Seaside High School - Sea Breeze Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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Lynette Trotter Karen Turner Jon Upham Sara Vail Tessa Vandyke Cindy Vellutini Tammy Weber 14 Seniors

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ENIORS LEAVE EYELINER, CHOPSTICKS |, Scott Darnell, leave my 4x4 truck to my brother, Todd since he enjoys locking the hubs so much; my parts off my truck to Tracie Earl so she can fix her car; all my empty cans in the back of my truck to Mike Johnson; my bottle caps to Jamie Mako; my hog training book to Bill Westerholm; and my whip to Janie Hogan. |, Dan Loke leave my Global Studies notebook to a lucky underclassman; my car to Tracie Earl (She needs something she can hit things with, which won't get hurt); my smart-aleck attitude to Laurie Eller (She needs to chill out, Ha! Ha!). |, Lanny White, will my letterman’s jacket to Scott Darnell so he'll finally have one; and my heart to Bryre Maloon. |, Sheryl Webster, being of outstanding mind and body, will my job to anyone who needs the ability to laugh at life from the « offee counter; to my bést friend and future sister-in-law, Lynn ‘Mona’ Joy, | leave my 23 inch waistline, my Chemistry notebook (you'll need it,) My “'l love Lucy’ silk PJ’s, and my Loreal eyeliner. May god bless you with happiness. Live each day to the fullest. | love ya Sis! |, Andrew J. Miscoe, being of unquestionable mind, and in the wrong body, will the following to the following: my unexhaustable supply of menial questions to Miss Lewis; to Darrin Peters | give my poppoids, which you'll desperately want; and finally to Jill Baker nothing. |, Shaofeng Liu, being of the Asia continent (China), hereby will all my home- work, heartburns, tardies, absences, pains, fees, etc. to the school board, Mr. Priddy’s $80 thermometer to the next physics student to experience it, and my Math notebook to Mr. Haller’s Grandson. |, Colleen Haffner, leave to Sonja Oltmann, Fascination; to Karmen (Yvonne) Ford: Bonjour Yvonne; to Theresa Schippers: the spirit to be crazy, the music to express yourself, and my Math Analysis Notebook; to Angela Paino: the family; to Joe Schulte: Counter- point; to Paul Brown: The Stage; to Adam Lund: Chopsticks. |, Traci Scott, not neccessarily being of sound mind, leave my memory to haunt Theresa Schippers and my best of luck to Carrie Huls, and to Mr. Corrigan | leave the single thought of BYU as College Bowl Champs. |, Becky Bybee, Being of sound mind, leave all of my BYU paraphenelia to Mr. Corrigan. Also to Mr. Corrigan | leave my Husky skin rug and the memory of the 1985 College Bowl Champs. I, Becky Paaso, being of sounded mind and body, will all of my goats and lop- eared rabbits to Miss Lewis. |, Lisa Jones, will my geometry skills to Mr. Haller in case he forgets over the years. |, Michelle Smits, leave my supply of Coke to Harold Sims. |, Erin Ayles, will Kris Karge, my undying love, everlasting affection, total admiration, and a slightly used stick of Old Spice deodorant; my Math Analysis notebook to Steve Raterman; and last because it's least, | leave my class and personality to Joe “Schmucky’’ Schulte, who needs all he can get. L, Stacy Sawrey, will that my strong admiration for the Huskies (U of W) rubs off on the frosh, soph classes. |, Kris Ellen Karge, will Amber Taqgard seven (7) exclamation marks; my “‘boat’’ my sugar cubes to Jimmy, Jason, and Marc; and to Erin Ayles I leave my leopard skin underwear. |, Jon Upham, would like to leave my brain at home; give it a rest!! |, Derek M. Krizan, will to whom it may concern: My experinces in Seaside High School were great, but the experiences on the Yearbook staff were more than an inspiration and | will anyone with any guts, talent, room for hard work, brains, and dedi- cation to join the next staff. If you don’t have any of the above you will when you get out. I, Jesse G. Cruz, will my 210 watt Peavy amplifier to Lee Beghtol; my Van Halen shirt to Mr. Sauer; to Mr. Gilbertson my list of dirty words; my vast amount of school spirit to the Junior Class; my rusty box of quitar strings to Mr. Hamilton; my waterbed to Mr. Stacey; and my final wish is to have my Washburn guitar to be buried with mel!! A rushed lunch before the lunch rush: Shannon Ellis and Michael Hollaway prepare for their jobs as lunch aides. Seniors is

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“I wanted to do something with a teabag- ‘said Senior Sara Vail. But the real inspira- tion for this costume came at a youth group retreat, where freshman Alicia Lund dressed as the world. “I look weird, but why be nor- mal?” Said Sara,’'!| love being wild — it’s so much fun! Sherryl Webster Shaun Weiss Kirsten Westerholm Lanny White Marnee Wilson John Zimmerling Not Pictured: Cathy Adams,Melanie Ballou Travis Cave, Troy Culp,Theresa Guajardo Travis Henderson, Jacque Houck,Kent Is- rael,Marcus Keisala,Haiping Ma,Kyle McCar- ley,Chris McCormick,Ron Pearson,Richard Schinderle,Reis Smith, Josh Tuckman,Jody Ulrey, Tabatha Warren,John Westby. Seniors 15