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

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Junior Family Portraits Everyone was paying attention to the senior airband at the pep assembly except Zack Loveridge who took time out to smile for the camera. “Although we looked disgusting, | always love dressing asa What innocently started out as a pie-eating contest during hippie during homecoming week with my friend Keelin an assembly turned into a pie-throwing contest. Sascha McCarthy,” said Dana Russell. “Maybe I'm just a hippie at Mills and Lara Smith playfully attacked each other. heart.”

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“Do | really want to do this?” Senior Shannon Otness gave the opening thoughts at graduation and admitted to being “really nervous once | saw all those people out in the audience. | was shaking!” The graduating class of 1989 held their commencement ceremony at the Seaside Convention Center, thus breaking a long-standing tradition of graduating in the gym at SHS. The gym was just too cramped and the accoustics were poor. Upper right-hand corner: Senior speaker Greg Swedenborg Senior speakers: Valedictorian Lona Stamper, Salutatorian Megan Erikson, A.S.B. president Chuck Murdy, A.S.B. Sgt. at Arms Wade Nebeker, and Senior Class President Paige Campbell.

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Two, four, six, eight, who do we appreciate? Ju nior Misty Lamendola is preparing to lead us in a cheer with mascot Julie Wills during a pep as sembly Our school mascot and Jr. Class President, Julie Wills hypes up the crowd at a pep assembly If we have to go to school, we might as well go in style! Tony Biamont, Danny Picard, and Butch LaPrairie rode up to school in a limo on the first day of school. A Time For Change Junior year - here so fast and gone tomorrow. A lot of changes, a lot of classes, a lot of new drivers. Said Jeromy Dimmick, “It was great be- cause | got my license in Tillamook.” We each live by our own mottos for life. “Live for today, plan for tomorrow, party tonight,” said Wendy Dalton. In the role of Junior class president, Julie Wills frequently asked, “Which way did they go? How many of them were there? How fast were they going? | must find them. | am their leader!” Junior year also brought more responsibility, maturity, and broadening of horizons for every- one. “I decided to take a karate class for fun,” said Keelin McCarthy, “It was so fun that | couldn't walk right for weeks.” It was a year to learn and push yourself to the limit, a year to prepare yourself for what lay ahead. But aren't we glad it’s over? It was a losing battle from the start. Mike Smith 20 , : headed the line as the juniors fell to the ground. Junior Family JOE’S AUTO REPAIR 2305 S HOLLADAY SEASIDE, OREGON 97138