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

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JUNIOR CLASS

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To Miss Davidson, our respect for her suece us Civies. To Miss Leeper, our esteem for her ability in teaching the Commercial Course. To Miss Nelson, our deference for teaching us Domestic Science. Said debts are to be paid in full, not later than June 4, 1920. Second: To the Freshmen, we will the baby’s bottle, which we have treasured all these many years, also, the front seats in the assembly when they shall have become of age and suf- ficiently intelligent to occupy them. Third: To the Sophomores, we will the doll dress for they have just graduated into their first short dresses. Fourth: To the J uniors, we will our checker boards, and may they profit thereby. Fifth: To all underclassmen, we will the privileges of go- ing to the library any time. Six: To Frank Ackerman, we will a pair of suspenders and may he profit accordingly. Seventh: To those who are deserving, we will the back seats and the monitorship. Kighth: We bequeath our various virtues and possessions, as follows: I, Aster Moore, will to Leola Ball my excellent grades. I, Esther Hansberry, will to Edna Hanon my Irish brogue. I, Shirley Caldwell, will to Agnes Kondrasky, my dimple. I, Jennie Long, will to Edgar Washbond my student abil- ity. I, Esther Kari, will to Fred Williams my knowledge of shorthand. I, Elvera Millet, will to Ruth Belieu my musical ability. I, Dagny Owen, will to Lyle McCauley my knowledge gained, during the high school course. I, Gladys Ramsey, will to Constance Bell my art of bluffing the teachers. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal. Ss in teaching THE JUNE CLASS OF 1920. President, Gladys Ramsey. Vice-Pres., Elvera Miller. Secretary, Dagny Owen. “SEA BREEZE”--PAGE 21

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The Junior class entered the Union High school in Sep- tember, 1917. The class then consisted of twenty-eight mem- bers. At the end of the year a number had dropped out leav- ing only nineteen in the class. We started our sophomore year bravely, with a class of sixteen members. At the mid-term, two the members had pushed ahead and joined the Junior class, but a number of new students entered, so at the close of the year we had a class con- sisting of eighteen members. This year we commenced with the following enrollment: Eva Tyberg, Inez Stafford, Leola Ball, Dorothy Johansen, Blanche Rutherauff, Hazel Reeves, Esther Hansberry, Esther Kari, Frank Ackerman, Orville Spath and Charles Olson. Esther Hansberry and Esther Kari left us at the mid-term and have joined the graduating class. But Glenn Stevens, Edna Hanon and Mildred Olson entered the class from the Sophomores, and Marie Christensen, Constance Bell, Faye Davis and Verner Anderson became new members of our band. We now have a very enthusiastic and forward class con- sisting of fifteen members. Our class has taken the lead in school activities and four of the Student Body officers are from the Junior class. We all hope to return to Union High next year and complete our High school course. a ey) “SEA BREEZE”--PAGE 23