Nehalem High School - Seagull Yearbook (Nehalem, OR)

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amor efau ffzfitoty In the flll of 1952 Q0 scared lreshmen entered Nehalem Hlgh School The blggest event of our freshman year was 1n1t1at1on We came to school wearmg cardboard boxes llpstxck all over our faces boots sllppers tm cans 1nd omons We also won the class play that ye xr Duung our sophomore year we bot the satlsfaetlon of seclng the rooks 1n1t1ated We had lost fxvc classmates smcc. the begmnmg of our freshman year Our Jumor year was 1 busy year wxth many act1v1t1es We sold pop and candy at the rmgs We decorated for baccalaureate and graduatlon and the bxggest event of all was f,lVll1D the Jumor Banquet and Prom On September 6 1955 nmetcen semors entered Nehalem H1gh for the1r last ye lr Thls was also a busy year The senlor class worked hard on the Sen1or Sno Ball We had our graduatwn pmtures taken and ordered our cards announcements and the 18th was the blg mght graduatlon The class dec1ded to wear maroon and Wh1te caps Mrs Herchenhem our class adv1sor was a bw help 1n malung our semor year successful and enjoyable Our class off1cers d1d great 1n all of the1r many Jobs They were Pres1dent D1HHUCD9ROSS1tt V1cc Pres1dent Jack Wh1te Secretary Treasurer Vera Garr1son Sgt at Arms Wayne Smlth Sponsored by STEVE NS REALTY, T1llamook la Q O 1 'J - ' ' Y ' - c , - ' 3 I i - . . I p L . . L 1 ' 9 1 9 ' ' 1 N BZ , 1. , U I I .W . y. ,, ,, . . . , . . J L X . X . . C , t games and at noon. This was the year everyone looked forward to ordering our class . I . 1 . , . 3 ' 0' ' . , , . A . . . 1 D L 7 7 . . , . , .D . 7. . . 1 . H K 7 .

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JACK BRITTON Football 1 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Letterman 1 2 Q 4 Captam Football 4 JACK WHITE Lettern an 1 3 4 Football Plays 1 2 3 4 Class Pres 1 Vlce Pres Student Body Letterman Sec 4 'MO M-z.w DALE ANDERSON Football 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Plays 1 3 KENT OSTERLAND Letterman Football .Q 4 Vlce Pres 1 Class Plays 1 2 asm 'Eng

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2l2l0'Z 616.45 DZOIQACCY As everyone expected ln the next 20 years the world would progress 1nto space but Walt' Instead we have suddenly found ourselves back one m1l11on years We arr1ved wrapped IH our sk1n early on a frosty morn In read1ng the mormng Stone Paper found that a b1g dance would be held Saturday sponsored by Java Man Band and to my surprxse the band leader was none other than Jack Wh1te The well known vocahst Janet Bastedo known as Stone Hearted Hatt1e We contlnued walklng down the narrow path along the way we saw someone shaklng thexr B E A R sk1n out she was standlng on her front stone porch Why lt was Ruthle Tubbeslng Just as we started down the path a huge cloud of dust came rolllng up the path After the haze d1ed down there sat Kent Osterlund on h1s Dodger Mammal We knew rlght away It was Kent because of the Dodge We use to dodge h1s Dodge at school We heard a huge roar and there on the flat land we saw It s a bxrd It's Davey Croc kett It's Tarzan Much to our shock1ng surpr1se It was Gene Starr Why he was f1ght1ng a d1nosaur Here comes h1s w1fe Marlene Barker to save h1m Why she knocked that dlnosaur cold w1th one blow She then p1CkCd up her husband and walked out of Slght It was gettmg late and our stomachs were startmg to growl Oh that s Just the l1ons We found the Dugout whose spec1alty was Halry Mammal Mommoth steak Why for Pete s sake the wa1tress was Esther John on She had the most adorable outf1t on of snake skln and crocod1le teeth We asked her who dug th1S dugout and she sa1d her boss was none other than Wayne Sm1th So we had qulte a chat w1th Wayne who was 11V1f1g qulte a happy llfe w1th h1s halry beasts We strolled to the edge of the huge forest when out of the th1cket came tlus woman w1th long black and yellow na1r She had a vv1ld look 1n her eye Shy It was the Vulture G1rl our good ole fr1end Vera Garr1son She had g1ven up her teachlng career to study w1ld 1 e We stopped at the Cave In School We walked up the stone stalrs to the stoney hall and there sat petrlfxed Jxm Waggoner He sat at h1s rock th1nk1ng of h1s Vulture Glrl We sa1d H1 to hxm and he sa1d Goodbye so we left QWe never were very close at school J l O 3 . . . 7 . , . ! - -- , , , . . . . vvv - -- - H ,, . . . 2 ' ' S ' I 3 ' Q . . Q ' I ' 9 -- D , . . . 9 ! ' ' 7 I , . l'f . . . . . . G