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

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Marie Christensen (before Algebra exams): Say, Mr. Lovett, what are you going to give us in the Algebra exam? Mr. Lovett: Why, I’m liable to give you anything we’ve covered. You can expect one problem from every dif- ferent type of problem we've had. You know, Marie, at a banquet one always likes to have a taste of everything on the table, so I think it advisable to give you a taste of all the problems we’ve had so far. Marie: But they Hoooverize now, Mr. Lovett. : Mrs. Wyatt (in English I): Where is Hades? (A pause and finally a small boy held up his hand). Mrs. Wyatt: Well, Charles; do you know? Charles Olson: I think it’s where the peace conference is held, isn’t it? Marie Schamberger (asking permis- sion from Miss Ware, to speak): Can I talk? Miss Ware: Why certainly. Even Alexander the Great had Tyre trouble. Claude Barnes: Ruth BeLieu has a funny name, but I could change that. Harry Spath says: Beauty should be measured by volume. (And Francis Marsh continued to say “Oh, Hen.” William Olson says: Children should be seen and not heard. (William always keeps a respectful si lence). Mr. Lovett (in History I): Why did the Spartans want more land? Marie Christensen: To feed the people on.

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