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Cc 10r [87 Class Colors: Red and green j = 7 ‘ 7 yy I? Motto: ‘‘Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor. Class flowers: Red rose buds. Class Porm Softly the murmuring breezes blow, The hum and buzz of the droning bees; On the bank of the Necanicum, It lightly stirs the trees. Faintly the breezes echo the sound Of girlish prattle, full free from care; Drift gently from the river bank— Just girls, youthful and fair. Let us list to the whispering pines. They stretch down boughs entreatingly, Often and repeatedly. They say to us again and again, ‘‘Be ye always loving, kind and good; Do right, be proud to hold up your head As the red rose-bud would. Live up to your colors of red and green— Let them forever wave on high; Hold them dear, for what they are; Be your motto: ‘Do or die!” Red for truth—live to learn, Never falter by the way ; Green for innocent lives, and dear, Give strength for all, full sway.”’ PAGE 10--“SEA BREEZE
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ENID LEEPER Bae Or any 19154! Condon, Ore., 1915-17; Central Point, Ore., 1917-18; Seaside Com- merce Dept., 1918-20: Sopho- more Class Advisor. ‘Quiet in the typewriting class.”’ MINNIE F. NELSON Pratt Institute; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Seaside, 1919-20; Domes- tic Science and Art: ‘‘As I said before, girls, you must be quiet.’’ “SEA BREEZE”--PAGE 9
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To the West of the river bank, The white caps sparkle in the morning sun; When you can face worry with a smile, Then is your battle won. “‘Remember that when you face this world, There are lessons that you must four’ The joy you get out of life is when You work for what you earn.’’ Wafted from dimpled, Sr: white caps To us, repeated o’er and o’er; Comes that self. same voice, Hchoing from shore to shore: ““To-night you launch, where shall you anchor? That’s a question, a puzzle will be; Where are you going to moor your boat, On Life’s unresting sea???’ Ah, it is well we begin to think. Does not the parting day draw near? There the path has many forks, As each girl chooses her life’s career. At last, we’ve attained that coveted place, We are Seniors studious, dignified; We are entertained, honored, And looked upon with pride. We begin to realize what it means, As the year draws to a close; Ere it is all too late, I’ll say, We are thankful for those. “SEA BREEZE’--PAGE 11
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