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

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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Rs eerie tare Madscd Oboe Apacs econ, Paes ies me a ildred : toy Agnace Seamann, S: guerite Reynolds, Frederick Williams, Helen Parker, Raymond Lundgren, Edna Fuller, Gerald Mervy, Helen Cross, Oscar Schumann, Marion Curtit, William Tybere, Marion Fulkerson, William Coffin, Lempi Hendrickson, Ruth Belieu and Jean Welch. The officers for the first semester were: TEROSICOT these: ope ees Oates Wed Helen Parker Wiese Presidentia.e. icf Gerald Mervy of 2! 016 ©] Re AA ae Sie a ee a ee Jean Welch Rene rOlme ee eee yeaah ie Frederick Williams ero atatiniceer eee at William Coffin The second semester brought: President .... a Michael Callahan Vice resid erie a. ote. cit eessse 24 Helen Cross Decrapaty gee mes tn re Frederick Willams Treasurers. 2.5, stone Agnace Seamann eV Oa LAY Ulisse. eclt. arset cee Edward Culver The second semester brought in Genevieve Spear, Agnes Kondraski, Michael Callahan, Edwin Blake and Edward Cul- ver from the Freshmen class. Some of our beloved classmates deserted us for the Junior class. The class has participated in all school activities and 1s well represented in the basketball teams. The class has pro- eressed rapidly and has great hopes of being the leading class in the school next year. Gerald Mervy was elected class representative to the stu- dent council for both semesters. —AGNACE SHAMANN. “SEA BREEZE”--PAGE 25

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The Freshmen class began in September, 1919, with a larg- er number of members than any previous class and an equal amount of enthusiasm of all other classes. As the weeks went by the students began to drop out. In February a number of students ca me in from both Sea- side and Gearhart grammar schools with large increase of out- siders. The loyal Freshmen still in school are Lois Stevens, Alice Little, Katie Coffey, Christine Lungren, Agnes Anderson, Francis DeWelt, Golda Grafton, Verna Lytle, Winifred Nimmo, Maxine Olson, Carrol Hukil, Lester Olson, Margaret Tyberg, Harold Tyberg, Agnes Thompson, James Lester, Edgar Wash- bond, Lloyd Bigler, Burnby Bell, Margaret Beckman, Esther Honkanen, Arletha Jones, Fred Lowe, Paul Lowe, Vida Me- Cauley, Lyle McCauley, Clark Nelson, Elizabeth Oster, Roy Owen, Victor Palmrose and Eva Titus. Mike Callahan, Anton Stankevich, Edward Culver, Edwin Blake, Agnace Kondraski, Genevieve Spear, and Robert Wascher have proven to the faculty that they are no longer green and are properly initiated into the Sophomoric mysteries. Our officers are: Peres ice rite te rs eee os James Lester PV GeM Pes (enli., eo aks weet ee Fred Lowe Shan Dia pe a ee eee Clark Nelson BLAS G6 le ees enc) eee Burnby Bell For our motto we selected ‘‘The ropes of the present will ring the bells of the future.’’ Our colors are old rose and silver. —FRANCIS DEWELT. “SEA BREEZE”--PAGE 27