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

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thirty yard line, Rainier worked a little ten yard pass, their end receiving it and racing sixty yards to the only touchdown. They failed to kick the goal. Those who made the team and letters were: George Pullen, captain and fullback; Clark Nelson and Bill Raw, ends; Ed Culver, Art Grafton and Lyle McCauley, tackles; Albert De Welt, Eino Lukkerinen, Bob Wascher and Tom Fulkeison, guards; Jim Lester, center; Ed Blake, quarterback, and Orville Spath and Fred Lowe, right and left half backs. All men ill be back next year except Spath, Culver and Lowe, so pros¬ pects for a good team are bright. —FRED LOWE. BOYS’ BASKET BALL TEAM Left to Right, top row — Blake, Lowe, Owen, Nelson, Raw. Left to Right, bottom row — Spath, Weiss, (coach), Lester. Page 28 -Sea Breeze '22

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FOOTBALL Football made its first appearance as one of the sports at Seaside High this year, and the team made a fairly good show¬ ing considering the fact that there were no experienced play¬ ers from which to pick a team. A great deal of credit is due Dr. Van Doren, because of his untiring efforts as coach. The school appreciates his work. The people of Seaside supported the team wonderfully, both at the games and in securing equipment. Clias. Williams, Clias. Alward and Miles Potter acted as officials for all of tin games. Seaside opened its season on October 29th against the Astoria Budget team and won by the score of 20 to 7, working trick plays, end runs and forward passes to advantage. On November 4th. the Astoria High’s second team lost by a score of 12 to 7 in a half game. Seaside scored a touchdown in each of the first two quarters, and Astoria one in the last period on a forward pass. On Armistice Day, Kn ppa High played Seaside a 0 toO tie. The Seaside team gained nearly three yards to Knappn’s one in scrimmage, hut lacked tin1 punch when a gain meant a touchdown. The last game of the season was played against Rainier High. From all reports before the game, the Rainier team was supposed to he several touchdowns the stronger team, hav¬ ing held the Astoria High team, who were contenders for the state championship, to a score of 7 to 0. Seaside kicked off and Rainier, hv a long pass, nearly scored in tin first few minutes, hut the team held and by the end of the first quarter had the ball in the middle of the field. From then on Rainier was kept on the defense and forced to punt on first downs three times from behind their own goal. Then came the bomb-shell — with about a minute to go, fourth down, and on their own Sea Breeze ' 22--rPage 27

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BASKETBALL Seaside has just completed a successful basketball season iu spite of some hard luck, winning thirteen out of twenty games and losing to no team by a big score. The team lost games to Rainier, Ilwaco and Astoria by one point margins af¬ ter leading right up to the last minute of play. If these games had been won, Seaside would probably have gone to the state tournament. Summary of the season’s games. Seaside 40 . . . Warrenton A. C. 5 ” 34 . Naselle Hi 12 ” 13 Clatskanie Hi 8 ” 34 . . Beaverton Hi 18 ” 15 . Forest Grove 11 i 10 ” 11 McMinnville Hi 21 ” 10 . . . Knappa Hi 0 ” 15 Ilwaco Hi 25 ” 23 Rainer Hi 24 ” 12 Westport Hi 5 ” io . Astoria Hi 21 ” 28 Knappa Hi 10 » 54 Naselle Hi 2 ” 34 Clatskanie Hi 4 ’ 19 Ilwaco Hi 20 ” 11 Forest Grove Hi 14 n 43 Westport Hi 16 n 13 . Astoria Hi 14 n 17 Rainier Hi 16 ii 30 . Seaside Boosters 12 The men who made their letters in basketball were: Jim Lester, center; Orville Spath, Floyd Owens and Fred Lowe, forward; Edwin Blake, Clarke Nelson and Bill Raw, guards. Seaside High school should have a good team next season, as all men will be back except Spath and Lowe. Sea Breeze '22-Vage 29