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

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UNION HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Page 30--Sea Breeze ’22 Local basket ball games are all played in the fine gymnasium located in the east end of the building and this year a football field was laid out on the school grounds where the first games in the history of the high school were played.

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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

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL A great deal of interest and enthusiasm was shown this year in basketball. The girls won the championship of the Lower Columbia by hard fighting and wonderful team work. The standing of the team is as follows: Seaside 25 . . Clatskanie 4 y y 13 . . Knappa 8 y y 8 . . Naselle 13 y y 14 . . Rainier 7 y y 20 . . Westport 3 y y 27 . . Knappa 4 y y 38 . . Shooters 12 y y 32 . . Clatskanie 9 y y 21 . . . Westport 1 y y 00 . Shooters 4 Total 222 Total 65 They began the season by defeating Olatskanie by the score of 25 to 4. They showed the boy’s team what they ex¬ pected to do this season and carried out their plans. The next game was hard fought at Knappa, the local team winning by five points. The first and only game lost by the girls was at Naselle. The next scalp was taken at Rainier by the score of 14 to 7. At Westport, the following night, another victory was won, 22 to 4. The return games in this city were won in succession. The Knappa-Svensen team falling first, the Seaside Shooters 38 to 12; Clatskanie 32 to 9; Westport 21 to 1, and a second game with the Seaside Shooters closing the season with a vic¬ tory of 22 to 4. The girls’ team will be handicapped next year by the loss of their star player, Genevieve Spear. The other members of the team will be with us again. The line up is as follows: Genevieve Spear, center; Winnifred Nimmo, forward; Ethel Bodenhamer, forward; Marguerite Beckman, guard; Elizabeth Dresser, guard; Helen Spear, substitute. Sea Breeze '22- - Page 31