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

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THE GOOD LITTLE SOPHOMORE CLASS Although our class is very small, It is the best one of them all; We are always good, and never bad, Always happy and never sad. We are never late morn or noon, Always there with the same old tune; Studying, while others play and laugh, Until its time to go to class. The Freshmen class is the greenest one, They do not study, they have too much fun; They play leap frog and marbles, too, While we our lessons do pursue. The Junior class is the third in line, Their lessons are never on their minds; They seldom read or write or spell, But always ready for to yell. And last of all is the Senior class, They study some in order to pass; They are the wisest, so they say; They laugh and giggle all the day. We are the brightest in our school, For we always mind the golden rule; But we are nothing like the rest, T1 le Sophomore class is far the best! — Audrey McConnell.

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The Sophomore class of the first semester numbered thir¬ ty-two. At mid-term exactly half of these thirty-two became Juniors, leaving our present enrollment sixteen. 'We have counted n our list four basketball players, two of the girls and two of the boys. Our officers are as follows: President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer . Class Advisor . Hex Haley . George Benson . . Grace Smith . . Hugh Logan . Miss Matt ley ELIZA BETH 1 )RESSER.

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Back row, left to right — Charles Smith, Orville Gas dll, Clarence Owen, Myrtle Johnson, Vada Spath, Marie Sutherland, Sophie Lassila, Gertrude Vollans, Maude Olson, Marjorie Stafford. Second row— Leila Donelson, Dorothy Johnson, Dorothy Prouty, Lucille Tunicliffe, Mary Haley. Front row— Wil¬ lard Livermore, Alfred Olson, Mabel Nichols, Stella Keller. FRESHMEN