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

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freshmen I he Freshmen Class entered High school in September, lb-2, with a larger number of members than any previous class and an equal amount of school spirit. In February nineteen twenty-three, students came in from Gearhart and Seaside grammar schools, making an increase in our class, also a few dropped out. The Freshmen now in school are: Joy Lester, Elliott Hurd, Loris Diebel, DeVift Baker, Marjorie Ball, Emily Bab- bidge, Avis Seines, Frances Roth, Charles Cartwright, Ruth Benson, Mary Niinmo, Lester Raw, Jack Webber, Irene Ellis, Eva Falconer, Alexander Gilbert, John Hagmeier, Fred Harsh- burger, Sarah Harshbnrger, Hilma Hendrickson, Lewis Hurl- burt, Leona Liebel, Violet Mays, Lawrence Mays, Henrietta Nelson, Irma Poole, Richard Schroeder, Lempi Rantio, Flor¬ ence Taitt, Jack AValcli, Hyde Welsh, Maud Olson, Norali Mel- by, Mary Haley, Vada Spatli, Mabel Nichols, Dorothy John¬ son, Myrtle Johnson, Marie Sutherland, Stella Keeler, Alfred Olson, Clarence Owen, Lucille Meyers, W illard Livermore, Charles Smith, Gertrude Vollans, Sophie Lassila, Orville Gas- kill, Dorothy Prouty and Lelali Donalson. School activities have been staunchly supported by our class. Three members of the football team, one of the basket¬ ball team, and a student body officer have been chosen from th Freshmen. Our officers are: President . - . - . — Vice President - - Secretary-treasurer . Sergeant-at-arms . - . -- Class Advisor . Our class motto is “The end colors are purple and white. Lester Raw ..DeWitt Baker . . Mary Nimmo . . ( Charles ( lartwriglit . Francis Beebe crowns the work and our MARY NIMMO.

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