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

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FOOTBALL TEAM

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► VICTOR PALMROSE Sometimes it is more diffi¬ cult to make a good schedule cf games than it is to qualify as an athlete. More stress was put upon the office of athletic manager this year than form¬ erly. Victor Palmrose held this office admirably during the basketball season. GOLDA GRAFTON Something new in the line of “pep” was produced at the Union High this year. Many spectators commented upon the change. It is only fair to say that most of this pep radi¬ ated from one Golda Grafton. The student body supported her at all times. ALBERT DEWELT Albert DetVelt, the baseball manager, is not an assuming person, but he always lived up to what was expected of him.

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Saakpt Sail frar gwrrooful We may well be proud of the record made by the basket¬ ball team of the S. U. H. S. for the season 1922-23. It was not only one of the best teams of the Lower Columbia conference, but was also one of the best ever turned ont by this high school. The Seaside quintet played 1 1 games this season, winning- eight and losing three. The team lost two games to Astoria and one to Ilwaco. The first two of these losses came in the early part of the season before Clark Nelson, one of the last year’s stars, had returned to school. The team had reached almost perfect form and was working like a machine in th e last game of the season, in which the fast little Knappa quintet was defeated on its own fioor by the score of 27 to 12. The outlook was fairly bright from the start. There was an abundance of new material and the appearance of four vet¬ eran players, Captain James Lester, Blake, Owens and Wm. Raw seemed to spell victory from the start. Probably the only thing that stopped Seaside from being represented at the state tournament was the fact that Astoria, the most serious com¬ petitor, had the best team in its history. The latter defeated Seaside in the first game between the two schools by the score of 7 to 4. Summary of the Scores. Seaside 21 . . . . Benson 19 y y 33 . . . . Warren ton A. 16 y y 4 . . . . ...Astoria 7 y y 33 . . Warrenton 8 y y 12 . . Astoria 36 y y 36 . . . . Warrenton A. 14 y y 27 . 15 y y 43 . - . Warrenton 11 y y 23 . . 21 y y 17 . . . . 21 y y 27 . . . Knappa 12 The season proved to be a particularly successful one for the maroon and white. On the whole, the players throughout the season showed aggressiveness, and good, consistent playing ability in every phase of the game. These characteristics