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

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Student Body Oftirers As was surmised last year, William Raw made an exeel- lent student body president. He has accomplished a great number of things for the school. Vice-president, Thomas Ful- kerson, had no chance to ex- hibit his ability of officiating in the president’s chair, but we feel sure that he would have proved entirely satisfae- tory. Lilian McCallister proved herself a worthy secretary. She became acquainted with the constitution at the begin- ning of the year, thereby let- ting no question arise over bills or amendments that were introdueed. Helen Kerr, treasurer, was kept busy paying off the bills of the student body. She was most efficient and trustworthy. With the help of Leslie Hutchinson, our worthy ser- geant-at-arms, we were spared all disturbances in our meet- ings. —hillhan MeCallister.

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reshmen Ceri Ori tare tc eos se Orville Gaskill VEL GL T es) GL were eee. ots ee Fred Meyers DECre LLL Vamenta, 2) Marjorie Stafford Percent diealiie eee eee eee. Mary Haley Class Representative ..........-..- Kathryn Moore CHES Shey Wa eva 0 0 oe ae oe re ee Miss Bingham The Freshmen class of this year is living up to all expec- tations. A large part of the high school is made up of this class, which numbers thirty-four. As yet none of the boys have taken part in the athletics except one who has left the school. But we all realize that these Freshmen who are not so well-known as some Juniors and Seniors, will be the outstanding figures two or three years from now. When that time comes they can truthfully say that much of their success in the first year of high school was due to the able supervision of the class advisor, Miss Bingham. The class consists of Robert Betz, Robert Hansen, Douglas Hurd, Paul Adams, Verne Welsh, Norman Clark, Edwin Sal- von, Joseph Spear, Dorothy Lewis, Rose Perkins, Allie Salo, Alice Olsen, Olive Olson, Leslie Hutchinson, Lural Wilson, Ruth Prouty, Wallace Johnson, Florence Lassila, Elenor Lon- ergan, Vera Farmer, Leslie Bodenhammer, Clarence Barrett, Bruce Poole, Emil Leppla, Theodore Hostikka, Emma Perkins, Ivor Welsh, Sylvia Anderson, Kathryn Moore, Dorothy Prouty, Bernard Grafton and Lenore Sundquist. —Marjorie Stafford.

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Class Presidents i ff A Ge 4 mati i at Me i re Esther Honkanen, the worthy Senior president, safe- ly piloted the noble Seniors through the last lap of their many school activities. It was a great task, but she aceom- plished it in spite of great dif- culties. Floyd Owen became a Senior et mid-term, but he was al- lowed to retain his office. Be- ine enrolled in the Senior room, he profitted by their ex- smple and suecessfully held eur aspiring Juniors in check. Our model class of Sopha- mores were all greatly satis- fied in their little monarchy with King Charles Cartwrig't as their idol and ideal. The dainty, easy-goimg, new comers were admirably ruled by the sturdy hand of Orville Gaskill; until he was ealled to higher halls of fame, the Soph- omore class at mid-term,