Tillamook Catholic High School - Academic Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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-0-0-M T H E A C A D E M I C ------------ Freshmen lst mu Lennazd Jenck llazgczzcf Hafltzns 7f11znSa11de2 Ieanetff Elms Albert Odelmlt Genezzeze Ezezs Elsze Weber 2nd zfu Theodore Benzs llcdtlme Stwlz 1117118 Plasite: -lanes lIr'N aughtnn Frank Portman Freshmen Class Hr story On September the second fourteen fresh men Cl0Vvdll'1g, pushing talking and laugh mg cllmbed the steps of St Alphonsus m Hxgh School for the first tlme IH our young llves and were celebratlng the event bv our nolse The first member to leave our merry group was Murllne Saar The number was agaln dlmmxshed by the droppmg out of one of our best basket ball players Esther LaChance On Thursday October 30th the Fresh men were assembled bllndfolded and ln ltlated Last but not least we were told Page Ezghfeen by the upper classmates that we were to wear green tles f0l a week Alas' the time passed all too slow lv pomt of numbers ovel all the others Bv placmg three playels on the bovs basket ball team and two on the girls team this class has proved its athletlc '1b1l1tv We all hope that thxee years flom now we wlll stlll be togethel to brlng success fully to a finlsh our school years and to venture forth 1nto that l1fe bevond g'l'idl1 l t1on MARGARET WATKINIS 34 1- A w': ' ' ,. 1 r , ,1 nf O I . , ' - . L v V ' y - ' ry 1 - v . . ' 1 C n , . . . . , . ' rv. We Vfefe to experience the thflnll Ofibelng The Freshmen still hold the record in v ' - v . ' v . Y ' 7 , ' K- ' . ,L . if ' v Y nu x T I L . f l . .Yu L n , D K.- ' V1 1 ' . V L . - V ' v 1 ' ' ' ' v 1 Y . . , , . , . -.:IlQw17Q rio? - .4.4.4-l- Diffuilal- D M' D' M .1 QI- Quin

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- ----- ---THE ACADEMIC'-I--'-----1'-----b-f Sophomores uw Q K ls! 2010 Ida Hwlzman Same Blase1 Wallace Edson 'llatzlda Sandez 2nd you bduard Plaskcz Mary Jacobs' 'liar Bozell Fllfn Edson Im Sander Sophomore Class Hrsztozrfy Not one of the nme freahmen who I6 polte fox SQIXICE m the fall of 1929 6291 lOlg0t the filst day of hlgh 'school The R619 at fimt ao much Cleek to moat ot But by haxd study ue maatered all of our subjects We were almoit cextam th at the UDDC1 clawmen had folgotten the mltlatlon but about Octobel 26 we were all mvlted to a llttle palty It xx 'wnt neal lx ms bad 'IQ we had expected and we were none the VOIQC fo1 the QXDQIIGIILO The leat of the 5611 passed amoothls Aftel OHJOYIHH the long xacatlon the en tue class of nlne agam aaeembled at Q Alphonsus Vke vsele non 11d of most mf t1merQ The tleahmen celtalnlx got theua thls seal The Sophomole class was feel mg full of authoutx and ueed It lQCkl9QQlX on the pool neucomela We haxe taken an actne palt ln both the gula and bow baaketball teams xxell 'N ll'l dlamatlm md other Qchool 'xc tlXltl9S PDVX -XRD PLASKEP Page Sezenteen r 'woe ' a 'awww A ,. Q fr ' E 'X X P . ,gn - .- - A , T ' , . . , 2 TS 'JV' I mx v n - 1: ,v I I u r 1 p ' . a - , 1 , 1 , A 1 . .. ' , . - Q- ' -1- 1 - . ' n 'v 4 - 1 ' y J, -1 O f 'r NX n n n an L I,- ' Q Q v ' w T v 1 y 1. . ' . . . 1 new subjects, mainly Algebra and Latin the greenness, and started in like old- v - 1 - U , 1. ' ' 'Q . ' V U '- W llS,,, v 1 v v K l -rv 1 Q' Q YC K1 - z '- .. . ' ' ' . l Y n 1 , v v 4 v n ' ' 1 ' : ' ' '. '.. ' '- ,'. '.' . .,as . ..' . ' . ' ' ' .'-.1 '. .- ' . ' . . Y '. t, '33 I , , PQ0l010Q0Q0QI Pl Pllilibl bl D151 Pi PlUlllQ P101 Pidllillblfil 71 P101 D10l4li0i010I0i4

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