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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2016
Summer baseball in full swing Grads: 100th class of Gulls
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
The summer baseball
schedule — already under-
way at the All-Stars level
— kicks into full gear this
week with the Junior State
(17-and-under) teams.
Astoria Ford is sched-
uled to play a doubleheader
at Clatskanie at 5 p.m. today,
with Clatskanie visiting Asto-
ria for a twinbill Thursday at
Aiken Field, also at 5 p.m.
Warrenton is scheduled to
play a single game Thursday
at Neah-Kah-Nie (6 p.m.),
while the Warriors’ contest
Monday vs. Knappa was
postponed.
For the Astoria Ford sum-
mer program, some of the
bigger games take place later
this month and next, when
Astoria hosts a number of
weekend tournaments with
visitors from the Willamette
Valley.
The Fishermen invite
Dallas for a doubleheader
Saturday, July 2, and a single
game Sunday, July 3.
Astoria Ford will also
host teams from Madison
and West Salem July 8-10 for
three to four games at Aiken
Field.
Astoria wraps up the home
season with a “Townball
Tournament,” July 22-24,
with schedule of teams and
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SCOREBOARD
SPORTS SCHEDULE
TODAY
Junior State Baseball — Astoria at Clatskanie (2), 5 p.m.
THURSDAY
Junior State Baseball — Clatskanie at Astoria (2), 5 p.m.; War-
renton at Neah-Kah-Nie, 6 p.m.
SATURDAY
Junior State Baseball — St. Helens at Astoria (2), 1 p.m.; Neah-
Kah-Nie at Warrenton (2), Noon
times to be announced.
“We’re going to have six
eighth graders and six or
seven ninth graders,” said
Astoria coach Dave Gas-
ser, of this summer’s Asto-
ria Ford team. “Between the
incoming freshmen, soph-
omores and juniors, we’ll
have a roster of 21 or 22 kids,
and we’ll just play our entire
schedule with that number.
Some of the games will have
a younger inluence, others
will have an older inluence,
and we’ll just play.
“It’s almost like spring
training, with a split-squad
approach. We’ll just try to
play as much ball as we pos-
sibly can in six weeks.”
Gasser said the July 2-3
weekend will feature “not
only us playing Dallas three
times, but we’re going to
have alumni show up and
play as well,” he said. “It’s
an alumni opportunity, and
based on how much inter-
est we have, we’ll organize
a couple teams, and have
an all-Astoria alumni/pres-
ent-day players tournament
at the end of the season.”
Meanwhile, it will be a
mix-and-match
coaching
staff for the Astoria program
this summer.
“The guy who will be
coaching the brunt of the
schedule is Lance Stevens,”
Gasser said. “He’s a very
knowledgeable guy who
has played a lot of ball. He
played for a Salem Legion
Club, Cooke’s, back in the
day.
“He has a really good
baseball background, and
assisting him will be the rest
of the staff. Ralph (Steinback)
will work with the pitchers …
Brian Babbitt, Ryker Thorn-
ton, Glen Fromwiller and
myself,” with a few ex-As-
toria players helping out,
including Cody Fox, Nick
Scott and Nick Strange.
front of our students and yet
here they all are.”
Roley thanked families,
“the most important educa-
tors,” and the community.
Students expressed gratitude
to faculty and staff.
“We push our limits
because we are the Sea-
side centennials and we
are grateful for those who
molded us into who we are
today,” salutatorian Whit-
ney Westerholm said. “You
are the reason behind the
success of our class, and we
will forever be in debt to
this community.”
After the awarding of
diplomas, students popped
confetti and threw hats in
the air as family and faculty
proudly clapped, whistled
and cheered.
Lively school band and
chamber choir music punc-
tuated speeches, as well
as a slide show of seniors
now and as babies, prompt-
ing many “awws” from the
audience.
Graduating
seniors
relected on memories and
expressed gratitude for the
close-knit community, while
encouraging fellow students
to welcome new experiences.
“We immersed ourselves
in sports, clubs, homecom-
ing weeks, spirit weeks and
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Seaside High School students wait for their graduation
ceremony to begin Monday.
lots and lots of schoolwork,”
creating “a lifetime of mem-
ories,” valedictorian Annuka
Brown said.
Senior class president and
valedictorian Alie Zagata,
who created the Seaside
High School centennial cel-
ebration, asked her fellow
students to hold onto their
unique personalities as they
enter the “big, wide world.”
She quoted Dr. Seuss: “Today
you are you, that is truer than
true. There is no one alive
that is you-er than you.”
She described her class
as “introverts and extroverts,
dancers and musicians, read-
ers and actors and adven-
turers — colorful, faithful,
free-thinking young adults
with the world at our inger-
tips. It is my hope that each
one of you with each of your
irreplaceable and interesting
personalities goes out in the
world and not only survives,
but thrives.”
Westerholm, the daughter
of two Seaside High School
graduates, said home is the
beginning of a journey.
“Like most of us up here,
I’ve been calling this place
home since before I was
born,” she said. “Some say
it takes a village to raise a
child, and there is no truer
testament to that than each
and every class that has
come through this school.
We are the graduates of Sea-
side High School, a direct
product of the beautiful
community that raised us.”
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