Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

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3umor IMotes The Juniors certainly exhibit more “Class Spirit” than any other class in the school. It i« a lively class of twenty-nine members, all of whom actively participate in promoting the best interests of the school. They have many jolly affairs planned for the closing month of this semester. On April 14th the juniors gave a “Benefit” for the purpose of raising money to defray the expenses of the Junior Promenade. The “Benefit” was in the form of a vaudeville entertainment given at the Crystal Theatre. Because of the large attendance, four performances were required to be given in one evening. The committee in charge of the entertainment consisted of Myrtle Harrison, Blanche Heron and Elva Jeldness, all of whom worked vigorously and were rewarded as was shown by the sum of money realized from the undertaking. Another of the notable “affairs” was in the form of a dance given on the evening of May 21, at the A. A. A. A. Hall. The hall was pret¬ tily decorated with evergreens and numerous pennants, over which the junior colors of red and green predominated. Punch was served by the Misses Constance Fulton and Georgiana Garner. The dance was a success both socially and financially. The patronesses were: Miss -T. Gertrude Ilulse; Miss Dora Badollet; Mrs. .1. X. Griffin; Mrs. G. C. Fulton; Mrs. J. II. Smith The Class has appointed June 15th as Class Day. All Juniors are looking forward to the event expecting it to surpass some of the previous Class Days. Following the exn tuple of the proceeding Junior classes the pre¬ sent class is planning to hold a picnic sometime near the close of the semester. The greatest event of the “Junior Doings” will undoubtably be the “Junior Reception and Prom.” In the past the class has been work¬ ing with this event in view, and feel safe in predicting this the social event of the school year. JENNIE ANDERSON, Editor Junior Class.

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Sophomore IMotes Class Motto—“It is better to wear oul than to rust out Colors—Crimson and White. Flower Red Carnation. A Sophomore meeting was called on May 5th, for the purpose of electing the class officers for the coming semester. At this meeting Miss Lenore McGregor was elected President; Miss Alice Fox, Vice- President and Miss Esther Jeffers, Secretary. The Sophmores and Seniors intend to give an entertainment in the near future to earn much needed funds. This affair is to be man¬ aged bv Miss Leo I a Ball, Miss Yirgina Peterson. Miss Edith Lorntsen, Mr. I toy Jones of the Sophomores and Miss Anna Sigurdson, Miss Wilma Young, Miss Fanny Gregory and Mr. Arthur Danielson of the Seniors. Recently a class census was taken and it was found that there are thirty-eight members. This makes the Sophomore class next in size to the Freshman class. ' 1