Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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18 THE ZEPHYRUS FANNIE URELL “On with the dance. Let joy be unconfined.” Commercial Course Basketball 1-2-3-4 Senior Class Constitution Adelphian Society HARO ' UD CHRISTIE “To ' be all that I wish to be Is an ambition beyond that of many men.” Mathematic Course Football 7 Basketball 8 GRACE RASMUSSEN She is neat, she is sweet From her bonnet to her feet.” Commercial Course Adelphian Society Office Typist 7-8 CURTIS DYER Ihe heights of great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight.” President Junior Class President Senior Class Editor Zephyrus 5-6 Zephyrus Staff 7-8 Executive Council 5-6-7-S Football 3-5-7 Hi-Y Club 5-6-7-S Ciceronians 7-8 GARNET ADKINS Her ways are ways of pleasantness And all her paths are peace.” Pedagogy Course Entered 1922 from Arizona Glee Club “Fays of the Floating Islands.”

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THE ZEPHYKVH 17 June Class Officers President Curtis Dyer Vice-President Edwin Ross Rena Bousli .Ottar Dahl Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Class Advisor . .Miss Lillian Littler Uno Anderson Senior Notes The class of ' 23 at its first meeting sustained its record for accom¬ plishing things. Curtis Dyer was nominated and unanimously elected president. A constitution was drawn up and adopted and the class started on its journey. To guide us the motto: “NOT ON THE ideals of a student. Several social affairs were held during the year. On October the twenty-first a “Bright Idea” party was held. On February the twenty-first a Senior-Junior party attended by members of both classes occurred in Patriot Hall. March the thirtieth, the Seniors attended a breakfast in the City Park at six o ' clock A. M. At the time this book went to press the class was contemplating holding a theatre party and plans for the ever memorable Senior Picnic were being arranged. The Seniors upheld their honor on January 18th by defeating the Juniors, 8 to 1, in a basketball game, thus repeating the perfor¬ mance of the previous year. The faculty play which seemed doomed to failure, as it was held so soon after the fire and because of tin unsettled conditions, was nev¬ ertheless, a great success. The class of ’23 showed its “get there” spirit by establishing a ticket selling record that was much greater than the sales for previous plays. Too much credit cannot be given to the efforts of Miss Littler, the class advisor. To her, the class of ’23 owes much of its success. The school will regret the passing of ’23 as a large part of the football and basketball teams was composed of Seniors. But the world goes on forever just as Father Time plods unceasingly onward. As one man passes so will another arise to take his place.

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THE ZEPHYRUS 19 JANE SANBORN “Bright Star—would I were as steadfast as thou art. College Prep. Course Glee Club 1-2-3 Deba Dram 7-8 Associate Editor Zephyrus 7-8 “Officer 666“ Spring Pageant 6 RUBEN ROSS “He never thinks who always talks.” Mathematics Course Ciceronians 6-7-8 Zephyrus Staff 7-8 Adelphian Society Class Prophecy Comm. Business Mgr. Senior Play MILDRED KING “Were silence golden, she’d be a millionaire.” Commercial Course Glee Club 5-6-7-S “In India” “Feast of the Little Lanterns” Song Festival Adelphian Society DON SCHULTZ “A loyal senior, but his heart is in the Junior Class.” History Course Vice-President Junior Class Manager Book Exchange 7 “Officer 666“ Football 7 Hi-Y Club 6-7-8 Ciceronian Club 7-8 Zephyrus Staff 7-8 MARTINA SMITH “Her green eyes haunt me still.” College Preparatory Course Alfredian Society Senior Billboard Comm. 8 t