Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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THE Z EPHYKV8 27 FRANCES LEINENWEBER “Her whole heart’s welcome, is in her eyes. Commercial Course Basketball 1-2-3-4-5 Secretary Student Body 5-6 Junior Prom Committee 6 President Commercial Club 7-8 President Glee Club 5 Book Exchange 8 Zephyrus Typing Committee BJARNE ERICKSON “None but himself can be his equal.” Hi-Y 8 iBaseball 6-8 Senior Class Basketball OSCAR BERG 1 leave big foot prints on the sands of time.” College Preparatory Course Ciceronian 7-8 Junior and Senior Party Commit¬ tee Chairman ANNIE CARLSON “Silence only hides true worth.’ Pedagogy Course SOPHIE HO.LTEN “That come hither look—O, how it thrills.” English Course Entered from Prosser Hi., Sept. 11. 1922. 0

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26 THE ZEPHYR TIE EDWARD KAITERA “Men may come and men may go” “But I go on forever.” Science and .Mathematic Course Hi-Y Club S-6-7-8 Ciceronian 7-8 Junior Prom Committee 6 Sergeant-at-arms of junior Class 5-6 Football 3-5 Basketball 3-4 President Student Body 7-8 RUBY GULLICKSON “Just solid gold from heel to head.” Pedagogy Course EDWIN ROSS “I am not in the role of common men Because no man’s collar do I wear.” Science Course Vice-President of Senior Class 7-8 Student Body Treasurer 7-8 Executive Council 7-8 President Ciceronians 7-8 Hi-Y Club 5-6-7-S Debate Team 8 Zephyrus Staff 7-8 “Officer 666” MARGARET NELSON “The men—she loves them all.” English Course “Captain Plymouth” “Gypsy Rover” Glee Cluib 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 Glee Club Librarian 5-6 Adelphian Society Junior Prom Committee CHARLES DIAMOND “That ‘babies skin ' which attracts the girls.” Mathematics Course “Captain Plymouth” “Gypsy Rover.” Football four years Captain football 7 Basketball 4-6-8 Hi-Y Club 5-6-7-S Vice-President, Student Body 7-8

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28 THE ZEPHYRUS BETTY STD DA EL “She speaks little, ' but when little, lots.” College Preparatory Course Glee Club Book Exchange High School Orchestra “In India” “Fays of the Floating Islands” “Feast of the Little Lanterns” SIDNEY CARLSON “The school boy, with shining morning face Trudging unwillingly to school.” History Course Alfredian Society Ton Jours La An dace Our craft sets sail on a silver sea With a cargo of memories laden, Blown by a wind that is strong and free, To the golden land of tomorrow. We’ve cleared from the Port of Yesterday And headed into the gales of the world, The salty Zephyrus urge us on our way Our banner to the breeze is unfurl’d. We’ve left the harbor of the Purple and Gold To a port that Destiny has in store, Determined to win and bravely bold To knock at Fame’s gateway and door. But as we sail on memories ships We dream of those days gone by, Of times we’ve had, and the friendships We’ve made—at old Astoria High. So hoist up the main sails, my hearties We’re bound on a life cruise supreme, eave ho! my lads we’ve found the breeze A e re bound to the port of our dreams. —Don Schultz, ’23.