Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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THE ZEPHYRUS NINETEEN TWENTY-FIVE

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THE ZEPHYRUS NINETEEN TWENTY-FIVE SENIOR OFFICERS Erickson Laughlin Higgins Billingslea Miss Jackson Short Miss Hettinger History of the Class of 25 It scorns ;i Ion” ' , long time ago when we as Freshmen, entered Astoria High Fehool, the boys in knee pants and the girls in pintails and short dresses, yes even shorter than they are now. It was on a never-to-be-forgotten Sep¬ tember day, when we, with hands and faces lately washed, (the girls faces powdered) advanced with hesitating step toward that institution of learning that was to be the scene of our joys and sorrows for tlit next four (or perhaps five) ' r ears of our lives. In our hands we carried our cards showing that we had graduated from grammar school. My, how big we had felt when we left home but now, how smal l and insignificant. At last we gained the building and were uslhered into the assembly hall, where we were later to blossom forth as budding Ciceros and W. J. Hr.vans. Such thoughts, however, were far from our minds at this time. Our every thought was concentrated on. “What shall I take?” After a great deal of mental squirming a course was decided upon. Now we were ready to embark on the stormy waters of High School life. A program was handed out directing us to go to various rooms for our studies. Page Nine