Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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SENIORS We have climbed to the cliff Where our life starts anew. The sun sets on a passing day; And caressing yet Oft a sky that was blue, The real shafts of memory play.

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JEFFERS SUOKKO GRAMMS JUNTILLA MISS WOOTTON FORSTA H 128 January rntor History In February, 1924, three expeditions started out for Fort Astoria. Upon arriv¬ ing, the officers elected to take charge were: Brooks, president; Chester, vice presi¬ dent; H. Palnrberg, secretary; Dayton, treasurer; Peterson, sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Rose and Mr. Brookhart advisors. In the fall they were joined by another group of traders. Officers elected were: Pollack, president; E. Jeffers, vice president; Smethurst, secretary-treasurer; with Miss Rose and Mr. Eldridge as advisors. The traders were promoted to “Sophomores.” Those in command were: Hissner, president; Laughlin, vice president; Erickson, secretary; Silver, treasurer, and Miss Littler, advisor Once again the traders were promoted. They had become “Juniors. 1 he officers were: E. Jeffers, president; Appleton, vice president; Hanson, secretary, and Juntilla, treasurer. They are “Seniors!” E. Jeffers was elected to guide this expedition once more. Other officers were: Gramms, vice president; Juntilla, secretary, and Suokko, treas¬ urer. Miss Poysky was advisor and later, Miss Wootton. Two traders of this class had excelled others in all activities and were duly rewarded for their efforts at the end of the term. Helen Pietarila and Eric borsta earned the award and their names were engraved on the Gyro trophy. Page 15