Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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January Senior Activities HOWARD BLAKELY “Plumb full of spirit— ready for fun, that’s Howard.”— Hi-Y 7-8;‘“A” Club 7-8; Football 6-7-8; De Molay 345678 FRANCES CARRUTHERS “The music calls—on with the dance!” Dram. Club 4-5-G-7-8; Deba Drams 8; Pep Club 8; Home Econ. 7-8; Orator¬ ical Contest 7; Operetta 4-7; Jr. Play; Sen Play; Lib. Dr‘t. Club 7; Yell Asst. 8; Hi Jinx 3-5-7; Sr. Play Committ. 8 JOHN CATTRALL “Holding- down a twin-cylinde r cy¬ clone.” Band 3-4-5-G; Junior Play 6; Interclass Track 7; Interclass Basket¬ ball 6-8; Track 7; Hi-Knights 6-7-8. THOMAS ELY “Love me; love my trombone.” Operetta 3-5-7; Jr. Play 6; Sen ' r Play 8; Band; Glee Club; Hi-Knights. HARRY E. EIDE “The very pink of perfection.” Torch Honor Pres. 6-7-8; Torch Honor 3-4- 5-6-7-S; Dram. Club 4-5-6-7-8; Chr. Jr. Play Com. 6; Jr. Play 6; Sr. Play 8; Chr. Sr. Play Com. 8; Operetta 3-5-7; Glee Club 3-4-5-6-7-8; Zephyrus Staff 7; Hi Jinx 3-5; Adv. Mgr. Hi Jinx 7; Live Wire 4-5-6-7; Dram. Club Play 5; Jr. Prom Com. 5; Astor Post Staff 6- 7-8; Ball Com. 8; Book week 8 BYRON F1TZGERALE “Nothing distui ' bs his peace of mind.” ROSE ERICKSON “Always busy and always smiling.” Tri-Y; Glee Club; Operetta “Dragon of Wo Foo”; Astor Post ’29. HAROLD ILBERG “No woman dare trifle with me.” [14]

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January Senior History Hear our song of goodbv.” A class song, emblem, pep. spirit— What can we expect? The January senior class of 1930 have displayed an unusual a- mount of pep through their entire school career. They have, under the ex¬ cellent leadership of Roland Larson, made their last year an especially illust¬ rious one. They have representatives in every field of school activity: athletic, dramatic, executive, scholastic. When their bright faces first appeared within the halls of Astoria high three years ago, they elected John Jeffers as president of the sophomore class. The Sophomore Informal was the light of their young hearts that first eventful year. Again in their junior year they elected John Jeffers to the presidency of the class. During this year, they presented ‘Merton of the Movies,” a play, that was indeed a credit to them. The Junior Prom, which was given late in the spring, also called forth much admiration from those who attended. In their last year, they have been more active than ever. The Whole Town ' s Talking,” their senior play, presented on the evening of November 26, was one of the best that has been presented. The girls together with the May senior girls, gave a banquet in honor of the football team. The class, by means of the Senior Ball, given Thursday, December 19, outdid themselves entirely. And, with the annual class banquet, held at the Hotel Astoria, Senior Class day, and last, but indeed not least, graduation, the curtain falls on their high school career; and the cast is scattered to the four winds. President . . ..... Roland Larson Vice-President .. . . . Edward Simonson Secretary .. . . . . Borghild Orwick Treasurer ... Elizabeth Patterson Srg ' t-at-Arms . . William Paetow Advisors . Miss Anna Bergman, Miss Hilda Branstator [13]

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January Senior Activities NELLIE HELEN HOWE “If she will; she will.” Volleyball 3-4-5-G-7-8; Baseball 3-4-5- (4-7-8; Basketball 4-6-8; Manager Girls Baseball 5; Track Meet 5; Sport Meet 6; Tri-Y 3-4-5-G-7; Operetta “Tulip Time ’ “Dragon of Wo Foo.” ELO KAUTTA “Sturdy and resolute.” BERNARD KEKALAINEN “The looks of Apollo—the self-confi¬ dence of a genius.” Football ‘28, ‘29; Hi-Y ‘28 ‘29. GEORGE F. ROE “A hard worker and a good sport.” Assistant Stage Manager Junior Play Ass ' t. Business Manager Senior Play. ELLEN KRUM “I may die to slow music, but let me live to jazz.” Home Economic 3-4-5-G-7-8. ROLAND LARSON “Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him.” Pres. Senior Class 8; Football 4-6-8; Basketball 5-7; Track 5-7; Inter-Class Basketball 5-7; Inter-Class Track 3-5- 7; Hi-Y 5-G-7-8; Vice-Pres. Hi-Y 7; Jr Class Treas. 5; Jr. Play 6; Sr. Play 8; Hi Jinx 5-7; “A” Club 4-5-G-7-8; Dram. Club 8; Pres. “A” Club 8; Book Week 8; Sr. Ba ll Committee 8. AURA LAINE “Your contribution to the sum of things is yourself.” IRENE ELIZABETH LEWIS “Always busy and always happy.” Home Economic 3. [15]