Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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1933 - ZEPHYRUS - 1934 Zoo Allen Edith Clifford T. P. Haller Elise Osburn Leslie Thompson Minnie Ambler Violet Crofoot Reuben Jensen Charlotte Rudd John A. Warren Ruth Beatty Fern Curry Vesta Lamb Jean Sim Isabel Willsie Ann Bergman Charles Gibson Mary McCann Margaret Smith Betsy Woe ton [ 15 J

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1933 - ZEPHYRUS - 1934 Faculty ZOE ALLEN English; Adviser Doha Dram, Senior Class; May Senior Play Coach. MINNIE AMBLER Mathematics, English; Adviser Girls League; Dean of Girls. RUTH BEATTY Biology; Adviser Tri-Y. ANN BERGMAN French, Latin; Adviser January Senior Class, French Club. EDITH CLIFFORD History; Adviser Junior Class; Junior Class Play Coach. VIOLET CROFOOT Bookkeeping, Commercial Law; Adviser Junior Class; Business Adviser Zephyrus. FERN CURRY Head of English Department; Adviser Publications, Quill and Scroll. CHARLES GIBSON Manual Arts, Vocational Education; Ad¬ viser Vocational Club. T. P. HALLER Head of Music Department. REUBEN JENSEN Mechanical Drawing, Freehand Drawing; Adviser Business Manager Astnr Post, Art Editor Zephyrus; Co-Adviser of Hi- Knights. VESTA LAMB Head of Commercial Department; Adviser Book Exchange. MARY McCANN English; Adviser Torch Honor, Sophomore Class. ELISE OSBURN Home Economics; Adviser Home Eeo nomics Club. CHARLOTTE RUDD Home Economics; Adviser Home Eco nomics Club, Girls’ League. JEAN SIM Librarian, Commercial Geography; Ad¬ viser Library Club, Sophomore Class. MARGARET SMITH Shorthand. Typing; Adviser May Senior Class. LESLIE THOMPSON Chemistry, Physics: Adviser Hi Y Club. JOHN WARREN Physical Education, History; Adviser Hi Knights, “A Club. ISABEL WILLSIE Civics, Economics; Adviser Public Speak ing Club, January Senior Class; January Senior Play Coach. BETSY WOOTON Mathematics; Adviser Pep Club.

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1933 - ZEPHYRUS - 1934 CTo the Teachers There are, it seems, certain rules Surrounding cl assroom conduct; In this respect some folk we know Are nearing the last roundup. J list why it is, no one knows, But teachers are very temperamental, And to acquire a low grade Arousing their ire is very instrumental. The teacher is a fussy soul, A fact we all admit; The outline must be just so, Or she will throw a fit. Some teachers are very hard to please; Others are very easy, But those who are easily satisfied Are usually old and wheezy. Some teachers are very tall and narrow, Others quite short and fat, But, since they’re all quite sensitive, We won’t go into that. Some teachers when they are aroused Are really very funny. It’s really very worth while to see them In fact, I ' d pay real money. Some teachers have bushy brows And from under them do glare, But this will never happen If you don ' t get in their hair. Teachers are, as you have seen, A motley group of folk, And they won’t mind, I hope, This student’s little joke. —Beidler Rutledge