Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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r A C 0 L T Y ZOE ALLEN, University of Oregon; English: Adviser May Senior Class, Deba Drams: May Senior Coach. ANNE BERGMAN, University of Oregon, Columbia University; French; Latin; Social Problems; January Senior Class. MAUD CROUTER, University of Washington; History; Adviser Junior Class: Junior Play Coach. FERN CURRY, University of Oregon; Head of English Department; English 7-8; Special English; Adviser Publi¬ cations, Quill and Scroll. FIRMIN FALLEUR, University of Oregon; History; Eng¬ lish; Mathematics; Adviser January Senior Class. ANNA MARE FRIEDRICH University of Oregon; Eng¬ lish; Bookkeeping; Adviser Junior Class, Tri-Y ' s. CHARLES GIBSON, Washington State College; Man¬ ual Arts; Vocational Education; Adviser Vocational Club. ESTHER GIROD, Willamette University; English; Physical Education: Adviser G. A. A. MARJORIE HALDERMAN, University of Oregon; Com¬ mercial Geography; Librarian; Adviser Sophomore Class Library Club. R. L. JENSEN, Oregon State Colloge: Mechanical Drawing; Free Hand Drawing; Adviser Business Manager of Astor Post, Art Editor of Zephyrus, Hi-Knights; Visual Education Director. 1940 ZEPHYRUS i Page Eight

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During 1939-1940, Astoria High School was well represented among the educators of the state by Mr. E. D. Towler, who, during December, was made president of the Oregon State Teachers Association. Mr. Towler was elected vice-president last year and automatically became president this year. This convention was held in Port¬ land, with 2,000 teachers present. Mr. Towler also attended some other important conferences this year among which were the High School Principals ' Conference, which was organized to promote a better understanding of high school needs, and the Progressive Education Conference, which was held in Eugene in February. Besides parti¬ cipating in these conferences, he worked with the State Department of Education in evaluating high schools under the cooperative study of second¬ ary schools. PRINCIPAL E. D. TOWLER Page Seven i 1940 ZEPHYRUS

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VESTA LAMB, Albany College; Head of Commercial Department; Typing; Shorthand ' Adviser Book Exchange, Zephyrus Business Manager; School Accountant. A. W. LARSON, Oregon State College; Biology; Phys¬ iology; Adviser Sophomore Class. NORVILLE MAY, University of Oregon, University of Illinois; History; Physical Education; Football Coach; Adviser A Club. MARY McCANN, University of Washington; Typing; Shorthand; Adviser Senior Class, Torch Honor. ELIZABETH R. OGDEN, Willamette University; Eng¬ lish; Director of Special Chorus; Head of Music Depart¬ ment. WALTER PALMBERG, Oregon State College; Social Problems; General Business; Basketball Coach. CHARLOTTE RUDD, Oregon State College; Home Economics; Adviser Home Ec. Club; Girls ' League. L. P. THOMPSON, Oregon State College; Chemistry; Physics; Orientation; Adviser Hi-Y. BETSY WOOTTON, University of Oregon; Mathe¬ matics; Assemblies; Adviser Pep Club. MIRIAM LUKKANEN, Astoria High School; Office Secretary. ISABEL WILLSIE, University of Nebraska; Dean of Girls; Public Speaking; Social Problems; Orientation; Adviser Girls ' League; January Senior Play Coach. Page Nine i 1940 ZEPHYRUS