Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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uniofz Glass Ollficefzs Elected to keep the Junior class on its toes during the year were president, Don Hoff, vice-president, Noanie Mor- rison, secretary - treasurer, Thelma Koski, and sergeant-at-arms, Ward Paldanius. A meeting to discussclass affairs is seen at the right. Glass Hisfofui The second largest class in school with an enrollment of one hundred and fifty-four the Juniors had as shining an array of athletes as ever graced the stratospheric regions of the third floor. Not the least of these was Donald Hoff, the president, who led his class through a highly successful Junior Prom and class play. The play, quite appropriately, was named The Haunted Schoolhouse. Mary Agidius and Kurt Olsen played the leads. ln further proof of their dramatic leanings, the class contributed the feminine lead to the Astor Post play, Barbara Layton. Way back when in their Sophomore year, the class broke all precedent as to cash taken in at their Sophomore Hop and gave vent to their artistic ability by decorating for graduation and baccalaureate. This year again found them assisting the graduating classes, this time by ushering at the exercises.

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