Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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GHOSTS Down the trails of the ocean Where the spume and the spindrift blow, Down the ways of the restless sea The ghosts of the tall ships go. Their phantom sails are set to cotch The breath of the whispering wind, Where the ghosts of the tall ships soil the sea On a course that has no end. And the rush and the hiss of the breaking waves ls the only life- and sound Where the ghosts of the tall ships sail the sea Forever outward bound. Betty Wootton. Photographed by Allen Saiget

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I Ph Bright sun, smooth seas, a sheltered port togetherg To rest their sails at the voyage end-fair weather. otographed by Allen Saiget Gonfenfs INTRODUCTION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES

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7-lze Gommefzcial Depafzfmenf ln as much as there has never been a time when there was a greater demand for those who can type, do stenographic work, or keep books, it is most fitting that the Zephyrus pay trib- ute this year to our Commercial department and its head, Miss Vesta Lamb. Astoria high school is fortunate in having Miss Lamb as the head of its Commercial department as she is exceptionally well qualified for the position, having majored not only in commerce, but also in the languages, and having had actual experience in office work. Recently Miss Lamb visited the Gregg school in Chicago, and last summer she attended the University of South- ern California, where she was enrolled in the Commercial college. The other members of the Commercial teaching staff are Miss Mary McCann, a graduate of the University of Washington, and Miss Anna Marie Friedrich, a graduate of the Univer- sity of Oregon. These two and Miss Lamb take care of the most popular department in school. Miss McCann instructs in the fundamentals of typing and shorthand, while Miss Friedrich specializes in bookkeeping. On Miss Lamb falls the responsibility of the advanced courses and the newly introduced class in Salesmanship and Buymanship. Left to right: Cook, Ruljancich L d o G KOGIZ 6XCl1.t2l49Z Located in Room 26, the Book Exchange is a popular spot at the beginning and ending of each term. Edna Landro has this year filled the position of manager. Edna, together with Hilda Gimre, the assistant, has kept the Ex- change well in hand and, with the help of Miss Lamb, the adviser, has met the needs of all students well. Using the facilities of the Book Exchange, Kathleen Weaver, Zephyrus business man- ager, delivered this year's annual over the counter at the right,