Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1943 volume:

N .,.. ,qu-'fi Ex, M iw gsm, il 4,-g ' 54 N. ix is ,, RR' Q'-.Q I I LYINIG FORTRESS Publnshed by The .Flssooiated Student Body of Flstoria High School Volume 46 BETTY HENDRIX ...,....Y.....,. ...,...................o,o. E ditor LOUISE ERANCISCOVICH ................ Photography Editor LOUISE POTRECK ......o......... o...... B usiness Monoger gdrfkf iii' if if i'it4f t ii Kft4r '4r . 1lr'k.i'.k'lfk1Pfkt 5 D6-353.16 ated To l lfe l lloerfy and the Pursuit of Happmess The l943 Annual of Astorua Hugh School as deducated to the preseht to the courageous servicemen clvlllan and mulntary giving thelr llves for this nation s preservotloh to our court try ahswermg the cry of the oppressed p oples of the earth m a call to arms and to our way of lrfe standmg as o sym bol of freedom to the dowhtrodden of all nations We dedicate thus book to the fulfillment of :deals for which we are flghtmg today to the allevnatuon of distress through out the world and to peace faur and everlasting I l l A .1 - - - vi' .1 vi- v I :I I J 1 . I I I - ' o , .. I I - I - I I ' HONOR ROLL OF ASTOBIA HIGH SCHOOL OSCAR ALBERTSON HOWARD ANDERSON ELDON CRONK JOHN CUNNINGHAM DEAN HANSEN ROBERT HERLIN JOE HICKEY ALLAN MAKI JAMES MITCHELL BUD ROGERS BOB SCOFFERN WILLIS TOFTE ALL QUT EGR DEFENSE VOCATIQNAL DEPARTMENT Mr Jenson Mr Cox : ..i Ury, Ili.irlsn'y, Xlnttsmi. lrtl Rim: Svoffs-rli. llxinwn. .l5l.i, Tlioiiiii This group of young patriots, the Vocational Club, has con- tributed its all to the winning of the war. Promoting harmony between employer and employee lends no small part to the smooth running ot business necessary to the war effort. lt takes real patriatic zeal and vigor to diligently help to win the war and also keep lessons up to par. Mr. Cox has advised this club's activities for three years. The officers directing the group ot thirty-three this year were Ken Mattson, presi- dent, Jaxon Chadsey, vice-president: John Salisbury, secre- tary, and Hugo Sirnonson, treasurer and sergeant-at-arms. ln addition to the traditional keeping of the score board at games, the club members were represented at the vocational conference in Portland this year. 'ill- ,...-ff' imi fi llllll DEFENSE SCHGGL Only by special permission and with an official escort, was Mr. Larson allowed to take this picture of the students at work in the defense school Mr Charles Gibson former A H S teacher is the director of this project SI-IGP To fulfill the governments request the students in the shop have devot ecl much of their time to making many different types of model air planes They are shown at work in the pictures at the left MANUAL ARTS Through the Manual Arts class the students have learned to make blue prints and various other proyects which will aid them in future par ticipation in the war effort The students seen drawing at the left are under the direction of Mr Cox AUTCD MECHANICS Another new class that has been of fered to the boys of Astoria high is the auto mechanics class at the Lovell garage The preliminary training that the boys receive there will help then to be mechanics and technicians in the armed forces Some of the boys are shown learning the parts of a machine Meet Duke CARPENTRY Carpentry which was introduced into Astoria high last year has given the bo s training building modl houses The boys shown here are working on the models Mr Cox dl rects this proiect also 7 Slum IM-llnw Sm11l1u'r11 ual I'-LII' :nl-.lx 4- l'ul11lwllvi.1' YA' rvlrl .lulliur flum' IAN! yv Kurs:-I Svvilxu Stan N11'vlx'.ul ul llxnmlurk Jllllinl' Nlixw-X Ilxlfvlrlmtllm, pl: list! 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Nx l.mfl Us lxu 1 I1 4'l,lxw .Xmulw .1 flu Slxmlw KUIX Ill xmll4 n QDMINISTHQNQN if I , - mx Q fo r 44 I, fo 5,3 A ff K1 X D f 5 X' L f f H 3 J 2 , A C HAMPTON ln hls enghteen years as superlntendent at Astoria s Cnty Schools Mr Hampton this year expernenced one ot has busiest because of world condatlons and the burning ot the high school bunldlng durlng the Thanksglvlng va groups of busunes men wntung nught letters and sending telegrams to Washlngton author :tres Superintendent Hampton kept determun edly at It until he was able to announce that the school board had been granted the neces sary permlt and prlorutues to proceed with the rehabulstatuon ot the burned hugh school burldung Acting as vuce chalrman of the managing commnttee of the U S O as chanrman of the County Lnbrary board and as Junior Warden of the Grace Eplscopal Church Mr Hampton turther served has communuty Hrs usual routine In spate of these added dutles was not slnghted and words of encour agement were not spared to enther students or faculty cation. 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I I Nl E D Towler Zip There were not many dull moments for the prlncnpal of old A H S durlng 1942 43 Al though vacatlonnng ln Portland when the hugh school burned Mr Towler lost no tnme nn getting the sltuatlon In hand so that wnthln a weeks tame the four hundred and flfty pupuls were un their class rooms agann though the class rooms were widely separated The admunlstratlve end of a school conducted ln three separate bulldlngs Involves many and complex problems but wlth a cooperatlve faculty and student body Mr Towler admur ably overcame all obstacles Besudes being actuve nn student atfanrs M Towler as prlncupal was called upon to par tucupate In an advlsory capaclty for ratuomng programs carrled on In his bulldung This re sponsnbulnty entanled the attendung of many committee meetings and addutlonal organ uzung Malntalnnng hrs offnce In the Presbyteruan Annex Mr Towler endeavored to keep per sonally rn touch with has student body and to provide ways ana means for a program an keeping wuth the demands of the tnme . . .V --.-4 , . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' ' - I r' r I ' . . . . . r 1 ' ' ' v6-. 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GGG Bob Kussman us the furst Astorua Hugh student body presudent to presude over a hugh school housed un three separate buuldungs Puctured above are the en trances to the Presbyteruan Church Annex the hugh school annex and the Lewus and Clark Junuor Hugh School These three buuldungs turnushed class rooms for the A H S student body after the ture Holdung theur usual busuness meetungs un Mr Towler s ottuce at the Presbyteruan Annex the student coun cul made plans to contunue wuth Natuonal Assemblues programs and student body assemblues and to pro mote defense actuvutues The student councul went on record un favor of organ uzung o Vuctory Corps and were progressung satustac toruly un that durectuon when the ture dusrupted for the tume beung all extra currucular actuvutues Later the Cuyul Aur Patrol served as a branch of the Vuctory Corps Quute a number of both boys and gurls uouned Wuth a vuew to perpetuatung certaun tradutuons the student councul called student body meetungs to award letters to stumulate pep and to elect student body ottucers V X' KK -'ii 5 - A ' QP- 4 su. ml K fi T llppvu' lllt'llll'0I liuussuuuauuu, Stuuluu I Ilumly I'u'u-siuvuutp Pl'l'9llj'll'l4l2lll Auuuvfg I, wus :uml Clark .luniuur liluglu fvluuulg Ai1lll'l.l Illulu Svlxuml Gyuuu. 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IIAI, 'f, I31 ' , IIiIIlT'I', 01'-'1113 T1'.1111I'1'1' f1'11111 IV i ' IITEIIQ B11 k- Izll IN, II1 Y T Ng 51'1' 1' 1 '111111111tt1-1- Tg F111111'1, I'1II'Q1', ARl.lCNl'f ICATWIil.I,, Born, Svottsliluff, Nvliraskag l'r.in-fvr from Svottxlxluff lliuh School 3 Futura' Vollvgv, G-Ylllil. lfxlllfllli, Born, Astoria, Ori-uoiig Tri,Y 2545111 G, A. A. JC 4 5, Awtor Post 51573 Fu' turv, Waxliinuton l'. l Il.XNl'l-IS ICRHI-1, Horn, Portlanfl, Orrxfong G, A. A. I! 43 Axion' l'oxt I! 4 5, Tri Y 3 4-5 li-7 Hg Pi-in Vluli li T X3 IH-p l'luli Svi'rv1ai'y 78g fliorus 3-4- 5 ll, Sp.-vial lillorux 5 GQ l'TlIllll'0, follrgv. liAllll.4llA l'fRlK'liSON, Horn, Astoria, Orvgong tl, A. .L J! 4 5, 'I'ri Y 314, Junior Prom l'ominit tw 5, l ului'v, l'liix'vrNily of Urn-gon. Nl.-YHG.-Ylll'f'l' lfllll'KS4lX, Born, Astoria, Orvqong 'l'I'i Y fl 4 5 li T N, Astor l'osl ll 4 5 li T Hg G. A. A. Cl 4, l'THlllI'l'. UI' u iii Slilll' follvui-, MARY I.Ol'lSli Fl.AYl'Il., Born, Astoria, Uwuoii, Si-nior S.-.fun I! 4 5, Marina-rs li T 83 Fhorus 4 5 Gp 'liri Y J! 4 5 ol T SQ 'l'or1'l1 lln nor Il 4 5 6 TN, Zvpliy rux 5 tl, ,Yxlor l'ox! Zi 4 5 li T Ng G, A. A. I4 4,5 li T Ng l uIiiri-, Vollvuv. l'fl'Nll'lf .IICAX FURS, Born, Astoria, Ori-uong fliorux Il 4 5 ll, Siu-1-i4ull'lioi-mix!! 4 5 li, Junior Play 5, Axion' IH-xt N, I,Ewisii'v T S3 Futura-, Nursing. .l.M'K l URNl'fY, 'l'i'aiisfvrrrnl to Warra-nton. l.lfUNAllll FUli5l'f'l'll, Born, Silvvrton, Orvuon lfiituzw-, l'mli-rimIT-ll. l.0l'f5l'f l ll.YNl'lSl4UYli'll, liorn, Axioria, Un-qoii' G. A, A. Z! 4 5 li T N, Astor Post 3,4 5 li T X5 Tri' Y .4 4 5 lv T 5: Iri Y ialmu-t Ju Qi 4 Ps, Junior Proni l'oininitli'i' li, Svnior Ball l1UIIIIl!lfl4'4' Tp Z1'IlllYl'll5 I! 5 T Ng lfuturv U, S, if SIGNIC GRl3lS'l'.4Il, Born, Wvstport, Urvgong Astor l'oxI fig .-Yxtor Vox! Play 4, lh'au'S Room I.ivulvn .uit 4 5 li T, Junior Play 53 G. 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I.ll..Y ILYGGRICN, Born, Astoria, Url-'golig Sopho morn' flaw Svvrs-tary 554, TI'LHlNl.4'l' from .la-well lliuli Svliuol T X, Fulurv, l'olli'1:e'. .IANIICS ll.-Ylll.lCY IIAMILTUN, lltlfllA5I4il'lll,llI'1'QHllQ IM-54' Choi-ux Z3 4 5 ti, Amlvn-rtisiiig Manage-r Astor Pow! li, lli Y 6 T X, lfootlwall fl: llllI'llII!llI'1ll Qports ti, .lunzor l'roin liilllllllllifl' 5, Junior Play 5, lllihm-, Naval .hr Korpx. l'0l.l.lfl'fN ll.-YNINIUND, Horn, Nou lllIl'IIl0lly, l'l.ili, G.A.A. fl 4 5 li, Tri Y Il 4 5 li TQ ll.-lm Drain 5 li T X, Yin' l'i'iwi4l1-lit l14'l!.lllI'Lllll7 N, fliorus I! 4, lxl.lI'lllt'l'N 5 li T Ng I-'iiturm-, Nurww Traininu, SllIIH.lCY IlANHlCl,A,- Born, Avtoria, Urvgon, Hoon- Iiv, Vluh 5 ti, Vocational, l'mi -f'i1ivd, Rl l'll ILYNNICN, Born, Axloria, Uri-gong G.A.A. If 4 5 ti T Ng ll..-YA. K'.ilvIm-I T N3 AQtor Post X3 Zvpliy- i'uN T S, 'l'ori'li llonor T5 4 5 li T Hg Fulurv, l'oll4-uv. DONNA llAl'SlflI, Born, Axtoria, Ori-gong G, A, A. Z! 4 5, .Mtor Pm! Il 4 5 42, Tri Y fl 43 Junior Prom ttllllllllllvt' og l'uIurv, lolli-uv. I-INA IIAYIIICN, Horn, Vvrnonia, Orvqong Honic' I-fi-onoioivx 5 Oi T N, Yoralional Club 5 li T S3 Fu- lurv, Still llldllllllll. NIYRTITIC I-fY.'XXGlCl.INl'f lllilllil-IN, Born, Now l-fflin tion, Nvulli Ihk--tag l'TlllllI't', follvuv. .I.XNl'i'l' lllfli.-Xl..-Y, llorn, Adoria, Urvqong Tri Y Il 4 515, Girl Ri'wru' 5 lip Sv1'l'n'Iai'y of Vlass 5 G, 'I'r.uixfT-rg lfuturv, AlllQll' Tr.uin'nx1. l4l'f'l l'Y lll'fXl3RIX, Horn, A4toria, Uwuoli, G. A, A. I! 4 5 ll, fliorux ll 4 5 li, Spvrial fliorus Il 4 5 413 Ui'rluwli'.i ll 4 5 ti, .-'bloi' l'oNl W4 51iT Ng Junior l'roin l'onnnill1-r li, Svnior Ball l'oininitts-v T5 Ifclif tor of A-pliyriis T Ng 'l'or1'li llonor T N, Girls' la-a nun' 1'.ulwini-I 5 li, lvpliyrus lh-pix-wlil.iIix's' 3 4 5 li, lfiitiin-, Vollcuv. l.Ul5 lll'fNXlNG5l'fN, Horn, Axioria, OINZIIIQ G. A, A. 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I.I'II'I, Ii 5 M1-In 1, Il 11: 115 T1'iY ZZ 4 Y F111 5 n '-'i1I-'1I. l MAI .' .CC5 I1 5 A'1 '.5 1111111115 I'l1111-111 114 ' 5 115 T1 ' II T H5 I'AllIllF1', I'lI I1-1'i1l1-1l. 5 1 - X N XX ll 1 11 1 1 tlll 11 1111 1 1111 1111111 1111111 111111 1 111 1 1111 1 111111111 1 1 11 1 K HNN1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 ll N UI 1 P 1 1 1 1 1 Ill 1 11 1111 111111 111 1 1111 1 111111111 11 1 1 1 1 1 U l 11 NNI 111 111 1 1 0111.011 'NIYRY N111 1X 1 1 1 U11L1111 111 N 1 1 1111111 1 111 11 11 141 11 1111 11 11 1 1 1111 11 1111 I11 111 1 1 1 1111 111 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 0111111 1 g1 N1111111 I1 111 111 1111 1 1111g1111 ' 1111 1111 11,1111 lt 1111 1111 111r11 1 llll U I 1111 111111 11 11 11 1 1 11111 1 1 IX 1111 N 111 Ill 11g1111 1111111 111 S 11111 111 11 1 111 N1111111 11111 I I 111 1Il 1111 0r1L1111 I 111 1 N 1 1 1 1 N 11 1 S 11111 1 111 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111111 I1 11 YIXIIIN 1 N I 1 1111 1111 1 111 '1 11111 11l1LlIll 111111 111 1 11 1x 1111111111 1x111g1 1 111111 N 1 1 U 11 11r11 11111 11 1 111 1111.111 1Xll 1 11 1I1lSl1l1f 11 11111111 N111 1 .l1CA.' 1.0 ' '111.11, B111-11, A11111-111, 111-1-111111, G. A. A. 214 5 11 T Ng '1'1'1 Y 214 5 11 TN, D1-11 11l'XlIll,' 5-11 T X, S1---1-1.111 111' S111111111111111- 1111155 -11 S1'1'l'l'1itl'y 111' l'i1'l1' 1.1-.1u11- T Ng '111-.11111'1-1' 111 S1111- 1 B111.' T Ng F111 1'11l1'u1-. 1-fS'1'l11-I11 LUNID, 131-, 1.1 O'-- 3 ' 'll, I! 4, 1-'111111'1-, 111111111-11 ' 11-Q1-. AIA1 .fl-1 NIAVK, 1111-11, 151' ' -'ll-, 01'-Q 115 F11 1111'-, 1' 1111-111-. V01 .'.' -I 31Al.1-IN, 15111-11, A1111-i., 111--1511115 11. 1. A, J! 4 T Ng T1-1 Y T N, 11 Ill - F1-, l'l1111 f111T S5 11111 11- IC1-. 1.11111 1' 1111111411 T S, A 1 ' P151 2145 Y111111 ll 111 P11111 T X, 17111111-1-, '1111-Q-. l.lI,l.lAN Nl.-1111, 1511- , l'111-1I.1111, tl--g 5 1 - l'1 I14f111TX,'1 -111Z!4511TSgN ',-1 T--n 1111'-1' 1111-15 1.1-.1u111- 511g 1111-15 1.1'.u1l- v1Tl'l'LlNlll'l'l' T Ng 111-11.1 111-.11111 f111T S, 1'1'1- 1111-111 111-1111 171311111 T Ng 11 1111- 1111-. l'l1111 11 T Ng 11. A. A, 2143 ll.-.111'1 l.i1-1111-11.1111 T N, 1'1ll1l1l'1', l'1ll1-Q1-. Nl.-'1'1 l'S11N. 1111- , 1'l.11k.11i1-, C 151-1.1 111 Y, 1'1-1-11111-111 Y111-.11i1111.1l l'1lI1l T Ng F111111'1-, A11.1111111, . .1 'ANN . .1 '1'51.', 1111-11 'l'I1- 11.111-1, J 1i1'111-1- A11111.111l f1 11, l'l1111111 Il, 11, A. A, 214 T111 T X, 11, A. A, l'1-1-111I- 1 T S3 G, A. A. ,1-1-1-1-1.11-1' T1 115 1l11111- 1-f1-, P11111 f111T Ng I.111-111'1- 4 T, F11l111'1-, li ' -11 111111-Q1-. 1'fY1'fl.YN HAY, 111- , A11111'i.1, 11--lung Y1 -11111111111 T3 111-.111'1 1.11-1111-11.1111 4 T111 T3 1 ll1lll'l', l'1111.-1-'1-11. AIA! ' Nlll.1-IS, 1!111'11, A11 .1, 0--14113 1111111- 1111-. l'11111 f111T Hg F111111-1-, N11 '11-'1 'l'1'.' 1IlE. l 'ANIC 51111 -I, 1111- , 1Y1111lll'Il, Ur-21113 F 1 11.111 I1 T1 T, 11.11111-111.111 Z14511T NL An Vllll' 4 11 T N, l'11111 1'1'1-11111-111 Kg A l'11111 51-111-11111- .11 A1'1111 Tp '1'1'.11'11 4 11, F111 '1-, 1' 111-Q1-. l'1S'l'111-Q11 NY.'l'11HAl. 1311- , 1'l11:k.11i1-, ---1 2 'l'1'.11111'1-1', Will.111111.1 111-1 lg '1'0I'1'11 111111111- T Ng 15111111-1-, l'11111-1-1111-11. .11l.1-fS 1l11A1A11'1', 11111' , T111-11, 01'-Q 113 '1'1'11111f1-14, N1-11111111 111:11 51-l111.1Ig 1'Tll1lll4t'. N.11'y. Jl'ANl'l'A 1ll.Nl-'Y, 111- , 1'111-1111li1, W.11' 1 1 L 1'1ll1ll1'1', l'11111-1-1111-11. 111-Il.UI1A IANUNFN, 141', A11 -'11, 01--' 3 1:11- l111'1-, l'111-1-1111-11. 11111 1lY l'Al'I.1Nl1, 131- , A 1 '1, U1--14 gli. A. A, Z1 11 'l'11 Y 214, 1-'111111-1-, 1' ll -uv. 1.11111-I'l 1'A 1'Al'l.SON, B1- , A,t 0--Q I11 11, A. A, 114f111T B, 'l'1-iY 21 4 5117 Hg Uf1. 1'1' 111 'l'1-1 Y 5 11 T Hg 111 ll 1- 1C1-. 1'1ll1l 5 113 111 - lfv, 11111 1'1'1-11111-111 T S3 Z1-111-1'111 51.111 f111g F111 A-, 1'111'l 1.11111 A1'1 .1 1-11111. 111-:'l IAY l'1'f11Nl'. 11111-, A11111-1.1, 0-H g -'1 --, I'11111-- 11-11. I11-21.1-fX 1'1-1'I'1-I11f17N, B - , 1-ki -k, . ' -1 1111.1g 'l'1-i Y 214511, 111 - 1-I1-. 1.11111 5 11 T Sp F11 1 1-1-, 1'11111-21-. llA11 ' 1'1lIl.I.l1'5, 13111-11, A111 -'.1, U1-1-u1111g F111111'1-, l'11111-1'1111'11. 1'11YI.l.1S l'l1-I'l'.-'1111l.A, B1 - , A11111-111, -f 3 111 1111- 1-111 l'11111 f111TSg A11 ' l'1.'1 511T Xp 11-1 :1 111-.1111 f111T X, S1--1-1-1.111 111-1.1 11I'1IlIIN T Ng ,'1-111 1' 1'1.11 S1-1-1'1-1.11-1 TX: 111-1111'1 1.11-1111-1111111 Tg .'1-14 - 11.11 1'111111111111'1- TL '1'1'1 Y 3143 1'Tll1lIIT1', ' ll-qv, l.Ul'lS1f 1'0'l'111-TK, B11-1, A11 -'., 11l'1'LfllllQ ll. A. A. 114, '11I'1Y 2143 A1111- 1,11 1 Z1 4 F111 T Hg 11'l1Il'5 1.11-1111-11.1111 4 5 li, P11-'1'-111r1''I'1'1-A151111-1' .1111111 1- '1111' 214, l.i1-1-1111-1- 511, U1111'1- . 511714, '.-11111' 1-111 51.1 TN, 111111111-11 A1Ll1l.1Lf1'I' Z1-11.'- TSQ l'1-11 1.11111 11 T S3 Y1'1- 1'1-1- 1111-111 1'1-11 111ll11 Hg 1111111- 1-fr, 1.11111 f111T S3 1'11111-111 4f111T X5 1211111 . 1 S1'1- Ng F111111-1-, l'11lI-Q1-. 1'l1l.l.1-fl-fN 11I1'11A11l150N, 131-1, .-11 --1 Q 11 - 1-f1-. 1.11111 511, 11. A. A. 1145 A11 - 1,111 515 1 111111'1-, 111111-112 .IAVK 1111-f1'1i, H111-11, F111-1 W 1-111, 'I'-.1115 1111111 GTX, '1111 SQITX, I11 ,'11J 1'1'-'A '111 11 T X, 11.1 11-11.111 11, 'l'1'a11'11 4g F11 1111111 5 Tp 1'Tll1lIl'l', U--21111 I1111i11111- 111 'l'1-111111111111-, 1'l'l1'l'lS 110111, 11 , AS1 -'x, 01-1-g1111g Y1 'xt' 11111 1'111I1 F1115 111K 'j1 ' ISTSQ 111 ' 1:11 S l'1'1lll'j' T-'Q ' '-,.11 111-'. iff I' IIISINUYIIII 1 11 xl 1 1 OIYNI 111 N I lx 1 1 l 1 1 111 1 I 111111 1 N SKI SIII IIY 11 1 1 11 111 11 I11 1 IIII I FI 1 FY N L 1 1 11 N 111111111111 11 1 RIXII1 S 7 11 Il 1 1 1 1111 Il 111 1 111111111 IBIIII 1111 'NNY I'I I Il 111 111 N1 I 11 1 1 11 1 I111 1 IIOIIII SIPIIII I 111 I I 1 1 111 1 1111 IIII g II1 SIIANIII 11 1 11 SON 1111 1 1 11 I II UNI INII ISI I r X 11111 If AIII I' SIUNI 1111 11,11 Ir 1 S1111 1 1111 lllt 1 1 1111 11I11 111 1 1111 1 1 llI IIIII IIN Y 11 1 1 1 11 11 '1x II 1 U INIUN 1111 1 III 11 1 1 111 I 'V ' YN 1 1r11 1 1 II 1 1111 I11I111111 II TIINI I I 1111 1111 1 11r '11 Y 1 1 11111 1 1 St 1 1 I1 II 'VIII IYI I 11r11 N 11111 1 11r xl 1 1 111r MI11r III 11 1 I IIII IX Al 1111 1111 1 1 1 1 I II'I ISIIIIII I N 1 111 1 111 11111 III 111 11111 1 INNI II1 II I Y 1 11 1 Nl Il 1 I III 'IIIII'xIxI I I I11111 4 1 N 1I11'IA s KAIT .' ' ' , II11'11, IAIIII1111, U11-Q 11, ANI111 I'11' TfXg II1111' If1'. IIIIIII 5 Ii, F11I111'1', I'111I1-1'i1l1-1I FAII , SAIGIi'l', Bw, A1I11ri.1, 111'11:1111, 12 A, A. SI-I 511, A I1 r I'1l Tp 'I'1'I Y il -Ig I.111'11i11' 5 Ii T X, .I111'11r IIITUIII l'111111111II1'11 II, 'I'111'1'I1 II111111 T X, 13.11111 I,i1-1111-11.1111 55 II1111- IC1: IAIIIID T11iT x, I.iI1rz1ri1111 N, Z1'1I11 11N SI.1If T3 I'IlII '1-, I'11II-141-. I.II.Y SAIGI'f'I', II11r11A1t111'i.1,1111-u1111, 1I.A.A II 4 5 II, I 1 ICC. I'I11I1 5 II T N, I'1lIIl 1411, I'111I1'1'i1l-1I .IUII.' .If 7 ', II. '11, ANI111'1.1, U11-2111, AXI111 P111 ZIV-I 5 Ii, II11A ' I'I1111'11w -15115 II1 Y 5 ll T N, III Y 511111111111 5 li, .I111'11' I'I.11 1'11111111.II1-.- 5, Y11 I'LlII1IIliII ITIIIII T X, Y1 '.11I1111.1l I'I11I1 S.-1'1'11I.111 T N, I'TIIIIlI'I'. -II'IlI'. GIfII'I'III'IlIC 5AI.NIINI'fX, II1', Ax1111'1.1, 111-1g1111, G. A. A. CI, 'I'1'i Y II -Ig II11111' IC1: IIIIIII II 4 5, I ll tu 1, IIIlIl'I'IlIl'lI. HIST' ' IIICI.I.IC SA, NIC'I I', IIHITII, ANI111'I.1, 011111111, G.A.A. II -I 5 15 T Ng l'h111'11x II 4 5 II T X, 'I'1'iY 15 -I, Y1'1' I'1'1'N11I'1 ,'11 I flaw-I, F111 1'11, l'11ll11Q1' LXW 'I ,I'IINIiII ICR, II11-1, 5.1 I111111, N11lI1 Ilak xg 'I'1'1111XI1-1', 5.1 I 1'11 IIIQI1 51'I1111l, I'IIlIllI'I'. I1 -.'. IIISI I Sl'III'I.IIAI'Ii, II111'11, AsI111'i.1, H11-14111, F111 , II. 5, A1'111y Air I'111'11. KIf.'. 5 IQII JI I, II11' , :AkNIlPI'I.I, U1 '1113 II1 Y 5 Ii T185 A IAIIIII 4 513 T X, II.1 k-1I.1ll 114515 T I X, S1'11i 1' Claus I,l'1' i1I1-111 T Xp A11 11' II1 I II -I, I'IlI IlII , ' II'u1. MAI 1 C ,' C I , II111'11, II11I'I.1l11, 51111II1 Il.1I111I.1, ANI 'Im SI-4 5 Ii Tg l'I111'111JI4,.I11111111'IIlg11 l'1'1111 1111111 5g 'I'111'1'I1 II111 1' T X, I'IIIIlII , Nu' ' 'I'1'. III' ITAY .' , II1411, ANt111'1.1. 1l1'1'u1111, If 1111 II.1II II 5'Tg A IIIIIID 5 Ii T N, II1 Y 5 Ii T Hg 51-1 111- II.1II I'111111111lI1'1' Tp F11I11111', IIIIIIt'1'IlI1'lI. IIFIQU SINIIINQ II1' , Ae111r1.1, Ur -Q 111, Y1'.1 Ii111z1l IIIIIIY T H, I'IIIIlII'l', I'11II1-uv. , 1 IAIII I SOA. CI. CI, IIII1, A1I11r'.1, 1111-11111, ll' AsI11r I11sI II'-I 5 II, ll. A. A, II-If11iT N, II111111' IQ1' .T ft IIIIIID 515 T Ng 'I' i Y II -I 513, F11I111'1-, .'11A ' Q-- I':I1lLlIIIl.'I II11s11iI11I. MAI I C' .' C, II.11'11, A11 .1, II1'-1 11, G. A A. II--I 51IfTfX, Il. A. A. l411I11111-I T N, 4 1'I11-111.1 4. 5:11 1111' 11 II -Ig M11 1-rx 5 II T Ng 'I'ri Y 511, F11I '1, WiII.11111'1I11 I'111v1-11111, .ION S'I'IIXI'5II .I1JIIIl, II1 ' , I'111'1l.1111I, 1111-21111, ' F11 Izll II5Tg Ast ' I'14I II-15035 II. ' I'I1111'11N QI-Ig B11I1 IIA Y 5-IIT, II1Y I'r1-11111-111 IIT, I'I11I1 T5 Fut '11, Willa -II1- IV1 11rk1I1. I'A'I' TA 'I.0II, B FII, Yz1I1'111x1, IY4NI111:I1111, Y111.1 Ii11z1l 7 X, ASI 1' I 1'I 5 li TL I TllII '11, I'11ll'u1'. IIAY TII I. ' II1' , I141Il.1s, 1l1'11g1111, AIIl1-li1- INI1 112111 4 5 Ii TX, III Y li T Ng II1 Y I'1'1-xi1I1-111 X, A I'I11I1 TNL l'I1:1i1'111x111 S1111i1' II.1lI I'1111111111I1-1- T, FIIIIII' -, Ivll I1-'A I111I. AI.I.f1 IIOY 'l'II0MISI1', II11'11, A111 '1. 011-g1111g Y11'11ti11111I l'I11I1 5 Ii T Ng F IllI'1', Ur-14 I11N1I111I1- 11f l1gy. III I' I' '. .'l1fI, II1' , ANI '11, 011-1: 111, Il A, A. II-I5IITR,AsI I11S1431iTN,T1-1Y514311, Tri ' I'11I1i111'I T Kg P1111 l'I11l1 515 T Xp Yi1'1' I'1'1-11 1I1'1I I'1-11 IAIIIII TQ I'1-11 1'l11I1 I'1'1-111111111 X, NI.1i111-11 5 II, I1IIlI'IiI'j' IAIIIII 5113 Z111I- lx 541, F11t111'1-, II1 Q111 f a1I1' C111-111-. IXI , YA1 CI 'CI.I T, II , .'1-1 'Ig 11-1-g1111g ANI I'11,' 5 II TVX, AssiNI.111I If1IiI111' A 111' I'11xI 5, I'I1I'I 1 I'11sI II, ITIII '1-, I' lI1u1'. 'AT '1 Y 'GIIN, II1' , ANI '11, l11 u1111, F11 I111'-, I'1II'l11'. GAI1 I YI'fI f ' CI ICH, II1 1'11, A111 -'11, 01'-141111. G. A, A. II--I5lI'TNg Il. A. A. I'z1I1i111'I II4 511, 1111'f- A I 5135 .I111'1r I'1'11111 l'111111111II1'11 IZ, II1 1 I'I1'. IIIIIII 541 T H, F11I111'1', I'11II 'u1'. YYI 'I I 1 'T ', II11'11, S1 1 YIM, N11 '.11I.1, 'I'1'.111xI111', fur 1 I'iIy IIi11I1 S1'I11111lg I IIIIlII , N11w1-5 'I'1'1111 ' 11, ICYA I' ' ' I.1, I ' , Ax1111'1:1, III'1'll4lll, II A A, II -5-Ii-T X5 Yi1'- I'r1-'i1I1-11I 11f Il, A, A. T Ng 'I'1'i Y CI-4 54517 XL 'I'ri Y Sl'I'I'1'I.lI'Y 5 lig II111111- II1' 1'l11I1 T 'Tw Q SI111' I'11.I II, I'TllIllI'1', I'111I1'1'I1I111I. Ol ll X NIH Q lx mn ll mm t l s lll 11 n mx un I N5 ll U 0 I u I 1 ull H XNX Hll rn 4 fx 1 1 s All Ill IIXI lx 4 xl ' X x llugmm 1 x mn 1 IX Un 0 -1f17' The Tourney The waters wlthout are dark With tempests losing and retrlevmg But we have experienced storms And wall be brave on leaving Not graduating but havnng A greater nnltnatlon Into Lute than those preceding Us greater and more true Into the valley ot darlcness An honor to go and repay An Iota at what we and our Vorbears recenved It we may The Fighting Forty third wlll Be truer yet let It be told That we have lent to our flag The royalty at purple and of gold Paul Vanderveldt 1 . NHS , VI. Il ' , Astoria, Owl: ng Fu lurv, Ovuon Stat' llvllws- or l'. 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I I I l I UA JJ XX TON ll CUSTAPSUIN 1 ur r lltlll TI C FRIFDRII II IHONII SON The Junror Class abandoned nts usual actnvrtnes thus year lt seemed lnadvlsable to glve the Junior Class play and to spend money foolishly to stage a Junror Prom when our armed forces were In great need of equnpment Therefore the students turned theur zeal toward the war effort Pub lncnty Managers successfully odvertased the opening of the tnn can campangn and the war bond drive Lewis Wright and Jack Blake very generously assisted the tln can cam palgn by salvagung sux truck loads of cans wuthln a month In addntlon to thus the lunuors presented a movle to fur ther boost the sale of war bonds 221 u y . J l'rvsi4lr'nI fx, f, ll I X . 4 .fy l.r ' .' Y' -4- Prvsimlvnt I .' 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Taylor, llll Tiullinrgvr, Wullmm. us cc-n, Williams. nchs' t r N rkkulai, Wung, .l, Y Ill' lfy, V f I I I I ml x ii, Ning it Four Roads There ore tour roads thot coll to me The ooth of the sun on the Western Seo The secret troils to the Eostword strewn With silver clows by the laughing moon The long lone rood thot leods me for Through twilight murk to the Northern Stor The fourth os frciil os cz skein ot tloss The webby light of the Southern Cross But strong os o rope in its lure for me North South Eost West- Which sholl it be? Don Blondig -Q? 1' Q. 11 'Y 26v PT! s.,- I sn. II 1 an N lun I W-if l 4 ml lux Z A . X ', Q bl .. 2 , ,. .hs U-8,55 1 -'fl .,. L S . .4 - -- Vv ' P7 Jw f .A 4 x A . . . Q . Q. ' O f K ' JE 'h . W ' ' ' ' Q 'wr xi . I ' nf Wa.. l llnx R11 Huw fl' l'l4' lflulll Nl. I 3 l l l l'l1l l 'x ll lm um lluxv Il Win!-'I' .llvlulluux I., Xu 4 In . . 4' . .N -l, S11 ly lmll, Qlllvl' In xl N' ' 3, Viuulmw Ml ' M li. .lim vXl 'I'Hl1'IllN ll lxvllllllu Ill I -I 'I Num lfv ,lwnwu Nll---IIN N. 5. l', nutlmv xlu lx-wl lll UH W Y I '5 ll. ll.ex'll all il IT, WI V' N ul SGPHQMORES QM ,f g The sophomores of l942 43 were Indeed a peppy group Roll Room One under the direction of Invewure Earl Fedye collected nts full quota of student taxes Llvewlre Bob Kearney of Roll Room Two turned nn ninety nune per cent of that rooms taxes Led by class officers Bob Kearney Joan Lewis Joyce Kleger and John Foster the one hundred and enght sophs made a great effort In contrlbutlng to the tan can campaugn and In the war bond druve They also sponsored a pay assembly to further promote the sale of war stamps Class advisers were Mnss Marjorie Halderman and A W Larson ROOM ON E I KN1 Il 1 111 I 1 11 1 I I I ROOM TWO s 1 1 01 1ull1 0 1XK 1 UAL 1 ml u if 'K suv I' 127 I I ' 1 - - - - I I a r f f L ' . .' . Ivy X nj ' . 5 l -fl I X l-'lrst Huw: H1-'ry, l.lllNlllillIl, lfn: In--1 un, lmuls, ll.1kl11-svn, lilslmp, A l4llI'llllXX. S1-'mul llwm: l..ux1n, l'll'.lll 1 svn, Anl-'s1m, lirmlis, ll.ms1-11, ll.u' . rlss 'lllllrml limi lxllss Uumlvn, lfllinl, I':ll1lll'llll, ll411l11-ss. .Xlsus, lllll'l' S lvrgml, lllusingw. l ml'Ill Rani ll'l Q it is lun, lfustn-r, IM-aux'1-r, B1'l'EllI.lll. sgH'wl,.f' 11 TT ' 1 3 . ll 1 First Row: li, .l1vl1.ansvn, T. .l1vh.m X ml, lnllllolll, Kl':1'l', I..n'sm1, Lune . li '. 51 l Hou: lllm.u1, l..mr1-l11'1', v - lrxin, lim'p1'l.1. G1'.x1'l1ul'l1'1', if .lulm 1 I s Il, N, .lulmsolr 'l'l1ir1l Rv 3 lnxsls. ll H, li1'a1l'l1'3', Ke .ull, lin lsvn, 5 l..1us1'h, l r.um-, ll, .l1-lmsnn. L. Q ' Xl t I' . . l .au ,, I' X Donna Mitchell, Iivewire from Room Six, turned in one hundred per cent of her room's student taxes. Ninety- eight per cent of Room Seven's student taxes were col- lected by Iivewire Gerry Weaver. Something interesting was carried on by the sophomore boys this year. A council was formed to make sure that the sophomore traditions of cleaning halls, shining seals, washing blackboords, and emptying wastebaskets were main- tained. Members of this group were president, Charles Bergman, Duane Gustafson, Bob Kendall, Don Hogg, Howard Phillips, Vance McKenny, Dwight Smart, and Merle Thornton. ROOM SIX First Row: Mc-tvzill, Parks, Salmon- svn. Quinn, l'1ilipnLfi-iirgv, Paitsoll, Pulliam, Nixsnn, lllsnn. S4-cmul Row! Pinkstziff, Mattson, M. Rich, Purain cn, Mzirtt-ns, Faint-r, Bumailai. Tliiril Row: Murclork, Phillips, B. Olson, E.0ls1n, Burnvttv, Mr'Kinni-y, G. Olsen, Fitnrth Row: Lgirsnn, M. Olson, F. Rlrli, Rosa-nilgilv, G, Olson, Ruiiiain, ROOM SEVEN First Rnw: Swliorg, Siirvnsvn, Wnllu-r, Wirlikuni-n, Sr-clmrg, Sami uvlsnn, Tnlnn n, Svttiliil Row: Wvziv rr, Witlvn, Wilson, Vaughn, B. Wi-nu. Third Row: Sc-hulk, M, Wong, Thmnpsnn, Springs-r, S li ai ni 1' n, Wriulit, Thornton, lltzinuvr. Funrtli Row: Sew-rson, Burnt-tl, Wi-stfgill, Kvarlivy, Frainr. Stmw, Trfnlmlni. Iivtuxv Sluclym Sluxh Nxnuui I Nmpx Nlmplux XX If X mlm .,m1l1-wx Nil:-luv vvnl mix .nl hu l'lvpuln plnlnlu Nm h Imu llvlll In-xx l,. Nmap ull l.nl.nx W KES'-A 129 The Victory Corps was off to a tlyung start when an lmplsh gremlun struck a wlcked match and sent ut unto a tlam Ing nose dnve When the corps tnnally reassembled some of nts parts at once agaln got on the beam enthusiast: cally tor all the war tume GCTIVITIGS In the school partlcrpatung In the tm can the stocklng and the bond drives wh ch were sponsored by the Gurls League and the junnor class Wlthout the formalities ot an organ lzatlon the gpurnt of the Vnctory Corps was throughout the year permeatang the physical education program the regular currlcula and the extra curru cular actlvltles All out for defense of our way of llvlng and preparatlon for a just and a Iastung peace was the motto of A H S I I I I ' i . 1 I . . . L . . 1 I I I , - - lmfl from top to bottom: Svvlmru, f'rxnulAlll, l r:nu'is m'm'i4'l1, Ima-. Riullt from tmp to hnllmn: Tllurlltzll, Hmm-Il, I,gnrst.l1, C. A. P. l'1i'st Huw' Nlvlmlwil. 1mi'ixi.1'i, hrlltln With a membership made up ot adults and forty high school students, twenty-six girls and fourteen boys, the Civil Aeronautics Patrol is now an active branch of the Victory Corps. This group, commanded by First Lieutenant E. G. Newbill, Squadron Command- er, is receiving valuable defense training in such subjects as in-- fantry drills, meteorology, air navigation, crash procedure, instruc- tion in gas, guard duty, reconnaissance, recognition of air cratt, and military discipline. The enthusiastic members of C. A. P. meet twice a week in the evening. They earn one school credit upon satisfactory completion of the work. , l.i5lui', lll4'li.mlsuti, llliqlivs, lgilrlslw, l.ulu', llxmlts, Still'-l7llI'j. bvvmiil llinxi M, l.1-4-, P, Im-, I. Nunn, lhlglil, J, XM-ng, XM-lls, llislvvrlx. llilrrl him: Kult-s, l..ixxi'i-ilu-, lliiviiim, Xliiivlie-sit-i', fNl.ittsnn. llutvliiiis, Ilizirni-s wiurlli Kimi lun nv' It gm Z 192 xx J' 13l With a gentle pot the A club members welcomed the sophomores to old A. H. S. With Coach May as supervis- or, the A club Kangaroo court really made all the boys toe the line, An A club sweater has always been re- spected by the boys and ad- mired by all the girls. X X ll N ,N My Ivn, Bryx 1- A CLUB PEP CLUB X The peppy little peppers led the boys on to many a victory with their snappy marches and enthusiastic yells. After the games were won and the cheers had died down the Pep Club gave the boys an un- rationed banquet, which they did not soon forget. In 1 Rim: lllrlsti-nxt-li, l,nk1n1, lu II Ku ssxniin, Xin-uw, Hilti' in! Rvlrk, l..un:l1.mlt 'mul Rim, SlIdll1'l', lijmllx, 3 Xllvllll I.i'i', lgirlwr, R.lll1'll.Ill. Ili mu 'lluilnlnli Illlril Run Pqlmlnli. ll, -Xliilwsmx, I,.llvlNlxl'. Hill Ol: W num, lu-uri Rumi ' vu Ill l Rim. vlls, Jnlllusmx, Iii-ru ivy I I nu. Ir .1-mu I. l tim ir xuw- pri-s.ili-int, lqrlw. suntan lrvll pri--ltlvn'. Nw I'nIi'i-rlx, Ulsixll. l. ly XXI ril H xx. lillllmliui-n. XX I i i vu. .' ' 5lIllxliXX ski. I'i,ul'th llin. lillsI.ils.-11. Hi-Y and TRI-Y George Crandall capably led the Alpha Chapter of the Hi-Y's through an- other successful year. Their main activities included contributions to the VVar Prisoners' relief fund and the selling of the traditional Hi-Y hot dog. Mr. Thompson completed his fifteenth year as Hi-Y adviser. The Beta Chapter of the Hi-Y's, originated in l94l and advised by Glenn Burch, County Librarian, donated a considerable sum to the War Prisoners' relief fund. Jon Straumfjord was president of the club until he left for Willamette University. Although forced to discontinue the sale of hamburgers, the Tri-Y's managed to struggle through the year with their usual prestige. The organization was competently led by Louise Kinney, president, and Miss Friedrich and Mrs. Dahl, advisers. as 3 in gg Parker, Lokan, Taylor, Lewis. l' lavel. First Row: Thompson, G. Franrlall, president, Thomp- son, treasurer, Wells, viee president, Samuelson. Second Row: Seehorg, Kussinan, Bryant, Chadsey, Dove. Third Row: Sham-r, Fedje, C. Crandall Patton, Christensen, seeretary. Fourth Ruwi Lee, Thornton, First Row: Fedje, Wilson, seeretary-treasurer, Waisa- nen, vire president, Straunifjord, president, Second Row: Mattson, lllnian, Murdock, Third Row: Salisbury, First Row: Gustafson, Murdock, R. Culhaugen, Fran- eiseovieli, vice president, Kinney, president, Pertunen, Lee, treasurer, Williams, secretary, Sniith. Second Row: Maunula, Lokan, llannnond, Enherg, Anderson, Malen, Weaver, Erickson, Friedrich. Third Row: Lov- vold, llendrirkson, Lindstroin, G. Gulhauqen, Thomp- son, Quinn, Berry, lltzinqer, Fourth Row: Sharpe, Castor, Iaimlell, Lehaek, Bishop, Mackey, Engebretson, Walker, Anderson, Howell, Fifth Row: Lahiske, W'irk' kula, B. Johansen, Kussnian, Bakkensen, Seehorg, Samuelson, l'ajunen, Kleizer, Fhisholni. Sixth Row! Sutkowski, llenninqsen, Seppla, Soinmerset, J. Johan- sen, Moe, Mattson, Luke, Metealf, Erhe. Seventh Row: Owen, Yost, Berg, Allen, lluizhes, F. Eriekson, Pearson, li. Johanson, Gorman, Moneypenny, Scott. Eighth lion: llansen, l'ullialn, Manske, Pappzigeorge, 133 HI-KNIGHTS 44 G.A.A. To an athletlc mlnded student body as ASlOTIO l-llgh School athletlc clubs 'mlay a malor part As early as l924 thls tact was reallzed and acted upon The Hl Knlghts was organlzed for boys to asslst the coach and manager Ihcy have contlnued to tunctlon ln thls role ever SIIWC9 The boys have been rather handlcapped thls year as they lost thelr advlser when Mr Jensen entered the country s SGVVICC IO encourage athletlcs for all the glrls of the hlgh school to develop a splrlt ol lOIF play and sportsmanshlp to promote health and create a Splflf of tel lowshlp among the students IS the purpose ot theGlrls Athletlc ASSOClOfIOH Mrs R Jensen has ably asslsted and advlsed the club s OflICSFS whlch ID clude Mary Ann Mattson presldent Eva Wlrkkala VICS presldent Rumohr Gulhaugen secretary and Ruth Hansen treasurer lxx lllx ll llll x I ll llx l l N Xl ln . I- I is- , . . I . - .w , . , I h I I 1 1 ' . . . , . . . . . , . . . 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Sl ll 1' M ' llllu: l.ln'xul4l, lll.l'll, Slllll ' lllvlwt, Wlllwll, lN'lls4rll. lflll, s, l l.lu-l. lulylllll. Mull! Swv-lltll ' lllmi li. Wllllu. lllllllllllgsl-ll, V I.l-un, llllullvs. Nlullllllvll, l..llllllll, l', Whll: lflulllll Rmx lil-ll. Xflllullll. ,l W--llu, Vlllll-ll. Nlsllvtl, W. llllst.ll' wll, DEBA DRI-RMS 44 MARINERS TCDRCH HCDNCDR Seeking to promote high school student morale, the Deba Drams, Mariners and Torch Honor students each in its own particular field maintained o fitting program. Entertainments were provided by the Deba Drams through amateur hours, assemblies and dances. The Mariners donned the title VVavelets and lived up to it. Stepping out of their traditional role ot pin wearers, the Torch Honors launched a very successful campaign of stamp selling, which wos involuntarily terminated when the high school burned, Mi ,,wwM-M. .xxiiii, .. ml.: Q N, lmv. llliril llmx: Siiulli, 5li'mnlwi'i4, l,m'x'olil, Allvn. l l.u'4-l, Svrlvs, 'l'liir1l ltmx: Williams. Nliiril-wlx. l'i'.ii ii. i- , Ski-11. mx: lhxiiliwiiil, vim- pn-siilviil, llirnllinusmi Irv.isui'i-r, l'. l'ivtgii'il.i, ww:-t.il'5, Khaki, pn-siilviil l'Il'Nl llmxi lN1lli.inis, N1't'l't'l.Il'jlI'4'.lNlll'l'l', lr:-ll, prvsi tlviil, lr1'4iii4'iwm'1t'I1. hi-i--mil Rim: llliinlork, I.i-4-, Ilgim mmiil, Slum-. 'l'liir4l lion' lfl.iu'l. l..iisiii1. Wiltlill liiistailkiiii, Ifirst limi: F-iitluiixslti, w4'l'i'l.il'y, liulli.iuuvH. Viv pri-si1ln'nl ll1'mll'li'ksiiii In-isl1l'i'l' I irsiiu pivxliliiiil limxli-ix hi-riiiul limi. Olsi-ii, liiw-vii, .l, ll nu. lliss sou, llvmlrlx, .lolmiist-ii, l'oui'lli llmx l,1-i-. llimi-ll GIRLS' LEAGUE - LIBRARY - HCDME EC First Riiwi Muriliirk, assistant tri-.isuri'i', Maki, tri-in surrr, Imvviilil, si-vririziry, l,.ii-siiii, pri-2-iili-iit, Iliiwi-ll, While preserving friendship and inspiration among girls, the Girls' League aided the war effort by filling ditty bags, trimming the soldiers' Christmas tree and entering the stocking drive, Rationing on food didn't stop the Home Ec Club from teaching the farty eager members to become practical homemakers. Miss Halderman and her twelve librarians, besides maintaining a temporary library, subscribed to the Reader's Digest for a Mexican school, v' vlrs- pri-siili-nt. Siwiiiiil ll xx liilhui ii William I ix tim, Sutkiiwski. Thiiil lliiwi Suri-iisiiii, l'i-rttliiivli. Will siv, Ihanilvr. First Riiw. Svrlirs, liulhauzvn, Hrginth pri-sid:-nt, Allvn, G Mattson, Smith. First Rim: Pi-tvrsiiii, Wiss, lhiillsvii, Alllil'l'Nllll, Nlnliiii, Wirkkulu. Svriiiiii Raw: Miss Ruilil, Brings, l'it'lziril.i, 'iw' Piitrvvk, Maki, Mzittwn, Yi-rsi'lilii-ri-ii, 'I'hiril Rim: Shi-vts, tlalli-iiilar, liustaifsiiii, i'1istiir, Lunili-ll, Williams, ililiizhvy. lfiiurth ltiiw: Lgiliiski-, W.illi ii, I,i-lint-lt, fzirlsiin, Griffin, Si-iitt, Hamlin-lgi. Fifth Rim: Simi invrsot, Srhullmvk, Nirkiilsiin, Imuutgtiii, Nl.ii'ki-5. Sllltlllillvll, Ni:-mi, l.uiiiii.i, Pxijiimiii. Sixth Itiiw, blriim lwrig, Si'hiii'ssIM'. iivvr. 5G't'lHlli Huw: C. ii-ginil.ill Lgirsiin siiiitiix tri isuiii ll t'raiml.ill. 'l'hii'il Iiiiw, l'i-rtuni-ii, Johnny B1-lu king l'.mlwn, llmmu' I 1 prn' Mplm vhlvi, R45 Atlmlvtil' lmnle-I', fNl.ll'y.a llll x 1 tml rulvr KillIlt'j TI'i X . 'mul llurls, lllrlx l.n-num' l'l 'UXY , links-tlm.1ll 1.lIil.lIII'f'lIffN X, l', l'.4l1hn', .lmm livliy, fvplly rux lxnlllul . .l4':mnn', Qu 1 'N vvll, l'II Ilpflulm qu Ink, H1 Kmuht Killa l an XUINIIXVIIN kimlx Il:-ln llr nn In IM ,ul l.lm' lmlnx IWW IX ,Jxlx 4 In .xml Inun ll Ill :uul 5rrull'w ha ul 'n-xy, Maki . Ilwilm mul ilu' Zvlrllxru WNNK Gu V0 0 I 's MUSIC The Music Department suffered a real setback with the burn- ing ot the auditorium, for they not only lost a practice room but a cabinet of music as well. Using a small class room as a music room wasn't easy, but that was nothing compared to competing with the gym classes next door. However, the stu- dents and their director were not dismayed by these circum- stances, and they soon put the department in to working order and produced some very fine programs, including a patriotic assembly. This program honored the birthdays of Washington and Lincoln and was composed of songs popular in their days. First Row: Berry, Vliislliiliii, Slwvts. Svvoliil Row: Ogiln-ii, Engvlmrvtsun, Bowler, lllilliailluviu. ril liiiw: Perla-rsnn, Johnson, W.iis4iiivii. First Row: Olsvn, Williams, Gnllizuiuvii, Wong, Kim, KI:-uvr. Si-ciinil Row: Atwmiil, Pvrltuiivn, Nlauiiiiilai, liUll1iIl1Q4'll, Miss Ugfivn. Tliiril Rim: Walks-r, lfiiuliri-twin, Bzikkvnsvii, Sm-lwiiru. ft! 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Sm-iviiil Him: Miss Furry, Maki, I i':iiisim'm'ir'li, Gustafson, Smith, llnril Rim: lrgmilzill, 'I'liinnps1m, Nopsmi, Bn-ruslruni, Yamflvrx'i'lil1, hrs! Rim. M Svvlmrll. lllllllllil, lutVIll'XllK'llllj, l'tZim:s'r, Amlvrsim. l':l'l4'lxS0l1, 511111, Ilvnilrli'kin Nlu ix Si-vuiul Rim. lllllmm, l..imiinl, hiistiilsnn, Smith, Wlss, hvvlmrg. Iliirnl Him. Il1.u ull-r, KlI5NI1l2lIl, 1llillilllNUll, Salas-l, lirlmv, Furs, Ilzmsvn, Bukkvlismi, Kli-qi-i I-mirtli Rim. fwppnlgi, Waillwr, Ilvmlrix, Julmson, l':qipuu0u1'ui'. At the end of the first term, the new assistant Ill I IN Ill-IND hliti. THX SIC l'U'l'R ICVK H1 in-W Ni AIMIQVI' liil Rim, Nh 1riloi'lx, Hvmlrix frm Ol I 5 il I ' l'i'ii1sli'miili lil' . ZEPHYRUS The outlook for o Zephyrus ot the beginning of the yeor wos not o rosy one for Editor Betty Hendrix. First wcis the uncertainty of photographs, comero supplies being rotioned. Then come the tire, The Armed Services took the ort ond photography odviser, Mr. Jensen. So much credit goes to Mr, Lcrson, who pinch-hitted for Mr, Jensen, ond to Editor Betty Hendrix, her plucky stoll, ond odviser, Miss Curry, who worked eorly ond Iote to turn out this oppropriotely-themed book, 4? 19 LIVE WIRES 44 QUILL AND SCROLL ,Q First Rim: Sirius-t, l'oti'4-ck, Mn!! mn, Giillmiluvli, Quinn. Sl-cmiil Rim -Xtwnuiil im-lviru lY1'uvvi' 'Xll l..imlr. llnril Rim: l'ml-it-, Furs, llmiinl -r, K4-zirrivy. 36 First Roni lliixxvll, lylss. Svrolitl Rim: lllwu, Miiiwlnck, Tliiril Row: llvnilrix, Miss furry, l r.m Mis . . slr'nvzz'li. Establishing a new record tor collecting Zephyrus tees in a month, the livewires, led by Louise Potreck, also helped to schedule the individual pictures. ln previous years the money has been collected in several installments, but this year the money was collected all at one time. Judith Seeborg was captain ot the sophomore floor. Phyllis Atwood, the junior floor. Miss Lamb was adviser for this group. 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Pm-Q 7' f'J 'N xxxk ,..,-- K fx FQGTBALL NORVILLE MAY The Fnghtung Fushermen of 42 under the tutelage of Coach Norvnlle May were defeated only once durlng the season to complete a very Impressive schedule The Astornans ran rough snod over sux opponents and were tned by Mllwaukle 7 to 7 under a bonllng sun that made playlng very drsagreeable On September I8 Astorna rolled over an rnexpernenced but garne Ilwaco team 4l to O showlng power as well as speed nn the backfueld l-lullsboro goung home on the short ena of an l8 to O score was the next team to meet defeat by the Fnsherman vaetlm asked to call off theur game because of lnabullty to fund travelung facllltles However Marshfneld Hugh answered tloe call of Coach May and came to Astorua wnnnlng by the sound score of 20 to O The Pnrates capltallzed on many a l-usherman error to come out on top Then stull drsappornted after the post week s performance the Fishermen traveled to Mllwaukle and were held to a 7 to 7 tue by the Maroons At this stage of the season, The Dalles, who was to be the next 1 43 FCDOT First Row: Kussnizin, lljorii-ii, Bryant, Matin-, Slrlililiiljnrtl, Kuslurzi, Shatner, llill. s , Reick, Rivh, Mairxvn. Si-viintl Rim: .laispi-r, Liikxill, Ojai, Hirknx Tliuliip un Third Row: Kr-zirnvy, Anil -rsun, .liiliiisuii, Wt-lls, Kvistiifl, fziiiipln-ll, Albertson, Vlaisscii. Fourth Huw: Fursotli, Bt-runiuii, Gjovik, Purki-r, Nt-imi, Fuhlstruiii, Hogg, Fluvel. Fifth Row: Tliuriitiin, Kzirpvln, lliltlin, l iisls-r, Mc-rrilzi, Imwis, Vorsrhuervn. 4 Hood River came to town, and Astoria took the Blue Dragons back to the train with a 27 to 20 victory under the Fishermen's belt. This was the beginning of a string of four victories that ended the season for Astoria. The Fishermen rode to Salem and plastered the Vikings with a 27 to 8 score. Still unsatisfied with the last two victories, Astoria cracked Seaside wide open on a muddy field, to come through with a 34 to 6 win. Finally, with half of the school at Tillamook to watch the pro- ceedings and to pep its team onward, the Fighting Fishermen nung up their fourth win in a row and their sixth of the season, by over-powering the Cheesemakers in a tight-fought game l4 to 7. Coach May deserves unspeakable credit for the fine task of shaping a group of boys into such a scrap-iron team. B LL 1 xx :ll 1 I 1 y mlm 1 4 I UH In Xlxl . ku Hold llml lim' -'lx iml Nr: 'N I lt! u'L'lm'k wlmlex I H-Ilmll 1-.npmilx I l l mill-iir I Xvll Qllvvllimw X WIAIK Ill' xroll ' - tlm-4-' Football Personnel BOB HJORTEN senler Outstandlng passer and trnple threat back Although he massed several games throughout the varlous seasons he turned IH thr e years of excellent playlng DUANE MOORE enlor Pow rhouse of the Fishermen offense and one tf the best f ll acks IU the state T IS year uke mplet d our years of e a p yur l Astorla Hugh DENNY THOMPSON sensor Played In ten out of lev n posltlons on the team duruna th season As effectnve ln the lane as ln the backfleld Once started Tombstone w hard to stop 3 E BRYANT senior Noted for his exceptlonally tricky runnlna Pluymd h we posntlon and was pep talk man or the team BOB KLJSSMAN senior Played outstanding ball at lft end throughout tle asan on both offense and defense Acled as Co Captaln throughout the season DAVE SHANER sensor Hard tackler and close to the best defenslve center tl at At Fl has provrded ln many years JACK RIECK enlar As quarterback he was a hard worker and showed plenty f sp rll BILL JASPER sensor Played hard all year and IS one of the best backs ln pass defuse af the team FRANK LARSON sensor Landed a spot at left tackle Benson IS bla and showed plenty of power great promlse ror next year JOHNNY KLJSTURA junlor Showed all the g meness IH hrm at left guard posrtmn lf the war permlts he wlll have another good season next year LEO L lunlor In the startlng llneup all year and worked hard ln every aamr n of the best blockers on the team TED JOHNSON enlor Ilwaco transfer A dependable reserve IH the backfleld and always dangerous on offense FL RICH sensor Ended one year of good playlng as rlght tackle One of the malnstay the lane 'Ill ye JOE HICKEY scnnor ln center of the lane on defense and kept lt plugged g host lf tl tlme Played hard all year JON STRAUMEJORD senior Dlsplayed well as a defenslve end A good tackler and was heads up all the trme JIMMY PARKER lunlor Caddy wlth left handed passes Although small ln stature work ed hard whsle ln the fullback slot HAROLD OJA lunlor Starter at the left tackle for many of the uames Oakle l good job on both defense and offense GERALD CHRISTENSEN senror One of the smallest and llghtest members of the team but played good ball desolte the handlcap JACK WELLS senlar Dependable reserve ths year a d a xlous to get and fldlt WES ANDERSON lunlor Substltute at center Toughened p great deal e tl fl of the season CHARLES BERGMAN sophomore Eared ell rn llne work and showed grent pessrbnlntues for the future BOB KEARNEY sophomore Another promuslng llnesman Worked hard and has two mar years to develop has promlsung abnlltles RAY THORNTON sensor Workharse for the whole gang Dld a good lab as head mana, er for the Fishermen I x ' ,,7 L 1 J , H I 1 J , 1 ' 3 N 1 , , s Y e ' J K u - b . . rl D CO 2 f fln b ll Ula' 11 fur ' , f - e e 1 N v ' H 5 I I . H V ll R ull U3 l ET , 3- . e rug I l llf , - . , ' e- 1 ' K C K 1 se Y ' , -A H X w s rl rl .' s 4 W o vu r r - A J, .LL x 1 I xx x uw I W, H K . . r GERALD LOKAN, junior-The team's cannonball passer. Played left hall, and show, l . O V . , K V . I , 3 V HIL , ' - ' ' ' H O f' I S I -,.. - H 1 I H w X I s- V ,y . re ln , ar. , ' Y W ' u 5 r 1 we E i I x 3 , . , . . . i Y . X , Y , - , x , ' ' 2 K ' H 'H Llcl a I ' I - , I - - I , n n ' ln 1 . , ' ' -,-- ' , u a ' slnc- we rsm ' , N ' - w , 1 2 H , . .s I ' ' TV 5 , BASKFTBAI l WALLY PALMBERG ln the tall of l938 Astorla welcomed back one of :ts greatest athletes Wally Palmberg l-le made a splendud record ln hls four years as coach of the Fighting Fishermen Coach Palmberg left Astorla thus year to play wuth a bugger team the U S Navy where he will be a physlcal nnstructor XVally Palmberg not only ns a wonderful coach but ns also an excellent player Durnng has senlor year at Oregon State College he made nearly every All Amerucan team and established a record that stood untll last year Has record IS one to be envied ln I938 39 Astoria won the dlstrlct tltle ln l939 40 Palmberg s team really got the benefit of two years under has guudance They won the dnstruct tournament and went on to take thlrd place In the state tourna ment The same year they ralsed the tournament scoring record from l8O to l86 points ln l94l the Frshermen nosed out Salem to wan a state cham pnonshup During the l94l 42 season the Flshermen easuly ran through the season and took the l942 trophy by defeating wlth a wrde margm every team they played v I I I I , . , . . 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' - I . . . , ' I . - l 147 KE First Rem Iolsnwis Moors' Ivo Brwsnt Don Second Row Palnsbsrg Crsnllsll Wells Iwopsoii Hill bc-nborg Thornton 481 CAPTAIN CLIFF CRANDALL sensor Veteran of last year played every quarter of every game but the Newberg games He was picked for the All State first team Scored I60 points in I6 games FRED HAPPY LI:E sensor Chinese guard was a real spark plug to the team He m proved tremendously during the season and made the All State second team Scored 80 points sn I8 games TED JOHNSON senior Transfer from llwaco became a regular after his brilliant e hsbstson n a game with Salem Scored 72 points sn I4 games PETE BRYANT sensor-Guard is a steady player and has been a mainstay for the team Scored 64 points sn I4 games KENNY SEEBORG sensor Forward is a steady scorer and a good backboad man He made the All State second team HAL DOVE sensor-a transfer from Westport though not a high scorer played good steady ball from his guard position DON NOPSON junior Was a little green at the beginning of the season but turned sr' some pretty good ball by the end of the season He is a likely prospect for next year DUANE MOORE senior Forward came through sn the crucial games with Newberg He s excellent on the backboard LEO HILL sunsor -One of the best reserves on the team He improved steadily through the season and is a good prospect for next year JACK WELLS sensor A good steady player and has proved a valuable reserve through out the season. JIMMY PARKER junior-Has been a good reserve throughout the season and will probably come through with some excellent ball next year. MANAGER RAY THORNTON-Put in a year as one of the best managers Astoria High has ever had. Much of the team s success is due to his efficiency. BALL 1. l..sz5 Guys II. Nmap and Pop Il. Svrumlxling oggs 4. .lust H1-form' thc' Bnttlv, Mutha-r Thrvr Littlv Fishvrs ti. l'nI1nhm-rgvr T, Slxwpn-mv X. Mutt :xml .lvff 9. K'nl1til11lvlI nn-xt wx-uk lo, lilillllli' of Hull S!altvrx IL Grancl hunch uf kills 122. Worl1i's lwsl rm'sc'rvn's lil, Dow dc-lib:-rnivs 14, Shout thx' biscuits in mv, Puppy new Qin 3 f-49 Basketball l-hstory PP The Astorna Fnghttng Fvshermen thus year ftnlshed an enture season wnth ct suffernng one deteat before they went to the tournamen Though not a tall team they defcated some of the best teams In Oregon and Wash vwgton they started off thc season wrth an easy vtctory over llwaco wuth a score uf 26 to l2 Thls game was followed by the Astorua Nas Ile game wuth nc score of 38 to 27 Longvlew wa also defeated 5l to 22 Two games wlth Salem on the U S O floor followed these easy vlctornes e fnrst nught the Ftshermen had a tough game but finally took Salem wuth a score of 26 to 2l The second nlght the Astorla team easlly won ofer the Vikings to the tune of 26 to l7 Another easv wun followed In the Astorta Seasnde game The score was to the second time Astona met llwaco was on theur home floor The Wash lngton team gave the Flshermen a run for thelr money wuth a score of LQ to 22 the Astortans being vlctorlaus Tnen came two suc esstve aames with Marshfteld The Fu hermen trounc d them both tumes wlth scorcs of 27 to 2l and 34 to 22 respectively Tullamook was ne t on the lust The Astoruans downed the Cheesemakers 38 to 28 on a crackerbox floor nn Tillamook Tre next two games wlth Salem put two more vnctorle o the lst fm Astorua Scores w re 25 to 22 and 26 to l7 A slught slump followed Although the Fnghtlng Fushermen suffered defeats they had some close shaves when they dumped Naselle Long vcw and T llamaok wlth scores of 33 te 28 44 to 4l and 26 to 23 re spectuvely fl the end of the season though crnppled by Illness they cleaned t vell earned vlctorles over Ncwberg In two successive games lt was these comes that assured Astoria s entrance unto the State Basketball Tourna ment at Salem The scores were 44 to 25 and 30 to l8 The defeat of Salem by Astorra at the tournament was the flfth of the season The Ftshermen lost to both Baker and Pewdleton wrth close scores n hard fought games The scores were 25 to 29 and 34 ta 33 Although no outstanding vctortes were made durung the tournament by Astoraa thc Fushermen had three All State players cho en from their tanks Cltft Crandall first team and Kenny Seeborg and Happy Lee ecand team - . , I L r Ll' , , . 1. 5 . 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