Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Sophomores Room 24 Traditionally, the Sophomore Class gave their Soph Hop and pay assembly during the winter months. The Soph girls also followed the traditions by wearing large green ribbons every Friday for six weeks, and the boys saw to it that the shields were kept spotless. Sophs also spent part of their noon hour and between class time carrying books and food trays of the upper classmen. Officers for Miss McCann ' s Roll Room 24 include Evelyn Nygaard, who was chosen as live wire, and Tom Lindberg, who was chosen as Room 24 ' s representative to the newly organ¬ ized Sophomore Council. FIRST ROW; Oja, R. Lindstrom, Parhaniemi, Nor lund. SECOND ROW: Mattson, LeFrancq, Moore, Lengel, Olsen. THIRD ROW: Miss McCann, Nixon, Eindber , Logue, Lovell, Nygaard. FOURTH ROW: Nienii, Manke, Olson. Panagioteros, Merila. FIFTH ROW: O ' Bryan, Nelson, R. Lindstroni, Nielson, Nelson. Room 23 Miss Lamb ' s Roll Room 23 boasted two Soph Class officers and live wire, Marilyn Salmonson, who later was elected secretary of the Soph Council and secretary-treasurer of the Sopho¬ more Class. Ted Simonson was the room representative to the Soph Coun¬ cil, with Phillip Syvanen also serving as sergeant-at-arms of the class. This year the Soph Class took part in many school activities. The Soph Chorus and Soph Special Chorus, the biggest in many years, were represent¬ ed with a large per centage from Room 23. The Sophs were also ac¬ tive in G.A.A. and Tri-Y. The Soph Class also lead all other classes in contributions to the Junior Red Cross. FIRST ROW: Wilson, Robinson, Simonson, Saari, Stcnsnnl, Tnrpoinen. SECOND ROW: Stensriirl, Swarzt, Williams, Miss Lamb, ThcrkilHspn, Tuirra, Walhilis. THIIOl ROW: Welch, Simonscn, Toftc, Syvanen, Schvvarzenback, Swanson, Smith, Suhonen, Scebor , Smart. FOlIRTH ROW: Rasmussen, See borg. Widen, Switzer, Schalk, Wong. 25

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Sophomores Room 2 Miss Bergman ' s Roll Room Two contributed many members to the student body council and to the Soph Council. Duane Hansen was elected to serve os third vice-president of the student body and also os Room Two ' s representative to the Soph Council. Betty Erickson, another member of Room Two, was chosen to take over the duties of livewire. It was this year that the Soph Council was estab¬ lished. All the Soph officers served as representatives on the Council. Each room in turn also contributed its live wire and one room representa¬ tive. The Council met on the last Thursday of each month. Extra meet¬ ings were called when necessary. FIRST ROW: Edison, Hansen, Hays, Crohn, Beyer, Erickson, Bjork. SECOND ROW: Bowerman, Hansen, Ciornian. C’alkin ' , Carlson. Davis, Miss Bergman. THIRD ROW: Buchanan, Carlson, Carlson. Ber- niier, Andreson, Helligso, Berg. FOURTH ROW: Hcfleen, Kirch, .McCIarity, Dunagan. Graves, Briger, Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Aho, Hendrickson. Grif tith, Helnierson, Fish. Franciscovich. Beauchamp. Room 5 Athletics played a big part in the lives of several members of Miss Al¬ len ' s Roll Room Five. Bob Kittleson, president of the Sophomore Class and the Council, was a member of the Jayvees and an outstanding member of the football team. Bill Korpela, vice-president of the Sophomore Class and the Sophomore Council, was also an outstanding member of the basket¬ ball team and football team. These two, along with others of the Sopho¬ more Class, show great possibilities for next year. Live Wire for Roll Room Five, Shir¬ ley Hillard, was later elected to the position of Soph Class treasurer and to the Sophomore Council. Arnold Johnson, a member of the Jayvees was Room Five ' s other addition to the Soph Council. • ' liMson, ,1. .lohnson, Deene. SECOND ROW- Hiib- ,kh.Ms„n, Johnson, HillanI, Jarvis, Day •acohsen. THIRD ROW: Miss ..Mien, Jacobson’ KoTrTH I’ecierson, Korpela, Kittilson. bSe ” Horne, Ingleton, La- . ' C, Hiitonen, Johnson, Kussinan. FIFTH ROW- • ' hnson, Johnson, Kelly, Dunn, Strand, Koskela. ' 24

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