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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Actmties It was not all work and no play for Astoria High School students during 1945- ' 46. The juniors and seniors were kept busy with their ploys, the seniors presenting the Miracle Twins and the juniors, Spring Green. The A Club initiation displayed the tal¬ ents of our Fighting Fishermen. This year ' s Home Ec Club ' s main project was an Old Clothes Drive. Many clothes were collected for the needy war victims. At Christmas time, the Girl ' s League ' s tree was again placed in the main hall and helped to add to the Yuletide Spirit. ”71 27