Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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1 Student Council To the student council of Astoria High goes the credit of running a very successful year in 1946-47. Even before school officially start¬ ed, they determined the price of regular and season tickets for the football games and when to have their meetings. Presided over by the student body president, Gordon Wolfgram, the council continued its putting on of National Assemblies, awarding letters, sponsoring pep assemblies and various other student activi¬ ties. Later in the year they determined prices of basketball tickets and sponsored an exchange assembly with Seaside High. Throughout the year they handled efficiently any problem that came up. FIRST ROW: Wolfgi-am. SECOND ROW: Thorsnes, Simonsen. THIRD ROW: Kittil- son. FOURTH ROW: Morse, Trenholm.

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Ethel Hanson, Typing; Adviser Sophomore Class, Astor Post Business. Vesta Lamb, Head of Commercial Department; Typing, Stenography; Adviser Sophomore Closs, Zephyrus Business, Student Accounting, Book Ex¬ change. William Loomis, Vocational Director, Industrial Relations; Adviser Vocational Club. Irene Olin, Bookkeeping, Junior English; Adviser Senior Class, Tri-Y, Torch Honor. Walter Palmberg, Basketball Coach; Gym, Busi¬ ness Arithmetic; Adviser A-Club. Isabel Smoots, Head of Music Department, Chor¬ uses, Band, Biology, Physiology; Adviser Junior Class. Ernie Stranz, Head of Visual Education Depart¬ ment; Football Coach; Biology, Business Arith¬ metic. Phyllis Thurston, Physical Education Supervisor; Gym, Adviser G. A. A. Margaret Ullfers, Office Girl. Isabel Willsie, Dean of Girls; Social Problems, So¬ ciology, Public Speaking, Junior English; Adviser Girls ' Leogue. Betsy Wootton, Head of Math Department; Basic Math, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry; Adviser Senior Class, Pep Club. Faculty

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