Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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SCHOOL OF FISH Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class

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Seniors ' 47 111 September, 19-14, one hundred and thirty-four sophomores started their checkered three-year journey through high school. Their group presented a sophomore party, instead of a Soph Hop, and a student body assembly. The girls busied them¬ selves by shining trophies, and the boys were kept active polishing the shields. The girls, like their predecessors, wore the traditional green ribbons. “Spring Green , the Junior Class play, was pre¬ sented in the spring of 1946, under the direction of Miss Zoe Allen, at the Viking Theater. The Junior Prom, with its motif of “Treasure Island , was successfully earned out on May second. This class also participated in the Victory Bond Drive. This year as the students walked down the aisles at the U. S. 0., in the traditional blue caps and gowns, they looked back and remembered the enjoyment of putting forward their best to present the Senior Play during the first of December. Fol¬ lowing the play was the Senior Ball—its theme was “White Christmas . Talents of the class were brought to light when the seniors performed on the Senior Class Day. Six seniors made grades for Torch Honor this year. First Row: Jackson. Peterson; Second Row: Cook, Josephson; Third Row: Lattin; Fourth Row: Miss Olin, Miss Crouter.