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FACULTY Astoria's teachers were hosts to the two-day Tri-County Workshop in November, with Principal Christensen in charge of the program plans. Besides participating in school and community activities, some of the teachers took advantage of the night schools for graduate credits. Professional meetings, dinners, teas, bowling, and golfing were also on the agenda. JOHN PAQl’ET: Aviation, Fishing. JAMES 1’EARSON: General Science. RAYMOND SEAGLE: Football Coach. ISABEL SMOOTS: Music Survey. Choruses. ERNIE STHANZ: Basketball Coach. MARY SELL!VAN: Junior English. PHYLLIS THCRKTON: Girls' Physical Elocution. HAROLD TOZIER: Machine Shop. HAROLD WITHNELL: Music Stivervisor. SYLVIA XIEMI: Secretary to Supt. Burgess. MARY JO SEEBORG: Alls Office Girl. Page I 1
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FACULTY Joining the AHS teaching staff last September were eight new members: Ray Segale, Jim Pearson, Margaret Upham, Mary Nyland, Mary Sullivan, Carl Bourne, Reuben Jensen and John Paquet. Miss Upham and Mrs. Nyland were transfers from the city junior highs. Mr. Jensen returned to AHS after a period in the Service and a year's teaching at Boise, Idaho. ZOE ALLEN: Sophomore English. ANNE BERGMAN: Languages, Civics CARL BOURNE: Vocational. MAUD CROUTER: History. ☆ Page 1 0
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STUDENT COUNCIL T01’: .lack Beyers, President: Ronald Angberg, First Vice-President SECOND ROW: Jack Layton. Second Vice-President; Fred Gustafson, Third Vice-President-Don Lon tain. Fourth Vice-President. IIIIKD ROW: Charlotte Berry. Secretary; (terry Beenier, Treasurer: Larry Cosovich Vthletic Representative. New to the Student Body this year was a fourth vice - president. Donald Longtain, r e p r esenting the Freshman class, newcomers to Astoria High School. This was brought about by an amendment presented to the Associated Student Body. The student council decided early in the year to have meetings at least every Wednesday in the inner office. With Jack Beyers, student body president, presiding, they discussed and successfully solved all problems of the student body; passed on the school calendar and on amendments to be presented to the student body; sponsored assemblies, awarded athletic letters and also decided on admission price for games. Assisting the president in looking after the school's welfare were vice-president, Ronald Angberg; secretary, Charlotte Berry; treasurer, Gerry Beemer; second vice-president, Jack Layton; third vice-president, Fred Gustafson; fourth vice-president, Lon Longtain; and athletic manager, Larry Cosovich. Mr. Christensen and Mr. Bush were p-esent at all times for advice and Miss Lamb was consulted in financial matters. ☆ Page 12
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