Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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I Another year to go and we'll walk down the aisle and be on our way. As a dess, we sponsored our first play and our first formal dance. Now we have all the know-how for next year—or so we think. JUNIORS Page 23 f:

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TOP: DAN MADDEN. President. SECOND ROW: PAUL HAWKINS. Vice-President; KATHY KURUESS, SenelaiJ THIRD ROW: PAU.NEI PEDERSON. Trensnrei: DICK JOHNSON, Sergeant ;it Arms. FOURTH ROW: MISS ISABEL SMOOTS, Class Adviset JUNIORS ☆ The Junior Class, entering the halls of Astoria High in 1947, has come to the end of another eventful year. Last year, as Sophomores, under the leadership of David Edison, president; Bill Kuluris, vice-president; Lou Ann Lund, secretary; Pat Niemela, treasurer; and Jack Layton, sergeant at arms, the class carried on a successful year of activities. They sponsored the annual Soph Hop, under the theme of Circus Daze . They also boasted four lettermen: Jack Layton, Bob Phillips, Paul Hawkins, and Chuck Soderberg, who won their letters in football. This year the class was led by Dan Madden, president; Paul Hawkins, vice - president; Kathy Burgess, secretary; Dagney Pederson, treasurer; Dick Johnson, sergeant at arms; and Miss Smoots, adviser. With the production of a comedy, Life of the Party in April, under the direction of Miss Allen, they rounded out the year in full spirit. Their second special event of the year was the Junior Prom, which was held in May in Patriot Hall. Their contribution of ten members to the National Honor Society put the Juniors on the calendar of outstanding students. The Juniors can look forward to a very successful year as they step into the shoes of the Seniors and take over the ruling hand. Page 25 ☆