Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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OFFICE GIRLS Mary Jo's ni Seated: Mary .ln Seeburg. Standing: Mr. Wells, Betty Stilwell, Marilyn Andresen, Eileen Wirk- kunen, Carlotta Nyland, Daphne Hagav, Gerry Gib- son, Lydia Dorn, Shirley Robinson, Julie Sim- mons, Suvane Holmes. ne capable student helpers contributed to the and the like. The office girls under thedirection of the efficiency and accuracy of the work performed by the office 0ff'CG SGCQVGTCIVY, MQW JO Seel?0 Q, Gnd M'SS F 'eClfACl'1,f0lE0 staff. Their daily duties consisted of collecting and marking helped Wee the task of muymg grades Ot the en O t e . . . six weeks periods. The only qualification necessary to be an the absentee end terdy SHPS for eoch room and dellvermg office girl is to be an average student in the commercial m9550995 to leclchefs Gnd Students Clllke ll'i 0UQl'10U'f The course. The pleasant and cheerful attitude of these nine girls school year. They also typed and filed copy for the adrninis- made it easier for students and teachers to go to the office tration and the faculty and mimeographed bulletins, tests, to work out their problems. Page 4 -'l

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Who initiated Homecoming . . . and sponsored dances . . . Who stopped initiation ot lower class- men . . . and who ended the wor- ries ot snowballing . . . Simply by enlarging to 33 members and putting forth their best efforts in helping Astoria High School . . , under the expert guidance of Principal Wells and Mr. Bush . . . and Student Body President Dick Windsor . . . the Student Council did a job to be proud of by adding so much to the l95l Ai.H.S. school year . . . lt is to the Stu- dent Council we dedicate this Zephyrus of l95l. Page 3

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