Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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l l Page 4 F, itll i it ll l n , ll, ' 3 THOMAS A. WELLS OUR- SUPERINTENDENT By modernizing the Astoria city schools and by a curriculum study program, which he started in the beginning of the l95l school year and which will continue through next year, Superintendent of Astoria Schools, Thomas A. Wells, hopes to put Astoria Schools on the map. The program, in which teachers met to evaluate and revise their curriculums, was city-wide. They had speakers and counsellors present at these meetings, the chief counselor being Dr. Hugh Woods, from the University of Oregon. Superintendent Wells also brought to Asto- ria state inspectors to determine the feasi- bility of making repairs and improvements to the high school building, and to report their findings to the school board. During Mr. Wells' first six months as principal of Astoria High School, he expanded the stu- dent council and, with the combined efforts of the council and the student body, stopped freshman initiation. Former principal of Hood River High School, Mr. Wells earned his B.A. degree at Pacific University and his Master's Degree in Education at Oregon State College.