Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Dcncing to the music of the Labor Temple band, Sadie Hawkins bailroomers dodged Schmcos of Dogpatch, the dance theme, as they glided around the floor in their some¬ times clumbeisome costumes. Sponsors of the annual affair, the Service club, termed the dance an overwhelming success. Jeans, plaid shirts and patched overalls were the dominating clothing motif, how¬ ever prize winners for the evening were be¬ decked in sometimes startling get-ups. Jim Bacon, who garnered the best costume prize, came in long red underwear, rakishly concealed by a barrel midriff. Potato dance winners were Marilyn Lempea and Larry An¬ derson Chaperones for the dance were Mrs. Wheeler, advisor, hAr. Welch, Miss Halder- man and Miss Margaret Upham.

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JUNIOR PLAY ROSITA AND RAY Not in a Thousand Years, a three-act comedy, was the vehicle for this year ' s junior class thespians. With a theme of ju nior ' s first date the play, headed by stars Rosita Mikus and Ray Daniels, worked out situations involving the trials and tribulations of young love. In the cast were David Rinell, Janet Larson, Marilyn Christensen, Bill Normand, Julie Simmons, Jerry Westersund, Evelyn Nelson, Ruth Truman, Jenna Singleton, Dale Truax and John Jensen. Miss Zoe Allen directed the play. Pictured in the first row from left to right are: I’leo Schenk, Ruth Tin¬ man, Evelyn Nelson, Bill Norntand, Ray Daniels, Rosita Mikus, Marianne Hauke, Marilyn Christensen. In the second row front left to right are: Roger Moksness, I are lii.iell. John Jensen, Julie Simmons. Jerry Westersund, Dale Truax, Janet Larson, Jenna Singleton. 1 s f i 1 IBB 1 C M | f Hk 1 w||| 1 1 1 m I .- .. • V, L Him 1 1 gMNraK P jB m 28

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DEAN ' S LTS. 1 Pictured above from left to right are: Miss Farley, Sylvia Nelson, Idress Nnrma ' id. liman, Charlene Nelson, Sara Peldo, Leota Flower, Donna Stangland, Barbara BARBARA NORMAND President Ably assisting Miss Farley, Dean of Girls, are her nine lieutenants who are on duty be¬ fore school, during classes and at noon. These lieutenants will not only sell you cough drops, Kleenex and pencils but also will help you sew on that button or lend you a safety pin. The Dean ' s Room contains first aid supplies and a cut finger can be ban¬ daged by one of the lieutenants. A new addition to the room this year is a telephone; answering it and taking mes¬ sages is another of a lieutenants many jobs. Activities undertaken this year included two dinners at the homes of Miss Farley and Elaine Mark. A candy sale was also held. FHeading the Dean ' s Lieutenants this year is Barbara Ncrmand.