Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Democratic LIFE at AHS . . DEAN ' S LTS. Because the dean ' s room no longer sold supplies the lieutenant staff was reduced to two members this year. Formerly there were girls serving each period of the day in order to sell pencils, cough drops and Kleenex. With the student store selling these articles this year, there was no longer any need for girls to be on hand except for the periods the dean had classes. Shelby Miller, second period, and Trudy Schenk, sixth period, were the two girls who had the privilege of caring for girls who became ill during school hours. ■ Miss Upham, the new dean, had charge of counseling for the girls. Other duties that kept her busy were writing excuses and checking attendance. 18

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. , Democratic LIFE ot AHS t ' oimcil uii ' mljf! s iiicturcil Ihum leit ti) ri ' ;ht in tlu ' fitst im .iif Miss ll:ilii ' MMiin. Ninin.t Umun. Sjtiily WilliI ' l , .liiiiic-i ' McCriiin. .Iinlj I’lcsdiel iinil HiMiM ' FiilUnii. I’ii ' tiiii’il t ' nini left tii light in tin; st’cnint run iii ' t’ Ahiii Stoiu . .Uilii Siiiimiins. .Inynt ' WiNuii -inil .kMi WtsliMsun -I. STUDENT STORE STAFF i A new innovotion to LIFE of AHS this yeor was the student store. Purpose of the store is to sell all school supplies, ice cream and milk. In previous years, these articles were sold by various organizations who put the proceeds into individual treasuries, but with the addition of the student store all proceeds go into the Student Body treasury. Each or¬ ganization can requisition the student store for a certain amount of money by submitting a budget to the student store executive. The selling is done by two representatives from each club which has requisitioned for money and each club or organization has a chance to sell for two weeks. The Student Store manager for this year was Al Stone and adviser for the store was Marjorie Halderman. 17

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HE ACADEMIC LIFE Classes