Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Academic LIFE at AHS SCSIE A.NliEltSlIN. li.iml Cmiricil 2; IKE .2; Kiin ' l 2, 2. 4: K.ill 4; l’l;iy 4. CAIA ' dN ASIIWdK III, Hall: Iliinu ' ComiTr; 4. ,IEA. . m ' E HACKANE.N ' , IKE :4: Kali 4: I’la.v 4. .lA.VII ' E KAIM ' IIEIHK, IIAA 1. 2. :4, 4: .l ' Kall.v S|i;a4 2: IKE Eiirii ' li tii ' k ! sales 4. ( ' .Midi. H.VSEE, (’Ias Tieas. 1: IKE I. 2. 2; Ild ' .Kir SdcliKy 1, 2; Kall.v Si|iia!l 1; Frnlic’ 1; . l’ 1. 4: Fi.slu ' rdltt ' S 2; K ' lom Ke|i. 2, 2; I’raiin I’riiii ' ess 2; IliimfCiinilnu 2: Kcpsters 2; Kail 4: I ' lay 4; lEimrciimiii; 1: Zi ' IiE.miis I; Ma(tris!als 2. 4. SA.Ni-KA KEECIIEK. IKE 2. KdK KEM ' dl ' K ' r. Class Kfes. 1; IliiinetMunin; 1. 4; Ili-V 1. 2, 2. 4; IKE 2; I’rrim 2: Sr. Kail 4: Chorus Cimncil 4; I ' lay 4; Zi ' pli.Mus 4. .lA.MES Kl.Ndlld.M. Camera CIiili 1. 2, 2, 4; .Spanish Club 1; Hi Knir ' iils 2. 2, 4: .U ' 2. 2; Zephyriis 2, 4: li!E 2: Ciass i’iav 4: Hi Knights i ' ris, 4. CAltdE KK.VUKCKV, Honor Soeioty 1, 4; iKi. 1. 2. 2; Frolic I: Fisli- ereltes 2; Hop 2; Service CIiil) 2, 4; I’la.v 2; Homeeomlnr; 1. 2; Kiisi- ness .Manager Zepliynis 4: . clivity eornni. 4. KdK KKAV, Kasketliall 1, 2, :{, 4: Kaseliall 1. 2, 4: ( la-,s V. I ' res. 1: Hi-Y 1. 2, :i. 4; 4th V. I’res. Student Kod, 1; . Cinii 2 2, 4; Eatin CInli I’res, 4. CEdKIA CAKI ' FK. Honor Society 1. 2, 4: Kill. Kip, 1; Homeeoiiihia i’rincess 1; Frolic 1; AC 2. 4; IKE 2. 2; Hop 2: Seivice Club 2. 4: I’res. 4: I’la.v 2; Fisherettes 2: Fishermen ' s loi; 2; Kail 4: Office (lirl 4 ; Zepliyi lo 4. M.VKIIA N ( IliHSYF.NSK.N. . 1’ 1. 4; Honoi Society 1, 2, 2, 4; Fisher ettes, 2; Freiicli Cinh 2. 2; Seriico Chib 2, 4: Eilirarv 2; Tri lli ' 2 4 French Chili. K. I’res. 2; IKE 2: Class Treas. 2: I’lay ’:i: Kali 4; (liil IxsiKiie Treas. 4: I’lay 4. ( AKdEF CdEVI.N. I’la.v 2: dtfice (lirl 2: Chorus 2, 4: Hoiiieeoiiiin:; 4 . 2, 1: Eati MIKE CdVEE. Football 2, 2. 4; Track 2, 2, 4 ' C Chib 2: IKE 2: I’loiii 2: Kail 1; Syd. at . iiiis ' . 4, KAV HA.NIEES. Kail 4: I’lay 2. .HM IHCK. ' hl.V. IKE 2, SIIIKEE HIIKd, hrolic 1; Hoiiieeoiiiiiia I 2 I Hon ■ iii,., V ;; . - ak 2; rnpie Tn,: 4: ' K.in ' I P, I. Zephj ' rits 4; Kimoii Kep, I’res. 4. i: I’lay 2 SENIORS 20

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. . Academic LIFE at AHS CLASS OF 1954 The colorful class of ' 54 began their LIFE at AHS in 1949 with a bang by winning first place for their homecoming float and putting on a Frosh Frolic. Where ' s The Fire their Soph Hop again proved their ability to get things done. As sophomores Qbls of the class participated in the newly formed Fisherettes, a marching un t which won praise all over the state. Dur¬ ing their sophomore year the class initiated a new subject to the curriculum, Social Stud¬ ies, which is now required to graduate. In their junior year they again excelled in the float making to take top honors, making it two out of three for the class of ' 54. Their d ' omatic ability was shown to the public by their pre;entation of Not in a Thousand li.Wlli UI.NKI.l. .IK.V.NKTl ' K I ' liVdII SK(’UKT. I!V .MIKK ( ' (IVLK SKI!1:K. NT . T . li. lS Years. As juniors they also put on the an¬ nual Junior Prom with Dreamland as the theme. Sportswise, the juniors contributecd many boys to the football, basketball, track and baseball teams. Not only did they con¬ tribute to the sports field but to every other high school activity. In the fall of 1953 the Class of ' 54 again took top honors in the float parade and set an unprecedented record of three out of four years. Silver Bells was the theme of their Senior Ball which proved to be a big success. With all other work out of the way, the seniors laid plans for their smash hit The Curious Savage a three-act comedy present¬ ed at the Armory. Spring came and the seniors looked for¬ ward to the future—class picnic, class day, and finally June third—Graduation, when they marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas. ItdlKSK AUVlSKi: 19

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Academic LIFE at AHS YVIINS ' K KMM ' SK. ItiKiiii 1; Tii Mi-V 1 . :i, Sec.; I ' liij t. Scivicf Chill H. I; lliirm-ciiniiri;; I. WAI.I.ACK KSKO, llil, :i. KIKMIN l• ' Ahh ;l I!. Kiiiilli.ill 2. :i, I; tli.ill 2: Tiiu ' k 2. 2. t: llil. 2. Tum ' .: a dull 2. :t. I: Ihcnii 2: lim. Ui’p. 2. WAIIIil ' IN FKI.T, C.IMIC ' III 1. 2. 2,. I; I ' hi) 2: 2,; llil. 2.; SpiinFli Chill 2; lliiniminiin,; 4; d;i, ' 4. SlIllil.KV KIIX. KIIA 2. 2: l-itiil Cliili 2, 2,; llil. 2,; R.ill 4: llhli Lt ' iuui’ St;iM(l;iiit lii-iin ' i 1; 444 Ili-V I: l.iliriuj Slnre lit ' )i. 1; liiii. lii’l ' - I; iileiili 11 ' I’l iiii ' i ss I. HACK KIIAMISKN. I!.i ki ' tlull 1, 2. 2; Kiiiitliiill 2. 2. 1; llil, I, A Chih I. SENIORS MAIilAN I ' lilC-MSl ' AH, IliiniM Sm-icly 1. 2, 2. I: FkiUc I: lhi|i 2: Si ' iiii ' i ' Chill 2, I: hilii.iiy 2; Mil, 2; rmin 2; Class Hiri ' cloi ' I; Ihiph ' 14 ill I: Zi ' pliyriis I; Hull 1. WAI I.IK Ihll.lHK. piiiitliiill 1. 2. 2, I; llaski ' tli. ' ill I. 2; Uasi ' li.iil I. 2. 2, 1; liiii. li.p 2; A Chili 2. 4: llil. 2; day 2; Hall 1: lliinir- rainiii; 1; 44a( ' k 4. SIIIHI.KA ' FliA.VSK.V. Hiinu ' i ' iinihi,; 1. 2. 2. 4: F ' liilic; liailiii 2. I; Mil, 2: I ' liini Hall I. IKIW.Mili CHAIIA.M. l!.l kl lliall 2. 2,. I: 44ack 2; llil. 2. IlHN (llilMTI ( 1, Hi Kiiiiilits l ' il ' . ■!; Mil. 2: Hall I. IiW ' lli IIAII I ' l I,!,. Ha t‘lia ' 1 1. 2: lliiiiiii Sue. 1; Hi KiiipliN 2; H.ill I; H iiMi ' i ' iiiiiiiM I. MAIII.WNF HAFKF. Iliiiiin Sue. 1. 2, 2. 4; Fislii ' U ' lU ' S 2; .41’ I; Hills Hi ' . ' iniii ' Caliiiii ' t 1; 144 Ili-V; Hiliiaiy Stall ' 1: Vice i’ri ' s. Iliiiinr Sue. I: Scnicc dull 2; Tii ' as. 1; ' . ' pliyiii-. I: H(iimrnniiii,a 4. HAIII.KM ' ; HF.MililCKSIIN, I ' HA 2; I ' l i Hi-4 2. Si ' iv 1: llil, 2; lliiiii. ' - ciiiiiiii;; ii. diiiii 2; Hall 1. .NA.NCV HFSS. H.VA I. 2. 2. I: Mil. 2; 44i Hid 2. I: I’l ' p H.iiiil I: Haiiil (4iiiiu ' il I: H.ill I. 21