Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Pictured almve with their superiors are the inenibers of the office staff. These irls help turn the wheels at AHS. They are, pictured from left to risht, first row, Carol Pilgard, Alphild Julin. Ltuiise Makinen, Michele Greenberg, Patsy Stangland, Celeste Peterson. Mary Ann Jensen and Rae Ann Davis. Second row left to right are Sandra Ranta, Mary McRenie, Margaret White, Loretta Riser and Pauline Jar- vinen. Now where is that form? OFFICE STAFF In the swim, best typifies Ihese little FISHERMEN who give aid and assitance to smooth functioning of the school office. Care¬ fully screened and selected the girls each work one period a day helping with the count¬ less jobs and errands.

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CAROLE LEICHT President GtRLS LEAGUE All girls at AHS are members of the Girls ' League. It is an independent organization of girls headed by the dean of girls which is de¬ signed to provide female FISHERMEN a place in the sun. Dances, meetings, special events and traditional school activities, for all students are conducted by this group. Top: The Dolly Sisters? Bottom: Something to admire. T(1|I L. I) ■ ' IS1I at . HS aio tlio aliiivp picturod iiumiiIhts of ini; aro Mi--- ' Maiiiarct I ' phain, adviser, Corniie IversoTi, llie CiirN ' League laihinet left to rittlit. . liee .lessen. .Arlene Nancy Stnr.iasli. Connie Bulmiek and .Inne S.iranipa.i. Carol I.eielit. Sheryl B.iker, Tnidi Schenk. Stand

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Pictured id)ove arc the hands who keep the student store afloat . . . the nierchant Fisherman. They are, left to richt. first row, Norma Brown, Tom Stokes and Dorothy Smith. In the second row left to ri ht are Jesse Brant, Sand Win¬ ters and Judy Eskola. In the last row left to riirht are Pat Taylor. Karen Makela and Rosalie Hairlund. Miss Marjorie Halderman ( rie:ht ) is the adviser lor the student store itrou, ’ . SANDY WINTERS Store Manager STUDENT STORE Top: The old and the new. Bottom: Chinnin ' with the boss. A regular Davey Jones Locker, is the student store at AHS, where FISHERMEN find oil their needs for the doily school activ¬ ity. The store is in its second year of opera¬ tions and supplies oil the basic school equip¬ ment, before and after school.