Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Christmas delicacies, prepared merit, highlighted the faculty ing the holiday atmosphere by the Home Ec depart- Christmas party. Enjoy- 3re Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Christensen, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Reuter. Mr. Rothwell, Miss Upham, With the betterment of each individual stu¬ dent in mind, AHS faculty members form an outstanding corps of educators. They are busy people. Besides carrying full schedules of classes, after-school hours find our teachers capably advising school clubs and activities and unselfishly giving of their time to help the AHS teenagers. Secretaries Run Efficient Office Accepting the responsibilities of two full- fledged jobs, Mrs. Bentley, school secretary and mother of two children, runs an efficient office as well as a home. Mr. Lind ' s right- hand-man enjoys attending all AHS basket¬ ball and football games. As hobbies Mrs. Bentley sews and crochets. Assisting Mrs. Bentley is Mrs. Link, also a mother of two children. Mrs. Link ' s favorite pastime is swimming and she has received sev¬ eral honors for her ability. Besides swim¬ ming. she likes to cook and read non-fiction novels School secretaries are Mrs. Bentley, at the typewriter, and Mrs. Link, opening the sate. 19

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i 1 Business and vocational teachers watching a demonstra- keeping; Mr. John Hiestand, machine shop; Miss Roma tion in typing are Mr. Charles Laman, typing; Mr. John Brown, home economics, and Mr. Eugene Lukoszyk Eliassen, woodshop; Miss Vesta Lamb, typing and book- mechanical drawing. Guidance and Instruction . . . Physical education teachers pictured on the mezzanine rows and Mrs. Alice Layton, girls ' physical education are basketball coach, Mr. Jerry Mosby; Miss Alicia Bur- teachers, and football coach, Mr. Roy Thompson.

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The new heavy-duty mixer simplifies work for Mrs. Aspen, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Munson. School Staff Deserves Applause AHS ' s hard-working custodians are Mr. Harvey Pil- gard, Mr. Oscar Hoffman, and Mr. Rudy Ranta. Not pictured is Mr. Hugh Hanlon. Cooks Serve School Serving an average of 300 students and teach¬ ers during the daily two lunch hours is the task of Mrs. Impi Aspen, Mrs. Lucille, Smith, Mrs. Mary Munson, and Mrs. Mildred Foote, head of the Astoria school lunch program. Modern equipment, a made-to-order kitchen, and student aides facilitate preparation of a la carte selection as well as a standard dinner menu each day. Janitors Clean School With the upkeep of the entire school plant in their hands, Mr. Hugh Hanlon, Mr. Oscar Hoffman, and Mr. Harvey Pilgard spend many busy hours a day. Sweeping and waxing the 36,000 square feet of floor space in the main building is in itself a tremendous task. To our cooks and custodians we doff our hats for their friendly cooperation throughout 1957-58.