Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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CUSTODIANS AND COOKS Every school day of the year, the corps of cooks at AHS prepared meals for the students at the lowest possible cost. Their prime objective is to fix well-balanced meals in an appetizing form. The custodians of AHS spend their time in maintaining high standards of clean¬ liness throughout the building. They per¬ form their tasks in two shifts; one during the day and one at night. Our custodians, the Misters Hanlon, Ranta, Smith, Stangland, and Hoffman, perform outstanding maintenance jobs. Hardworking cooks, Mrs. Kantrat, Mrs. Knutsen, Mrs. Hiestand, Mrs. Alsberry, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Aspen, prepare appetizing lunches for the student body. 22

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In order to have an organized student body, each student must take the respon¬ sibility of working for the welfare of all. Presiding over Astoria High ' s student body is President Jeff Stangland, who works closely with the executive officers and student council in organizing student affairs. Working with the administration and faculty, these groups guide the ac¬ tivities of the students during school hours to their best advantage — for the benefit of each student and for the en¬ tire student organization. 1959- ' 60 Student Body President, Jeff Stangland. STUDENTS . - ■ irst Semester Student Council members were: Miss Halderman, dviser; K. Swails, B. Thom, B. Page, J. Wouri, J. Stangland, Hill, A. Moberg, B. Johanson, M. Salo, and Mr. Skaggs, viser. SECOND ROW: S. Foster, S. Hoff, S. Romppanen, T. rreII, G. Fremstad, B. Canessa, B. Wesche, M. Josephson, K. Perttu, D. Brown, V. Fowler, J. Lampa, T. Aiken, P. Jensen. THIRD ROW: L. Dye, M. Hartstrom, M. Miller, J. Meyer, J. Ostrom, D. Scott, P. Sehorn, L. Uunila, A. Rautio, J. Isaacson, J. Simonson, T. Jacobson, V. Malen, S. Morrow. 24