Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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CONDUCT STUDENT GOVERNM ENT Performing the duties of standing committee chairmen for student council are: FIRST ROW, S. Foster, M. Jacobson, K. Johansen, B. Wesche, J. Marsh, and J. leahy; SECOND ROW, J. Reith, A. Alt- heide, V. Fowler, J. Utti, G. Oja, and P. Soderman. The inter-club council is comprised of all A.H.S. club presidents, who are co¬ ordinating the activities of their organ¬ izations to carry out projects for school improvement. The council, which had been discontinued since 1955, was re¬ vived this year in hopes that by working together, the clubs could accomplish more. Members of the inter-club council are: SEATED, J. Wesley, M. Jacobson, M. Davis, M. Halderman, adviser; S. Esko, K. Hellberg, J. Bay,- STANDING, L. Theil, W. Snell, W. Lovell, J. Huhtala, P. Sloan, B. Wesche, M. Pollard, J. Browning, G. Oja, and B. Winters.

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CHOSEN REPRESENTATIVES Room representatives serving in the Student Council this year are: SEATED, J. Niemi, T. Utti, J. Shields, F. Winters, S. Bue, R. Biddle, M. Miller, L. Johansen, D. Graves, B. Hagestedt, J. Maddox; SECOND ROW, V. Sagen, C. Mackey, T. Caspell, E. Larson, R. Johnson, R. Niemi, R. Williams, C. Westman, P. Arnold, S. Hansen, S. Hoff, C. Mather; THIRD ROW, J. Thomson, S. Fomas, S. Larson, F. Johnson M. Long, J. Meyer, K. Brown, J. Pilgreen, D. Brown, D. Swails. Dedicated to the task of leading the student body through a successful year, the executive officers and the student council work diligently to carry on the old traditions and to introduce new programs into the school activities of A.H.S. Whether discussing problems in council meetings or organizing various committees, they put forth their best efforts to improve the school ' s standards. Student body officers are; SEATED, J. Larson, chaplain; C. Swanson, treasurer; J. Utti, president; S. Seeborg, secretary; and M. Jacobson, 1st vice- Pres.; STANDING, J. Marsh, 4th vice-pres.; E. Hauke, parliamentarian; V. Fowler, 2nd vice-pres.; M. Miller, 3rd vice-pres. 99

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HILIGHTS RECALLED BY SENIORS 191 ill I 11 1II pW®! Tkj » Wfj! I fLL L Caught after one of their meetings, from left to right, are the hard-working officers of the class of ' 61; President, Joey Leahy; Finally we ' re seniors . . . Yes, at last we ex¬ claimed last tall ... It hardly seemed possible that the four years were almost completed . . . Graduation just around the corner . . . Four years of building floats . . . making lasting friendships . . . pulling together in class projects . . . being a part of A.H.S. . . . the first class to go all four years in the new high school. Wasn ' t it fun! Green freshmen . . . carrying those schedules around from class to class . . . and that first frosh yell in pep assembly. Homecoming . . . and the first of our four second place awards for our float Around the World with Music. Island in the Sun . . . our frosh frolic . . . for some, also our first date. That sophomore year . . . we felt so big . . . we di¬ rected the freshmen to classes. Remember the work parties for our float How Time Flies . . . and our sec¬ ond second award. New academic experiences . . . bi¬ Vice-President, Paul Soderman; Secretary, Faith Mattila; Treasurer, Dennis Stephens; and Sergeant-at-arms, Eric Hauke. ology . . . Julius Caesar . . . United Nations notebooks. Our interpretation of The Land of Oz , the soph hop. What do you know, we ' re upper-classmen! This year brought . . . debates in U.S. history . . . chemistry . . . speech . . . service club . . . honor societies. We were proud of our homecoming float, Holland Hello . . . our junior prom, Sleepy Lagoon . . . and our first three-act play, Ladies of the Jury. This is Mr. Skaggs speaking ... the pep assembly will be in the auditorium . . . seniors may now leave . . . How fast this last year has gone . . . Homecoming with its Mardi Gr as theme and our Showboat float the never-to-be-forgotten senior ball, Wonderland by Night . . . and Mother Was a Freshman , our play. As the last weeks whizzed past . . . festivities honors . . . class picnic . . . baccalaureate . . . and finally graduation . . . made us realize that we would now be Astoria High graduates. 24