Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Secretaries Aid Administrators Meeting both faculty and students with pleasant smiles, the office secretaries, Alma Clarke and Hilkka Egtvedt, are a friendly and indispensabfe part of our school. Alma Clarke is well known to A.H.S. stu¬ dents. Besides keeping records, she also en¬ joys cracking the whip over the office girls. Serving as personal secretary to Mr. Par¬ nell is only part of Hilkka Egtvedt ' s job. Her other specific jobs include filling requisi¬ tions made out by school clubs and handling college transcripts. Some students feel it is too bad that she is also burdened with mail¬ ing the dreaded pink slips. A ' “Two heads are better than one. ' ' Alma Clarke, secretary, and Mr. Bob Parnell, prin¬ cipal, get together to solve a school problem. Hilkka Egtvedt, herself a graduate of As¬ toria High, types up a transcript for a senior. 12

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Wax—Of Cabbag es and Kings . . Miss Flame (Ardi Urell) and King Football (Rick Kurle) are presented at the Clockamas game. Her everyday fare — cabbages to the poet— hitting the books to us is what makes Diantha Palmrose a student to be admired. Astoria Students and guests enjoy the Senior Ball, one of the special social events at A.H.S.

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Language Arts 14 Physical Education 17 Sciences 18 Social Studies 20 Special Skills 22 ADVISER Nedra Christensen PHOTOGRAPHER Reuben Jensen ACADEMIC EDITOR Joan Elliot OUR SCHOOL DAY 13