Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Helpers Ease Duties Larry Johnson, B.A., in Ed., comes from Seward, Nebraska. H e teaches woodshop and coaches J.V. football. Hunting and fish¬ ing are his hobbies. Instructor for mechanical drawing and consumer math, Eugene Lukoszyk, B. A., also coaches track. His hobbies, too, are hunting and fishing. Patricia Magill, B.A., ad¬ vises the F.T.A. and is shorthand, office practice and typing instructor. She especially enjoys water and snow skiing. Edith Schenk and Nora Bue, study hall supervisors, go over daily attendance sheet together. Biology instructor and Service Club adviser, Albert McKay, M.S., enjoys lake and stream fishing and garden¬ ing in his spare time. Freshman English instructor Eliza¬ beth Nopson, B.A., is now also vo¬ cal music director and counselor. She also advises National and Junior Honor Society. Advanced algebra and geometry in- structor, William Reuter, B.S., M.A., also advises Mu Alpha Theta and both National and Junior Hon¬ or Society. He is active in the Boy Scout program. A new comer this year is Mary Ann Ricketts, B.A., who came with her husband from Pendleton. She teaches girls’ P.E. and advises the rally and G.A.A. 21

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Teas Add Relaxation Concerts, plays and the collecting of antiques are enjoyed by French and German teacher, and club adviser, Magdalene Gross, B.A., M.A. Bill Gunderson, B.A., art and social education in¬ structor, advises both the A” Club and Spirit and Morale, and he coaches Varsity Football. He enjoys all sports. Algebra instructor, Esther Jensen, B.A., M.T.M., a great enthusiast of the outdoors, especially enjoys hik¬ ing. Photography is the special love of the district audio-visual aids director and photograpiiy instructor, Reuben Jensen, B.S. He advises the Camera Club. That is really mickey mouse,” is often heard from Marvin Hanted a, B. S., metal shop, electricity, and .auto mechanics teach er. Shown here enjoying the faculty Christmas Tea, sponsored by the Library Club, are (seated L. to R. Anna Marie Friedrich, Margaret Upham, Josephine Swanson, Esther Jensen, and Nedra Christensen. Standing with Library Club members in the reception line is Marjorie Halderman, school librarian. Modern problems instructor, Darrell Hawes, B.S., M.S., is also the junior varsity basketball coach and senior class adviser. Drive as though the other fellow is crazy,” is the philosophy of driver- training instructor, John Hiestand, who is freshman class adviser.

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Work of Supervising Ronald Ricketts, B.A., M. A,, teaches bookkeeping, typing, and math. He ad¬ vises the A” Club and is assistant football, head track and super-varsity coach. Clarence Rotbwell, B.S. M.S., teaches distributive education and mechanical drawing, anu he manages the student store. In his spare time he enjoys knit¬ ting, crocheting and cook¬ ing. Mrs. Elsie Phillips, librarian-secretary, is kept busy cataloging new books. Speech instructor, counsel¬ or, Thespians and Forensic Club adviser, Louann Scha¬ fer, B.A, enjoys skiing, water skiing, playing ten¬ nis, and listening to music. A radio enthusiast and radio club adviser, Robert Scott, B.S., M.E., teaches trigonometry, physics, and algebra. He also collects rocks and coins. Responsibility is as im¬ portant as ability,” is a fav¬ orite quotation used by junior English teacher and class adviser, Josephine Swanson, B.A., M.A. Well known by most students, Marian Van Osdol and Margaret Siegmund, are seen discussing a prob¬ lem on one of their days of substituting. 22