Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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The campus of Astoria High School bustles with activity. A hectic basketball game is in progress between boys ' and girls ' P.E. classes. An algebra student steps to the blackboard to tackle a complicated problem. A lively debate about the Mexican War is going on in U.S. history. It i the art room, a would-be artist pounds an original design on a sheet of copper. Rehearsing for a tour¬ nament, speech students cause a babble that makes little sense to anyone passing by. Two biology students handle a bacterial Like mony other Astorians, Astoria High teachers, Mr. Korpela and Mr. Gunderson, spend their summers ' gill¬ netting. 8

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Mr. Seeborg and Mr. Clifford Administer Mr. Roy Seeborg, superintendent of schools, is the ‘‘representative of the faculty to the school board and the school board to the public.” It is his responsibility to see that the decisions of the school board are carried out. Mr. Seeborg Arorks A ith the board in all school matters. The District 1C school board consists of five public-minded businessmen who are elected for terms of five years. It is their duty, with the help of Mr. Seeborg and Mr. Ronald Trenholm, administrative assistant, to .do such things as setting school policies, con¬ structing budgets, and hiring teachers. Often seen working together on district problems ore the administrative assistant and school clerk, Mr. Ronald Trenholm, and Mr. Roy Seeborg, the superintendent of Astoria ' s public schools. Right hand men to the school administrators are members of the school board of District 1C. They are Messrs. Arthur Stangland, Arvid Wuonola, Chairman Max Bigby, O. W. Dimick and Lester Spofford.