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SUPERINTENDENT—Roy Seeborg of School District 1-C looks over business papers in his office in the Spexarth Building. ASTORIA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL—Designed by architects Brown, Brown and Grider, the new building was dedicated on October 31, 1968. It is located at 1100 Klaskanine. New Building Completed Plagued by many setbacks in construction the completion of the new Astoria Junior High School building was delayed. Thus, the school year started about two weeks late for jun¬ ior high students. Finally, with the essential classroom areas completed, students and faculty are showing respect and pride for the building. After this great achievement for our school district, we are looking forward to other such accomplishments in the future. BOARD OF DIRECTORS—STANDING: Ronald Trenholm, Stangland; O. W. Dimick, chairman; Mrs. Audrey assistant superintendent; Lester Spofford; Dr. Leroy Poindexter, Roy Seeborg, superintendent. Steinmann; Loren Matthews, c 1 e rk. SEATED: Arthur
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PRINCIPAL--Mr. Clifford leaves for another meeting with other school officials. AT WORK—Mr. Evans, assistant principal, waits for the next problem. New Team Works Hard Dan Clifford, principal at Astoria High for three years, has the problem of fitting 800 students into a school built for 750. Two pos¬ sible plans are development of a new schedule or expansion of the school building. The extra students will becoming at the beginning of the year from Star of the Sea. The new assistant principal is Dale Evans. He replaced Douglas Clark who is now a prin¬ cipal at Woodburn High School. Mr. Dulcich has taken over as athletic director, which gives Mr. Evans more time to deal with his other duties-charging books to teachers, and discipline, among others. 11 CLEAN-UP— The new team mops around the pop machine.
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