Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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UNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS of the onor Society assemble here at annual litiation: FRONT ROW--Paulette ankel, Giomar Traverso, Jonathan ollard, Scott Stemper, Dorinda Savage, Craig Meyer, Mary Abrahamson. MIDDLE ROW--David Sunell, James Dunagan, Bernie Burkholder, Bernie Bjork, Vicki Berger, Warren Bechtolt, Janice Morgan. BACK ROW--Theresa Moore, Nancy Clendenning, Steve Wong, Don Lampi, Mark Bugas, Tim Fastabend, Tom Dulcich, Nancy Marxen and Linda Kukkola. HONOR SOCIETY Inducts 55 Character, leadership, and scholarship (3.25 G.P.A.) are stressed in the Columbia Chap¬ ter of National Honor Society. Fifty-five students who had been faithful to their studies and met the strict qualifications were inducted in May. Junior and Senior newly induct¬ ed members are: Vicki Berger, Bernie Bjork, Bernie Burkholder, Jim Dunagan, Paulette Hankel, David Sunell, Mary Abrahamson, Tim Kuppenbender, Craig Meyer, Janice Morgan, Milt Sagen, Dorinda Savage, Scott Stemper, Paul Stromsness, and Giomar Traverso. NEW MEMBER Dorinda Savage is served by ret urning member Berta Frame, left. 15

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BOYS AGAIN WIN Scholar Honors For the first time in four years two boys received the outstand¬ ing achievement award of Vale¬ dictorian and Salutatorian. They are Robb Law, left, and Don Orwick. Valedictorian Robb Law with a straight 4. 00 GPA has received the Readers Digest Award, RCA scholarship, and the AHS Achievement Award. A Nation¬ al Merit Finalist, he plans to attend Stanford University to major in premedicine; he would like to pursue the profession of general practitioner. Robb ' s record is one of the most out¬ standing Astoria has ever had. Besides winning awards, he likes to read and play bridge. Robb also did some wrestling on the side. Don Orwick, Salutatorian with a grade point of 3. 955, won the Astoria High School achieve¬ ment award. Don plans to at¬ tend Oregon State majoring in engineering. In his limited amount of spare time, Don likes to play golf. The golf team accepted him as fifth man, and Don, too, takes this seriously which was evidenced by the district championship the team won. He is also found on the tennis courts during the summer. 14

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BAND AND DRAMA Honor Three Band, chorus and drama awards traditionally are coveted in the fine arts. This year’s Thes- pian-of-the-Year honor went to Karen Kinnunen for work be¬ hind stage, particularly in wardrobe. In music, the Arion award of many years was re¬ placed by the John Philip Sousa citation, and this year was shared by Joyce Smith and Anne Barney. No nominations were made for vocal music. 1 KAREN KINNUNEN receives Thespian- Of-Year honor. 2 JOYCE SMITH shares John Philip Sousa honor in a tie with Anne Barney. 3 ANNE BARNEY is co-winner of John Philip Sousa award of high school band.