Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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COMPETITION ROUGH Spirit High The spirit of Halloween was easy to find during Homecoming activities. The week of class competition started out with the presentation of the princesses, followed later in the week by the coronation of Queen Giomar Traverso. Thursday night each class’ spirit soared as they rallied about the huge bonfire. The spirit remained high through Friday ' s pep assembly and the exciting Homecoming game with McMinnville. At the game it was announced that the seniors were victorious over the week of activities. The an¬ nual Homecoming dance topped off a week of fun and excite¬ ment at Astoria High. 18

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The fire is but embers now. The yells have all died down. Confetti has been thrown and swept. The Queen has worn her crown. 0 It matters not who won or lost. The memory’s still the same. When all other reminders have gone. Homecoming will still remain. HOMECOMING

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1 QUEEN GIOMAR Traverso, escorted by Craig Meyer, begins her reign over the homecoming festivities. 2 JUNIOR PRINCESS Helen Rautio is escorted by Mike Bates. 3 ESCORTED BY Tom Alfonse, Nancy Saarheim represents the senior class. 4 SUE ACKERMAN, the sophomore princess, is escorted by Jim Dulcich. 5 SENIORS PRESENT Giomar to the school with the help of Willis Van Dusen and senior football players. 6 MEMBERS OF the junior class prepare balloons to use at the pep assembly. 7 SOPHOMORES yell their loudest at pep assembly. 7