Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Librarians Mn.t f h HALDERM AN. head librarian, liked to travel f n er S 5 are u tlme was spent at home last year She takes pride in her house which . was built in 1 863 MRS. NORA BUE liked to baby-sit her grandson Darrin. Many of her free moments were spent aiding our elderly citizens. She also enjoyed sewing. Office MRS KEN PETERSEN could have been out working in her garden on those days when she wasn ' t behind her typewriter at Astoria High School. MRS DOROTHY WELFLEY, secretary to the guidance department, looked forward to summer camping She liked gardening, reading, and crocheting ALMA CLARKE, head secretary, tried to find spare time last winter to read During the summer months she enjoyed sport fishing the area offered 11

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Administration DALE EVANS served four years as vice-principal He was also the coach of the golf team and. when he could, shot a few rounds himself. Mr Evans also liked fishing and bowling. Last year marked MR DAN CLIFFORD ' S sixth year as principal at Astoria High School In his spare time he liked to hunt. fish, and shoot pool Mr Clifford enjoyed attending the athletic events. After moving to Astoria he became active in the Rotary Club and served as president two years VINCE DULCICH, athletic director, not only spent his hours at school involved in sports, all his free time was devoted to athletics al¬ so. When there wasn’t an Astoria game, he could be found at one of the college games FRAN SCHLIESKI liked to sew, ski, tole paint, and take long walks on the beach In addition to counseling she was the advisor for Girls ' League. JOHN DAHLSTON. guidance counselor, spent much of his spare time raising vegetables on his farm He loved the outdoors and enjoyed any activity that allowed him to be there. Mr Dahlston was also Boys’ Federation advisor ANNA MARIE FRIEDRICHS, the head counselor, had many hobbies. She liked to tole paint, sew, embroider, crochet, knit, read, and remodel Miss Friedrichs served as A F.S. advisor

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Social Science AL OLSON taught World History. Whenever he was not teach¬ ing and got the chance, he loved to go fishing. He also enjoyed sports and made model boats in his spare time. Mr. Olson re¬ ceived his B. A. in World History at Oregon College of Education and this was his fourth year at A.H.S. Head of the Social Science department last year, MICHAEL FOSTER taught Modern Problems, besides working with the Zephyrus staff. He has travelled to Afghanistan and has also taught classes at Clatsop College in Asian History and Antiques. He owned a small shop downtown called Michael ' s Antique ' s. Sophomore basketball coach DON HEUBERGER taught World History, Modern Problems, and Sociology. When he got the chance he liked work¬ ing with pottery. U. S. History and Latin teacher CARL CARLSON Iike0 to read and clear land when he got the cha nce. This is Mr. Carlson ' s fifteenth year at Astoria High and he was Junior class advisor during it.