Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Department AMERICAN HISTORY ©aching, photography, and World History were DAVE lOWMAN S fields of teaching as he finished his fourth year ere Dave spent his free time tra velling and making films :HARLES SARIN taught Modern Problemsand Political Science nd enjoyed teaching as a profession He also enjoyed work¬ ' s with politics and public affairs His life dream was owninq 4-wheel drive vehicle STEVE PUTNAM returned to O C E fter student teaching during the first part of the year in Modern roblems and Political Science.

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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.

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English As a senior advisor, MR. PRICE taught for nine years. At home he en¬ joyed photography, and writing for hobbies. After graduating from Astoria High School, in 1969, MISS MARCIA MOBERG returned to stu¬ dent teach in the English Department and then re¬ turned to O.S.U. MRS. SWANSON who was the head of the English Department, had been teaching for 12 years at AHS. She was the advisor for F.T.A., and National Honor Society. Once off school, she relaxed by reading and cooking. MISS HILDENBRAND had been teaching for 6 years, but this was her last year, as she returned to school. As an ex¬ tracurricular activity, she was one of the advisors for Girls ' League. Out of school she crocheted, knitted, and enjoy¬ ed cooking. MR. HUDSON was in actuality the famed Assistant Coach of the High School track team. Being such an athletic man, it’s only natural that outside school, his activities ranged from handball and skiing and his wife, who joins him in these sports. This was his first year teaching. 14