Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Above: Jean Lancaster and Curt Jensen enjoy a rest from the dancing at one of the tables provided for just that reason. Left: Dancing to the music of Foundry, Tim Ewald, Gayle Grider, and the rest of the group have a good time. 107 , Hm iprnyiwr rmiRT AND ESCORTS —Left to right: Sophomore Princess Heidi Hansen, Keith Nelson; Senior Princess Kathy Gimre, Chester — My Larson, Wayne Burkholder. and Junior Princess Doren, Perkins. Terr, Johnson. IATURDAY . 27

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The Seniors cheer their team on to victory over the Sweet Home Huskies at the Homecoming Pep Assembly. With teeth clenching determination, Senior girls won the annual tyg-o-war contest, beating the Juniors who had earlier defeated the Sophomores. The Sophomores build themselves up to a victory in the Pyramid contest. They were announced winners after the Juniors and Seniors were disqualified on in¬ complete pyramids. The Juniors enter on their parade to the Junior section, carrying helium balloons and chanting 75 at the beginning of the Pep Assembly. The Senior cheerleaders for Homecoming ' 73, Chester Trabucco, Jeff Jones, Mike Lindberg, Clay Gustafson, and Pat Heelan, did graceful routines for the student body. FRIDAY . . . • e Everyone gets in the act when a new event, the Pie-Eating Contest, is introduced at the Assembly. Here the presidents and vice presidents of the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are directed by Kathy Pritchett.

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§§tf§ iSsSfeSl tSg§®8ig i ■ . If a man does not keep pace with his com¬ panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however, measured or far away. — Henry David Thoreau Above: “Flog my students?” cries David Henry. “That is not done in m school Deacon.” David Henry explains this to the Deacon. Below: Wha if there’s more and I miss it?” asks Ellen (Dorene Perkins) to Henry Dav as he tries to explain transcendentalism to her. Lydian Emerson (LaNay Eastman) and Waldo Emerson (Steve Berg) ask, “You’ve given up thinking Mr. Thoreau?” This is said when Henry David Thoreau asks Mr. Emerson for a job.