Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DE¬ PARTMENT TOP LEFT of Astoria High School includes classes in French, German, Spanish, and Latin. FrauMcKeenteaches all of the French, German, and Latin while Mr. Valadez covers the Spanish classes here and at the Junior High. This is Frau McKeen ' s first year in teaching Latin, but her second year here at AHS. THE MATH DEPARTMENT, covered by (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Schlieski, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Reuter, covers many math courses The courses they cover are Alge¬ bra, Data Processing, Geometry, General Math and Trigonometry. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, headed by Mr. McKay, Mr. Brendon, and Mr. Warner, (LEFT TO RIGHT) offers students a choice of courses. Biology, Chem Study, and Astronomy are just a few of the offerings. LANGUAGE, MA TH AND SCIENCE DEPTS.

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BUSINESS AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPTS. THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT is aimed °at providing students with the knowledge necessary to go into the business world. Mr. Goin, TOP LEFT, teaches typing, business law, and business math while Mr. Parrish ON THE RIGHT covers the bookkeeping and account¬ ing sections. PICTURED ON THE BOTTOM LEFT is Mrs. Jacobson. She mostly is in the Student Center and Math Re¬ source Center. Mrs. Klessig teaches shorthand, office ma¬ chines, and Lester Hill. THE SOCIAL STUDIES DE¬ PARTMENT covers U. S. History to Modern Problems. Each teachers aim is to fill your mind with necessary knowledge on the givensubject. These courses are taught by (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Olson, Mr. Deeder, Mr. Sarin, (BOT¬ TOM ROW) Mr. Foster and Miss Tolonen. Mrs. Reuter is in charge of the Social Studies Resource Center. ■ r Hil Corporate

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FINE ARTS DEPT. The Arts are an integral part of a well-bal¬ anced life. The art teachers at AHS for the 1975-76 year included, ABOVE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) David Bowman, Photography; Don Heuberger, Pottery and Modern Problems; and Bill Gunderson, Drawing, Pottery and Italic Writing. BELOW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Lee Stromquist, Symphonic and Stage Band; Sharon Hale, Speech and Sophomore Eng¬ lish; Clyde Curley, Drama and Sophomore English; and Karen Soderberg, Choir and Music Appreciation. VOCATIONAL CENTER There are some studies that are limited at our regular school. The Area Vocational Center provides for this need. FAR RIGHT: Teachers included are; BOTTOM ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Charles Laird, Mechanics I; P.C. Everett, Mechanics II; Kent Paulson, Elec¬ tronics; Jan Brown, Secretary; Roger Schoenborn, Director and Forestry Instructor, TOP ROW: Dale Cooley, Vocational Agri¬ culture; Darryl Hartung, Agricultural Me¬ chanics, Horticulture, and Animal Science; Art Alve, Mechanics I; and Fred Mestrich, Mechanics I.