Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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In mid- September, four buses filled to their capacity took 150 students to Seattle. They viewed the Treasures of King Tut. The upper photo pictures students patiently awaiting their tour. In the lower photo, Londa Bergerson, Danene Jones and Ron Leinasser strike a pose behind Sue Edison TREASURES OF TUT AN KH AM U N UNVEILED 7

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SAILORS TAKE WARNING SURVIVAL ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER- “On the Columbia River it makes no difference what the sky looks like. You try to predict the weather, but you can only guess. A storm could come at any time. You can’t lose your head when caught in a storm. If it’s foggy, you must use your compass. Just keep cool. That’s about all you can do.’’ -Ivar Martins 6

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ft n Homecoming 1978, Fishermen Night Fever, began Sunday Oct. 15 with the traditional decorating of class hallways. Hall workers used their artistic abilities from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. All in competition for homecoming points, the fin¬ ished results were judged on relation to theme, originality, creativity, continuity, use of space, and how many fuses were blown. The latter knocked out Seniors’ hopes and Junior decorators proved victorious. The Senior Hall placed a proud second nevertheless, followed by third place Sophomores and the Freshmen, who set their pace for the week. Pictured ABOVE LEFT: Mark Olson helps out in the Senior Hall. ABOVE RIGHT: “Disco Doug’’ Jacobson lights up the Junior Hall. RIGHT: Sally Lee adds her style to Studio ’79. 8