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council This year’s student council met weekly to express student views and discuss school propaganda. Their efforts were directed mainly at promoting total stu¬ dent body participation in extra-curricular activi¬ ties. One such activity, was the Elderly Lunch Pro¬ gram, in which the community’s senior citizens had the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely “lunch in the company of high school students. Several ideas were presented by guest speakers who appeared through¬ out the year. The student council was also the driv¬ ing force in promoting student body participation in the Red Cross Blood Drive. Thanks to their efforts Astoria High School was able to attain a record high turnout of blood donors. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Student Body Officers are, Treasurer, Kathy Jennings; Vice-president, Katy Shannon; Member- at-Large, Keith Jue; President, Jack Marincovich; Secretary, Linda Dreeszen; Parlimentarian, Janice Sagen.
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The Astor Post is published by the Journalism I and II classes once each month. Through the efforts of many talented students, they put out an interesting and exciting pa¬ per. LEFT: (Clockwise from left) Second year students include Pat Leahy, feature editor: Brian Leslie, business manager; Brent Leback, sports editor; Valerie Baker, first page editor; John Dulcich, editor in chief. BELOW: These are this year ' s first year students. Front row: Kim Tarabochia, Kris Ny¬ man, Anne McAlpin, Denise Al- born, Jane Stoltz. Back row: Ted Leong, Craig Parish, Jack Scroup, Doug Jacobson, Tom Tetlow, Tod Butterfield. Missing from the pic¬ ture is the advisor for the Astor Post, Mr. Alborn. To the staffs credit this year was a giant, 16 page homecoming issue. It was the lar¬ gest issue ever put out at Astoria High School. 1 i Pip «« . imsM . Ait Z 9 mm rjV ivyp P O s T 17
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