Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Fish-A=Thon For the past four years the aquaculture class has held a Fish-A-Thon for the special- ed kids of the area. The school supplies the poles, bait, pop, and the fish! Busloads of ex- cited faces keep coming all day. With the help of stu- dents from the class the kids catch their own fish, watch it being cleaned, receive a certi- ficate stating the length and weight, plus get to take the fish home. The chairman of the program this year was Steve Hauke. When asked of his feelings toward the program Steve stated, “I think the Fish-A- Thon is a great idea. And even though it’s not a true fishing experience to catch fish in our hatchery pond, it’s still really special, because for them to fish in our pond is like for me to fish at a secluded lake up in the mountains. The program provides for them the oppor- tunity of catching a fish. It leaves you with such a good feeling to see smiles on their faces; seeing it puts a smile on my face too. During the past two years I have been in- volved in the program, I have had alot of fun, and I hope it continues.” Senior Garth Gale said, “I’m really happy to be involved with this program because it’s really nice to see kids that pene usually don’t get to now, open up and have so much fun. It makes me feel good to see them so happy.” The Fish-A-Thon is an exper- ience for everyone involved. It’s a day full of fun, excite- ment, sharing, and expres- sions of joy that are p riceless. A spectal tradition was started four years ago and will con- tinue for many years to come. . “DO I HAVE TO TOUCH IT”, SAYS- GREG MATTHEWS . ERIC PROPST GIVES US HIS EXPRES- SION OF THE DAY. ANDY PEITSCH UNRAVELS A RATS NEST. . A HELPING FRIEND MAKES SURE STEVE HAUKE DOESN'T FALL IN, WHILE HE UNTANGLES A FISH LINE. NCINDSMICS 13

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Science . LOOKING THROUGH THE MICROSCOPE PAM DIX- ON KEEPS AN EYE ON HER PROJECT. . ROGER SMITH FLIRTS WITH LUCAS. . STARLA GUINDON SAYS “THIS BEAKERS FOR YOU!” . FINISHING UP A SCIENCE LAB JENNIFER SAVAGE DOUBLE CHECKS HER NUMBERS. 5. GEOFF GARNER AND BRETT MORRIS PLAYING “NAME THAT ORGAN- ISM.” . ENJOYING BIOLOGY KENNY HAGEMAN CHECKS OUT LIFE. MR. FAY MR. WARNER MR. BRENDEN MR. FENNERTY 12 ACADIEMICS

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14 1 —— AMERICAN HISTORY CONSISTS OF DAYDREAMING IN THE LI- BRARY FOR SOPHOMORES TONI PERKINS AND JENNIFER KEYSER . ERIC CHRISTIANSEN KNOWS THAT STATE IS SOMEWHERE. . GOING THROUGH HER SOCI- OLOGY NOTES, ANGELA MOX- LEY IS PREPARING TO WRITE AN ESSAY ON MARRIAGE AND DI- VORCE. . MR. THOMPSON'S GLOBAL STUDIES CLASS CAN BE EXCIT- ING, ESPECIALLY WHEN FRESH- MEN CINDY DEAN AND LEANNA BACIGALUPO SHARES NOTES. SOCIOLOGY CLASS REQUIRES COREY FISCHER TO WRITE A PA- PER ON THE FAMILY UNIT MR. OLSON INC ANDISMICS MR. THOMPSON MR. SARIN