Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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What will you always remember about High School? THE THING I'LL REMEMBER THE MOST IS HOW EVERYONE WAS INTERESTED IN YOUR PROBLEM OR BUSINESS, AND HOW MUCH I HATED MR. STREET'S CLASS! AND MOST OF ALL, THE HOW I COULD SCREAM AND YELL BUT HOMER WOULD NEVER HEAR ME IN YEARBOOK. THEN WHEN I DID MANAGE TO GET HIS ATTENTION HE'D CALL ME “TWEEDLE DUM AND TELL ME I Cie tulean ak fox ALL NIGHTERS WITH THE GUYS (OH JESUS!) COULD FIGURE IT OUT. : mu A fon Wee 4 ys 5 I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE WEEKENDS, GAMES, AND MY FRIENDS. I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER 17 ESOME SUMMER —“L rn NIGHTS, NO RESPONSIBILITY, JUST HAVING A GOOD TIME. E. Viulbr. HOW MR. STREET WOULD ARGUE WITH US OVER JNYTHING AND WASTE 15 MINUTES OF CLASS. 4 , Tittla THE DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES I'VE HAD WITH THE WOMEN I'VE GONE OUT WITH OR ATTEMPTED TO GO OUT WITH. 1] REMEMBER THE INTIMIDATION I FELT AS A FRESH- Kut) Lyene I I HE FACT THAT GETTING INVOLVED CAN REALLY HELP d YOU FEEL MORE COMFORTABLE. IW, WE ARE THE ONES THAT INTIMIDATE THE UND CLAS i. HAVE STUCK i TAT MY FRIENDS, ALL THE CRAZY THINGS WE DID OR ATTEMPTED 2 etapa ag AE eon ca ll a eee TO DO, THE EXPERIENCES WITH THE PEOPLE AROUND ME, AND MEMORIES WE'VE MADE WILL LAST A LIFETIME. THE FUN WE SHARED AS A CLASS. Chey. R eet (ee EZ eo a : THAT IT WAS SO WILD! WE ALL HAD SOME GREAT TIMES, TIMES I WILL REMEMBER ALL THE FUN I HAD WITH MY FRIENDS AND Saar nie Ae icant aarntains aaa EX ERIEES WEEE ee HAVING AN EXCUSE FOR BEING WILD. “ST PART OF HIGH SCHOOL. “Minuce sttohf AAU Cor pra) Stack ver tae ieitins ere Spee “ MBER FOOTBALL GAMES, EVEN THOUGH WE LOST. 1 I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE TANTALIZING RELATIONSHIPS ; i scat bee AND THE FANTASTIC ABILITY ‘ c MALeRiS Sane tebe? HAD FUN AND REMEMBER ALL THOSE GREAT GUYS ON THE TEAM MODE. IT WAS A GOOD TIME AND ONE BIG TOAST}! THAT MADE IT FUN. ALSO GOING TO THE HOOP GAMES AND tras ; a 7 es ; ; ee JUST GET TOTALLY RAD! [taka : Hiram, CHo I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE “RIGHTEOUS DUDES AND GEOFF GARNER. AND THEN I'LL REMEMBER THE ARGUMENTS BETWEEN ll cine: OS ee Se SoS See Te eee Se SHE I WILL REMEMBER ORGANIZING THE DANCE TEAM FOR THE FIRST SCAMS ! = - YEAR. THE PRACTICES, HOW WE FOUGHT, BUT ENDED UP Shella onset “A Q , BEING THE BEST OF FRIENDS, AND AFTER PERFORMING , THE a GREAT FEELINGS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT THAT MADE IT ALL WORTH IT. 2. ? VY SLL SOF IC h I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER ALL THE FRIENDS I HAD, AND THE — SURPORT THEY GAVE ME WITH WHATEVER I DID, ALSO THE FUN I HAD WITH THEM. THANKS Val re THE BEST THING I REMEMBER IS THE GOOD TIMES AND THE ; . TAD BAD TIMES, BUT BEING ABLE TO KNOW THERE'S SOMEONE THERE AT AHS WHO CAN ALWAYS HELP MAKE THOSE BAD TIMES TURN ONES = — . P . . TO GOOD ° ————- I WILL REMEMBER ALL THE THINGS I GOT AWAY WITH, AND . j FLIRTING WITH ALL THE LITTLE GIRLS. rat V ‘ jf ( femee. FU he —. THE ONE THING I'LL MISS THE MOST IS ALL OF THE PEOPLE TRANSFERRING OVER TO A NEW SCHOOL MY JUNIOR YEAR AND IN OUR CLASS. WE'VE BEEN TOGETHER FOR A LONG TIME SEEING HOW MUCH DIFFERENT IT IS COMPARED TO OTHER AND WE'VE BECOME REALLY CLOSE. EVERYONE, I HOPE YOU SCHOOLS. ‘ ’ HAVE A GOOD LIFE. REMEMBER “CLASS OF 87 a Las = WER» i =: 2 4 pee Relet Luguttle I REMEMBER BEING A FRESHMAN AND LOOKING AT ALL OF I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER BEING A CHEERLEADER, FOR THE THE OLDER KIDS-NOW I'M A SENIOR AND CAN DO ANYTHING AWESOME HOOP TEAM. THEY WERE ALWAYS THE GREATEST AND NOT CARE WHAT EVERYONE ELSE THINKS. BUNCH OF GUYS. OUR CLASS WAS THE GREATEST, WE REALLY r WORKED TOGETHER TO MAKE IT RIGHT. WE REALLY MADE yevesesve HIGH SCHOOL WORTH IT. Coby Scher. 26 NCADIEMICS

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Area Center TIM HATT SHOWS EVERYONE THAT HE KNOWS WHAT HE'S DO- ING PAUL CROCKETT SHOWS OFF WHILE TIM SEVERSON CONCEN- TRATES ON WHAT HE’S SUPPOSED TO BE DOING SONNY DEAN TRYING TO GET THE RIGHT MEASUREMENT A TRANSMISSION PUTS BRAIN CELLS TO WORK FOR ART DICK, BILL WHEATLEY, AND WESLEY HOL- TUSEN RICK LARSON HELPS VINCE CAMP- BELL CUT THE RIGHT SIZE OF MET- AL. ONE THING ABOUT AREA CENTER IS YOU LEARN TO FIX THINGS OTH- ERS BREAK G é eX) 4 NCADIEMICS

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Who Will Remember? HE OPPOSED PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN THE ELECTION OF 1864. WHO WAS THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERACY? IN ‘LORD OF THE FLIES’, DESCRIBE AT LEAST FOUR PRINCIPAL SCENES WHICH SYMBOLIZE CENTRAL PROBLEMS OF OUR PRE- SENT SOCIETY. THE MEANING OF LATERAL AREA IN A RECTANGULAR PRISM. WHAT ARE THE TWO MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN QUICK BREAD AND YEAST BREAD? CHOOSE THE BEST TENATIVE CONCLUSION BASED ON THE PRE- CEDING OBSERVATIONS. A. WATER IS NECESSARY TO DISSOLVE AND WASH AWAY GERMI- NATION INHIBITORS FROM DESERT SEEDS. B. DESERT PLANTS WILL NOF GROW IN SALTY SOILS. EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A REFLEX STIMULI AND ANY OTHER EXTERNAL STIMULI. TRUE OR FALSE. IN). A NEUTRAL ATOM, THE NUMBER OF PROTONS AND NEUTRONS IS ALWAYS THE SAME. WHAT IS THE PLURAL OF ‘LEHRERIN’? AT 10:00 A.M. MRS. FINNLOWSKI DROVE FROM HER HOUSE TO WARSAW AT AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 90 KM HR. AFTER SHOPPING FOR 2.5 HOURS, SHE RETURNED HOME AT AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 60 KM HR. IF SHE ARRIVED HOME AT 2:30 P.M., HOW FAR DOES MRS. FINNLOWSKI LIVE FROM WARSAW? ANSWERS CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 213. INC ANDIEMICS 27