Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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ABOVE LEFT: Summer Lind and Corey Peterson talk about everything but science. LEFT: Amy Cowan takes a break from a photo assignment to smile for the camera. BELOW LEFT: Deep in thoughts of geom- etry, Susan Hoofnagle presses on. TOP RIGHT: “Woah! Totally bodacious” exclaims Tricia Brugh in a writing assign ment RIGHT: Tara Pohl! concentrates on a sum mary of “Romeo Juliet”. BELOW: Karl Hauer and Brian Helmer- . sen bait a hook for the “Fish-a-thon”. Read THERES [ 1 Bi i a 14 ACADEMICS

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TOP: “I don’t have to look at my hands to type,” exclaims Brian Sossaman FAR RIGHT: Overwhelmed in Business Machines, Jon Honl sorts through the cha os RIGHT: Robert Wirkkula and Tony Rum mell try to be gourmet chefs LEFT: Absorbing political history, Bruce Wyr- witzke searches for some form of intelligence. BELOW: Looking for the answer April Dean hopes she is not called on. BOTTOM LEFT: Zac Mickelson looks like he’s having an interesting conversation. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Tim Marshall caught typ- ing at the speed of light. ACADEMICS 13

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TOP LEFT: Joanie Varner feels that working in the office is good experience. To work in the office you must have good phone skills and take accurate messages MIDDLE LEFT: While doing their Econom- ics in the library, Jeanne Riser wonders if Mark Trusewicz actually knows what he’s do- ing or if he’s just bluffing. LEFT: Mr. Patterson’s science class including Marcie Stangel and Heather Johnson, observe the partial eclipse that occurred in March. ABOVE: Caleb Clutter grimaces at the idea of having to take a timed writing, especially on a Monday. BELOW: Playing educational games in the Special Needs room, Darren Rodgers helps David Isaac with the keyboard. ACADEMICS a Ayiauuag ‘IN SI9MO] J