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Z U. H. s. AMPLIFIER
THURSDAY, MAY 29,* 1524
Iceland has decided to return to the
primitive
life. In an effort to improve
The Amplifier reaches its final. pufr
lication for the school year of 1923-24 the value Pf the Icelandic crown it has
with a feeling that it has entered the decided to prohibit the importation of
school life as a force for the advance-, ready-made clothing, shoes, bread, but
ment and betterment of West Linn ter, margarine, cheese, salt, fruits,
High. The influencé yielded upon the leather and in fact nearly everything
school augurs well for the coming manufactured by civilized man.
years.
The new Russian Soviet Navy flag
We thank our advertisers for their has a red field with a white circle in
patronage during this year, With the the center, from which radiate eight
aid of these business men and the. /¿■oys ,two perpendicular, two horizon
help of the student body the future of tal, four diagonal. Inside the circle is
the.; Amplifier seems bright, The Sen- s a large five-pointed red star upon
iors on the staff this year take thiár Which is emblazoned a hammer and
opportunity to say their farewell, The sickle in white.
graduates leave their gopd will to next*
year’s staff.
Miss Haskell—What is a kitchen*
Myrtle G. T.—A kitchen is a plact
1924 Green and Gold Book
where the wife opens cans.
THE AMPLIFIER’S FAREWELL
THE STAFF
JACK HEMPSTEAD ’24„..;..^..Editor
CHARLES REED ’26..,. :..... ..¿Manager
EARL WELLS ’M___ ¿..,.JLdV. Ass’t.
MYRA ADCOCK ’26..._.....News Editor
AMELIA PAULIN ’24.....’.Organization
JOHN MOFFATT ’24....Boys’ Athletics
Published Friday, May 23
HAZEL HUDSON ’25....Girls’ Athletics
JESSIE BABCOCK ’26.............. Locals
The, 1924 issue of the “Green , &
ELSIE JUNKEN ’24,.....,__ JExchanges Gold” was distributed at 8:30 on Fri
ARD A COX ’25...........
Jokes day morning, May 23. This splendid
MISS M. G. TOBEY....Faculty Advisor issue was published by the Senior
class of U. H. S. It is of 104 pages
Class Reporters
and contains many interesting photos
LESLIE PORTER ’27.__ ........Freshman and write-ups.
MYRA ADCOCK ’26__
Sophomore
The staff, composed of: Elsie Turel,
UNA HYATT ’25_______‘-»......Junior editor; Veatrice Rauch, business man
ANNETTE ADCOICK ’24______ Senior ager; Garnie Cranor, assistant editor;
RUTH LUND ’24..... .....................Typist John Moffatt, assistant manager;
DOROTHY LaFLEMME ’24.„4...Typist Glenn Smith, boys’ athletics; Mary
Zaniker, girls’ athletics; Mary Louise
MAKE NO MISTAKE
Merrick, society; Jack Graw, jokes;
For those seniors who plan to re Earl Schaubel, literary and snaps;
main out of college a year, it is well I Dennis „ Kidby, music; Evangeline
that a word of farewell advice be ex- [Christiansen, debate; , Miss M. G.
Tobey,, faculty advisor, proved to be
tended. . Be sure that at the end of very capable as is proved by this
»that yéar’s cessation, from school ^plendid issufe
. ,
.. ......
iwork5
‘Suined ^by ^starting to
All Classes and organisations had
collegè or university, as the student photographs in this publication.
The cover is something different
has planned. Do not fail. It is the
from, that of former years and of a
students own misfortune if he does splendid quality.
not go on through college, and is be The student body of U. H. S. as a
set by the temptations to get side whole should be extremely proud of
tracked from the higher education.
their 1924 Senior class, which was
Keep in mind, the class motto, “We able to publish this annual book.
build for the future.”
A year put is all right, but be sure CIVICS CLASS VISITS BARRACKS,
that you eventually go to college if POLO GAME GREATLY ENJOYED
possible, And above all, keep in mind,
that memorable Baccalaureate ad
dress by Mr. Main last Sunday and On May 13, the third period Civics
abide by his appeal to build our lives class journeyed to {VsCtEcouter Bar
in conjunction with and for the mut racks. They started out about noon,
ual benefit of “The Higher Partner ate lunch in Gladstone, and reached
the Barracks in time to learn many
ship.”
interesting things about the life of
the soldiers there, as well as to wit
THE PRINCIPAL’S FAREWELL
ness a polo game between Camp Lewis
Students of Union High School, you and
.
the Boise, Idaho camp.
are leaving school for your annual The students were very much inter-
vacation. May it be a joyous and estd
(
in the game which they said was
prosperous one. When you return in ( even more exciting than football and
September, come with an enthusiastic . twice as dangerous.
, earnest ambition to make a higher
scholastic record than that of previous
Shop Ends Work
years.
The
students
taking manual train
To the Seniors who are leaving- us,
we bid them God-speed; and hope that ing ¡and mechanical drawing have had
they will go far in whatever line of a very successful year Under the dir
ection of Mr. W. W. Davis.
work they may take up.
Farewells are sad occasions, they There1 are 31 boys who take manual
mean the partings of ways, and break training. They have .made during the
tug up of ties of friendship, and so year the mechanizal drawing desks
we will not say “farewell”, rather we and also many othet pieces for them
Will say “May all go well with you un- selves.
One could easily see by exhibition
til we meet again.”
on May 16, that they have had a very
MR. GARY.
successful year.
It is with satisfaction that the Am The 44 students who take mechani
plifier reports the result of the recent cal drawing have also had ¿a success
Student Body elections. The sugges ful year, and many excellent plates
tive list of candidates has practically have been made.
become a reality. In most ¡of the cases,,
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the officers elected were those recom- Thè poet laureate of England gets a
TH E.SCARUET POPPY
is
the légion flower
The scarlet i>oppy has been adopted’
by the American Legion for use on
Memorial Day in honor of the men
who fell in France. It will be worn by
the members of the Legion. And its
similar use on Memorial Day by all
the public is urged. Usually the legion
sells these flowers and from the pro
ceeds of the sale contributes to the
care of the orphan’ children of war
veterans.
A memorial window designed espec-
ially in hon,or of Joseph JeffersdriTthe
actor,; Will soon be placed- in a wall
on the sunny side of “The Little
Church Around the Corner” in New
YOrk "City*
VACATION
TIME!
You’ve seen our ads here, perhaps, in every issue during the past,
year of the “Amplifier.”
[We’ve watched the splendid progress of Union High School and
at this time want to wish its students, faculty and graduating class a
pleasant vacation time and a useful1 summer.
You’ll find us ready to serve you, too., in vacation
time as well as during school.
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