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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1924)
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 U. H. S. AMPLIFIER Junior-Senior Send-off Union High Glee Clubs Held at Canby Auto Park Present Annual Concert Jewelry On Friday evening, Miay 9, the third The Junion-Senior send-off took 1 place at Canby Auto Park this year, on annual Glee Club concert was held in 1 May 10. A large number of students the high school auditorium. ■ were taken in machines to the park. The program was considered one | No one lost much time in finding Always has been. Probably always will be. | amusement. Four bathing suits serv- of the greatest success of the year. N ideal present must be n more than useful. That | ed three times as many people who The selections by the Green and Gold intangible something called L sentiment is one of the I went swimming in the Molalla during quartet were appreciated by the large ~ most real things in the world, The dainty crea- ■ the day. They all declared that the tions of the Jewelers’ art convey this expression better I water wasn’t half so cold as it might crowd in attendance. Miss Elsie Turel, than anything else can. So there is a sound, human reason have been, two rather unseaworthy senior, favored thè audience by two why Jewelry is the gift of gifts. interesting readings. boats furnished much fun, also. All this is preliminary to telling you that this store carries ¡ A football game and two -baseball The glee clubs made very good gift possibilities expressing the above ideas to the fullest t, games caused a good deal of excite- showings. extent. ‘4 ment. Balls went flying over the tree- The girls quartet, composed of ■I tops and through the brush with ,stu- Misses Veatrice Rauch, Vivian Rauch, 1 dents scrambling after them. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Oregon City, Oregon Everyone played so hard that the Joyce Mercer, and Elsie Turel, sang j potato salad, baked beans, sandwiches, several entertaining selections. I cake and ice cream were much enjoy- Much credit is due to the faithful I ed at lunch time. John Moffatt, senior instructor, Miss Eleanor Haskell for I Class president, cut the large cake that her never-tiring services. ...’.¿.Vivian Rauch GIRLS’ BASEBALL ENDS [had been ordered especially for the Piano solos, by Miss Clara Bartholo ..... Laura Kanneyi roccasion. It was frosted in blue and mew and Dennis Kidby were thorough . ... ...Ruth Junken The girls of U. H. S. have been prac | gold and and bore the lettering: “Sen- Christina Delkerl ly enjoyed. ticing baseball fo rthe last week and Iiors ’24” upon it. The Willamette orchestra furnished intend to play thei rschedule of games ..Nellie Harvisonl After lunch three-fburths of the some snappy music. ..Verneita Strong! in the near future. They have had ¡boys’ quatet gave a concert with the A total of $60.00 was taken in. regular practice, each class team hav- aid of Karl Lettenmaier and his mouth The Senior girls being unable tiffl ing a certain time to practice, The meet any sooner than May 7 th, haves ■organ. ' About 7:30 the last cars started for School Cafeteria Ends girls have shown that they can play not as yet picked their players. fl ■ hope. Everyone agreed that the Jun- Year of Lunch Service base ball as well as the boys. I iors certainly know how to entertain. The following is the schedule Of The cafeteria of U. H. S. is closing a games : G. A. R. HOLDS MEMORIAL PRO successful year. It has been a great We Try to Maintain May 12 GRAM IN U. H. S. AUDITORIUM boost to U. H. S. during the past year Junior and Senior .. and has certainly been convenient for Soph, and Freshman ....;...... May 13 a Service that Pleases, _____ May 14 Championship game Meade Post -No. 2, G. A. R. held their the students. If pleased, tell others, if knot, memorial service in the U. H. S. Audi- ■ i' ■ The first and second year cooking O. C. H. S. vs. U. H. Si ...............May 22 tell us. torium on Sunday, May 25 ,at 2:15 classes under the supervision of Miss Freshmen Team: Eleanor Haskell have worked very dil- Pitcher.__ P. M. . ...........Claudine Fox xy The program was veryinteresting. igently to make the cafeteria asuc- Catcher...-^ .....—Jhlia Rimkus ¡cess. Short-Stop. ...Esther Lindquist It consisted of the following numbers: WILLIAMS For" the past two years the high —.Sally Tural “Tenting on the Old Camp Ground”, school has endeavored to establish a 1st. Base... 2nd. Base.. PLUMBING CO. ...Josephine Sutton by the Girl’s quartet; Invocation, Rev. ■cafeteria but could never succeed in 3rd. Base.... ..... Hattie Buse Lathrop of the Methodist Episcopal making it pay so had dropped the plan Gladstone Oregon R-fieíd...... . .....Mildred DeNeiu church of Oregon City; Piano Solo, until this year. When the new gym Lrfiel'cU. __ .....,-Bessie Bonney “Sousa’s March,” Herselberg, by Den nasium was built and the boy’s manual .Charlotte Notdorf nis E’. Kidby; .V6cal Solo, “Star Spang training room was moved to the new Ofield..__ _ led Banner,” Mrs. D. C. Christiansen; building, the former shop room was Sophomore Team: “The Old Flag Never Touched the made into a cafeteria room, where Pitcher.......___ _ ..^........¿.¿Lila Lund Ground,” Mr. R. E. Jackson and the meals were served every noon. Compliments to the Catcher........ .........,..... ..—Dorothy Kyler Willamette Sextette, composed of Mr. The cafeteria has about $40 in the S-stop....— .....Verna Miranda and Mrs. J. L. Gary, Mrs., Frank Ship- bank after paying all its ’ expenses. Ist/ Base...lL......‘L...J ..Elsie Sobczinsky ley, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis, and The proceeds will be turned over to 2nd. Base................. .... Alberta Barnes Class of 1924 Mrs. Ewald Leisman; Violin Solo, the „school for buying new equipment 3rd. Base.......„............. .....Jessie Babcock Duncan Christianeer!, Jr.; Announce- for the cooking room. - • . R-fleld.............................. ;Z'......;Sarah Poole ments, Prof. J. L. Gary; Memorial Ad Miss. Haskell is planning to make L-fleld_______ 1.^ BL.Marv ¡Mantha dress, Rev. J. R. Schaeffer; Songs, the cafeteria a larger success next H. & H. Service Station “The Boys Who Wear the Blue are year by employing an outside lady to C-field^^¿ZZZí: Marion Weidman Turning Gray”, and “Brave Heart, i take charge of it.. Junior Team: Sleep’ On,” by the Willamette Sextette. ‘ The Amplifier’s influence was large Pitcher...____ __ .Adilene Oldham West Linn, Phone 546 The selection by the Girl’s Quar ly instrumental in inaugurating the Catcher................. Jennie Hoyt tet was accompanied by Miss Aletha cafeteria this year.. S-stop.J:.....?...’..4..* . ........ Una Hyatt Kidby, and the other selections by Miss Clara Bartholomew. Mr. Davis—You have no. strings or your violin? Mail Carriers Get Holiday Dunkey—I thought we were to plaj Out of 1104 ballots received by the a wireless concert tonight. . BOYS AND GIRLS ^Oregon City postoffice in reference to GET YOUR the mail carriers having Saturdays afternoons off, but six voted against, it. All the votes were in Wednesday HOOT OWL FANS night and the final count..completed Thursday. As soon a-S word is receiv The home of the Bambino bar ed from Washington, consenting to the and the land of the cookie. I plan, the men will begin having the also have many delicious boxes half holiday. of 'Candy. Is the Gift of Gifts BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN Bathing Suits FROM US Mildred Charles received a few minor cuts and bruises when she fell. frojp the running board of Ruth Rob inson’s car on May 15th. Miss. Schaefer—Has any one else 8 question? Hicky—Yes, /What time is it? MRS. SCHULTZ West Linn Postoffice Ninth and Main Streets F* Mfl I EQ rR Phone 77 Day or Night Service
