The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current, March 07, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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    W. L. Seniors
Attend Meeting
Wrestlers Live Up
To Their Motto
Highlight of the senior con­
ference at which Oregon City
high school was host to the
seniors of Canby and West Linn
high schools were the group dis­
cussions held for the purpose of
informing students about col­
lege and jobs, two problems
which confront all graduates.
After thé welcoming address
by- Albert O’Donnell, student
body president of Oregon City,
Mr. J. T. Longfellow, superinten­
dent of the Oregon City system,
spoke about the purposes of the
conference. Following this, the
speakers were introduced who
were to tell about the various
colleges and other things which
high school graduating classes
would be interested in.
The first part of the afternoon
was given over to group sing­
ing. Then came the discussions.
There were four held: one for
students who planned to attend
Oregon State; one for those who
planned to enter University of
Oregon this fall; one for stu­
dents who were interested in at­
tending the colleges of educa­
tion; and one for those who def­
initely were not going to college.
The West Linn high school
brass choir played for the last
session of the conference.
The West Linn grapplers lived
up to their motto which stated
that they would send some of
their team to the state meet at
Salem. Although West Linn 'did
not place first in the district
meet, it won several other
awards. Those who won first
places were, Reuben Baisch,
heavyweight; John Morrison, 95-
lb. match; and Gene Vincent,
105-lb. match. Second place
award was Ed Wood worth, 145-
lb. match. These boys won cham­
pionship medals for their victory.
The team that did place first
in < the district was Sandy, who
rated 18 first and second places.'
Sandy has the reputation of one
of the best teams in the state
this year, winning every meet
on the list. Coach Newton is very
pleased by the turnout that he
had this year, especially that
the majority of the wrestlers are
freshmen and sophomores.
Have Your Clothes
“LUSTERIZED”
Stay Clean Longer
Lions Lose to O.C.;
2nd Time Defeated
Playing their last basketball
game of the season the Lions
were defeated by the Pioneers
42 to 33 on the winners floor.
It was a fast game and the
Lions gave O.C. a great battle.
Oregon City had a good advan­
tage by being able to put in
new men while W.L. had to use
one team all the game.
The Lion Cubs, coached by Mr.
Nixon, and doing a good job of
it, lost their game also 40 to 18.
Lineups for first team:
West Linn
Oregon City
Merkle................. F.............. Gettle
Elliott ................. F................ Knoop
McLaughlin...... C................ Holmes
Herndon.............. G....... L... Lavier
Webster..... ....... G.............. Jordon
Grapplers Win
Three-Way Meet
The West Linn strong men
came out on top in a three-way
meet with Silverton, and Wash­
ington Blind School. The score
was Silverton, 16; West Linn, 32;
and Washington Blind School,
24.
Those who won for W. L. ate:
Zimmerman, Baisch, Reed,
Stockton, J. Ream, Murray, J.
Reed, and Murray, who have
won two matches.
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New
GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIO
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for the student
THE
Phone 2-2121
Oswego
Chrysler Bldg., State St.
Main Street
Oregon City
WARDROBE CLEANERS
Phone 4031
Friday, March 7, 1941
THE AMPLIFIER
Page Four
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