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Published Semi-Monthly By Oregon City High School
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Vol. 17, No. 12 _____________
Thursday, April 3, 194t
I Music Division
I To Participate in
I District Contest
Oregon City high school will
be represented at the District
Music / contest, to be held at
Newbefg on April 18 and 19.
f The Oregon City orchestra, band,
K i and Boys’ and Girls’ glee club
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The band will play “His Hon-
I for,” march, “Transcendence Ov-
i| , erture,” and the first movement
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The orchestra will play “Lucia
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Silla Overtufe,” by Mozart, and
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“Iphigenia in Aulis,” by Gluck,
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The Girls’ glee club will sing
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“Far O’er The Bay,” by Frank,
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and “Flower . of Dreams,” by
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Clokey. The Boys’ glee club will
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sing “God Is a Spirit,” by
^**ss§Wfolin-Gore, and “Scandia,” by
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Gaines.
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The music schedule is very
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full from now till the last of the
H - year,, stated Mr. Richardson,
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The string orchestra and picked
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Glee Club will go to Corvallis
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April 5 to perform over KO AC.
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A concert given by all musi-
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cal organizations of Oregon City
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high school will be given May
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5 for the public, ■ and an after­
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noon performance will be given
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A great many } appearances
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National Music week, May 4 to
May 10.
The Swing band will play for
the senior play tonight.
O.C. Students
To Perform Over
KOAC, April 5
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Oral Expression
Classes Present
One-Act Plays
Members of the oral expression
classes have been presenting ohe
act plays as a part of their regu­
lar class work.
The students work in groups
of two and can have other stu­
dents help with the makeup, cos­
tumes and stage managing.
The plays are put on in the
manner of professional actors and
actresses, with costumes, make­
up, a.nd properties that fit the oc-
. casión. Students do their own dir­
ecting and select their own type
of costuming and furniture, and
make programs for the Other
members of the class.
Seven of these plays have been
■ given and the remainder of them
will be given after the senior
play,
VISIT STEAM PLANT
Station L, steam plant, Port-
land General Electric, was the
goal of the physics class field
trip, March 27. Objects of inter­
est observed were: installation
¡ of steam boilers, storing and us­
ing of sawdust, operation of
steam turbines and the testing
laboratories.
Right. It’s a date; I’ll, be seein’
you about half past seven.”
A portion of the large cast in the Senior
Play, are, reading from left to right: Al
Senior Day Program
Slated for April 8
Starting March 25, all senior
males who could not secure ah
affidavit from a downtown bar-
ber, and signed by Mr. Bauer,
started the task of growing
beards (or did they?) for the
Senior day program to be held
April 8.
Five movie reels, “Away With
the Wind,” a travelogue, a nov­
elty, an oddity, and a techni-
color cartoon, entitled the Mer­
ry Kitten” are to take up only
a fraction of the program, for
a “whiskereeno” and “ribbon-
eeno” contest will also be fea­
tured. Senior girls will wear
hair ribbons from April 2 ’till
April 8, the day of the senior
program.
A progfàm is to be presented
over KOAC, Corvallis, Saturday
morning from .10:30 to jl:30
o’clock, by Oregon City students
iTom the oral expression and
music classes. ..... .. ............... .
„ . ..yiebpr . Bryapt. and Monroe
Richardson will be in charge of
the musical part of the program
and .Miss Kathryn. Sartain of the
speech numbers.
Dean Still, Herbert Hill, and
the Triple' trio will' participate in
^the program, with Howard Arnot
acting; as the announcer. * The
: Triple trio is, composéd off first
sppranos, : Olive Brjggs, Gloria
Green, Bette Swift, Jeanne Good,
and Ollie .Mae Van Hoy; second
Sopranos, Miriam Hopp, Marjorje
fecôtt;' Àliôé’ Maltby, Virginia
Moody and Marjorie Alldredge;
altos, Joan Josi,- Eva’ Lucier, Dor­
othy Let ten m i e r and Noreen
Lynch and. Lois Dustin, accomp­
anist.
These broadcasts have been
presented, over KOAC. for the
last three years. Due to the suc­
cess of these programs, a num-
ber of the students were invited
to take part in the “School of
the Air” program, over KOIN
this year.
O’Donnell, Wanda Teeple, Joe Bruner,
Jim Jemison and Jean Morrison.
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Senior"]
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|| Home Ec Classes 11
Refugee Bundles from Britain In Visit Dairy Farms ’
And Food Market
As a part of their study of food
Play Set for Tonight at 8:15
buying, the Home Economics III
By LORRAINE MARTHALLER
Senior “Daddies” will not be blessed with bundles from heaven . classes,, under the supervision .of
but refugee bundles Ada boat from Britain, tonight: in the high Mrs. Justine O’Reilly' made two
school auditorium when “Pa’s” Dream Boat comes in and he has- . field trips, Wednesday, March 19,
at which time one group visited
his wish fulfilled^ ah, yes’.
This four-act comedy, “Daddies” presented by the senior class, the dolumbia Foods market, And
keeps the Cast on theisr toes breezing around in all the e^dlei^ent. the other, the Fox dairy ^àrnt.
Mr. Jack Lynch, manager of
-The play offers a bit of every
the
Columbia Food's market gave
phase
of
life.
Everyone
will
have
Carder Club Seniors
the
girls many valuable hints ont
to agree that (his is the funniest
Invited to Affair
show ever presented in the high what to look for, and what to
avoid When buying fresh fruits
. Invitations have been given school.
The cast listed in order of ap­ and Vegetables.
out, by the Business and Pro­
Mr. and Mrs. Fox showed the
fessional Women’s, club, to the pearance is Mrs. Audrey played
girls
their dairy herd in the bam
high school Career Caib seniors by .Joan Stauber, -Bobette Audrey,
and
then
permitted the girls to
to attend a semi-formal dinner Carol Jean Steichcn; Parker, Don­
lookUn the milk room. Since the
at the Oregon City jSoIf club, ald Shick; William Rivers, John
Thursday, April 17,* at 6:30 Spnderen; Robert Audrey, Joe milk room had been sterilized for
Pamphlets
Brunner; James Crocket, Albert ’ the next milking, no one was aL
o’clock.
Dorothy
Lee,
Miss
fune
Morse
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’Donnell; Henry Alien, Vincent j lowed to step into it. Mrs. Fox
Available Library and Ruth Beasley have been Howard;
Nicholson Walters, Jim ' emphasized the impùftanoè of in­
The library reports that there placed oh the committee in Jemison; Katie, Elsie Maxfield; vestigating the dairy from which
are noW three dozen new charge of the evening.
“Larry,” Wanda Teeple; Ruth At­ you take milk. She recommended
pamphlets available for the stu­
Guests will... Jqe Ehe . Gulick kins, Lois Dustin; Alice (“Little that consumers ask to see. various
dents’ use. Illustrated very beau­ Campfire group.
' test results on the milk they buy,
Uncle Sammy”), Jean Morrison;
tifully iri color, the pamphlets
Nurse, Betty Rinearson; Madame • PEP CLUB TO SPONSOR SALE ’
carry information about astron­ F.C.A. PRESENTS ASSEMBLY
Levegne, Betty L-ou Kerbs.
“Everybody Eat Doughnuts
omy, botany, zoology, and other
Safety speakers
first aid
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Today
” will be the slogan of the
The
new
swing
band
will
make
spbgects. of especial use to stu­ demonstrators, from the trades
dents. .
class' . presented an assembly its first appearance in connection i Pepperinos’ annual doughnut
There are •also six copies of Monday morning. Participating with tonight’s performance when i sale, to be held Thursday, April
“HoiV To Know Insects,” an il­ were Jim Fisher^ Allen Morris, they entertain in the place of ' 15, in the cafeteria during activ«
ity period.
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lustrated key to the more num­ Martin Tharp, Jack Woodward, the usual school orchestra.
The play is under the direction
erous families of insects with Kenneth Jennings, tJipk Good
of Kathryn Sartain. Assistants are
suggesti on s for eojlecting, and Harold Chapin.
June Morse, costuming^ A. B.
. mounting, and studying them.
Cash, make-up; F. S. O’Brien,
“How To Know Trees” is the Attention, Daddies
subject of still another pamph­ ATTENTION! ! The Senior Howard Eberly and Dick Wii-
lia'ms, stage sets; Frances Faick,
let.
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; class is extending a special in­ art; Victor Bryant and Monroe
vitation to all the Oregon City Richardson, music; Maxine Rau,
D. GOOP, JUNIOR SECURES
high “daddies” to cgm® and see publicity. Cooperating with fac­
POSITION IN LUMBER YARD
Dick Good has received a posi­ the senior play “Daddies.”
ulty directors is a staff of eigh­
tion in the Oregon City Lumber .. It will be pf special interest to. teen members of the student
you, because from our’ “Senior body. x
Yard.
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He has been working every aft­ Daddies,” you may learn what
ernoon, including Saturday, since Was wrong or right with your
“Hurry, ma! Let’s just opeit
March- 1, and will continue technique of raising your off­ DON PAULSON VISITS O. C.
Don Paulsen, Q. C. alumnus cans tonight or we’ll miss
spring.
throughout the summer.
Anyhow it is certain, Daddies,” and student at Oregon State col­ ‘Daddies,’ and, ma! Can I weaf
This work is being done in con -
nection with the trades class, un- if you do come, you will enjoy lege, visited the high: school dur­ my new duds? I’ve just got t®
der the supervision of Mr. Wil- 'yourselves veryj much. . Bring ing, spring vacation. Don is ma­ look right pert, ’cause every bod/
will be there.”
joring in chemistry.
liamWymer.
'Mamma, too.
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