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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1941)
THE AMPLIFIER P«4e 0. C. Mothers' Chorus Introducing the Holds Music Program May Day Manager During his time at West Linn, Chick Elliott, May Day manager, has been very active in Student Body affairs and one of the most popular students around school because of his good sportsman ship. His freshman year he was elected vied, president, earned his letter, in track and played on the freshman basketball squad. When a sophomore he. was elect ed president of the class, earned his second award in track and played freshman basketball and I some on the varsity squad. When Pfelude from “A Cycle of ■ Life”..:................ .Roland Chick was junior, he took his Serenade ......L.................... Ronald first interest in football. He Lullaby /................ Cain played on the B squad for several games, and then he was moved Chorus . up to the A team, where he made II a/good showing for himself in Rondo in E flat Major ......... Field the games he played. Chick Chant D’Amour.............. Stopioshi earned his first letter in basket Jdalaguena ....Leucona ball during his junior year, and was truly the spark plug of the '■ in Hungarian Dance 1....... Liszt team .because he was so fast and Phyllis Brown and Gloria Green aggressive on his feet. During his junior year, Chick, went to IV the State Meet to compete for Claire de Lune................ Debussy honors in 100 and 220 yard I Heard a Forest Praying dash. He won 5 medals. ...... De Rose In his senior year, Chick was When Children Pray ........Fenner elected to be judge on the West “Chorus Linn Student Court. During foot ball season, Chick w.as ill quite V Bourcer L.-Jg,’.¿¿..„i............ Bach a bit, but earned his; letter with Minuet Hasselman plenty of quarters to spare. Autumn ....... ........ »Thomas Chick’s very fast legs brought many touchdowns to West Linn Blenda Rhodes this year. In basketball, he again VI made his letter as a regular A Heart That’s Free ........ Robyn and was second high man on | the team in points during the year. Because of his three years’ previous experience, Chick was selected by the trackmen to be come the team’s captain of ”41.” We Carry ... j So far this year, Chick has done A Complete Line of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii Building Material— SEE , Reigns Today OREGON CITY LUMBER CO. Main Street FOE GLASSES ■ Sixth Street Oregon City I llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil Oregon City BEATIE and GUYNES SEEDS, FEEDS and FERTILIZERS 11th and Main Phone 8771 ■ —————---- - --------------- -i OREGON CITY / RRANCH United States National Rank PORTLAND T. B. CARLSON SHOE REBUILDING 816 Main St. OREGON CITY, OREGON "THE OREGON BANK THAT GLADLY SERVES ITS PEOPLE" Seventh and Main Streets Oregon City Introducing the Princesses The, , Oregon City Mothers’ Chorus will hold. their Annual Music Week Program May 5th in the . West . Linn auditorium at m. ,;4r<ene Dana Lind, director of the program will be assisted by dancers Phyllis Brown and Gloria ¡Green arid* harpist Blenda .Rhodes.. •. ,The program will consist of the following numbers: DR. J. S. MANNING FRIDAY, MAY 2,1941 QUEEN BARBARA I Courtesy, Oregon Journal Miss Barbara White, the 22nd May Day Queen at West Linn, is five feet five inches tall, and has honey blond hair. She was born in Myrtle Creek on June 10th, .1922 and has gone to Lake Grove grade school for eight years and high school at West Linn for four years. Her ambition is to go to a business school and be a private secretary or to be a nurse. Her hobby is collecting antique perfume bottles and her favorite flowers are red roses; When asked what she thought about May Day, being elected queen arid all, Barbara replied: “My court and I were more than pleased to be selected, and as a group to rule for May Da^, we hope that everyone will have a most enjoyable time. We ¡shall put every effort forth in making today a successful day.” good work in track, but has not quite hit his top form, when he does, he is really going places. To top things off for his senior year, Chick was elected by the Student Body to fulfill the task of Miy Day manager. Chick is very ^capable of handling this job, and Will undoubtedly make this one of the best May Days West ¡Linn has ever had. Truly during his fdur years at West Linh, Chick has beeh one of the most outstanding men of his class. May Day means to most every one, flowers and other things of beauty. Here at West Linn we have charming princesses, who have the beauty it takes to ex press the idea of May Day. Lois Young, the maid of honor, was born in Wilsonville, Oregon. Hér hobbies take in athletics of all kinds. She favors dramatics as a subject and band as an ac tivity. She plans to attend Ore gon State College next fall. Nayda Geske, who was born in Portland, Oregon, moved to Gresham and. graduated fróm the grade school there. Knick-knack collecting and singing are her hobbies. She enjoys; Glee Club more than any other subject. She enjoys her friends most at West Linn. Northwestern Business Col lege is her choice for next fall. Georgia Chaudoin, who was born in Greeley, Colorado, has lived in Gladstone, Oregon the past four years. She graduated from . the McLoughlin Institute. She enjoys swimming more than any sport. She plans to work after she graduates from West Linn. ■ Lois Heater was born in Oregon City, Oregon. Chemistry is her favorite subject. After attending the Oregon College of Education, she plans to teach primary grades. Doris Zimmerman, who was born in Stafford, Oregon, gradu ated from the Willamette grade school. .She favors being editor of the Amplifier as ap activity and swimmingJipbby. She plans to be a secretary after finishing at West Linn.’ Dolores Wilken was born in Willamette,: Oregon. Her favorite activity is being secretary of the Girls’ League. Tennis and danc ing are her hobbies. She plans to be a secretary after attending HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION COMES ONCE IN A LIFE TIME So Folks! Give them something they can Treasure for their Lifetime BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN Main St. F.F.A. Boys Attend Betty Helsby to Be Convention at O.S.C. President of Girls Members * of the West Linn Future Farmers attended the an nual F. F. A. convention on the Oregon State College campus in Corvallis, April 24-26. Ralph Elligson, of West Linn, took third place in the hog judg ing contest held there. Robert Dietrick entered the hog colling contest for advisors. The boys stayed at the Chi Phi house for the duration of their three day visit. Governor Charles A. Sprague spoke to a meeting pf the delegates. The Girl’s League recently had the election for the next year’s officers., After thé election Mr. Obbetaufer gave a talk on the “Ideal Girl.” The girls elected were presi dent, Betty Helsby; vice presi dent, Suzanne Zimmerman; se- retary, Pat Erben; treasurer, Louise Hellberg. ? ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!!■■■■■■■■ Get Your Hair Cut from a Specialist at Willamette Barber Shop Behnke Walker ßu^iness College. Viola Sigwardt, Who was born in Denver, Colorado, graduated from thexGladstone grade school. Dancing fis her hbbbie and typing is her favorite subject. She is going to work, after graduating from West Linn, preferably pic ture tinting. Main Street OREGON CITY ICE WORKS “Ice for anything you want” Eighth Street Oregon City IT'S GOOD It’s From The Shoe and Auto Top Repairing Harness Repairing * KARMELKORN SHOP MAIN ST. 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