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THE AMPLIFIER
THE AMPLIFIER
Published by
The Student Body of West Linn High School
Semi-Monthly
Established 1920
3c per copy for Non-Student-Body Members
Editor__ ___ ____
.Doris Zimmerman
Manager...,,.__ .....
....Marjorie Huiras
Ass’t. Editor.......
.... .......Jerry Larue
Ass’t. Manager....
.......... Betty Helsby
News Editor—,...!
..........—Lois Butler
.....Glenn Campbell
Feature Editor....
....... .Willis Elliott
Sports Editor.......
.......... ...Mary Rudy
Exchange Editor,
.......Barbara Finch
Society Editor....!
Reporting Staff: Bob Baker, Gerald Phillips, Kenneth Lingenfelder,
Virginia Anderson, Smokey Anderson, Barbara Finch, Hank Quade,
Glenn Campbell, Lois Butler, Jerry Larue, Marjorie Huiras, Doris
Zimmerman, Jim Whipple, Earl Mérkle, Willis Elliott, Mary Rudy.
Advertising Staff: Virginia Lewis, Doris Draper, Betty Helsby,
Marjorie Huiras.
Advisor: Mr. Howard
A Vote of Thanks
At a time when our thoughts
are turned toward commence
ment, graduation, and the re
ception of honors, it is only fit
ting that we should here give a
vote of thanks and appreciation
to two persons. These two per
sons, Doris Zimmerman, editor
of The Amplifier and Marjorie
Huiras, manager of The Ampli
fier, have fullfilled their duties
well.
Doris has worked long and
hard on such details as make-up,
editorials, headlines and such
things that go to make up a
paper. In addition to that she
has had full responsibility for!
each issue of the paper.
Marjorie has worked faithfully
on the financial end in order that
West Linn might be able to sup
port a publication such as this.
Both girls have been success
ful in their posts arid to them
goes a well deserved vote of
thanks and appreciation.—L. B.
Teachers Plan
Summer Vacations
This year the faculty have ar
ranged their plans for vacations.
Mrs. Coan plans to go to
Seattle to join her husband, who
is in the navy. They will leave
from there to “points unknown.”
She hopes “to be back here some
time.”
Mr. Howard plans taking gra
duate work at University of Ore
gon. He will live at home but go
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ROUND AROUT SCHOOL
The main topic of conversa
tion this week seems to be the
band’s trip to Tacoma. Morton
(Playboy) Parks came home with
the name, address, and phone
number of one of the more beau
tiful damsels up there. Ih an ex
clusive interview he stated she
may soon have his pin. How that
pin of his does travel. Blenda
Rhodes—well, you heard about
that. Frosh Wayne Robertson and
Chuch Marx had a lot of fun
sticking their lily white tootsies
out of the window of their berth
until the car was put directly
behind a switching engine and
soot started to pour in. Maxihe
Chapey wept to Seattle for the ,
week-end and on her way back i
listened to Peggie Jene McLure I
sing her contest number. Senior,
cards are floating around now.
Some of the more original ones
are engraved, quote. “D.W. Hoss
Herndon,” “Mr. Billie Etchison,”
“Junior Reed.” Nothing like a bit
of originality say we. Mike Booth
and Kathleen Dalzell are one of
the most seen twosomes around
school nowadays. Pete Blyth and
Verle Day haven’t done so bad
either. Tom Ray seems quite in
fatuated with a* senior brunette.
It is rumored that a little fresh
man is all a flutter because Mr.
Ray came back to school and oc
cupies the seat across the aisle
from her. Do Dona Nygren and
Compliments From
Willamette Pharmacy
H. E. DUPUX, Prop.
Willamette
Main Street
FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941
NOTICE
Annual will be out
Monday. Price will
be $.75 for S. B.
Members.
SHOO YOUR FLIES
Lady—“Why don’t you shoo
your flies?” |
Proprietor of restaurant—“Oh,
its so hot today I thought I’d
let them run around barefoot.”
—Bits O’Blamey, Waldport, Ore
gon.
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Get Your Summer Permanent
at the—
C. C. Beauty Salon
where your hair is styled for
YOU!
Up stairs in C. C, Store
Oregon City
Have Your Clothes
“LUSTERIZED”
Stay Clean Longer
WARDROBE CLEANERS
Phone 4031
Foot of Elevator
LAKE OSWEGO
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LUNDY'S MARKET
ROY LUNDY
In Oswego's Piggly Wiggly
OSWEGO, OREGON
Specialist at
Willamette Barber Shop
Main Street
Willamette
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Main Street
Oregon City
KRUEGER and COX
PHONE 7031
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
MEATS and POULTRY
HAVE FUN
Get Your Hair Cut from a
OREGON CITY
LUMBER CO.
FARR MEAT CO.
DOLLAR INSURANCE
AGENCY
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Phone 2-2096
Officers for the Girls’ League
for this year and next held a
dinner at Ireland’s on Lakze Os
wego. After the dinner the girls,
Miss Moe, Girls’ League advisor,
and Miss McWhorter enjoyed a
show at the Oswego theater.
¡This year’s officers are: Cather
ine Patterson, president; Pat Sil
ver, vice-president; Dolores Wil
ken, secretary; Betty Helsby,
treasurer; Shirley Langliers, Dor-
thea Irion. Newly elected officers
are: Betty Helsby, president;
Suzanne Zimmerman, vice-presi
dent; Pat Erben, secretary;
Louise Hellberg, treasurer; Cun-
era Duyn, Antionette Cissman.
Isabel Vinson still have so much
fun in Algebra class? This col
umn seems to be reeking with
underclassmen, but the seniors
An old maid is a girl who is
are practically a thing of the
drowning in an ocean of love,
past now, so why not concentrate
on the ones who are still im because she has no buoy to cling
portant? So far everyone has to.—Jeffernson, Portland, Oregon.
looked rather disgusted when ye
correspondent pulled this one.
See what you think of It. What
Graduation Presents
did one ear say to the other ear?
So you live on this Block too?
That Please
Well, maybe it isn’t soo good
after all. Here is a sly rumor i
JONES DRUG CO.
but don’t tell anyone. The An
nual might actually come out
Main St.
Oregon City
next week or the week after or
possibly later. Encouraging isn’t
it? Pardon me, Dave Williams.
As long as there is nothing else
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Willamette
League Officers
Hold Dinner Party
CANOEING
BOATING
FISHING
SWIMMING
Open till Midnight
Oswego
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LETTERMAN'S SWEATERS
Made to Measure............... $7.50
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Main St.Phone 2-3021
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STUDENTS—
Make our store your head
quarters for your clothing
needs.
Jantzen Swim Suits
Oswego Ties
Girls Slack Suits
DAY'S MENS TOGS
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