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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1942)
THE PAGE 2 THE AMPLIFIER tQgotJ^sw fn both halls Butb^the fas^ |s that there was Ho/air raid'at all» "a Mstand«by,ft 'Case s igna/L from t>e ’Army, five ^ung’ on the blasts' will school f iro bell,I The sc ho o1 should then be‘evacuatod--HOT BEFORE I I The 1 ständ- by .signal S8S s not constitute an ft£r raid alert»'- It is given long'before in city sirens a^o'lp blown, plenty of time for the evacua-? tio^’pf the sch^|| even bofbrd the' regular alc&|'*|ignal " ié sounded»' hgt leaye th® building for your homo-shelter until you have bdSrf'notified or until FIVE BLASTS OF THE FIRE BELL have been given» Published weekly by the Asso elated student body of West Linn High School, West Linn, Oregon» EDITOR Gerald Larue MANAGER Petty Relsby Managing Editor ' Pat Erbon Assistant Mangr. Violet Rothman Make up Editor Betty Erbed Production M» Bill Bartholomew News Editor Gerald Phillip Ou i Air FEBRUARY 6,I9<3 AMPlIFIEIi Raid West Linn yesterday had a perfect example of what not to do in an air raid when a pre liminary test of a new raid warnIng siren was made» Instead of remaining quietly in class, stu^pnt^ ’ and ■ teachex?ran hysterically in every direction. Had theip actually• been a\$am,* the casualties * 1 from a direct hit on the building would have been tremenduous, due to ‘ tlie fact that students were bunp^ed The Amplifier wishes to an nounce that space in fôrthcomiife is still available ‘ tS candidates who not yét had thblr one-hundred ; words pub# 1 i shod » ■ F'ÿboâo contributions will not bo edited unless requested» All matter rocoivod will be printed. (pc(. acivj IF THE MAN FOR • ! J YOU ‘ /?J BARTHOLOMEW (] VICE PRESIDENT Y0U: WANT 0Tg) REACH O VQTl IOK i o L | Vili. KING
