The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current, May 07, 1942, Image 2

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kay 7, 1942
"STUDENT
ACTIVITIES
May Program
Tenta tira? plni¿s
May Day ?-'he as fol«
lows „
j o / -j .j, a.s o ■ i-- xy
h.
S £08 of we 1-
May lz?y Manager
So -h
Uont
Coach
Brown
Mu? i?
Humber
Dramatical Num­
ber
Afternoon Program:
j ■» ' 5
1:25
1:30
1;35
2:3 3
2 3 5
2 : 5.3
2 v 55
3 ? 00
3:00
Queun’s
Pro­
cess iomal
Cl v - Ji- ng of Queen
Queen’s . 'Address
May Bay Dan cers
By Girls 1
P. E.
Classes
Re Lay
Races
Grammar . . School
Queen’s
Reces-
sicnal
Baseball
Game
Under
the afternoon
program the May Day
dances include•
The Groat Waltz--45
couples
Ballet-«-Wishing Well
Tumb1ing-- 5
couple s
Comic/«.
Dances
Marching
£ ?.y Iole dance*-7" „-Boys
end girls
Ocher Short Features
The relay
teams
will include
fol­
lowing grade schools :
Bolton, Sunset
Wil­
lamette, f
Gladstone
Tannings Lodge,- Oswego
Lake Grove,
Stafford
Wilsonvi1le
No. 25
Those races are for
both girls1 and 'boys’
teems I
... The Baseball
game
at 3:00 will be with
Hillsboro.
Queens Ball
A
semi - formal
Queen’s 'ball sponsored
by the Student Body
and Seniors will be
held this evening at
eight o’clock as a
closing
feature of
Hay Day* .’ack Wood­
ward’s orchestra will
supply the demand for
music •> f Glhl’s
are
requested to
come
alone even if
no
escort is available
because of
certain
world conditions.
Admljo 1 bn' prices for
the Ball are thirty-
five and fifty- five
cents.
Awards
Scholarships
Two Vie at
Linn
girls were
awarded
scholarships to Marly-
hurst
college last
week. Blenda Rhodes
won a two year scholar­
ship to study
the
harp at an audition
last Saturday, May 2•
She has
been quite
active with the harp
■ high
during
her
school career here at
West
Phy rhg ..Ml’ 1lb?:was
awarded
r Hunorary
schoj arshiny c on s.i st-
yoa? ’ s
ing of
one
t u .1
n . uv Vi i i fa chi tv
s ch o 1 ar uh 1 p c ommit to e<
to
Phy lliu
pin ns
study .~hc 1 snguages
at Marlyhursr , apeci-
fically,
English,
Latin, and Spanish.
Music Awards
At
the district
music contest
held
April 21 and 22 at
Hillsboro, the West
Linn Music Department
set a
new record.
Seventy-five percent
of the events quali­
fied for the Regional
contest that will be
held in Eugene, May
15 and 16.
This year the West
Linn Band will again
go to the regional it
being the only band
that
received
a
straight one from all
of the judges.
The
newly formed Saxaphaie
sextet and Boy’s small
ensemble will
also
compete•
The soloists that
are entitled to go
are,
Joyce
Quint,
Darrell Thompson, Geno
Dochamp, Vivian Clif-
ford, Bob
Bradley,
Jane
Aden,
Bonnie
Baty, Gordon Myhra,
Janet Wievesiek and
Blenda Rhodes.