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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1943)
Club News by Mary Schlickeiser Fall Follies will be presented to the student body sometime in October by the Girls’ League and Boys’ club with Elaine Hell- berg and Lee BettingGr, respec tive presidents, in charge. Plans West Linn grid prospects have underway are fof ^ having a risen slightly since the first group of boys present the “Can “Ambitious but green” • were Can” dance. An hour, of hilarity practice two weeks ago. With but two lettermen back in the the words used by Coach J. P. will be furnished by boys dress lineup the team will be com Brown when asked how the foot ed as girls and girls* dressed as posed mostly of last year’s sec ball team was progressing, boys acting out playlets, tap ond string and young inexperi There are some 40 students out dancing, and other novelty num for the sport with only two re- bers! enced players. turning lettermen, Johnson and The big game being only a Last week the four classes se- Belieu. week away, the boys have been lected 24 comely -*West Linn No definite lineup has been misses who were presented to working hard in order that they may make is three games in a made for the Oregon City game, the student body Monday morris but it is believed that the ab ing at the Pep assembly. Thus row over the Pioneers. sence of Walt Logsdon, regular the 1943-44 Pep elq&began this The Lions tangle with Oregon center, will be bad for the team.' year of appearances- and pro City on October 1, and have a The game will be played at! grams. With Elaine-liellberg, as two weeks rest before tangling the beginning of the season in leader, and Miss Muriel White with Forest Grove on the 15th, stead of the close so that weath as advisor the club plans many on the West Linn field. October er conditions will be more favor stunts, social affairs, and rallies 22 will find the Lions at Beaver able. for coming sports events. ton, October 29 at Tigard. “As in all high schools in this No definite plans have been November 5 West Linn takes district, Oregon City has only on Sherwood on the home field. two returning lettermen,” re made for the new outfits be They complete their travelings ported West Linn scouts al cause the shortage of material on November 2, when they go though some 50 students are i makes this impossible. In spite of this, the Pep club girls will to Hillsboro. They complete taking football. be wearing their official outfits their games at home, one with at their first public appearance Newberg on November 19, and Girls Sports which will be at’ the annual McMinnville on November 24. “Soccer season is. open for the struggle with Oregon City, Octo girls in the physical education ber 1st. If you have shotgun department,” states Miss White, GIRLS' LEAGUE shells to sell—see “and after a week of physical In the near future the Girls’ fitness exercises and rhythmics League will present a program Coach Brown the girls are in good shape to for the enjoyment of all. Def handle the ball in the fast run inite plans have not yet been ning game which patterns after made, but it is assured the fin football.” ished product will be very worth 0. C. CREAMERY Soccer is a speedy game that while, remarked program chair requires a great deal of skill in man Clydelle Hughes. Marigold Ice Cream passing, dribbling, picking, and HONOR SOCIETY, A great variety of flavors j placing the ball. to choose from. That goal, which all juniors 113 Sixth Street Tournament play will be held and seniors hope to attain, may on the open field in four weeks. sfill come true. A committee ap pointed at the Honor society POLZIN'S meeting held September 22, will BE THRIFTY^ list the names of those upper- Trade with RADIO SERVICE | THRIFTY DRUG STORE classmen and sophomores who At the Foot are eligible for membership in of the Elevator PHONE 24561 the club. • 116 Main Phone 22781 Those on the committee are: Lucille Veelman, chairman, Isa KASSNER'S belle Vinson, Lee Bettinger, and Delores Hansen. CONFECTIONERY At the first Senior meeting “THE BEST" schedules were passed out by Home Pies Lunches ( MEN'S‘WEAR~) Milkshakes advisors Miss Moffatt and Mr. 517 Main St.......... Oregon City Main. In the absence of presi ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I dent Art Huebner, Cecil John son had charge of their meet COLEMAN'S ing. BINE'S BAKERY . GOLDSMITH The second meeting was for the purpose of Choosing six girls Preferred Sports .Equipment Breakfasts, Lunches FOOTBALLS - BASEBALLS to represent the Senior class in 10th and MAIN the Pep club. Dinners Eight Games Scheduled HUB GROCERY RED & WHITE STORE Try our Red & White Coffee Both Teams Prepare for Annual Game Open 8:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Closed Sundays and Holidays Karmelkom Shop Main. Street Oregon City NEW SHIPMENT of from our SPORTS DEPT. Carol King Jr's, Silverthread Olympian Sweat Shirt SHOP AT KLIPPEL'S for those damp Oregon days FRIEDRICH from HARDWARE *7.98 te *12.98 Phone 29391 Let us keep your clothes fit for all occasions. 419 7th On the Hill Wardrobe Cleaners COLORED PENCILS TYPING PAPER “Lusterized Clothes stay clean longer” «■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Hartke Bros. Union Service Station SHOP WORk OROER PHONE 7761 7th and Washington Phone O. C. 3751 BUY BONDS! BACK THE ATTACK BEAT THE AXIS! - WAR RONDS HOGG BROS. C.F. Klippel Store 714 MAIN STREET IONA'S REAUTY SHOPPE --------------- -------------------------------- SPORTS-GOODS THEN TRY are sitting in. It’s quite a sup- ’ wash the tables. Now kids are rise to you, isn’t it? All those you still going to doodle it? hearts scribbled on the desk, ! Sure, I know you won’t dood all the notes written to the boy i it anymore, how ’bout that. in the same seat the following period, all those answers to the Liberty Theatre test your teacher is giving, arid everyone is doodling. It all ----- COMING------ adds up to one big mess. We "CONEY ISLAND" Aren’t in a Gestapo run country where Writing on the wall Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29 means death”, but really some "Stage Door Canteen" thing has to be done about it, Oct. 10,11,12, 13,14 don’t you think? The office is already fining you one dollar ADMISSION if you are caught at this of Children, 18c, tax 2c, total 20c fense and Mr. Shearer has a Adults - 50c, tax 5c, total 55c unique way of having you ; ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 618 7TH STREET Oregon City, Oregon Not rainy-just cold? Evelyn Woodworth, one of this1 Junior A tie fbr secretary carrying year’s alumni, worked this sum mer as an employee of Crown-! over from last spring between Willamette Paper mills in Ore Isabel McLean and Dorothy Baars resulted in Isabel receiv gon City. Evelyn was one of the most ing the honors of secretary for oustanding artists that has ever' the Junior class. attended West Linn. She also re-1 Presiding at the meeting was ceived special awards in home! vice president Dick Crandall in the absence of George Lipp. economics. Class schedules were also to Evelyn has planned to attend be handed out at this time by the University of Oregon this fall. I advisors Miss Cresap and Mr. Shearer. Most students remember Eve-1 lyn as an ever faithful friend Sophomore and companion in the many ac-1 The Sophomore class, using tivities that she participated in. i lipstick and shoe polish as their Many students missed seeing , main weapons, smeared the the seniors of last year. One green frosh into submission, be probably more than others, due fore they held their first class to her aquatic ability. While at • meeting of the year. They re West Linn she gained not only ceived their ready-made sched- the admiration of the students ules> but most o£ these have but of sports fans all over the .been changed several times at nation. • . |thls writing. *, * * Recently at a national meet! The second Sophomore meet- in Indiana, Suzanne retained ing was called to select six her title in 100-yard back stroke good-looking, peppy girls for the and is planning on doing even school Pep club. better in her next race. Although she is now continu-1 Freshman The newly organized Freshman ing her studies at Willamette! class is off to a good starts**- university, Suzanne’s activities • stated newly elected president are followed with interest by her Don „ Byers. September 15 the friends still in West Linn. class chose six girls for the Pep club. The following day, September Doodlers Beware ! 16, they met to elect class offi You see it in this room; you cers. Those selected were Don see it in that room. Every room ! Byers, president; Bruce Wolfe, you walk into, your bound to i vice president ; Betty Jean Olsen, see it. Yes, we’re talking about ; secretary; Marilyn DeBok, treas- the writing on the students . urer, with Eddie Hodgson and desks. Just look at the desk you j Yvonne McCauley as Pep leaders. 217 Eighth Street SIMON'S "Ne-Hi" Gabardine Raincoat i With The Classes It’s From The START THE SPORT SEASON RIGHT with Greet the Rainy Weather with a Alumni ' IT'S GOOD . . . "If you paid a $1.00 a pound, it would be no better/' Guys and Gals! Friday, Sept. 24,1943 THE AMPLIFIER Page Three Oregon City Opposite Courthouse ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■ Courteous and Prompt Service Always 9th and Main Phone 6076
