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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1943)
TH e M AMPLIFIER Page Four Friday, Oct. 22, 1943 Ration Book Four When asked what the Letter man’s club would do this year, Mr. Brown, advisor, said, “I don’t even know who is in it. Plans have not been made for a meeting or for any activities during the year.” HONOR SOCIETY The suspense will soon be broken. An eligibility list for the Honor society has been made. Bids will be sent to prospective members as soon as there is a meeting. New members who want pins will be contacted soon. Pearls will be given .to the Sec ond year members and, rubies to seniors who have been mem bers for three years. Those on the list are: Ray Kestek, Doro thy Habel, Carol Fitzpatrick, Maxine Fitzpatrick, Pat George, Wayne Graham, Mary Kern, Val- jean Madsen, Betty Magennis, Shirley Mattson, Jay McMurren, Barbara Murry; Cornelia Nichols, Etta Payne, Jane Perry, Barbara Pittwood, Alice Read, Donna Shainholtz, Delores Sherman, Don Smith and Dorothy Wanker. KID SALVAGEj HI-Y Plans for a coming .program to be given before the West Linn student body were discussed but no def ini tie Conclusion was reached. The Hi-Y club meeting held October 12 for new mem bers was held, those elected were: Harvey Myhra, Harold Myhra, Wesley Stauffer, Jim Zit- tle, Bob Branding, and Earl Grassman. The boys decided that they would sell War Stamps every -Tuesday and T}|ursday during the lunch hour. HgMMAMNS Ì MENS WEAK ! BE THRIFTY— Trade with Thrifty Drug Store Bits From There The following is dedicated to the Chemistry Students: Sing a song of sulphide A beaker full of lime. Four and twenty test tubes Breaking all the time. When the hood is opened, Fumes begin to reek, Isn’t that an awful mess To have five times a week? (huh, Mr. Shearer) * ♦ ♦ ■ I think that I shall never see A girl refuse a meal that’s free. A girl whose hungry eyes aren’t fixed Upon a coke that’s being mixed, A girl who doesn’t always wear A bunch of junk to match her hair. 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DILLMAN for men in the service Available now in all sizes at AUTO NOVEMBER 1— STATIONERY Breakfasts, Lunches Dinners Closed Sundays and Holidays Elevator We have a complete BINE'S BAKERY Open 8:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. 219 7TH ST. prompt service to our customers (Continued trum Page OneJ just as simple as that. Mr. Gary has organized his\ entire faculty of grade and high school teach ers of the Bolton-Sunset-Willam- Miss Ethel McRae, one of the ette and the high’ school and new members of the faculty, is states that everything is in a native Oregonian. Our Dra readiness for the opening hour. matics and Journalism teacher He further avens that 3,300 ooks hails from the City of Roses. will e issued at West Linn. The said part of their story—School After attending the Rose City will be- closed Tuesday, Wed grammar school she attended nesday, and Thursday after Grant high school and Linfield noon. Schedule of, classes is as fol- college, all in Portland. While in high school Miss McRae took ac lows: Tues., 26 Wed., 27 Thurs., 28 tive parts in .debate ap »ddra 5th per. 1st per. 1st perf matics. 2nd per. 6th per. 2nd per. While attending Dramatics 3rd per. 7th, per. 3rd per. 8th per. 4th per. school at the University of 4th per. Washington Miss McRae said IT’S GOOD— that she had fun participating in plays put on? in a modern It’s from the penthouse theatre. The stage it KABMELKOBN SHOP self is in the middle of the en Main Street Oregon City ormous room and the audience surrounds it. During intermission ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* refreshments consisting of cook MARIGOLD QUALITY ies and coffee are served to all. ICE CREAM The final show Miss McRae took Many flavors to choose part in was “The Women” which from at the is one of her favorite plays. " 0. C. CREAMERY After her schooling Miss Mc Rae started her teaching career in Bopneville. While there she had two very narrow escapes BERNIER FLORISTS from death during some or* the Lovely Corsages, Bouquets big snowstorms. Once she was and Potted Plants made trapped in a train which went upon request over an embankment, and an other time while marooned in a cabin during a snowstorm, ¿he —Flexform Lusterizing— has also taught at Hillsboro and What Is It? St. Helens, Oregon. Ask . Miss McRae is a favorite of the Students of West Linn and we Pantorium Cleaners wish her loads of success. Main Street Oregon City U. S. Bank Oregon City AUDRE'S DRESS SHOP FOR STYLES THAT ALWA YS CHARM Phone 26281 619 Main WE HAVE STRINGS FOR STRING INSTRUMENTS Sax, Oboe and Clarinet Reeds Drum Sticks - Batons Instructions books for the beginners and a Great Assortment of INSTRUMENT PARTS Phone 2-5021 511 Main Oregon City PHONE 4121 BURMEISTER AND ANDRESEN
