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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1945)
Page Four THE AMPLIFIER Independent College Day Thursday, March 15, 1945 I claim it is 197 gallons. If we are* lucky we will come to an On February 21, 1945, repre understanding at the end of the sentatives from the independent Stepping out of the house into period. (The answer turned out colleges of Oregon spoke to the a torrent of rain I break my to be 10 gm. per cubic molecule. seniors concerning the fees and way to the bus stop, Wading Very, very advanced course I’m requirements for entrance to the through the puddle that the telling you.) various schools. driver always manages to park This jferiod is over to soon The colleges represented were: by, I trip up the step and al- though and I must troddle my In a drive put on by the Girls’ League and handled by the most land in the driver’s lap University of Portland way to iriy science class. In this fourth period Health Class $56.00 was collected for the Red Cross. giving with a cheery “hullo.” Cascade College class my classmates, the dear This amount was contributed by the students themselves, not col Multnomah College Breaking my way through the fellows, and I {spend our time lected from’ parents or neighbors. Only three rooms, White, Shear Reed College throngs of grade school “darl-. heckling the female members er, and Creasaps, contributed enough to keep the Red Cross oper St. Helens Hall Junior College ings” who clutter the aisles, L of the braintrust. This period ating everywhere, at home and abroad for one second. In per capita contribution, Miss White’s Health class far out Lewis and Clark College trample a mere three and then ends too soon ftlso, which goes Marylhurst Normal School throwing myself into the «eat to show that I do enjoy my distanced the other classes, having given more than twice the runner-up. Mr. Shearer’s Chem- Pacific University in a vain attempt to squeeze studies. istry class was next followed Pacific College some helpless individual. In Lunch! A mád dash for the closely by Miss Creasop’s Typ- Linfield College few minutes a book comes cas cafeteria, acting as inconspicu- ing class- and Miss McGuire’s Mt. Angel College cading down on m*y head but I ous as possible’fwhile I start at Mt. Angel Normal School Spring will soon be sprung and Home Ec class. control my rage because Its the wrong end of the line. Hid Willamette University owner is bigger than I am. All of the other classes were ing the Dixie Chp wherever con girls will be wearing cool, crisp Tearing up the stairs to the venient on my* person, I bribe cottons. Pinafores, and one- very close behind these. As Jim Hawks: Did the play have door, I like a gentleman attmept the cop at thé door with the piece dresses are taking the shown by this, the student can to dodge all the fair sex rather promise of a T stampi will he place of the old faithful skirts really get behind a good cause a happy ending? and help their friends in the Boh Kent: Sure! Everybody than trample them. Bursting in be surprised when I give him and sweaters.' the door I bid a fond good morn tèa bag tag) and New fashions and styles in service and at home. that Lipton’s was glad when it was over. ing to my teachers ( I could add commence to gorge myself on West Linn high are clever. Girls’ to this but you can use your five or six sandwiches and a locks are being flattered by sil COMING EVENTS imagination) and pass serenely4* dozen doughnuts. ver clips bearing their names. March 15, Thursday, 8:45 a. m. SURE Burrough calculating machine around the corner before getting . After this I am in the mood Another of the head styles is demonstration for all Commer in a scuffle With the four-foot to frolic, so bQing chased by a the wearing of cute beanies worn brute next to me. big brute I decide it best to hide under and over bandanas. These cial students. March 29, Thursday The next twenty minutes are for a spell. My first afternoon come in all colors but the most .Girls’ League and Boys’ club used in learning the day ’ s class proves prieventful (only BETTER DEAL popular seems to be blue. movie, “Golgotha.” schedule and what period whose thirty students-} and three facul Now reaching down to the March 30, Friday, 11:00 a. m. going to skip. The bell rings and ty m’embers we?e killed in the ground we see few, and we do Hi-Y club program, Mr. Jajmes I wander off to class only to Hydrogen Sulfide I accidently At JARMAN'S find myself tardy. Oh, well, that let loose in thfe hall) so I head mean few, lucky girls with Arm- W. Palmer, speaker. class was only a study hall. I for my job as hall wanderer and ishaw saddles. Buick Chevrolet Mr. Shearer: What has eight For a week-end of riding and go to the library only to be re faculty ducker.' Wandering down ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ h minded that I was permanently to the boys’ dressing room, I de- such, peddle pushers seem to be een legs and catches flies? Mark: A baseball team. eliminated from that room the cide on a swim but after the just the thing. Many girls will WANTED previous m’oming. Then there is first freezing dip I remove my be getting these. I'll Be Around" no place to go but down by the frozen carcass ^and thaw out do- By Mills Brothers OREGON CITY shop where I get in- a gabfest ing two strenuous push-ups, with some fellow students about $10.00 payable to anyone The last period though is my ARSTRACT CO. Wardrobe stocks and l&mds and the like favorite, I cam sit and listen to who has this record in Abstracts—Title Insurance (notice that bonds has no “1” ip the track and| baseball players good condition. A Butler Bldg. Phone 2-5011 Cleaners it). fight, it out. Back to the bus I See Art Blackman The bell again rings and this go, going throùgh the same rou time I make sure I make it to tine, which consists of holding a “Let us keep yöur clothes class because I am in the midst few poor felloes on when they fit for all occasions.” of a difficult problem in math want off and/then home, where OREGON CITY Buckles Grocery and the guy next to me claims I will spend fel my time if the 219 SEVENTH STREET SPORTING GOODS the answer is 12,496,240 feet and teachers find ^ut who I am. At the Foot of the * -F. L. 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