Thursday, March 30,1950
THE AMPLIFIER
Page Three
GRADUATES CHOOSE
HaysLeadsDepartment VARIOUS
VOCATIONS Short Vacation Sighted
To Many Achievements
For School's Secretary
Since we have had our student
body elections for next year,, we
have been requested by Various
Mr. Hays does it again! He seldom fails to make the spot' students to make a survey of
By Coach Brown
light in one form or another, but on this occasion he is to be some of the former student body
Goodness! What’s the crowd here for, must be "another show
congratulated for his outstanding achievements in the field of officers who have come and gone
or
a
game. Let’s push our way in and see. Curiously you push
dramatics at West Linn high school.
since the time when the present your way through the crowd to find the source of it and there
West Linn’s dramatics depart
seniors were freshmen. After stands Gwen Montgomery. How did she get there? Many other
ment has always been equal to
some
rumaging around was questions run through your-mind.
that of any other school in this University Plans
done, the "Amp” came up with
Gwen was graduated from
district, but since Mr. Hays as
Hillsboro grade school and then
sumed leadership of the depart Summer Session these facts.
German, French went four very successful years
Year 1946 and '47
ment three years ago, it has ex
Harlen
Jacobson
is
engaged
celled not only the schools in
The University of Oregon’s an and now working, for the Gilbert Once W. L. Course to West Linn high school. In
this district, but many in the nual
1945 Gwen graduated with high
music summer session for Brothers furniture company.
state as well.
high school students will’ open
honors.
She was also May
Jack Taylor is married and
Hey! They had lots of ac
Mr. Hays received his wide here June 19 under the direction
Queen
that
year.
spread knowledge of dramatics of John Stenn, associate profes has- two small children. He and tivities then, too. Yes! Did you
his
family
are
settled
down
in
Just
after
graduation Gwen
know
that,
in
1938,
West
Linn
and speech by extensive travels sor in the music school and di
Roseburg, Oregon.
offered courses in German, worked for the Oregon City
throughout this country and rector Of the University band.
French and Latin with each of Credit Bureau. In 1947 our com
abroad, while participating in
An intensified four-weeks ses Susie Emmons now is married
and also directing many theatri sion has been planned that will to Rod Downy of Oregon State. these classes maintaining its petent young secretary came to
cal productions. He acquired his include instruction in individual Susie has chosen .married life own club. Some of the group ac
B. A. degree at the University of applied music as well as group in preference to college and says tivities of these clubs were trips work in the WesL Linn high
^Washington and later attended work in orchestra, stringed or that it is much more interesting. to the mountains and beaches school principal’s office. Also in
State University of Iowa on a chestra, chorus, and band, Out-
Lucile Kestic has finished . and the sponsoring of several this year the attractive brunette
scholarship. Being presented standing members of the uni normal school and is now teach dances.
was the Queen of Oregon City’s
with a certificate from the Royal versity music school will staff ing the fourth grade in a Salem
Also, in 1938 the F.F.A.. went Rose Festival.
Academy of Dramatics Arts in the session.
to Cartby to judge corn—though
elementary school.
London and lecturing at Oxford
they had nothing over the The students have three
Year 1947 and '48
High
school
students
attending
and Cambridge Universities in
boys of 1949 and ’50—and to tafte months of vacation, but Gwen
England were more of his ac will be housed and fed in Uni George Matile now is attend-» part in other county activities. only gets two weeks. During the
complishments. Mr. Hays has versity dormitories. All campus ing Willamette University. Out of twelve boys who went to rest of the three months she re
recreational facilities will be George is still very athletic and the fair that year, seven return-;
l also appeared in several moving
cords grades, get ready for next
I pictures, the last being "Kiss of open to them. A full, program is a member' of the basketball ed with ribbons. The seven rhales
squad.
He
is
now
looking
for
year
and figures out the next
of
evening
concerts,
recitals
and
Death” and "Portrait of Jennie”
captured a second place in corn
.Social hours has been planned ward to baseball season.
while in New York.
judging, a third in rope work, a year’s schedule, classes and cal
for them.
Bob Warner is attending Van second in potato grading, a sec endar.
Mr. Hays’ dramatics depart-
Visitors
Anticipated
port
school and played varsity ond and fourth in sade sewing,
In the varibus brief vacations
t ment has not only attracted local
One hundred Oregon high football this year.
a third place in the harmonica she has had, Gwen has traveled
I and state-wide attention, but has
Merle Montgomery is a recep contest, and a fourth in oats to Canada, Northern California,
I also received national recogni- school students^ will attend the
and Southern Oregon. The for
I tion, as there is a National Dra- session on tuition-scholarships tionist in Oregon City for Dr. judging.
In 1938 the wrestling team mer queen visits the Oregon
| matics Honorary, the Thespians, given by the university. Infor Steele and Dr: Dierickx.
Beverly Calder is engaged to became the winners of the Wil beaches eyery chance she has.
■ at West Linn. Mr. Hays and mation and application blanks
I his department were recbnt- may be obtained from Mr. Stenn, be married sometime this sum-, lamette Valley Interscholastic; Gwen likes to bowl, swim and,
| ly featured in a national forensic School of Music, University of mer to Jack Bench of Los Angel Tournament. Winners for West in the past few years, she has
Oregon, Eugene.
I magazine, "The Rostrum.”
es, California. Beverly is attend Linn- were Ekerson, Metcalf, played at Top O’Scott.
• A choice of events is planned ing Utah State College.
While working in the princi
Tripp, Whitney and Lewis.
l In developing this department,
Another favorite sport a.t that pal’s office, Gwen bought a
Mr. Hays has tried to make it a for Saturday evening. Visitors Year 1948 and '49
part of both school and commu may see the all-student produc
Schleiss . is^ studying time was golf. The school’s 1949 Chevrolet which i&ie shares
nity. He ha« done this with story tion of "Martha” or attend a farming and agriculture under golfing program included both with her mother, father, and her
I hours at the local libraries, radio special ASUO dance.
the guidance of his father on girls’ and boys’ foursomes which sister.
Special services will be held their large farm.
were entered in inter-school
’ programs over KGON, and pro-
1 grams for community clubs. In- Sunday at 11 o’clock, in all
Kenny Goold is attending Lew competition.
I tegration with the entire school churches in Eugene.' The final is and Clark and hopes to be a
BUSE RADIO SALES
| program is the primary aim of formal event of the weekend will coach after he is gradiiated.
JEWELRY and GIFTS
be exchange dinners at 1 p. m.
& SERVICE
L the department.
Ift All Price Ranges
Anna Fay Reese plans to be
Box 213
Some successful programs- this ThesO will enable high school come
a teacher and is enrolled
ROBINSON’S
WEST LINN, OREGON
I year have been the Fall Frolic, visitors to meet with students in
at Monmouth College of Educa-
Phone 5103
Jewelry
| a popular favorite each year living organizations other than tion.
Next to Penney’s
I year which is the source of reve-» the ones in which they are
Eleanor Simpson is engaged to
I nue for dramatics, and "You housed:
Invitations. were mailed this Jerry Town. Eleanor hopes to at
K Can’t Take It With You.” A new
I addition to the department this week to students in all high tend a business college in the OSWEGO PHARMACY
near future.
year is the touring puppet troup schools of thé stâte.
Mitchell & Davis
I which performs at the different
You
Absolutely no annuals will
“On the Corner”
f high schools in Clackamas court- be sold after April 14. The
Everything in CLOTHING
ty. Honorary membership to the student body office will be
Need
Your School Headquarters
and SHOES at
I West Linn division of the .Na» open to take subscription or
TEENY’S
I tional Thespian Troupe was pre- ders on Tuesdays and Fridays
f sented to the world-famous Bea-
Oswego
Dept Store
only. The subscription price
I trice Lillie.
75
B
Ave.
Oswego 24311
is $2.50.
i A larger and more adequately
5321
■ equipped dramatics room along
AUTO PARTS CO.
■ with more improvements to the
ITS GOOD!
WEST LINN MARKET
■ auditorium for presenting plays,
It's From the
GROCERIES MEAT
■ which Mr. Hays hopes to secure
LEWIS KARMELKORN
in the near future, should send
Fine Food
Oregon City
■ the department soaring to even
SHOP
Les DeJardin, Prop.
I higher honors.
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