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THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1950 THE SANDY POST professional SERVICES SANDY HIGH NEWS Page 3 • • • Pedestrian Protection Clifford G. Schneider attorney 203-5 Withrow Building Gresham, Ore. Gresham 4921 Paul R. Biggs Attorney at Law Clackamas County Bank Every ■ S aturday from 9 a.m . to Noon S andy, Oregor pitone 71 Dr. H. A. Schneider D E N T IS T — Phones — Office 151 -- Residence 6x2 SANDY, OREGON Sandy H i N ew s Written and edited by the Sandy High School Third Period Journalism Class. Editor ......... Mary Anderson News Editor....Margie Johnson Sports Editor..Conrad Hassell Reporter..... ......Marlene Irwin Loud Speaker System Given By Hi Seniors The senior class of 1950 and previous senior classes and the Student Athletic Field fund have DR. HENRY SHERWOOD provided the money necessary to Dentists install a loud speaker in the Phone 831 Koch Bldg. Sandy grand stand. The speaker was installed Thursday, September 14, 1950. DR. A. J. STEPHENS It has a two cone speaker, with Chiropractic Physician 108 South Roberts, Gresham a phonograph top. Mr. Teters, Public Speaking Phone Gresham 737 Mon. and Thurs. evenings until 7 Class is going to do the an Closed Wed. and Sat. Afternoons nouncing. Wayne Fredrickson is in charge of announcing the game Friday night. Dr. Wm. M. G rashorn E. P. Greenwood, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Hours 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily Except Sunday PHONES—Office 641, Res. 461 Main St. Sandy, Ore. Class'Brass j » Picked In SUHS M onday Freshman, Junior,, and senior class meetings were held during the activity period, Monday, Sep tember 11, 1950, for the purpose of electing officers. The freshman elected Clark I f n o a n s w e r c a ll 3 1 7 1 o r 3 8 1 2 Lund, president; Dale Peterson, vice president; Carol Skeslien, Charles H. C arlstrom , D.O. secretary; and Zona Rae Hall, treasurer. O steopath The election of their advisor was postponed until the next Physician & Surgeon meeting. Koch Building The juniors elected Bill Fred rickson, president; Jack ¡Hash- Sandy, Oregon agan, vice president; Georgia Phone Sandy 851 Brown, secretary; Delores Kret- tinger, treasurer; and Mr. Erland DR. PERCY A. POWERS Anderson, advisor. DR. K. M. TABBERSON The seniors elected Leo Weis- Veterinarians dorfer, president; Clifford Ehlers Large and Small Animal Surgery vice president; Delores Senff, and Disease Control secretary; Dolores Mills, treas 520 N. W. Division urer; and “Pop” Rannow, Phone 291 Gresham, Oregon advisor. W. J. GARDNER, M. D. j. l . M c M illan , m . d . Physicians and Surgeons 807 E. Powell Blvd., Gresham Phone 3040 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Active Member O.M.T.A. . HOME STUDIO VOICE and PIANO Minna A. Colt, Choral /Director Phone Gresham 5701 Route, 2, Box 1, Boring, Oregon BRENTON VEDDER INSURANCE - NOTARY PUBLIC INCOME TAX R E PO R T S Shelly S treet betw een S andy M arket and Scales Store. —■ P hone 102 JOHN R. M U R R A Y General Insurance At George W. Beers Real Estate Office. ’hone 162 Loop Highway Duke & Proctor INSURANCE AGENTS —o— Telephone 71 SANDY, OREGON FLOYD R E E D LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE one Rhodo. 181 Wemme McWilliams Sheet Metal and H eating Co. General Sheet Metal Work 1045 E. Powell, Gresham Phone 3292 Res. SUnset 0440 DY R E ST H AVEN m e for Invalids, Convai- Patients and Those Need ing Nursing Care.’’ :ed by a registered nurse Phon& Sandy 882 W ALRAD Insurance Agency Seven Girls From Student Body Are On Office S taff__ Seven girls: Cathy Miller, Bar bara Page, Faydean Snethen, Sharon Sleeper, Margie Johnson, Shirley Winbinger, and Patty Carlson compose the office staff which will help Dyann Kahny, office secretary, for the 1950 and ’51 school year. Miss Kahny says, “I have a fine, staff of office girls.” The staff which consists of five seniors and two sophomores was chosen by Miss Kahny and Principal, Mr. Creston. Typing, collecting absent slips and other various jobs are done by the girls during the one hour period. One-half credit is given to each girl for her office work. H o lid a y For S U H S Students S ep t. 2 5 - 2 6 There will be no school next Monday and Tuesday, September 25 and 26, while the first meet ing of the semi-annual teachers institute is being held at Oregon Gity. Teachers from three counties: Clackamas, Yamhill, and Mult nomah, outside of Portland, will participate in this program. The teachers will listen to well- known educators in the morn ing, and in the afternoon will break up into groups, according to their interests, and: have group discussion. Sandy H igh Students A r e The Sandy Post DEPENDABLE P R IN T IN G Picked For Librarians SERVICE By Margie Johnson The 1950 and ’51 school term S o f t D r in k S ta n d librarians have been chosen by R e o p e n e d S e p t. 6 study hall teacher, Mrs. Berenice Avrit. \ \ A L / B y J a y c e e C lu b Students wishing to work in September 6, 1950 the J.C.C. the library signed up last year Set your sights for ~ started its sale of soft drinks during registration. Mrs. Avrit With the opening of school thou to the students of Sandy High. chose 15 of the registered stu sands of children are crossing city George Hale and Tom Bennett dents. are in charge of the stand tem At the beginning of the year streets walking to and from school. porarily until thè J.C.C. holds it was requested by Mrs. Avrit Many of these children are walking a meeting and appoints commit that she would have a girl to alone for the first time. Always be tees. Two members of the club help her in the morning from will serve on the committee for 8:30 till time for first period w atchful for them — especially in a one week period. class. Sophomore, Betty Jo school areas. the whiskey that's J.C.C. advisors are Mr. Vaer- Heilman was selected for that etti and Mrs. Wetzel. position. —A A A Safety Feature C/)eerfu/ as The club has sold soft drinks . First period girls are Patsy in the lower hall of the Pioneer Gehrts, Ila Slaughter; second its A/ame building during lunch period period Gladys Updegrave, Bar since 1943. bara Gannan; third period Carol N e w C u rta in s A r e Soft drinks are purchased and Layng, Betty Hurst; fourth per delivered by the Coca Cola, Pepsi iod Donna Deming, Dellina Holl B o u g h t F o r S U H S Pint Cola and Seven-Up Companies enbeck; fifth period Delores A u d ito r iu m S t a g e $2.25 each week. Mills, Beverly Knox; sixth per New curtains and cyclorama % Quart iod boys are Lester Workinger, for the auditorium of Sandy and Alfred Johnson; and seventh High are being purchased from $3.60 girls are Kay Wohlferd the Northwestern School Supply Parkrose Digs 13 period and Georgia Williams. 86 PR00F KENTUCKY W HISKEY-A BLEND One-half credit is received for Company. The curtains will be green and 6 5 % GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, N. Y. Out Of Stubborn library work. Various jobs, such as check the background rose beige. The installation is hoped to be Sandy Grid Team ing in and out magazines and completed by the last of October ¡¡■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B The Sandy Pioneebs were two- books, collecting for book fines, timed by a smooth Parkrose selling school supplies and in time for the senior class eleven, 13-0 on the Pioneer home stamping property of the High Play. tramping grounds Friday, Sep school, are done by the librar The cyclorama will replace ians. the old backdrop. tember 15. Sandy seemed capable to stop the Bronchoes battering offens “D’Ya Swear To Tell The Truth, The ive in the opening moments of And Be Counted play as they surrendered 7 Whole Truth, And Nothin’ B u t . . points to Parkrose. In the closing moments of the By Mary Anderson first half the Pioneers seemed to “Look at that freshmans hard come alive and drove the ball ened countenance; you can easily S I G N ... deep into Parkrose territory. believe he refused to shine his In thè second, half the Bron- superiors shoes,” stated Conrad ehoes again slipped by our ends Hassel, prosecuting attorney. Sports The Crusade for Freedom Scroll to score. “I object!” said Gary Coats, (For analysis of the game, defense attorney. see “Sports Bits.”) (At Any Sandy Business House) “Objection overruled,” main tained His Honor, George Dun Bits bar. Help Lift the Iron Curtain “I now turn the case over to the jury,” said Conrad Hassel. Everywhere “We find the defendant guilty,” By Conrad Hassell As. I reluctantly look back at was the “impartial” opinion of last Friday night and the events the jury, as stated by jury fore that befell the Pioneer eleven, I man, Leo Wiesdorfer, after re see that the smooth working moving his lollypop. The Sandy Pioneers will lock antics of Parkrose left us flat 13- To blow a balloon filled with water until it burst was the sen horns .with Estacada Rangers goose egg. » this Friday night on Sandy’s For many’ of the boys, last tence handed down by George Friday night was their first Dunbar, to the delight of the 'home battlefield. This promises to be the prov crack at varsity ball and they audience and horror of the lowly ing point for the newly baptized had a slight case of “buck fever.” frosh. Phone 793 Sandy, Oregon ■ veterans of Sandy’s eleven. Es In the opening moments after This» and similar penalties, tacada had an A-l team last the Jdck:off, Parkrose hit pay were meted out to freshman of After The; Bronchoes fenders in the courtroom (audi- year. The Rangers luck has dirt. not been too bad as far as play dropped the pigskin between the todium) of Sandy High School, ers go but they did lose their posts for the extra point the Friday, September 15 at 3 p.m., star jamrod -in the back field, Pioneers decided to get in the to climax the initiation of the Randall, who brought home the game too. Then it was a fast freshman. game of “button, button whose bacon for Estacada last year. Coach “Pop” Rannow says got the button”—neither team they have a tough back field making any decisive gain. Four minutes before the half and a good line. We hope there will be a good turnout as this the Pioneers fired up, led by is the season’s first league game. Qaurterback Leo Wiesdorfer and his aerial barrage. Sandy drove, News Briefs deep into Parkrose’s backyard A new subject added to the and when the whistle blew San curriculum at Sandy High School Drum Majorettes dy was less than ten yards from is a male chorus; which, accord ing to Mr. Elgin Bums, is com scoring. In the second half Parkrose ing along fine. Picked For SUHS sneaked E C O N O M IC A L .C L E A N by our ends to once New Library Books more bring the ball into a The library at Sandy High Marching Band M yoct do id det i t battle zone. With their backs School has purchased eight new Mr .Elgin Bums interviewed scratching our own goal post, books: Cowgirl Kate, Sawdust ^ td fwiyet it! a group of girls Monday noon, Sandy held Parkrose for three in his Shoes, Leave it to Beany, September 11, 1950, who were unsuccessful tries. Parkrose fin Quest in the Desert, The Blood interested in being band major ally battered through on the Bay Colt, The Mystery of Cates- 5 d by Island, Let ’Em Roll, and ettes. The four girls he select fourth. ed are Lotus Darnell, Lillian In the closing minutes of the pocketfull of Feathers, in addi Newell, Georgia Brown, and play, both teams fought fur tion to having many of the iously to score, but the dye was most popular older books re Donna Wertman. Please Call Us For bound. Because this is the first time already cast. Service • Advice • Estimates Sandy High School has officially When Sandy’s eleven went on Girls League had any band majorettes for the field, most of the players A girls League meeting was over six years, the girls will not were experiencing their first in the health room Thurs be seed in action | until their varsity game. They left the held September 14, 1950 for the new uniforms are ' purchased, field veterans. Look for better day, of engaging volunteers which will be approximately a things from the Pioneers in the purpose to sell tickets at all the home future. month from now. football games. The girls are divided into groups of 12, each group selling Sandy Post Classified Ads Bring Results tickets at one of the home Phone Gresham 284 Second Street games. ► Sunny Brook 4 Stand Up . . . Estacada A t Sandy Field Friday N ight DEW DROP INN ■ ■ OIL HEAT Up and Down Sandy Hi Halls CAREFREE! GRESHAM SEED & FEED CO,, Inc. There’s Good Hunting For HUNTING CLOTHING George Hale Is Rand President George Hale, vice president of the Sandy High School band last year, was elected 1950 and 51 band president ^t the election on Friday, September 8. The class elected Lee Allen, vice president; Patty Proctor, secretary; . Mary Ann Sansom, treasurer; and Kenny Schmitz, llbTheynvoted to have 75c dues WATCH FOR CHILDREN F irst in Quality F irst in Economy F irst in Rapid Delivery DEMANDS On YOUR HOME Are SEVERE Check on your roof Check your eaves Check the gutters CHECK UP TODAY. . . 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