Built-In Range Oven
Dance, Coronation Top Events
This Week at Sandy High School
BY NORMAN FOX
Sandy High Suphumurr
The a n n u a l c o u rt dance and
cu ro n a tlu n ce re m o n y w ere th*
h ig h lig h t th is w e e k at Sandy
h ig h school.
F o re ig n exchange student fo r
th is school ye a r, L is M uttk, sen­
io r Iro m D e n m a rk , w as select­
ed H o m e co m in g queen. She was
cro w n e d at the dance w h ich was
th e m e d " A u tu m n L e a ve s.”
S tudent body p re s dent C a rl
A sch o tt. escorted the queen.
C o u rt m e m b e rs w ere senior p rin ­
cess, C a ro lyn M atheson, e s c o rt­
ed by D ennis C u ts fo rth ; Junior
p rin ce ss M a ry in M itc h e ll w a s
escorted by D ave W eisen; Jane
Lane, sophom ore princess, was
escorted by G a ry B arden, and
fre sh m a n p rincess w a s C h a r­
lene B aron.
The cerem onies follow ed a
ra in • drenched fo o tb a ll gam e in
w h ch the Scappoose In d ia n s
sneaked by S andy's haoless P i­
oneers by a score o f 7.0 A bon­
fire pep r a lly preceding the gam e
gave w a y to the to rre n ts of ra in
w hen the tw o • h o u r y e ll ses­
sion was shortened to about 20-
m inutes.
The m a m m o th b o n fir e was
staged on the school's baseball
h e ld 'n a 35-foot wooden fra m e
fille d w ith c a rd b o a rd and wood
A t the top hung a d u m m y
dressed as a fo o tb a ll p lo v e r r e ­
p re se n tin g Scappoose. Due to
the ra in how ever, the d u m m y
refused to burn w ith the rest
of the dam pened fuel.
T h is ‘ proved to be a bad om en
as Sandy w ent on to lose her
fifth league gam e w ith o n lv one
w in T h a t w in was o ver M o la lla
in the p revious gam e
C lub C ollects F o r U GN
The n ew ly • fo rm e d Sandy
ch a p te r of the Key clu b has
ta ke n on a p a rt in the U n ite d
Good N e ig h b o r d riv e . C lubs and
o ig a n 'a tio n s o f the school have
been approached fo r donations.
Say« John Jancan, K ey club p re s­
ident.
"We know it's a good
cause, and we hope th a t e v e ry
club w 11 be represented by do­
nations ”
The a cto rs In the lu n io r class
p lay are in p re p a ra tio n fo r th e ir
Nov. 17 presentation o f E C la y ­
ton M c C a rty ’s "Not In a T hous­
and Y ears ” M iss P u rm e n te r Is
d ire c to r of th is y e a r’s p la y, a
com edy
College Day Held
College D ay cam e to Sandy
lilljli jsf'hObl' agffln. and a ll the
ju n io rs and seniors w ere in v ite d
to attend the p ro g ra m s o f the
p u b lic colleges o f Oreeon
T h i» iy e a r's second issue o f the
P ioneer Press, Sandy h ig h 's
newspaper, cam e out T h u rsd a y,
Oct. 26 The Second ye a r jo u rn -
I - - - - - . ____
alism class publishes the paper
once a m onth
The th ird N a tio n al A ssem bly
of the y e a r was a p ro g ra m on
hand cuffs, leg irons, and m any
o ther h is to ric re s tra in ts . The d.s-
play fe a tu re d a collection of
• io n s and cuffs belonging to H a r­
ry H oudinl, w o rld fam ous escape
a rtis t.
Seniors have been kept busy
w ith p ic tu re tak ng fo r S andy's
yearbook, the
Mee Ma
Also,
class rin g s are expected to a r ­
riv e soon.
Student C ouncil Beady
Student council is alJ ready
to go w ith Its new P resident
C a rl A schoff. V ice-president Ed
H olt. S e cre ta ry J e rry Redmon,
T re a s u re r L in d a Redm on, elec­
ted last y e a r and w ith class re ­
presentatives fro m E n g lish and
social studies classes
Senior ria « * re p re se nta tive *—
C a ro lyn Matheson, Ed Ite m
a rd , < h e ry l P h illln * and Suz
amie B y rd .
A lte rn a te s a r e
Sharon M a rk h a m , F ra n W ill,
P ut Colem an and I-ra n k E m ­
erson.
J u n io r class representatives—
A lle n F lelsi-hm an, M a rily n M it­
chell, Bob Sellers, l)a n N ic h ­
ols, and E riin d a l ’ onta. A lte r ­
nates — Woodie W ebber, M a ll
Shields, G e ra ld H ale, Illu n e
Classen and Sharon lla n so n .
Sophom ore cluss re p re se nta ­
tives—Jane Lane, E la in e Me
Quuw, D ale C a rp e n te r, Judy
C rane, L y n H e r, T e rry lin g e r
and Susan G antenbeln. A lte r­
nates — lia w le y Burns, K ic k
Dicob, Jane lta d to rd , M ike
M otejl, B ussell Dobson, Rod­
ney D elong and Ann .Marie
Hum -burg.
F reshm en cluss re p re se n ta ­
tive s M ike B urg, D e lo re * Greg,
«on, L yn n Townsend, George
E lenkaem per,
Pat
Bennett,
G a ry Olson, Sandra S lndt, and
Jon S andstrom . A lte rn a te « —
Linda Nagae, B a rb a ra Stephen­
son, M ike B a rn e tt, N ancy P h il­
lips. la-on P h lll ps, .Mary Pur
dy, Pat M a rk h a m and M a r­
g a re t B ootliby,
Purpose of tin- Student Coun­
c il is to represent the student's
views p e rta in in g to school prob
lems, and to discuss and solve
as m any as possible
T he fo re ig n exchange student
L is M unk, is an h o n o ra ry student
council m em ber.
T ests Told
B efore the school y e a r of
1961-1962 is o ve r e ve ry student
in Sandy h igh w ill have taken
at least one test not d ire c tly
c u rric u lu m • re la te d In c lu d e d in
these tests are the P re lim in a ry-
College tests, Iow a tests, O re ­
gon Slate E m p lo y m e n t tests and
O tis Tèst of M e n ta l A bil'-ty.
P re lim in a ry College t e s t s
SANDY PARTY-LINE
By Elizabeth H artm an
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CLOSED MONDAYS
M U 7 -3 5 9 7
A -l Electric & Plum bing
Supply
ed at a "S ta n le y p a rty ” an the co u g a r as it m ig h t be related
afternoon o f Tuesday, Oct. 24 to m y fo ste r m o th e r.” and so on,
T he guest lis t in clu d e d C la ra and on. u n til fin a lly it was tim e
Jenseti. June Rose, Jew el Hris- fo r lunch.
co, Edna T u cke r. M a rie W uni-
He follow ed me in to the k itc h ­
sche. H ild a W a lla ce , Ire n e P nrk- en and w atched in shocked
e r H elen P ritsch e and L illia n sile m e as I poured m yse lf a
H ’ ndm an. M rs. W illia m E llio t, g la ssfu l of a liq u .d w e ig h t re d u c­
o f P o rtla n d , w ife o f the w e ll ing fo rm u la . When I offe re d
Oct. 23.
The | * i r t y was held, instead, know n singer. B ill E llio tt, was h im some he in d ig n a n tly refus-
at the oiW log house on the N o r­ the S ta n le y re p re se n ta tive . C o l ed and said th a t there is no sub
“ Be assured we are on the
m an IsaYison fa rm on R t. 2. lee and cake was served.
s tilu te fo r good food p ro p e rly
jo b 24 h o u r* a day"
The c le v r t’iy costum ed g ro u p of
I cooked. He also, pom pously 1
Plea Answered
t oinplete A u to Repair
young p e o l 1«? enjoyed such tr a d i­
f
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thought,
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In response to m y pica
tio n a l g a m e s as
Rueben and
u n d e rly.n g cause of m y excess
RHODODENDRON
the
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Re - hel a i d apple bobbing
poundage was "too m uch s it’
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w h ile the p ra n k s o f some und s- B arnstead etc Road. M rs. Jam es and no, enough g it.’ ” I w ould
covered, ee’. O plasm ic spook, w ho T ro x e l of Rt. 1, was kin d enough never a d m it it to h im . but he's
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kept tu rn in g the lig h t* o ff. a d d ­ , to phone in the fo llo w in g in fo r- p ro b a b ly rig h t,
ed to the
s p ir it ” of the occa­
sion G a m e p riz e s w e re w on by m a tio n : The c o rre c t nam e o f the
l oad is B O R N S T E D T M rs T rox-
Tom and Jean B e n n e tt and Rod-
el knew the B o rn ste d t fa m ily
nev D utton.
! w e ll and w ent to school W ith
M rs. A H. C o n n e ll e n te rta in -
I th e ir ch ild re n when they a ll live d
i in N o rth D akota. The B ornstedts
’ la te r moved to th s area and
operated a re ta il store in Sandy.
I M rs.
George
B ornstedt.
a
To The Sandy Post:
' d a u g h te r-in -la w . now live s in En
B eing of S ca n d in a v ia n decent, te rp rise . and. a cco rd in g to M rs
and a fte r co n su lting w ith M rs T ro x e l, w h 'le v is itin g in Sandy
L o is S hearm an, w ho h a s re s id ­ several ye a rs ago co m p la ned
ed in th is area lo n g e r than I about the m is-sp e llin g of th e ir
'M ad e possible by LOW OVERHEAD)
have, we reached thi? co n clu ­ nam e on the road m a rke rs.
sion that the nam e of ttie mui-h
W hile w e 're on the su b je ct of
d sputed road is Bjorn:s»ad. M o­ roads, can anyone te ll me who
th e r once to ld me w h a t i t m eant is, o r was " U lr ic h T r i hel? Was
but I'v e fo rg o tte n . P e r h a p s he (o r shei one person, o r was
someone could e n lig h te n us?
th e re a M r. U lric h and a M r.
S in c e re ly
•het? A l-o . w h v w as the nam e
A lic e
K ent
of th is road changed fro m its
S andv. Oregon I o rig in a l Hat ng as E. V. M ille r
road?
To T he Sandy P o s t:
S a tu rd a y Shop Open
L a s t Sat -r'dav even'e«’ about
The S a tu rd a y Shop, a t 412
6 p m . I d e sp e ra te ly deeded a
e' In " a n d ' . m ecca of
d o cto r fo r m y husb a n d . M y M pln
ne g lib o r and I trie d ,to reach b a rg a in h unters and tre a s u re
a ll fo u r d o cto rs in an»t around "•g k e rs . o o e ra le d by the B ro ­
the Sandy area. N o t one o f them thers of the S ociety of Saint
v ,-i ova le h ’ e
in *
G resba . P aul, is as ils nam e im p lie s,
h o spital said th e y d ic 'n ’t have open e ve ry S a tu rd a y. The hours
are fro m 9 to 5 and the publ c :s
one to send out e ith e r.
It seems to me th a t the doc­ in v ite d to com e in to look and
to rs in the Sandy area owe it lin g e r, to buy o r ju s t to brow se
to the people of th is c o m m u n ity On S aturday, Nov. 11. there w ill
to get to g e th e r and see« th a t a be on sale some of those hard
least one of them w o u ld be on to fin d do-em -yourself gourds and
some d rie d flow ers.
ca ll at a ll tim es.
( '.arruluous S quire
M c G u iri
I f you o r anyone else has e ve r
had a loved one i ll and been un­ m ade an o th e r of his n e ig h b o rly
able to re a ch a d o c to r I ’ m sure c a lls on me last w eek I was
the |
yo u 'd understand how I feel e n deavoring to separate
weeds fro m the g ra ss ,n o u r i
about this.
M rs. F. W. T hiess n ew ly sprouted lawn w hen hi j
am bled down the d riv e
and
Sandy, Oregon
perched h im s e lf on a conven­
ie n tly contiguous stu m p 1 have
discovered fro m long experience
w ith o u r loquacious frie n d , that
it is best to keep r 'g it on w o rk ­
ing w h ile he is around fo r w ith
,y encouragem ent at a ll, h»
j is apt to sta y a ll day and fr e ­
N ov. 10 Is the date set fo r a q u e n tly does anyhow.
sp aghetti d in n e r and p ro g ra m
I continued to to il o ve r m y
to he conducted by t h e Boy
Scouts of T ro o p 173. A lth o u g h or- weeds w h ile he told me how his
g in a lly scheduled fo r N ov 3, the g re a t g ra n d m o th e r had in tro d u c
date was changed in o rd e r to 1 ei L ew is to C la rk w a y back
avoid c o n flic t w ith the Hood- ! w tie n - and how w hen as a s ic k ly
in fa n t, he had been n: a r death
Land association b u ffe t.
The Scout d in n e r, open to the u n til his fa th e r tra p p e d a fe ­
p u b lic, w ill be served at 3:30 p. m a le cougar and her m ilk had
" N e v e r could
m. at the M t. Hood L io n s C lub saved his life
7 2-OZ.
stand the thought of shooting a
C o m m u n ity H a ll at W em m e.
Last w eek, w h ile la h o r.n g un-
w ere given Oct. 21 to a ll sen­ d e r a sp e ll cast b y some pie-
iors who plan to go to college m a tu re ly b e w itch in g H a llo w e 'e n
T h is test lasted a p p ro x im a te ly gohdins, I erro n e ou sly rep o rte d
iw o hours and was a d m in is te re d the A sse m b ly of God church
to d e te rm in e each student's a b il­ w o u fd be the site o f the H a llo ­
w e 'e n p a rty to be g ive n by
ity to do college w o rk
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ï^etters Io Editor
L in d a Redmon, senior, w as
chosen by GAA as G irl of the
M onth fo r O ctober. W inning e le c­
tions as a h a b it w ith her. She
vas elected student coun • 1 tre a s ­
u re r in the sp rin g of last y e a r
and before that was tre a s u re r
of Pep Club.
L in d a finished o ff last year
w ith a 3 64 grade po nt average
and was in the top tenth of het-
class.
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/ 1orne of
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C a rl A schoff, student b o d y
pres dent, Is the c u rre n t Boy of
the Week C a rl (w ho stands six
foot and w eighs 185 pounds, likes
a ll kinds o f foods.
He is a m e m b e r of C rim so n
s p _
foot b i l l ’’ alT fo W ’ y h a fs " D u rin g
h s freshm an and sophom ore
years, C a rl was class tre a s u r­
er.
C a rl Is p la n nin g to go to Wash
ington State U n iv e rs ity when he
graduates th is ye a r, lie hopes
to earn a scholarship.
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Plans Spaghet*i
Dinner, Program
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Minced Clams
M em bers of the T ro o p c o m m it­
tee and o th e r in te re ste d a d u lts
in the H ood-Land urea are h a ck­
ing the boys and h e lping w ith
d etails, a lth o u g h the b u lk of the
w o rk w ill be done by the Scouts
them selves
A fte r the d in n e r the p u b lic w ill
be tre a te d to a sh o rt p ro g ra m
fe a tu rin g
scouting
a c tiv itie s .
Each p a tro l w ill have a p a rt of
the p ro g ra m M a ste r o f cerem on­
ies w ill be a scout fro m the
tro o p
T ic k e ts fo r the d in n e r w ill be
purchased at the door a dults $1 I
and c h ild re n under 12, 50 cents.
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