West Linn High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Linn, OR)

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I nterclub Council Coordination, evaluation, cooperation: three important words when InterClub Council comes to mind. ICC is responsible for coordinating the activities of all clubs and scheduling all dances. ICC evaluates the bands that play here and keeps a comprehensive record, made to be used by other schools in our area. The activity director, a new Student Body office, becomes president of ICC. This brought about one very important improvement, a high degree of cooperation with Student Council. I President of I.C.C., Paul Boettcher Kaleidoscope Members of ICC, the club presidents, attend a meeting. Combining talent into a true ' kaleidoscope of colorful thoughts that are cons- tantly searching, changing, and growing is the purpose of Ka- leidoscope. Ka- leidoscope is West Linn's an- nual literary ma- gazine. It is com- posed of original poems, essays, stories and art- work. Students submit t h e i r creation to the Kaleidoscope staff advised by , Mrs. Herr, Mrs. Swank ana' Mrs. Schuberg. Row I: S. Crawford, J. Buckiewicz, M. Bare feditorj, B. Kerr, A. Kemmer, B. Elder. Row 2: R. Berberick, E. Harris, M. Saul, S. Elliott, K. Misseldine. i Clubs I

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Student Council Student Councils are de- signed to provide a learning experience to those students who wish to become involved. They learn not only about governmental procedures, stu- dent fnances, and apathyg but also, they get an idea of how better communications and understanding will be impor- tant in solving todayls prob- lems. Peter Kincart Dick Cullison expresses complete amazement. . . Debbie Lohman listens attentively. . . Mr. Gettel, advisor, explains the new budget. Scott Thomason sits t o n g u e-in- cheek . . . While secretary Holly takes it all lin with a smile. Vice-president Peter Kincart addresses Student Coun- cilfrom the podium.

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Amplwer John Richardson, feature editor, and Sue Lind, exchange editor, Compare ideas. Kathy Rossman, news editor, and Jerry Bremmeyer, sports editor. I feel that this year's work on the Ampli- fier was not only a profitable experience in journalism, but also provided much enjoyment ana' personal satisfaction. Through their work on the paper, the staff learned the value of teamwork, stated Kelly Pyrch, 1969-1970 ed- itor ofthe Amplijier. The staff cleaned up debts totaling 8120.00 They hope they gave the student body what they were looking for as far as a paper is concerned. Gordon Soper, photographer, Derik LeDuc, music editor, and Marilee Saul, news editor. Dave Balsom, reporter, and Mrs. Pike, advisor, look over some possibil- ities. Colene Holt, business manager, Kelly Pyrch, editor-in-chief and Laurel Paige, literary editor.