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Amplifier 2016 Senior Edition

Nicole Joerger and Emily Topping
June 3, 2016
Breaking away from stereotypical superhero movies, “Captain America: Civil War” continues Marvel’s film success. Rather than fighting aliens and monsters, “Civil War” focuses on the rising tension between each character.

Marvel puts a fresh twist on superhero movies

Brooke McKelvey, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2016
West Linn student donates blood in a previous blood drive. This year WLHS is hosting a third blood drive specifically for seniors and select juniors.

The Red Cross blood drive makes a third appearance at West Linn high school on April 14

Nicole Joerger, Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2016
During a jamboree against Wilson, Ryan Klose, senior dodges against a defender. Klose led all players with 6 goals scored for the Lions against Claremont. The Lions look to increase their winning streak with a victory over Clackamas on Wednesday night.

Ryan Klose, senior, leads West Linn to a dominant 20-9 victory over Claremont, B.C.

Connor Maloney, Staff Reporter
April 12, 2016

Red Cross blood drive set to arrive Feb. 8

Nicole Joerger, Co-Editor-in-Chief
February 8, 2016

Boys Basketball team vies for fourth straight state title

Connor Whitbey, Co-Athletics Editor
December 14, 2015

Tame Impala takes a new direction with “Currents”

Owen Kachirisky, Staff Reporter
December 3, 2015
Students support their high school softball team by wearing new West Linn bracelets. The WLHS softball team is selling bracelets as a fundraiser for their upcoming season.

Softball team looking for student support

Brooke McKelvey, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2015
Playing on tour for their 2015 album “Aureate Gloom,” “Of Montreal” incorporated lasers, actors and huge colorful props perfectly with their psychedelic songs. The 20 year old band brought old and new fans to the Wonder Ballroom in downtown Portland Nov. 1.

“Of Montreal:” a one-of-a-kind creative experience

Julia Mogen, Co-Arts and Culture Editor
November 17, 2015
Michael Jonsson on his first day in Mexico City. While living in Mexico City, Michael Jonsson experienced cultural shock because of the differences between Mexico and Oregon.

A Whole New World

Zoe Craig, People Editor
November 17, 2015
Laurel Sleeper, junior, performs at Wordstock on Nov. 7 in the Portland Art Museum. Sleeper performed ‘The Applicant’ by Sylvia Plath and ‘Her Kind’ by Anne Sexton. Kate Walters and Riley Knowles, juniors, performed at Wordstock as well.

Wordstock showcases poetry talent

Grace Nickas, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2015

Trailing Off

Mackenzie Krish, Staff Reporter
November 10, 2015
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