Lake Oswego High School - Lakers Log Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

Published by the Student Body of Lake Oswego High School, Oswego, Oregon 1953 Edition—Volume 11 In the land of tall, green fir trees, In the great Northwest, Stands a school at Lake Oswego, Ranked among the best. Lake High standards will not falter Purple and the White. Always to them we’ 11 be loyal Ever hold upright. FOREWORD As you turn the pages of this book you will see pictures of classes, clubs, assemblies, sports, and many other activities. They are more than photographs, however; they are visible memories of a very important part of your life. It takes many years to complete a lifetime and these are the formative years which will determine to a large extent the kind of adult you will eventually become. Students who feel and express a great deal of school spirit become constructively active adults and, because we feel it is such an important phase of our school life, we have made school spirit the theme of this year’s book. We wish to draw your attention to its value and its exemplification. Having just completed our second year, we are proud of our accomplishments; let us continue to strengthen our unity and loyalty to Lake Oswego High School. 3 DEDICATION We, the students of Lake Oswego High School, in dedicating the 1952-53 Lakers' Log, would like to express our sincere thanks to the group which has done so much for us here at school and in our homes toward promoting school spirit. We know of the untiring efforts of the members to give us a beautiful, well-lighted football field. To finance these lights, they sponsored two carnivals, called “Lakers’ Lite Nites,” each of which was very successful. After the installation of the lights came the setting up and painting of the bleachers, which will seat 1250 persons. Although only the previously mentioned projects are apparent to someone outside the community, we students know that without the help we have received behind the scenes, this school year would not be the success that it has been. Again we wish to say how much we appreciate the Dads’ Club of Lake Oswego. Thanks, Dads! PRESENTATION OF PURCHASE OF FOOTBALL LAKERS’ LITE NITES SCHOLARSHIPS BLANKETS Of what does it consist—that intangible thing we call school spirit? Is it the memory of good times shared with others our own age? Is it satisfaction in noteworthy achievement in sports and other activities of those who are housed under the same administrative roof? We can’t define it, but we know it's there. Without that elusive something a school is just a building with people in attendance; but with it a school becomes an alma mater and the boys and girls a student body with unified loyalty, aims, and pride. Our sprite is but two years old; yet already it’s attaining the proportions of a real spirit. Keep it growing! MR. HAROLD SANTEE If it takes a leader in his own school life to be a school administrator, Mr. Santee is extremely well fitted for the job of Superintendent of Schools of this district. In his own school days, Mr. Santee was president of his senior class, a member of the basketball and track teams and an adtive participant in high school dramatics. All of these things have afforded him experience and appreciation in the things which appeal to young people. Add to all this Mr. Santee’s genuine liking for and understanding of people and you’ll realize why he was and is a school leader—why he exemplifies genuine school spirit. MR. ROBERT BELKNAP That our principal has dramatic ability, a snapshot on a succeeding page will testify. There we see Mr. Belknap in the role of a butler in a school play, costumed becomingly for the part. But dramatics wasn’t his only forte in his own school days. He played basketball, football, baseball, and tennis, and was class president; and, with all that, he maintained membership in the National Honor Society. We are proud to have as an administrator a real exponent of school spirit. 8 Left to right—Mrs. Helen Miller, Mr. George Carl, Mr. Frederick Torp, Mr. Robert Belknap, Dr. C. K. Chapman, Mr. Harold Santee, Dr. Everill Fowlks, Mr. Harry Lovett, Dr. C. Todd Jessell. Behind all of Lake Oswego High School’s achievements is the School Board. When problems arose it was the School Board that thought and planned with a great deal of effort how they should be solved. When we needed more parking space, the athletic field drained, and the track made usable, to whom did we turn? Yes, the School Board. With their wonderful spirit and vision for making and carrying out plans for our school, they have won a high place in our esteem. We think ours is the finest school board any school could have. Miss Barbara Lux Dc n of Girl Mr Clark Brown Guidance and Placement Director FACULTY Miss Frances Barbey Instructor in Social Studies Dr. Arthur Boggs Instructor in English Mr. Charles Bowles Instructor in Science and Math Mr. James Broad Instructor in Math Mr. John Chrismer Instructor in yping. Retail Selling, and Math Supervisor of School Store Mr. Robert English Speech Consultant Mr. Cliff Giffin Director of Physical Education Mr. Roy Hadley Instructor in Science and Math Mr. Donald Keiling Instructor in Driver Training Miss Lenora Martin Librarian and Instructor in Speech Mr. James Mullins Instructor in Biology and General Science Mrs. Bonita Myers Instructor in English and Social Studies Mr James Nastasia Instructor in Art Mrs. Elizabeth Orem Instructor in Shorthand. Bookkeeping. Typing. Office Practice, and Transcription Mr. Robert Orth Instructor in Dramatics. Stagecraft. Math, and English Mr. Donald Paul Instructor in English and Social Studies Mrs. Dorothy Peetz Instructor in English and Social Studies Mrs. Evelyn Perkins Instructor in Home Economics Miss LeAura Peters Instructor in English and Social Studies Mr. James Pizzo Instructor in Social Studies vliss Doris Popple Director of Physical Education Mr. Laurence Pratt Instructor in Journalism and English Supervisor of Lakeviews Mr. Leslie Schrobder Instructor in Industrial Arts Mr. David Sherman Instructor in English Miss Eva Proulx Instructor in French and Spanish Mr. Jack Sweeting Instructor ii. Math and Algebra Mr. Elmer Ross Director of Band and Vocal Music Mrs. Dorothy West Instructor in Typing, Math, and Latin Supervisor of Lakers' Log Mr. William Woodward Instructor in Industrial Arts 2 . - Gay Paree in miniature. Mrs. Ruth Wetherbv Instructor in Social Studies and English Mrs Ada Woods Director of Orchestra IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS— Flivver-happy Harold. Winsome Wetherby. “ You say you want me to look coy? A Broad Outlook. Butler Belknap. SCHOOL SECRETARIES Ellen Eversmann, Mary Smith, Shirley Bamberg. BUS DRIVERS Darrell Kelly, Roy Salyer, Ray Blodgett, Lorin Walker. CAFETERIA Marguerite Cadigan, Zelma Ankersmit, Blanche Left-wich, Win Chamberlin. Alberta Cole, County Health Nurse. OFFICE PRACTICE E. Liefke, D. Schaefer, J. Williams, J. Smith, R. Douglas, M. Ekvall, M. Worth, N. Phelps, D. Wert, S. Tabor, J. Brown, R. Mack, A. Hackworth, M. Grill, L. Rau, B. Anderson. TEACHER-STUDENT ACTIVITIES Seventh Grade Typing Activity Period Dancing Driver Training Field Trip Tree Planting Scott Shanks, First Vice-President r Sally Powers, Secretary Philip Hill, President THE EXECUTIVE BOARD School spirit, like patriotism, flourishes best in an atmosphere of cooperation and participation in school government. Mr. Santee realized this and early in the year established a policy of true student government. The wishes of the students reached the board via the suggestion box, and when the suggestions were wise and feasible they were acted upon. We feel that this year’s board has been exceptionally strong and active and the members have proved to be fine representatives of the students as a whole. As individuals they are exponents of the very qualities of which school spirit is comprised—athletic leadership, scholastic attainment, willingness to work, constructive thinking, and sociability. Kenneth Stevens, Second Vice-President Margery Davisson, Social Co-ordinator ROOM REPS Row 1—P. Lyman, J. Becker, S. Dodge, M. Paulson, S. Shepard, C. Richer, D. Cox, T. Fowlks, B. Weinel. Row 2—G. Davidson, C. Sundholm, S. Fors, B. Womack, H. Stipe, P. Otness, S. Powers, M. Davisson, V. Gibbs, D. Athearn. Row 3—L. McGuire, R. Brown, S. Shanks, P. Hill, G. Hamblet, B. Huget, J. Erben, D. Finlay, S. Gilbert, D. Woods, J. Ryder. EXECUTIVE BOARD Kenneth Stevens, President Lyn Shanks, Vice-President Mike Lain, Secretary Sharon Spencer, Treasurer Carolyn Bragg, Social Coordinator SOCIAL COMMITTEE Back Row—B. Womack, D. Lovett, P. Lyman, M. Davisson, M. Murphy. Front Row—M. Ekvall, J. Peterson, D. Anderson, S. Edstrom. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE D. Pearson, V. Gibbs, D. Finlay, B. Church. CAREER DAY COMMITTEE Mrs. Orem, G. McCart, D. Winchester, J. Fallon, A. Kyle, M. Crunley. NOON MOVIE COMMITTEE P- White, L. Ross, Sherri Tabor, B. McCord. Tuesday: Athletic Awards 1 Monday: Student Teacher Day 7 T H GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Tom Davis, President Lake Oswego’s youngest and decidedly largest class entered school with a slight feeling of greenness. But through their active and whole-hearted participation in school affairs they were soon understanding and contributing to real school spirit. We are happy to have them and wish them the best of luck. 22 SEVENTH GRADE Row —Joann Boody, Linda Bamberg, Renagene Bickel, Joanne Brown, Linda Barnett. Row 2— Donna Bake, Naomi Burchett, Darlene Boyer, Betty Brown, Carolyn Burdick. Row 3—Ralph Blodgett, James Anderson, Steve Altick, Lome Betler, Rodger Baughman. Row 4— Mike Clark, Bob Chamberlin, Jim Crommett, Gary Clinkscales, Doug Chisholm. Row 5—Rodger Chapel, Janet Carlson, Sally Casselman, Ed Ballard, Bill Barnes. Row 1 — Sherry Dickerson, Betty Ellis, Gary Hansen, Sonja Griffith, Linda Gilmer. Row 2—Robert Gillette, Mike Fewel, James Douglas, Tom Fox, Peter Franzwa. Row 3—Terry Gardner, Ted Fowlks, Gene Fisher, John Hopkins, Raymond Hughes. Row 4—Gerald Dc Chaine, Dick Did-zun, Tom Davis, Robert Chapel, Roy Hazen. Row 5—Beverly Hughes, Linda Hansen, Ginger Helzer, Sharon Herbst, Suzanne Harbinsky. Row 1—Lela Lee, Lois Kruse, Betty Kevin, Donald Kelleher, Jim Link. Row 2—Bob Hammond, Michael Leonard, James Laier, Peter Lynch, Larry Lehner. Row 3—Gary King, Chet Kershaw, Peter Lyman, David James, Bill Knorr. Row 4—Jerry Mitchell, Judy Hendricks, Carol Lovett, Linda LaHusen, Laura Kidd. Row 5—Rodney Martin, Bob Meadows, Jack Motsenbocker, Jim McGuire, Ross Othus. 23 Row 1—Lee Morgan, Bradley Pike, Jean Peterson, Tonea McPheeters, Judy Marks. Row 2—Bill Newton, Ken Pickard, Mary McCullough, Sally Nelson, Linda Powers. Row 3—David Patterson, Steve Mitchell, Ann Mossman, Susan Martin, Marilyn Paulson. Row 4—Peter Papulski, Bill Remsen, Stewart McAllister, Steven Schenk, Ed Robinson. Row 5— Marcia Ruby, Carol Rountree, Joyce Richardson, Larry McCart, Terry Reeve. Row 7—Shirley Shepard, Clara Ted-row, Linda Sparks, Marcia Spratlen, Gloria Torrence. Row 2—Susan Schwabe, Becky Womack, Judy Wanker, JoAnn Worthington, Alan Willis. Row 3—Dennis Urfer, Duane Young-bar, Margaret Weibel, Kathleen Watson, Diane Weitzel. Row 4— Terry Simonson, Allen Rasmussen, Bill Weinel, Fred Wood, Dick Wilding. Row 5—Douglas Sutton, Richard Dickson, Paul Samuelson, Arnold Southwell, Leslie Smith. Row 6—Shane Skriiko, Thomas White, Patrick Wright. 8 T H GRADE CLASS OFFICERS The only class with a girl president is a distinction belonging to the eighth grade. Under Molly Gray’s able leadership, this lively group of underclassmen sponsored two candy sales and put on a dance strictly for their own class members, using the theme “St. Patrick’s Paradise.” Molly Gray, President Susan Hoelscher, Treasurer Diana Anderson, Secretary Rocky Eggers, Vice-President 25 Norman Cooper, Sergeant-At-Arms EIGHTH GRADE Row 1 — Walter Becker, George Adams, Bill Burke, Tommy Babb, Jon Allen. Row 2—Judy Adams, Marlene Burchett, Carol Bcnfield, Marky Allender, Janis Burchett. Row 3— Sharon Alf, Caroline Bragg, Diana Anderson, Dixie Cox, Eunice Andrews. Row 4— Eileen Chamberlin, Norman Cooper, Nancy Culter, Sheryl Cramer, Cathy Chisholm. Row 5—Penny Corie, Jimmie Dickson, Allen Dick, Frank Dornan, Bryan Downes. Row 1—Karen Hartke, Diane Elliott, Sue Edstrom, Barbara Furtney, Sonia Hurley. Row 2—Deanne Hoffee, Marlene Howard, Jean Holte, Carolyn Hess, Dianne Heueisen. Row 3—Karen Hallwyler, Molly Gray, Diane Ely, Susan Hoelscher, Ann Gagnon. Row 4—Rocky Eggers, Dick Gilbert, Larry Fogdall, Stan Griffiths, Donald Hoffee. Row 5—Jim Herndon, Russell Hendricks, Albert Holden, Keith Hodson, Charles Gardner. Row 1—Jack Meadows, David Leland, Stuart Fors, Donald Burdick, Robert Levy. Row 2—James Peterson, Gene Me-Knight, Don Laws, Doug Lee, Hans Lubenow. Row 3— Patty Livermore, Sara Kelly, Patty Kelley, Carol Kicher, Janine McAllister. Row 4— Dick Pctteys, Diane Nelson, Douglas McGahan, John Hedges, Wayne Murphy. Row 5— Monita Parrish, Trudy Nicolls, Ronald Perkins, Todd Jessell, Bill McMonagle. Row 1 — Carol Ann Smith, Sandra Shaw, Diane Sleeman, Diane Thompson. Row 2—Chris Weisenheimer, Francine Phelps, Lynne Skriiko, Mary Shiels, Margy Schaefer. Row 3—Judy West, Mike Smith, Denny Rees, Jerry Smythe, Denny Rice. Row 4— Tim Ward, Sandra Smith, Bonnie Stauffer, Susan Spier, Norman Raffaell. Row 5—Conrad Sundholm, Lee Stidd, Jerry Ripka, Bill West, Gary Thye. — C VEGO i. Glorious Field Trips. What Fun. In Spring . . Queen Diane. Bonaparte. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mike Lain, President The Freshman Class sponsored a most successful Chinese auction at the Lakers’ Lite Nite Carnival this year. Pens, pencils, Pendleton shirts, glasses, and numerous other items found ready buyers. The ninth grade also helped in planning the Lower Division Council and members of this class patrol the halls as part of their contribution to student government. r Barbara Davis, Vice-President J’Anny Thacker, Treasurer I Sharon Spencer, Secretary 1 I 28 Eddie Barton, Sergeant-At-Arms FRESHMAN CLASS Row —Adrianne Brockman, Diana Boody, Helen Bender, Jackie Becker, Ann Batchelor. Row 2—Jim Brooks, Eddie Barton, Larry Byrne, Teddy Braun, Peggy Brady. Row 3—Carole Dahl, Tom Curran, Gene Chamberlin, Linda Cedergrcen, Sally Dennis. Row 4—John Davis, Sharon Davis, Barbara Davis, Kathleen Dale, Sally Dodge. Row 5—Gordon Ernst, Dick Goodall, Joan Fincher,D onneta Elliott, Nancy Jo Ebenstciner. Row — Beverly Howard, Sally Johnson, Sondra Hayes, Isolee Hagan, June Hoffman. Row 2— Nancy Harold, Kathy Gray, Sandra Lovett, Pat Knox, Sandra Hansen. Row 3—Judy Meyer, Mary McLean, Margie Hill, Judy McCord, Rodney Grimm. Row 4—Peter Hilstrom, Dick Hendricks, Mike Lain, Dennis Greenwood, John Lundy. Row 5—Billy Hosea, Tim James, Jerome Henshaw, Kent Harbinsky, Oliver Jones. Row — Caroline Popsun, Nora Me-Cart, Marilyn Mullen, Cathy Owens, Darlene Rogers. Row 2—Judy McCormick, Marilyn Naugle, Marilyn Murphy, Myrna Robbins, Betty Rolfe. Row 3— Doug Robinson, Micky Ritchie, Ronald Rohweder, Mike Riley, Jim Ryder. Row 4—Mike McGahan, Arlan Madsen, Sally Schenk, Grant Rutherford, Bob Ryan. Row 5—Harold Neal, Phillip Otncss, Norman Mabee, Ronald Morris, Robert Pinardi. 29 Row 1—Carole Waddington, Charlene Van Leeuwen, J’Anny Thacker. Row 2—June Stone, Pat Tockert, Romay Severson, Nancy Smith. Row 3—Gary Woods, Billy Walker, Arthur Willie, Teddy Wood, Daniel Voorhies. Row 4—Peter White, James Tedrow, Larry Wells, Hans Slade, Harry Stipe. Row 5—Stewart Williams, John Wei-bel. Burton Ward, Loran Steinberg. Lovable Bunny Hop? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS One hundred per cent membership! The sophomore class was the first class to attain this goal through the purchase of student body cards at the beginning of the school year. This netted them a fine prize of $10. The class further helped its finances by selling soft drinks at the games. At the end of the school year the sophomore class had an outing at Jantzen Beach on June 4. After this gala affair they all knew the work that had been done during the year was well worth the effort. Jon Ryder, President SOPHOMORE CLASS Row 1—Sonia Babb, Donna Arnett, Joyce Carlson, Debbe Conklin, Judy Barber. Row 2— Virginia Brown, Joanne Baker, Sharon Beardmore, Kaye Allen, Joy Bentley. Row 3—Denny Allen, Jean Betler, Mary Austin, Loretta Bickel, Janet Cruickshank. Row 4—Dean DeChaine, Jim Brooks, Jerry Cole, Dave Cole, Lee Cunningham. Row 5—Carl Buddeau, Larry Allen, Mike Casey, Donny Beckner, Don Campbell. Row 1—Gerry Fulkerson, Dorothy Elmore, Bonnie Hughes, Nancy Helzer, Kris Hellis. Row 2— Karen Goodman, Jane de Luccia, Barbara Hackworth, Kathleen Hovies, Mary Ann Donnelly. Row 3—Sharon Garrow, Shirley Hoffman, Pat Huntting, Carole Fogdall, Colleen Didzun. Row 4—Jack Dick, Richie Dorr, Die Edstrom, Peter Dowsett, Robertta Douglas. Row 5—Bob Dickson, Tony Goodrich, John Fowlks, Arthur Furtney, Philip Gibbs. Row 1 — Bill Huntting, Larry Miller, Dick Hutson, Greg Mahoney, Tom Miller. Row 2—Jo Helstrom, Jay Kuykendall, Pat Meyers, Dianne Headrick, Made-lyn Lindsay. Row 3— Roger Moment, Jerry Mach-um, Elgie Larson, Helen McGuire, Ruth Madgen. Row 4— David Motsenbocker, Bill Kerner, Darrell McKay, Rick Mather, Larry McGuire. Row 5—Larry May, Dave Mitchell, Eddie Jockers, Dick Knight, Robert McKenna. A 32 SOPHOMORE CLASS Row I — Rocky Satterberg, Bill Hall, Jay Petrin, Jimmy Powers, Don Nelson. Row 2—Harriet Smith, Janice Reisner, Nancy Phelps, Carol Nelson, Judy Nicolls. Row 3—Mary Ann Smith, Marilyn Stewart, Judy Sundquist, Frances Siegenthaler, Helen Simrell. Row 4—Gene Schutzler, Mike Riley, Jack Pontious, Dick Paine, Jon Ryder. Row 5—Bill Nance, Dan Jensen, Dennis Oliver, Kieth Patchett, Dave Pearson. Row 1 — Nancy Young, Valiant Wilson, Patty White, Elnora West, Carol Taylor, Merri Worth. Row 2—David Wolfington, Jerry Wood, Bob Womack, Robert Willie, Don Slecman. Row 3—Koch Whitchurch, Rodney Worthington, Ernest Tucker, Bob Thomas, Ed Witsberger. Row 4—Jim Whelchel, Ted Venables, Bud Sydnam, Darrel Templeton, Jon Schleuning. Row 5—Jon Thompson, Todd Sloan, Paul Thiess, Jerry Schwarz, Terry Shea. Wow, what a change! Snow Bunnies. Allen’s First Mobile. X Love is better than ever! 34 Come Back Little Sherman. Stuck? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The projects sponsored by the Junior Class were many and varied. First in importance was the highly successful Junior Prom. Using the theme Evening In Paris, the Juniors converted the cafetorium into a veritable French Cafe under a starlit blue sky. Then the Juniors entertained the Seniors with a truly handsome sendoff at Aerial Dam, spareing themselves no effort to be perfect hosts. Lastly, this enterprising group sold candy and cupcakes, pillows and novel license plate tags to augment their finances. John Erben, President Peter Voorhies, Treasurer Sandra Petty, Secretary Mike Holmes, Vice-President Chris Kisky, Sergeant-At-Arms JUNIOR CLASS Row — Martha Crumley, Janet Duffy, Marie Dornan, Meredith Brady, Doreen Adams. Row 2—Beth Ely, Ann Cunningham, Vianne Atchison, Marvcne Ekvall, Jack Cedergreen. Row 3—Peter Culter, Barry Adams, John Bates, Ron Benfield, George Davidson. Row 4—Doug Casebeer, Merle Belknap, John Foss, John Erben, Kent Chapman. Row —Bettie Gardner, Maren Hammond, Vera Hill, Karla Hartmann, Pat Hastings. Row 2— Georgia Groves, Donna Jones, Ann Hackworth, Kirky Fors, Mike Ernst. Row 3—Chuck Holte, Lane Goodell, Vern Grant, Stan Gilbert, Mike Holmes. Row 4—Chris Kisky, Ted Giovanini, Joe Hedges, Walter Hayes, Paul Hebb. Row 5—Gary Hamblet, Jay Kroeter, David Hedges, Carl Fullman, Allen Johnson. Row — Kathleen Riehs, Dodie Schaefer, Molly Roehr, Alice Kyle, Char-malee Morrison. Row 2— Lois Ralston, JoAnn Link, Robbie Mack, Betty Jo May, Sandra Petty. Row 3—Eddie Liefke, Bill McCord, Karen Kruse, Jack Potter, Ken Patterson. Row 4—Alex Scott, Don Neal, John Shiels, Frank Roehr, Jerry Stack. Row 5—Dick Rhodes, Bruce Nelson, John Severtson, Robert Larrett, Chuck Simonson. 36 Row 1—Sharon White, Darlene Warner, Donna Winchester, Beverly Tet-rick. Row 2—Kim Tousley, Jack Williams, Corky Wilson, Lee Woodard. Row 3— Peter Voorhies, Danny Winchester, Buell West. Row 4—Weldon Satterberg, Carleton Whelchel, Gary White. The large economy size. 20 Lessons of Body Building. Real Buddies Charm, Personality, Brains. Two Dears. Tatters and Tears Noon hour pastime. Mutt and Jeff SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class got off to a flying start with a number of class meetings under the adult guidance of Miss Barbey and Dr. Boggs. The first item of business was the selling of programs during football and basketball seasons. The class hoped to establish traditions which would be followed by its successors. One such activity was the dance which was sponsored for the upper division. Another was the senior class party, which included swimming, eating, and dancing. The Senior Skip Day was a real test of responsibility and the seniors passed with flying colors, setting a fine example in hospitality and efficiency. The details of Baccalaureate and Graduation occupied the class in May and June. The theme of Graduation was “unfinished rainbow,” and, as the class members received their diplomas, we hoped in our hearts that each would eventually discover his “pot of gold.” Don Woods, President Dr. Arthur Boggs, Advisor Miss Frances Barbey, Advisor 39 Bob Knight, Sergeant-At-Arms FREDRICK EARNEST ADAMS Rally Squad; Cross Country; Track; Swimming; Tennis; Purple O; Stag. Transfer from West Linn—Vice-President Sophomore Class; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Swimming; Jr. Toast-masters; Lettermen’s Club. JACK FREDRICK ANTONSEN President of Band; President of Choir; Member of All-Northwest Choir; Vice-President Senior Class; Baseball; Hi-Y; “You Can’t Take It With You ; Inter-club Council. Transfer from West Linn — Baseball; Basketball; Band; Music Letterman. E N I 0 J. R. ALLEY Hi-Y; Football; Student Body Treasurer; Track; Cross Country. Transfer from Lincoln—Freshman Cabinet; Optimists; Football; Track; Basketball. DIANE ELISE ATHEARN Vice-President of Tiff; Secretary of Girls’ League; Room Rep; Lake Views Staff; Junior Prom Committee. Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Annual Staff; Spanish Club. C L A S BARBARA LENNY ANDERSON Tiff; Choir; Rally Squad; Niki. Transfer from West Linn—Pep Club; Annual Staff; F.H.A. JUDITH JEAN AVISON Secretary of Senior Class; Inter-club Council; Annual Staff; Girls’ League Senior Rep; President of Tiff; Secretary of Tiff; Sweetheart of Junior Class; Carnival Princess. Transfer from West Linn — Pep Club; F.H.A. 40 MICHAEL GARTH BODE Chairman of Skipday; Judge of Twirpday Court; Junior Prom Committee; Alta Monte; Stag; Football; Basketball. Transfer from The Dalles—Football; Basketball; Baseball. RAYMOND ARTHUR CASSELMAN. Jr. Orchestra; Band; Dance Band; Swimming. Transfer from West Linn—Swimming: Band; Wrestling. SENIOR JANE ELLEN BROWN Treasurer of Girls’ League; Tiff; Co-captain of Swimming Team; President of Tri-Hi-Y; Niki; Choir Club. Transfer from West Linn—G.A.A.; Swimming Team. ELIZABETH ELLEN CHURCH Vice-President of Tiff; Sergeant-at-Arms of Tiff; Rally Squad Alternate; Masque; Constitution Committee; Pep Club; Treasurer of Junior Red Cross; Inter-club Council; Assembly Committee; Speech Meets; Dear Brutus”; “Years Ago”; “You Can’t Take It With You.” Transfer from West Linn—Pep Club; National Thespians; Jr. Toastmasters; Secretary of Spanish Club; Girls' Chorus; Speech Meets; Junior Red Cross; G.A.A.; National Forensics League; Freshman Social Committee; Best Foot Forward”; Our Miss Brooks.” CLASS RONALD GORDON BROWN Junior Prom Committee; Vice-President of Purple O; Sergeant-at-Arms of Hi-Y; Social Studies Rep; Vice-President of Junior Class; Football; Basketball; Track; Member of Twirpday jury; May Day Manager; Stag. Transfer from West Linn—Vice-President of Spanish Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Frosh King. PATRICIA JEANNE COFFMAN Tiff; Tri-Hi-Y; Niki; President of F.B.L.A.; Career Day Chairman; Pep Club. Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A. 41 WILLIAM PRIMM COSART Delegate to national convention of National Ass’n of Student Councils; Chaplain of Hi-Y; President of Hi-Y; Football; Basketball Manager; Purple O; Secretary of Assembly Committee; Chairman of Publicity Committee; Constitution Committee; President of Honor Society; Panel Member; Re gion III O.S. Ass’n of Student Councils; Panel member of Student Forum; Stag. Transfer from Lincoln—Room Rep; Decon Club; Honor Society; Student Body Nominating Committee; President of Fire Squad; Key Club. MARGERY ELIZABETH DAVISSON Tiff; Social Co-ordinator of Student Body: Tri-Hi-Y; Masque; Alta Monte; Honor Society; Constitution Committee; U.N. Pilgrimage; “You Can’t Take It With You.” Transfer from Lincoln — Kappa Zeta; CoDian: Editor of Freshman Class Paper. E N I 0 ESTHER CLAIRE CRANE Nurses’ Club. Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A. RICHARD BENNET DeCHAINE Treasurer of F.B.L.A.; Secretary of Purple O; Alta Monte; Band; Football; Wrestling; Track; Baseball; Cross Country; Sergeant-at-Arms of Ruse; You Can’t Take It With You. Transfer from West Linn—Lettermen's Club; Ski Club; Band; Wrestling; Football; Baseball. c L A S MATULA GUS DAVALIS Rally Squad; Co-editor of Lake Views; President of Tiff; Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary of Junior Class; Social Committee; Alta Monte. Transfer from Jefferson—Room Rep; Twill: Quay. WILLIAM H. DICKSON. Jr. Orchestra; Choir; Music Conference. Transfer from West Linn — Orchestra; String Quartet; Choir. 42 GLENN MERWIN DICKSON Stage Electrician; Band; Orchestra; President of Radio Club; Vice-President of Ink Spots. Transfer from Benson—Ice Hockey. JOANNE HELEN EDSTROM President of Pep Club; Vice-President of Alpha Phi Epsilon; Secretary of F.B.L.A.; Vice-President of Pep Club; Nonette; Band; District Girls' League President; Inter-club Council; Lake Views Staff; Rally Squad; Tennis Team. Transfer from Grant—“G Note; All-city Band; Tennis Team; Hi-C; Honor Roll; Collegium: G.A.A. SENIOR JOANNE DONNELLY Girls' League President; Historian of Tiff: Secretary of Alta Monte; Lake Views Staff. Transfer from Washington — Phreno, Gamma Sigma; Reg. Room Rep. JOAN ALICE FALLON Vice-President of Niki; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.A.; Pep Club; Career Day Committee. Transfer from West Linn—G.A.A.; F.H.A. L A S JOHN WILLARD EARLENBAUGH May Day Manager; Alta Monte; President of Stag; Chairman of Student Body Card Drive; Student Forum. Transfer from West Linn—Track. JOHN DONALD FINLAY, Jr. Ruse; Alta Monte; President of Masque; Assembly Committee; You Can’t Take It With You”; “On Borrowed Time”; “Dear Brutus. Transfer from West Linn—Band; Jr. Toastmasters. s 43 EDWARD FRANCIS FOERSTER Transfer from Vernonia—Football .Archery. GLEN WILLIAM GRANT Football; Basketball; Baseball; Purple O. Transfer from Eureka, California—Football; Basketball; Baseball. S E N I 0 DONALD DEAN FOSS Senior Class Prophecy Committee; Masque; Basketball; Cross Country; Baseball; Ser-geant-at-Arms of French Club; Annual Staff; “You Can’t Take It With You”; “For Heaven’s Sake.” Transfer from Queen Anne, Seattle—Latin Club; Baseball. MARGARET ARLENE GRIFFITHS Treasurer of Tiff; Honor Society; Vice-President of Girls’ League; Inter-club Council. Transfer from West Linn—Treasurer of Spanish Club; Jr. Toastmasters; G.A.A. R L A S VALERIE BLAINE GIBBS D.A.R. Citizenship Award; Secretary of Tiff; President of Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Girls’ League Jr. Rep.; Rally Squad; Junior Prom Chairman; Assembly Committee. Transfer from Lincoln—Copian; Kappa Zeta; Girls’ League Freshman Rep; Ser geant-at-Arms of Junior Honor Society. MILDRED CLARE GRILL Tiff; Choir; Junior Prom Committee; Nominating Committee; Niki. Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A.; Annual Staff. 44 WARREN DAVID GROVES Transfer from Balboa, California. WILLIAM D. HAZEN, Jr. Alta Monte; Vice-President of Masque; Stag; Lake Views Staff; Rally Squad Alternate; Junior Prom Committee; Chairman of Send-off; “On Borrowed Time”; “Dear Brutus”; “Years Ago.” Transfer from West Linn—Ski Club; Treasurer of Jr. Toastmasters; National Thespians; Speech Meets; Tumbling team; Wrestling; National Thespians; “You Can’t Take It With You”; “Best Foot Forward”; “Arsenic and Old Lace”; “Our Miss Brooks.” E N I 0 CARLA JEAN HAGAN Editor of Annual; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y; Masque; Ruse; Niki; Swimming Team. Transfer from West Linn—Debate; National Forensic League; F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Swimming Team; Spanish Club. PHILIP SHERIDAN HILL, Jr. Room Rep; Stag; Student Body President; Election Committee; President of Region III Oregon State Ass’n of Student Councils. Transfer from Grant—Room Rep; Sinco-Sanks; Duce. L A S THOMAS STANTON HAYES Treasurer of Senior Class; Choir Club; Stag; Track; “You Can’t Take It With You”; “For Heaven’s Sake.” Transfer from Washington — Optimist; Track; Domino. BARBARA LEE HUGHES President of Nurses’ Club; Inter-club Council; Honor Society; Secretary of Nurses’ Club; Pep Club. Transfer from Girls’ Polytechnic—Thes-pianettes; Science Club; F.H.A.; Junior Red Cross. 45 JOSEPH WALTER HUGHES Alta Monte. Transfer from West Linn—Ski Club. ROBERT LAURENCE KNIGHT Purple O; Hi-Y; Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class; Football; Basketball; Track. Transfer from West Linn. m I l E N I 0 RICHARD LAWRENCE JONES Treasurer of Stag; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Alta Monte; Masque; Christmas Play. Transfer from Central Catholic. SHIRLEY MAE LAWS Treasurer of Tiff; Carnival Princess. Transfer from Grant—Assistant Treasurer of Tao La Chi; Girls’ League Rep. c L A S S GALE KINGSBURY Alta Monte; Football; Swimming team; Stag. Transfer from West Linn—Football; Swimming; Ski Club; Track. FRANK EARL LEHNER, Jr. Band; Alta Monte; Dance Band; Tennis; Stag. Transfer from West Linn—Band; Dance Band. 46 LAURENCE DUANE LINDSAY Transfer from South High, Salt Lake City — R.O.T.C. DOUGLAS HARTFORD MAY Hi-Y; President of Alta Monte; Golf Team; Basketball; Honor Society. Transfer from West Linn—Football; Basketball; Ski Club; Golf. E N I 0 GERALD ALLEN LITTLE Orchestra; Band; Treasurer of Alta Monte; Purple O; Publicity Committee; Baseball; Swimming; Basketball; Music Letterman. Transfer from West Linn — Swimming; Tumbling; Jr. Toastmaster; Debate; Let-termen’s Club. GRACE CAROL McCART Honor Society; F.B.L.A.; Inter-Club Council; President of Niki; Tri-Hi-Y. Transfer from West Linn—Honor Society; G.A.A. c L A S DON FRASER LOVETT Hi-Y; Alta Monte; “You Can’t Take It With You”; Wrestling; Tennis; Social Committee. Transfer from West Linn—Spanish Club; Ski Club; Wrestling; Baseball; Honor Roll. JERRY BURTON McCLELLAND Football; Swimming; Chaplain of Hi-Y; Band; Orchestra. Transfer from Highline, Seattle—Football; Dance Club; Swimming; Band. 47 JOHN L. MILLER Purple O; Basketball; Sergeant-at-Arms of Stag; Choir; Alta Monte. Transfer from Newberg—Football; Basketball; Track; Vice-President of Freshman Class. JAMES HENRY NELSON Transfer from West Linn—Wrestling. SENIOR MARILYN TANIS MILLER Nurses’ Club; Choir Club; Inter-Club Council; Pep Club. Transfer from West Linn—Spanish Club; Choir. WESLEY ELVIN NELSON Baseball. Transfer from Corvallis—Student Council; Fire Squad; Baseball. c L A S S ROY LOUIS NEITA Track. Transfer from West Linn—Track. MARY CONSTANCE NEWTON Pep Club; French Club; Tennis Team; Honor Society; Nonette; Band; Niki; Orchestra. Transfer from West Linn—Music Letter-man; Band Chorus; F.H.A.; Orchestra; Honor Society. 48 DOUGLAS ROWLAND NICHOLS Hi-Y; Basketball; Football; Golf; Alta Monte. Transfer from West Linn—President of Sophomore Class; Basketball; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Football. DONALD DOYLE PEARSON Purple O; Football; Baseball. Transfer from Everett—Football; Baseball; Seagull Club. SENIOR JERRY LEE NORRIS Alta Monte. Transfer from Benson. DON GILBERT POINDEXTER Hi-Y; Stag; Alta Monte. Transfer from West Linn. NANETTE LOUISE OTNESS Rally Squad; Alta Monte; Secretary of Tiff; Chairman of Publicity Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; French Club; Masque; Library Assistant. Transfer from Lincoln—Kappa Zeta; Girls’ League Room Rep. HELEN JEAN PORTER Vice-President of Tiff; Pep Club; Honor Society; Historian of Girls’ League. Transier from West Linn—F.H.A. 49 . SALLY LOUISE POWERS Secretary of Student Body; President of Tiff; Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Society; Alta Monte; Chemistry Award; Inter-club Council; Executive Board. Transfer from Lincoln—Secretary of Freshman Class; Kappa Zeta; Copian; Jr. Honor Society; Student Body Nominating Committee. La VERNA LEE ROSS Wheels; Noon Movie Committee; “You Can’t Take It With You”; President of Ruse. Transfer from Lincoln—Sergeant-at-Arms of Tau Beta Xi; Goya; Girls’ League Rep.; Secretary of Clyis; Room Rep.; Jr. Honor Society; Sophomore Movie Committee; Y-Teens. SENIOR C LAURA LOUISE RAU Tiff; Choir; Rally Squad; Niki. Transfer from West Linn. JANE RUSSELL Tiff; Spring Editor of Lake Views; Constitution Committee; Junior Prom Committee; “You Can’t Take It With You.” Transfer from West Linn—Spanish Club; F.H.A. L A S LEWIS CLAUS ROHWEDER Alta Monte; Track; Ruse; Junior Prom Committee; Christmas Formal Committee; May Day Committee. Transfer from West Linn — Ski Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Toastmasters; Art Club. WILLIAM EDWARD SARGENT President of Science Club. Transfer from Beaverton —An nual Staff Photographer; Honor Society. 50 ft s SCOTT BOYD SHANKS President of Junior Class; Chairman of Constitution Committee; Stag; Vice-President of Hi-Y; Student Body Vice-President; President of Inter-club Council; Purple O; Chairman of Snackbar Committee; Alta Monte; Football; Election Committee. Transfer from Lincoln—Hi-Y; Decon Club; Room Rep. JANET C. SOUTHWELL Tiff; Honor Society; Pep Club. Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A. S E N I 0 DALE ALLEN SLEEMAN Track; Swimming. Transfer from West Linn. WILLIAM EARL SPENCER President of Rally Squad; Swimming; Stag; Tennis; Masque; Alta Monte. Transfer from West Linn—Ski Club; Let-termen’s Club; Jr. Toastmasters; Swimming; “Arsenic and Old Lace.” c L A S S CHARLEE EDMONE SOMMER Ruse; Masque; Publicity Committee; Alta Monte; Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y; Annual Staff; “On Borrowed Time”; “ Dear Brutus”; “Years Ago”; Junior Prom Committee; May Day Committee; Rose Festival Committee; Christmas Dance Committee. Transfer from West Linn—Art Club; Ski Club; “Our Miss Brooks”; Y Teen. MORRIS LIVINGSTON SWEET Transfer from West Linn—Ski Club; Wrestling. 51 SHERRI LYNN TABOR Alta Monte; Noon Movie Committee; Masque; Wheels; Ruse; Christmas Play; You Can’t Take It With You.” Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A.; Toastmasters; G.A.A. DARLENE MARIE WERT F.B.L.A.; Niki. Transfer from West Linn—F.H.A. I SENIOR DONALD CARLOS THOMPSON Stag; Lake Views Staff; Basketball; Rose Festival Chairman; Jr. Prom Committee. Transfer from West Linn—Spanish Club; Junior Red Cross. GLEN LEAVERN WILDING F.B.L.A. West Linn—Wrestling. L A S JEAN ANN TOUSLEY Historian of Tri-Hi-Y; Honor Society; Art Club; Art Editor of Annual; Speech Meets; Rose Festival Chairman. Transfer from Lincoln—Sophomore nominating Committee; Honor Roll; Card Shufflers. KAROLYN JEAN WILLIE Sergeant-at-Arms of Tiff; Treasurer of Masque; F.B.L.A.; Band; Inter-club Council; “Years Ago. Transfer from Lincoln—Band; Room Rep.; Inter-club Council; F.B.L.A.; President of T wanda. 52 JAMES DEAN WILSON Football; Treasurer of Purple O; Sergeant-at-Arms of Hi-Y; Track. Transfer from West Linn—Lettermen's Club; Football; Track; Basketball. CHARLES LEE WORTH Alta Monte; Wrestling; Tennis. Transfer from West Linn—Ski Club; Tennis; Baseball. E N I 0 R SALLY ANN WILSON Tiff; Alta Monte; “You Can’t Take It With You.” Transfer from Oregon City—Ioda Phi; O.C. Club; Ski Club; Rally Squad. VINCENT GALE WRIGHT Football. Transfer from West Linn — Lettermen’s Club; F.H.A.; Football. c L A S S DON LAWRENCE WOODS President of Senior Class; Football; Baseball ; Cross Country; Basketball; Basketball Manager; President of Purple O; Treasurer of Junior Class. Transfer from West Linn—Football; Baseball; Basketball. Hick and the city gal. Friends from ’way back. Let s have a little cooperation, fellows. Hot Rod Hanna. Find the hidden Foss-il Goof us. Be good or I' 11 drown ya! : n - - v tgt Shoe at half-mast ABSENTEES AND NEW STUDENTS Row 1—Mary Howard, Patty Hall, Judi Montfort, Virginia Mathews, Barbara Kling, Theo Carpenter. Row 2—Jeff Chandler, Jimmy Blodgett, Paul Wobbe, Charles Carter, Larry Cheney, Raymond Bennett, Frank Mullin. Row 3—Courtney Newman, Mike Kemler, Jack Hansen, Kent Wiley, Albert Holden, Peter Pray, Bill Dan-forth. Row 1—Patty Houdek, Maureen Cheney. Row 2—Marcia Kelly, Marilyn Heis-ley, Barbara Papulski, Maxine Becker, Jean Spaulding. Row 3—Lonnie Tetrick, Bob Mullin, Bob Huget, Tom Moll, Ron Somers, Doug Dwight. 55 JUNIOR PROM EVENING IN PARIS Fountain of Youth 57 Row 1—D. Gilbert, J. Brown, M. Dornan, S. Edstrom, M. Murphy, B. Hughes, V. Gibbs, J. Avison, P. Coffman, L. Tetrick. Row 2— G. Dickson, D. Ely, A. Cunningham, B. Papulski, S. Cramer, L. Ross, S. Shanks, J. Donnelly, G. McCart, S. Powers, J. Edstrom. Row 3—L. Maguire, D. Finlay, P. Otness, J. Antonsen, G. White, B. Cosart, D. Woods, B. Spencer, G. Shutzler, D. May. THE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-club Council establishes the policies for all the clubs of Lake Oswego High School. This year it has stressed the need for more clubs, representing all phases of student activity. As to its accomplishments, the Council has established bulletin board space for club announcements, supervising the displays placed each week in the front windows by the various organizations, and providing the driving force behind the All-School Carnival, in which the clubs participated fully. The Council also served as job hunter and distributor of services by which the clubs could help the school. Thanks to their supervision, the clubs are now chartered and much of their success this year may be attributed to the efficiency of the Council. 58 LAKE VIEWS STAFF Row 2—J. Spaulding, K. Kruse, B. Tetrick, D. Elmore, J. Edstrom, D. Athearn, J. Donnelly. Row 1—T. Davalis, P. Hastings, L. Ralston, Row 3— G. White, K. Chapman, B. Hazen, D. Thompson, J. Russell, J. DuffyvI. Wundisch,.M. Brady. A. Johnson, D. May, J. Kroeter, M. Holmes. Happy workers Waiting line. Who made this mistake? LAKERS’ LOG STAFF Carla Hagan, Editor. Look at these seniors! This is art? Row 1—C. Sommer, J. Avison, D. Winchester, M. Dornan, K. Fors. Row 2—D. Winchester, D. Foss, C. Hagan, D. Neal. 60 Just a little to the left . CHOIR Row —Diane Elliott, V. Hill. S. Gravon, J. Sundquist, D. Robbins. M. McLean, M. Ekvall, R. Mad-gen. R. Douglas. Row 2—J. Bentley, P. White, S. Petty. B. Ely, C. Newton. S. White. M. Steuart, B. Howard, S. Dennis, C. Dahl, L. Bennett. Row 3— B. Hackworth. P. Meyer. T. Davalis, J. Spaulding. V. Atchison, K. Hovies, D. Headrick. C. Taylor, M. Miller, N. Harold, J. Fincher. Row 4—B. Nelson, D. Templeton, R. Larrett, T. Hayes, J. Antonsen, G.Hamblet.D. Mitchell,J. Hedges, B. Walker. NONETTE Row 1—1?. Hastings, M. Ekvall, C. Newton. Row 2—J. Edstrom, S. White, D. Robbins. Row 3—B. Ely, D. Adams, N. Somers. TRIPLE TRIO Left to Right—]. Boody, B. Womack. I. Sparks, S. Shepard, L. Bamberg, C. Benfield. M. Schaefer, M. Gray, D Ely. 61 BAND MEMBERS Twirlers Myrna Robbins Sondra Hayes Margi Hill Barbara Davis Cornets Carleton Whelchel Stan Gilbert Kris Hellis Glenn Dickson Judy McCord Jim Brooks Art Willie Denny Allen Kenny Stevens Trombones Charles Simonson Jack Antonsen Dick DeChaine Richie Dorr Mike Riley Denny Rees Tommy Babb Basses Kieth Patchett John Shiels Percussion Ray Casselman Buzz Wright Gary Wood French Horns Rod Worthington Katherine Gray Alto Horns Don Burdick Bryan Downes Director Elmer Ross Flute Carol Fogdall Oboe Sally Dodge Glockenspiel Joann Edstrom Tympani Molly Gray Baritones Stewart Fors Harold Neal Clarinets Connie Newton Carolyn Willie Jerry McClelland Jim Whelchel Jerry Little Paul Thiess Robert Willie Doug Casebeer Sonia Babb Helen McGuire Dick Gilbert Trumpets Gary Thye Loran Steinberg Art Furtney Saxophones Frank Lehner Jon Ryder Jack Dick Dean DeChaine Dannie Winchester Cadet Teacher Dwain Olanie Back Row—C. Whelchel, G. Dickson, K. Hodsun, C. Simonson. ORCHESTRA Center Row—J. Reisner, B. Hackworth, V. Brown, D. Ely, D. Nelson, S. Dodge, R. Casselman, J. Worthington. Front Row—S. Nelson, S. Harbinsky, J. Carlson, B. Dickson, T. Venables, A. Brockman, C. Fogdall, J. McClelland, C. Newton, P. Theiss, D. Cox, S. Cramer, J. Richardson, J. Worthington, J. Marks, L. Kidd. GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET mother and daughter tea Row 2—S. Spencer, Freshman Class Representative; P. White, Sophomore Class Representative; K. Fors, Junior Class Representative; J. Avison, Senior Class Representative. Row 1—P. Griffiths, Vice President; H. Porter, Historian; J. Donnelly, President; D. Athearn, Secretary; J. Brown, Treasurer. LUG DAY 63 ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY Row 1—C. Van Leeuwen, S. Spencer, S. Lovett, E. Andrews, M. Gray, D. Ely. Row 2—S. Harbinsky, J. Thacker, M. Murphy, M. Parrish, S. Hoelscher. Row 3— D. Goodall, K. Har -binsky, B. Downes, L. Fog-dall, G. Thye. OMEGA HONOR SOCIETY Row 1—B. Ely, A. Hack-worth, K. Hartmann, B. May, J. Reisner, V. Brown, V. Wilson, L. Bickel, C. Nelson, J. Baker, M. Steuart. Row 2— K. Kruse, K. Tousley, G. McCart, H. Porter, J. Southwell, S. White, P. Hastings, S. Powers, J. Tousley, M. Griffiths. Row 3—L.McGuire, E. Tucker, P. Theiss, B. Cosart, D. May, J. Schleuning, D. Pearson, R. Moment, R. Mather, J. Erben, M. Holmes, B. Huntting. PURPLE 0 Row 1—J. Miller, J. Wilson, D. Woods, J. Little. Row 2—B. Cosart, R. Brown, S. Shanks, G. Grant, F. Adams. Row 3—D. DeChaine, D. Pearson, R. Benfield, B. Knight. 64 Hl-Y Row 1—J. R. Alley, J. McClelland, B. Cosart, D. Woods, J. Wilson. Row 2— D. Lovett, G. White, E. Liefke, M. Ernst, D. Winchester. Row 3—Mr. Bowles, J. Erben, S. Shanks, M. Holmes, R. Brown, B. Knight, J. Anton-sen, D. May. TRI-HI-Y Row — K. Hartmann, L. Ralston, P. Coffman, J. Brown, V. Gibbs, T. Davalis, J. Spaulding. Row 2— A. Cunningham, A. Hackworth, I. Wundisch, C. Hagan, M. Davisson, J. Fallon, M. Ekvall. Row 3—D. Adams, K. Kruse, S. Powers, N. Otness, G. McCart, S. White. SKI-HI Row 1 — K. Wiley, P. Papulski, C. Lovett, P. Otness, L. Powers, G. DeChaine, L. Lehner, S. Dodge. Row 2—D. Anderson, M. Weibel, S. Schwa be, M. Spratlen, T. Davis, J. Laier, P. Lynch, R. Eggers, P. Samuelson, D. Dwight. Row 3—M. Naugle, S. Davis, B. Gill, M. Parrish, S. Hayes, N. Brown, L. Wiley, S. Spencer, D. Greenwood. Row 4— M. McLean, J. Thacker, S. Johnson, J. Davis, J. Brooks, J. Meyer, S. Lovett. Row 5—M. Riley, J. Lundy, M. McGahan, J. Ryder, N. Mabee, M. Ritchie, E. Barton, M. Lain, S. Williams. 65 LE CERCLE GAULOIS Row 1 — K. Fors, B. Papulski, V. Gibbs, L. McGuire, M. Smith, J. deLuccia. Row 2—D. Foss, T. Goodrich, D. Hedges, R. Moment, T. Venables. F.B.L.A. Row i—a. Kyle, N. Somer, P. Hastings, D. Wert, P. Coffman, V. Lindbcrg, M. Dornan, D. Winchester, M. Hammond. Row 2—D. Schaefer, J. Fallon, M. Crumley, D. Adams, R. Mack, H. Smith, J. Reisner, M. Becker. Row 3—B. Kerner, T. Venables, M. Austin, K. Hovies, C. Didzun, G. McCart. NURSES CLUB Row 1 — B. Hughes, M. Miller, B. Hughes, M. Hill. Row 2— A. Batchelor, F. Phelps, B. Tctrick, C. Fogdall, J. Carlson. Row 3—C. Waddington, N. Somer, B. Hughes, N. Phelps. 66 L.D. DRAMA Row 1—D. Nelson, M. Fewel, D. Cox, S. Edstrom, S. Harbinsky, D. Youngbar, M. Ruby. Row 2—S. Spier, J. McAllister, C. Benfield, S. Cramer, B. Kevin. Row 3—D. Gilbert, S. Fors, D. Ely, C. Chisholm, L. Fogdall, D. Burdick. NIKI Row I—S. Davis, P. Coffman, S. Spencer, S. Lovett, G. McCart, H. Smith, P. Myers, M. Lindsay. Row 2—M. Robbins, A. Batchelor, P. White, N. Young, J. Thacker, D. Headrick, J. Fallon, M. Crumley. Row 3—J. Betler, J. Helstrom, C. Newton, M. Murphy, J. Brown, B. Tetrick, J. McCord, D. Elmore, J. deLuccia, S. Hayes, S. Johnson. Row 4—C. Hagan, C. Owens, J. Kuykendall, K. Hovies, M. Austin, V. Brown. WHEELS Row —C. Popsun, J. Hoffman, D. Warner, L. Ross, D. Arnett, P. Tockert. Row 2—J. Nicolls, R. Severson, J. Helstrom, S. Tabor, M. Robbins, B. Rolfe. Row 3—D. Schaefer, J. Betler, P. Huntting, S. Garrow, C. Nelson. Missing from picture: Ruth Madgen. 67 ALPHA PHI EPSILON Row J— M. Worth, B. Gardner, K. Willie, R. Douglas, D. Warner. Row 2—D. Jones. V.Grant, D. Neal, R. Mack. RUSE Row 1—C. Sommer, C. Hagan, L. Ross, E. Larsen, J. Betler. Row 2—M. Kelly, V. Gibbs, D. Schaefer, J. Helstrom, S. Tabor. Row 3—F. Roehr, D. Finlay, L. Rohweder, J. Scvertson, G. Hamblct. MASQUE Row 1 — B. Church, D. Finlay, D. Hedges, D. Jones. Row 2— M. Kelly, S. Tabor, D. Foss, B. Hazen, B. Spencer. 68 TIFF Row 1 — B. Church, S. Powers, J. Avison, J. Southwell. Row 2—S. Laws, M. Grill, J. Brown, P. Griffiths, T. Davalis, B. Anderson, P. Coffman, M. Davisson. Row 3— H. Porter, J. Russell, D. Athearn, N. Otness, L. Rau, V. Gibbs, J. Donnelly, K. Willie. STAG Row 1 — D. Jones, B. Cosart, G. Kingsbury, R. Brown, J. Earlenbaugh, J. Miller, T. Hayes. Row 2—D. Thompson, M. Bode, F. Adams, B. Spencer, D. Poindexter, D. Finlay, F. Lehner. ALTA MONTE Row 1 — D. Oliver, K. Patterson, T. Miller, R. Moment, M. Ernest, B. Spencer, D. May, D. Cole, J. Cole, R. Sattcrberg, F. Lehner, D. Lovett. Row 2—N. Davis, K. Hellis, D. Robbins, N. Young, V. Lindberg, S. Petty, J. Donnelly, T. Davalis, M. Kelly, P. Hebb, C. Morrison, D. Schaefer. Row 3—R. Mack, S. Tabor, B. Papulski, K. Kruse, J. Duffy, L. Ralston, M. Davisson, N. Otness, S. Powers, V. Atchison, D. Allen, B. Dickson, K. Patchett. Row 4—J. Ryder, J. Little, J. Bates, C. Full-man, J. Kroeter, G. Davidson, B. Hazen, D. Jones, L. Rohweder, J. Severtson, R. Mather, L. May, D. Neal. 69 CUFF Row i—L. Ralston, A. Kyle, D. Winchester, A. Cunningham, K. Hartmann, M. Dornan. Row 2—M. Ekvall, D. Schaefer, J. Spaulding, B. Papulski, J. DufFy, M. Becker. Row 3—S. Petty, K. Kruse, M. Kelly, K. Fors, J. Link, M. Brady. D. Adams. piiiiii liii'iit mm J A X Row 1—G. Davidson, C. Kisky, G. White, B. McCord, J. Bates, G. Hamblet. Row 2— J. Kroeter, E. Liefke, W. Sattcrbcrg, J. Potter, J. Erbcn, J. Severtson, C. Fullman. SAXONS Row —R. Worthington, J. Thompson, J. Cole, G. Schutzler, J. Dick, D. Cole, D. Knight. Row 2—J. Schwarz, J. Ryder, T. Sloan, J. Pontious, E. Jockers, B. Dickson. 70 LINK Row 1—S. Babb, J. Barber. S. Beard-more, L. Cedergreen, L. Bickel. J. de Luccia, J. Hoffman, S. Hansen, J. Carlson. Row 2— B. Davis, C. Dahl. K. Allen, J. Baker, D. Arnett, S. Lovett, J. Becker, N. Helzer. Row 3—K. Hellis, J. Cruickshank, S. Dodge, S. Garrow. J. Helstrom, C. Fog-dall, D. Headrick, N. Davis. S. Hayes. Row 4—B. Hughes, S. Dennis, P. Hunt-ting, D. Elmore, V. Brown, F. Dick. LINK Row 1 — F. Sicgenthalcr, M. Robbins, L. Shanks, S. Spencer, J. Sunquist, J. Nicolls. Row 2—J. Meyer, P. White, E. Larson. M. Smith, M. Stewart. H. Simre!!. Row 3—C. Taylor, C. Nelson, D. Robbins, N. Young, H. McGuire, M. Lindsay. Row 4—E. West, M. Murphy, M. Naugle, J. Thacker, R. Madgen. RADIO CLUB Row 1—G. Woods, B. Huget, G. Dickson, B. Huntting. Row 2—D. Goodall, K. Harbinsky, S. Griffiths, J. Tedrow, R. Kling. Row J—T. Curran, K. Stevens, P. Thiess, E. Tucker. 71 CLEANUP WEEK Cleanup Week proved to be an enjoyable and profitable venture. Prizes were offered for the most active participation in the campaign to clean up the building and the campus, and through its tireless efforts the Jax Club carried off the honors. Miss Peters’ second period Social Studies class, a group of 7th graders, was also awarded a prize for its stunt and its posters stressing cleanup. DELEGATES TO F.B.L.A. CONVENTION Lake Oswego High School was well represented at the state F.B.L.A. meeting held in Corvallis this spring. Betty Jo May was elected state secretary, Robbie Mack, one-year state director, and Janet Reisner, two-year state director. Pat Coffman was a nominee for the honor of outstanding business student of the year. 72 COACHING STAFF Mr. Giffin Football Basketball Baseball Mr. Kieling J. V. Football J. V. Baseball RALLY Mr. Bowles Track J. V. Basketball SQUAD 74 Boys: Bill Spencer, Fred Adams, George Davidson. Girls: Nanette Ottness, Tula Davalis, Laura Rau, Val Gibbs, Joanne Edstrom, Barbara Anderson. Second Row—Bill Cosart, Mgr.; Jay Kroeter, E; Bob Knight, T; Buz Wright, G; Dick Knight, G; Jim Wilson, G; Jerry McClelland, T; J. R. Alley, HB; Stan Gilbert, Mgr. Third Row—Mr. Giffin, Head Coach; Barry Adams, G; Gary White, G; Scott Shanks, E; Dick Jones, HB; Doug Nichols, HB; Chris Kisky, T; John Bates, E; Mr. Kieling, Asst. Coach. Fourth Row—Jon Thompson,HB; Jerry Little, E; Doug Casebeer, G; Lane Good-ell, G; Todd Sloan, QB; Weldon Satter-berg, HB; Bruce Nelson, C. Missing from Picture—Bill McCord, HB; Glen Grant, T. offensive quarterback and defensive safetyman. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Lake Oswego High School Lakers under the coaching of Cliff Giffin finished the season by placing second in the Mid-Columbia League, with a record of 2 wins, one loss and one tie, and a season’s record of 6 wins, one loss, and 2 ties. High spots of the ’52 season were senior quarterback, Don Woods’ four T.D. passes in the Tigard clash; fullback, Vem Grant’s four T.D. spree against Junction City; Gale Kingsbury’s almost single-handed goal line stand from his line backer slot in the Wy’East tilt; and Ron Brown’s 82-yard opening kickoff return for a T.D. in the Concordia game. Gaining honors for the Men of O were leading-scoring end, Gary Hamblet; hard-running fullback, Vem Grant; hefty defensive end, Jay Kroeter; and senior signal-caller, Don Woods, who were named as first team All Clackamas County Team, and Gale Kingsbury, who garnered recognition as honorable mention linebacker on the same squad. Given the L. C. Lavachek Most Valuable Player Award was senior quarterback, Don Woods, who was also named as the team captain. Senior lettermen who are lost by graduation are: J. R. Alley, halfback; Mike Bode, tackle; Glen Grant, tackle; Dick Jones, halfback; Gale Kingsbury, fullback; Bob Knight, tackle; Jerry Little, end; Jerry McClelland, tackle; Doug Nichols, halfback; Don Pearson, fullback; Scott Shanks, end; Jim Wilson, guard; Don Woods, quarterback; Buz Wright, guard; Ron Brown, halfback. 75 MIKE BODE, offensive and defensive tackle. SCOTT SHANKS, offensive end and defensive tackle. GARY HAMBLET. offensive and defensive end. JAY KROETER, offensive and defensive end. GLEN GRANT, offensive and defensive tackle. JIM WILSON, offensive and dc fensive guard. GENE SCHUTZLER. offensive and defensive halfback. BOB KNIGHT. 1 offensive tackle and defensive end r GALE KINGSBURY. offensive fullback and defensive line backer. VERN GRANT, offensive full back and defensive safetyman. 76 JERRY McClelland, offensive and defensive tackle. RON BROWN, offensive and defensive halfback. DON PEARSON, offensive full back and defensive halfback. BUZ WRIGHT, offensive and defensive guard. DICK KNIGHT offensive and defensive center JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 — B. Walker, M. Lain, L. Wells, H. Stipe, J. Schwarz, J. Cole, D. Robinson, D. Templeton. B. Huget, D. DeChaine, D. Sleeman, R. Worthington. Row 2—Mr. Keiling, K. Stevens, D. Cole, D. Jensen, P. Hilstrom, B. Thomas, M. Ritchie, B. Dickson, D. Edstrom, R. Dorr, D. Dwight, L. Steinberg, T. Miller. Row J—B. Womack, P. Otness, B. McKenna, J. Brooks, G. Chamberlin, M. McGahan, S. Williams, G. Rutherford, R. Satterberg, D. Hendricks. 77 Sparked by a brilliant fast-break attack the Laker’s rolled to a 2nd place tie with Hood River in the Mid-Columbia League with a season’s record of 16 wins and 7 losses. Top individual performances of the season were guard Bill McCord’s two 23 point bursts, the first at North Marion, the second at Evergreen, and Captain John Miller’s tremendous inspirational performance in the first Milwaukie upset. Gaining recognition on various honorary teams were Bill McCord, who was placed on both the All Mid-Columbia team and the All District team at guard, and John Miller who was selected on the All League team. Senior basketeers lost by graduation are: center Don Foss, center Glen Grant, guard Dick Jones, center Bob Knight, guard Jerry Little, forward Doug May, forward John Miller, and forward Doug Nichols. With seven experienced lettermen and the entire J. V. team coming up the prospects look excellent for next year’s squad. 78 m Leading scorer. Bill McCord, sweeps a pass to Bob under an ineffective check at Hood River. ( JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL flow —Jon Ryder, F; Jay Kroeter, C; John Erben, F; Larry May, F. Row 2—Kenny Stevens, C; Todd Sloan, G; Dick Knight, F; Dick Edstrom, F. Row J—Mr. Bowles, coach; John Bates, F; Ed Jockers, G; Jon Thompson, G; Tom Miller, Mgr. 79 BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM Row 1—P. Hebb, J. Severtson, M. Holmes, D. Allen, T. Venables. Row 2—L. Tetrick, Manager; J. Schwarz, D. Paine, M. Riley, J. Shiels, J. Cedergreen, R. Casselman, Mr. Pizzo. Coach. GIRLS’ SWIMMING 80 Row 1—J. McCord, S. Spencer, A. Hackworth, J. Brown, S. Hansen, A. Batchelor. Row 2—1. Hagan, N. Davis, C. Hagan, C. Owens, V. Atchison, V. Brown, B. Hackworth, BOYS’ TENNIS Row 1—Frank Lehner, Bill Spencer, Fred Adams, Dave Cole. Row 2—Ernie Tucker, Roger Moment, Gary Hamblet, Phil Ottness. GIRLS’ TENNIS Row I—Connie Newton, Joanne Edstrom, Kris Hellis, Patty White. Row 2—Cathy Owens, Marilyn Murphy, J’Anny Thacker, Sharon White. 81 Row 1 — Don Pearson, 3b; Don Woods, C; Vern Grant, Of P; Glen Grant, Of; Barry Adams, lb-P; Jack Antonsen, Of-P. Row 2— Coach Giffin; Rod Worthington, Of; Lane Goodell, C; Mike Ernst, Of; Jerry Little, Of; Dick DeChaine, Of; Gerald DeChaine, Batboy. Row 3—Dave Pearson, statistician; Jack Dick, 2b; Dean DeChaine, SS; Eddie Liefke, SS; John Shiels, Mgr. Mr. Pitch,” Jack Antonsen. Paced by the one-two punch of the power hitting Grant brothers, Vern and Glen, the Laker Diamond men came in second in the Mid-Columbia League pennant chase. The Lakers belted opposing pitchers to the tune of nine wins and three losses. Glen Grant led in four-baggers with six and his brother Vern led in pitching with four wins and two losses. Senior baseballers lost by graduation are: Pitcher, Jack Antonsen; Outfielders, Dick DeChaine, Glen Grant, and Jerry Little; Third baseman, Don Pearson; and Catcher, Don Woods. 82 ‘‘Mr. Hits,” Glen Grant. Pitcher and outfielder, Vern Grant. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Row —D. Hendricks, N. Womack, J. Machum, G. Mahoney, R. Dorr, H. Stipe. Row 2—D. Oliver, B. Huntting, B. McKenna, D. Allen, P. Hilstrom, J. Tedrow. D. Dwight. Row J—Mr. Kieling, D. Jensen, T. Shea, M. Ritchie, T. Venables. 83 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Row 1—Jon Ryder, Gary Hamblet, Ron Benfield, Jay Kroeter, Bob Knight, John Erben. Row 2—Lon Tetrick, Doug Robinson, Dick Rhodes, Dale Sleeman, Arthur Willie, Mike Lain, Ron Rohweder. Row 3—Art Furtney, Larry Maguire, Todd Sloan, Jerry Schwarz, Jim Ryder, Dennis Greenwood, Dick Knight, Coach Bowles. Ron Benfield, distance runner. Improving vastly with every meet, the Laker cinder-men rolled to second place in the Mid-Columbia League and eighth in the District meet, sending shot putter Dale Sleeman and high-jumper Gary Hamblet to the State Meet. The Lakers held supremacy in the field events in the League meet but were whipped in some of the distance runs. Captain for the season was ace 880-man Ron Benfield. 84 Gary Hamblet, high jump and broad jump. 85 Dale Sleeman, shot put and discus. Jon Ryder, high and low hurdles. VARSITY GOLF TEAM Row I—Jay Kroeter, Doug May, Jon Schleun-ing, Larry May. Row 2—Bob Mullins, Peter Dowsett, Jerry Schwarz, Doug Nichols, Eddie Barton. I VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Row — Don Lovett, Teddy Braun, Maryl Syd-nam, Roger Kling, Denny Allen, Larry Allen. Row 2—Coach Woodward, Lane Goodell, Dick DeChaine, Charles Worth, Milton Wood, Art Furtney. - . � v '? V. First Act Finale This story of an extremely eccentric family, portrayed in a very amusing manner, displayed the keen dramatic talent of many of our students. 88 The Cast FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE For Heaven's Sake is about a young boy who is getting instructions from Heaven on how to court a girl. We know of these unearthly instructions, but no one else does. Ah, the sweet confusion this leads to! “You never have to apologize again. “ You know this business of snaring a woman is no easy task . “How could you—you beast! 90 Beth, the Impersonator Finlay, the Magician SPEECH MEET WINNERS Row 1—L. Ralston, B. Church, N. Somers. Row 2— D. Woods, B. Huget, D. DeChaine, R. Somers. LOWER DIVISION STYLE SHOW Casey at the Bat Secretaries—past, present, or future? Mr. John Carter, President Physics “students” watch a demonstration by Mr. Hadley. Miss Lum instructs her leadership class. 91 Don Woods directs Mr. and Mrs. Pearson to their son’s class. DADS’ CLUB Mr. Doyle Pearson, President Tiff Balloon Shaving. Ski-Hi Gun Gallery. Jax Baseball Throw .......... Ur. Wf Hi-Y Last Chance Saloon. Freshman Auction. ALL SCHOOL CARNIVAL 93 Prince Margery Davisson. Escort Scott Shank . Princes Sally Wilton. Escort ff illiam Hazen. Princes Laura Rau. Escort Tom Hayes. ftrince s C.harlee Sommer. Escort Lewis Rohweder. MAY FETE Flic Second Annual May Day was led very successfully by May Hay Managers Ron Brown and John Karlenbaugh. Various athletic contests were held Friday afternoon to entertain the Queen and her Court. Later that evening the Queen’s Ball was held in Her Majesty's honor. Prince anette Otnes . Escort ff illiam C.osart. yi!EEN VALERIE I and ESCORT Valerie Cihhs -- Jaek Antonsen ASSEMBLIES Tri-Hi-Y Easter assembly. Now, now dear. Speech class in action. Where there’s smoke there’s fire. I didn’t know . . . the gun was loaded. “It says here.” Jazz Band. ir TiW