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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

X Published by the Annual Staff of Lake 0swego Hugh School 0swego 0regon 1955 Edltlon Volume IV NJ ?' A 'Q 4 Q' X 'Ev , S wa A fi? V - N X 9 O WA K , . 9 0 0 ll! , -X ,--M A A 2' X gp A nw 1' 2 X5 'Q JZ ? 2 ,qw ,WJ f X J W' f ,www ?' Ly if f W wfgjiwwv KZ , , t r , - - i - Y - l A, 'P J ,gg 7: f' -eff - , . Y . 2 i v T , JL . 1. ., 5 , 1 b A - , v ,g J, . M ,bb Q , , M ,s Y .7 ,A ., , , A I , I , 7 I . U -. ' ,. ' . gg' 4 l 5 14 lk, -.. ' 4 7 1 gr , .. f . ,. 7 1 ' .- '...z 4 Q. f - ,, . - , , ,+ .- ' . ' if . - - wwf ,wa 'pl' I, ,, 4- A 2 ,. -if K1 A t, ' - . , .nk V 'I W: f I -' M f 1 ' ,' ,f - I n f ., 4' . V A if X , I K, ,A JA ' - V A ' N f.Wufr , Y , -1 , 7 ,, ,aj ffujj. ' , -I -K - I L , v K, ..,,,fyv'?f -1- ' , 1 -Q N ,. , , ,,, y .9 gf- Y H' ' . ' L 'Z' , u Z.5 ?'hJ 'I , ' ..f. W N- '.- t A - . ' W, Al- ' ' . ' , 7' - M f' Au, . - . . 'ff f 'L ' , 14' ' 1 . , ,nf ,V W .-.i Y A , . - A W, if' A F , L l 27 , , . K t , r ii- Q A L .. I ... FOREWORD State tair ! What a variety of things comes to our minds when we say these words. All of the hurry and bustle of the crowds, the balloon man selling his wares, the livestock exposition, with its blue ribbon winners, and the barker luring people into the sideshows. But have you ever thought how a state fair compares to a high school year? Ygur 1955 Lakers' Log laograjs classes, faculty, fclubs, sports and activiges by slr s so ' e ' ' ' T ' The crowvdsof st'1Td?Ets'iTrl16l'TEl'ls eager to get to their classes, are like the throngs in the midway. The awards that are presented to deserving students are like blue ribbons given by the judges at the fair. All the hard work, the joy and lun, the spirit of competition and the thrill of achievement that characterize a state fair are a part of this school year. These are the things we will remember always. IS fi fi N 4-'E -Q, DEDICATION To the seniors of the class of 1955 this fourth edition of The Lakers Log is dedicated The first class to have attended Lake Oswego High School from the ninth grade throughout the 12th it is the schools first class of true Lakers No past experiences ir other high schools have divided the loyalties and diminished the spirit of this class. lts morale has been excellent. For this reason We have chosen the symbol of the pure-bred horse, a blue-ribbon win- ner, to represent our '55 graduates. The name, Golden Daze has been bestowed on this fine equine specimen to signify the nostalgia that invariably accompanies memories of high school and especially memories ot this year, 1955, DISTRICT 7 SCHOOL BOARD f Left to Smxth u-'inet I ll! 'll VIBE L u m Q Q ' we-ww e ' . - V ' f .AVV 1 Iii, 'L Vqhr, .ny f l li y ! . , is ' 4 K ,M g,. a 5 v Y ' it -t ji 'WE f ' .tif nght Mr Frederlck H Torp Mr lack Huddleston Mr Harry S Lovett Mr I-xarold Santee Dr George P Lyman Mr Lovett R Lake Oswego I-hgh School looks to 1ts school board w1th respect and con fldence The board members have the lmportant task of approvlng all bllls pald by the school elecung new teachers ar-d other personnel and generally supervtsmg the school s act1v1t1es Regular meetmgs are held once a month and spec1al meettngs can called by the admlmstrator Mr Harold Santee The board worked closely w1th the c1t1zens advlsory cornmtttee wh1ch conslsted of forty two laymen apoolnted bv Mr Santee Its function was to adv1se superlntcndent and board regardmq the all 1mportant matter of ex bandtng the school d1SlT1Cl s phys1cal plants Films lt! U51 The advxsory committee reports to Mr Santee the results oi xts xnvestxgutxon re gardxng the udvxsabdxty of butldmg a lumor high school tl of it Vii-f ' .A -1 , B ' 4 -4. ' 47 H ,ff A 'f wif - V... li igpfyfgy M 5- ft.. K 4 I V , . I A . B - . . - ' I ' ' be 1 . 2 - I L . A . -I I . - . nf f A i ' 1 A fir . ' ' 1 . il . on H ltr f t at KW 'l , ' , 5 ' - W L' ' s V I .. . . . ' rev' , - ,lf - -' ' '. H ' ' m . N It at .4 A tl ' Q .H tvs H : , .11 l -f nz it ' 5255-fl7., 1 4 + 'T its-. , ,t .t1jfg4tgny. V uw V f U V l 14 L 1 y - 1 t t L 4 I. f' F: U 6 , L . A DADS CLUB Under the leadershxp of 1ts pres1dent Zenas Mur phy the Dads Club devoted another year to the servmce of the Laker students The rnost outstandmg achlevement of the year was the Scholarsh1p Dance wh1ch was held at the Oswego Lake Country Club As a result four schol arshxos were awarded to senlors Th1s year the Dads held the1r lust Dads Son and Daughter Banquet They hope to cont1nue thls actx v1ty 1n future years The new tenn1s courts whlch were tlnanced by the Dads Club were also completed durlng the school year lncreasmg the1r mernbershxb was one ot 1ts chlel concerns so that 1t w1ll have a strong organ1zat1on to contmue m the future The bu1ld1ng of the tenn1s courts a prolect planned and pa1d for by the Dads Club was watched Wlth lntense eagerness by all racquet lovmg Lakers They were completed and ready for use early 1n Aprxl and no t1rne was lost by students and the -.-- people of the comrnunlty ln 1n1t1at1ng them It IS the pohcy of the school to keep these courts open to the publlc all year round yy Lrfvf L n LLL, Lu. if 'lf PTA Ofhcers rn attend monthly business meet 'H 1, X, I 'rr WN fC RM! J A wX fl Panel of teachers outlmes goals of vanous departments ln the school curriculum as pro qram for wmter PTA meetmq Students qulde parents to classrooms Back to School night fluff 1 12 NQEQELLFA 8 In conlunctlon w1th the notronol theme Know Your School the Toke Oswego P T A under the leodershlp ot Dr Lu eo Mossmon stressed the need for better co opera tron between porent ond teachers through the yeors progrorn The parents followed the1r chrldrens school coreers from octucrl clossroorn srtuotvons to detorled d1scuss1ons of curnculo educohohol obyectrves ond teochtng meth ods The bosrs of these d1scuss1ons wos o heolthy ex chcnoe of student teocher ond porent oplnron Pro ects pon ofed bf the group mcluded doncmg closses ond o donotron to the Oregon P T A tultron schol orshrp fund The me'nb rs Pept 1n touch w1th stote ond notxonol cool throuoh ottendonce ot county ond state conventions rj lv' J V 4 ,f ' 'I Q -'jd O ' . 2 ' . , 'Lk .A I I X ' W 44 . . mx A , ' x t ' A Q A . 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ADMIN ISTRATIUN Ded1cated Admlnlstrators Work Tlrelessly 50? ,ix Prtze wlnnlng students hke anlmals need a klrd pattent and experrenced tralner Thls we have ln Mr Paul Colllns whose outstandlng character1st1c 1S s1ncer1ty The d1ct1onary cletlnes slncerrty as honesty of mmd and mtent Thrs wrth hrs trankness and the 1nd1v1dual manner ln whrch he speaks nght to the potnt has made our assocxatron wrth h1m th1s year very emoyable Also h has the abrhty to keep pace wrth our swrftly movxng teen age mlnds Mr Collrns garned hrs experlence as teacher coach and later v1ce p1'1I1C1pGl at Albany Hrgh School and as D1rector of Research for the Oreaon Eclucatronal Assocratlon As sup rmtendent of Lake Oswego pubhc chools Mr Harold Santee IS kept extremely busv We know hrrn for hrs frrendllness and h1s easy warm smlle He seems never to be too busy to stop and say hello to us 1n the halls The Job of supermtendent whlch keeps hlrn so busy rncludes handltnq the schools bud gets and h1r1ng the teachers as well as general Sllp6Y'V1S1O1'1 Outstandrn, men can always be spotted 1n a crowd partmcularly Mr Santee who towers srx feet plus 'h0l 'T' it r I, . e' . 5 ' '- S I I V t A A X .P. , B . . YAY ' Nt . , I . V A IA e K,- Miss Barbara Lum, Dean of girls Dean's office, Miss Lum speak- ing. lt's amazing how much patience they have, these administrative assistants. No matter how busy, they'll always lend a sympathetic ear whenever a student seeks help in personal or co-curricular mat- ters, and they invariably come forth with a wise and logical solu- tion. Besides directing girls' affairs, Miss Lum teaches English and physiology, a new course, and coaches girls' swimming, as well as boys' tennis. Mr. Pizza is the coach ot the boys' swimming team in addition to being supervisor ot co-curricular affairs and teacher of math and science. .gtk A ,urQ,, ..-I' .A X Mr. Dick Pizzo, Director of clubs and activities 'iI've scheduled it here on the weekly calendar. They Lend a Guiding Hand I1 F Conducting a test program and directing the field of guidance in Lake Oswego high school occupy Mr. Brown's time. The pressure of work, however, never affects his happy disposition and he is a liv- ing exponent of the well-adjusted personality he hopes to develop in students. Another experienced director of guidance is Miss Barbey. She limits her counseling to seniors and many an Oswego alumnus can thank her for having steered him into the right college and helped him to secure a scholar- ship. Mr. Robert English, Speech ther- Mr. Clark Brown, Director of guidance and counseling '-if '7 H apist These are good test reports. , You're probably wondering MISS Frances BGYIOGYI how I use this gadget. w From his busy schedule Mr. Eng- lish finds time on the average of twice a week to visit the high school in order to help students who have speech handicaps. On other days he visits the three ele- mentary schools of the district. Every schoolday morning Mr. Broad may be seen back of the office c o u n t e r listening to the many and varied excuses poured into his ear by returned absentees. He decides as to whether or not the excuses are legitimate and he keeps a close eye upon attend- ance in general. In addition to teaching science, he counsels jun- ior students. counselor and college Here are some college lets. Mr. Iames Broad. Iunior coun- selor and attendance super- visor I wonder why we have so many absences on Monday. .,4-4 'i Mrs Bonita Myers: Library Sorry. That book is overdue. Mrs Dorothy Peetz: Core What is the simple subject? Z 4 Mr. Iames Nastasia: Art 'lThis is an abstract interpreta tion. With cr Genuine Interest in Subjects They Home economics is offered at LOHS to boys as well as girls and the skill and enthusiasm of both groups is most gratifying to their instructor, Mrs. Perkins. Shorthand has more attraction for girls, but the other commercial subjects, taught by Mrs. Orem, appeal to both sexes. Art and handicraft displays give evidence of considerable talent among the students under the direction of Mr. Nastasia, Whereas Miss Popple's p.e. and tennis team members exhibit a somewhat different type of manual dexterity. The reading of good books, the writing of readable composi- tions, and the intelligent discussion of current events require comprehension and imagination rather than manual skill. Di- rection in these areas is handled by Mrs, Myers, Mrs. Peetz, and Mr. Paul. Mr. Donald Paul: Core Yes, l've been there too Mrs. Evelyn Perkins: Home Eco- ,, nomics Let's adjust the pattern a little. Q ' if M' ROY Hfldlev PhY51CUl S01 Miss Ioanna Ieifreys: English Mr. Don Kieling: Social Studies ence PhYS1CS Moth Shakespeare had such knowl- Drivers' Training Ill explain briefly the principle edge of human nature. f'Now on this play-, Science and Arts Hold Appeal Mr. Hadley is the master of physical science and higher mathematics and through his portals pass some of the smartest students of Lake Oswego. As Mr. Hadley loves science, so Mr. Mullins enthusiastically expounds on biological matters. His laboratory, full of interesting flora and fauna, gives evidence of this. But the one-celled amoeba does not hold for Mrs. Mullins as much fascination as does a Spanish verb. It is her delgiht to find someone from the southern hemisphere with Whom she can converse, just as Miss leffreys delights in finding a fellow- admirer of American literature. Each to his own tastes and whether it is the subject of foot- ball, dramatics, or core, a student may find teachers to motivate him in the person of Mr, Kieling, Mr. Matson, and Mrs. Mee. Mr Cecil Matson: Speech, Dont be a Wooden lndian- Mr. Iames Mullins: Science, B'- M151 usltczne Mullins Spanish Ology 1 Mrs' Evelyn Mere: Core Here ou can readil see the Allis Meet C111 f19l'1Tl lt was Worn b a s norita of Y Y great beams Y e chambers of the heart. , M. 4 , . ,, My I , . My g ,. Mr. Philip Prindle: English, 8th Core lust imagine the gratitude in the hearts of those pilgrims. 7 Mr. Elmer Ross: Iunior and Sen- Mr. Leslie Schroeder Math Sci ior Band ., ence . ulnfwhm key is ihis Wrmenfyf Fgctor times factor eauals pro uct. The Curriculum Includes Both Practical and Aesthetic Sub1ects lt's a long journey from the white lights of Broadway to the fluorescents of LOHS, but not too long for Mr. Prindle, who delights his core classes by inject- ing a bit of drama into the teaching of English and history. Once in a great While he obliges wth a song as well. While Mr. Ross doesn't vocalize, he can play almost any instrument from piano to bass viol, as befits a band instructor. Talented with another kind of instrument, namely hammer and saw, is Mr. Woodward, in whose shop classes fine 'woodworking is learned. But to learn, one must first know the past, according to Mrs. Wetherby, whose great love is history, both ancient and modern. Only a great fondness for the printed page could keep Mrs. West's eyes on the copy so persistently -on newspaper copy, that is. And speaking of persistence, there's Mr. Schroeder instructing 8th graders in their math fundamentals. He knows, as they will someday, that to remodel a house from stem to stern requires a good working knowledge of math, Mrs. Dorothy West: Latin, Iour- Mrs. Ruth Wetherby: Core, So- I . nglism cial Studies Mr. William Woodward Shop Funny l didn't see that error But it was a different story at H MeFh0f11C0l DYGWIUQ on the Copy. Waterloo. You re absolutely right tb QQ' Ty MH. 0 fd- Oihce Staff Ienn1e W1lllC1II'lS Shlrley Bamberg it They Make the School Functlon .null-v , 'Iw gp: li! ml - 3 4.1-W' KF Accounts Typrng and Mary Smith Announcements Gen ral Evelyn Alford Management Attendance The rmglng ot the teleohones the clxck mg ot typewrrters and the buzzmq ot the mtercom are u t a few of the many notses to be heard A 1th1n the Nalls ot Lake Os vteao h1ah s othce Here tour ethctent secretanes reheve a busy sutpertntendent and prmctpal of rnanf ot thetr routme dut1es attend to the n eds and d mands of some 700 stldents and as lSl faculty members Custod1ans and Bus Dnvers Bestdes the1r dutles as custochans and bus drlvers whrch ln themselves keep our caretakers bu y requests and demands of rndrvlduals and organtzatlons take the1r tune and ettort Ray Blodgett Loran Walker Darrell Kelly Loule Pmeper Roy Salyer Frank Sylvester 16 Blanche Leftwzch Zelma Ankersmlt Mabel Sloan Wlmlred Chamberhn Cafetena Ass1stants The ag ld adage Food tor thought has rnsptr d the hve conaemal cooks at Oswego htgh W1th a smrle they have drsh d up tasty nourlshmg and attract1ve lunches knowlng that mmds work best when the tomach 19 sahshed We hke to gtve students plenty as long as they eat 1t but v e dont lke to see food Wasted says wrse Mrs Ankersmlt . . 9 w - , - - j s . 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X r I X LOWER DIVISION EXECUTIVE BOARD fs R-J' Iackle West Socml Coordinator Duane Younqbar ML f f76 Treasurer Gerald DeChame Shrrley Shepard Presldent The fme members of the Laker Lower D1v1s1on Executlve Board and thelr adviser Mrss Barbara Lum assembled at an mformal meetmg every Wednes day They rroned out problems and orgamzed act1v1t1es tor the student gov ernment 1n the lower d1v1s1on Through the executwe board a program for the students durlng act1v1ty per1od was orgamzed In th1s tlme they could dance or play games lf they had no meetmgs to attend The cab1net worked w1th the upper dxvrsxon cabmet as well as w1th the room reps to handle sltuatlons 1nvolv1ng the whole school I9 7? It L: Q? C i a 'I - , I J , D -6. ' Vice President it f I x E- 3 S.. Row l B DGVIS S Lovett M W1ll1ams M Steuart K Hellls I Crulckshank Row 2 D Leland D Thompson M Schaefer B Huge! K Carswell T Babb B Nance G Deluz K Stevens L May D Pearson B UPPER DIVISION ROOM REPS The room reps played a mor unportant part 1n student government thls year than ever before They met W1th the cablnet every Monday durlng OCIIVIIY per1od as Well as after school to d1scuss act1v1t1es and problems of the student body Reports of these meetmgs were taken back to the oclal studres classes from wh1ch they or1g1nated The 1nd1v1dual classes led by the room reps d1s cussed the agenda and a report Was taken back to the meetmgs for further le-g1slat1on The representatlves hold pos1t1ons comparable to those ot congressmen or state legrslators and play an 1mportant part 1n the student government ot Lake Oswego LOWER DIVISION ROOM REPS Rowl M Pferter L Lehner C Lovett R Allender P Davxs C W1lson Row 2 G DeChcnne I West S Weaver P Wnqht H Wrlhams I Chandler Q7 ,. 44 Buff F 4 W N5 ,Q 1 'N N ' - . QD ' I . T J m . 1 A . ' - i px . hi A A 1 D f ' I Q , ,, , . 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Qi' ffl , . - 'L . 191 ,.. ,, .iw QM 4 K l ,Q E ' - x ff I lf I- I I ASSEMBLY COMMTTEE 'K The duttes of the assembly comm1ttee are to work out class chedules on assembly days and see that SUIIICISDI announcements are ID Another serylce provxded by the group IS a bulletm board wnth 1ntormat1on on the commg assembhes lt IS also respons1ble for seemg that someone set up the cha1rs and that the flag forthe salute l d by the Student Body Presldent and the m1crophone are there Comm1ttee members meet the performers and mtroduce them to students and faculty The comm1ttee must see that the assemblres are educatlonal as Well as entertalmng and pro v1de a vartety of presentattons UPPER DIVISION SOCIAL COMMITTEE The maln job of the Student Body Socral Commlttee was su0erv1s1ng the school dances Whrch f th t1v1 were held nearly every Frlday mght As the socxal commrttee was responslble or ese ac t1es rt asked every sponsormg group to hand 1n a socral sheet the Week before Wxth necessary 1ntormat1on to allow the dance to run smoothly The aroup also 1nvest1gated,the poss1b1l1t1es ot obtam ng a ulcebox lts most spectacular actrvtty was plann1ng and supervrsmg the May IGSIIVIIIGS 1nclud1ng the Queen s selectton coronatron and Queen s Ball Sally Denms Rocky Eggers Ianet Crmckshank lerry Cole ull'-Hluillllllmf--f iii 1---ff ulluunnnagqun----.f I 1lll'f'R lP aiu ...--. 'GIA I+? i Clockwlse begmmng at lower left Marcia Gagnon Carol Lovett Iaclcle West Wendy Southwell Sara Larsen Dianne Molldrem LOWER DIVISION SOCIAL COMMITTEE Several unusual dances were planned and super year The first was a sock hop in the gym The Kat Appropriate decorations of slmky and zoot suited characters danced on the Walls Atmosphere for the semi formal Silver Mist which preceded the Christmas season was provided by pink and White balloons Failures Bawl appropriately marked the end of a graduating period Nhere everyone shared his sorrows Fools Fun suggested a care free evening of tun tor all in attendance The year s actrvities were topped off by the colorful dance Cherry Blossom Pink Although the committee did not meet regularly it rnet Whenever there was an QCIIVIIY to be planned Planmnq commxtee for lower dlvlslon dances pro vides ongmal decorations at a nominal cost Latest dance steps are demonstrated by enthusiastic 8th and 9th graders -Aw 1 ' ., '1 f , L ,, ' 1 QQ L f , . vised by the Lower Division Social Committee this ' I 1 1 4. . . Row 1 Row 2 s Row 3 Nlyssen no cw F5 ,f C o nes A C1 n r u Sotterrer moe r fl e lftetsner V Br wrt Go Q N Your l. lc rey A Furtne L1 Scl' esr e Ku en ct mer rc: r r E Burton D Def' me rrctc INTER CLUB COUNCIL The 1nter club counctl IS or ClPV1'1OCfQllC oroor11zot1on composed of the presl dent or o representotlve of every club ofhllcrted vtth the school lts purpose ond tunct1ons ore tho e whlch pettotn to the coordtnohon of club octtvltles ond of the ent1re club progrom lt erve os o med1um throuoh whtch the club members con dt cuss the-1r plons ond co ooercrte mth other clubs The counctl IS prestded over by the student body v1ce prestdent who outo mottccrlly mhents th1s Olf1CG plus student control of the club progrom upon hts electlon to the offtce A functxonmg secretory ts olso selected for the yeor from ond by the counctl 1tself 2- 04- Monday S udem Teacher Day GIRLS LEAGUE WEEK Tms year me umm i Qucte t Govemrwent feefc was held A rl 11 15 d as scorsored rw GUN Lecfgsle E Ciax S'IT'Qfl'11I'VCI dlffer eat v GQ plannpd to brmcr CJ 'st dent DCIIUC1 patwon m Q H001 ofuvmes WF? LAL 7- Thursday Friday Wednesday Cotton and 'om Tuesday Art Show Lx., GLASSES Secretary Mary Ann Donnelly Treasurer Greg Mahoney Vice President Elqle Larsen Sergeant at Arms Todd Sloan President lon Schleumna SENIOR CLASS The semor class ralsed money to enrlch 1ts treasury by sellxng candy and concessrons and levylng dues on 1ts m mbers lt started planmng for Commencement Baccalaureate and Slap Day early 1n the year by formlng comrnltees These commlttees supervlsed the by the class for Commencement Baccalaureate and Slap Day The spr1nat1me act1v1t1es of the sen1or class also mcluded the Senlor Honors Assembly at WhlCh ll1 19 va IOJS afvards and honors are g1ven the semors The class Wlll and Prophecy were also presented at th1s tune selection of announcements and caps and gowns, and made plans, approved - I , , M r, 1 V . Dennis T Allen Order of O 2 3 4 Alta Monte 2 3 4 Wheels 12 Sclence Club 1 Band Football 12 Swlmmmg Team 1 2 3 4 Intramurals I Wrestlxng Kaye Elizabeth Allen Lmk 1234 French Club 34 Treas 4 Wheels 23 Curtam Gomg Up 4 Lake V1ews Staff 4 Nommctmg Com 3 Intramurals 3 1 jf Donna Mane Arnett Lmk l 2 3 4 French Club 3 Alta Monte 3 Cap and Gown Com 4 Soma Lee Babb Ln 1234 French Clb u 3 Band 123 T7 Best All Around Kns I-lel11s Ion Schleunmq Ioanne Barbara Baker Lmk 1234 Treas 3 Omega Honor Society 12 3 French Club 3 4 N1k1 1 Alta Monte 3 FBLA 34 Treas 4 Pep Club 1 Lake V1ews Staff 34 Edltor 4 Q' amy ...IK gs, i All Laurens Woodford Allen IV Baseball 12 Wrestllng Intra murals 1 2 Mary Iane Austin Pep Club I Intramurals 1234 Constance Ioanne Barnes n 34 N1k134 T as Pres Alta Monte 3 FB LA 3 lnternatxonal Relatlons 4 Tenms 3 4 Intramurals 4 Assembly Com 4 Interclub Councxl 4 Transfer from Mxlwaukle F H A Prep pers Athletta 'o-c bs- 27 Q if m - I h 2 4 x 'ff' - H. - N.: 1: I .. ., ' 1.2: . 1-2-3g I.Vi I . , 5' j ' p ' ' - 1-2. 1 . , - it ,, , S , ' H 4 ,451 I , In xx M' , X I x X . .. y 1 4 ff f A f . 1 - ' I I Niki 2-3-45 F.l'l.A, 2-3-4: F.B.L.A. 1-2-3-4g ' Lik-1 -gre-.35 '.4g ik ---I I ig .... - -5 V-7 V--Ali. r A ' 1 1 R . 1 r . . 4 ' ' r Q tr .1 7 I we 4 o ., if 4 as fi' fi Nordon Iames Bauder Order of O 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Foot ball Manager 4 Track Manager 34 Stage Manager 4 Transfer from Balhmore Clty College Baltlmore Maryland Sclence Club f Shirley Ann Blue Omega Hono Socxety 4 FBLA NlkOdO 3 Choir 3 T ansfe from The Dalles GA A vlfqlhld Mane Brown Lmk l 2 3 4 Omega Honor Soclety l 2 3 4 F ench Club 3 4 Treas 3 Nlkx l 2 P C b l lnter tonal Relahons 4 Swxmrmng Team l nt amurals l 2 3 4 Mlkado s Alzaa 4Oc'estral2C1 28 I sg? if Donald Raymond Beckner Saxons 3 4 IV Baseball l E Iames Brooks Omega Honor Soclety 3 Brass Pound ers '23 IV Baseball 1 Band 234 Pep Band 4 i1 Carl E. Buddeau Key Club 12 YV Baseball l Q No lean Opal Betler Ln 1234 Spamsh Club 34 At ubl234 Sec4N1k1l23F 3 Wheels 2 Intramurals 3 Make up for plays 4 fn Most Attracuve Nancy Davrs L Car Club 4 Slxteen ln August CUYYGIH Gorng Up 4 rs-Qc: WP:-r 4 Q 50' W I .Z ' 56 jjij I X l V1 avi J as ,lf l. in A -sf 7 ms' H H r A . , . 4, 'K als' l5BLA A4g Q5 lu 2 FIG: 2-E l r ' Y - A' 137 Donald F. Campbell Ile' r r .1 -, ' I Zu' ' H 3l4 1 n , ho .I V E A H b V H 3 , ,l' V - .AH . .i X' 41 '4 f'-L 3 ,Q j e , ' 1 ,um A w if u Robert Edward Clanton Joyce Darlene Carlson loliri Keith Carswell Link l-Il, Spanish Club 3, Nurses Club Altria ffvnn' Society l Omeqq Hmmg l-filly PHA 3 Pr-rv Club l Sorzvv 4, 'Pond' l lxooni l-if-is 4 gfbn-,+A l Cozrgmtnct-mont Com 'lrrcrnptfz :mm l,u:1ltfr lliqli luv-lctr Calif 4 , ft l .il ' l t X , x f- 2 J 5: Q 4 gf. 1 , PN? gg Most Attractive Peter Dowsott Ianet Eleanor Cruickshcmk ASB Sovinl C0-ordincitor 4, Link l-2 3- 4, Prerf: l, Tri lrlifY 3-4, VP 4, Alplin Hon Soc: l-2, Omoqfi Hon Soc 3-4, SPC 3, Pre-ncli Club l-2-fl-4, Alta Monte Q-34 Svc 4, Studvnt Council 3-4, lr Prorn Clim 3, D AR Award 4. K ' A M . , ,.- 't' A' 4 5, ' 3- 1-,,1' -' -5 If N Q 'G 1 N if Footlvnll 344 KlGm'itlx Union Hiqli, Ierry Duane Cole Saxons l-2-fl-4: Pros 3, TYPGS of O 3-4, Art Club l, Alta Montn l 4, Sat nt Arms 4, Football 34, Football 2, Track l, Ski Team lntrnmumls 4: WYOSUIYIG V25 Reps l-2, Socinl Com 4 Lee H. Cunningham Cor Club 4, VP 4, Track 4, Cross County 3 Cop and Gown Com I K 'X' David Wright Danforth lnt:-rnationcil Rvlntions 4, Basketball 1lNflaiiu?4-r 4, Lakv Vmws 4 mnsr-r rom Mfit, d S ' H' p Mc-dford, Oro ffllrcogli Tfnnolgr Sclgll lwornlnntinq Corn, lr Rf-d Crogg -J! 'll N---an 29 ln 's I1 mx, 'TN Div in K N -ve- ' Q c . E Nancy jean Davis Dean Dennis DeChaine lane Hewes de I-ucciu Tig: l : if .1 14,1 Url 'fqggfi-f.51 if lim 12,3 Ejyy Tri-ll:-Y 4 Link l-2 7-4 l'7fn ?t Club f 43 Q 1' f' I X , . ' 4 Proc 4 r'lTiVl'U?1 7 Soxong'j.':A,4 l-2-7-4, Atl f l'il:v 74, VP 7 Plzlcx fl-4 w,j,HA,. A ,Q 511 ' H: :..T...IZ: 'Dyfwqq Hfmog- SmJ,,,T,,- 274 grdnr ci 0 lntvgmiirnls 7-4 lfikffs' LOU 4' Com- i- 111. ,:1 :::. .' .. , . . -2 Q hu '- - - fi-1 lV l'fWOTlUf1ll f MG: l lffvotq- mpncompm Tom 4 Make' ull for Plays ' ' L ' 4 ,YV Pngzei-Aim 1731, lgrifilcrltlwnill 3-4 '-4 ' lv lies--lin. I Reis- hifi 2374, l4':n'l l 2-7-ll Florence Edna Dick V f-ww-r1i.ie1 1 '14-1 - 4 'l Y' -1 if 4 l'I.lZ l. 44 l. 7 l lv iv ' I r .3Q'il.liv13if 34 llll .x ,4 x 4 QQ 'X , 1 is 5 fl! i., 4' lv 1' 'Ng' 'M 'V Most Athletic if Borlwurci Hcflcworlh Robert William Dickson ' i Mary Ann Vivian Donnelly fwzoiiz. f 'Y-1 flii' ' 7 Sr Clow: Svc, Link l-Qf?-4 Nils! l Allri l. ':i', , 1 2 E' -1 . Colleen Louise Didzun Monte 3 Niirsm Fliih T, 'wlimwls l- TI.l:: l l' R l. fi l 1374 Fwy hgh 1 Pop Club l 'lilflf-T flriionfi' 4 l:i'r1mu'GlG lil? flociil Sf'Y'.'1Cf' lmcfe NMilf'VlO' 3 OYClW'N9'7f1 fl CHN? lf?-4 f-ffl 'fliilw 4 Ncnollo 2 355 ', 1' 4 '- N gf U' 4 , X in Q: ' . , .-,gm i '. :'.-' 5 . ' . - ,Q .A A f Q? 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'pi -dr '7 XM, X 30 TD' Richard Sargent Dorr Order ol O 34 Alta Monte 34 'IV Football 12 Football 4 IV Baseball l 2 Baseball 3 4 Swrmmmg Team 3 4 lnt arnurals 12 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Orchestra 3 Publzcrty Com l Most Athletic Gene Schutzler Robert Herman Felton Transfer from Carlmorxt Hxgh Son Car los Callf Football Room Reps S' nano' Robertta Ioan Douglas Omega Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Spanrsh C u 4 Drama Club l F B L A Alpha Phr Lpsrlon 1 2 Srxteen IH Aug u t 3 Curta1n Going Up 4 Rrchard C Edstrom IV Basketball 2 ax Carol Ioan Foqdall L lc l234 French Club 3 Nurses Club l 2 3 Treas 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 Mrkado 3 Meet AYIZOHO 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Chorr 3 4 Lake Vrews 3 4 All State Orchestra 3 All Dlstrrct Band l Muslc rn May 2 3 4 ,419 X 10 Peter Iohn Dowsett Rally Squad 3 4 Saxons 2 3 4 Omega rlonor Socrety 4 Internatlonal Relatxons 4 Golf Team 12 34 Intramurals l2 34 Room Reps 12 Socxal Com l Amer Freld Servxce 3 IWW, nf' Dorothy Lee Elmore Omega Honor Soclety 34 N1k1 234 Pres 3 Pep Club l 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Lake s Log 4 Lake Vlews 2 3 4 Edr or 3 4 Llbrary Staff 3 4 Iohn Charles Fowllrs Intramurals l S Class Announce -nents Com 4 4 7' 31 0 ' U ' Y in ' 'W 1 XV , I .1-In V113 'I ' -:I - --I --I-5 Av---1 I 5'5 ' -'V - eg I ' 4: C t ,F-.V F41 ' I . 31.1. V ' , . ' . xg,'ii?T- ' 4 if K lk C, 1 4 ' 4 I if 1: V. it I T9-,V ' l an , s X. 7' 'V ' flr- f Try-H1-Y 3-45 Pres, 47 Link' -l-2-3-41 in - - - , , J . I l - - - : V I - - 5 ' -V: I F rp - ' Ji' ,J it V. ff- I -V ' wavy I, , ,rg R l , 4 g A . '64 4 4 4' A,. 4' V ll I , -Q Arthur Iames Furtney Ir Order of O 3 4 Wheels 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 134 Intramurals 12 Curtatn Gomg Up 4 Meet An zona 4 Band 1234 Pep Band 4 Pres 4 Cholr 4 Interclub Councxl 4 Wrestlmg 2 Karen Geo me Goodman 23 Pres 3 Pep Club I2 Intramurals 2 Mxkado 3 Chalr 3 4 Dorothea Estelle Green Tr1H1Y 4 Nurses4 FBLA 4 Transfer from M1lwauk1e Trl Y Orep pers G A A Intramu als I 2 32 Sharon Gay Garrow Llnk l2 3 4 Sec l Spanlsh Club 3 4 Gardner Anthony Goodrich Rally Squad 4 Soph V P Saxons 2 3 4 Order of O 3 4 VP 4 French Club 12 VP I IV Footbal112 IV Bae ball l Track 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Meet Artzona 4 .43 14 1:51 Barbara Ioan Haclzworth Swxmmmg Team l 2 3 4 Capt 4 ntra murals I 2 O chestra extra 1 2 7 d '?' Most Likely to Succeed Dean DeCha1ne 1 Philip Lee Gibbs Sec 4 Pep Club 12 GL Sec 4 Rally Squad 3 4 Saxons 2 3 4 Sec 4 H1 Y 3 4 lntramurals l 2 3 4 T V An nouncer 4 Phlllp Kemp Hammond IV Baseball l 2 Golf 3 4 Intramurals 123 Band 34 Pep Band 4 Wrest lmg l i s-gy I 4 mi . 5' 6 5 54.4 J 5,V.,.. '.,.,s, xt fq' ' Spanish Club 3-45 F.B.L,A. 3'4g Wheels f R WP- - :x A . : 1 -5 1. , A 1 ' 1 -Y '- ' 'U 4.:,f'i 4 eb: P E - ---I 'JI 1 -LF --If -: I - me - ' 'af X . in 1 -155' Sharlene Elsa Hansen Rally Squad 4 VP 4 Soph Sec I.1r1k l 2 3 4 Sec 2 Sgt at Arms l Span1sh Club 3 V P 3 Tr1I-Iy Y 4 Swxmmxng earn 123 Ir Sr Prom Com 3 Sr Send Off Com 3 Spflngllme Pr1n cess 2 Carn1val Prmcess May Q een 4- 41 Dxann Gail Headnck L1n l2San1shl2At2N1k112 Treas 2 A ta Monte 34 Pep Club 1 MlkGdO 3 Meet Ar1zona 4 Con CESSIODS 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 Shirley Io Helstrom 1 1 2 3 res Tr1 1 E63 Knstm Gall Helhs Rally Squad 4 Frosh T eas Lmk re s Tr1 H Omega Honor SOCIEIY 2 3 4 Sec 4 French Club 4 k1 2 3 4 Monte 2 3 4 Sorrv Wrong Number 4 Mxkado 3 Tenms Team 1 2 3 4 Ianet Crmckshank Kathleen Edythe Hovxes 1234 FBLA 234 Pep Club M1kGdO 3 Meet Arlzona 4 Intro murals 2 3 4 Cholr l 2 3 4 G1rls Tno 3 Chm Nlkl Sports N1ght 4 it Most Likely to Succeed Omega Honor SOCl9fY l 2 3 4 Art Club 1234 Nlkl 123 GL Pres 4 Annual Staff 34 Ed1tor 4 Ir Prom Dec: Com 32lSIake up for plays 3 4 Intramurals l 1' Robert Wxlliam Huqet Ir ASB Pres 4 I VP C1raph1c Arts 2 VP 2 H1Y 34 Saxons 34 Order of O 34 Masque 1 Brass Pounders 2 Football 3 IV Football 2 For Heav ens Sake 2 S1xteen 1n August 3 Careful Harry 3 Slghl Unseen 4 Room Reps 2 3 by Shirley Darlene Hoffman n 1234 N1k1234 4 tramurals I 2 3 4 Bonme Ioanne Hughes Lmk 1234 Span1sh 3 Nurses Club 23 FBLA 4 Pep Clubl Annual Staff 4 ,Q 33 I' 1 J' . ,, 5 -W 1. kf? fl f 3-4gV.P,2g:T Q,'1,r -fyly T 2--3. 1- - E: I' Q I f 1 - --:HZ-3-p Ni',lil-: Alta Unk 4 - -4, P I 31 '-H'-Y 3-4g 'N f , L1k---,1'..,1',1M1A,3-,1n- lXl1kv' --up -jr H- li -I .5 ,. - ----I - I ell 5 f J J I I Patncxa Helen Hunttrnq Lm 1234 Sgt at Arms 3 Spanlsh Club 34 Nurses Club 2 FHA 123 FBLA 4 Wheels 2 Pep Cub 1 ln tramurals l 2 3 -mi' Edward Allred lockers Saxons 2 Order of O 4 IV Basketball 12 Basketball 34 Cross Country 2 lntramurals 2 Wear inf Wllham David Hunthnq Omega Honor SOC16lY 234 Spanish Club 2 Sclence Club l VP l Brass Pounders 2 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Sgt at Arms 2 IV Baseball 12 lntramurals 1 2 Pep Band 4 T V Announcer 4 Phylhs Ann Kaufman Tn H1Y 4 Spamsh Club 4 Art Club 4 Nurses Club 4 Transfer from San lose High San lose Bae Basketball Baseball Mgr Swlm mmg Team Orchestra Bell Staff Her ald Staff fab Gxlbert Richard Kmqht Saxons 2 3 4 Treas 3 Order of O 2 3 Norman Terry Klinq 4 IV Football 1 Football 234 IV Transfer from Glendale Hlgh Glen Basketball 1. Basketball 3 4 Track 12 43619 Cflllf lntramurals 1 Us 'hue S-I 34 Best Dressed Io Helstrom NA, An Richard Dale Hutson Wheels 1 lntramurals Marlon Iune lay Xuykendall Omega Honor Soclety 4 Span1sh Club 3 4 Nlkl l 2 3 Alta Monte 3 Pep Club 2 lnternatlonal Flelatlons 34 Pres 4 Tennxs Team l 2 3 4 lntramurals l 2 3 Lake Vxews 2 3 4 Room Reps 2 3 'ob Ju,-E 'A I A ' ' 7 . I ' ' ' .4 A. , ' V lf' llfjgwsvr fl Y. , V , ig. ,K lt - - - g , 5 ' U I V h ' ' I I l 5 1-2, Calif.-Art curb, Pres, Pep Clubg ,xi- f 7 B ' S lf' ' x - V t 4 2 f A 1 'R if' t is fi Elqxe Gay Larsen VP Lxnk 1234 VP 3 Trea Spanxsh Club 3 4 Sec 4 Trl H1 Y 34 Sec 4 N1k1 3 lnternat1onalRelat1ons 4 Pep Club l Lakers Log 3 Room Reps 3 lnterclub Councrl 34 Soclal Servtce lnterest Club 4 Studert of the Month 4 Make up for plays Z 3 4 Lucxnda Ann Lee Rally Squad 4 Lmk 3 4 Alta Monte 3 4 Ir Prom Com Transfer from Roosevelt Htgh Seattle Wash Honor SOCIQQY Sk1 Club Sxg ma Tax Iog Acttvxty Com Lawrence Alan Maquue Ir Class Treas Saxons 2 34 Treas Q' .0--5 ferry H Machum Order of O 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 IV Baseball 2 Swxmmlng Team 3 Intramurals 2 4 French Club 1 2 Pres 2 Omega Honor Soctety 2 3 4 Order of O 2 3 4 Basketball 34 IV Baseball l Track 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 Room Reps lnterclub Councxl 2 135' Iames Gregory Mahoney r Class Treas Y 34 Sec Omega Honor Society 34 IV Ba e ball 17 Golf Team 34 Intramurals 12 3 4 Room Reps 3 fm I Best Dressed Ierry Cole Deryl lay Martinole Omega Honor Socxety 4 FBLA 4 Meet Arxzona 4 Transfer from Nestucca Oregon lntra murals Band Rally Club Ruth Loulse Magden F B L A 3 Mtkado 3 Rxchard Martm Mather Alpha Honor Socxety l Omega Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Pres 4 Alta Monte 12 3 4 Chm Assembly Com 4 Com mencement Com 4 Ir Prom Com 3 ,1- cv 35 J: .. Sr,--,,7 ' -T-5 gl- vgs.-4i I 73' -7 -1 . J - - ..-5 - - - 1 - I -I 5 P . 1-22 In S I 4: A Hi- A 1 - 4: ' 5 ,... g l . l E V ' --iiln S- H I - . -1 --l ll .5 sl ll A ' I 4 X A - i j , Q A ...SJ 3' ni .4 's -n iW 'ii Lawrence Allgn May Helen La Vonne McGu1re Skrl-ILI Alta Monte 234 Treas 4 I-U 12 FBI-A 34 Whee1s2 P Ke Club 2 3 V Basketball 2 Bas y 4 I ketball 34 Golf Team 1234 Intra murals I2 Room Reps 4 Lot M. Mxller lub l Intramurals l 2 3 Band 2 Davxd Kenneth M1tchell I.A I2 IV Baseball it Hi' Robert Laird McKenna Order of O 4 Spamsh Club 4 IV Football l2 Football 4 IV Baseball l 2 Baseball 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 SCIENCE Club l 2 'x VY Intramurals l 2 3 Assembly Com 2 Transfer from Cleveland Assembly Com SoC1alCam Choxr Art Club Thomas Phxlxp Moll Golf 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 T ansle I om Baxse Hxgb Bolse .bg X 36 Idabo ,sr Roger Lloyd Moment Omega rlonor Soclety 2 3 4 French 2 S 11 Alta Mane 234 e Club 2 3 Tenms 12 3 4 Band 3 4 O chest a 1 lg i 9 ,J M3 Wxttxest Ron Somers David Clyde Motsenbocker Spanish Club 3 Lake Vrews 4 QA NN 'Q Xt by X .ag -V 1 A I I f 9 S vi 1 4 1 A . . V , ' i 1 fl lrfgf , , - . : J 1 k - 5 . . . - 5 , Pe 1 ' 5 -..,A, I . C : --: l--3-4. -J J.. I' B . - ' I. ' 4 I 3, I ' -- 3-45 kr-H ,P -tk:--glfyl , t , I f, I I' ' 11 . V ' 4 Y ' T' in lvqf X :jf f I - lf j , -its 155.-154, g '47 Reber! loseph Mullm Omega Honor Socxety 3 4 Sparush Club 2 Golf 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Lake V1ews 4 Transfer from Berkeley High Berkeley nr + 1,11 Wlthesi Ianet Wzlkmson Dennis Lee Oliver Sk1H1 1 Alia Monte 2 IV Baseball l 2 lnlramurals l 2 3 News Q5 we I mm' 0-J' 5-47 UUE' Patricia Ann Myers H1 Y 4 F B L A V 4 2 3 Socxal Seruce Interest Club 4 Carole Ann Nelson Lmk l 2 3 Pep Club l Wheels 2 Richard Edwm Paine Ogder of O l 2 3 4 Sw1mrnmg Team l 2 4 35 -5 Qt' K' Wxlham Adams Nance Frosh Sgt at Arms H1 Y 3 4 Treas 4 Saxons 2 3 4 Track 4 Stage Manager 3 Room Reps 4 ACllVllY Com 4 Chm of Sr Class Candy Com 4 Donald Kenneth Nelson Kleih Allan Paicheit Soph Sgt at Arms Alpha Honor So clety 1 Omega Honor SOC19lY 234 Order of O 4 French Cub 2 Alta Monie 2 IV Baseball 12 Baseball 3 lntramurals l 2 3 Band l 2 3 4 Orches Pe and M r Scxence Club l Audra Vlsual Club 1 2 37 V 4s f ffl If ' , :Qin 1 elrlr C .lb V , .. 5' A I 15 'ae' ' . 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' A - ffq 1,2-3, AQHA 21314llg.4l F ! l if 1 'C' Davld Brown Pearson I as A F G I O I O e c SOCl9l e o F I. e N ws 3 Assfmbl I ect on O Y' ontl 2 1' e c oc All 3 cbool stat n 2 sv-'I wtf' Mxchael Wxllxam Rlley e ofO4 Sk H112 KeyCl1,bl ec Treas I 2 Footba Baseball Intramurals 2 Stage Manage 4 Con essxons Cb Rodney Lee Satterberq Sxons 34 VP 4 aMonte234 Tenms Team am als S Sendolf Com P r'1 orr es Team Q Q.-9' fi 1 38 1 Iames Mxchael Powers A t C 14 4 V Footbal' 2 Basketball Golf 34 Intrama als l 2 3 4 Go lxe A t Av. ard 3 4 lonathan Cednc Ryder AS VP4Sopl1Pes I'I1Y34 x s 2 3 4 er o 3 4 Monte 2 3 4 IV Football l Football 3 IV Basketball 12 Track 12 4 lntra murals 3 Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Room Reps I 2 1 'ali i' lon Rxchen Schleumnq F osl'1 Class Pres S Class res A pha Honor Somety I Pres l Omega l'InoSc1ety234Pes3H1Y234 Sayons 3 4 Frencla Cl b 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Galt l '7 Tenn s Team 3 4 ln ra Room Recs xyqv wx 'an Z Iamce Kay Rexsner Omega Honor SOClelY 2 3 4 SpGDlSI'l Club 3 P es 3 N1k1 l Alta Monte 3 4 F B I. A 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 State Director 4 Pep Clab 1 Intramurals l 2 Orches tr 12 4,- Braxmest Da nd Pearson Eugene Wxlham Schutzler It Saxons 2 3 4 Pres 2 Sgt t Arms 4 Order ol O 3 4 Pres 3 4 IV Football 1 Football 2 3 4 IV Basketball Basketbal' 2 3 4 Shrmers All Star 4 ,l me wr ,M 5' N I 3 A V' 2' ,I sf , 3 , ,J 11, . fr I I A 5 I x . : v As ASB te 4 Iilflf.-4 'I h I not SC' I lrb 3 I , 5 ' - - 7 ' ctezr- 1 g honor 1' L-24 4, - , er - - - , ld 1 r ' ' p - , V P 3 Ord I I O I-2-34 Cf-lb ' Y r ' - Y - - 7 . 5 ' ake up -. ' -4 ff Cm 2 1 - -, ,- If 1 C m Cb 1. Siudf-nt of the- Q . LI 1 A.. Ch al S Lety' A fd s S .. LSUCIG If-3-4 B 5 r p '- - g Sa - Q-.-,' W : on V A ofa f o 1-2. - , Alta A 4 5 Q' 1 , f K ' ' I ., ,- Ord r '1- ' - - ' -25 I S VP ll 3-4, - - wmv I V . I I- -35 ' ' Y C . ..r 4 . ' r ,g r P , - - a -, ,Alt --3 orc 71- Y-y 5 ' G Pr . 4, sn 2-374, ' , ,- , -3 . I 'F 'P - 3-4 Intr Har . 2-3: Ir - r - , f,.- 1 - 5 t V 7 3 ' 7 . ' f 3 If 'SY YC- C -A 3 murals I-2 . A I-2 ' ' ' ' aio. 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Lourse Smlth Art Club 1 4 Ntkt 2 3 Alta Monte 3 4 LA 234 Treos 3 Rep 4 ln murals l 2 Lake Vtews 3 Bramxest Martlyn Steuart Terry Auslm Shea Wheels 2 IV Baseball 12 Wrestltng Donald Wrllram Sleeman Order of O 4 IV Footbal l2 Foot ball 4 Track 34 Swtmmtng Team 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 -ff 'T' Mary Ann Sn-nth rt H1 Y 3 4 tn SC Omega Honor Soctety 2 3 4 Frencln uh 2 3 4 V P 3 Treas 2 G L s tortan 4 Qorry Wrong Iwumbe 4 Frances Ruth Slegenthaler c Soph C'ass Lmk l2 34 Sg Ams4 Alta Monte 34 FBLA 34 Sc4PepCL.blCLTes4o ctal Servtce Interest Club 4 VP 4 I Red Cross l Sr Anno ncements Com 4 Sgt at Arms Sr Class H1 Y 4 Saxons 234 Treas 4 Sgt at Arms 3 Orde of O 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Track 2 3 Tronsf r from Ltncoln Ronald Mzchael Somers Lake V1 ws 4 Commencement Co'n 4 Club 4 Key Cl tb 2 3 4 Care ts' arry 3 Fo Hectxens Sak 2 S trtct Speech Meet Sp CH A htefem nt Cup 3 UN Contest 39 . f s I , ,Va ft -' . nr-' , ' I . .-Q A .Qu f-'D ' c' I f . , ll , , Se t - - - - 1 at Qt Y 1 I If - I f ' A ' I , . 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'QW' af' Robert Emest Wllhe Alta Monte 3 Key Club 2 3 Pres 3 IV Baseball 1 Band 12 Robert I Womack V P 4 rosh H Chaplarn 4 Saxons 3 4 P es 4 Order of O 4 IV Football 2 IV Base all Baseball ln rarr ra s 2 Nancy lean Young Bally Squad Alte nate 4 Lmk 1 2 3 4 es 4 t ub 12 Monte 2 3 4 lntramurals l 2 3 Lakers 3 I Prom Corr' 3 IUNIOR CLASS Q 1' ww. .4- if I ' 'X' r 1. NN, x..,, Vrce President Ed Barton President Phxl Otness 'BY -9.-7 Sergeant at Arms Larry Hansen Treasurer Maureen Cheney pi.-H Irm Tedrow Ron Rohweder Ken Stevens and Steve 'l'homP50n W0flllD9 behind Scenes at the Iumor Class dmner IU Secretary Sharon Spencer .LJ Sergeant at Arms Pete Hllstrom The class ot 56 began early on 1ts money malang pro1ects A cake auctron was held dur1ng a basketball halftrme Whlch netted a conslderable proht One of 1ts three mam prolects was to sponsor a drnner attended by more than 300 peo ple Thrs d1nner was a tremendous suc cess as all yumors worked hard and were helped greatly by thelr two adv1sers Mr Iames Broad and Mrs Mary Ehzabeth G1lmore The energet1c 1un1or class sold student body cards to 89! of its members thrs was the hlghest percentage sold 1n all frve classes Sea Legend was the Iumor Senlor Prom name and 1t was all burlt around an underwater theme Prom Charrman Pat M1tzel and all the varlous commlttees Worked long and hard to make the 1955 lun1orSen1or Prom the grand success rt was The yunrors also hoped to glve the graduatrng class a send off 43 'Rx N ' ' P' I 'A '33 , cw r y 4' lg,-A I - A -.f. w r A 5. , ,, 1 , . 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',d A r l -H711 Ed Barton Ann Batchelor Iaclde Becker Helen Bender Iirn Betty Ken Blanlrenleld Adnanne Brockman lxm Brooks Nancy Brown Larry Byme Linda Cederqreen Maureen Cheney Tom Curran Carole Dahl Kathleen Dale Barbara Davxs Iohn Davxs Sharon Davis Ianlce Dechter Sally Denms Sally Dodge Davxd Dunham Doug Dwxqht Nancy Io Ebenstem Donneta Elllott Gordon Ernst oan Fmcher Beth Gxll Iudy Gllhland Duck Goodall Katherine Gray Mxke Graydon Dennis Greenwood Rod Gnmm Isolee Hagan el' Larry Hansen Sandra Hansen Kent Harbmsky Nancy Harold Sondra Hayes Dlck Hendncks lerome Henshaw Margl H111 Pete Hxlstrom Iune Hoffman Pat Houdel: Txm Iames Sally lohnson Marsha Kelly Roger Klmq Pat Knox Mxke Lam Sandy Lovett Iohn Lundy Nora McCart ludy McCord Mxke McGahan Mary Mclean Darcy McNeil Arlan Madsen Pepper Martm ludy Meyer Pat Mltzel loan Moreland Ron Moms Manlyn Mullen Manlyn Murphy Manlyn Nauqle Harold Neal Phil Otness -ff fx K pol P? .1 mbi J x .2 'Ai fm 'T Y? xr -'Qt' ,Q is X 2K lg, Af Cathy Owens Caroline Popsun Shirley Reynolds Mike Riley Mxckey Rltchxe Darlene Rogers Ron Rohweder Betty Rolfe Grant Rutherford hm Ryder Lyn Shanks Sally Schenk Carolyn Showalter Nancy Io Smith Sharon Spencer Loran Steinberg Ken Stevens Harry Stxpe Iune Stone lun Tedrow IAnny Thacker Steve Thompson Pat Tockert Charlyn Van Leeuwen Dan Voorhxes Sandra Waterman Iohn Wexbel Len Wxley Manlyn Wrlhams Stew Wxllxams Arthur Wxllxe Gary Woods Ted Wood SOPHOMORE CLASS CX lf? tri 5 Q 'Y 'KK President Vice President Secretary Don Nyssen Molly Gray Sue Edstrom ra. M4 g is 5 ,Q 19' 35' 'T' 'ME Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Carol Bentxeld GGOYQG Adams R mtl' X ,- Sophomores Eumce Andrews and Monxta Parish sellmq candy bar to fellow student, Sue Edstrom The act1ve sophomore class spon sored an emblem contest to obtam an 11'lS1g1'11Q to represent Lake Os wego Hlgh School Many tdeas were submltted drawmgs were made and a comm1ttee was selected to choose the emblem An 1ns1gn1a entered by Saxons was selected and the soph omore class plans to make decals of 1t to sell to all Laker fans Mr D1ck Pzzzo and Mrs Dorothy Peetz class c1dv1sers helped 1t Wllh tts many other pro1ects such as sell 1ng Cage Those L1ons cards The purpose ofthese cards vvas to pep up the Splflt before the bxg St Hel ens football game The class of 57 kept 1ts eye on the future dur1r1g the yeor cmd sold class membershlp cards tt sponsored about twelve candy concesmons aher schoolln order to ralse money for the years to come 47 , , A tm syiz . - ffin qf fRES51 L9 rw K , - , - -, J . i' , ,nf - . v :J C 0' . t. er. f ,C ' ., . , ,M . 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EF - ' ss, Row Row How A x Og. it 'law w 1 l dre A rn Dana A ers r P B Jrdor' C r 1 Benfre d M rky Allender anrs Burchett Row 2 harlxe er E ru e Arare s lrrn Bowser Marlene Burchet Cathy Clusholm Row 3 Theo Ca penter lerry Carlson Don Burdrck Norman Cooper lon Allen 'Tom Babb 1 Anne Gagnon D1 nne De hter 'Vlfrnrfred Cusrclc Anne Curran Sue Edstrorn Drxre Cox Drane Ellrott 2 N n y Calter Sreryl Cr 'ner Bocky Eggers Allen Dxck Darl De-nmnq Frank Dornan Rodney Gllbert B ar F rtney Bry r' D Ines Larry Foadall Bob Frelds Stuart Fors Drck Grlbert llm D1CkSOf1 ROW 1 P943 1' ld P t K ey I.1dy lohnstcn lean Holte Karen l-lallwyler Carolyn Hess Row 2 Molly Gray Sharon Hansen Su Hoelscher Iohn Hedqes Stan Grrffrths Albert Holden Row 3 Kewl' H ds n Fuss l-endrr ks Todd Iessell Bold Grrqq Da vrd Mason i K f N r fuqw vw 1 'ZX NR M 4 1 .Al ,' 5 1 I r A mol I Q ' 1 ' C, ' 0 4 Y' r f. 1 Q B xl 1 r 4 -1 8 Cl, 'Q , 4. 7' A f, H k ,, P' x ,L ti V -AW fi WG? , Y 1 Ma, C ' W gpggg' ' 4 it' ff., Ro . .dau s, i C nd o., at or A, a :' ' 1 , a , , l ' . t . I - ' ' . ll' . CC 1 .. , B I , A K 1 W: 1 . A. 4. A X ' , ' v J we A , . A H 1 0 . F 1 'Tr , A ft -V ,av , f 1 , 5 . Lf' Hiro, , i: ell ', ' N , ' ' I A . . Wy V if . fi N 4,4 5 .X Q 1 9 A ' Row 1: Gloria Lubbesmeyer, Pat King, Virginia Mathews, Barbara Klinq, Sandra Krebs, Carol Kicher Row 2: lanine McAllister, Patty Livemiore, Robert Levy, Dave Leland, Hans Lubenow, Winnie Manasco. ROW 32 Lynn Larimer, Doug Lee, Don Laws, Douq McGahan. r f'H' , .. 1. H ng A .1 , nf CJ 2' 2 3 I Row 1: Kingsley Schneider, Francine Phelps, Margie Schaefer, Monita Parrish, Diane Nelson, Trudy Nicolls, lack Meadows Bow 2: Dennis Rice, Iohn Sargent, Ron Perkins, Wayne Murphy, Don Nyssen, Eugene McKnight. Row 3: Ralph Middleton, Ray Mitchell, Norman Raffaell, Buzz Petersen, Courtney Newman. Row 1: Sandra Shcrw, Diane Sleernan, Kathy Tattoo, Iudy West, Diane Thompson, Mary Shiels. Row 2: Susan Spier, Carol Ann Smith, Lynne Skriiko, Bonnie Stauffer, Tim Tucker, Ierry Smythe, Tim Ward. Row 3: Conrad Sundholm, Ronnie Schwarz, Gary Thye, Mike Smith, Wilbur West. , .- .. f' Hr A. ,fu ef: FRESHMAN CLASS 931 T3 ll Q V 6' Li I , 6' I PM Prqidem Vice President Secretary Ted Fowlks Drck Dxdzum Sally Nelson Vi ,L Il' Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Fred Wood Don Kelleher J !nshanboyl.uduioqervldoaollhoL1Cl0Cl'ilI0fH0f50U1lU i- 50 The peppy members of the Freshman class went all out to promote school spmt this year They orgamzed thelr own spe c1a1 rootmg sechon where all the boys wore whlte shxrts A group of freshman IHUSICIGIIS organxzed thelr own small band and played at games when the regular band wasnt there The class of 58 sponsored an apple sale whxch xt declared was much more healthful than the usual candy sales The freshman boys cleared mud and water oft the school ground m preparohon for the lbuxldmq of the tenms courts They also lsold class dues cards 2 f i l 1 xg 5 U v- Q1 'Q fe . Fl' .4 ,ffl X Lf 5 1 lr 'W . I . - r Q ' igm. . . l . . ' ,L 1 l , ,ht M? 73115 1 , ' I , f 1 1 ik ,- . 'J ' ' . it , ., fl . f I , N L: h 0110 . - Av' 'I li -'qu' 0 . up - .r-xg , ' G vidfcj- 5 - . ' 4 ' - . . J 'Q' ir, . - A r 'JJ' Q 2' Vge Bow l. Sally Casselman, Darlene Blankenfeld, Naomi Burchett, Donna Bake, Linda Bowles, Linda Bamberg, Io Ann Boody. B01 I. Betty Brown, Linda Byme, Ianet Carlson, Ioanne Brown Carolyn Burdick, Darlene Boyer, Lome Betler. lov 3. Doug Chisholm, Ralph Blodgett, Ieff Chandler, Larry Cheney, Steve Altick, Dudley Arthur, Tom Betty, lim Blodgett, Bob Cham- berlin, Iohn Bosque. Ik S no T1 Row 1. Sherry Dickerson, Patty Hall, Sonja Griffith, Linda Gilmer, Eleanor Dunham, lean Clanton, Carole D'Arcangelo. Row 2. Iohn Green, Robert Gillette, Mike Fewel, Gene Fisher, Peter Davis, Betty Ellis, Iim Crommett. Row 3. Ted Fowlks, Iim Douglas, Dick Didzun, Wally Fuller, Richard Dickson, Tom Davis, Gerald DeChaine, Bill Danforth. Bow 1. Sharon Herbst, Iudy Hendricks, Ginger Helzer, Betty Kevin, Bill Hedlund, Sue Harbinsky, Linda Hansen, Gary Hansen, Bob Ham- mond. Bow 2. Linda Krebs, Lois Kruse, Linda Lal-lusen, Lela Lee, Beverly Hughes, Laura Kidd, Raymond Hughes, Larry Lehner, David Iames, David Heyer. Bow 3. Chet Kershaw, Mike Kemler, Iohn Hopkins, Mike Leonard, Iack Leflar, Gary King, Billy Knorr, Donnie Kelleher. v' s- ' 5 ,a ,S Y 4 i I 4. 'WS N 1 'T I or Row l. Tom Miller, Ross Othus, Bob Meadows, lack Motsenbocker, Sue Martin, Mary McCullough, Iudy Marks, Dianne Molldrem, Carol Lovett. Row 2. Frank Mullin, Dean McCcry, Bill Newton, Frank Mangelsdorf, Terry Oliver, Sally Nelson, Anne Mossman, ludi Montfort. Row 3. Peter Lyman, Steve McAllister, Peter Lynch, Larry McCart, lohn McKinley, Rodney Martin, lim McGuire, Steve Mitchell. C7 Q.. f cv W' Row 1. Ioan Romberg, Bradley Pike, Dennis Ryder, Lynne Sanzenbacher, Shirley Shepard, David Patterson, Steve Schenk, Shane Skriiko. Row 2. Cathy Porter, Muriel Petersen, Marilyn Paulson, Mike Rowninq, Linda Powers, Jerry Pcxrkhurst, Ed Robinson, Sue Schwabe, Bill Remsen. Bow 3. Iecm Peterson, Marcia Ruby, Carol Rountree, Paul Samuelson. Emie Schwarz, Peter Papulski, Roger Quick, Allen Rasmussen, Ken Pickard. Row l. Irene Sparks, Carol Wilson, Io Ann Worthington, Margaret Weibel, ludy Wanker, Becky Womack, Kathy Watson, Ellen Weitz. Bow 2. Arnold Southwell, Douglas Sutton, Teny Simonson, Alan Willis, Bill Weinel, Marcia Spratlen, Gloria Torrence, Clara lean Tedrow. Row 3. Bill Wyly, Leslie Smith, Michael Standard, Kent Wiley, Duane Youngbar, Pat Wright, Dick Wildinq, Dennis Urfer, Tommy White. 46' as 19, EIGHTH GRADE CLASS ,Q 9? QQ President VIC e President Secretary Fred PIQPGF B111 Bqmum Dons Sleeman Treasurer Ixm Mulhns 4 - X f Sergeant at Arms hm Burke The Erghth grade class kept busy all the year around w1th xts many act1v1t1es In the fall all the members Went from house to house selllng peanuts Thexr mam pro1ect of the year was to make a b1g board on the wall of the gym that told the names and numbers of all play ers Th1s players hstmg board also told the names and numbers of the v1s1t1ng team and whom we would play at our next home game The class of 59 1S look lng forward to rts h1gh school days and IS savmg money for them 53 l 41. , . . t . ' . .Q k . L' : ' 1 W , W' fy, ' - . , r 13, I A ' V ff? -an- -, 5 - ' 4- . , . ,A Nl 1' nf' c-1 I I Z S QlQ 'l9c? l , s Wh ,' 5 Y? Row 1. Larry Beck, Richard Allender, Elaine Carson, Sandra Campbell, Susanna Campbell, Trudy Armistead, lanica Anderson. Row 2. Harold Baker, Iohn Andrews, Billy Bevan, Hal Ager, Marion Blew,- Carol Broad. Row 3. Pat Bamum, Bill Bamum, Iohn Ankersmit, Dave Chandler, Billy Barnes, Bill Burton, lean Adams. 1 1 K + z tw! I 4 .. -F t A xl ,, V fr ,S XJ ,, K.-' ' A I f 1:4-A 4 ,, . f Q SQ' Q b , g : u Q f G ii, 1- ' Row l. Men'y Lee Eggers, Dorothy Fingerut, Margie Ea-rlenbaugh, Judd Cik. Bill Church, Carol Chamberlin, Larry Finley. Row 2. Sherrill Dano, Valerie Davidson, Alice Dale, Ieanne Davis, Loma Cusick, Cindy Dhein, Nancy Bckelman. Row 3. Iim Fincher, Don Cruickshank, Ralph Davisson, Dave Chandler, Kris Curtin, Doug Collins, lim Druhy. Kenny Cox. low 1 Delores Hamm Virginia Hoyt Ann Foster Iamce Gilbert Nancy Grant Marcia Gagnon Bow 2 Bob Hill Iohn Harwood Susan Hallmgstad Pat Hemkel Martha Hitchcock Terry Fox Gerry Gilklson Bow 3 Bay Hamilton Bill Hedlund lim Hagan lim Graybill Keoua Fredrick Cecil Fredncks Gary Fisher 42 ,A .f le- B' I . 37 g er N +lQY! Row 1. Bruce Landolt, Mary McAtee, Linda Larson, Sally Iones, Ianet Kicher, Karen Kisky, Sara Larsen, Laurel Lowder Row 2. Bob McCrory, Ianet Miller, Debbie Lee, Linda Lessler. Mary Helen MacLean, Phil Iames, Mark Miller. Row 3. Mac McKinnon, David Kruse, Dennis Kelly, Harry Ludwig, Gary Mathews, Iimmy May. Iohn Iaeqer, Iim Mullins C7 vs , Q17 I T HQ' Row 1. Doris Sleeman, Margo Pfeifer, Catherine Samuelson, Carol Sloan, Susan Rosso, Darlene Rice. Row 2. Carrol Orsen, Donna Pendleton, Kirsten Olsen, Sandra Siostrom, Sandra Shaw, Lorelei Munroe, Karen Paulson low 3. Clifford Showalter, Duane Oliver, Larry Roseberry, Fred Pieper, Mickey Rhodes, Tom Rau. Row 1. Elizabeth Wood, Sandra Winchester, Karen Wert, Phil Willivver, Tommy Smythe, Bob Starr, Stephanie Wilson. Row 2. Iackie West, Ianet Wilson, Sally Weaver, lim Walqraeve, Mac Thompson, Linda Younqbar, Sharon Smith, Sandra Spears Row 3. Ianet Rouniree, Wendy Southwell, Kent Worsham, Boone Turchi, Ioe Smith, Holt Williams, Mike Williams. Iudy Williams va- . 521 an ABSENTEES AND NEW STUDENTS Row 1 Anne Crowell Pam lohnson Barbara Tones Ann Chlsler Kathy Bray Row 2 Gene Chamberlm Doug Robmson Glenn Stevens Fred Wood Gordon Clark How 3 Tom Fox Ed Pearson Bxll Hosea Terry Southwell Gerald Mltchell Mike Franzwa 'ad Kent r-larbmsk has been the Lakers Log photographer for the last two years Hts cheer ful ass1stance has been areatly apprectated by the vearbook staff 1n puttrna out the annual Th1s ear Kent was atded by Robert Lev a other able cameraman Together the boys have turned out many deltahtful and 1nterest mg DICTUTGS ln the above snapshot the fvfqure 282 IS formed of used flash bulbs to how the number of flash p1ctures Kent took 1n '53 and '54 for hrs yearbook photography work li 56 .. A , 1 .. , . W . K ' S . ' I Fi '. ' my -I, . . I W V, f in Q- .1 ' Q' 1.- 6 I , - in ' ' ' ,' at , ,. ' Q 1 . 9' t X - , . 1 , . ' J T 1 li - 1' 1 1 H K7 - , f f . 5,95- 7 - 1 I U . y A Y V Yf Tl' ' X f URGANIZATIUNS Director Mr Ross Flutes-G Foqdall M Burchett Clarinet:-P Thxess I Whelchel R Moment H McGu1re R Gxlbert K Schnexder I Chandler P Lynch R Gxllette I Burchett B Staufter D Hendncks Alto Saxophone: D DeCha1ne G Chamberlm L Cheney Baritone Saxophone-A Holden Cornell A Wxllxe G Thye D D1dzun K Hodson I Brooks I McCord G DeChame N McCart B Barnum E. McK.mght Trumpet!-L Stemberq A Furtney M Smith French Hom!-R Worthmgton D Burdlck B Downes Alto Hom!-G Adams N Raffae11Bm'itonol-S Fors H Neal M Heyer Soulaphonol-K Patchett I Leflar Trombone:-M Rxley R Dorr I Wlllzams T Babb D Arthur N Cooper Percussion-G Woods P Hammond I Hansen M Gray Boll:-I Fmcher Twirlen-B Davxs L Lanmer M H111 SENIOR BAND The Senxor Band of LOHS had many outstand1ng act1v1t1es Beg1nn1ng 1n the fall they played at all the home football games wh1ch helped promote the Splfll of the student body Dunng the W1nter they played at all the League Basketball games played at home glfecember they held Concerts at the three grade schools Lake Grove Oswego and Forest 1 s lanuary IS the date of the Annual W1nter Concert B gmmng 1n the sprmg they played a short concert for the P T A and entered the Band Con test Festwal In May they were featured 1n the T V ser1es Schools In Sesslon At the end of May the band held 1ts Annual Spnng Contest IUNIOR BAND I' he members of the Lake Oswego Iun1or Band are very act1ve Thelr act1v1t1es begm 1n the tall when they play for I V football games and some of the pep assembhes Llke the senlor band the 1un1or band also plays 1n the Annual W1nter Contest In the spr1ng both part1c1pate mn the Band Contest Fest1val at Oregon Cxty Dlroctor Mr Ross Clndnots-P W1l11ver G Kmq I Bosque L Smxth Comets and Trumpets-M Wxlhams B Meadows B Newton M McKxnnon I Green P Papulskx Baritonoo-I Douglas B Hammond Trombone!-I Andrews L McCart Percussion D Patterson D McCrory D Kelleher -'. . ,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. -. ,. ,. . -. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . ,. ,. . ,. - 1- .. . .- - 1- ,- 1- ,- I. . .. ,. ,. . . ,. .. - . ... ... 1 1 9 - ..., I ull ull . . . . ... .. . . . .. . . , . . .. . . . -. . ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,, I, ,. .. . ,. . , . -, I, ,. I Bowl K Schnexder R Gxlbert I Chandler P Thezss T Babb A Furtney K Hodson L Stemberq I Brooks D Dxdzun A Wxllle Row 2 G Woods D Arthur G Cooper I Whelchel K Patchett R Dorr A Holden I McCord Row 3 B Wxlhe P Hammond M Rlley H Moment B Hunttmq PEP BAND The members of the Pep Band turned out voluntarxly to promote better school Splfll at the basketball games They lourneyed to s1x other schools and played for the home games CHOIR The cho1r under the d1rect1on of Mrs Mane Mul11ns spent a busy year III rehearsmg and s1ng1ng for VCITIOUS groups and programs 1n the school and communlty Its hrst performance was for the PTA 1n November Chr1stmas was a busy season wxth a half hour TV show and the C1-mstmqs program for the Student Body In March It sponsored a communxty wlde vaudev1l1e show to ralse money for cho1r robes and add to the student exchange fund It also presented the operetta Meet Ar1zona 1n May for the same purpose low 1 L Lee B Womack P Hall C Benheld D Elhott P ,Bourdon L Bamberg S Shepard D Ellxott K Dale Mrs Mulhns Bow 2 I Spencer D Headnck V Brown N Ebenstemer A Batchelor N Harold I Fmcher S Schwabe M Ruby D Marhnole E. Andrews K Goodman nelly C Fogdall low 4 D McNe11 I Mztchell T Crossman D Robmson D Templeton T Goodnch I Whelchel A Furtney C Newman C Spencl' P Samuelson B Hosea Bow 3: ll-lovies, C. Taylor, S. Iohnson, D. Urter, E. Robinson, B. McMonaqle, A. Willis, M. Parrish, S. Harbinsky, L. Larimer, M. Don- ,TQ ' Jing, .S I ' . Y be g , 1 ' ! fv 2- '- ' it ,sy A ' A n.. w VA' ST? Sealed S Garrow F Dtck l Uelstrom F Stegenthaler M Smtth Standmq B Swett S Lovett D Thcmy son C Lovett GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET The largest organrzatron ln the school wlth the ex ept1on of the student body rs Grrls League lts purpose ts to promote frtendshrp and crttzenshtp tn school and at home Two rmportant OCIIVIIIQS were Grrls League week and the annual Mother Daughter Tea rn May Gtrls League week consrsted of a soc1al GCIIVIIY every day tncludtng student teacher day an art show cotton and cord day lug day and an old clothes day The mother daughter semt formal tea was held tn the afternoon followmg school A style show proxrded by local merchants popularrzed the event A soc1al hour was held afterwards INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB To encourage and strmulate study and dtscusston of xnternattonal affalrs and forergn countrres ts the atm of lnternattonal Relatrons Club for Juniors and senlors The chtef event of the year was the state wrde IRL Conference at the Unrverstty of Oregon lts theme was The Unrted Natrons lts problems and prospects Several oromrnent speakers took part tn the conference and student panels were also presented so everyone could parttclpate R wl M H1ll S Hayes I Kuykendall L Wrley B Davts Row 2 E Larsen V Brown M Cheney P M1tzel f 'Q' 3 A ff 60 1 . oi. vs 5 a , ,.. 1 S- 9 ,. L y. Q ,a C 5 C . ...,..e ' I I .. D l l A C A A . l l I . ' I I I ' o : . ' , , , . ' , . , . Row 3:.P.'Dowsettf P.-Th1ess,fD. Danforth, M. Croydon, E. Tucker, T. Venables ij 'Aff ' 'ri , V . ' f I zo is . . V 1 I . -K , 1 C 3- ' V A 6- X ' , - - -Q , ' e ' 1 1' I ' A . . 1 I 1 ' .L T f K . 3: N ' I ' Q , - 0 T Q J 'M J EVQJA . J 3, , ' l 1 V J ' o l A, Row 1 B Davms S Lovett P Knox L. Shanks K Helhs R Mather P Wlute I Schleumng I Cnnckshank M Smxth S Spencer Row 2 I Iohnston M Naugle S Denn1s I Rexsner V Brown D Elmore I Thacker I l-lelstrom M Cheney I Kuykendall R Moment M Steuart S Krebs Row 3 L Foqdall P Dowsett K Patchett P Th1GSS B Mull1n G Mahoney E Tucker B Hunttlng D DeCha1ne K Gray N Culter Row 4 M Graydon G Thye D Pearson K Stevens M La1n P Martm L Maguzre K Carswell P M1tzel I Fmcher OMEGA HONOR SOCIETY The ob1ect of Omega Honor Soclety 1S to create an enthus1asm for scholar Shlp to st1mulate a des1re to render SETVICS to promote worthy leadershlp and to encourage the development of character 1n pup1ls of Lake Oswego H1gh School OUtSlQHd1Hg act1v1t1es 1ncluded both the fall and sprmg sem1 formal 1nduc t1ons an after game dance Smarty Pants and a donat1on of S100 to the student exchange fund Th1s money was earned by candy sales and conces s1ons at games Membersh1p 1S based on scholarsh1p SGYVICG leadersh1p and character ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY Membersh1p to Alpha Honor SOC1elY IS based on scholarsh1p qual1f1cat1ons as well as leadershlp character and servlce The purpose of the club IS to encourage lower d1v1s1on students to attam h1gher grade averages and to QIVG pup1ls a goal toward wh1ch to work The word Alpha IS the f1rst letter of the Greek alphabet and thus symbol IZGS the beglnnlng of h1gh school scholarsh1p by representmg the lower d1VlS 1on Row I R Allender, E Weztz, B KevLn,I Boody, S Harbmsky, S Shepard, L Bamberg, D Molldrem, S Schenk Row 2 D Kelly, L Fmley, M Paulson, L Monroe, K Paulson, I Brown, C Hemz, S Campbell, M Ruby, C Tedrow Bow 3 P Dav1s D Ch1sholm,I West, B Womack, A Mossmcm, B Burton, P Hemkel P Lynch, I Mxtchell, L Youngbar if -411 i 3 'T vi v I ' I E2 t ' ' I A ' ' f jlgy ', r- 5 - ' L . 'Z ' , ' - ,ri -av , f ' A ' 1145, 5, K ' , , ,, y . 9 a 1 ,g 'Ki 1 - za I A I 1 w. V 2 1 f ,af ' Q? , 1.11 ' .H -5 21.3 , ,M ,Q Lf , ' f, , 'yr 9 an '1.:'w 1 +R, 4 - ' I .- H - sf . Q, f , 5' fl ' ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I- ' I - I ' I ' I ' . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - - . - . - . - , . , . , . , - , - . - - . . . , - 1 , , 1 ' ll ll . I ' I U, 1 I I I I ' A - i 3 45N 'Rm if X 5 Z' We t Dordt' nmpfb 54 ,AHOY Rowl T Venables D Danforth B Mulhn L Tetrxck Row 2 M Kelly S Cramer I Baker D Elmore B Swanme Mrs West How C Popsun 'i Schenk l. Cedergreen K Allen M Smlth LAKE VIEWS STAFF Puttlng out a paper was the chxef Job of the Lake V1ews staff The members ot the staff spent many long hours durlng act1v1ty per1od and after school gomg over copy and page make up Lake VISWS was aga1n awarded a hrst class ratlng by the Natxonal Scholast1c Press Assoc1at1on Th1s work was occasxonally broken up by tr1ps to the pr1nt shop to check page proofs and by Journahsm conferences at the Un1vers1ty of Oregon Un1vers1ty of Washmgton and PQC1f1C Un1vers1ty Although all the staff members d1dnt have 1nk flowmg 1n thelr velns they all had the feel of paste on thelr hands and all had used up several sheets of copy paper by the end of the year Std!-sponsored dance u onioyod by all 9311113 Baker 55 U I 1 .rg odffbf 1.1 Y Xxxg . Seated S Iohnson I I-Ielstrom Stcmdmg I Thcxcker I de Luccxcx M Cheney D Nelson M Rxley D Elmore B Hughes N DGVIS Mrs West 4 X ,ff lo Helslfom EAW' fi 'qw ev-r A welcome stahl every Tuesday was the sold' by the yearbook sid! to mise some needed revenue LAKERS LOG STAFF The scurry of meetmg deadhnes cmd the pressure of Q we1ghty respons1b1l1ty were expenenced by 0.11 the members of the Lakers Log Staff They spent the flrst half ot the year m plcnnmg the book wh1ch takes more t1me and work than one would thmk The thlrd quarter s work cons1sted of collectmg cmd prepormg the p1ctures art work cmd copy and the lost quarter wcxs spent 1n llI'11Sl'111'1g up odds cmd ends cmd workmg on the covers The staff tr1ed to xmprove the book by cxddmg an mdex copy cr book Jacket and tollowmg the OI1q1I1Gl theme of Golden Daze 46 mf- l Rowl M Steuart S Hansen L Shanks D Elmore S Lovett P Whrte M Wxlhams Row 2 P Kaufman I Cruzckshank D Green I Fmcher F Drck I Wrlkzson S Dodge S Spencer M Smrth Row 3 Mxss Lum I Helstrom E Larsen P Myers P Mrtzel S Iohnson I de Luccxa S Hayes TRI HIY V4 as T' HIY Trr H1 Y started off 1ts act1v1t1es before the school year had even started by welcomlng the new students and thexr parents and conductlng them on tours of the bulldlng The glrls held two dances Eramthgm mghtmare backwards and Sophrstocated Slrcus Thanksglvrng turnabout serm formal The club s socral events lncluded an alumnr party at Chrrstmas and Jornt meetmgs w1th Oswego and Benson H1 Y A semr formal rnductlon ot new members was also held wlth the Oswego H1 Y The grrls held therr annual Easter assembly wlth 1lS tradltronal seven toot dalfodll covered cross They also entered a brll 1n the annual Youth Legrslature sponsored by the YMCA and sent two delegates to part1c1pate World serv1ce wa a blg lncentrve behmd several of H1 Y s act1v1t1es th1s year The boys had an unusual dlsplay 1n whrch they took up posts 1n the w1n dow w1th sleeprng bags an alarm clock a portable radro and several books The boys napped under the s1gn We need rest for our brg day when we work the H1 Y way The1r blg day was a work day dur1ng wh1ch the boys h1red themselves out and turned the money over to the World Servrce fund They also sponsored an a.sembly on World QSFVICG and the1r annual Thanksgrvlng assemblv Row 1 G Mahoney E Barton M Lam D DeCha1ne P Grbbs I Schluemng B Womack Row 2 T Crossman G Schutzler B Huget T Sloan I Schwan, D Templeton Bow 3 Mr Bowles I Ryder K Stevens D Pearson G Deluz B Nance 535 Q U , 71 fs cues v 'Emil Rowl D Sleeman I Cole D Robmson B Womack l. Tetrzck G Schutzler T Goodrxch M Rzley H Starr D Allen Row 2 M Lam S Wxlhams R McKenna T Venables R Hendrlcks I Machum B Clanton E Barton D Nyssen D DeCha1ne E Iockers L Hansen How 3 H Stxpe N Bauder I Thompson P I-lxlstrom D Templeton I Ryder D Greenwood A Furtney P Otness M Rltchxe G Ad ams R Dorr Row 4 Mr Grxffm D Pearson D Pame G Thye M Rlley D Kmght I Schwarz B l-luget T Sloan K Patchett P Martm I Betty PURPLE O The purpose ol the Lettermens Club IS to promote better soortsmanshrp and relat1ons be tween athletes as well as to further 1nterest tn sports and sport accornphshments The club 1S composed of boys who have won rna1or letters 1n compet1t1ve sports and alms to be fare of the school and enforcmg the school rules A serv1ce prov1ded by the club was holdmg ropes at basketball games to keep people off of the gym floor f ghe club sponsored an after game dance Deep Purple and gave the money to the athlet1c un NIK The purpose of N1k1 the Gxrls Athlettc Assocxatron IS to promote gxrls mterest 1n athletrc accomp l1shments and sportsrnanshlp An annual event sponsored by the group IS N1k1 s Sport Ntght wxth frrendly compet1t1on be tween the clubs teachers and parents A new event th1s year was the banquet Whlch was held for the varslty basketball players and the1r fathers New membrs were taken 1n at a d1nner and 1n1t1ated durtng the hrst half of the year and new and old members ahke emoyed a h1ke at Multnomah Falls and a tr1p to the beach A volleyball sports day to wh1ch l1Ve nearby schools were 1nv1ted w1tnessed the only volley ball defeat of the year for the Nlkl team Howl I Hoffman C Burdlck L Slcruko C Barnes D Elmore I de LUCCIG Row 2 B Stauffer l.. LaHusen V Brown M Parnsh I Thacker S Spencer P Knox Row 3 M Austm S Herbst K Hovres C Owens B Furtney S Spler 3 T ,, fi 'fr I I JI I I A ' I ' I x 1 .f I F' , I 4 ' I ' 4 . I P hr , l I L I f K B A l f S ' 5 ie- . f 5 V 5 fx- - I I - ' l , 5 ' I 4 N I lx r A ,f-XX -,Q 1 g - 'L 4 1 K ' 'LJ '7 QM NV ' ' fx , c xx xi-I -5 . - ., 4.5 I 'Z , ' ' .Mft I Q f .A 'X Gal -. I ww , I ulf -A Ill li . . one of the strongest organizations in the school. It claims this by being responsible for the Wel- l I - 1 o ' Q, . , Q ti ta 0 .D Q S , ,4 . QI t F C35 rx Al x ' ALTA MONTE Row 1 I Carlson K Schnerder R Eggers I Lundy R Moment I Cole P Otness R Klmg C Carter R Levy Row 2 D Anderson B Davrs F Drck I Spencer D Headrrck F Sregenthal r P Whxte N Young R Satterberg B Swett K Helhs N Davxs P Knox B Gmll lvl W1ll1ams H Srmth Row 3 C Benlreld A Curran C Krcher M Steuart D Thompson M Parrrsh I Thacker S Spencer H Bender S Schenk L Ceder green l Hagcn S Davls Row 4 C Smlth A Holden S Cramer A Gagnon I West S Hoelscher P 'vlartln R Dorr M Cheney S Iohnson I Crulckshank C Lee I Rersner Row 5 K Hodson D Burdrck R Schwarz I Davts M Graydon M Lam K Stevens R Mather T Southwell L May M McGahan D Allen I Hedges The purpose of the skr club Alta Monte whrch means tall rnountarn IS to organlze skr IIIDS and to encourage and rnstruct the novrce The club arranges for an advlser to accompany the group on all tnps rt also pro vldes cornpetrtron for the more advanced skrers under SUD9I V1S9d srtua t1ons and 1S of SQFVICQ to the school ln vanous Ways Mike Lam with his customary harem ot ski-qlrls U 11 Skt enthusiast Sharon Spencer ! G F ,vi tn acnon li Q 66 T4 I ' s I I f 55 t ' I 7' S -. .n X1 , ' L' 7417+ t-- L ' Us ' ' ' X ,I - A 1 '1 H A I tt -. .A . ,Q :A I A , L N. n . L U 1 ,J F'-v my V , .,-. . L A I T Q - . Wy IW ' , , N . f' xb . . Q . if all c J- ' - I f v - . I ,.- P NJN 4 rl' l I r w M Fewel M Anderson G FISDGY D Patterson R Dav1sson H Aqer V Mxller M McKenna D Cru1ckshank S Schenk Worthmqton w M lzarlenbauqh L Lessler I Dav1s M Blew W Southwell l Sparks M Spratlen D Molldrem L Powers I West L Lehner I May K Cox Row4 D Lee S Shaw S Harb1nslcy L Lal-lusen A Mossman I Wl1SOH S 'Nielson S Schwabe M VlcCullouqh W Fuller M Thom, son K Fredenck D Maher D Colhns Row 5 K W1ley S Alhck M Kemler P Lynch G DeCha1ne S McAll1ster T Dov1s M Leonard T Betty I Furlong T Olzver I Anderson M Franzwa D Ohver SKI HI The lower d1v1s1on Skl club Sk1 H1 has been orgamzed to promote more enthus1asm 1n sknng bv tokmg the busses from school up to Mt Hood Tlckets for the busses were sold to the student body by Sk1 H1 members The-1r most 1rnportant act1v1ty IS sknng Oops' Sue Schwabe spills J L T' Don Burdxck pauses before cz run .fx 67 1 L., I' I , - 4 v l V ' 1 - I - ., - ' I Lf N ' ' . - .1 Q , 1, .. e A I 1 qu- .. . l - ,I , - ul' , s si , 1 ,, 7 'if I . t ! A K Ro 1: . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , 11. ' , . , . ' , . Row 2: M. Eggers, K. Kisky, S. Marlin, M. Gagnon, K. Porter, L. Sonzenbacher, L. Cheney, S. Shepard, C. Wilson, C. Lovett, P. Hall, I' . Ro 3: . ' ',. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . Q Xa ' Sw' ...f .1 n r C K. .Q L2 Bowl E Weltz F Sxegenthaler H McGu1re I Baker I Rexsner B Douglas P Houdek MISS Amold Row 2 Mrs Orem K Dale A Batchelor B Hughes D Martmole D Green M Naugle H Smlth I Brown L Byme Row 3 M Austrn M Murphy C Drdzun P Hunttmq V Brown K Goodman N McCart N Cutler P Myers F B L A IS a nat1on Wlde organ1zat1on for students tnterested 1n bus1ness careers The members throughout the year heard speakers on var1ous phases of busmess opportunmes and V1S1led the Burroughs Calculator Company They also presented a trophy to the outstandmg busmess student Two popular events were the state conventrons whtch they helped plan that were held at the Un1vers1ty of Oregon and Oregon State College F BLA was also actrve on the nat1onal scale by help1ng to orgamze other FBLA chapters and by ra1s1ng monev for the state scholarshtp fund The members were very popular among the student body when term papers were due be cause of the1r typlng servlce whlch could be obtalned lor a norntnal sum RADIO CLUB The Radro Club was one of the most acttve of the 1nterest clubs th1s year The members set up the1r own statlon at school domg most of the work themselves where they worked after school and durmg the1r free trme New members were taken 1nto the club the only requrrement for membershrp be1ng a genu1ne 1nterest1n ham rad1o work Classes were held after school three n1ghts a week for code pract1ce and 1nstruct1on rn rad1o theory Th1s also atded new members 1n gettmg the1r l1censes The club s adv1ser1s Mr Roy Had ley who IS a lrcensed operator Row 1 Mr Hadley S Grxtflth D Goodall L Foqdall T Curran Row 2 D Lee G Woods R Hendncks I Tedrow D Gtlbert M Rtley Q? l 68 , Qi' t , ,, , 12 ya? ' ' 9 ' ,-Q it ' o ' - - 0 M , 1 7 Q , 'V ' Q .. , A 2 Q, c Q - e . 0' ,. an Q 'v 7 - 1 . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . 1 . FQBQLOAO 1 ' I 1 V - tt H . . . . . . , . , . , . , . . , . . - - I - I - 1 - , - I . .fi .alll 45 C7 X7 Z Row 1 P Lyman P Barnum B Turclu Mr Nastas1a R Somers H Rohweder Row 2 B W0mG k l Betler N Dav1s A Brockman S Hansen l H l t E L l. P S l. Row 3 B Rolfe S lones D Nelson P Tockert M Ruby M McCullouehS1l5mM lld Qrserlg I de Luccm Owers Grsen L ARTISTE q O few Boyer C Lovett L Bfimbefq L Sanzenbacher L Artlste IS an 1nterest club for students engaged 1n art work The purpose of the club IS to be of SSIVICG to the school where art1st1c skllls are needed The members drd sucl' thmgs as make posters for school functlons put up wrndow drsplays and Nork on sets and make up for the school plays They revlsed the club thls year by rewr1t1ng the constltuhon and selectmg a new name Damty gold and Wlute plns of modernlstxc deslgn were also selected NURSES CLUB The IHGIH purpose of the Nurses Club of LOHS 1S to develop understandlng and fr1endsh1p among the g1rls that are xnterested rn nursmg as a profess1on It thereby benehts the 1nd1v1dual and the protesslon as a Whole The g1rls act1v1t1es 1nc1ude the sponsorlng of a home nurs1ng course to prepare them as volunteer 1un1or Nurses A1dSS Row 1 P Iohnson D Blankenfeld I Montfort B Stauifer l Sparks G Torrence Row 2 Mrs Me B Ellxs S Sp1er M Gray B Furtney B Khnq M Peterson ri zgif, ,- ,A x.! eil 69 E 'ts - rf T N t I if : . T V I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 r ' ' 1 . , . V , . 1 - ' ' ' ' ' ' f - ., , ' ' ' ' . . I A I D I T - I . : , , . , . , . , . . . : . 9, . ' , - ' , - . - . - ' 1 ' vw. r ff L. . ,, . , , 1,1 , QL vw ., , gw21,,, , 5 7 . 2 K ' - ,af jg 3' '2- 7 ' o V f 1 i - V ' W A, f. . ,- . T N if T 4' h fl, 'S' ,I ... Q ' I fr 47 'L 5? . Q 26, ' . .' lf T 3 1 . -v so , . L. M a - :gig -'51 K ' K ,N S . x 1 V 1 .- I F - r Q N r D ca S - A ' ii' '-yn: K ' iiggf V 'iii , i 5 t ' T o if . at ' , ,- 'N ' up if 1- T c 1 r 1 ' , f ' V X ,t ii tt x 1 B 1' 4 o' E e 5. A X . I ll J aya , , Rowl C Van Leeuwen M Hrll I Marks K Allen L Shanks P Mrtzel C Tedrow S Dodge B Davrs S Krebs P Bourdon Mrs Brown Row 2 I Sparks H Bender S Dennrs I Meyer M Steuart L Wrley C Krcher A Gagnon M Parrrsh M Shrels E Andrews M Allender H ow 3 S Reynolds I de Luccra M Srmth S Hayes I Crurckshank V Brown S Hoelscher M Cheney I Thacker S Waterman S Iohnson Row 4 R Moment T Venables I Schleumnq M Lam P Martrn B Frelds I Tedrow G Woods D Voorhres FRENCH CLUB To establrsh a bett r understandrng of France the French language customs culture and crvrlrzatron of all French speakrng people rs the purpose of the French Club Le Cercle Gaulors The Chrrstrnas season was a busy one for the members as they Went carolrng rn the halls of the school had an orrgrnal Chrrstmas party and sold Wassarl rn the cafetorrum The money from thrs sale and from the sale of homemade cookres went to the student ex change fund To ard rnternatronal understandrng they helped establrsh a language rnterest club rn Nrce France and also held an assembly Whrch rncluded French dancrng srngrng and plays The materral for the assembly was wrrtten entrrely by the members of the club SPANISH CLUB To promote rnterest between Spanrsh speakrng countrres and the students of Lake Oswego rs the purpose of La Luz the Spanrsh Club A Spanrsh Prnata was held at Chrrstmas by the members A gayly decorated package frlled Wrth grfts for everyone was suspended and broken open by a blrnd folded person Everyone re cerved hrs grft and then refreshments were served Another rnterestrng event was a drnner party at Panchos 1n9Portland Thrs afforded an actual example of the food eaten by Spanrsh people La Luz also held s veral candy sales throughout the year to helpfmance a trrp to Mexrco for one of the members Rowl B Douglas D Thompson D Anderson P Otness M Graydon M Wrllrams S Lovett D Ellrott S Skrrrko Mrs Mullms 2 S Spencer K Coodman I I h A C 1 o nson urran P Mrtzel C Carter B Grll P Knox N Harold B Klrng S Shaw 3 I Hagan P Lrverrr re S Cramer C Smrth R Klrng I McAllrster S Martrn A Brockman M Spratlen I Frncher I Betler 4 N McCart P Harold P Kaufman D McNerl E Larsen E West S Hansen B Furtney P Hunttrng S Garrow B MCK Row Row Bow enna Southwell N I f nf 70 .2 L Row l S Drckerson S Casselman L Krebs G Lubbesmeyer P Iohnson D Blankenfeld Mrss Arnold Row 2 I Sparks G I-felzer L Lee M Spratlen L Skrltko G Torrence S Shaw Row 3 L Kruse I I-Iendrrcks C Rountree C Hess L Lcmmer I Marks D Bake Y TEENS To grow as a person and to grow 1n fr1endsh1p wxth people of all races rel1g1ons and natmon ahttes IS the arm of Y Teens an open club for freshmen and sophomore g1r1s sponsored by the YWCA The year s act1v1t1es began w1th a party and were followed by sendrng two representatwes to a modehng show at the YWCA Another xmportant act1v1ty was that of col1ect1ng mater1al for the YWCA rummage sale The proceeds went to helpmg provtde a summer camp After school concess1ons were sold to buxld up the treasury and the year s OCl1V1l1eS were cl1 maxed by another party INX Imx IS an open club for elghth grade g1rls whxch IS afhhated wtth the Future Homemakers of Amerrca The purposes of the club are to promote tnterest rn homemakmg and the tmportance of home membershlp The club teaches democracy and develops creatlve leadershrp 11 home and commun1ty l1fe One of the club s bxggest pro1ects was sell1ng all occaston cards A port1on of th1s money was turned over to the fore1gn exchange student fund Row D Pendleton V Hoyt T Armtstead K Bray S Wllson I Gxlbert A Foster Row Mrs Perklns C Orsen S S1ostrom K Paulson L Munroe K Olsen C Broad M Beard Row M Hltchcock S Deno S Rosso F Ellmgton S Iones L Youngbar S Spears N Grant I Mlller Row M MacLean W Southwell S Shaw I Adams S Campbell C Hemz P Hemkel S Hallmgstad Ps' ' - 1 . 0 1 fjrkf I Q f I 1 , 1. : . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . . . . I - - I I , . . . . . . . . , . ., . . . . . , . . . . . . 1: . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . 2: . ' , . , . , , , . , . . . . - 3: . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - . - 4: . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' I - A la Q , , . V ,, 44 'el f- . l . V , , W , , L, t 'f v M 4, -v - - ' , v , B ,, 3 - - . . 1 4. , ' V ' .V ' ' ul A 4. I ' V' ' ' ' I 4 r .L ' ... 1 -V . f- 5 5, T ' . , A I QFT5- at tt,y in L- is, I v . . .' , 3 V LINK Row Row Row Row I Wrlkrson F S1egenthaler P Whrte N Young K l'lell1s N DGVIS D Elmore F Drck S Babb B Hughes M Smtth M Steuart I de LUCCIG I Crurckshank M s Wetherby D A nett S Hansen C Taylor I Spencer C Fogdall C l. e E Larsen I4 Allen C Barnes E West P Hunttxng V Brown M Donnelly I l'lGlS1fOm S Gurrow l Betler l Bflkel' The semor grrls club Lmk arms to promote tr1endsh1p and to be of serv1ce to the school The letters of LINK stand out for loyalty 1ntegr1ty nobrlrty and klndness ACl1Vll1eS lor the year 1ncluded bake sales candy sales at Chmstmas Valent1nes day and Easter and two after game dances Money from these went to feedmg football and basketball players and preparmg a Ch1stmas basket for a needy tarnlly The members also pruned the loot ball concesslons booth so rt could be pa1nted The grrls held two Iomt meetrngs wrth boys from Portland schools and had thetr annual date meetmg To promote lrrendshlp w1th1n the club they had a slumber party and annual tr1p to the beach SAXONS Saxons senror boys club held two dances The Glenn Mlller Hop and the annual Haystack ! Its serV1ces were for the football season cleamng the bleachers and l1n1ng the held and for Nf 1 72 basketball sweeplng tbe floor at halt t1me and between games The boys Went all out lor the magazrne drrx to w1n the S5 U0 pnze wh1ch they donated to the March of D1mes They bought sweatshlrts rn whlch they had thetr plctures taken Durrng basketball they also organrzed a whrte shlrt sect on to promote more school Splfll and presented a George Gobel skrt for a pep assembly ln sprlng they put up a s1gn at the entrance of the school and sponsored a Smoker proceeds of wh1ch went to the Student Body Treasury Row l T Goodrlch T Crosman I Schleumnq B Womack L Tetrrck R Satterberg D DOCFAGIHG Row 2 D Beckner P Do Msett Cv Shutzlcr I Thompson B Nance l C019 MY KIGIIUQ Row 3 R Worthlnqton B huget I. Magurre T Sloan D Knxght I Schwarl P Glbl'-JS 9-f 1 I ,J 1 1 'D M C' I M! M f Z 5 . .5 , n V K A . 7 r 6 ' 3: . r , . . . , . , , , . 2 , . ,-. . , - , , - , , , I A . . . . . . Lifes . . .. . ,, .. 3 , , , ,! ll 'C 2 by op. N , ' , , . - ' . . ,A Q UN , , . - . I ' l l , -'E I . . I U I . r' ' V - . .V T - ' tt ll Hr 1 1 0 ' ' - - ' Y . - , . , - 1 - 1 ' K we 1, 1 . is ,E , V, I I ' -5 i. f ' 'N iz' 'J T. 4.4 , ' , . v f , . - ' QL. . . . .,, . ,itil . - 1 uw I -'L 'sf - ' 1, . I -1 fy 4 .T ' f?,Q ,lr 7' ' , I T ' ,pu f 'img' . .- fy. In N. U P wt- 1. t . .A-QT Lim U .. Q 4 A - f 1' ' '- ' ' 1 lf'-Aix-f-5 'I 7 L. H V B 4' C' QC iv V , 4 , X- , . if L A' 'l,..'-i n .. T 1 r ' ' ' 31 4524 ' 1. 4 . ' -.c X ' I - .:- f. ,- M- . , . .l I - - .. .. ., 4 1 l M s Q.., I - 1 X V X' xx, - TX LP! 'J ' ' . miter I 'f U za 9 U I I f ' I xf Howl S Lovett l. Shanks M Ke ly S Hayes B Dxvrs How 2 l Hagan S Spertc r I Meyer C Popsun B Glll I Be ker S D dge Mrs Peetz DUKES How 3 I Hdfma M INau le S Dennls M Cheney ls ker S Schenk I. Cederqre n The letters rn Trlf stand for Together rn Frrendshrp and Fun Frttrngly the purpose of the club IS to promote trrendshrp wrthm the group and to be ot serv1ce to the chool and commumty Trtt sponsored three dances Snowflake Fantasy Lonesome Polecat and Double Take lt also held several prrvate socral tunctrons such as lumber partres teas and date meetmgs Th Trtf arrls took trckets at all sport tunctrons helped feed the teams afterwards and ushered at the school plays They entertamed the chrldren at Emanuel Hosprtal gave clothes to Chr1st1e home and sent two ca e packages to Korea The Clctb also sponsored a tr1p to Mt Hood for all Iunror grrls To promote trrendslmp and to be of serv1ce to the school IS the purpose of the Jumor boys of Dukes The1r slogan Dukes Umted Knot Ever Separated IS symbohc of therr ur11ty Therr trrst actrvrty of the year was an after game dance The Football They also sponsored the Valentrne Semr formal Cuprds Cloudburst To beneht the school the boys parnted the garbage cans Won the contest of sellrng basketball trckets and also sponsored a clean up week The March of Drmes also Was a1ded by the1r Work when they sponsored a Wresthng Match The club s soclal act1v1t1es mclude date meetmg and a party at the end of the year Row l D Robmson S Wrlllams P Otness E Barton M Lam L Hansen Row 2 Mr Pr1ndle I Davrs D Hendrlcks R Grrmm P Hxlstrom I Betty Row D Dwrght M Rxtchxe I Ryder K Stevens M McGahan P Martrn 73 '- - .Q .. r ,, V ,, ' Vw J ,av . . . 'N - ' - .. -, ' . I T I . v I. l ' C o ' - I ., 1 2 . , ., 2 4 , ' .. . I X. : , , . . e , . , . , . , . C . - D . - - M ' 'Q ' . Y. 'Kao , '. .. . . ,ff . , , - ., S . . . t. ,, .t H .. H . f , , . .. .. , S , , . . . . . , 1 e V, ,. . , . A i . , I r , . . 1 . . . . I ,V , - - V- , 1 I 1 , , . . . . U ,, ' ' ' ' 11 - ll I I T, r I - I , . , . . . . . . I . I , , h, . I , . I , . I , . it -f . I ' , G I fi , , Y U .. , , H 'I iy, v:7 A Y C' - C- ' ' 1 iv w f -1 , ' v-' ' Ar Q- R ' A i ' ' ' I sy- gl. I t - - - x 3 A x , :Q s 4 , A ti . , .XX ' . 1 ir X, . , 1 ' . x .., X , - , V ' XA pl 5 J' ls' V U: rl 'T 1.3 . P '-' ' 7 . ,J V '. J, ,: ' ' r , , I I ' ' s' ,fi 'l Row Mrs Vkesv B lones A Chrsler D Cox P Bourdon A Gagnon P Kelley D Nelson D Sleeman D Ellrott IOMA f -, 74 Row Row Row N Culter D Thompson I Iohnston A Curran M Schaefer C Krcher W Cusrck T Nrcolls C, Benheld A Crowell P Kxnq I West S Hoelscher I Adams I McAllxster S Cramer M Shlels S Krebs S Hansen P Harold P Lxvermore M Gray C Chlsholm D Anderson M Parrlsh M Allender Two rmportant act1v1t1es of the sophomore glrls ol Ioma were two sprlngtlrne dances Platter Chatter and the Queen s Ball They also dusted the trophy case wrndows part1c1pated1n clean up week and provrded and served refreshments tor the play Srght Unseen Therr school sp1r1t was shown by purchasmg purple shoelaces for the basketball team selllng whrte horns for the games and teedrng the basketball teams By puttmg on a rummage sale they were able to donate SlUO to the student exchange fund Although rt IS a newly organlzed club rts purpose IS an amb1t1ous one To promote more 1n terest 1n school affalrs and to encourage a better trlendshrp between the g1rls of our class As a group we are w1ll1ng to perform any servrce for the school to the best ot our ab1l1ty ln the tollowrng tts purpose of WOTKIDQ together tor the mutual benetrt ot the members and school Tux sponsored many worth whrle actrvrtres One of t1s serv1ces was settrng up charrs 1n the cafetorrum whrch the members dld several tlmes a week purple background Tlms was used as a backdrop for the rootmg sectron at both home and away games Some other act1v1t1es were sendrng Chrrstmas and Easter cards to school personnel donatmc rntlk for the basketball teams sponsorlng Mad Hat Mambo and cleanlng the school grounds Tux boys also got therr pms th1s year or 1ts notable SGIVICSS Tux was awarded the Iax outstandrng club award I Bo ser I Smythe A Dlck D Nyssen I Allcr B Peterson D Leland 2 D Burdlck B Downes B Paulson I Hedges D McGahan W Murphy M Przzo 3 K llodson R Perkrns B Burke R Schwarz G Thye S Fors C1 Adams D Masor Row Row Row fe Q re - at I- U 0 I A ' A tg ' X Y I' w J 1 I KU- s C Q e T7 -- if your HULX1- g - q - , W r K - l fr , f , C I Vx A - A , D l - A ' I r i l 1 I 1 L The club also presented a felt banner to the school with the white letters LAKERS on the F . Q . h W . h 1: . W , . - ,.'.. , . Q l, . , . .. . , F ' 1 I f ' I X 5 . I ,A T X' 'I 7 .. 7: T I ,fix r V K v , V ' r Z N K f N cf' if Q, ' 'il-q Q' Row 1 V n Leeuwen F Sleqentha er B I nes M Steuart M Schaef r l. T r tc How 2 N Young N Davls P M1tzel E l. rs n K l-lelhs Mr Brown Row 3 C Lee C Dzdzun P Myers l Kuykendull P Elmes SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB The Soc1al Servrce Club was newly chartered thrs year and was formed to promote mterest ln soc1al SEIVICQ and to offer members vocatlonal exploratton m the held of soclal SSTVICG Throuah the club 1t IS arranged for the members to qo to the four qrade schools Collms V1eW Lake Grove Forest Hrlls and Oswego to observe the dltferent classes They have also vlslted soclal aqer1c1es such as the luvemle Court re habrlrtatron CllI'llCS and nursery schools Another actrvrty of mterest to all of the members Was observmg specral educa txon methods employed by remedral read mg and speech teachers lmhate Ted Crosman wxth hve Saxon boys Wxnners of Double T a k e ' ' I e r r y Schwarz and Barb- ara Swett, o p e n pnzes awarded for theu' ldentxcal ap pearance Nancy Young sells a lollxpop to Ed Barton dunng Lmks Valen une Sale CLUB ACTIVITIES Dancers emoy punch at Sophlshccxted Sxrcus Tn H1 Y decorales tree for library French students K. --Hi. if Q H -4 1 2 5 5 SPURTS A Rally Squad Introduces New Yells. Songs Y wx ,A 1 - v Wx qui The 1954 55 Vars ty Rally Squad d1d a superb job of promot1na school Splfll and leadmg the student spectators ln yells Beslde pract1c1ng cheers one of 1ts most tlme consummg Jobs was that of makma banners to publ1c1ze the games The IH genutty of the members produced such s gns as Pulvemzmg Prep De wmg the Fagles and Let s have a Dragon burger A new word was even added to the held ol poster pOlI'1l11'1g labtel Wh1ch 1 a verb that mll never be found ln Web ter s Dv tlonary Another actlvlty was that of sponsormg pep assembhes on Fnday afternoons dur mg GCl1Vllj penods These programs ln cluded ells slats peptalks and numbers bw the band 78 an-r vi i F Dxclc P Dowsett S Hansen KYIS Helhs T Goodrlch N D VIS C Lee The Rally Squad helps cx worthy cause g Swfaa was l ' . ' D 1 a 7' 'sf' A N A A . N b . , .l 4- P f KJ I ml L, A .1 U I Q 4-Y .3 :QL 3 . ' W ll ,fl j 1 - ws Q 0' z s S: 5' N . , ,f'7 f . . Q, yi - .t .1 :I 3 5 A T ' , .Q at W-'T J' Clocltwise: P. Gibbs, P. While A I A ' ' I ' Q .- o T o T T Q L lv' - I . T hu ' .x-.4 ' R A . ,lv .fr-is-Q U T ' is C ' V mu V 54 ' 1 . -1 1' f ' --7' .,:- ' ., 1.5 -.-,a ff- ff N ' Y ' T ' I' Af. -'-.' ' r-'f if ' 'fx L A' , .LH- eq:-B' . .7'! '. .Q- Q.,..- ..,. --f, ,j. qs.' 1:2 Row 1: T, Cole, LB, D. Knight, Cy T. Sloan, T: M. Lain, E- I. Thompson, HB: l. Schwarz, HB: l- BGYTY, HB: D- RObir1SOr1, QB: G. Schutzler, FB D. SlG9mGI1t FB, D. Templeton, Tp B. 'Northington E: D. DeChaine, G. How 2: P, Martin, mary D. Nyssen. QB' S. Mlillifims, Gy M. Riley, T, T. Braun, HB, M. Ritchie, G, H, Siipe, G, E. Clanton, Cy R. Dorr, fig P. Otness, G, T. Machum, HB, H. Starr, G, B. McKenna, E. Row 3: Mr. Giffin, Coach, B. Schwarz, HB, B. Burke, T, G. Thye, E: G. Adams, LB, D. Mason, Cp L. Steinberg, T, R. Perkins, G, C. Sundholm, QB, l.. Hansen, C, D. Dwight, G5 N. Bauder, Mgr., Mr. Kieling, Coach Brains and Brown Lead to Victory C L. L ,A .. fi The league championship for l955 was won by LOHS. Nominated for positions on the various league teams and contributing their skill to OsWego's teams, were the foll lowing: Doug Robinson, CB, lst All-MCL, 2nd All CC, Gene Schutzler, FB, lst All-MCL, 2nd All-CC, lst-Shrine, Dick Knight, C, lst All-MCL, lst All-CC, lst-Shrine, Ierry Schwarz, HB: 2nd All-MCL, 3rd All-CC, Todd Sloan, T3 fnot picturedl, lst All-MCL, lst All-CC, Alternate Shrine. Sometimes I'm happy, sometimes l'm blue seems to be the theme song of our two football coaches. Iudging by the picture at the right, this appears to be one of the more glum moments for Coach Cliff Giffin, and his assist- ant, Don Kieling. Nervously chewing his nails, Coach Giffin rarely stands still during a season of football games. This must be a good sign, for in his four years as head football coach at LOHS, his teams have won 25 out of 36 games. Coach Kieling not only assisted Mr. Giffin during the varsity games, but also coached the Lakers' junior varsity squad, a post which he has held for two years. 79 Mackey Rmtchxe G Doug Robmson. QB km Thompson HB Rod Wortluncrton. E hm Betty Seven Wlns and Two Losses Lake Oswego s football squad comp11ed a very rrnpressxve record dur1ng the 1954 season They won seven games and lost two The1r seven v1ctor1es corn 1ng 1n success1on was the longest wmnmg streak rn the school s hrstory The Lakers opened by droppmg Cl hard fought 14 13 dec1s1on to West 1..1nr1 Two conversrons by West Lmn gave the L1ons the v1ctory The Lakers b1g offens1ve play was a 69 yard jaunt by halfba lc Betty After a scoreless frrst half Oswego scored three touchdowns last half to ga1n the1r second v1ctory over Molalla 20 0 Schutzler Betty and Robmson mode the TD s Drsplayrng a potent offense Oswego scored 20 pomts 1n the f1rst half and went on to defeat Evergreen 26 6 a Schwarz rarnbled 12 and 22 yards for two of Oswego Three touchdowns by Schwarz led Oswego to a 31 6 dec1s1on over Con cord1a the1r hrst MCL v1ctory A 44 yard pass from Sloan to Schutvler was the longest play D1ck Kmght C Dean DeChcune G Harry St1pe G Gene Schutzler FB. -e-S-JT. A 'H' -DN 6,7 r KL any 'N'-sf'-12. ,gf?m'5'r'-wr Jgsdfiff 'Ig A . . . - . 1 . I , 1 I ' HB 1 . ,1 . . . . . V l . I , , . . . 1 . 1 I - ' - ' C . . 1 - I - ' I I 1 1 1 ' 1 D , . ' . I I ' I 1 n ' ' 1 1 ' . ui x 1 v I A ,gf-4' 4.-.s V ,-. - 1 --aw . Ei I if' 52:5 A 91' Ref-T' f 1 - 'imap f 1 L 1 - .-.4 4. un. ' 'T 1 - , 1. 'Z ' .': 'f ,rw . wen. uw L, Y .gr ', 1 f , ' i- f ' 1 3 - ' IIA' I 'Qc i l, T ' -mm Q . Z V , fs. w . 11 '- ' '-' 1 E W 1, wise-.f.ff , Q rl 'Q-V1 If ,Z P' 1 9' sl-rf .3 4, 1. N-shi. Ierry Schwarz HB Todd Sloan T Ierry Cole G C0mPr1se Football Season Mme La1n E hverythrng went nght tor the Lakers when they trounced Hood RIVGTS Dragons 39 l2 Schutzter La1n Thornp on and och ffarz led Oswego Colurnb1a Prep grabbed a two touchdown lead before the Lakers tallred ln the second and th1rd penod Knlght s second eytra pornt attempt ht the crossbar and bounced over g1v1ng a l3 l9 vlrtory A nullrhed converston on Wy East helped Oswego to another l3 l2 vlctory The Lakers w1nn1ng extra pomt came on a Roblnson to Worthlngton pass The tr1urnph gave Oswego tts second MCL crown Oswego outscored a strong Pa k ose eleven 28 2U tor thetr seventh wln ot the season Betty scored the t1r TD on a two yard plunge and the Lakers held that one touchdov n lead throughout For the second stra1ght year the Lakers lost the dlstnct l A 2 charnp1on h1p game to St Helens Once aaa1n 1t w s Duane Marshall who plagued the Lakers Doug Roblnson passed to Gene Schutzler tor Oswegos only score whrle loslng l4 6 to the state runne s up Rlchle Don' E Daryl Templeton T Stewart W1ll1ams T , t ff . S- T-Zigi. . xi , t In K .y .1 .- i, v 5 3 , . 1 75-A w I Wil' 'A aqrvi 2' 'le- Don Sleeman FB George Adams FB 'f 5 34' 5..11,,xnf Yam: qv 931622: iv 't'f -ff T3 6, A-if es Mid? 8 .. . 5- N. , , . -H V.. , , QT , 4 4 3 :57522 . ig, 'M ' .?,2L. v,..,Mr I -. -rf:.'-lg .g: yf:'i'- 4' .'f3A'L-,' 'L Lg. 4 V .,Z?q,q,- I ,gf gs,-I :J-fig, . ' ' 1 1 I - 1 . . I 1 . . . , , V , . . A ,., ' ' 1 7 . , , 1 5 , , ' . - ' ' ' s. ' ' . A i , ' .1 - . Y Y , ' . ., . st - Q - ' 1 1 .. . t , . , - . S - - I f'4 V . . J .M . .. t . , . . , - rc- . I I I I I I I . . I T , ,-tg X , 7 47 'tv t. ..,7 K J g' I f ' -. ,..,,l' -F7 ' . ji' f is , -Q 1. , 5 5, N- I -. ,L 4 -, ,Q 1 2j,,,.t,.. -'La j f 153,-'Sr,+ ' ' '39 1'-1 4 T AA'--if 'F' - 73541 a. . A . 2- X X + 1 L ' .r.-- S' , A-- -v T9 . ,ng -.U,. A ,-:L 7-, N- 'ss vm, , - , M ...,.,,,.Y' , x , ,Ag ,W . fo, 7 5. ' A - ,gig QQ., fx Q, 1. v g ' ' -ugh, .gg 145.3 -4,K'Qv ' Q., 5 -.1,.' -13,5 f q I V , ,fu cv is , - .- 'j' w,s.,,, . 2:2- fr, 1 ' -ri 1 1 4 1 Row 1 D De-Chame F l Thompson G G Schutzler G l Schleunmq G E lockers G I powers ROW 2 Mr GTOUCIUIST COUCIW T SIOGH F l Ryder F D Kmght C L May F H Shoe F D Dan orth Mgr Lakers W1n M1d Columbla League Champlonshlp Begxnnmg the l954 55 season slowly the Lake Oswego bas ketball f1V9 went on to wrn the Mrd Columbra league Cham p1onsh1p for the econd consecutrve eason They won eleven games ana lost twelve durrng the campcugn mcludmg srx v1c torles rn league play The champrons were slow startrng hn 1sh1ng last rn the Iamboree The3 lost therr openmg MCL game to Columb1a Prep 54 57 btt th n went on to wrn srx consecu t1ve league garn s Therr most rmportant w1n was a close 57 55 trrumph over Hood R1ver whrch vrrtually cmched the cham pronsmo At th end of the season the Lakers placed fourth m the d1str1ct l2 tournev Seasonal scorlng champ was Drck Kmght who threaded th hoop for 284 polnts He was followed by Gene Schutzler l-larry Strpe and lon Thompson rn that order Drck Kmght threads the hoop for 2 points out of his totuf 284 points - - , :. ,:. ,g. I n . - A ' . to , ' S 5 . , . . . . . . . , ' . -7 . - X D , . - .. , . ., ' 9. A ' - - , , - . . D . L. V A 1- T s.. . Y 5 . , x, . 'I 5 I Nfigw 'lil -v Indlvlduals XJ Wag F -4' 55 Efforts I-hd Team Til' ,ii-1 25901 gzwys I P .f nimy 'hh' ' f U IV 45 , , A, , T 4' -ww, X , V ' N .xvj E A k If ' I 'v G J ' ' Y ,' , , I VK., I X 2 I I . x - A ,f f ' I , VA. if L I ef H 1 1 , 3 rg wi 1, 1 V i . , Www 3 . 0, .,, if ' 1 'I Anim Sl: U' ,W G0 .e Schunzier G. k . 111 - is f .,.- 1 f ' ,q if ' 'W ' K' fe -QQ 1, . ' TQ ' lcfzn F, l n I u A, 1 .A L T : I1 gf f W ax , 4 1 fr W 'I 'N ' Y f 3 , , IJ, XJ J 7 1 J . ' I r if fi ' ,ni , 3 IV. if 5 ' 1 A f' fr- X 7 , ' a I ' K 41 t A 1'-', 'WWUE' 1,1 5 ff: , f ' - ., v 1 W W ' B ' F - . MS 7 f 1'5 V T UTY -E ' f f P.: E PL '.:..r.': G D1 L: I-f1,,5l,' R w 1 P Pa ulskl G A D1 k D Mc ahah F D Nvssen G G Adam.s,F C Sunhom F I B wser G G McCarthy F Mr Bowles Coach IV Lakers Offer Tough Compet1t1on The Lake Oswego Junlor varslty basketball squad complled a very successful record durmg the past season w1nn1ng 13 ball games Wh1le losxng lust seven Thetr most successful nonleague games were v1ctor1es over Oregon Clty and Parkrose The ltttle Lakers Wh1pped Oregon C1ty 51 48 and toppled the highly touted Bronchos from Parkrose 56 50 The Lakers won the unofflcral M1d Colurnb1a league Jurror varslty ra e wmnmg all e1ght ot the1r league games Gary Thve placed the team ln seasonal scor mg w1th 215 pornts Don Nyssen IV ccptcm tnes lor c basket if wf - M v t ' l A L W P xx ' 'V 4' 7 D K? o :.pi',:.'c,G:.G ,:. .:. q. .I -.o '. . Row 2: B. Downes, Mgr, 'AL Murphy, Gp D, Mason, Fg B. Burke, F: S. Fors, Pj G. Thye, Cp B, Fields, F5 R, Perkins, Fg N. Haffaell, G T .' . . I . L. . C I . .A . . I 1 1 85 T -Niko!-44 :E ff ,ff M X Lrrd Lchusen Dlane Seem lr Fpsk skt ROW 1 Wldr el Pe e s r e n Earls ra H tc r Cathy Owens Row 2 ary Fhtshc rss Burlap 1 Lam C v MMC tllfuqk Mermcuds Capture Second Place Rolhng to twetr fourth consecutlve undefeated sea on the Laller Mermatds ran thelr non loslng streak to 32 meets Top scorer for the arrls durtna tht eason v as the team captam Barbara Hackworth Osweaos second place was assured when the freestyle relay composed of Drane Sleernan Sharon Spencer lsolee Hagan and Cathy Owens defeated the strong hlgh school teams at Portland Outstandtng sw1mmer tcr thts season was Cathx Chtsholm sophomore who swam her wax to tf o lndlvtdual V1ClOIlGS tn the state meet held at the Multnomah Athletrc Club The only grrl to o the four years as a vars t letterman x as Barbara Hack North sentor E'w:v f QC-7 f' hy f 5 why f r B xr f tl'w 86 7 0 1, '33 .-. I '- fl vs C' 1525, '-4 , N., V I' , 3' ' 'Y cf I ff 1. 1, J' ' '. 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Y qv of! an 41 Row 1 Robert Levy mqr hm Blcdqett Rod Cxlbert Larry Lehner Doug Ch1s holm Rrchle Dorr Denny Allen Row 2 Mr D1ck Plzzo coach Mxke Rrley Guy Deluz Russ Hendrlcks Ierry Schwarz D1ck Pame Terry Southwell Ted Venables Tanker s Capture Th1rd Place Wrth one of the strongest teams tn LO H S hrstory the Lakers captured thrrd spot ln the state meet at Salem Smashmg two state rec ords th fmmerr came W1th1n a halr of second spot Captam D1ck Pame led the squad Wlth a record breakmg effort 1n the 100 yard breast stroke wh1le the freestyle relay team also cracked the DFEVIOUS standard Durlng the season the tankmen Won all nme of thelr meets and extended the undefeated streak to 23 over a three year perlod Qum- IV 2506? D1ck Pame captam and record holder rn the l yard breast s t r o k e graduatmg th1s year and W1ll be sorely mtssed by hls team mates 512 fe M1ke Rmley Ierry Schwarz R-lCh1e D011 - 1' T' - 1 Q ,r Il L . 5 A 4 A .5 '. ,- :A Ti Y , FA M1 A: 1. T4 V ,, l l t , 2 t l I K 1 I 4 t e J s f O 4 A - -f x - X L, e r I e . ' . . - H ' I I . y - - V 4 ' 00 - - - - , is 5 ., K A , J . 4 , f , at .' t if: I: S .if F. J r.VL, 2 Howl P Martrn P Otness B Drckson R Satterberq K Stevens Row 2 M Lam L Cheney I Davrs T Southwell H Moment G D luz Sk1 Team Sponsors Dartmouth Race Presumably there must have been a hex an the Lakers Sla team for three ot rts boys were myured At the begrnmna of the season Rocky Satter berg a promrsrng team merrber broke hrs leg Nh1le skung Bob Drckson the captam of the team myured hrs lea and Pepper Martrn broke hrs hand both whrle skung The team trrst rac was the Beta Cup Race at Stevens Pass Oswego placed fourteenth out of the nrneteen teams contestrng The Lakers sponsored the downhtll slalom Dartmouth Race ln Whrch they won tlrst place last year l The cameraman catches Bob Dlckson as he pauses on h1s way up the slope --v- 88 S Y C 5 J 4 ' , : - 4 . X f I I Ur' ' ' A 1D ' ' il X I I P . P 'ff p r ' fe? . ' , ,. s- N g A t Q' 6 . Q A ' M P ' l U 1 : I ' My , xl 1 , 1 , , . . , I !'l?:.1 'g . I 'Z ' ei? ', . ' 9 4 N N - -1! --T? - 'D lr . I S '- l X . 4 v P P , A P L l 4 W . , . J.: . 44' . '7 X -I . Q! . 1 F1 ' X Q NI- rn 5' 3 5 5 m 5 U' Q 3 -. rn ..- 5 9. 3 Kg, 5 4 El F -1: Ken Stevens rn actxon P: 'il Aga., 'V' we fum Jai 14 -fat E' flew ll-,Z J Id IIQXI f la I Row 1 A Dick R Dorr D DeChame H Stipe D Nyssen Mr Kielmq Row 2 B McKenna B l-lunttinq D Knight R Worthlngton I Tedrow P l'l1lSl1'Om Row 3 P Martin B Burke I Bowser G DeCha1ne F Dornan G McCarthy B Barnum Lakers Lose Twlce to Rlvals Wet weather forced the IQ55 Lakers baseball team to a late start The Lakers under coaching of Mr Don Kieling had lost 3 of their first Mid Columb a League games at the time the annual went to press Oswego dropped two close opening contests to Columbia Prep 5 4 and 3 2 Then it topped Conc ordla 5-2. In the fourth MCL contest the LO baseball team was shut out 4-0. The sunny Weather finally arrived and a good crop of ball players raised their hopes for improvement as the season progressed. Rod Worthington gets cz qrounder. 89 Hn that bull Dean' O X I A'v . Jig-I '53 7 DZ .lf Y P-'f-P S. .i fl Row 1 B Grxgg B Petersen B Knorr I Blodgett K Prckard R Glllett B Meadows W Murphy M Kemler ROW 2 Mr Gronqurst M Srruth N Cooper D Burdrck N Raffaell G Adams B Downes L Cheney I Bowser D Kelleher Weather Hlnders Lakers Tradmonal Oregon weather prevented the IV baseball team trorn lDGQ1I'1I'11I'1Q the season on trme and wrth a good start The IV s lost the f1rst MCL game to Colurnbra Prep by a score of 6 2 Buzz Peterson made the catch of the day on a long fly ball out m the deep lelt held w1th two on and two out ID the 6th 1r1 mg The IV s played Colurr1b1a Prep agam and lost agam wrth a close score of 13 12 As th1s book goes to press few games had been played but Coach Budd Gror1qu1st had h1gh hopes for the Lrttle Lakers W, 3? Norman Cooper up to but T1 mmm Y' 0 kiyw r ar' L Q ldv 1. George Adams Pllcher for the IV Baseball team .5 ' - V' -' 4' 4 -I -'IM'-Q - If . A. '. n 1' 5. Kari V' ' 'N' V- . , -P - I S ' Y 'sz' , gf' 1 A I lu' A ow XQy '4l' N , I lx N Q Xi- ff I - v. bn, W T I 3. I so .X X Q fx Q T. V , 4' rx L ' t - - - ry llf. 'ull V I i n I ,f- .,... kb ' yang.-Wk!! ir 1 e ax - i A , A. rv an P- ? - sz I. I N- I R ff es f ' - 1 . ' 5, I - l - , . I I 1 ' I I ft V. . Ar Mr , I V I 4 In P' ' I if xx 4 h I ' I ANI K ' I ' ' ,I I V f I' I ,, P A I X -s P ' h - :Sk ny lv ,L i A., : 'X 4 . V I .N gh . 'Q Vw .A ll 5 in I Q V x , . L'+4 1 ' I --w I I I A I II I I ,A A ' I, . I ' T ' ' 5239 . .- -5 X' I ' r .mrisi ' C . - I I C f 4 , ,, V 1 5 I A. I . Q fvtr 'eff 4 HA- U 90 6 get rf ' W Q04 9 ,f J' How 2 B Nance R Martm P Wrrqht G Chnkscales D Wlldmg T Whxte D Drdzun D Iames C Spencer I Anderson B Rabb D Leland Row 3 S McAll1ster T Reeve M I-leyer L Cunnmqham I Hedges R Gubert R Klmq I Lundy T Betty S Wxllrams E Schwarz L Stemberq Row 4 T Southwell R Schwarz B Flelds C Sundholm S Fo s A Madsen R Rohweder M McGaham M Leonard D Laws Cmdermen Show Strength 1n Competltlon A host of returmng letterrnen gave track coach Charles Bowles h1gh hopes for the 1955 track team Ierry Schwarz Inn Ryder Todd Sloan and Larry Ma gu1re were expected to lead the Lakers rn the track sectlon as the yearbook went to press ln the held events Don Sleeman Stewart Wmlhams Mrke La1n and Ed Barton were the pace setters in J' On Your mmk ' get 'ei ' H Don Sleeman throws the shot put. . 9 A 4 ' A i f s ' 1 In N . U ' , . 0 ,J ,, t .. 1 a , - 9 y U 1 U 4 J f 1 ' -' gy J . A V A., .v L ii 1 r 5 , A V A 5' ' , ri T ' , 2 .5 ' , A I f . , Q ' -f Hz , eff: ., U Row 1: D, Sleeman, I. Schwarz, T. Sloan, L. Maguire, D, Greenwood, E. Barton, M. Lain. I. .Ryder, Mr. Bowles I I l l St, i ga .1 J , NV , I . Howl M Graydon F Dornan G Clmkscales Q Mrtchell A Dtck Tl'11S YSCIFS Cross COLIDTTY Row 2 Mr Bowles E Barton D Greenwood I Hyder A Furtney tecm coached by Mr Charles Bowles was hanchcapped by 1ts lack ot man power Due par tlally to thls fact the team lost all ot lts meets Art Furtney Sports Program Includes CIOSS Country semor was the outstandmg runner for the squad whlle Go Gary Clmkscales freshman showed the most prom1se for the future ROWI l Smythe D Dunham l. May G Mahoney P Dowsett B Mullrr Row 2 S SCh6r1k W Becker Davxs F Elrres I Hansen T M ll I Powers lv' rf n Hopee were h1gh tor the 1955 aolf team coached by Mr Clrtf Grffm as the team had slx returmng lettermen Greg Mahoney team caotam and Larry May were two leadxng Laker turtmen Among Oswego s early season vrctorles was an ll to l over Lmcoln Hxgh of Port land 3 l . x . X .L 4 I K, X ie I A 1 , I I ' ' I '.l lf ' I . J 1 ll W it 1' t . wt to A r 3 S i ,t l Q 92 Howl C' Owens P Knox P Wh1te K He1115 1 Thacker Teams Sparked By Letter Wlnners Under the coachmg of 11l11SS DOTIS Popple the g1I1S 191'1T11S team opened 115 1955 5chedu1e cor1t1der1t1y Three major letter Wmners IAr1r1y Thacker Patty W111te and Kr15 He1115 headed the c1ub 11 1O 11S fourth season W1th the return ot four 1 ttermen the boys ten1'115 team entered the 1955 season W111'1 hope of 11e1d1ng an unproved team Under the coachmg of M155 Barbara Lum Ion Schleunmg P1111 Otne-55 Roger Moment and Char1e5 Carter led the team as DTGVIOUS monograrn W1r1r1er5 Howl 11 Grayd 1 B Pa.15cn P Otness 1 Schleunmq B 1V1Cm9YlT C Corte Row 2 M155 1.11m L Lehner M Fe-vxe1 R Eggers D Younqbar P Pap11151c1 E T1. ker R Saterber . uw.. . '11 : 1 3 9 1 , . V 5 : ' , A 1 -- Q - ' 1 ' Y I - 1 - -. 1 A - ' v ' 1 1 V' t .0 ix, ' . . 1 ' 1 Row 2: M. VV1111am5,-B. Siahifer, S. 1-1oe15cher, Il. Adams, M. Parrish, S. Ionnson, M155 Pcpple 'I . e - , ' ' - I 2 v. C. , . ' 1 , . , . 1 V , - 1 - Y : , . , . 1 , . , . , . ' , . 'C 1 Q' tn the early fall Team members look on anxtously as opponents make touchdown Sportsmen 1n Vaned Poses Bob Mullm and Dave Pearson check the score A - N 94 Gene Schutzler breaks away at the Columbxa Prep game whxch was Showmq thexr ieelmq of responslbxlxty basketball players leave en route to Stewart Wtlhams emoys food provxded by Lmk after game f-5 N sh!! M , I Q W h . L ' 'L - - 3 .- , , A 1 ' . , ' , ' ,.. 'U9 .fr jg, K .1 ,gk A V ,i2N. Q, li A , .. , ' 1 - ,an f M- A , .. ,A ,, 1, - I . . . . . . I I NT LIFE 59' -,,m,,. ... A ' 'mm 4. 'lim 'viii NN 0-s.'.g,.,. .Q 5 '- V -A 5 R 9 Q.A'5'1r,a-ur-,Air N '-vera' 'X '-.-,L .1-,F -x -x4 .L ning -s -u Jon P-bdhqxgggq sn, 'X 35 1, - , 5 'Q s,,3 Q , . ,, Q 5 -xx Q., A 'J .Q ' 'S' ' - ' xo- rs - N p b Q2 3- 3' qnb' an Q 70619, uvx x- 4' u-99 9 ,P v',-?G - 931 'I' Jo! f sn: 9 9 r 9,f'o..9' o o', v'0 1.3 4 9 1 1,1 NO o, ,o . .0 3 9, 58960: ,. I 9, 'Q 1 any QV. 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A NN 'fr 'NTB Theres No Bus1ness Llke Show Bus1ness 5 lvlrs Mar e Mull ns and N Plul p Prrndle srn rnq a dstet 5 nd a 'I y s o lly lohns r e ncx ar rrealey r rr' t et e The hrst all school Vaudevrlle Show was spon or d thrs year by the chotr lt chose the theme ot a showboat Wrth the trtle Theres No Busrness Ltke Qhow Busrness Students and faculty allke partrcrpated creatrng a wrde varrety ot acts to present to the publrc Frrday March 25 was the date ot thts spectacular event and the crowd was satd to be the htaaest ever Proceeds went to the Student Exchange tund and chorr robes Much ot the credrt aoes to loan Spencer who took charge of oraanlzrna the show was Mrstress of Cer rnonres and also took part rn two of the acts Hers was a Job competently done Everyone who went aareed that the show was well Worth seetna vu 3-L. 'V' L r r l' N s sl.lc ll I - . u ll g ' ' I . ' 4 l t r 4 t 2 1 A1 t I S Q ' H fy 4. 1 a 1 , , . 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Chnstmas Formal sored by Tn H1Y The darces h ve leeen excepttonal th1s year at Lake Oswego l-hgh The apparel of the guests has varted from old and sports clothes to lormals The Lonesome Pole at sponsored by Tttl -4, was one ot the most unusual alter game dances i Where everyone came stag Balloons anrmals and a merdy go round car r ed out th theme Sophtsttcated Qtrcus at the Thanksglvtng dance Th1s twerp dance was X kv I 1 Q to get thetr men When Trlf ponsored the Chrtstmas Formal a queen and her court were chosen by the chap erones lt was one ofthe htgh hahts ol the vear Dukes called tts dance Cup1d Cloudburst Wl'1lCl'l WGS Seml formal Gnd 631'11OyeCl by all Decoratlons show cxrcus theme at dance Sophrstxcated Srrcus The danc s v ere all successful because ol the unt1r na ettort ' the commtttees club sponsors and chaperones ln each club whtch were greatly apprec1ated by the students 114:52 f .J After qcxme dance Lonesome Polecai S9011 Freshmen partake of delxclous punch at Dukes Valentine Dance sored by Tlif 99 5 l ' 4 4 5 'Ji ' A ., Y A 4- V' 3 X, , I y y X C I 'K Z X l 1 lc a , ' ' xt l F r - , 4 l l X N ' it b ..' 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A,,rt, .A A A AA . 'r '.':':c. A r'Aerrr1':1': xii f:A1','f '.-ffzf rfffygeiz fr: ' ' D: log? riece if C'lII?f'.','Cf l riffzr Q irfi '.,'i'3A f 5, is-auiifizl fiqhiiiiy elects 'SQ' Qeigltiiz igxpifg ' 'E ' 'F f - Wifi I 'AAQCQ Z' ' '- L 'If L'N 'f ,'. 0 -W ,J Z .,,.-,-s, , sf-iff: 'via rripx A 11ri1:rs. , Frizg 'tn' IIQ'IIl' :J 'Aly V :Av-rf-cz 1 T ftfil 1, V-TQ ffl-,-,vwfffj J, Y,--Ae V 'P , A, . AAAA ,. .A .,.-, UQ fr QU. ' Soles ,NAA ,A .,,,.nvgeAA,. fr '- . P .T x .. -i N 4 ' . l A . , 1 5 X t I - , r,- 1 -A l 5 'Y 5' -' ' 1 V. , P .Ax 1 if 'x L It L..-if 31,-In ll - Curtcun Go1nq Up The Cast Mrss Burgess lUdY West Loretta Fuller Susan Hoelscher Nancy Leverldge Drane Thompson Mrss Carol Moran KGY6' Allen M1ss Henrretta Brvers Sandra Hansen Elsre Hunter lClHef Klffhef Sylvra Moore Helen McGu1re f Ianet Young lUdY Adams X5-? Ioan Whrte Betty Rolfe Kyle Roberts Bobertta Douglas Mr Norman Carter Stuart Fors Andy Fullbrlght D1Ck Gllbeff Iocko Guthrre Don Campbell Mrlt Sanders Mrke Graydon Art Furtney Iqnltof TIITI TL1Cli6I' Mr Leverldge Exnre Tucker ev Because the produchon of cl play is hke playmg a game -and xt must be accomplished by team work Th1s comedy Wrrtten by Gregory Iohnston IS the story of the productron of a hrgh school play A matrnee and an evenrng performance of the play Were both presented on Fr1day November 19 Coached by Cecrl Matson th1s three act comedy offered parts to all members of Lake Oswego s drama class and proved especrally pleasrng to the hrgh school audlence be cause of 1ts true to lrfe naturalness and humor Two of the grrls Nancy Leverrdge and Lorry Fuller both want the lead of thrs play Nancy has great drrvxng ambrtlons and her most lrkely to succeed attrtude sets her apart from her classmates Lorry rs the typrcal popular grrl w1th plans for a career rn journalrsm Everyone seems to lrke her When Mrss Burgess asslgns the roles Lorry gets the lead and Nancy recerves the part of the herorne s mother Nancy bemg verv drsappornted and also worrred about what her father Wlll say steals the playbooks before the others get therrs Mrs Burgess IS al o havmg troubles wrth Norman Carter Journahsm teacher due to the rvalry of Carol Moran home economrcs teacher Mrss Burgess bemg upset quarrels Wrth Norman Carter thus gtvmg Carol her chance Fverythrng Works out for Mrss Burgess and th students rn thrs heart Warmmg comedy Wrth the encouragement of Mrlt Sanders Nancy admrts stealrng th playbooks When Mtlt tells her father what she has done Mr Leverrdge rs orrv and slowly begrns to understand the m sta' e he has made Mrlt and Nancy become very good frrends and Nancy s father decrdes he lrlce Mrlt very much M Mrss Burgess frnally has a reconcrlratron wrth Norman Cart r to the frustratron of Carol oran Lorrv Fuller reallzes that her great ambrtron to become an a tress 1ust because she has the lead rs srlly She decrdes to strck to lournal sm the ubyect she 1 most rnterested ln Yessuh Mistah Marquis You had lg commg Iocko You must get control of your emotions ,... 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M e ' v Despite your reassurances I have the distinct feeling that there rs someone m the room wnth us-or something perhaps My arm 1t doth not obev me' A little slug mxqht do you good Bring lt here Mat. 102 SIGHT The Cast Lady Iudxth Henry Malone Mrs Malone Archie Andrews The General Penelope Lady Hortense Mat Etta Miss Potter Bleatmg Hawk UNSEEN Manlyn Steuart Bob Huqet Robertta Douglas Dxck Gllbert Ken Stevens ludxth Iohnston Sue Hoelscher Larry Lehner Ianet Wllson lamce Dechter Ted Venables The scene of th1s del1ghtful comedy by Rose mary Foster and Warner Law IS la1d 1n Eng land w1th1n the halls of Barnsley ancestral home of Lady Iudxth Elhott The dWell1ng has been populated for some t1me by four loyal but temperamental ghosts who thwart Lady Iu d1th s plans of selllng Barnsley by frlghtemng away all prospectlve buyers At last comes a wealthy Amencan Mrs M11 l1cent Malone and her nephew Henry who are mterested 1n the rnanslon because of 1ts reputed psychlc forces Thereupon the sp1r1ts refuse to appear In desperat1on Archlbald Andrews Lady Iud1ths f1ancee assumes the role of a ghost to help the sale but the true ghosts expose h1m as a fraud A b1tter quarrel ensues 1n wh1ch Mrs Malone berates Lady Iud1th To protect the famrly name the ghosts put 1n an appearance the sale of the manor house lS concluded and the affechon wh1ch has been develop1ng between Lady Iud1th and Henry Malone 1S expressed 1n a heart warm1ng embrace A l suppose a simple country girl seems a poor sad thing after the great ladies ot London u n l 1 1 . . . ., I 3 . . 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' l U 1 1 1 - - V ll 1 ta ,V , , Fall Assembly Highlights Faculty don Rooters Caps for pep assembly Shoot em Dead is the theme of Dukes slut glven at the fust assembly The assembhes thrs year ranged from subhrne to rrdrculous Many of them were slats provrded rn pep as-sernbhes by the d1fferer't clubs The Thanksarv ng assembly prov1ded food for serrous thought for the tudents Reverend Tolson spoke at th1s assern bly He pomted out the good and bad pornts of the Happy Harrys and the Grou hy Georges The cho1r provrded tradr tronal Thanksgrvmg rnuslc On the rlchculous srde the clubs and faculty provrded sklts at the pep assernbhes en1oyed by all they created and p o moted good school sprrrt Gur assernblres have been very rn terestlng and the rna,or1ty of students have had a chance to partrclpate Reverend Tolson compares Happy Harry wxth Grouchy George at Thanksqxvmq Assembly TrlH1 Y mimics football players at pep assembly Chou- emenqmg at Thunksqxvmg Assembly 103 . . 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Y , ' ' r - f t Q' ' H e I b 5' af L Q .f ' ' l 5 . , ' ' Q L Y Clubs and Faculty Present Sklts Pep assemblles were held durmg act1v1ty penod on Frrday afternoons b e t o r e football and basketball games Clubs and faculty provrded entertamment to promote school Splfll and mterest 1n the game that evenlng The slats were enyoyed by all and re-ce1ved enthusrastlc re sponse from the students l-lere Trtt rs presentlng the assembly Hall of thelr members have d essed llke Oswego s basket ball players and the smallest g1rls are 1mpersonat1ng the Wy East Eagles the opponents The theme IS Cage those Eagles inn The faculty four W1th Mrss loanna leffreys accompany1ng at the prano 1S presentmg some popular rnustc whrch always appeals to the students g-ui IQY X w Saxon Bob Womack grves an amuslng mterpretattor of everyone s tavorrte George Gobel Well lll be a duty bxrd he sa s to Tenne see J, Ernre lBob Hugetl Nw QT' Here ne faculty s rmrtaung he students Some act as rally sau d members and otl ers are playmg band tnstruments all pro rnotmg s hool splr t ond pep among the students IO4 U lf Y , .Y xg, 4 1 ,Q 'tl' . 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I ' 7- ia. ti ' ' -' 1 u 1 .- MEET ARIZONA Thrs year s operetta was a colorful dude ranch comedy called Meet Arrzona Drrected by Mrs Marre Mulhns the operetta was emoyed by all and 1t gave opportunrtres for four teen members of the chorr to have speakrnq and SIHQIHQ leads The proceeds from thls musrcal Went 1 ward the chorr robe fund Cast Larry Lethe Renme Emlly Aunt LQVIIIIG Mana Carlos Carlotta Antomo Anzona Tom CGPPY Bertle Tomta Sunnse Guldy g 'S Daryl Templeton Dlann I-leadrrck B111 Mclvlonaqle Carol Taylor loan Spence Donneta Ellrott Ron Elmes Pat Bourdon Paul Samuelson hm Whelchel Douq Robmson Courtney Newrnan Nancy Harold Tony Goodrich Tomta Sunnse INancy Haroldl smqmq Indxan Love Song Bnght Mexxcans dancmq Flesta Gay Mex1can Quartette I s J f J-'Q' ' -1 All the cast on stage smqmg Anzona theme song wggyuv- Varled Scenes from School Llfe Ccxndzdales who trxed out for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow con ESI Boy s Home Ec class prepcxnng tasty duh fs Wmner Icxnet Cruxckshunk Ianet Crmckshank won the Betty Crock er Homemaker ot Tommorraw contest as plctured above She recewed the h1ghest score of the twenty two QITIS takmg the examlnatlon Th1s exam tested the knowl edge and att1tudes of semor hlgh school glr s Boys home eronomlcs class was new thls year It proved mterestmg to see what the boys could do 1n the krtchen Doubletake was the theme ot thls sprmg s turnabout dance All the students came as twms and a pnze was awarded tar the best outflt 106 Dress-alikes at Double Take dance. Caught by Actlve Cameraman To the rrght are prctured some of our fa1thfu1 chaperones who so graclously attend our many dances Qlxck roads durmg the sprmg ramy season caused a coll1s1on between the cars of Bob Felton and Mrs lack Dowsett The T B moblle umt vrslted the school 1n Febru ary and all students who so deslred were X rayed A new and 1nterest1ng class th1s year was phys lology taught by MISS Barbara Lum H1 Y boys advertrzed thelr World Servrce Day by an unusual d1splay 1n the showcase Chaperones cha! at Cuplds Cloudburs! ,rf Aga X T Siudents xnspect cnxmpled fender K., ,,,,,,,,,..,m Pat Mrtzel havmg an X rav -nk 'Na ur El Ax fi 1' H1 Y display shows members restmq up for blg event Soma Babb iesis for heartbeai I I g A 1 V 4. A ' 5 'ry ' 1 y 4 M . . . .I V N F V I y N U ' . . . . . - 1 - -., ' 1 1 . U .. . ., W lwlilfhg 5 4 f V ggi, ' 4 , Y I H ..,. -W inning.. , in 4-ff I 5, y,,N - , 1 5 K , m , - f r l Y 3 2 g c i ,x . rf ' W L4 ,V .-, fl- 1 It :Y I X - . ,E Q - 5 ,7 . I D 3 XA 6 4 ' ' .B 1 Y WX, r , x X , f 1 Y 1 - 2 r- , If I 1 5 'blll ' . ,A .N - . xx. l tv an A VL 1 I , 4 K I - . ki V f- .I I 7 . nf Scenes From Weekly T.V. Proqram. Schools in Session Student Announcer Blu Humnq Student Announcer Ken Stevens Schools 1n Sessron th1s year was put on Weekly by the Oswego School D1str1ct Both the hlgh school and grade school students part1c1pated 1n the var1ous programs Much of the cred1t goes to Mrs Ruthallce GfODqU1Sl and Mr Ph1ll1p Prrndle who took turns wr1t1ng the scrrpts tor these educatronal presentatlons The three student announcers were Ph11 G1bbS B111 Huntt1ng and Ken Stev ens The classes whlch took part ln these hfteen rnmute productlons derlved good expenence from part1c1pat1ng and the pubhc found thern 1nterest1ng and educatronal ..'- .'. Mlss Ieifreys Sth penod Englzsh class wxth Iamce Rexsner at e Mr Gxthn and Mxss Popple mstruct dcmcxng class board 422. Mn Orem- ghonhqnd clan Qqkgg nom, Ion Schleumng points out correct letter form in Miss Ieifreys Sth period English class l -'I . li Fl -ff? X 4 o 1 to Q u f n I lQ A , f A '- ,- ' ., or - - I Af J ' V- it . Lllacs Provlde Background for May Court rr 1, lla ia- f 09 vll-il-8?xg.oi-a. The coronatron ot Queen Sharlene l wrth prrncesses and therr escorts took Dlace on the football held May 20 Classes provrded entertarnment tor the queen and er court reet dance don by Ckurlyn Var Leeuwen Max-gx H111 Ion Schleumnq and Mxke Lcnn 41- Queen Sharlene I and her escort Ion Thompson 5 The French Club put on 115 assembly May 19 All the members partlcrpated and the acts varred from street scenes to qrrls dornq therr versron of the Can Can Wrth the help ot Mrs Alrce Brown Ernre 'lucker as qeneral chalrman drd a good Job ot oraanrzlnq thrs assembly Tlce students and faculty alrke en Joyed havrnq the French Club take them alonq on thetr Bon Voyage to France Sully Dodge plays occordlon m Pansxan Gxrls give then' version of the French Can Can street scene 109 . . ij- . f I . . , , .. ,-- ,Q U . F V. , 1' A. .4-, ff I ,P Q H ' ' -sl l r 5 1'rL:. 7, ,, 'VA v Y .V y V 1 ! 3.4 . L 5 'L' f ,K 4: pn? , n i A'-A.-gi, V 1 X, Fill K 5' Q- ., ' -v . Q, F 7 I , In ' f ' , Q 4. . ' ' 1 1 :Il ' Y 1 - r. . . f ' 1 V Q 54 ,.5Ef'5',f i '.f1'-iz, J.. ,,,, -. vi, ' - Ah y . .. .e .Q , Zi., , A I - 'N . ,K ' -7.5 V 1 I iw-4 . ' -'ff' f-'wwwg-51:43-Q:'.',,,, A Q 1, F' . 1 , L N-f 4 I ' ' ' ' 1 . 1 h S1 5 M I I ' - I - X N . . ' , - ? 3 . ' 3 J 3 'V 3 l ' . . ' A N 5 ' 1 ' ,Q , L ' ft . , r A 1 1 - 5 42 , 1 L' . , ,E 2 . , -fa, . 1 1 1 I, , . 1 'I fa ' . . ,L 5 1 . . - A Y q X 1 1 I ll T F I , , . INDEX Absewtees and New Siudenis Adams George Adcn-s lean Adarrs Iudy 48 65 Advxsory Commxtfee Ager Hal Alford Evelxn Allen Denny Allen Ion Allen Kuve Allen Larry Allerder M r y Allende! Rxchurd Alta Monte Alhck Sieve Amateur Rcrdxo Club Anderson Dlana Anderson an Anderson lm Anderbon Andrews Andrews I Ankersmxl Iohn Ankersmxt Zelmc Armltstead Trudy Arnett Donna Arnold Cordelxc Ari Club Arihur Dudley Assembhes Austin Mary Icne Mike Eunice ohn Babb Soma Bcxbb Tammy 20 48 Bake Donna Boker Harold Baker Ioanne Bamberg Lmdc Bamberg Shlrley Bcrbey Frances Campbell Don Campbell Sondra Campbell Su anna Carlson Icmet Carlson len Carlson Ioyce Ccrpemer Theo Carson Elaine Ccrswell Kexih Corte Charles Sally Lmdo Carol Gene Bob Cosselman Cedergreen Chamberlxn Chamberlin Chamberlin Chandler Ieff Cheney Larry Chen-'Ay Maureen Chxsholm Cathy Chisholm Doug Chlsler Ann Choir Church B111 Clk Iudd Clanton Bob Clanton lean Cordon Clark Cllnkscales Gary Cole Ienv Collins Dou Collins Pau Committees UD Commlliees LD Cooper Norman 48 Cox DIXIE Cox Kenny Cramer Sheryl Crommelt Ixm Crosman Ted Cross Country Crowell Ann CfU1CkSh0nk Don Crulckshunk lane! Dahl Carole Iqmes Karen Barnes Blll Barnes Connie Barnum Blll Barnum Pai Barton Ed Baseball Vcxrsxly Baseball I V Basketball Vorslty Basketball I V Bauder Nordon Beard Margaret Beck Larry Becker Icclue Becker Walter Beckner Don Bender Helen Benheld Carol Bvtler ecn Betler Lorne Betty Ixm 47 65 Betty Tom Bevan Bxlly Blankenfeld Darlene Blankenfeld Ken Blew Mcxnon Blodgeit Ilm Blodqet! Ralph Blodgetl Ray Blue Shxrley Boody Iocnn Bosque Iohn Bourdon Pat Bowles Charles Bowles Lmda Bowser lm Boyer Darlene Bray Kath Broad Carol Brood Iames Brockmun Adncnne Brooks Ixm Brooks lm Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Alice Clark Betty Iocnne Nancy Vxrgmm Buddeau Carl Burch:-N Iunm Burchet! Marlene Burchett Naomx Burdick Carolyn Burdxck Don Burke Bull Burien Bxll Byrne Larry Byrne Lxndc 65 68 48 8 20 74 Culter Ncmcv Cunnmghum Lee Anne Tom Chns Loma Wll'llif9d Curran Curran Curhn Cusick Cusxck Dads Club Dale AIICE Dale Kathleen Dances Danforth B1ll Danforth David Dhrccmgelo Carole Dovxdson Vcllene Dcnvxs Barbara Iecmne ohn Nancy Davis Duvxs Davis Peter Sharon Tom Davxsson Ralph DeChcnne Deon 23 B4 65 DeChame Gerald Dcxvls DQVIS Duvxs Dechler Dianne Dechter Ioms de Luccm Iune Dcluz Guy Denmng Darl Denms Sally Deno Shernll Dhem Cindy DAck Allen Duck Florence 30 Dickerson Sherry Dxckson Bob Dickson lm Dickson Richard Dldzun Colle n Dxdzun Dxck Dodge Sully Donnelly Mary An Dornan Frank Dorr Richie Douglas Ixm Douglas Hobertta Downes Bryan Dowsell Peter Dukes 2 101 44 59 9 60 62 4 3 7 3 8 Dunham Eleanor Druley Ixm Dwlght Doug Earlenbcugh Murgxe Ebenstemer Nancy Io E kelmcn Nancy Edstrom Du: Edslrom Sue Eggers Merry Lee Eggers Rock Ellington Freddie Elliot' Dxcxne Llhoh Donneta Ellls Betty Elmore Dorothy 2 2 8 Elmes Hon English Robert Ernst Gordon Execuhve Board UD Execuhve Board L D F B L A Felton Bob Fewel Mike F H A Fxelds Bob F ncher hm Fxncher Ioan 44 Fmgerui Dorothy Fmley Larry Fxsher Gary Flsher Gene Fogdcll Carol Fogdoll Larry Football I V Football Varsxty Fors Stuart Fostex Ann Fowlks Iohn Fowlks Ted Fox Tom Fox Terry Frcmzwa Mlke Fredrlck Cecil Frederick Keouo 58 59 Hcrbmsky Ken! Harbmsky Suzanne Harold Nancy Harold Peggy Hayes Sondra Headnck Dmnn Hedges Iohn Hedlund Wllllum Hemkel Pal Hemz Carol 64 66 Helsirom Io Hellls Kns Helzer Ginger Hendncks Dxck Hendricks Iudy Hendncks Russ Henshcxw Ierome Herbsi Sharon Hess Carolyn Heyer David Heyer Mike H1 Y H111 Bob Hull Margx Hllsffbm Pete Hxichcock Martha Hudson Kexth 48 Hoelscher Sue Hoffman lune Hoffman Shirley Holden Al Hollmgsiud Susan Holte lean Alpha Honor Socxety Omega Honor Socleiy Hopkms Iohn Hosea B111 Houdek Pat Hovxes Kathleen Hoyt Vugmm 48 66 9 101 45 65 58 59 66 Huge! Bob 18 20 3 Hughes Beverly Hughes Bonnie French Club Frey Iudy Fuller Wallace Furlong Furtney Furtney Gagnon Gagnon Garrow 1m Arthur Barbara Anne Marcia Sharon Gibbs Phil GIHIH Ch!! Hughes Ray Hunthng Bill Hunlhng Pai Huison Dick 6 33 G3 34 59 34 88 Inter club Councxl Inlemuhonul Relchons Club lueger Iames Icrmes ohn Davxd Ph: Gxlbert Dick Gilbert Iunxce Gilbert Rodney Gllkxson Gerry Gxll Beth Gxllette Robert G llxland ludy Gilmer Lmdu 4 68 1 48 58 Gxlmore Marv Ehzubeth Girls League Cabinet Gxrls League Week Golf Goodall Dzck Goodman Karen Goodnch Tony Grant Nancy Gray Katherme Gray Molly Groybxll fumes Gruydon Mike 50 61 Green Dorothea Green Iohn 92 Greenwood Denms 44 65 Gnfhth Soma Gnfhths Stan Gngg Bob Gnmm Rodney GIOHQUISY Emu: Iefheys Iounna Iessell Todd ll lX lockers Eddxe lohnson Pom Iohnson Sally Iohnslon Iudy Iomrx Iones Barbara Iones Sallie lunxor Band Kaufman Phylhs Kelleher Donnie Kelley Darrell Kelley Denms Kelley Pct Kelly Marsha Kemler Mlke Kershaw Chei Kevm Betty Klcher Carol Kxcher lanei Kidd Laura Kzelmg Don Kmg Gary Kmg Pat Klsky Gronquxs! RUUIGIICE Hcxckworth Barbara Hadley Roy Hagan lsolee 44 Hagan Ilm Hall Pal Hcllmgstad Susan Hammond Bob Hammond Phllxp Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hanson Hallw I E Gary ack Larry Sandra Sharlene Sharon Lmdu I Karen Y Hcxmxlton Rav Hamm Dolores 66 Klmg Khng Klmg Barbara Norman Roger Kmghi Dick Knorr Knox Krebs Krebs Kruse Kruse 1 a Lmda Sandra Davld Loxs Kuykendall Icy 23 I.cHusen Lmdc Lum Mxke 4 Sl Lakers Log Stuff Lake Vlews Stuff Lundol! Bruce Laumer Lynn 23 Larsen Elgle 2 7 S4 65 79 49 Z6 35 69 7 6 79 0 72 6 7 75 C W S1 ' . 45. ss , 8, 4 ' 54 ' , 51, 59.51.67 A , 54 ' W 44. va, 79 . 45, ss. vo , S 54 E , 48. 70. 74 , 51 . ' G7 , 45, so. sa, 70, 'la , 48, 5 ' f , 59 ' , ' 33, 59. 66 A 56 I Y 22 C . Q 54 . A A 48, ee, 74, ez. 91 A . 47 59 ss 74 ' . 49' 92 ' 31 . ' 51 ' 76 Bl' as gd , 54 1 47. 48 - , 54. 61, 71 ' ' 54' 71 , ' 20, 29, 61 1 54, 67 . 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I6 0. . 8 . . 65. 68. 75 , I I 69 , B7 Mull1n Bob Mullxn Frank Mullms Mullms Mullms Munroe Murphy Murphy Iames 1m Mane Lorlel Marxlyn Wayne Myers Bomta Myers Pat 66 72 5 7 37 6 Nance B1ll Nastasla Iames Naugle Manlyn Neal Harold Nelson Carole Nelson D1ane Nelson Don Nelson Sarah Newman Courtney Newton B1ll Nxcolls Trudy N1k1 Nurses Club Nvssen Don Denn1s Larry Terr Olxver Olrver Ollver Operet a Olsen Orem Orsen Othus Otness Phllllp Krrsten Ellzabelh Carrol Ross Owens Cathy Paxne Dxck Papulsk1 Peter Parkhurst Ierry Parnsh Monlta Palchett Kleth Patterson Davld Paul Donald Paulson 1 Karen 4965 5 6 Paulson Pearson Pearson Marllvn Davld Peelz Dorothy Pendleton Donna Perklns Perklns Peterson Peterson Evelyn Ron Buzz lean Plerfer Mar o Q Phelps Francme P1ckard Kenneth P1eper Loule Pleper Fred P1ke Bradley PIZZO Dlck Plays Popple Dans Popsun Carollne Porler Kathy Powers Ilm Prrndle Ph1l1p P T B Purple O Quxck Roger Rallaell Norman Rally Souad YV Rally Sauad Rasmussen Allen Rau Tom Reed Glen Rersner Iamce Reeve Terry Remsen B1ll Reynolds Shlrley Rhodes M1ckey Rlce Darlene Rlce Denms Rxley M1ke Rlley M1ke R R1tch1e M1 keg Robmson Doug Roblnsan Ed 45 85 Rogers Darlene Rohweder Ron Rolfe Bettv Romberg Ioan Room Reps Roseberry Larry Roskoslu Darla Ross Elmer Rosso Susan Rounlree Carol Rountree Ianet Rownma Mlchael Rubv Marcm S9 Rutherford Grant Ryder Denms Ryder l1m Ryder lon Salyer Roy Sanzenbacher 4645 891 Lynne 52 67 6 Samuelson Paul Santee Harold Sargent lohn Satterberg Rocky 23 Saxons Schaefer MGYQIE Schenk Sally Schenk Steve Schleunlng Ion 25 S hne1der Kmgsley School Board Schroeder Leslle Schultzler Gene 23 Schwabe Sue Schwarz Erme Schwarz Ierry Schwarz Ronme Senlor Band Shanks Lvn Shaw Sandra A Shaw Sandra C Shea Terry Shepard Shxrley Shlels Mary Showalter Carolvn Showalter Chfford Slegenthaler Frances S1monson Terry Slostrom Sandra Skl H1 Skung Team Skr11ko Lynne Skr11ko Shane Sleeman D1anne Sleeman Don Sleeman Dons Sloan Sloan Sloan Sm1lh Sm1lh Sm1lh Sm1lh Smlth Sm1lh Sm1lh Sm1th Carol Mabel To d 26 39 Carol Ann Harr1et oe Lesl1e Mary Ann Mary Nancy Sharon Smylhe Ierry Smylhe Tom Somers Ron Southwell Arnold Southwell Terry Southwell Wendy Spamsh Club Sparks Irene Spears Sandra Spencer Carl Spencer Ioan Spencer Sharon 43 Spxer Susan Spratlen Marc1a Standard Mrchael Starr Bob Starr Harry Stauller Bonme Slelnberg Loran Sleuart Marxlyn S4 S6 Stevens Glen Stevens Ken 20 Stxdd Stxpe Stone Stone Lee Harry une Mable Sundholm Conrad Sutton Doug Swannle Beth Swett Barbara Sw1mm1ng G1rls Swlmmmg Bovs Tattoo Kathy Taylor Carol Tedrow Clara Tedrow l1m Televrslon Templeton Daryl Tetnck Lonnre 3 Thacker lAnny Thxess Paul Thompson D1ane Thompson ohn Thompson on Thompson Mac 6 70 883 4 Thompson Steve Thye Garv 49 58 61 1 Tockert Pat Torrence Glor1a Track Tr1H1Y Tucker Erme Tucker T1m Tux Urler Denrus Van Leeuwen Charlyn 46 Vaudev1lle Show Venables Ted Turch1 Boone Voorhxes Dan Walgraeve l1m Walker Lor1n Wanker ludy Ward T1m Wate man Sandra Watson Kathxe Weaver Sally We1bel lohn We1bel Mary We1nel B1ll We1tz Ellen Karen Dorothy West 1 West West West Wetherby Ruth Welchel lxm -Nhxte Patty Wert West Elnora Iackxe 19 0 ludy Sl Whlle Tommy W1ld1ng Dlck Wlley Kent Wlley Len lonet Holt Iennxe Ianet ludy W1lk1son W1ll1ams W1ll1ams W1ll1ams W1ll1ams W1ll1ams W1ll1ams M1ke Stuart W1ll1e Robert Wxllrs Alan Wxllxver Phxl Wxlson Wrlson Wrlson Wxlson Carol Ionet Stephanle Va Wxnchester Sandra Womack Becky 52 59 S Womack Bob Wood Ehzabeth Wood Ellzabeth Wood Fred Wood Ted Woods Gary Woodward Wllllam Worthmgton IoAnn Worthmgton Rod Wyly B1ll Y Teens Young Nancy Youngbar Duane Youngbar L1nda 42 6 66 72 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The 1955 Lakers Log Staff would lrke to thank the followlnq people for thelr help and cooperat1on 1n ed1t1nq our yearbook thls year Th BERNCLIFF G U B Qlfy S Ld Dore St IG1 Mr Wllll un Woodvvard cmd hop boye 1 D Cizrm a S ai T B y RAPHIC ARTS Y b k I l O le T1 efler l1:i1 Pew-ers Plfifiri l'f'1Ilp1:15k A , , .. :'j,, .v.'.l..1I1 Fiber L f Berzichfl Prmter- Bruno to 11C 1 lc Colleez - 1' ' Pibertifz Do' alas LOHS 1' ' G11 is is 3 ear 00