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

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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

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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