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

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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

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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. . .