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

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Mr. Lee Foust, Instructor in Sci- Mr. Cliff Giffin, Instructor in P E. ence provides Opportunities for Students Mr. Lee Foust, who came to Lake Oswego from Albany, this year taught general science and eighth grade science. Much of his time was also occupied by counseling. Mr. Cliff Giffin again coached the boys in football and during the school hours taught physical education. Seniors learned to think for themselves. This learning process was built around a framework of world affairs taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore. Intricate parts and processes of the human anatomy kept students intrigued in physiology taught by Mr. Einar Gronquist. Mr. Gronquist also taught physical education and social studies in addition to being the coach of Lake Oswego’s basketball team. Mrs. Ruth Gronquist was a favorite teacher in English while Mr. Roy Hadley’s pupils enthused in various experiments in physics, trigonometry and geometry. Mr. Jack Hopper, who has the distinction of being Lake Oswego’s tallest faculty member, taught general science and mathematics in an interesting fashion to all his students. Mr. Jack Hopper, Instructor in Math and Science Mr. Roy Hadley, Instructor in Physics, Trigonometry - Geometry and Physical Science Mrs. Mary Gilmore, Instructor in Social Studies Mr. Einar Gronquist, Instructor in Social Studies, P.E. and Physiology Mrs. Ruthalice Gronquist, Instructor in English

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Miss Cordelia Arnold, Instructor in Algebra and Geometry Mr. Felix Calkins, Instructor in Core Miss Elsie Cimino, Instructor in English Mr. Charles Bowles, Instructor in Algebra and Chemistry Mrs. Alice Brown, Instructor in French, Art and Crafts clecl C urricu unt M iss Cordelia Arnold, along with her job of instruction of math and algebra, this year coached the girls’ swimming team. .Mr. Charles Bowles, math and science teacher, did a fine job of helping students to comprehend math and science techniques. A new subject, arts and crafts, which was added to the curriculum for the first time this year was taught by Mrs. Alice Brown. Mrs. Brown also teaches French. Mr. Felix Calkins, a new teacher this year, took over eighth and ninth grade core. Miss Elsie Mae Cimino, newly from Hillsboro, did an excellent job in instructing senior English and counseling the junior class. M rs. Dickie, who became our new librarian this year, helpfully assisted and acquainted students with the use of the library. Mr. Art Fitzner, another teacher, taught business training, typing and math to interested students. Mrs. Alma Dickie, Librarian Mr. Arthur Fitzner, Instructor in Typing, Business Training and Math; Supervisor in Study Hall 14

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Mr. Donald Kieling, Instructor in Social Studies and Math Mr. Marvin Lieske, Instructor in Core Mr. Harold Long, Instructor in Core; Advisor of Lakers’ Log Staff; Supervisor in Study Hall (In thusiaSIic instructor. Mr. Cecil Matson, Instructor in Drama Down through the ages scholars have studied and through these studies have given to the world the great accomplishments we find around us today. These scholars were not born with this knowledge which led to the advancement of the ages; it was put there by teachers, scholars in their own right, men of learning and achievement that light the fires of understanding in the young and eager mind. To these teachers who guide us through the portals of enlighten- Mr. James Mullins, Instructor in Biology Mrs. Marie Mullins, Instructor in Spanish; Supervisor in Study Hall Mrs. Elizabeth Orem, Instructor in Shorthand, Typing and Office Practice. Mrs. Dorothy Peetz, Instructor in Core 16