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

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'Qi XBSXXXXXXXRXXXXXXXQSAXS3 3XX33X33'i333'AXX 333 33 xsxxzxxaxxxaxaa 33 X3?S3AX333 S53X33H3333S 6 MR HAROI D SANTEE Sup rmtr nd: nt MR. LAVVRENCE FISH Assistant Superintendent in 'il'-use - afs,1:M.J 4. .c .K Lym M I Fred Torpy Mr, Lovett 'Smith. Absent: Mr. john Petersen. SCHOOL BOARD IAKF Osm Ecos school board once again guided the educational program of this district and made plans for the expected enrollment increase next year UNDFR 'run ABLE leadership of chairman Fred In I u 1 ' -My A. . Q '51 .lt f 14. W .7 ,' , 'Q' ' wr: -gg ' . -J ' fffff 'Q in W ig, if-I , 1313 1 .li V 4233 4 . . 0 ' ' 1 Se r r olm Emmv Dr .em e an, r V 1 4 , A Torp, the board first planned and then revised the budget for 1956-57. It handled capably the prob- lems of increasing taxes and increasing population. THIS YEAR SAW the junior high school completed and plans were made for the addition of another wing and a gym to that building.

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DEDICATIO MR. RAYMOND L. BLODGETT is responsible for the expert maintenance of the entire school district in addition to being a well-liked, admired, and active member of this community. Ha HAS UNSELFISHLY DEVOTED much time and effort assisting in Student Body activities. Mr. Blodgett is always ready and willing to help each and every student with a cheery smile and encouraging word for all. Fon His YEARS or UNFAILING sr-:Rvws to the Student Body of Lake Oswego high school and his sincere interest in the welfare of the students and the school, it is our privilege to dedicate this 1957 Lakers' Log to Mr. Raymond L. Blodgett. OW xo 3K3 3333313333333 XX 3x333'A'A3'A3H33XH'i33'SX3s333. LXKXHXXRBXHXXXXXXXHSXXSSSKXEXXQSX

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Standing: Mrs. Carl Edstrom, Mrs. Hartwell Whitney, Mrs. Benjamin Harbinsky, Mr. William Chinn. Sealed: Mrs. Duane Duke, Mrs. Swanston Krebs, Mrs. Carroll Burdick. Po T0 A' OswEGo HIGH,S P.T.A. had an outstanding year this year from the standpoint of both teachers and parents. The meetings were expertly planned and executed and well attended by parents in the community. A NEW SYSTEM WAS ORIGINATED this year, whereby after a brief general meeting, the group divided ac- cording to classes. Each group of parents and teachers then discussed various problems pertain- ing to that grade level. It was felt by most of the participants in this plan that it was quite success- ful and should be continued next year. Seated: Mr. August Turchi, Mr. Harry Lovett, Mr. William Wyly, acting secretary. Absent: Mr. Gene Ryder, Mr. George Dickey. DADS' CLUB WITH MR. HARRY LOVETT as president, the Lakers' Dads once again proved to be an invaluable aid to the school by performing many worthwhile services. THE ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP DANCE was held at the Country Club and as usual, the proceeds went towards scholarships for L. O. H. S. students. A SPORTS NITE, complete with trampoline acts, boxing matches, and tumbling, drew a large crowd from the community and provided money to be used for the school. 7 X xv 1' I , xxaaaxaxxsaxxxaxaxxxaaxxxaxaasxaaxaaaeaaaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxammxxx