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

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MISS DORIS POPPLE, Instruc- tor in Physical Education, Niki Advisor. AND MR. GEORGE RADCLIFFE, In- structor in Shop, Senior and Jun- ior Class Counselor. MRS. SUSAN STONER, Instruc- tor in English and Journalismg Laker's Log Advisor, Junior Class Counselor. MISS VERLA THOMPSON, In- structor in Shorthand and Typing, F.B.L.A. Advisorni STUDENT ACTIVITIES, T00. MR. WARREN SCHUE, Instruc- tor in Bookkeeping, and Business Trainin g Junior arsity Basket- ball ang Baseball Coach. MRS. MEGAN WALTH, Instruc- tor in Social Studies and Eng- lish, Girls' League Advisor, Fresh- men Class Counselor. NA iyy55Vf-xv 1635! MRS. MABELLE SPENCER. In- structor in English MRS. DORTHY WEST, Instruc- tor in Latin and English, Lake Views Advisor. Activities and experiences are provided in the physical education program which will develop physical fitness and efiicient body mechanics, which will bring about basic skills and knowledge of popular American sports 5 and which will provide leisure time activities in later life. Emphasis is also placed upon good sportsmanship, emo- tional control, and good health practice. Health instruction is aimed toward the acquisition of knowledge of the body and how it functions and towards the development of the best possible attitudes and prac- tices in maintaining good health. ,S New The main objectives of the Industrial Arts Department are to help the students learn, understand, appreciate and care for their tools and to use them effectively. Stu- dents learn the fundamental principles of drafting and design for both architectural and engineering projects ir the mechanical drawing classes. A course designed to help every girl is homemaking. Students learn how to cook, sew, buy food wisely, and plan meals economically. Along with this home economics course, classes are planned to teach the future home- makers the art of caring for the family clothes, 15 x o I .- x AXZKZKXKHXXXXKXXXXXXHXSXXXSEXXEXXR3333333333SXHHXBXXXXEXXXXXRXXKXXXXXXXXXRXXB KKK!

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X33 ' ' XXXXXXXXXXXQSR ' XX 3333H33X3XX3X3H33XXXXHHXX 33 HAR XX 'Q'-'AXXK XSRASS. TA 3.553 33 XXXXXXXKXXXX WHO HAD TIME FOR OUR NUMEROUS PROBLEMS... THE SOCIAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGE ARTS DEPART- MENTS of Lake Oswego high school list several general objectives which include the development of skills, con- cepts, values, original or analytical thinking, linguistic abilities, and 'gan awareness of the values of' life which are required by the fully mature human being. Besides the four-year requirement in English, courses in journal- ism are offered. The student may gain practical ex- perience in journalism by helping with the publication f Lakeview.: and the Lakers' Log. English skills find ther avenue for development in the areas of speech nd drama. The students learn the basic techniques of MR. CECIL MATSON, Instruct In Drama, Speech, and Radio. MISS SCHOLASTICA MURTY. MR. DUANE OLANIE, Instruc- lnstruclor in English and Social tor in Band and Choir. Studiesg Girls' League Advisor. I4 acting, voice and diction, and the elements of how to talk before groups of people. SOCIAL STUDIES OFFERS a valuable and practical chal- lenge for all students with such courses as world geog- raphy, world history, United States history, and Ameri- can problems. A special course offering in the depart- ment is psychology which is designed to promote good mental health by learning to understand the principles of good adjustment to the problems of every-day life. Students showing exceptional interest i.n the fields of language arts and social studies have an opportunity to do-extra work in this field in the advanced p I gram. l .L S wwiijiilllwww I WW MR. JAMES MULLINS, Instruc- MRS. MARIE MULLINS, In- tor in Biology. structor in Spanishg Head of the Foreign Language Departmentg Junior Class Advisor. MRS. EVELYN PERKINS, In- . MR. DICK PIZZO, Instructor in structor in Homemnlungg Sopho- more Class Counselor. Leadership and General Math: Head of Student Affairsg Senior Class Advisor.

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I XXXXXXHXKAKXXKSXXXX XSXSXSEXZXXXXXXXAKXZEHBSXXHXBXXX lu EFFICIENT PERSONNEL Mrs. Evelyn Alford, Mrs. Shirley Bamberg. Tantalizing aromas once again floated through the halls of L.O.H.S. as the cafe- teria staff prepared tasty meals for hungry Lakers. Lakers were treated to a variety of meals during the year as a result of careful plan- ning on the part of the cooks. VVITH THE. WONDERFUL ASSISTANCE or oUR Two orifice sEcRE'rAR1Es, L.O.H.S. is kept in exceptional running order. Typ- ing the announcements, recording attend- ance, arranging conferences, and answer- ing the many questions of the students are but a few of the many duties of Mrs. Bamberg, Mrs. Alford, and the student secretaries. To them the students owe their sincere gratitude for their fine work. Slad':M..MblSl ,M.Zelm Ak ' Stohcinfealezg Ml'S?i'i3l'gg?:1t Hegtorn. a n :mmm Mrs Mabel