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

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All-Q 4' xiff 'S--v Oeolcatlon Schue has gained the name of one of the outstanding leaders of Lake Oswego's students Dur1ng his three years at Lake Oswego high school he has taught algebra, consumers math and bookkeeping and coached Jun1orvars1ty football b .sketball andbase ball as well as varsity basketball Mr Schue has g1ven unselfishly of hims elf and his t1me to the educat1on of all Lakers and to the betterment of Oswego's athletics I-hs devotion to all athletic act1v1t1es 15 unlimited The fine spiritual qualities of this man greatly influence LO's a thl e t 1 c s , as well as the whole student body With a great deal of gratitude and adm1rat1on, the 1959 Lakers' Log staff ded1cates this annual to Mr Warren Schue an .3 'Tig-ig' at ', P, .A. 6 ,V 1 1 ' Known for his sincerity and willingness, Mr. Warren . . . , I . ! . . . , at 1 - D . '

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they Amzanqe OISIRICI policies LAWRENCE D FISH LAWRENCE PERKINS Lawrence D F1sh 15 now 1n h1s second Lawrence Perkms ass1stanttothe super year as supermtendent of our schools H mtendent of schools also has charge of receaved h1s Bachelors Degree at Bethamy the successful adult educat1on classes He Pemel College h1s Master's Degree at recewed h1s Master s Degree from the LEFT TO RIGHT John Emery John Peterson Hu1lDo1son Fred Torp chrm Lawrence F1sh Leonard Larson absent The Lake Oswego School Board has hadavery act1ve and successful year Among the accomphshments was the complet1on of the Pal1sades elementary school ofad d1t1onal classrooms gym and lxbrary at the Jumor hlgh school and of the shop at the h1gh school l . n e . , - L . , , I . UCLA and is working towards his Ph. D. Oregon College of Education.