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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

LAKERS’ LOG VOLUME X 1961 EDITION LAKE OSWEGO HIGH SCHOOL LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS ACTIVITIES SPORTS INDEX LAKE OSWEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD Lake Oswego High School marks the end of a decade midst the mammoths of the mechanical age. They push and shove, changing the landscape to make way for the future. The dream of yesterday is nearing the reality of today. Through the maze of machinery, we glimpse the scaffolding and framework that will be new classrooms, science laboratories, the language laboratory, gymnasium, cafe -torium, and library. Noise and confusion. Squeaking cranes and rumbling trucks. The excited clatter of the jack-hammer. Tremors that shake the building. Rain and mud, everywhere seas of mud. 1960-61 has been a hectic and happy year--always wonderful. MUD + MACHINES = MODERNIZATION. 4 DEDICATION In his ten memorable years of service at LOHS, Mr. Roy Hadley, science teacher par excellence, has been held in the highest esteem by administrators, fellow teachers, and students. A warm and genial personality, a keen intellect, and an innate talent for teaching are combined superbly in this charter member ofLO's faculty. The air in his classroom is so charged with enth usi as m and interest that would-be scientists find themselves putting forth their utmost ability to learn. Mr. Hadley teaches us to think, is a comment frequently made by them. However, his approach is not strictly academic. Loud laughter often emanates from the lab as an experiment goes amiss or the instructor injects some bit of humor into the proceedings. Lakers who have graduated from his instruction find themselves well equipped for college in the area of science, and they are deeply appreciative of the stimulating experience they have enjoyed. To express this appreciation, the yearbook staff, with sincere pleasure, dedicates this 1961 Lakers’ Log to Mr. Roy Hadley. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MR. LAWRENCE FISH Superintendent MR. LAURENCE PERKINS Assistant Superintendent MR. GERALD BECKER Testing and Guidance Instructor MR. JOHN SANDBERG Coordinator of Curriculum 8 Superintendent of Schools Mr. Lawrence Fish, Chairman Mr. John Peterson, Mr. Hull Dolson, Mr. Clifford Powers. Mr. Virgil Solso, Dr. Richard O'Shea. BOARD OF DIRECTORS The School Board is probably the most important organization that stands behind our school. It is responsible for the policies that are carried out not only in the high school, but also in the grade schools and junior high school. The School Board is the organization which delegates what our administration does. Each member of the Board serves five years as a community service. A prime interest of the School Board now is the construction of more buildings at LOHS, which will provide for the great number of students that we have now and those who will be com ingin the next few years. Special thanks go to these men who have given their time to make our education more complete PTA The P. T. A. headed by President Robert Oslund works with the parents by grade level. By this means, the specific problems and achievements of that particular grade level can be discussed. One of the main meetings featured this year was Back to School Night when all the parents had a chance to meet the teachers and to discuss the school program. LAKERS’ DADS CLUB In the educational field, the Lakers' Dads Club sponsors the Scholarship Dance. The money obtained from this dance is used for scholarships received by LOHS seniors. The Dads Club, this year led by President Stanley Stearns, also helps out the athletic department both by their interest in our sports events and by their financial support. 9 MR. OWEN W. PRICE Mr. Price, our principal, has one main goal: to see the students of our high school become the best prepared and most qualified people they can possibly be. This is Mr. Price’s third year at Lake Oswego. He is known and respected for his genuine interest in the students of this high school. MR. DICK PIZZO Mr. Pizzo, our vice-principal, is a person that is loot up to as a leader in every field. He is the head of studi affairs and advisor to the Student Body Cabinet and the Sc ate. He is also well-known because of the delicious sp ghetti dinner he prepares annually in cooperation with i Senior Class. No matter what the activity is, Mr. Pizzo is sure to there supporting it with all his time and effort. He is mired for his sincerity and devotion to our school. 10 MR. JAMES BROAD: Director of attendance MR. DONALD DUNCAN: Head of the counseling department MISS FRANCES BARBEY: Counselor on college admissions and scholarships MRS. OPAL MATHER: Guidance secretary 11 MISS CORDELIA ARNOLD: Instructor of advanced math, geometry, and golf. MR. BERTON BAILEY: Instructor of Spanish. MR. CHARLES BOWLES: Instructor of chemistry and coach of cross country and track. MR. JAMES BROAD: Instructor of Algebra 2. MRS. BEATRICE CHURCHILL: Instructor of $ hort -hand and brief hand-personal typing. MRS. ALMA DICKIE: Librarian. MR. VINCENT DULCICH: Instructor oi physical education, health, and coach of football and wrestling. MRS. MARY ELIZABETH GILMORE: Instructor of American problems and world history. as Mb? MRS. ALICE BROWN: Instructor of German and art. MR. FELIX CALKINS: Instructor of U. S. History. MISS FRANCES BARBEY: Instructor of Psychology. MR. HARRY BLAKE: Instructor of woodshop, mechanical drawing, and crafts. MRS. GAYLE GRAYBILL: Instructor ofhomemaking. MR. ROY HADLEY: Instructor of physics and physical science. MR. GERALD HESLING: Instructor of English 2 and typing. MR. JACK HOPPER: Instructor of biology and and algebra. MR. DONALD KIELING: Instructor of physical education, health, and coach of baseball. MR. ROBERT KREMER: Instructor of Enlgish 3, English 4, assistant football coach, and J.V. baseball coach. MR. MARVIN LIESKE: Instructor of world history and American problems. MISS LUELLA LILLY: Instructor of physical education, health, coach of swimming and tennis. MR. DUANE OLANIE: Instructor of band, choir, and orchestra. MISS DORIS POPPLE: Instructor of physical education, health, and coach of tennis. MR. EDWARD MARKUSEN: Instructor of biology and Spanish. MISS SCHOLASTICA MURTY: Instructor of English 3. MR. RAY POST: Instructor of French. MR. JACK POWELL: Instructor of English3, drama, and swimming coach. MR. JESS RHODES: Instructor ofU. S. History, American problems, and general business. MR. ROY SCHREIBER: Instructor of algebra and geometry. MR. WARREN SCHUE: Instructor of consumer math, general business, American problems, bookkeeping, and basketball and J. V. football coach. MR. HAROLD SERGEANT: Instructor of auto shop and metal shop. MRS. MARY SMITH: Instructor of English 2 and speech. MRS. MABELLE SPENCER: Instructor of English 4. MR. FRANK WERNEKEN: Instructor of English 2, journalism, and golf. MRS. DOROTHY WEST: Instructor of Latin and world history. MR. EDWARD STONEBREAKER: Instructor of English 4. MR. LESTER WEBER: Instructor of basic combined. SECRETARIES Mrs. Evelyn Alford Mrs. Shirley bamberg COOKS Betty Englert Zelma Ankersmit Betty Palmer Monna Schmidt Hermine Widmann CUSTODIANS Mr. Howard Venn Mr. Ernest Cardwell Mr. Lorin Walker Mr. George Ewert 15 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS Secretary Dorothy Kirchhof, Treasurer Steve Rush, President Rod Young, Sergeant-at-Arms John Mac-Lean, Vice-President Don Brecht, Not pictured, Sue Hessemer Project Manager Counselor Mr. Stonebreaker Adviser Mrs. Gilmore Adviser Mr. Kieling Adviser Mrs. Spencer As freshmen, the class of '61 became oriented to the rigorous high school life. Among the many activities of their sophomore year, winning the May-Fete was the most outstanding. These Lakers started their junior year by planting rhododendrons. Hard work was the secret to their winning the Canned Food Drive, the Paper Drive, May-Fete, and the Best Class Award. Highlight of their senior year was the annual spaghetti dinner, the most successful in the history of the school. They were also privileged to be the only class in Oregon to have three A. F. S. students visiting them. Talented as individuals and displaying unusual originality, members of the Senior class have worked closely and harmoniously in the group projects they have undertaken. As they take up their anchors and set sails for new shores, L. O.'s 1961 graduates will always treasure their memories of Lake Oswego High School. 18 AFS Lake Oswego was proud to receive its delightful American Field Service exchange student, Myriam Correa from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. With her warm personality and ability to make friends easily, she immediately took her place among the Lakers' crew. Myriam participated in many clubs, activities, and attended all Laker games enthusiastically. It is with regret the senior class bids Myriam Hasta la vista, hoping to soon meet again. Annick Bachet, American Field Service exchange student from France was one of three students attending Lake Oswego. She was able to adapt herself readily to the life of an American school girl. She participated in after school activities, student government, and Laker games. Her friendliness was rewarded during the Christmas season when she was elected a Miss Merry Christmas Princess. She will always be remembered by the students at Lake Oswego because of her friendliness and cooperation with her fellow students. A new addition to the Lake Oswego student body last fall was Michael Marx, American Field Service exchange student from Bramsche, Germany. Mike participated in many activities some of which were clubs, assemblies, and sports, where he made his varsity letter in football. The students showed their admiration for Mike when they elected him as a prince of Emerald Isle. Mike, with his intriguing personality and good sense of humor will long be remembered at Lake Oswego. 19 Peggy Abramson Senate 2; Girls' League 1, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; IRL 3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Leslie Alvis French Club 2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Girls' League 2, 3,4; IRL 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Lakers' Log 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; AFS Comm. 3,4. Joan Anderson FBLA 3; Girls’ League 3,4; FHA 3; Intramurals 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3,4. Annick Bachet AFS Exchange Student, France; Senate 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; IRL 4; Girls' League 4; Ski Club 4; AFS Comm. 4; Intramurals 4. Mike Ball Venturis 4; Choir 4. Tom Bamberg Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Pres. 2; Spanish Club 3,4, Sgt. -at-Arms 3; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1.2, 3,4. Richard Barless Venturis 4; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3.4. Betsy Barnum Girls’ League 1. 2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; FHA 2. Robert Elliot Barnum Senate 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Fire Squad 2, 3, 4, Fire Chief 4. Carolyn Bode Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1. Pat Beauchamp Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3,4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4. Jim Benham SB Pres. 4; Class Pres. 3; Class Treas. 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Fire Squad 2, 3,4; Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 1; Band 2. John Biamont Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Dance Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Award 3. Grant Bonham Venturis 4; Choir 3. Diane Bellinger Girls' League 3, 4; Choir 4. Debbie Brady Girls' League 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4, Sgt. -at-Arms 4; AHA 3,4; IRL 4; Tennis 2. 21 Judy Brady Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Bill Brockman Radio Club 2, 3; Football 1, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Glenn W. Braye AHA 4. Lee Ann Britton Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 1; Intramurals 1; Publicity Comm. 4. Jim Broad Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Fire Squad 4; Baseball 1. Paula Brown Girls' League 4; FHA 1; AHA 3, 4;FNA1,2,3, Pres. 2, 3; Booster Comm. 4; Choir 3,4. Don Brecht Class Vice-Pres. 4; Senate 3; Honor Roll 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 3; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4. Jeannine Browning Girls' League 3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Tennis 2, 3,4; Lakers' Log 3. Linda Bunch Girls' League 2. 3,4; FBLA 2, 3, 4: FHA 2,3,4. Allan Burdick Trails Club 3; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. Colleen Carr Girls' League 2, 3,4; FNA 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Honor Roll 4; Lake Views 3, 4. Jean Carter Class Treas. 3; Senate 1,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Girls' League 1,2, 3, 4; AHA 3,4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2; Lake Views 3. John Chandler Venturis 4; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Choir 3,4. Sue Chandler JV Rally 2; Vanity Rally 4; Homecoming Princess 1; AHA 3; Girls' League 2; Swimming 3; Choir 3,4; Intramurals 2, 3. Corinna Campbell Girls' League 1,2,4; AHA 3,4; IRL 4, Historian 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Publicity Comm. Chairman 4. Bob Charlton Venturis, Football 2, 3,4. cj Craig Chisholm AFS Exchange Student to Finland. Carol Church Senate 2; Girls’ League 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; IRL 2; FHA 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Intra-murals 1.2,3; Choir 2,3,4. Richard Clapp Toby Clark Senate 3; Girls’ League 3,4; FHA 4; FBLA 4; Drama 2, 3,4. Judy Clausen Girls' League 3,4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Honor Roll. Katherine Cline Girls’ League 3; IRL 4; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 4; Lakers’ Log 4. Lorn a Collins Girls' League 3,4; IRL 2,3,4; AHA 3, 4; Intramurals 2. 4. Scott Cookman Venturis 4. Judy Cripe IRL 3,4; Swimming 2; Tennis 2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Dolores DeBoer Girls' League 4; Lakers’ Log 4; Publicity Comm. 4. - v Ann Culter Class Sec. 1; Girls' League 1,2, 3, 4; IRL 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; AFS Comm. 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4. Deanna Cunningham Girls’ League 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Leroy Davis Senate 3; Midshipmen 4; Venturis 4; Football 3,4; Track 3; Wrestling 3,4; Intramurals 2,3. Bill Davisson Class Treas. 1; Spanish Club 3; Midshipmen 3,4; IRL 3; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Intra-mirals 3. Marianne DeChaine FBLA 3; Girls' League 1; Lakers' Log 2, 3; Choir 2. Michael Dennis Senate 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Evaluation Comm. 4. John Dickerson Spanish Club 2; Venturis 4; Baseball 2; Intramurals 1,2. Rodger Dwight SB Treas. 4; Senate 2; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Midshipmen 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. Scott Dorr Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Honor Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4. Jackie Drake Girls' League 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3; Fire Squad 4; Homecoming Princess 3; Lakers' Log 3,4; Elections Comm. 3,4, Chairman 4. Edie Dunn SB Vice-Pres. 4; Class Treas. 2; Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; AHA 3,4; Ski Club 4; Tennis 3,4; Swimming 2. Aaron Dygart Lakers’ Log 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4. Sharon Doyle JV Rally 2; Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4; FNA 2; IRL 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Social Comm. 1,4; Intramurals 2, 3. Grey Elliot IRL 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Football 1,2; Track 2, 3; Intra-muals 4. Mary Ellis Senate 4; Girls' League 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Voice of Democracy 2,3,4. I I Peggy Elsenbach Spanish Club 2; Lake Views 4. Bob Emrich Senate 2, 3; Omega 3, 4; Midshipmen 3,4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intra-murals 3,4. Robert Ernst Venturis 4; Pres. 4; Senate 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1. Mike Fahey Football 3,4; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, Jim Farmer Fire Squad 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling 2; Intra-mirals 1,2,3; Football Honorable Mention TYV 4; Choir 1. Walt Emery Fire Squad 4; Spanish Club 3; AHA 3; Cross Country 2; Tennis 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Michael Clive Fenning Senate 3,4; Radio Club 3; Speech Club 4; Ski Club 4; AHA 4; Intramurals 3,4. Diane Fischer Girls' League 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Intramurals 3.4. Sally Fisher JV Rally 2; Girls' League 1,2, 3, 4; Girl of the Month 2; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2. Connie Flindt Senate 4; Girls’ ague 4; Ski Club 4; ln urals 4‘ Penny Fraiser JV Rally 2; Homecoming Princess 1; Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; Spanish 2; Lakers’ Log 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 3,4. Larry Frierson AHA 4, Pres. 4; Omega 2, 3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 4; Drama 1,2; Speech 4; Track 3,4; Intra-murals 4. Larry Frohreich Venturis 4; Basketball 1. Lee Fuller Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Drama 1,3. Tim Fuller Mike Furey AHA 4. Judi Gardner Varsity Rally 4; Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Swimming 1,2,3; Intramurals 2. Tom Gill Omega 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3; Constitution Comm. 2. Bill Gilmer Spanish Club 3; Bi-Phy-Chem 1, 2,3; Radio Club 3; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Marnell Gjerning Girls'League 2, 3,4, Sec. 4; Intramurals 2,4. Jim Goddard Chess Club 2; Band 4; Dance Band 4. Julie Gettman Girls' League 1,4; FBLA 4; Lakers’ Log 3; Drama 2. Caroline Graham Girls' League 4; French Club 4; Lakers' Log 4; Intramurals 4; Concessions Comm. 4. Barbara Grigg Girls' League 4. Elizabeth Griffith Class Pres. 1; JV Rally 2; Varsity Rally 4; Loyalty Day Princess 3; Girls' League 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3,4; AHA 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Tom Grigg Midshipmen 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Fire Squad 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Basketball 1,2,3. Dick Grow Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. Steven Gray Bi-Phy-Chem 1,2. Virginia Gray Girls' League 2, 3,4; Lake Views 4; Choir 2,4; Drama 2, 3, Barbara Griffith Spanish Club 3; FBLA 3; Girls' League 3,4; Lakers' Log 3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Eleanor Gunn Girls' League 4; Lakers’ Log 4; Intramurals 4; Booster Comm. 4. Shirley Haftorson Varsity Rally 4; Homecoming Princess 3; Girls’ League 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2,3; AHA 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3, 4; Choir 1. Terry Lynn Harrower Girls’ League 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Intramurals 4; Choir 4; Concessions Comm. 1. Sherilyn Hamburg Girls’ League 4; FHA 2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Choir 2,3,4. Joyce Hansen Honor Roll 1,2, 3, John Hedlund Midshipmen 2, 3, 4; Omega 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; All State Golf 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Hugh Dan Hanna Venturis 4. Bobbie Jo Hamson Varsity Rally 4; Miss Merry Christmas 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3, 4; Choir 3. Gretchen Heideman Senate 2.4; Girls' League 1,2,3, 4; IRL 3; AHA 3.4; Ski Club 4; Swimming 1, 2,3; Golf 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Fire Squad 4. Lin Heinkel French Club 2, 3,4, Sec. 4; Girls’ League 1,2, 3,4; AHA 3, 4; IRL 4; Lakers' Log 3; Intra-rrurals 1,2,4; Fire Squad 4. Steve Hess Venturis 4; Wrestling 3. Patricia Hill FHA 2, 3, Sec. 3; French Club 3; Girls' League 4; FBLA 4; Intra-mirals 4. Holly Hoelscher Homecoming Princess 4; Spanish Club 4; Girls’ League 4; Ski Club 4; Intramurals 4. Bob Holloran IRL 4; Bi-Phy-Chem 4; Lake Views 4; Omega 4; Booster Comm. 4. Sharon Holmes Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; IRL 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3. Sue Hessemer Girls' League 2,3,4; Class Proj. Mgr. 4; AHA 3,4; Ski Club 4; Swimming 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad 4. Babs Honeyman Senate 4; AHA 4; Girls' League 4; French Club 4; Lakers' Log 4; Girl of Month 4; Intramurals 4; Assembly Comm. Chairman 4. Terry K. Houdek Kent Huth Venturis 4; Midshipmen 2, 3,4; Golf 1,2,3; Choir 3,4. Ed Jacobson Spanish Club 4; Trails Club 3; Lakers' Log 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3; Honor Roll 3; Intra-murals 3. i Larry Kemp Class Sgt. -at-Arms 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Senate 4; Midshipmen 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Fire Squad 3,4. Heather Johnson SB Sec. 4; Senate 2; Christmas Princess 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 2, 3,4; Lakers’ Log 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Choir 2; Intramurals 1. Nancy Kidd Ski Club 4; FHA 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Girls’ League 3,4; Lakers' Log 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Booster Comm. 4. Bob Kilpatrick Class Gift Chm. 4; AHA 3,4. Dorothy Keim Girls’ League 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Booster Club 4; Majorettes 3. Jeanette Kling Spanish Club 2,3; Girls' League 3,4; FBLA 3. Tom Lillig Radio Club 1,2,3, Pres. 1; AHA 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Lakers’ Log 4; Cross Country 2; Intramurals 2; Band 1, 2,3,4. Walt Luse Midshipmen 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Swimming 2, 3,4. Donald John” MacLean Sgt. - at-Arms 4; Midshipmen 2,3, 4, Treas. 4; Fire Squad 4; Football 1,2, 3. 4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Dorothy Kirchhof Class Sec. 3, 4; Omega 3,4; Senate 1; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; IRL 3; Lake Views 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Election Comm. 1. Jim Klockars Venturis 4. Kathleen Lynch SB 2nd Vice-Pres.; Class Proj. Mgr. 3; Senate 1; Christmas Princess 1; Girls' League 1,2,3, 4; IRL 3,4; Tennis 3,4. Billie McCoy Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3,4, Capt. 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Elections Comm. 4. Bob McDermott Venturis 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1.2,3. Charles McDonald Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3. Kathie McDougal Girls’League 1,2, 3,4; Drama 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4. Kate McKenna Spanish Club 2,3,4; Girls’ League 2; Lake Views 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Elections Comm. 4; Intramurals 2. Challee McKenzie Girls’ League 3,4; AHA 3,4; French Club 4; Drama 3,4. Ruth Magers Linda Kay Mahaney Judy Malloy Spanish Club 3; Girls’ League 3, FBLA 3; Girls League 3,4. 4. Shirley Marston Senate 4; Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; FHA 2; Lakers' Log 2,4. Lynn Martin Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; AHA 3; Lakers' Log 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Concessions Comm. 4. Sherry Martin Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Senate 4; Fire Squad 4; Girls’ League 3,4. Michael Marx AFS Exchange Student, Germany, Senate 4; Football 4; AFS Comm. 4. Joyce Mathiot Girls' League 3,4, Treas. 4; Intramurals 4. Sally Meyer AHA 3,4; Girls' League 3,4; FBLA 4; Swimming 4; Intra-mirals 1. Linda Miller Girls' League 3,4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 3; Intramurals 2; Choir 4. Susan Miller Girls’ League 1, 2, 3,4; IRL 3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Intramurals 3,4; Lakers' Log 4, Corey Minnick Swimming 2- Intramurals 3. ( Is! w Joyce Morand Spanish Club 2,3,4; IRL 3; AFS Comm. 3. Patricia Ann Morris Girls’League 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Swimming 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Girl of Month 3; Publicity Comm. 3; ICC 4. Tom Mossman Fire Squad 3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Wrestling 3; Intramurals. John Munch IGY 1; Venturis 4; Swimming 1; Track 3; Wrestling 3; Intra-murals 2. Toni Navin Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Omega 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Girls' League 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; AFS Comm. 4; Sec. Comm. 4; Lakers'Log4. Ron Nearing Venturis 4; Treas. 4; Midshipmen 3,4; Football 1,2; Swimming 3; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Thomas L. Neff Debate 2; Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 3; Honor Roll 2, 3,4; Editor Mainsheet 3. Sue Nelson Dorothy Neumann Spanish Club 2, 3; AHA 3; Speech Girls' League 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4. Club 4; Intramurals 1. David Newman Venturis 4; Intramurals 3,4. Courty Ofelt Class Sgt. - at-Arms 3; Senate 1; Fire Squad 4; Ski Club 1, 4; Baseball 1; Wrestling 3; Intra-murals 3,4. Ron Nybo Venturis 4. Lynn Oehling Midshipmen 3,4; Football 2,3,4; TYV Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Constitution Comm. Chm. 4; AHA 3. Dewey Ollsen Class Sgt. -at-Arms 1; Midshipmen 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Fire Squad 3,4; Ski Club 4; Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 4; TYV Honorable Mention 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Intra-murals 1, 2. George W. Ormsby Midshipmen 2, 3,4, Sgt. -at-Arms 4; Fire Squad 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3.4; AHA 3; Football 2. 3; Tennis 2,3,4. Judy Paepier Girls’ League 4; Lakers' Log 4; Intramurals 4; Concessions 4. Chuck Peterson Bi-Phy-Chem 2. 3; Ski Club 4; AHA 3; Football 2, Mgr. 3. Carol Parker Girls’ League 1,2, 3, 4; Lake Views 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Publicity Comm. 3. Cameron Patrick Venturis 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Choir 2. Rex Pelker Senate 4; Track 4; Intramurals 4; Band 4. Linda Lou Peterson SB Chaplin 4; IRL 2. 3.4; AHA 3; Girls' League 2,3,4; Bi-Phy-Chem 2; Omega 1,2, 3,4. Stan Parras Football 1,2. Byron Pinkney Bi-Phy-Chem 1,2,3; Radio Club 1,2,3; Debate 3; Basketball 1; Evaluation Comm. 4. Bill Plotner Trails Club 3,4; Football Manager 4; Tennis 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Evaluation Comm. Joe Potter Senate 4; Fire Squad 4; Football Manager 3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Trails Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. Marsha Reece Homecoming Princess 2; Girls' League 1,2,3; AFS Comm. 3; Social Comm. 4; Lakers Log 3, John Rensklev Senate 3; Venturis 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2. Spike Reuther Sam Rice Venturis 4; Football 2; Track 2; Intramurals 3. Glenn Rear Lake Views 3; Traffic Comm. 4; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. Dick Richardson Basketball 1; Golf 1; Football 1,2; Choir 4; Venturis 4. Jeanne Robertson Girls' League 1,2,4; Spanish Club 3; FHA 2; Intramurals 1,2. Charlotte Roe Intramurals 3. Skip Ross Midshipmen 4; “rack 1,3,4; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 4; Swimming 2. Rosemary Rowning Spanish Club 3; Girls' League 4. Nanci Rudin Class Sec. 2; Lake Views 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Varsity Rally 4; Girls' League 1,2. Steve Rush Class Treas. 4; Omega 3,4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Ski Club 1. 4; Lakeviews 4; Football 1,2, 3,4, Statistician 4. Tom Ryder Senate 2,4; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Midshipmen 2, 3.4; Venturis 4; Spanish Club 2. Janet Lee Sampson Girls' League 2,3; FHA 2,3; Choir 3,4. James B. Savage Senator 2; Choir 1,2,3; Lakers' Log 3,4, Asst. Ed. 4. John Sheller Class Vice-Pres. 2; Lakers' Log 4; Football 1,2, 3.4; Midshipmen 3,4; Track Manager 2. 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. Jerald Savage Lakers' Log 3; Choir 4; Orchestra 2, 3,4, Award 3. Vic Schmidt Tennis 1; Choir 2, 3,4; Music Award 2,3; Intramurals 3. Daniel Loren Sefton Drama 2, 3. Jeaneen Shaw Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; IRL 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Golf 3; Typing Award 1,4; Concessions Comm. 4. Cheryl Shuler Girls’ League 1,2, 3,4; Concessions Comm. 3,4, Chairman 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; IRL 3. Joan Smith Girls'League 1,2, 3,4, Historian 4; Lakers’ Log 2,3; Swimming 2, Manager 3; Tennis 1.2. : r Robin Stackhouse Ski Club 4, Sec. 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Constitution Comm. 4. Gary Starr SB 3rd Vice-Pres. 4; Senator 3; Varsity Rally 4; Omega 2, 3, 4; Midshipmen 4; Tennis 1,2, 3.4; AFS student to Switzerland 3. Pete Stidd Midshipmen 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Traffic Comm. Chairman 4. Ken Sutherland Venturis 4; Football 1; Intra-murals 2. Robin Lynn Smith Girls’ League 4; Lake Views 4; Choir 3. Linda Sundholm French Club 3,4; Girls' League 1,2, 3.4; AHA 3,4; Fire Squad 4; Swimming 1.2,3,4; Intra-murals 1,2, 3,4. Dave Taylor Baccalaureate Comm. 4. Shirley Stageberg Spanish Club 2, 3; Girls' League 1,2, 3,4; Majorettes 2; Assembly Comm. 2. Patricia Terry Girls' League 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 4; Lakers’ Log 4; Swimming 2,4; Choir 3. Maxine Wadley FNA 1.2,3; Girls' League 2,3; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 3; Majorettes 1,4. Jim Thomas Omega 3,4, Pres. 4; AHA 4; Bi-Phy-Chem 1,2, 3, 4; Merit Scholarship semi-finalist 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Bob Torrence Richard Tradewell Wrestling 2,3,4; Intramurals 2, 3; Band 1,2; Elections Comm. 3. Joan Urfer JV Rally 2; Girls’ League 1, 2, 3, 4; FNA 1; Intramurals 1. Deanna Walker Girls' League 3,4; FNA 3; FBI.A 3; Drill Team 3; Choir 4. Marilyn Walker Girls' League 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Drama 3; Choir 2,3.4. 4- f Bill Warren Spanish Club 2,3; Midshipmen 4; Ski Club 4; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3. Kent Williams Varsity Rally 4; Fire Squad 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 3; Senator 3; AFS Comm. 3,4. Sue Warren Girls’ League 1,2. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Anne Wherry Spanish Club 3,4; Girls’ League 2,3,4; Lakers’ Log 4; Publicity Comm. 4. Sharron Wilcox FBLA 3,4; Girls' League 3,4. Vicki Williver Girls' League 1,2,3; AHA 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Parking Comm. 4. Judy Wedding FHA 4; Girls’ League 4; FBLA 4; Booster Comm. 4; Drama 3. Richard Wilmot Football 4; Honor Roll 1.3; UN Essay Contest 3. Mark Wilson Regional and National Scholastic Art Awards 1.2,3; National High School Photography Contest 3. Stephen Cox Omega 3. 4; Swimming 1.2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Bi-Phy-Chem 2, 3; Band 1. Jack L. Wold Trails Club 4, Pres. 4; Tennis 3.4; Intramurals 3; Band 4. Rod Young Class Pres. 4; Fire Squad 4; Midshipmen 1,2,3,4; Omega 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4, Tammy Jill Young JV Rally 2; Girls' League 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Lake Views 2; Choir 1,2, 3,4. BASHFUL Richard Budd Bob Burke Joe Cik George Gray Norm Langley David Minkler Bruce Metzger Dick Moore Lois Shumate Pat Worsham Skip Yocum Varsity Rally 4; Fire Squad 4; Senator 3; AHA 3; Spanish Club 3; Speech Club 4; Intra-murals 3, 4. SENIOR HALL OF FAME BEST ALL AROUND MOST ATHLETIC Jim Benhan Kathy Lynch Tom Grigg Linda Peterson MOST ATTRACTIVE BEST GROOMED Grey Elliot Anne Wherry MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eli Griffith Rodger Dwight Gary Starr MOST STUDIOUS WITTIEST Ann Culter Kent Williams Gretchen Heideman 47 Jim Thomas JUNIOR CLASS Project Manager Tammy Young, Sergeant-at-Arms Craig Knox, President Pat McGuire, Secretary Susan Hrbes, Treasurer Kenny Dale, Vice-President Kay Fenning. Adviser Mr. Bowles Counselor Mrs. Churchill L. O. 's Junior Class lived up to the reputation of being the most active class in a high school. By winning the Canned Food Drive, gaining an early and substantial lead in Intramural Points, and being generally helpful around school, the juniors have shown themselves a strong and capable class. The success of the after-game dances, sales, and projects sponsored by the class of '62 have been brought about by a well organized and determined class and the ingenuity of its members. Their abundance of Laker spirit will go a long way. 50 Gina Almquist Ernie Anderson Kent Anderson Caroline Andrews JoAnne Applegate Janet Arnold Richard Berry Dan Bevens Eve Bishop Joanne Boddy Sharron Bcgue Mark Bonham Bill Bowling Diana Bowring Larry Brainard Jack Breckenridge Don Brockhaus Marshall Brown d, John Churchill Noralee Churchley Carol Cline Mike Clinkscales Terri Collar Chris Copenhagen Bob Culter Kieth Cutlip Larry Cyphers Terry Dahlquist Kenny Dale Arlene Davidson Ricky Dawson V. J. De Beilis Pam DeWeese Jan Dickie Didi Doyle Suzi DuVall 51 Beth Eckert Ron Eg berg Tor Eide Priscilla Emmett Susan Erbes Penny Fairey Mary Farmer Kay Fenning Jim Fisher Sue Flowers Bobbie Foster Larry Freepons Nikki Freepons Diana Gayle Frey Reggie Gabbert Bits Garside Margaret Giczy Mike Goodrich Emily Gorman Dan Gould Gary Gray Richard Grimm Bill Grow Mike Gunn Bonnie Hagan Carole Hall Carol Hamer Bonnie Hancock Rick Harper Janet Harris Roger Hutson Mike Huycke Joan Inkster Glen I vail Ladd Jackson Gary Jefferis Rodger Lang Betty LaRocque John Larson Gary Last Paul LaStrapes Frank Lawhead Judy Lee Dottie Lehl Bonnie Lehman Betsy Levy Gary Lord David Lowder Liz Madsen Mike Magaurn Dianna Marletto Dean Martin Ken Mead Dave Meldrum Nita Lowell John Ludders Tom McCain Pat McGuire Carol McMonagle Terry Macom Jan Lee Middleton Fred Miller Mike Miller Susan Miller Randi Mimnaugh Tim Minor Pat Moore Judy Morand Richard Morris Cheryl Mueller Pat Mueller Mike Munch Bill Murdoch Annette Nall Suzanne Neer Kathy Nesbitt Larry Niles Ruth Nordstrom Diana Novis Karen Olsen Chase Osborne Timmy Palmer Ray Pardo Richard Paris Donald Park Ross Parker Robyn Partridge Dan Patterson Kathy Pendleton Tom Petersen Gerald Peterson Dennis Petrequin Max Petty Tom Potter Dave Powers Jon Pulley Jon Putnam Dennis Randall Sharon Reynolds Bill C. Rice Bill H. Rice Pete Richter Nancy Rickel Bob Riggs Susan Rittel Janet Robertson Becki Robins Carol Rolfe Donna Rollins Diane Rose Bob Rosso Linda Roth Diane Rubenstein Macie Russell Maria Russell Gail Rynearson Helen Saunders Donna Schaefer Wayne Schaefer Linda Scheldrup Lita Schiel Ron Schneider Wen Schol lander David Schreiber Cheryl Settergren Merry Shaughnessy Steve Sheets Bob Shumaker Dave Smith Mama Smith Rick Smith Sally Smith 54 Dennis Walling Dick Warren Jackie Wedding Carol Welch Bob Wells Julie West mny West me Wet more b White White lin Wilcox Nild Joanie Wilson Tracy Wilson Donna Wise Diane Wood Brenda Wright Jerry Wright SOPHOMORE CLASS Counselor Mr. Kremer Vice-President Gary Ragen, Sergeant-at-Arms Lloyd West, President Larry Cable, Secretary Karen May. and Treasurer Midge Carter. Adviser Mr. Hopper Adviser Mr. Schreiber w- Adviser Mr. Markusen Adviser Mrs. Smith Even before entering the high school, the Sophomore class proved to be one of the most energetic and enthusiastic classes L. O. has ever seen. The class of '63 started the year with a car wash to raise funds for various projects and continued strongly with their relentless drive of spirit in the Canned Food Drive. They continued their show of fighting Lakerism all through the year. The success of the after-game dances and other projects undertaken by this class proved not only the willingness, but also the ability of its members. 56 Bob Barnes Kathy Barnes Kenneth Barney Ron Back Richard Belanger Joanna Bennett Ron Bennett Leslie Bernstein Nancy Betty Bob Bevan Terry Lynn Bockes Janet Boddy Barb Boh I man John Boomer Barbara Bowling Nancy Bowman Mike Bray Robert Braye Janet Brobst Bill Brockhaus Linda Brosy Carole Brown Christine Brown Marcia Brown Dick Brynelson Jim Bunch John Bush Jeff Bushell Mary Butler Patty Butler Sharon Butler Larry Cable Ginny Campbell Joe Campbell Midge Carter Mike Centoni Kathy Clark Bob Coltman Bill Cornett Sue Cox Steve Crittenden Vicki Cross 57 O., � J0 Dan Daly Steve Daufel Paul Davisson Kathy Deal Janice Duke Don Dvorak Judy Dwyer Mark Eckelman Murray Elkins Dick Elliott Ian Elliot Pat Emig Vicki Erickson Jim Evans Les Fahey Thurman Fairey Bob Fish Dianne Fixott Gordon French Sharon Frenzel Shirley Frenzel John Frishholz Pam Gardner Dick Gassner Jerry Glass Susan Goddard Sandy Goodrich Sheila Goodrich Janet Graham Robert Grigg Larry Huget Reta Hutchens Hap Hutchins Doug Jackson David Johnson Pat Johnson -V ' Si .0 i'j 4)i J 9 ' fob J) Peggy Grimm Ty Hageman Alan Hansen Jim Harries David Harriman Andy Hemphill Kenneth Jones Bob Keith Phil Kelleher Pat Kelley DeDe Kenna Don Kilpatrick 58 Sheri Kroodsma Ken Kruse Linda Kurtz Mona Laeser Pat Lafferty Connie Langoe Nancy Lindberg Jim Lisbakken Mike Livermore Frank Lord Dick Ludders Charles McAtee Dave King Don King Tony Kirchhof Art Knauss Kay Koenig Leslie Kroft Mike Langston Linda Lanskey Virginia La Rocque Mary Jane Leep Rae Anna Lentz Bill Lesh Larry Magers Tom Malloy John Mangelsdorf Mary Ann Marshall Greg Moiling Mike Miles Steve Nelson Irene Neumann Paul Niles Judy Novak Jan Oslund Elaine Otness 59 Nancy Owen Kris Paepier Carol Parsons Marcia Patrick Jo Ann Paulson Bryn Pederson Ann Peterson Julie Peterson Peggy Peterson Sue Petrey Dean Pindell Carol Ann Porter Yvonne Quick Gary Ragen Ron Ramsey Sandy Reece Jim Remsen Carol Rice Gary Schubel Bob Senter Wanola Sheneman Eileene Sherman Tom Shipley Gayle Shogren Larry Riggs Jim Rilette George Robinson Kathy Ross Len Rountree John Russell Alice Shuler Kent Sjolander Bill Slusher Larry Smith Mike Solso Lina Somera A Nancy Sonneborn Connie Sparks Bibsy Steers Peter Stevens Steve Strecker Kay Studebaker Kent Studebaker Carol Subotnick Norm Sundholm Van Swarthout Don Taylor Dick Thomas 60 Greg Toller Loo Torgeson Mike Tucker Vicki Tudder John Turchi Pat Turner Dick Urfer Jeff Van Horn Nancy Vaughn Gary Waldele Lou Wallman Ed Waterbury jfik Tom Wells Lloyd West Janice Whelchel Barby White Dennis White Ginny Wickstrom Janis Willenbring Janet Williams Kathy Williams John Willis Jacque Wills Laurel Wilson Beryl Yandle Mary Yoder Dave Young BASHFUL Mary Alvis Julie Arnold Pat Gripp John Logan Sharon McDermott Karen May Paul Ochs ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS STUDENT BODY CABINET Vice-president Edie Dunn Gary Starr, Heather Johnson, Jim Benham, Edie Dunn, Kathy Lynch, Rodger Dwight. L.O. '$ cabinet in action. Rally Co-ordinator Gary Starr Secretary Heather Johnson Treasurer Rodger Dwight Chaplain Linda Peterson Under the direction of our Vice-principal Mr. Dick Pizzo, L.O. 's cabinet meets together one period a day to form and discuss policies to be used in meetings, by the senate, and by the entire student body. This active and dedicated group keeps our school running smoothly and efficiently. 64 SENATE Oswego's senate is made up of representatives from all first period classes. The senators are elected by their classes and represent them in senate meetings. The representatives present the problems brought up in their senate room and find possible solutions. ROW 1: Dwight, Starr, Peterson, Lynch, Dunn, Benham, Mr. Pizzo. ROW 2: Ludders, Pet requin. Dickie, Schaefer, Correa, Carter, Flindt, Honeyman. ROW 3: Bennet, Copenhagen, Martin, Torp, Marston, Heideman, Swarthout, Ellis. ROW 4: French, Fenning, Marx, Bevan, Kemp, Mangelsdorf, Richter, Potter. Inter-Club Council is made up of the club presidents from all clubs in the school. They meet together if any difficulties such as conflicting dates for club activities arise and to discuss club policy. ICC 3 ROW I: Frierson, Young, Dunn, Mr. Pizzo, Bunch, Wold, Miller. ROW 2: Alvis, Partridge, Sutherland, Thomas, Morris, Ofelt. STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS COMMITTEE ROW 1: Oslund, Bowring, McKenna, Brown. ROW 2: Flowers, Drake, Bernstein, Heideman. SOCIAL COMMITTEE ROW 1: Brown, Oslund, Lynch, Duke. ROW 2: Fenning, Carter, Doyle, Yandle. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ROW 1: Langoe, Wahlberg, Hancock, Emmett, Foster, Britton, DeBoer. ROW 2: Wherry, Heinkel, Campbell, Wilson, Mimnaugh, West. Jensen. ORIENTATION COMMITTEE ROW 1: Bowring, Honeyman, Lakemann. ROW 2: Bamberg, Stearns, Warren. SECRETARIAL COMMITTEE ROW 1: Paepier, Shuler, Lakemann. ROW 2: Navin, Johnson. 66 CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE ROW 1: Stackhouse, Venn, Schol-lander. ROW 2: Oehling, Bowling. Potter. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Copenhagen, Spears, Shuler, Lehl. COMMITTEES ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ROW 1: Bowring, Honeyman, Peterson, Russell. ROW 2: Stackhouse, Lakemann, Davisson. A. F. S. COMMITTEE ROW 1: Bachet, Beard, Griffith, Abramson, Miller, Miller. ROW 2: Alvis, Correa. Kirchhof, Sundholm, Williams, Starr, Goodrich. ROW 3: Rittel, Marx, Fenning, Partridge, Navin, Oehling, MacLean. BOOSTER COMMITTEE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE ROW 1: Owen, McDermott, Almquist, Kling, Wahlberg, Honeyman, Kurtz, Bowring. Stidd, Rear. ROW 2: Yandle, Bunch, Lakemann, Marletto, Clark, Wedding, Gunn, Kroft. ROW 3: Walling, Williams, Starr. Sheller, Emrich. Arnold, Brady, Peterson. EVALUATION COMMITTEE CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE ROW 1: Carter, Vanebo, Boddy. ROW 2: Lillig, ROW 1: Martin, Miller, Lee, Gunn, Paepier, Shuler. ROW 2: Eck-Dennis, Harwood, Swarthout. elman, Jensen, Davidson, Graham, Shaw, Shuler. ROW 3: Savage, Bush, Bowling, Thomas, Neer, Andrews. AMERICAN HERITAGE CLUB ROW 1: Bowring, Lakemann, Richter, Frierson, Schneider, Brown, Berentson. ROW 2: Lynch, Griffith, Cline, Brown, Carter, Robertson, Peterson, Lillig. ROW 3: Haftorson, Campbell, Sundholm, Heide-man, Dunn, Heinkel, Peterson. ROW 4: Stidd, Rush, Pinkney, Yocum, Mr. Calkins. Ormsby, Kilpatrick, Oehling. The highlight of the year for A. H. A. was the annual summer trip to the Hast, Also, this year, a trip to Mexico was initiated so that our students might have the opportunities of meeting students of other lands and of seeing a foreign nation. Sales, forums, and discussions punctuated the year with everyone taking part to further the aims of the club. President Larry Frierson ROW 1: Bowring, Lakemann, Richter. Frierson. Schneider, Brown, Berentson. ROW 2: Rynearson, Beard, Shaughnessy, Harris, Moore, White, Schiel, Olsen, Torp, Witcher, Novis. ROW 3: Swanberg, Schaefer, Mimnaugh, Scheldrup, Churchley, Hessemer, Petrequin, Copenhagen, Arnold,Miller. ROW 4: Thomas, Larson, Lang, Dale, Fisher, Venn, Hall. Lee. ROW 5: Fenning, Gabbert, Brockhaus,Putnam, Mr. Calkins, Miller, Bowling, Harper, Pardo, Bonham, Breckenridge. GIRLS’ LEAGUE ROW 1: Smith, Gjeming, Morris, Miss Murty, Drake, Mathiot. ROW 2: Duke, Hill. Lynch, Heinkel, Fisher, Palmer, McMonagle, Torp, Vanebo, Wahlberg. ROW 3: Culter, Patrick, Sparks, Lindberg, Neumann, Hall, Eckert, Rollins, Fixott. ROW 4: Brown, Lansky, Gunn, Doyle, Foster, Harrison, Gard -ner, Griffith, Wedding, Clark, Grigg. Girls’ League is one of the most active organizations in Oswego High School. As in past years, the members sponsored a canned food drive, climaxed by the Christmas Formal. They also supervised Mother-Daughter and Father-Daughter dinners and the election of an outstanding girl each school month. A new project this year was a green stamp drive in order to earn a silver tea set. In February the club visited a nearby orphanage and presented the children with small trinkets and gifts. President Patti Morris ROW 1: Smith, Morris, Drake, Gjeming. ROW 2: Levy, Neuman, Cox, Johnson, Miller, Emig, Brown, Brobst, Martin, Goodrich, Nelson, ROW 3: Copenhagen, Young, Novak, Vaughn, Clark. Kling, Rowning, Carter, Bowling, Keim. ROW 4: Fenning, Haftorson, Hoelscher, Gardner, Reece, Bishop, Alvis, Alvis, McCoy, LaRocque, Clausen. 69 VENTURIS Chandler, Munch, Charlton. Dickerson, Patrick, Rice. Lake Oswego auto shop students have formed a car club, Venturis. Members meet together in order to work on their cars under the direction of the auto shop teacher, Mr. Harold Sergeant. Kemp, Grigg, Richardson. Ernst, Hess, Munch. 70 SKI CLUB ROW 1: Garside. Lang, Ofelt, Rush, Stackhouse. ROW 2: Ollsen, Starr, Warren, Toller, Chase. Warren, Huycke, Richter, Lillig, Millett. Lisbakken. ROW 3: Powers. Lord, Helstrom, Pindell, Russe 11, Dvorak, Bennett, Manglesdorf. Breckenridge, Van Horn. ROW 4: Osborne. Fenning, Beauchamp, Marx, Schneider, Harper, Lord, Minor, Luse, Peterson, Shipley. To further school-wide interest in the winter sport of snow skiing on both the recreational and competitive levels is the purpose of Oswego High’s Ski Club. During the winter, members went up to Mount Hood on specified days and skied as a group. They also conducted sales at the school, proceeds from which were used to help the L. O. ski team. President Courty Ofelt ROW 1: Duke, Jessell, Carter, Terry, McKenzie, Partridge, Heinkel. ROW 2: Almquist, Du Vail, Garside, Lang, Ofelt, Rush, Stackhouse. ROW 3: Robertson, Lentz, Brown, Parson, Miller, Hessemer, Heideman, DeBoer, Bachet, Flindt, Leep, Gorman. ROW 4: Moore, Bowling, Bohlman, Nelson, Os-lund, Patrick, Schaefer, Mimnaugh, White, Cox, Correa. ROW 5: Otness, Miller, Hancock, Setter-gren, Owen, Brobst, Shuler, Shuler, Subotnick, Fixott, Cline, Kidd. ROW 6: Wise. Smith. Brown, Marletto, Torp, Reece, Doyle, Foster, Palmer, Bake. Shiel, Terry, Olsen, Robins. ROW 7: White. Emmett, Welch, Marshall, Dickie, Langoe, Yandle, Williams, Studebaker, Betty, Arnette, Emig. Venn, Schumate. 71 SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Bailey, Miller, McMonagle, Miller, Martin, Ormsby. ROW 2: Williams, Arnette, Venn. Kirchhof, Clausen, Heideman, Correa, Kirchhof, Swarthout, West. ROW 3: Betty, Studebaker, Nav-in, Hoelscher, Church, Wherry, Terry, Carter, Marston, Bamberg. ROW 4: Williams, Swingle, Livermore, Dennis, Breckenridge, Solso, Wilmot, Dwight, Davisson. Fund-raising assumed first place on the agenda of L. O. 's Spanish Club this year. Through candy sales money was earned for financing the trips of youth ambassadors to Mexico. On the pleasure side of the club’s activities were a Christmas party and pinata at the home of Midge Carter and a Mexican dinner at a Portland restaurant. New this year but promising to become traditional was the crowning of Handsome Jose at a January pep assembly. President Susan Miller ROW 1: Mr. Bailey, Miller, McMonagle, Miller, Martin, Ormsby. ROW 2: Morand, Wetmore, Martin, Langoe, Oslund, Bachet, Wedding, Kling. ROW 3: Shuler, Carter. Rubenstein. Marletto, Setter-gren, Gorman, Bowling. Hamson, Foster. ROW 4: McKenna, Nelson, Carr. Vaughn, Willenbring. Brobst, Erickson, Reece. FRENCH CLUB A gala dinner and Epiphany party, celebrated in the true French manner, highlighted the activities of Le Cercle Gaulais this year. A charming asset to the club has been LO’s French excha nge student, Annick Bachet. ROW 1: Brady, Brown, Heinkel, Alvis, Swanberg, Mr. Post. ROW 2: Rynearson, Almquist, Bachet, Duke, McDermott, Wahlberg, Lynch, Rose, Welch, Griffith, Bake, Hall. ROW 3: Fixott, Hancock, Shaughnessy, Peterson, Brown, Collar, Smith, Witcher, Harris, Torp, Novis. ROW 4: Arnold, Kroods-ma, Turner, Graham, Sundholm, Bernstein, Cross, Emig, Johnson, Turner. ROW 5: Mueller, Morris, Kidd, Brockhaus, Schneider. Omega Honor Society is L. O. '$ local chapter of the National Honor Society. Its members are selected because of their academic record, leadership qualities, and high standards. Omega's purpose is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in Oswego students. ROW 1: Beard, Harris, Brown, Kirchhof, Peterson, Copenhagen, Novis, Mrs. Spencer. ROW 2: Lake-mann, Young, Cox, Frierson, Starr, Dale, Thomas, Holloran. ROW 3: Rush, Emrich. Hedlund, Fenn-ing, Navin, Young, Partridge, Pardo. OMEGA 73 FHA This year the Future Homemakers of America performed many small services around the school. It also sponsored the Turnabout. Guest speakers were invited to several of the meetings. Education and careers in home economics were studied and discussed. ROW 1: Hohman, Wood. Fenning, Young. Bowring. Lakemann, Brown, Mrs. Graybill. ROW 2: Neumann. Vanebo, Rolfe. Wetmore, Fraiser, Palmer. Wahlberg, Kling, McDermott. Almquist. Rose. Clark. ROW 3: Novis, West, Marletto, Rollins, Brown, Gorman, Foster. Doyle. Johnson, Witcher. Welch. ROW 4: Arnold. Bishop, Churchley, Davidson, Arnold, Kroft, Jensen, Flowers, Miller, Nall, Bunch, Wedding, West. Lakers Business Club, formerly known as F. B. L. A. , is a club to promote interest and participation in business. This year's activities have included trips to various firms, movies, and talks by representatives from local industries. ROW 1: Bunch. Clark. Keim, Wedding. ROW 2: Frenzel, Hill. Walker, Neumann. Almquist. Wahlberg, Griffith, Moore. ROW 3: Gorman, Kling, Shiel, White, Meyer, Mahaney. Wilcox, Ellis. ROW 4: Navin, Anderson, Bunch, Davidson, Malloy, LaRocque, Clausen, Wedding. President Linda Bunch 74 LBC IRL Members of Lake Oswego's International Relations League have increased their interest in and understanding of relations with peoples throughout the world by programs of study and discussion. This past year they heard inte-esting and well informed foreign speakers express their views. Yugoslavia was the nation represented by the club at the Model United Nations in Eugene. ROW 1: Bowring, Duke, Koenig, Partridge, Torp, Campbell, Beard. ROW 2: Cline. Rynearson, Lynch, King, Campbell, Culter, Shaughnessy, Cline, Carson, Erbes, Olsen. ROW 3: Holloran, Nov-is, Witcher, Inkster, Yandle, Mimnaugh, Schaefer, Peterson. Dickie, Wickstrom. Copenhagen. ROW 4: Swarthout, Scheldrup, Wilson, Manglesdorf, Correa, Shumate, Dunn, Heinkel, A1 vis, Churchley, Petrequin. ROW 5: Stackhouse, Shaw, Swingle, French, Bowling, Alvis, Culter. Pardo, Brown. ROW 6: Osborne, Brockhaus, Elliot, Yocum, Breckenridge. Resolved: The United Nations should be transformed into a federal government. This important topic dealing with free world security was the Oregon debate question. Oswego's teams had many opportunities to argue the question; they entered several tournaments including those at Pacific University and Linfield College. ROW 1: Shuler, Nall, Eide, Copenhagen. Garnett, Rynearson. ROW 2: Mr. Calkins. Williams, Richter, Berentson. Miller, Frierson, Kirchhof, Beard, Pardo. DEBATE 75 BI-PHY-CHEM CLUB Purpose of Bi-Phy-Chem is to promote an interest in all fields of science among the students of L. O. H. S. The club is working towards the completion of Project E. P. P. A. (election-proton particle accelerator); it is being assisted by the annual Evening of Science program co-sponsored by the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry. TRAILS CLUB Hikes to nearby mountains and through Oregon forests kept Trail members ever mindful of the great natural resources of the Northwest. The purpose of this club is to promote an interest in and appreciation of nature's wonders. 17 President Dave Sutherland ROW 1: Mr. Hopper, Venn, Napoleon . Culter, Sutherland. ROW 2: Thomas, Frierson. Petrey, Holloran. ROW 3: Jones, Robinson, Sjolander, Evans, Pardo, Wild, Harwood. ROW 1: Lillig, Wold. Tradewell. ROW 2; Patrick, Bevens, Sheets, Freepons, Benham, Harwood, Goodrich. Gabbert. ROW 3: Minor, Beauchamp, Dvorak, Berry, Plotner. Rear, Emery. Bushell, Luse. ROW 4: Pinkney, Burdick Reuther, Fenning, Dwight, Oehling, Osborne. Farmer. President Jack Wold MIDSHIPMEN Midshipmen were a familiar sight at games and assemblies this past year, distributing programs, ushering, and politely reminding spectators not to mar the gym floor. The club paid off the remaining $90 owed for the whirlpool and donated $45 to the athletic department for movies. Initiated this year were 34 new members. President Tom Grigg ROW 1: Mr. Dulcich, Davisson, Kemp, Grigg, Ollsen, Ormsby, MacI.ean. ROW 2: Wright, Knox. Starr, Huth, Kirchhof, West, Fish, Ryder, Bray, Nearing, Brainard. ROW 3: Davis, Potter. Williams, Chase, Luse, Peterson, Schollander, Cox, Miller, McGuire. ROW 4: Osborne, Oehling, Marx. Hel-strom, Warren, Yocum, Bevan, Cable, Goodrich, Ross. ROW 5: Hedlund, Garside, Stearns. Sheller. Emrich, Rensklev, Ragen, Sheets. ROW 6: Dahlquist, Meldrum, Dennis, Stidd, Farmer, Rush. The aim of the Fire Squad is to fulfill the state requirements by conducting fire drills and Civil Defense evacuations. Lake Oswego’s Fire Squad is constantly trying to improve the time of every drill. So far the record time for clearing the entire school is 58 seconds, accomplished in 1957, ROW 1: Mr. Kieling, Dwight, Rosso, Bamum, Ollsen, Bamberg. ROW 2: Heinkel, Martin, Sundholm, Drake, Hessemer, Heideman, Young, Fenning. ROW 3: Anderson, Schollander, Williams, Ofelt. Ben-ham, McGuire, Knox, Broad, Emery. ROW 4: Davisson, Yocum, Stearns, Huycke, Helstrom, Ollsen, Young, Ormsby, Gilmer. ROW 5: Stidd, Lawhead, Farmer, Bowling, Mossman, Potter, MacLean, Grigg. FIRE SQUAD 77 LAKE VIEWS ROW 1: Richter, Torp, Mr. Werneken. ROW 2: Holmes, Lakemann, McKenna. Carr, Doyle, Foster. Bowring, Kurtz, Cline. ROW 3: Rudin, Dehner, Holloran, Parker. Wilson, Smith, Elsenbach, Kir-chhof, Otness. Lake Views, Lake Oswego’s student newspaper, goes to press twice monthly under the direction of editor Lisa Torp and adviser Frank Werneken. It is published by the journalism class, which is composed of first and second year students. Lake Views is a member of the T. Y. V. Press Club, and exchanges papers with high schools throughout Oregon, Washington, and California. Lake Views' informative columns are always looked forward to. Editor Lisa Torp 78 LAKERS’ LOG ROW 1: Mrs. West, Beard, Savage. ROW 2: Putnam, Navin, Alvis, Richter, Boddy, Peterson, Martin, Drake, Sheller. ROW 3: Copenhagen, Gunn, Rose, Lakemann, Rynearson, Swanberg, Mars ton, Cline, Dygart, Martin. ROW 4: Andrews, Johnson, Lillig, Rear, Osborne, Farmer, Fenning, Young. Lake Oswego's yearbook. Lakers’ Log, is published by a volunteer staff of students. Section editors and staffs for each section work under editor Betsy Beard, adviser Mrs. Dorothy West, and business manager Jim Savage. There is a lot to be learned even though it is not a class. Editor Betsy Beard What do you think of this one? Leslie Alvis and Shirley Marston just before deadline. You proportion the pictures: I’ll write the copy. Betsy Beard and Shirley Marston. 79 OFFICE STAFF Kling, Meyer, Malloy, Hamson, Smith, Wedding. Robertson, Fraiser. Mahaney, Miller, Drake, Fischer, Gjerning, Keim, McKenzie. Stageberg, Neumann, Urfer, Rickel, Barnum, McDougal, DeBoer, Anderson, Griffith, Wilcox, Shaw, Madsen. 80 LIBRARY STAFF CHOIR ROW 1: Andrews, Brown, Sampson, Nall, Church, Rittel, Young, Wilson, Hamburg, Mr. Olanie. ROW 2: Levy, Wadley, Moore, Walker, Kyle, Scheldrup, Von Hoene, Hutchins, Shumate, Chandler, Sparks, Walker. ROW 3: Patrick, Farmer, Tradewell, Putnam, Schmidt, Savage, Dorr, Be ve ns, Eckelman, Savage. ROW 1: Pederson, Chinn, Stafford, Warren. Potter, Savage, Schaefer. ROW 2: Emery, Fong, Kiehl, Smith, Meyer, Fong, Wetmore, Schubert, Miller, Regal. ROW 3: Lehl, Schrepping, Mr. Olanie. ORCHESTRA 81 BAND Dorr, Waldele. Glass, Saunders. Wold, Evans, Witcher, Bennett, Wallman, Thomas, Pelker, Beauchamp, Swartout, Randall, Rilette, Goodrich, Rice. Whelchel, Novis, Ross, Schreiber, Harwood, Ar-nette, Egberg, Macom, Goddard, Gill, Centoni, Mr. Olanie, Smith, Strecker, Van Riper, Churchill, Biamont, Dygatt, Lillig, Luse. ROW 1: Dorr, Goodrich, Randall, Rice, Thomas, Swarthout, Schreiber. ROW 2: Biamont, Van Riper, Smith, Gill, Goddard. ROW 3: Harwood, Beauchamp, Luse, Dygart, Lillig, Churchill. Mr, Olanie. 82 DANCE BAND MAJORETTES PEP BAND Waldele, Glass, Saunders, Evans. Witcher, Bennett, Wallman, Thomas, Pelker, Beauchamp, Swarth-out, Rilette, Randall, Goodrich, Rice, Whelchel, Novis, Ross, Schreiber. Harwood, Arnette, Egberg, Goddard, Gill, Centoni, Lillig, Smith, Strecker, Van Riper, Dorr, Biamont, Churchill, Dygart, Luse. Wahlberg, Lowell, Madsen. ACTIVITIES Homecoming Queen of 1960, Jean Carter was presented to the student body following her selection by the varsity football team. The vivacious senior headed a court of lovely Lakers including princesses Holly Hoelscher, senior, Susan Erbes and Tammy Young, juniors, Sheri Kroodsma and Jan Oslund, sophomores. Her coronation was followed with a spirited car caravan and the traditional bonfire on the football field. The spirit of this exciting day was brought to a close with the Homecoming dance, Autumn Harvest. Homecoming Queen, Jean Carter AUTUMN HARVEST I960 ABOVE: Queen Jean and M. C. Larry Frierson greet the Homecoming crowd. LEFT: Princess Jan and escort Bits Garside, Princess Tammy and Chip Ormsby, Queen Jean and Dave Powers, Princess Holly and Tom Grigg, Princess Susan and Tom Potter, Princess Sheri and Bob Barnum 86 The holiday spirit prevailed as Lakers waltzed under a shimmering chandelier at this years' Christmas formal, Silver Rhapsody. Radiant Junior Penny West reigned as Miss Merry Christmas. Other lovely Christmas princesses were Sophomore Linda Kurtz and Senior Annick Bachet, our charming French exchange student. Miss Merry Christmas, Penny West SILVER RHAPSODY I960 ABOVE: Princess Linda Kurtz, and escort Van Swarthout; Miss Merry Christmas Penny West, and Jim Benham; Princess Annick Bachet, and Courty Olfelt. RIGHT: Princess Linda, Miss Merry Christmas Penny, and Princess Annick. 87 AFTER-GAME DANCES The story of an after-game dance begins behind-the-scenes. Various organizations in school had the experience of presenting one of the dances. Many hours were spent in creating posters and decorations to carry out the mood of the evening. Here we picture some of the unsung heroes energetically working to make their dance one of the best. Posters by Schneider and Brady. Robyn Partridge, Lita Schiel, and Mike Goodrich add the final touches Timmy Palmer, Robyn Partridge Lita Schiel, and Kay Fenning create the backdrop. Anybody have a pin 88 After-game dances added much to the spirit and enjoyment of our games. Imagination and originality characterized the selection of themes and decorations of dances such as Epidemic, ” Pink-a-boo, and Guess What. Guess What Kent Huth and Sue Snead at the Crazy Hat Dance. More fun than dancing! Couples relax in an international atmosphere at Anchors in Foreign States. Guess again. 89 EMERALD ISLE Prince Bob Bevan, King Pete Richter, and Prince Mike Marx. Lake Oswego's cafetorium was converted into an Emerald Isle on the night of November 23. The 1960 Turnabout, presented by F. H. A. , lived up to the Oswego tradition of fun in a fanciful setting. This year's decorations included glittering emeralds and sweeping greens against a background of hills and woodlands. Couples whirled to the music of the George Ryan-Miller Band. Junior Pete Richter was crowned King of Emerald Isle. Senior Mike Marx and Sophomore Bob Bevan completed the court. THE LITTLE FOXES The Little Foxes, the first drama production of the season, is the story of a domineering and prejudiced Southern family at the turn of the century. Horace Giddens Regina Giddens Ben Hubbard Birdie Hubbard Alexandra Giddens Oscar Hubbard Leo Hubbard Mr. Marshall Colored house-servants Vic Schmidt Virginia Gray Reggie Gabbert Tracy Wilson Birdie Kling Dan Patterson Jack Wold Jim Savage Challee McKenzie and Dan Bevens MY THREE ANGELS My Three Angels revolves around a French family in French Guiana. Three angels, escaped from a nearby penal colony, solve their own inimitable way. Felix Ducotel Emile Ducotel Marie Louise Ducotel Madame Parole Henri Trochard Paul Trochard Joseph Jules Alfred Lieutenant the family's problems in Dan Patterson Sue Rittel Linda Bunch Sally Meyer Vic Schmidt Steve Sheets Reggie Gabbert Jack Wold Dan Bevens Chase Osborne L. O. is fortunate to have a broad assembly program ranging from serious and beautiful holiday assemblies to roaring pep assemblies. Among the highlights of the years' assembly programs were Awards Assemblies held November 18 and March 29. The December 13 Wrestling Assembly which sparked new interest in the sport, our own Exchange Assembly as well as those of other schools, the delightful and meaningful Mr. Quaker Assembly, and the informative A. F. S. and A. H. A. Assemblies. ASSEMBLIES A climactic point in this year's Awards Assembly: Tom Grigg receives the L. C. Lavachek Perpetual Award for Most Valuable Player. Walk together, talk together Oh, ye people of the world. Then and only then Shall ye find peace. Students from foreign lands speak at the A. F. S. Assembly. Laker spirit booms out at pep assemblies. Junior Sue Rittel is the impromptu speaker of the day, a new feature of 1960-61. 91 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Irving Berlin's musical AnnieGet YourGun was the spectacular production presented this year through the combined efforts of Lake Oswego's music and drama departments. The cast of eighty spent many hours rehearsing under the leadership of Director Jack Powell, assisted by Caroline Andrews, and Conductor Duane Olanie. Senior Tammy Young was captivating in the leading role of Annie Oakley. Other memorable performances were turned in by Jon Putnam, as sharpshooter Frank Butler; Sue Rit-tle, as Dolly Tate; and Jim Thomas, as show-man Buffalo Bill. Tammy Young and Jon Putnam pose against the backdrop. Reggie Gabbert alias Charlie Davenport. Annie Oakley Frank Butler Dolly Tate Charlie Davenport Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill Sitting Bull Winnie Tate Mr. Foster Wilson Minnie Oakley Nellie Oakley Little Jake Oakley Mrs. Black Tooth Mrs. Little Horse Carnival Roustabout Dance Duet Dance Quartet Sue Dolly” Rittel voices her opinion. Tammy Young Jon Putnam Sue Rittel Reggie Gabbert Jim Thomas Jack Wold Dan Patterson Tracy Wilson Dan Bevens Carol Subotnick Betsy Levy Billy Bower Sue Neer Sally Meyer Steve Sheets Eli Griffith Lee Fuller Jeanne Robertson Dorothy Keim Joan Urfer Judy Wedding Sharpshooters Oakley and Butler disagree. The entire cast in the finale. 101 Seniors spread Sunshine. SPORTS RALLY SQUAD Rally squad: Eli Griffith, Nanci Rudin, Shirley Haftorson, Sue Chandler, Judi Gardner, and Bobbie Jo Hamson. Showing more spirit and enthusiasm than any previous rally squad, the 1960-61 version kept Laker spirit at an all-time high. This year marked the return of yell leaders to the squad, and it was continually reported that the boys really augmented the rally program. Rally members were Sue Chandler, Judi Gardner, Eli Griffith, Shirley Haftorson, Bobbie Jo Hamson, and Nanci Rudin. Cheerleaders were Gary Starr, who served as rally co-ordinator, Kent Williams, and Skip Yocum. Cheerleaders: Gary Starr, Skip Yocum, and Kent Williams. Yea-a-a-aa LAKERS! Do not let those Cheesemakers tally! Emerge triumphant! 104 J.V. RALLY SQUAD Always enthusiastic, the 1960-1961 J. V. Rally Squad added spark to pep assemblies and J. V. games. Their originality showed in their peppy new dances and yells. These yells proved popular with all Lakers. This hard-working group was composed of Nancy Betty, Pat Emig, Pam Gardner, Marcia Patrick, Sandy Reece, and Barby White. j. V. Rally Squad: Sandy Reece, Barby White, Marcia Patrick, Pat Emig, Nancy Betty, and Pam Gardner. Loyal---------through football and basketball. 105 FOOTBALL Although Oswego's 1960 Football Team did not have the best season record (1-8), there were bright spots. In the game with Tillamook, following five straight losses, Oswego won by a score of 20 to 7. The Lakers rolled up 124 yards on the ground plus 62 more through the air for a total offense of 186 yards while holding Tillamook to 69 on the ground and minus one in the air for a 68 yard total. Individual performances were often outstanding. Among these were Bob Bevan's habit of running back punts for long gains and touchdowns, the pass receiving of Bob Riggs, the hard running of John MacLean, Dewey Ollsen, and Bob Chase, and the aggressive line play of Lynn Oehling, Jim Farmer, and STATISTICS Rushing - MacLean: 396 yds. ; Chase: 290 yds. Ollsen: 228 yds. Passing - Knox att-73, comp. - 31, inter. -7, pet. -42. 6%. Pass Receiving - Riggs: Rec. -16, gain-327 yds. , aver. -20, 4 yds. Punting - MacLean: No. -36, yds. -1117, aver. 31.0 yds. Scoring - Bevan: 18 pts. ; Chase: 18 pts. ; MacLean: 12 pts. ; Ollsen: 6 pts. ; Riggs: 6 pts. ; Kemp: 6 pts.; Stidd: 5 pts. RECORD ... Oregon City 19 ... Newberg 19 ... McMinnville 25 ... Tigard 19 ... St. Helens 38 ... Tillamook 7 ... West Linn 26 ... Dallas 20 ... Forest Grove 40 LO 6 Tom Grigg. LO 0 LO 7 Six players gained recognition for their efforts. They were led by Grigg, who garnered LO 6 a position as an All-League first string defensive guard, the Lou Lavachek A ward for the LO 6 most valuable player, the downfield blocking award, a place on the All-State honorable LO 20 mention, and a position as an alternate on the 1961 Shrine Game team. Ollsen. Oehling, LO 14 and Farmer received Honorable Mention defense, and Chase and Riggs Honorable Mention LO 6 offense. LO 12 Coach Dulcich gives strategy to players. Grigg flattens a Cheesemaker. Mr. Dulcich tends to an equipment change. Ollsen turns on steam and heads for end zone. MacLean fights for extra yardage. ROW 1: Chase, Dwight, Ollsen, Dahlquist, Oehling, Grigg, Barnum, Schollander, Riggs, MacLean, Kemp, Knox. ROW 2: Coach Bob Kremer, Bamberg, Bevan, Cable, Davisson, Stidd, Jacobson, Farmer, Stearns, Rosso, Sheller, Coach Vince Dul-cich. ROW 3: Mgr. Plotner, Soller, Jackson, Goodrich, Fahey, Rear, Davis, Marx, Young, Garside, Benham, Macom, Grow, Mgr. Potter. Co-captain Dewey Ollsen Co-captain Tom Grigg Bob Riggs Bob Chase Tom Grigg Dewey Ollsen Lynn Oehling Jim Farmer Lake Oswego offensive squad. Lake Oswego defensive squad. 107 ROW 1: Studebaker, McLawhom, Baker, Minor, Barnes, Putnam, Wahlman, Daley, Anderson. ROW 2: Coach Schue, Larson, Miles, Young, Remsen, Turchi, Kilpatrick, Elliott, McGuire, Frishholz, Coach Rhodes. ROW 3: Bush, Hageman, Honeyman, Riggs, Knauss, Helstrom, Daufel, Moore. ROW 4: Mgr. Mackie,Smithwick, Pindell, Pederson, Potter, Huycke, Crittenden, Petersen, Coltman. J.V. FOOTBALL RECORD With a 3 won, 5 lost, and 1 tie record, coach Warren Schue's gridders completed their 1960 season. The record was deceiving for they lost four of their games by seven points or less, losing one by one, another by two, and two others by six and seven. Pat McGuire and Tom Potter carried the offensive load on the ground gaining 489 and 224 yards respectively. McGuire's rushing was very impressive as he picked up 7.1 yards every time he carried the pigskin. Mike Smithwick was the leading passer on the team garnering 290 yards through the airways. LO 6.................Forest Grove 13 LO 13................Oregon City 14 LO 26................New berg 0 LO 25................McMinnville 13 LO 6.................Tigard 19 LO 12................St. Helens 14 LO 0.................Tillamook 7 LO 6.................West Linn 6 LO 12................Dallas 7 McGuire's off for another 7 yds. 108 Putnam blocks and the pass is completed. ROW 1: Brainard, Mead, Fisher, Dennis, Berentson, Barless. Emrich, Schneider. Last, Gray, and Coach Bowles. ROW 2: Fale, Fahey, Hansen, Solso, King, Brockhouse, Elkins, Sundholm, Kelly, Davisson, Mgr. Pardo. CROSS COUNTRY LO’s Cross Country team, under the direction of Coach Bowles, ran a successful season of four firsts, one second, a third at N. Marion, a tenth in thestate meet, and a fourth at the A. A.U. Bob Emrich, Larry Brainard, Dick Barless, Gary Gray, and Mike Dennis were the Lakers' five top point-producers for the season, with Emrich (5), Barless (2), and Brainard (2) snatching all top places. After splitting its first six meets, Oswego won the District meet, defeating Tigard, West Linn, and Forest Grove. With this as impetus, the Lakers went on to its fine showings in the State and A. A. U. meets. At the season’s end, Emrich was voted the most valuable runner by his team-mates. The J. V. ’s paced by Norm Sundholm and Paul Davisson won seven meets, finished second in one, and took fourth in the State Meet. RECORD LO 23 Gresham 53 Cl'k’s 64 LO 36 Centennial 42 W.L. 109 Central 93 Gresham 88 LO 51 Beaverton 22 Sunset 47 LO 41 S. Salem 25 Sunset 96 Central 111 F.G. 149 LO 19 Battleground 41 LO (3rd) Williamette Valley Invitational LO (1st) District (4 schools) LO (10 th) State (21 schools) LO (4th) A. A. U. (4 schools) Emrich Barless Dennis Coach Bowles sends them off. BOYS' SWIMMING They did it again. For the second straight year and three out of the past four years the Laker Mermen garnered the coveted state title. This feat came on the heels of a successful season of seven dual meet victories and one loss to Beaverton to whom they lost again in the District Meet and tied in the State Meet. Although the Lakers tied Beaverton for the title, it was evident that the Oswego Mermen had the superior swimmers as they won it with only five men, the smallest number of participants to win a state title. These five were Steve Cox, Don Schollander, Walt Luse, Tony Kirchhof, and Stu Lundgren while John Rensklev round. ROW 1: Coach Powell, Sheets, Franklin, Bray, May, Tucker. ROW 2: Mgr. Parker, Lord, Luse, Miller, Russel, Bonham.ROW3: Kirchhof, Rensklev, Osborne, Paris, Smith. Captain Steve Cox and Gary Stacy made it past the District Meet to State, but did not qualify for the final Cox was the Lakers captain as well as being voted the most inspirational for his leadership and hard work and, along with Schollander, provided several new state records. Steve set a new mark in the 100-yd. Butterfly with a 58. t clocking while Don lowered the standards in the 200 and 100-yd. freestyle with 1:58 and 54. 0 times respectively. Three of the top five swimmers will return next year led by Schollander who already has lowered his State times by five seconds each. OSWEGO'S STATE SWIMMERS RECORD LO 63 South Salem 32 LO 45 Beaverton 52 LO 62 Sunset 33 LO 48 North Salem 47 LO 64 St. Helens 32 LO 52 McMinnville 41 LO 77 Reynolds 16 LO 65 Parkrose 30 District - second place State - first place tie with Beaverton. ROW 1: Kirchhof, Miller, Cox, Schollander. ROW 2: Luse, Osborne, Coach Powell, Rensklev, Lundgren. 110 ROW 1: Abramson, Hessemer, McCoy, Church, Terry, Sundholm, Mgr. Spears. ROW 2: Shuler, Tarbell, Jessell, Bohlman, Jessell, Carson, Fortier. ROW 3: Madsen, Ruby, Bake, Terry, Churchley, Schiel, White, Coach Lilly. ROW 4: Myer, Minnick, Paepier, Dwyer, Buettner, Stroemple, Hessemer. Co-captain Carol Church GIRLS’ SWIMMING Co-captain Billie McCoy Led by their able co-captains Carol Church and Billie McCoy, the I960 Girls' Swimming Team compiled a 2 win 6 loss record while placing second twice in their three tri meets. Cynthia Jessell was the high point swimmer on the team and Billie McCoy was voted the most inspirational for her hard and continuous work. Although their record needs no defending, it should be noted that they had the misfortune of scheduling several meets with eventual state champ Beaverton and lost by close margins in three others. Swimming letters were awarded to Peggy Abramson, Barbara Bohlman, Carol Church, Sue Hessemer, Cynthia Jessell, Mary Dee Jessell, Billie McCoy, Alice Shuler, Linda Sundholm, Patsy Terry, Collen Tarbell, and Sharon Spears. BEST TIMES OF THE YEAR 50 yd Breaststroke: Carol Church-41. 0 50 yd Backstroke: Barbara Bohlman-37. 8 50 yd Freestyle: Ma ry Dee Jessell-30.4 50 yd Butterfly: Cynthia Jessell-35.6 100 yd Breaststroke: Carol Church-I:33. 0 100 yd Backstroke: Barbara Bohlman-I:29. 2 100 yd Freestyle: Carol Church-1: II. 8 100 yd Butterfly: Cynthia Jessell-I:26. 0 100 yd Individual Medley: Collen Tarbell-1:08. 3 RECORD LO 21 Beaverton 74 LO 26 Sunset 69 LO 66 Reynolds 28 LO 66 Sunset 80 Reynolds 27 LO 37.5 Parkrose 57. LO 50 McMinnville 44 LO 31 Beaverton 78 Sunset 59 LO 58 McMinnville 49 Sunset 80 111 ROW 1: Knox, Hutson, Young, Stearns, Brecht, Barnum. ROW 2: Benham, Cable, Dwight, Mgr. Potter, Dahlquist, Brockman, French. BASKETBALL Captain Rod Young Oswego's record of eight wins and ten losses was not the best ever compiled by a Laker ”5”, but other factors made this season a success. A losing streak destroyed an early six-two record, buttheteam was in the thick of the T. Y. V. League battle until the final two games. They lost several heart -breakingly close games such as those against Dallas, Newberg, West Linn, and Tillamook. RECORD LO 65 Roosevelt 57 LO 53 Cleveland 70 LO 38 Mollala 46 LO 43 Central 63 LO 43 Tillamook 63 LO 56 St. Helens 54 LO 71 McMinnville 56 LO 67 West Linn 71 LO 37 Newberg 54 LO 58 Forest Grove 47 LO 61 Tigard 57 LO 50 Dallas 53 LO 51 Oregon City 50 Lo 68 Tillamook 76 LO 58 St. Helens 74 LO 44 McMinnville 69 LO 53 West Linn 66 LO 51 Newberg 57 LO 48 Forest Grove 44 LO 77 Tigard 50 LO 62 Dallas 71 LO 61 Oregon City 50 Laker captain and most valuable player, Rod Young, set numerous records. Oswego records were average points for league and season (20.4), most points for game (37),league (368), season (429), and high school career (830). He won the T. Y. V. scoring title with 368 points in a single season as well as being chosen twice to the all-league team. He was the first Laker to be chosen to the sportswriters' and coaches' all-state team. Coach Schue claims that future Laker teams look promising as Terry Dahlquist finished seventh in league scoring and led a bevy of underclassmen in starting positions on the Laker 5.” All-stater in action! 112 Bob Barnum Jim Benham Don Brecht Bill Brockman Larry Cable Terry Dahlquist Rodger Dwight Gordy French Roger Hutson Craig Knox Stan Stearns Rod Young 113 ROW 1: Kilpatrick, Elliott, Miles. Churchill, Knauss, Walling. ROW 2: Frishholz, Hansen. Lawhead, Crittenden. Brock-haus, Riggs. Mgr. Daufel. J.V. BASKETBALL Coached by Mr. Jess Rhodes, the 1960-1961 J. V. Laker basketball team completed a successful season, splitting both their total season of twenty-two games and their league play of eighteen games in numbers won and lost. Led by Ladd Jackson and John Churchill, the J. V. 's made an admirable showing in all their games. Other able scoring assistance was provided by Frank Lawhead and John Frishholz, who helped give the Lakers balanced scoring power. Stearns for two! Dahlquist goes high. Oswego on the move. ROW 1: Mgr. Bunch, Pike, Brynelson, Fish, Keith, Davisson, McGuire, Wright, Kemp, Ollsen, Warren, Coach Dulcich. ROW 2: Grigg, MacLean, Schollander, Davis, Schreiber, Potter, Turchi, Minor, Larsoa Torgeson, Farmer. ROW 3: King, Campbell, Strecker, Baker, Elliot, Rice, Anderson, Barnes, Honey-man, Ludders. WRESTLING Captain Larry Kemp Oswego finished its 1961 wrestling campaign with a fine 7 win and 7 loss record, including a sixth place finish in the district meet. Not only was this the best finish in a District Meet and the best overall record for a Laker mat team in its three years of existence, but, for the first time in the school's history, two matmen qualified for the State Meet. Those two, Tom Grigg and Jerry Wright, along with Ron Pike, Wen Schollander, John MacLean, Dewey Ollsen, and Bob Fish all finished with winning records. Close on their heels came Larry Kemp, Pat McGuire, and Bill Warren. The Laker leaders in their respective weight groups were 98-Pike, 106-Brynelson, 115-Fish, 123 - Keith, 130-Davisson, 136-McGuire, 141-Wright, 148-Warren, 157-Kemp, 168-Ollsen, 178-Grigg, 191-Mac-Lean, heavy weight-Schollander. Larry Kemp was chosen by his wrestling team mates as 1960-1961 captain. John MacLean was awarded the Vince Dulcich Outstanding Wrestler trophy. RECORD LO 24 Dayton 20 LO 13 West Linn 32 LO 35 Dayton 13 LO 34 Sherwood 16 LO 19 Oregon City 32 LO 20 McMinnville 27 LO 17 West Linn 24 LO 29 Dallas 19 LO 22 Sherwood 21 LO 12 Tillamook 30 LO 35 Sherwood 8 LO 5 Newberg 39 LO 30 Forest Grove 23 LO 13 Tigard 26 Dewey near falls. Wen pins! Pike, Brynelson, Fish, Kieth, Davisson, McGuire, Wright, Warren, Kemp, Ollsen, Grigg, MacLean, Schoolander. Front Coach Vince Dulcich. 1st, Wright DISTRICT Four Oswego matmen garnered team points for the Lakers in the 1961 T. Y. V. League Meet, held at Newberg. They were led by Jerry Wright, who was district champion in the 136 lb. weight class and won the right to contend in the State Meet, by winning five and losing none. Tom Grigg, the Lakers' second representative in the State Tournament, took second place in the 178 lb. weight class, losing in the finals to state champion TonyDressell of Newberg. John MacLean tied this won four and lost one d is -trict record in the 191 lb. weight group. Wen Schollander, by winning two and losing two, captured fourth place honors in the heavy-weight division. 2nd. Grigg Although Wright and Grigg were eliminated in the first round at the State Meet, their effort capped a successful season for much improved wrestling team. Coach Vince Dulcich expects that next year's team will be even stronger. 3rd, MacLean State contenders. 4th, Schollander TEN LITTLE INDIANS Director Jack Powell, Assistant Caroline Andrews, and Technical Director Jack Wold, with a cast of eleven, brought forth a sparkling presentation of Agatha Christie's thrilling murder mystery, Ten Little Indians, on April 21 and 22. Ten people invited to an island off the coast of England discover that they are guests of a homicidal maniac whose intention it is to murder all. Being the only inhabitants of the island, they know the murderer must be one of them. There are many moments of terror and seven murders before the fanatic Wargrave is finally done in. Anthony Marston, played by Mark Eckelman, about to become the first victim. Wargrave: . . . take life . . . with my own hands. . . Rogers Mrs. Rogers Fred Narracott Vera Claythorne Phillip Lombard Anthony Marston William Blore General McKenzie Emily Brent Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong Dan Bevens Linda Miller Mike Goodrich Roberta Kling Reggie Gabbert Mark Eckelman Jim Thomas Dan Sefton Challee McKenzie Ken Dale Dan Patterson The entire cast. 93 HAYSTACK HOP Laker hicks got their kicks Friday, March 10, at the annual Haystack Hop. Special features of this year's dance, which was sponsored by Midshipmen, were the pieeating, log-sawing, and beard-growing contests. Laker couples also enjoyed competing for the most original costume prize and genin' hitched in mock wedding ceremonies. The 1961 Haystack Hop lived up to the Hop’s reputation of being full of fun and a favorite Laker dance. The jug’s full, so help Laker men show off their beards, yourself. Our best-dressed couple, Patti Morris and Bob Charlton. Laker loggers. Smiling Hayseeds having fun. Looks like fun, Bigmouth. 94 Teamwork pays off. Beard contest winners: Best Groomed, Courty Ofelt; Longest, Tom Mossman; Grubbiest, Bob Rosso. Do I hafta? Doin' nothin'. Quickdraw Stidd shows his stuff. M. C. Kent Williams. Well-dressed L. O. hicks show off their finery. PRINCESS JEAN PRINCESS MYRIAM MAY COURT OF j 1961 PRINCESS ELI PRINCESS SUE PRINCESS DOROTHY PRINCESS HOLLY 1 PRINCESS KATHY PRINCESS ANNICK PRINCESS JACKIE MAY FETE 1961 Announcement of the court and hula hoop and yoyo contests began May Fete activities. Highlighting the festivities were the queen's coronation and presentation of class productions in her honor. The Senior Class won the May Fete Skit Trophy for the third consecutive year with its presentation of The Wizard of Oz. The sophomores presented Pandora's Box, and the juniors, The Sorcerer's Apprentice. The semi-formal dance, Picnic, presented in the court's honor, concluded for another year the flurry and fun of May Fete. The queen is . . . Tammy Young! For Her Majesty, roses from the Student Body. Our lovely May Court: Princesses Holly Hoelscher, Kathy Lynch, Eli Griffith, Jackie Drake, Myriam Correa, Queen Tammy Young, Princesses Annick Bachet, Jean Carter, Sue Chandler, Dorothy Kirchhof, and 98 Royalty dances. The Wizard of Oz” Southern Accents On the perfect spring evening of June 3, the Junior class presented the Junior-Senior Prom, Southern Accents, in honor of the class of 1961. The theme and decorations were beautifully carried out in true old-fashioned Southern tradition. Jackie Drake and Lynn Oehling pause at the entrance. Dancing beneath the sparkling chandelier. 99 COMMENCEMENT Commencement ceremonies for the class of 1961 were held June 7th in the auditorium of Wilson High School in Portland. For the seniors, it was the most significant and memorable of the year's events. In accordance with the chosen theme I am a part of all that I have met. . . and all that is to come, Mary Ellis spoke on On-ly the Voice of a Man, and Gary Starr selected as his topic No Man Is an Island. After honor students and scholarship winners were announced, 214 seniors received their diplomas. A solo by Tammy Young. Gary Starr: No Man Is an Island. Diplomas are presented. 100 Finally, the recessional. ROW 1: Huth, Smith, Hedlund, Ragen, Warren, West. ROW 2: Adams, Bunch. Johnson. Hol-loran, Coach Werneken. ROW 3: Jones. Grigg, Solso. Captain John Hedlund BOYS’ g GIRLS GOLF BOYS' GOLF Another successful year was completed by the Laker golfmen in 1961. In a tense two-day state golf tournament which saw the lead shift between the Lakers and the Highlanders from North Eugene, The Lakers placed a close second. Led by their top men all year, John Hedlund, Bill Warren, Scott Smith, and Lynn Oehling, the Lakers were first to place more than one person on the all-state team. John and Scott shot their way to honor. This was the second year for John on the team and his second year as runner-up in the state tournament. Overall the turf men compiled a 8-4-3 record. GIRLS' GOLF Closing the season with a second place in the state after winning the Invitational meet at home, the girls showed a fine record of 18-1-1, one of the best records ever. Outstanding play by senior Jean Carter ream captain, helped to compile this fine record. Senior Gretchen Heideman and Sophomore Nancy Betty showed in the state tourney by placing second at the end of the first round. The Lakers were second to Wilson in state. ROW 1: White, Studebaker, Clark, Cox, Bowling. ROW 2: De-weese, Coach Arnold, Carter, Heideman. Captain Jean Carter 117 ROW 1: Nearing, Benham, Davisson, Jacobson, Dennis, Emrich, MacLean, Ollsen, Stackhouse. ROW 2: Rice, Schollander, Harwood, Freepons, Gray, Frishholz, Mead, Brainard, Ludders. ROW 3: Smithwick, Pardo, Fisher, Wahlman, Berentson, Harper, Turchi, Stickrod, Sundholm. ROW 4: Elliot, Evans, Mackie, Lord, Russel, Brown, McCullough, King, Ludders. ROW 5: Gabbert, Torge-son, Huddleston, Thompson, Dyer, Miller, Monroe, Wahlberg, Davisson. ROW 6: Putnam, Sheridan, Wilmot, Nichols, Moore, Smith, Hamer, Last, Youngbar, Stickrod, Bamberg. Captain Mike Dennis TRACK Led by captain and most valuable performer, Mike Dennis, the 1961 cinder team finished eighth in the league meet. Although cut short of man power by some disciplinary action on several top performers, the Lakers made do with what they had and finished their regular dual meet season with two impressive victories over Tigard and eventual sub-district champ Oregon City. All through the year several men made themselves known. The Laker threesome of Jim Benham, Larry Brainard, and Paul Davisson in the mile; and Mike Dennis, Ed Jacobson, and Rick Harper in the half were a pleasure to watch as they almost invariably swept their events. Other standouts included all-purpose man John MacLean in the weight events and the broad jump; Robin Stackhouse in the javelin; Bill Davisson in the pole vault; Murray Elkins in the quarter; and freshman Jeff Nichols in the sprints. Mike Dennis was the only Laker to represent the school at the state meet as he finished second in the district half. In Mike's last four races he continually lowered his time and by the end of the season had cut seven seconds off his time. He set a school 660 record this year. 118 MacLean throws discus Davisson vaults Elkins runs 440 Coach Bowles State Representative Dennis RECORD LO .52 Dallas 70 LO .45 West Linn . . . 77 LO .54 St. Helens. . . 68 LO . 85 Tigard 36 LO .75 Oregon City . . 46 Laker Relays . LO 4 Hayward Relays . . . . . LO 10 Corvallis Invitational . . LO 3 TYV Sub-District . . . . LO 4 TYV District . LO 8 Willamette Relays . . Miler Benham Miler Brainard Miler Davisson BASEBALL As is usually the case at Lake Oswego, the baseball team had its trouble with the weather. Some early season wins over Tigard and McMinnville, in which the Lakers clobbered the Grizzlies 25-0, got the team off to a good start. Then the monsoon season hit and, with it, discontinued practice and diamond trouble. At the end of the season the Lakers had rung up a record of 4 wins, 11 losses, and 1 tie overall; and 2 wins and 4 losses in league play, good enough for fourth place in the Eastern Division of the TYV league. A few individuals and one game in particular made the season somewhat successful. Junior Roger Hutson was rated as All-Eastern Division TYV league 3rd baseman, while co-captains Bob Bamum and Rodger Dwight along with Rod Young and Lee Helstrom made second team and honorable mention. The one game which really capped the season was the final game against eventual league champ Oregon City. In it the Lakers showed the kind of ball they were capable of playing and rapped the Pioneers to give them their only league defeat. Co-Captain Bob Barnum ROW Is Rush, Dwight, Young, Mascot Kieling, Grow, Barnum, Fahey, Rear. ROW 2: Hel-storm, Powers, Smith, Walling, Hutson, Grow, Brockhaus. ROW 3: Mgr. Barnes, Stat. Abramson, Coach Kieling, Asst. Coach Kremer, Stat. Brady, Mgr. Riggs. Co-Captain Rodger Dwight 120 Lee Helstrom Roger Hutson Bob Barnum Rodger Dwight Rod Young Dave Powers J.V. BASEBALL Led by Coach Kremer, the 1961 J. V. squad had an encouraging season. Winning most of their ball games, they showed great promise. The Varsity team can look forward to a strong season with top players next year. The team had a strong pitching staff with Frank Lawhead, Phil Kelleher, and Les Fahey hurling them in. Lawhead showed up especially well in his second game, striking out nineteen opponents. Mike Ager, catching for the Lakers, also shows much promise for next year. Steve Crittenden, the J. V. third baseman, holding over a . 300 batting average, shows great possibility and will see action next year. Mike Miles should be mentioned as the coaches could not decide whether he was Varsity material this year, playing both. ROW 1: Knauss, Lisbakken, Ager, Rilette, Fahey, Kilpatrick. ROW 2: Wild, Kelleher, Hansen, Elliott, Lang. Jefferis. ROW 3: Daly, Crittenden. Solheim, Studebaker, Lawhead, Coach Kremer. 121 ROW 1: Coach Lilly, Ormsby, Harries, Meiling, King, Richter, Pederson, Starr, Coach Popple. ROW 2: Bray, Pindell, Bowling, Patchet, Marx, Metzger. ROW 3: Cornett, Cable, Millett, Robinson, Brecht, Furey, Manager Torgeson. Captain Gary Starr BOYS’ TENNIS Led by seniors Bruce Metzger, Gary Starr, and Mike Marx, the 1961 version of the boys' tennis team really showed its stuff. With these three boys (Bruce in singles and Mike and Gary in doubles) gathering points, the Laker net men fought to a second place in the state tennis tournament. Bruce made it all the way to the finals while Mike and Gary were elimin-ated in the quarter finals. Other sterling play by Don Brecht, Pete Richter, Jim Patchet, and Chip Ormsby enabled the Lakers' record to send their outstanding performers to the state matches. Altogether the Lakers compiled a 7-5 record and turned in one of the finest years at Lake Oswego in the net sport. Freshman Jim Patchet was eliminated in the first round of the state tourney while representing L. O. ' ' ' - - • mm iii ROW 1: Coach Lilly, Young, Frey, Lynch, Browning, Peterson, Cripe, Shuler, Dunn. Haftorson, Coach Popple. ROW 2: Hancock, Smith, Otness, DeBoer, Cunningham, Shuler, Robertson, Turner, Fixott, Nall, Jensen. ROW 3: Manager Brown, Williams, Dehner, Bunnell, Fenning, Stroemple. i Captain Linda Peterson GIRLS’ TENNIS Finishing the season with a tie for fifth place in the state tennis tournament, the 1961 girls' tennis team completed a perfect 10-0 season. In the state tournament the Laker net-maids were led by Cheryl Shuler in singles who advanced to the quarter-finals and Edie Dunn and Jeannine Browning in doubles who fought to the semi-finals before being defeated. Helping to complete their successful season were Linda Peterson, team captain; Judy Cripe. Gayle Frey, Tammy Young, Kathy Lynch, Shirley Haftorson, and Janet Robertson. The Lakers took three top places in the district meet. t SENIOR CLASS MEMBER LORNE STEPHEN MacLEAN Midshipmen 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 2,3; Venturis 4. 123 IN MEMORY: A TRIBUTE TO ROBERT D. BURKE There are many things we'd like to say that words cannot express There are many things we'd like to do, yet cannot meet the test There are many things within us which never will depart And much of this is the love for Bob that's deep within our hearts. He always stood for the little guy; he always wore a smile He never caused a broken heart for he was loving all the while And this is how we all should live--each and every day And this is why Bob isn't gone--he only is away. He's just around the corner in a kinder world than ours Where he has many things to do amidst the higher powers. So let us be thankful for knowing Bob and miss him as we may But let us never, never forget that he's not gone, he's just away. The Lakers' Log staff gratefully acknowledges the assistance and cooperation of Mr. Stan Curtin, the Lake Osweg Review, Lake Views, Mr. William Stocking, faculty, and students in publishing this annual. 124 INDEX Abramson, Peggy .....................................................20,67,111 Adams, Mark ................................................................57 Ager, Mike .................................................................57 Albertson, Arnold ..........................................................57 Almquist, Gina .................................................51,67,71,73.74 Alvis, Leslie ............................................20,65,67,69,73,75,79 Alvis, Mary .............................................................69,75 Anderson, Ernie ............................................................51 Anderson, Joan .......................................................20,74,80 Anderson, Kent .............................................................51 Andrews, Caroline .................................................51,67,79,81 Applegate, JoAnne ..........................................................51 Arnette, Judy .....................................................57,71,72,82 Arnold, Janet ........................................................51,68,74 Arnold, Julie ........................................................67,73,74 Ault, Sylvia ...............................................................51 Bachet, Annick ...........................................19,20,67,71,72,73,87 Bacon, Dennis ..............................................................57 Bake, Marilyn ....................................................51,71,73,111 Baker, Howard ..............................................................57 Ball, Mike .................................................................20 Bamberg, Tom ......................................................20,66,72,77 Barless, Richard .......................................................20,109 Barnes, Bob ............................................................57,115 Barnes, Kathy ..............................................................57 Barnes, Walt ...........................................................51,108 Barney, Konnefh ............................................................57 Barnum, Betsy ...........................................................20,80 Barnum, Robert ...........................................21,77,86,107,112,113 Beard, Betsy ................................................51,67,68,73,75,79 Beauchamp, Pat .................................................21,71,76,82,83 Beck, Ron ..................................................................57 Beiser, Greg ...............................................................51 Belanger, Richard ......................................................... 57 Bellinger, Diane ...........................................................21 Benham, Jim .....................................21,47,64,65,76,87,107,112,113 Bennett, Joanna .........................................................57,65 Bennett, Ron ......................................................57,71,82,83 Berentson, Dave ..................................................51,68,75,109 Bernstein, Leslie .......................................................57,73 Berry, Richard ..........................................................51,76 Betty, Nancy .....................................................57,71,72,105 Bevan, Bob ....................................................57,65,77,98,107 Bevens, Dan ..........................................................51,76,81 Biamont, John ........................................................21,82,83 Bishop, Eve ..........................................................51,69,74 Bockes, Terry Lynn .........................................................57 Boddy, Janet .......................................................... 57,67 Boddy, Joanne ...........................................................51,79 Bode, Carolyn ..............................................................21 Bogue, Sharron .............................................................51 Bohlman, Barb .......................................................57,71,111 Bonham, Grant ..............................................................21 Bonham, Mark ........................................................51,68,110 Boomer, John ...............................................................57 Bowling, Barbara ..................................................57,69,71,72 dowling, William ...............................................51,66,67,68,77 3owman, Nancy ..............................................................57 dowring, Diana ...........................................51,66,67,68,74,74,78 Brady, Debbie .....................................................21,67,72,88 rady, Judy ................................................................22 ainard, Larry ......................................................51,77,109 ay, Mike .............................................................57,110 raye, Glenn ............................................................22,77 Braye, Robert ..............................................................57 Brecht, Don .....................................................18,22,112,113 Breckenridge, Jack .............................................51,68,71,72,75 Britton, Lee Ann ........................................................22,66 Broad, Jim ..............................................................22,77 Brobst, Janet .....................................................57,69,71,72 Brockhaus, Bill ....................................................57,109,114 Brockhaus, Don ....................................................51,68,73,75 Brockman, Bill .....................................................22,112,113 Brosy, Linda ...............................................................57 B'own, Carole ........................................................57,66,69 Brown, Christine ...........................................................57 Brown, Marcia .....................................................57,71,73,74 Brown, Marshall .........................................................51,75 Brown, Patsy ................................................51,66,68,71,72,74 Brown, Paula ......................................................22,68,69,81 Browning, Jeannine .........................................................22 Brynelson, Dick ....................................................57,115,116 Budd, Richard ................................................................ Bunch, Jim ..........................................................57,74,115 Bunch, Linda ......................................................23,65,67,74 Bunnell, Irish .............................................................51 Burdick, Allan ..........................................................23,76 Burke, Bob ................................................................... Bush, John ..........................................................57,67,108 Bushel I, Jeff ..........................................................57,76 Butler, Frank .............................................................51 Butler, Mary ...............................................................57 Butler, Patty ..............................................................57 Butler, Sharon .............................................................57 Bye, Ed ....................................................................51 Cable, Larry .............................................56,57,77,107,112,113 Campbell, Corinna .................................................23,66,68,75 Campbell, Ginny .........................................................57,75 Campbell, Joe ..........................................................57,115 Carr, Colleen ........................................................23,72,78 Carson, Suzanne .....................................................51,75,111 Carter, Jean ...............................................23,65,67,68,72,86 Carter, Midge .................................................56,57,66,69,72 Centoni, Mike ........................................................57,82,83 Chandler, John ..........................................................23,70 Chandler, Sue .......................................................23,81,104 Charlton, Bob ...........................................................23,70 Chase, Bob .....................................................51,71,77,107 Chisholm, Craig ............................................................24 Church, Carol .................................................. 24,72,81,111 Churchill, John ..................................................51,82,83,114 Churchley, Norelee ...............................................51,68,74,111 Cik, Joe ..................................................................... Clapp, Richard ...........................................................24 Clark, Kathy ............................................................57,69 Clark, Toby ......................................................24,67,69,74 Clausen, Judy .....................................................24,68,72,74 Cline, Carol .........................................................51,75,78 Cline, Katherine ...............................................24,68,71,75,79 Clinkscales, Mike ..........................................................51 Collar, Terri ...........................................................51,73 Collins, Lorna .............................................................24 Coltman, Bob ...........................................................57,108 Copenhagen, Cris ......................................51,65,66,68,69,73,75,79 Cornett, Bill ..............................................................57 Correa, Myriam ..............................................19,65,67,71,72,75 Cox, Stephen .....................................................46,73,77,110 Cox, Sue .............................................................57,69,71 Cripe, Judy ...............................................................25 Crittenden, Steve ..................................................57,108,114 Cross, Vicki ...........................................................57,73 Culter, Ann .......................................................25,47,69,75 Culter, Bob ..........................................................51,75,76 Cunningham, Deanna .........................................................25 Cutlip, Keith ..............................................................51 Cyphers, Larry .............................................................51 Dahlquist, Terry ........................................51,77,107,112,113,114 Dale, Kenny .......................................................50,51,68,73 Daly, Dan ..............................................................58,108 Daufel, Steve ......................................................58,108,114 Davidson, Arlene .....................................................51,67,74 Davis, Leroy ....................................................25,77,107,115 Davisson, Bill ................................................25,67,72,77,107 Davisson, Paul .................................................58,109,115,116 Dawson, Ricky ..............................................................51 Deal, Kathy ................................................................58 DeBellis, V. J..............................................................51 DeBoer, Dolores ...................................................25,66,71,80 DeChaine, Marianne .........................................................25 Dehner, Diane ..............................................................78 Dennis, Michael ...............................................25,67,72,77,109 DeWeese, Pam ...............................................................51 Dickerson, John .........................................................26,70 Dickie, Jan .......................................................51,65,71,75 Dorr, Scott .......................................................26,81,82,83 Doyle, Didi ...................................................51,69,71,74,78 Doyle, Sharon ..........................................................26,66 Drake, Jackie .................................................26,69,77,79,80 Duke, Janice ................................................58,66.69,71,73,75 Dunn, Edie .....................................................26,64,65,68,75 DuVall, Suzi ............................................................51,71 Dvorak, Don ..........................................................58,71,76 Dwight, Rodger ...............................26,47,64,65,72,76,77,107,112,113 Dwyer, Judy ..........................................................58,111 Dygart, Aaron .....................................................26,79,82,83 Eckelman, Mark .......................................................58,67,81 Eckert, Beth ...........................................................52,69 Egberg, Ron ..........................................................52,82,83 Eide, Tor ...............................................................52,75 Elkins, Murray ........................................................58,109 Elliott, Dick ......................................................58,108,114 Elliof, Grey .........................................................26,47,75 Elliot, Ian ............................................................58,115 Ellis, Mary ..........................................................27,65,74 Elsenbach, Peggy ........................................................27,78 Emery, Walt ........................................................27,76,77 125 INDEX Emig, Pat ......... Emmett, Priscilla Emrich, Bob Erbes, Susan Erickson, Vicki Ernst, Robert Evans, Jim 58,69,71,73,105 ......52,66,71 27,67,73,77,109 . .. .50,52,75.86 ...........58,72 ...........27,70 . . . .58,76,82,83 Fahey, Les .................................................................58,109 Fahey, Mike ................................................................27,107 Fairey, Penny ..................................................................52 Fairey, Thurman ................................................................58 Farmer, Jim ................................................27,76,77,79,81,107,115 Farmer, Mary ...................................................................52 Fenning, Kay ........................................50,52,66.67,69,73,74,77,79.88 Fanning, Michael ......................................................27,65,71,76 Fischer, Diano ..............................................................28,80 Fish, Bob ...........................................................58,77,115,116 Fisher, Jim .............................................................52,68,109 Fisher, Sally ...............................................................28,69 Fixott, Dianne ........................................................58,69,71,73 Flindt, Connie ...........................................................28,65,71 Flowers, Sue ................................................................52,74 Foster, Bobbie ...............................................52,66,69,71,72,74,78 Fraiser, Penny ...........................................................28,74,80 Freepons, Larry .............................................................52,76 Freepons, Nikki ................................................................52 French, Gordon ......................................................58,65,112,113 Frenzel, Sharron ...............................................................58 Frenzel, Shirley ...............................................................58 Frey, Diane Gayle ..............................................................52 Frierson, Larry ..............................................28,65,68,73,75,76,86 Frishholz, John ........................................................58,108,114 Frohreich, Larry ...............................................................28 Fuller, Lee ....................................................................28 Fuller, Tim ....................................................................28 Furey, Mike ....................................................................29 Gabbert, Reggie ..................................................52,68,76,92 Gardner, Judi ...................................................29,47,69,104 Gardner, Pam .......................................................58,69,105 Garside, Bits ................................................52,71,77,86,107 Gassner, Dick .............................................................58 Gettman, Julie ............................................................29 Giczy, Margaret ...........................................................52 Gill, Tom ...........................................................29.82.83 Gilmer, Bill ...........................................................29,77 Gjerning, Marnell .................................................. 29,69,80 Glass, Jerry ........................................................58,82,83 Goddard, James ......................................................29,82,83 Goddard, Susan ............................................................58 Goodrich, Mike ......................................52,67,76,77,82,83,88,107 Goodrich, Sandy ........................................................58,69 Goodrich, Sheila ..........................................................58 Gorman, Emily ....................................................52,71,72,74 Gould, Dan ............................................................... 52 Graham, Caroline ....................................................29,67,73 Graham, Janet .............................................................58 Gray, Gary ............................................................52,109 Gray, George ............................................................... Gray, Steven ..............................................................30 Gray, Virginia ............................................................30 Griffith, Barbara ...................................................30,74,80 Griffith, Elizabeth .................................30,47,67,68,69,73,74,104 Grigg, Barbara .........................................................30,69 Grigg, Robert .............................................................58 Grigg, Tom ....................................30,47,70,86,91,106,107,115,116 Grimm, Peggy ..............................................................58 Grimm, Richard ............................................................52 Gripp, Patty ..............................................................58 Grow, Bill ................................................................52 Grow, Dick ................................................................30 Gunn, Eleanor ....................................................30,67,69,79 Gunn, Mike ................................................................52 Haftorson, Shirley Hagan, Bonnie Hageman, Ty ........ Hall, Carole ....... Hamburg, Sherilyn Hamer, Carol ........ Hamson, Bobbie Jo Hancock, Bonnie .. Hanna, Hugh ......... Hansen, Alan ........ Hansen, Gary ........ Hansen, Joyce ....... Harper, Rick ........ Harries, Jim ........ Harriman, David .....31,68,69,104 ...............52 ...........58,108 ......52,68,69,73 ............31,81 ...............52 ..31,69,72,80,104 ......52,66,71,73 ...............31 ......58,109,114 .....31 52,68,71 .....58 .....58 Harris, Janet ....... Harrower, Terry . .. Harwood, Ross . . . Head, Robert ........ Hedlund, John .... Heideman, Grctchcn Heinkel, Lin ........ Helstrom, Lee ........ Hemphill, Andy ... Hess, Steve .......... Hessemer, Sue .... Hill, Patricia ...... Hitchrick, Roland Hoelscher, Holly . . Hohman, Jan .......... Holloran, Bob Holmes, Sharon ... Honeyman, Babs . . Honeyman, Doug . Houdek, Terry Huget, Larry ........ Hutchens, Reta Hutchins, Hap Huth, Kent ........... Hutson, Roger Huycke, Mike ........ ..................52,68,73 .......................31 ............52,67,76,82,83 ........................52 ..................31,73,77 .....31,47,65,68,71,72,77 .....32,06,68,71,73,75,77 ..............52,71,77,108 ........................58 .....................32,70 ..........32,68,71,77,111 ..................32,69,74 ........................52 .. .32,69,72,86 .........52,74 32,73,75,76,78 .........32,78 .. .32,65,66,67 . . .52,108,115 ............33 ...........58 ........58,81 ...........58 .....33,77,89 .. .52,112,113 .....52,71,77 Inkster, Joan Ivall, Glen 52,75 ...52 Jackson, Doug . Jackson, Ladd Jacobson, Ed Jefferis, Gary . . Jensen, Jane ... Jcssell, Cynthia Johnson, Bob .. Johnson, David Johnson, Heather Johnson, Patricia Jones, Kenneth Jones, Roy ....... .........58 .........52 ....33,107 .........52 52,66,67,74 ....71,111 .........58 33,64,66,79 58,69,73,74 .........58 .....52,76 Keim, Dorothy . Keith, Bob ........ Kolleher, Phil ... Kelley, Patrick . Kemp, Larry . . . Kenna, De De Kidd, Nancy Kilpatrick, Bob Kilpatrick, Don King, Dave......... King, Don ........ Kirchhof, Dorothy Kirchhof, Tony . Kling, Birdie ... Kling, Jeanette . Klockers, Jim ... Knauss, Art Knight, Roger . . . Knox, Craig . .. Koenig, Kay . . . Kroft, Leslie .... Kroodsma, Sheri . Kruse, Ken ........ Kurtz, Linda ...... Kyle, Ellen . .. . ................33,69,74,80 .................58,115,116 .........................58 .....................58,109 ... .33,65,70.77,107,115,116 .........................58 ...................33,71,73 ......................33,68 .................58,108,114 ..................59,75,115 .....................59,109 ....18,34,47,67,72,73,75,78 ...............59,72,77,110 ................52,67,72,74 ................34,69,74,80 .........................34 .................59,108,114 .........................52 ......50,52,77,107,112,113 ......................59,75 ...................59,67,74 ...................59,73,86 .........................59 ...................59,67,87 .........................81 Laeser, Mona Lafferty, Pat ...... Lakemann, Karen . Lang, Rodger ... Langley, Norm Langoc, Constance Langston, Mike Lanskey, Linda LaRocque, Betty . LaRocque, Virginia Larson, John Last, Gary ......... LaStrapes, Paul Lawhead, Frank Lee, Judy ......... Leep, Mary Jane . Lahl, Dottie ...... Lehman, Bonnie Lentz, Rae Anna . Lesh, Bill ........ Levy, Betsy ....... 59 59 ____52,66,67,68,73,74,78,79 ....................53,68,71 . .59,66,71,72 ............59 ........59,69 ............53 ........59,69 53,68,108,115 ......53,109 ............53 ____53,77,114 .....53,67,68 ........59,71 .....53,66,81 ............53 ........59,71 ............59 .....53,69,81 126 INDEX lillig, Tom .........................................34,67,68,71,76,79,82,83 Lindberg, Nancy .......................................................59,69 Lisbakken, Jim ........................................................59,71 Livermore, Mike .......................................................59,72 Logan, John ................................................................ Lord, Frank .......................................................59,71,110 Lord, Gary ............................................................52,7] Lowder, David ............................................................53 Lowell, Nita ..........................................................53,83 Ludders, Dick .....................................................59,65,115 Ludders, John ............................................................53 Luse, Walt ............................................34,71,76,77,82,83,110 lynch, Kathleen ..................................34,47,64,65,66,68,69,73,75 Mac Lean, John ..................................18.34,67,77,106,107.115,116 McAtee, Charles ..........................................................59 McCain, Tom ..............................................................53 McCoy, Billie .................................................... 34,69,111 McCullough, Jim ..........................................................59 McDermott, Bob ...........................................................35 McDermott, Sharon ..................................................67,73,74 McDonald, Charles ........................................................35 McDougal, Kathie ......................................................35,80 McGuire, Nancy ...........................................................59 McGuire, Pat ...........................................50,53,77,108,115,116 McKenna, Kate ...................................................35,66,72,78 McKenzie, Challee ..................................................35,71,80 McKillips, Doug ..........................................................59 McLawhorn, Burmah ........................................................59 McLawhorn, Fred ......................................................59,108 McMonagle, Carol ...................................................53,69,72 Mackie, Sandy ........................................................59,108 Macom, Terry ......................................................53,82,107 Madsen, Liz ........................................................53,80,83 Magaurn, Mike ............................................................53 Magers, Larry ............................................................59 Magers, Ruth .............................................................35 Mahaney, Linda .....................................................35,74,80 Malloy, Judy ..........................................................35,80 Malloy, Tom ...........................................................59,74 Mangelsdorf, John ...............................................59,65,71,75 Marletto, Dianna .............................................53,67,71,72,74 Marshall, Mary Ann ....................................................59,71 Marston, Shirley ................................................36,65,72,79 Martin, Dean .............................................................53 Martin, Lynn .................................................36,67,69,72,79 Martin, Sherry .....................................................36,65,79 Marx, Michael ......................................19,36,65,67,71,77,90,107 Mathiot, Joyce ........................................................36,69 May, Karen ...............................................................56 Mead, Ken ............................................................53,109 Meiling, Greg ............................................................59 Meldrum, Dave .........................................................53,77 Metzger, Bruce ............................................................. Meyer, Sally .......................................................36,74,80 Middleton, Jan ...........................................................53 Miles, Mike ......................................................59,108,114 Miller, Fred .......................................................53,68,75 Miller, Gretchen .............................................59,69,71,72,74 Miller, Linda ............................................................36 Miller, Mike ......................................................53,77,110 Miller, Susan ................................................36,67,71,72,80 Miller, Susan Kay ..................................................53,67,68 Millett, Steve ........................................................59,71 Mimnaugh, Randi ..............................................53,66,68,71,75 Minkler, David ............................................................. Minnick, Corey ...........................................................37 Minor, Tim .................................................53,71,76,108,115 Moor, Dick ................................................................. Moore, Mike ..............................................................59 Moore, Pat ...................................................53,68,71,74,81 Morand, Joyce .........................................................37,72 Morand, Judt ...............................................................53 Morris, Patricia ...................................................37,65,69 Morris, Richard .......................................................53,73 Mossman, Tom ..........................................................37,77 Mueller, Cheryl ..........................................................53 Mueller, Pat ..........................................................53,73 Munch, John ...........................................................37,70 Munch, Mike ..............................................................53 Murdoch, William .........................................................53 Nall, Annette ...................................................53,74,75,81 Navin, Toni ............................................37,66,67,72,73,74,79 Nearing, Ron ..........................................................37,77 Neer, Suzanne .........................................................53,67 Neff, Bill ...............................................................59 Neff, Thomas .............................................................37 Nelson, Lynda ......................................................59,69,72 Nelson, Lynne .........................................................59,71 Nelson, Steve ...............................................................59 Nelson, Sue ...............................................................38 Nesbitt, Kathy .............................................................53 Neumann, Dorothy ...................................................38,69,74,80 Neumann, Irene ...........................................................59,69 Newman, David ...............................................................38 Niles, Larry ..............................................................53 Niles, Paul .................................................................59 Nordstrom, Ruth .............................................................53 Novak, Judy ............................................................59,69 Novis, Diana ............................................53,68,73,74,75,82,83 Nybo, Ron ................................................................38 Oehling, Lynn ............................................38,66,67,68,76,77,107 Ofelt, Courty ................................................38,47,65,71,77,87 Ollsen, Dewey .......................................38,71,77,106,107,115,116 Olsen, Karen .....................................................53,68,71,75 Ormsby, Chip ....................................................38,68,72,77,86 Osborne, Chase ..........................................53,71,75,76,77,79,110 Oslund, Jan ...................................................59,66,71,72,86 Otness, Elaine ......................................................59,71,78 Owen, Nancy ........................................................60,67,71 Paepier, Judy ........................................................39,66,67 Paepier, Kris ..........................................................60,111 Palmer, Timmy .................................................53,69,71,74,88 Pardo, Ray ..................................................53,68,73,75,76,109 Paris, Dick .............................................................53,110 Park, Donald ................................................................54 Parker, Carol ...........................................................39,78 Parker, Russ ...........................................................54,110 Parras, Stan ...............................................................39 Parsons, Carol ...........................................................60,71 Partridge, Robyn ..........................................54,65,67,71,73,75,88 Patrick, Cameron ...................................................39,70,76,81 Patrick, Marcia ...................................................60,69,71,105 Patterson, Dan ..............................................................54 Paulson, Jo Ann ............................................................60 Pederson, Bryn .......................................................60,81,108 Pelker, Rex ..........................................................39,82,83 Pendleton, Kathy ............................................................54 Petersen, Tom ...........................................................54,108 Peterson, Ann ............................................................60,67 Peterson, Chuck ....................................................39,68,71,77 Peterson, Gerald ............................................................54 Peterson, Julie .............................................................60 Peterson, Linda .....................................39,47,64,65,67,68,73,75,79 Peterson, Peggy .............................................................60 Petrequin, Dennis .....................................................54,65,68 Petrey, Sue .............................................................60,76 Petty, Max ..................................................................54 Pindell, Dean ........................................................60,71,108 Pinkney, Byron ........................................................39,68,76 Plotner, Bill ........................................................40,76,107 Porter, Carol Ann ...........................................................60 Potter, Joe ...................................................40,65,66,107,112 Potter, Tom ................................................54,77,81,86.108,115 Powers, Dave ..........................................................54,71,86 Pulley, Jon .................................................................54 Putnam, Jon .................................................54,68,79,81,92,108 Quick, Yvonne ...............................................................60 Ragen, Gary ...........................................................56,60,77 Ramsey, Ron .................................................................60 Randall, Dennis .......................................................54,82,83 Rear, Glenn ....................................................40,67,76,79,107 Reece, Marsha .............................................................40,7 Reece, Sandy ......................................................60,69,72,105 Remsen, Jim .............................................................60,108 Rensklev, John .......................................................40,77,110 Reuther, Spike ...........................................................40,76 Reynolds, Sharon ............................................................54 Rice, Bill C...........................................................54,82,83 Rice, Bill H.............................................................54,115 Rice, Carol .................................................................60 Rice, Sam ................................................................40,70 Richardson, Dick .........................................................40,70 Richter, Pete ..........................................54,65,68,71,75.78,79.90 Rickel, Nancy ............................................................54,80 Riggs, Bob ..............................................................54,107 Riggs, Larry ........................................................60,108,114 Rilette, Jim ..........................................................60,82,83 RitteJ, Susan ...................................................54,67,81,91,92 Robertson, Janet .........................................................54,71 Robertson, Jeanne .....................................................41,68,80 Robins, Becki ............................................................54,71 Robinson, George .........................................................60,76 127