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

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ACADEMICS

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The years at Lake Oswego High School are times that can never be replaced and should not be forgotten. The moments we share are captured in our minds as well as our hearts. The Laker Log is a permanent record, unique to every year. We have attempted to “Capture the Moment for you so in the years to come you will be able to better recall your moments at Lake Oswego High School. TOP- Jeff Dettmann waits for the signal to begin “Up Lakers . BOTTOM- Pilot Joe keeps a watchful eye over the happenings in the gymnasium. LEFT- It's “Christmas in Grenada for J.R. Olcyar and Matt Pound as they forage through the senior tree.

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EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION LOHS CITED FOR EXCELLENCE Lake Oswego High School was recently selected by the National Commission on Excellence in Education as one of the nation’s 144 “Models of Excellence” in secondary schools. In August of 1981, with the encouragement of President Ronald Reagan, the National Commission on Excellence in Education was created to report on the quality of education in America. As part of the national study, the commission set out to identify and honor exemplary schools to serve as role models of excellence. Lake Oswego High School was selected on the basis of numerous characteristcs of effective schools; including: clear academic and behavioral goals, order and discipline, high expectations for students, teacher efficacy, positive school environment, administrative leadership, and community support. As an honored model, LOHS will continue to work hard to overcome obstacles, to improve education, and to maintain high educational standards. (CEUENCE IN DUCATION 1982-83 EXCELLENCE W EDUCATION 1982-83 TOP RIGHT-Principal Bill Korach proudly accepts LOHS award for excellence from T.H. Bell. U.S. Secretary of Education, while attending a formal ceremony at the White House. ABOVE: The excellence flag stands as a tribute to the recognition of LOHS as an outstanding secondary school. RIGHT: “Wild” Bill Korach comes home to a tumultuous student body after bringing home the hardware. 18