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

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Graduates Ahmed and Trond. Y Lakers welcomed back Anne Churchill with open arms. I rf asm, .Q Mastering the art of typing is Ahmed Mohammed fltiipiifff 3, 1

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An exchange assembly with Tacoma brought this drummer from Curtis High Assemblies Presentationsvaried The student body was called together at various times through- out the year for a number of assemblies. Presentations ranged from pep assemblies to Rabbi Fiose. Anne Churchill returned from Brazil and showed slides of her year, candidates cam- paigned, Wayne Morse spoke, classes competed, and leaders dressed in cans. From the Sophomore Welcoming to the Senior Honors, Russ Goddard and his committee worked long hours preparing for the many programs this year.

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-l i l 'l AFSStudents Friends Gained American Field Service offered Lakers the experience of knowing three foreign exchange students this year. From Thailand came the petit, dancing Scripen Samersmit who enjoyed being in several clubs and serving as an honorary mem- ber of the Nlayfete Court. A skiing buff from Norvvay, Trond Vatn was a big help to the ski team and taught all of us more about soccer. The boy in the halls vvith the quick smile and easy laugh was our AFS'er from Ethiopia, Ahmed Mohammed. Lakers own Anne Churchill represented us for a year in sunny Brazil, returning tanned and welcome. Intently watching a basketball game is Laker Trond Vatn. il- I TLA i i i in H ' Chemistry opens the mind and the paths of friendship for Sripen Samersmit and Barb Ierulli, AFS'ers enjoy a dinner meeting. 25