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

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Lost boys check a neverland map to determine why theylre never in the right place when it's right. Mel Ainsworth grins weakly at his teach- er's typical first day of school -humor. L Chinwarming remnants of summer grace Mr. Meredith as he sits at the end of the K to M line. the seniors. Life was all old hat to the juniors who had been through this book condition stuff before. Extending with obvious warmth the right hand of Laker fellowship to new sophomores, the seniors were happy to escort them onto the seal and provide them temporarily with the toothbrushes they had happened to Having survived the crowds for a dinky piece of schedule Cindy Drayer tries to interpret it. bring to class that day. In the interludes between welcoming and being welcomed, most Lakers managed to make it to class and begin another year, warm from the rays of the lamp of learning and rooms filled with sun- beaten bodies.

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Helped into hoodlumism, Ken Burkhardt struggles to get away from his senior kidnippers as they attempt to deposit him on the Laker seal. With an average temperature of eighty- five degrees the first three days of school, the weather did much to add to the general warmth of the opening year. Sophomores were hot and bothered in any case as they tried to make allowances for many of the Laker traditions, such as the subtle music between classes and Wondering if once every while Lakers actually go to class, Cynthia Ream stands in her eleventh line of the morning. an

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