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

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Doug Вгупе!зоп and Leslie Bevel relax during а timeout in the football game. Students find time for an evening walk on the beach. Senior Steve Roth argues his point to fellow students. (Left) Juniors Gaby Starr and Stacie Dodd present a skit to faculty and students.

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JV rally gir! Lora Gardner listens intently to a dis- cussion. Leaders Review Censorship, ‘hill’ Bright and early one Saturday in Octo- ber, student leaders packed themselves into buses and headed for Twin Rocks Friends Camp to plan for the new year, discuss problems and enjoy one another’s company. Censorship of student publications, the problem of “the hill and making the senate a more effective tool of the stu- dents were the main topics in the small groups to which everyone was assigned. Beautiful weather enhanced the week- end. Both kids and faculty spent most of their “free time on the beach. Some people questioned the effective- ness of the workshop, but despite these opinions Leadership Workshop might have helped to unify some of the student body. Я Yearbook Editor Kathy Carroll and Kitty find time for a break in the activities.

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Proceeds Buy New Basketball, Gymnastics Uniforms Despite the good food and deligh tful entertainment, the annual pancake break- fast, Oct. 29, was the least successful in the history of the school. The profit was a disappointing $585.85. Possibly this was due to the fact that there was no class competition in ticket sales, although the juniors and seniors did manage a car rally. The profit was divided so that 5% went to each class and the remaining 80% to- ward new basketball uniforms and boys » xe Loo gymnastic equipment. Lively entertainment, provided by the Windjammers, Ann Swearingen, Megan O'Conner and others, seemed to add a special touch to the Sunday morning treat. — After finishing her shift, Frosh rally girl, Julie Emry, tries pancakes.