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

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Fall Assemblies Fall rally put forth a great amount of effort in order to make the pep assemblies more interesting .for all. By introducing new types of competition within the school such as the frozen-spoon-on-a- string relay to initiate new teachers, drop- ping-the-egg-on-the-face contest, tug of wars, and a freshman-senior introduction via an interdental rope of licorice, the rally succeeded in bringing Laker spirit back. Although the fall season was domin- ated by Friday pep assemblies, the mono- tony was broken by a 2-hour assembly on shoplifting. One speaker, above all, drew a reaction from the students. That speaker was the Vice-President of securities at Fred Meyer, Mr. Dehann. LEFT: Senior Ken Guy was voted Mr. Touchdown. TOP RIGHT: Trent Kamman and John O'Connor help pull the seniors to a tug-of-war victory. BOTTOM RIGHT: Football players Glen Long, Scott Baird, and Steve Hincks were all fooled when they received a kiss while blindfolded. None of them even guessed it was their mother.

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LEFT: Age is no barrier when Kim Biggs, por- traying a 40-year old woman (Ann Stanley) falls in love with Jim Brown, (22-year old Peter La tham). TOP RIGHT: Gary Morean (Billy Boy lan) meets nothing but frustration as Ann's ex- husband and an actor going downhill. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robin Wall (Mrs. Margolin) seemed per- fect as Ann's zany secretary.

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LEFT: Dr. Mike Moorad doesn't seemed chilled at all while participating in the frozen spoon relay, part of new teacher initiation. TOP RIGHT: Cold spaghetti was on the menu for the principal, Dr. Norman Riggs. He was being fed from behind by a blindfolded teacher in another relay event. BOTTOM RIGHT: Juniors and seniors enjoy the annua l Homecoming assembly.