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

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O l Mrs. Stratford was the only returning counselor. Three new counselors C 0 B n S 8 l n joined the staff: Mr. Rodney, lVlr. Spire, and Mrs. Stout. .Mr. Rodney was a teacher in California before coming to LO. This was his first year as a counselor. He found the job stimulating and interesting, and he enjoyed the variety of activities involved. Mr. Spire was a counselor and teacher before coming here. lt's the best school I've ever been in, in all aspects, said Nlr. Spire. He felt that LO had the best kids, staff, and administration - professionally and personalities included. ' The third newcomer was Mrs. Stout, who counseled for eight years before joining the LO staff. She thinks LO is Ter- rific! and enjoys working with the nice counselors, good kids, and interested parents. 1 P' 1 - Counselors Dave Spire, Betty Stratford, Arnita Stout,and Lynn CRodJ Rodney. 2 - Bruce Miller- studies forecast. 3 - Mrs. Stout reports on a student's progress. ff Q 22 X Counseling

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. . . The school wouldn't be what it is it it didn't have people like Dr. Bruce C , Kaiser, Vice Principal, Mr. Jess Rhodes, Dean of Activities, and Mrs. Nikki 8 ' ISSquire, Dean of Students. lt's these kind of people that help a school run smoothly. Dr. Kaiser was always there to talk to. lf one wanted to find out . f , some in ormation about the school or classes, he was always more than happy to help. Mr. Rhodes made sure all ofthe school activities went well and everything was on schedule. He was always ready with a quick smile no matter what the situation was. Mrs. Squire made sure everyone kept a good attendance record by being concerned and calling to see how students felt when they weren't at school. She was easy to get to know and she never held any grudges. 4 1 - The new face in the principal's office belonged to Dr. Tom Lindersmith, who came here from Corvallis. 2 - He showed his athletic ability inthe May Fete softball game against the Seniors. 3 - Readily available, he was often seen talking in the halls to students and teachers. 4 -- Mrs. Nikki Squire became l.O's first woman administra- tor. 5 - Always around and ready to help out, Jess Rhodes supervised everything from Homecoming to May Fete.'6 - Dr. Bruce Kaiser continued to grapple with cur. riculum problems. i., l KC Vice-Principals X 21

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The favorite male teacher ofthe Senior Class was Mr. Larry Anderson, who was new to LO this year. He was well-known for his hobby of collecting and remodeling cars. Mr. Ken Becker, strongly concerned over environmental matters, was an active campaigner for the Green Peace organization. H Helen Hanna, who taught Financial Flights and Responsibilities, had a strong business background, having worked in the 'business world several years. Typing and Business Machines courses were taught by Mrs. Sue Heritage and Mrs. Linda House. Mr. Chuck McGaffey was the other Income and Money Management teacher. This class, along with Financial Flight and Fleshponsibilities, required for graduation. This caused a problem with late students coming to LO in their Junior and Senior years, because they were forced to take both classes in the same year in order to graduate. ueineee . 1-1 x -,X-I 'nga f-KK kk ,. r ---4 - f 1' 2 1.6 , House. L z in 4 wg . 4 Y. . , , lA! , 4 514' ' L... , i f' . i ' ,..Mgr45-gggz::f5I37.O,,, ,gm ,V ,Hgh ' I . . . .,,.. .. , . VL....,5Q L.. ....,L.,.i..3'V-L,a.1:,..v.k.V., f,.,,,,..f,e1'-, - L ffff,f.,, , ,ff . f. ff , . f 4.,fff,f V 1' 2 ' . . 'fffffll . of ..,,ffr11-,ywymwt-fflff,. ,,,, -,,,,,4b-AWWAWK-2YbWf31Wb9UMH-Wkvi'' fZ1?rf4WffZIM -Q5y,f . V fr, .- Q 'I '- ' ' f f' wa Um, - , cr ,-mu,Q.a..W ' , f . -, f ., ., , ,, .4 A , 5 . gf 4.14 ' 4 f-I-ww , , fi 1 f . - - ff vv , f A w- ,. i ' r . . -14 0 f . , 4, .-,,,,,. ,, ,ff l - ,gt ,,.,,,,, ,W..,,v,., ...,..:.,,..,..Q-W..., -.,.,,,,,.q,,1 it ..,. A 1 . A we fwfr , 'f ,, :V fr :...1 - ,,,y.,5g, ff.. rf . . ,. , t ,.1a.,,.,.m 1, .ps-4, .4 ww-11. uf , -,. M ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,. , , -I vi . .fe , . . f, , ,, f,.,, ff ..f,:-.-. , ., ' A ' .4 1 .- ,f r - - f fr' 'K -- , p:.,,.,: 4: V f,.:vf' ' V. . ':.'1,,-az'-1, gg ' .V f ' ' fr f , 1 t f f . s 15-'wi 1,1 . I. -' a,W15,y.2 1.,,f,., , . . , ,, , K1.e,,,2wfv Q, . . . . .. . ..... ..,, . a . . . . . . ,, , . - ., ' , ,- ' ' ,MM , W . -5n'1f' r ',?f2 w13W'f,,Q 4 3-f1,,.g,L,V,jgjZ,w,,g.z,3,,4.., ,..:5'..fg,.5.,,,r,! ,,,, gg. y , W?'f'1-J,'vEZH, , ,7Qf26ff?i23fef'2ffrWf2fff'w+-' '- 2 .a i t I A 5 V ' ' 6 gm., . - ' 7' 7' .f . ,e W. 1-+A fmffff .251 2'4 f- :ff 1 f fsww' ' ph' 4 ff -., f N uw ,V . ' 2 . .f ,J , ,.Q.,M. .. 1 - Students worked hard at both accounting and office prac- tice. 2 - Business teachers Larry Andersen, Helen Hanna, Susan Heritage, and Linda Business X 23