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TOP- “Hail Lakers -Pilot Joe prepares the crowd for an upcoming battle on the football field. RIGHT- “We stick together,” claim First Mates Alycyn Britton, Lisa Johnson. Joy Schlichte. Kim Johnson, Jenny Celemson, and Erica Scheidt as they show their spirit at a Laker game. BOTTOM- Lush green foliage surrounds George Rogers Park to present an aura of tranquility. 5
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Lake Oswego High School is a community of almost 1000 diverse individuals, combining staff and students. LOHS has its own identity and despite changing times, has established strong and long-standing traditions. From its location and name. Lake Oswego High adopted a nautical theme. Appropriately the nickname “LAKERS” was chosen. Originally purple and white were the school colors. Now navy has replaced purple. The colors, navy blue, for the deepest ocean, representing steadfast loyalty and strength, and white, for the crests of the waves representing purity, together are the ideals for which LAKERS” traditionally strive. The most visible symbol of LO's indomitable spirit is Pilot Joe, our peg-legged. bearded mascot. Joe can be seen with a twinkle in his eye in the main gym, as well as above the football field, near the victory bell. TOP- Through richness and color, roses enhance the beauty of Lake Oswego, located just outside of Portland, the City of Roses. BOTTOM- Lake Oswego High stands out in the morning sun. 4
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v The Victory bell is another example of spirited tradition. Upon the victory of home football games, the Laker team rushes to the bell with anticipation. The deep chiming of the bell always receives loud cheers from the home crowd. It is also tradition that each graduating class donates a gift to the school. In the past, such gifts as the rose garden and the anchor at the top of the senior lawn (1957), the bronze seal embedded in the main entry (1958), and most recently the wooden sign marking the entry drive to LOHS (1982) have been added to the school. Lake Oswego High School’s coat of arms was officially adopted in 1965 and embodies the spirit of the Lake Oswego community as well as all Lakers, past and present. It is composed of an anchor and a shield. Inside are a ship, a Pilot’s wheel, and a chimney. These represent the close cooperativeness of the school, parents, and the entire community of Lake Oswego. TOP - Bob Beatty expresses disbelief over the most recent Junior fundraiser. MIDDLE - Freshmen Eve Talbot, Meg Ragen. and Deanna Dimick huddle in the ''dungeon BOTTOM - A pseudo varsity football rally gets a laugh before the introduction of the real members. 6
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