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

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The McDonald's “fry guys on to begin their journey along the board the junior entry are anxious parade route. Spirits and Michelle Boring honored the court with a breakfast. Collector edition convertible Mustangs carried them in the parade, while golf carts raced them around the track at halftime at the football game. We about froze to death! shivered Queen Gretchen, but this Homecoming week will always be a warm memory in their hearts. Signs constructed by each class decorated the cafeteria. Students hammered, cut and painted in garages to create the parade floats, which used balloons, rockets, airplanes and Finally being upper classmen, juniors Matt Beymer, Mike Byrne, Chris Cox, Brett Sposito, Andrew Ragen, Nick Boshears, and Mark con’t. even space shuttles to carry Laker spirits high. Often there was more socializing going on at these places than actual construction. But, we always seem to get it done, even if we were up until 2:00 a.m. on the last night,” laughed Kevin Sund-holm. Saturday night, parachutes hanging from the ceiling portrayed the aerial theme, as students danced to the sounds of ’ Target. Although all the judges’ scores tallied a senior triumph, during Homecoming week all the students had been winners. McCuddy see Homecoming as the perfect chance to display their style.

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A limo, you ask? ASB cabinet members Julie Baker and Craig Fleischman say, “But of course. It’s the only way to go! Visible proof of long hours of hard work and determination is displayed by the sign on the back of the junior float. 14 Homecoming

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Spirit Lives On The crowd jumped up in a screaming frenzy. Tom Kemph raced down the field with the stolen football. Pom poms flew into the air, cheering and whistles sounded throughout the stands, the band responded with the Navy and White, and smiles appeared on fans’ faces. Laker spirit was alive again. The game ended with a Laker victory. Quickly the rally and the team joined together to sing the alma mater with the mass of students. Everybody, Opposite page: “Go Lakers! A suspense-filled moment on the field captures the attention of enthusiastic football fans. arms around each other, was feeling proud to be a part of this genuine spirit. Pilot Joe, LO's peglegged, bearded mascot, seemed to be singing the loudest. Barely finishing the alma mater, the players stormed up to the victory bell and rang it with all their might. The ring pealed through the crisp, autumn night air. The spirit of an old tradition lives on at Lake Oswego High School. The recently restored anchor, the 1956 class gift, represents the Spirit and Loyalty of the Students. The revered Laker Victory bell rests, awaiting its next ringing. - i muni n mm 16 Spirit Lives On