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

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A Three's Company Valentine The Valentine celebration kicked off with the guess the combined weight of the varsity rally” contest. Senior Ralph Cole won the contest with a guess of 1,755 pounds. Former calculus student Cole stated, Guessing the weight of the rally wasn't too tough; calculus was.” Cole enjoyed a free large pizza at Sunshine Pizza Exchange and tickets to the Valentine's dance. On Monday, February the 11th, a Valentines court was pronounced when it took Lake Oswego High School’s own production of Three's Company to select the princes. The dumb-blonde Chrissy, appropriately played by Julie Fought, and Janet, played by Chris Tracy, needed dates. Jack (Andrea Kozowski) was there to help his friends out with his yearbook, which, coincidentally had all the princes pictured in it. As Jack remembered the princes’ favorite bands, their most embarrassing moments, and what he used to call them, baby pictures of the princes were flashed on a screen. Mr. Firley (Julie Baker) tried to help out by offering to be Chrissy or Janet's date, but they found the princes much more interesting. In addition to a Friday night dance, students got to play computer match up or send flowers to a special friend. The match up gave students a chance to see who had similar interests and possibly pair up with that person. People like Ralph Cole managed to get on everybody’s list of match ups — twice in many cases. What a wide variety of interests Ralph must have had! At the dance on Friday, the band Artie Sun played for students. That evening Dan Eck-ton was crowned King of Hearts. Top: Prince Chris Cox makes his way down to the court. Left: Mr. Firley (Julie Baker) offers to be Janet's (Chris Tracy) date, but she wants a prince. Bottom: “He was a sexy fella,” describes Jack (Andrea Kozowski) to Janet, Chrissy (Julie Fought) and Mr. Firley.

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Dan Eckton Beau Harlan Casey Ogan Mike Apostol Chris Cox Shawn McCullam Darrell Bell Beep Thurick Alan Case Above: King of Hearts Dan Eckton has his boutonlere placed on him by Raquel Smead. Joey Kink Dave Chisholm Jeff Perry 28 Valentine’s Court

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Fine Catch Made Somewhere In Time They ain’t worth catchin', Albert. They’re just too small!’’ hollered Amos (Mike Bacon) as he and Albert (Matt Bacon) rowed by the freshmen section during the May fete court assembly. Matt and Mike Bacon, the 1985 Mayfete M.C.’s, opened up the Mayfete week with a smashing performance of two old men reminiscing about the girls they used to catch. All ten princess were hooked out of the senior section by live bait (escorts) to make up a mighty fine catch for Amos and Albert. Mayfete week continued with many fun-filled activities. The seniors suffered a disappointing loss in the annual sen-ior faculty softball game, but there were rumors flying that the faculty had brought in outside recruits just for the day when two of the substitute teachers cracked home runs. The week ended with the traditional class skits presented to the queen and her court. The skits showed vast improvement in quality over the last several years because of the great efforts of Michelle Boring and the Cabinet. To start the assembly, M.C.’s Matt and Mike got dressed in their grey and madras plaid tuxedos to the music of Me and My Shadow.’’ Depicting the theme Somewhere In Time, the freshmen and sophomores tracked music through the ages in their skits while the juniors dealt with the ages themselves, and the seniors warped the times together. The week concluded with the traditional Mayfete dance put on by Sundholm Sound. Upper Right: Albert thinks he’s got a big bite. Right: The Mayfete court plus the 1984 Mayfete Queen Shannon McLaughlin. Below: First, M.C.’s Matt and Mike Bacon do a waltz in their underwear, then try to zip up their pants, and finally clear their ears out. 30 Mayfete