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

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Todd Harman escorts Queen Jenny Medak to the start of the Homecoming parade after the coronation. Greg Bean comforts a nervous Jacqueline The L.O. marching band heads the parade Hichols on their way into the parade. down A street announcing the Homecoming Court. Senior Princess Leigh Barclay Freshman Princess Tallie Volm Preshman Princess Nicole Waldram Faculty Princess Janet Brandenburg Homecoming 15

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ONCE UPON A TIME Jenny Reigns Over Homecoming The festivities were as big as ever this year as Queen Jenny Medak reigned over Homecoming. The court introduction assembly was a side-splitter with the search for the secret formula X . Superheroes from comic books of all sizes came to help the good Dr.Eurlow find the stolen formula. Of course there's a catch, they wanted some girls in return for their work. Thankfully, that wasn't too hard and the 1987 Homecoming court was announced. This was just the beginning of the week and the activities switched into high-gear once the sign painting and float building contests were under way. Many students know how much work these projects can be, and for some, this work payed off. The juniors took first place in the sign painting contest and the seniors won the float competition. In addition to the floats and signs there were dress-up days and of course the football game. Our team put up quite a fight but they couldn't stop the Caviliers from winning. We did, however, score a victory in angering the Clackamas team by using one of their jerseys on the senior float. Saturday night hosted the last event of the week, the Homecoming dance. Many put on their nicest outfit and headed towards town for an enchanting evening of fine dining and dancing; at 11:45 the dance ended but the memories remained. Princesses Nicole and Tallie enjoy the ride in a Camaro driven by senior Chris Bittner. Junior Queen Jenny Medak Senior Princess Jacqueline Nichols Junior Princess Sara Colby Sophomore Princess Christin Demers Sophomore Princess Tobie Wood 14 Student Life

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Senior Queen Sara Young ELVES ON STRIKE As cold winter winds started to blow and jingle bells could be heard ringing, we all knew it was that special time of year again. A promising basketball season had begun, and candy cane sales brought smiles and cavities to the mouths of children. The canned food drive competition against Lakeridge gave our ASB cabinet the special opportunity of performing a rap song at a Pacer assembly. Only one thing was missing; what is a holiday without a court? The December 7th coronation asssembly provided us with the finishing touches on the holiday festivities. Not only did the NFL have a strike this year, but Santa's elves did too. Coming to Santa's rescue were detectives Willie and Frankie, played by Aaron Palmer and Robert Mohr. It seems the elves got a salary cut and revolted against their slave-driving employer. Besides their low salary, the elves were especially upset because there weren't any girls at the North Pole! So Frankie and Willie searched high and low, finally finding the perfect girls: Sara Young, Rachael Mattingly, Alyssa Bremner, Sandi Latham, Heather Dorrell, Annette Callahan, Angie Lawson, Ashley Mitchell, and staff member, Diana Lavender. The December 12th Holiday Dance was a wonderful success. There were snowflakes on the ceiling and several refreshment tables around. At the height of the evening our 1987 Queen, Sara Young, was crowned. Senior Rachael Mattingly Junior Alyssa Bremner Junior Sandi Latham Sophomore heather Dorrell 1987 HOLIDAY COURT Sophomore Annette Callahan Freshman Angie Lawson Freshman Ashley Bingham Diana Lavender 16 Student Life