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

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Santa, played by Dr.Ingle, explains to detective Willie, Aaron Palmer, just how desperate his situation is. With the regular elves on strike, 'Scab Elves'' Chris DeMott. Bill Gross, and Markland Fountain try to fill in. Taking a break from the assembly for a commercial, California Raisins Mrs. Santa's favorite little elf. Kevin Schmidt escorts freshman princess Bourbeau, Ms. Moody, and Mr. Bowman sing Heard It Through the Grapevine Angie Lawson. Holiday 17

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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

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A MICKEY MOUSE VALENTINE This year, Valentine's festivities started early. The princes' assembly took place on February 1, right after finals week. The theme was based on the old Mickey Mouse Club TV show. It all began when our childhood hero, Mickey Mouse, played by Aaron Palmer, announced a problem. The Mickey Mouse Club was desperately low on Mouseketeers. Mickey had a list of the perfect men to be Mouseketeers, but the terrible Buela, played by Julie Stark, had stolen it. Fear no more because Nancy and Annette, played by Meri Isom and Katie Graves, came to the rescue by destroying Buela with ajar of Skippy Peanut Butter and retrieving the priceless list. Thus the faithful Mouseketeers traveled to the far corners of the earth to find the thirteen perfect men. They were: freshmen Matt Mahoney, Valen McNish, and John-Gerrie Leslie; sophomores Craig Bell, Colby Tripp, and Tim Crass; juniors Aaron Vanderbilt, Jamie Lynch, and Eric Bowen; seniors Randy Miller, Brian Bullard, and Mark Krill; and staff member Mike Reilly. Other Valentine's activi- ties included the Rally sponsored computer dating service. Students of all ages filled out questionnaires and were matched with their ten best mates. Carnations were sold to sweethearts by the First Mates and Valentine's buttons and refrigerator magnets were up for sale by the handicapped students. The actual Valentine's day dance, sponsored by FBLA and Omega, occured on Friday, February 5th after the Lake Oswego Mo-lalla basketball game. It was there that the King of Hearts, Randy Miller, was crowned. Beach bum Ronda Hennings. M.C.'s Katie Graves and Meri Isom (Annette and Nancy) introduce our princes. KING Or HEARTS RANDY MILLER MARK KRILL BRIAN BULLARD ERIC BOWEN AARON VANDERBILT 18 Student Life