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

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FRESHMEN King Arthur the Flaming Skull After playing with his King Arthur action figures, Billy (Chad Gross) falls asleep and begins to dream about the world of Camelot. His dream had two plot lines. The first was the story of Merlin's (Jason Baker) quest to find the flaming skull and stop Skip, the evil wizard (Greg Walsh). Merlin trailed Skip to an asparagus patch and turned him into a giant eggplant. He took the flaming skull and saved the world. Meanwhile, King Arthur's (Greg Bobbit) Knights did battle with the Black and evil knights. After their victory, one of Arthur's knights called on Merlin to help reunite them with the fair maidens, who had been cursed into not liking the knights. After several unsuccessful attempts by some of Arthur's knights to bring the girls out. Merlin worked his magic and the men and women were finally reunited. The whole kingdom rejoiced with a big dance number to the song Celebrate , choreographed by Holly Zindel, Meg Irvine, and Chele Morley. King Arthur and some of his Knights watch Merlin's dance and try to follow his steps exactly. Unfortunately, they didn't get it quite right, as is evident from the picture. 20 Mayfete Meg Irvine celebrates with a festive dance number after findinc the Naming Skull.

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The Mousekctcers join to sing their family song. Back: Beth Flora, Susie Waldron, Kari Cornett, Carrie Asby, Leigh Barclay; middle: Nicole Murray , Jenny Hartnett, Angie Taylor, Ronda Hennings, Lori Pember. Karen Kallfelz, Lori Niles; front:Julie Stark, Katie Graves, Men Isom, Christina Ofelt, Andrea Taylor, and Suzy Ross. Egyptians Beth riora and Susie Waldron bestow their senior prince, Brian Bullard, with the coveted Mouse ears. MATT MAHONEY CRAIG BELL JOHN GERRIE LESLIE MIKE REILLY Valentine's 19

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AGICAL MOON The three ladies (Mindy Warren, Kristi South, Mery Mohr) sing their quartet while theii skit gets underway. SOPHOMORES A Bedtime Story It all started out when the mother (Jenny Killen) explains to boy (Brian Dove) about the story of Hecate and Mr. Moon. Mr. Moon (Brady Echerer) was the keeper of the moon's light. Every night he'd turn on the moon and shine it's light down on the earth. One day Mr. Moon had a knock on his door. It turned out to be a woman dressed all in black named Hecate (Eleanor O'Brien). Mr. Moon fell in love with her and they got married. But soon after they were married, to Mr. Moon's dismay, things changed. She wanted the moon to stay dark while Mr. Moon wanted the moon to remain light. Competition between Mr. Moon's and Hecates differences was symbolized in a striking dance between black cats and white moons. By now the story was over and the moral was made clear. The constant bickering between Mr. Moon and Hecate accounted for the differing phases of the moon. Sometimes full, sometimes unseen, sometimes inbetween, and that's why our moon constantly changes. Mr. Moon (Brady Echerer) explains to Hecate (Ai-mee Benson) thai things are about to change. The cats of darkness dance to show Mr. Moon that they have much more fun at night. Frosh Soph 21