Lakeridge High School - Symposium Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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Jv's SPARK Rally SPIRIT Is spirit easy to come by? The JV rally found the answer this year was not always! lt took many nights after school and a lot of other practices before they found it reward- ing, but in the end it was worth it. The most fun was meeting the kids from the other schools says Shivon Riley and the hard- est thing was yelling to nobody. tKasey Davidsonj You have to commit yourself' fClaudia Lienj and that's what they did - selling spirit ribbons and buttons. painting signs and decorating the gym. They worked long and hard to build a spirit that would last, but they all agreed It Was Fun! I' tw -ref P ,f K, rf .Jay Jv Rally zo l fi 'llh ,J L Upper right: In their most difficult cheer Shivon Ri- ley, Claudia Lien, Kasey Davidson and Shalley Rohr- backer yell l-2-3- GO! Above: Missy Runckel pauses for a moment's rest to put on her shoes. Right: During a routine, Martha Miller claps with excitement. . . .

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-x .Q,Q, ., wi .e , 1.4,-A 3 f ,Hs ., Fnosn Pnomorf Rally TEAMS The freshman gold rally consisted of five exciting girls. They were Joy Shaw, Diane Davidson, Karen Radel, Marsha Lance and Pam Wilson. These girls found rally to be difficult and challenging, but a fun and exciting part of their school life. Yelling and doing cheers was just a small por- tion of the job. They promoted spirit and en- couraged people to come and support their team. Signs were painted and they helped the varsity rally during pep assemblies. The hardest thing was making up new yells, said Karen Radel. There were a lot of prob- lems they all agreed. but we managed to solve them. I had fun, commented Diane Davidson, but I don't know if I would do it again. Top: Joy Shaw watches other girls in her rally practice their routines. Above: After school, Karen Radel, Pam Wilson, and Diane Richardson practice the movements to the school song in the commons area. Left: Experimenting with different combinations, Karen Radel tries to devise a new chant.