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

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JQER unix EIGHT GIRLS Ra y cHos51v Caron Chaney, Diana Cummins, Bea Kalber- er, Nancy Klein, Becky Lind. Linda Stuber, Jan Turner, and Cathy Young were the eight girls chosen to deal with the task of bringing the school together. They were confronted with a much larger job than any of them had anticipated. Because of the late JV and freshman rally tryouts. the varsity was expected to cover every event at any grade level. This meant attending at least one swimming meet, cross country meet and a football game each week. According to Nan- cy Klein, We had many, many jobs besides being at games. I never realized how much work rally is. We made signs, planned pep as- semblies, worked out yells, decorated the football players' houses at 4 a.m., among other things. Did they enjoy it? Yes!!l fCaron Chaney and Diana Cumminsj. Linda Stuber conclud- ed it best by saying, It was hard and tiring, but I loved it all. We were all brought togeth- er in good and bad situations. We tried our best - we went all out to represent each team and we are all proud of it. Upper left: Cathy Young enthusiastically leads the crowds in a mid-season pep yell. Left: Linda Stuber shows her approval of a good play by the Pacers. Above: Nancy Klein participates in a half-time yell at the first football game. Rally 29

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'Sl' 1-i: a ,W is' K. Upper left: Diana Cummins found it hard to remain serious during the swim team pep yell. Above: Tra- ditional blue hat of Bea Kalberer shows up again at one of the many football games. Above right: Caron Chaney, obviously enjoying the pep skit, sits and waits for her turn to participate. Right: Becky Lind and Jan Turner look over a note rom the LOHS rally before the game between the two schools. Rainy 28

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G0 RUN Cross-Country WIN Lakeridge's first cross-country team en- joyed a fine inaugural season. They won eleven dual meets while losing only three, good for a third place finish in the tough Wilco League, remarked Coach Keith Hurd- strom about his cross-country season. One of the most thrilling meets was the Pa- cer victory over Lake Oswego High School ending the Lakers 50 straight winning streak. Practice sessions were tough, beginning Sun- day with each boy running four to five miles on his own. Mondays were the Sprints with each taking part in: eight 440's, eight lO0,s and eight 220's. Tuesdays were long distance workouts ranging from seven to eight miles. Wednesdays were the running of hills and rough terrain. Thursdays were easy work- outs with the running of two miles, ending the week with the meet on Friday. The 1971 cross-country team enjoyed a win- ning season as individuals, as well as a team, each boy gained in the building of his own personal character, through the strengthen- ing of self-discipline. Left: Practicing for the meet on Friday, Lance Hubener works to build his stamina. Top: Doug Gerber checks shoes to be sure they're tied well before taking off on the long run. Above: Cross-country team, front row: S.,Richard- son, S. Potter, D. Hayhurst, T. Eaton, M. Kilgour, T. Gleason, K. Robinette, M. McGriff, B. Rohen. Back row: S. Cousin, T. Dahlstrom, B. Mass, T. Keller, L. Hubener, B. Ruebendale,V. Muerlott, S. Hand, J. Jones, K. Peasley, Coach K. Hurdstrom Missing: B. Hoffman, D. Gerber.