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

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of trying to run against defensive ends Ken Martin and Steve Black, both sophomores. Mike Silcox and Jeff Bonnington teamed up to make a potent and speedy backfield. After a tough season with both ups and downs, the J V team showed more than anything else, Promise. The JV team was made up of mainly sophomores who will return for two seasons. SCOREBOARD LHS Opponent Barlow - forfeit l9 Hood River 6 0 Putnam 24 14 West Linn 26 Lake Oswego - forfeit 26 Tigard 12 O Clackamas 33 0 Milwaukie 18 0 Oregon City 1.3 4 Wins - 5 Losses Left: Bill Haneline breaks past two Clackamas defend- ers into open field on a punt return. Below: Mike Ste- vens attempts to block pass in the JV-frosh scrimmage. SK .Q it tlte vw A X i JV Football 17

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f iv Football Led by an experienced coaching staff, includ- ing one newcomer, the Lakeridge JV football team rolled up a four win, five loss record. The Pacer wins came in close contests against Hood River and Tigard. Barlow and cross- town rival Lake Oswego were forced to forfeit because of a lack of team members. Head Coach Jerry Grossen was aided by Royce McDaniel and Jim Cooke. McDaniel, coming from Tigard, was a welcome addition to the Pacer staff. The Pacers led off the season with two victor- ies over Tigard and Hood River. Running back Josh Kaufman led the team in overall scoring. Kaufman was aided by the blocking of his backfield mate Jetff Smith. Quarterback Tracy Howard added his passing arm to the thrust of a powerful offense. Howard's main targets were sophomore end Dave Gellos and power- ful junior Buck Wise. The offensive line was anchored by standouts Todd Spencer, John Cobb, and Craig Wagner. However good the offense was, the defense was equally impressive. Defensive linebackers Mike Stevens and Chuck Sauvain both com- piled outstanding statistics in the tackling de- partment. The Lafkeridge strong point was at end. All Wilco opponents had the frustration Above right: Coach Berry Grossen gives last minute instructions to linenian Glen Jacobs before a game. Right: Josh Kaufman kicks an extra point against Clackamas as Rocky iGillette holds. Below: JV Team. Front row: T. McGranahan, D. Gellos, S. Vessey, R. Ruedy, K. Lawless, Haneline, M. Silcox, T. Robe- son, G. Monteferranti, J. Bonnington, M. Stevens, J. Vassias. Middle row: Head Coach Jerry Grossen, C. Wagner, S. Studebalder, G. Jacobs, S. Hubener, G. Gillette, R. Herren, Ji Offield, M. O'Donnell, R. How- ard, K. Martin. Backl row: Coach Royce McDaniels, J. Erdman, C. Sauvain, T. Spencer, B. Wise, J. Kauf- man, C. Petrie, J. Snmith. 'H ww Tix-

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Full Rally The six Fall Varsity Rally girls entered school faced with the problem of a deteriorating school spirit and a definite lack of interest in the rally squad. They came up with the fol- lowing ideas for the football season: For the big Lakeridge-Lake Oswego game the rally sponsored a '4Return to the 50's day. Students, faculty, and rally dressed up in 50's style clothes and there was a contest for best dressed and for the best hair-style. The stu- dents all congregated to see the outcome of the contest in the gym. They also boosted team moral by decorating houses at 4 a.m. Friday mornings, making locker signs for every player and supplying plenty of food afier every game. The season ended with the rally throwing a potluck dinner for the football team. The encouragement and support they received from the student body and faculty was greatly appreciated. Mary Jane Headlee, Julie Thomson, Laurie Hazen, Anne Jacobs, Joanne Kalberer and Wendy Sample comprised the Fall Rally. At the end of the first quarter Joanne moved and Debbie Dennis was her replacement. They were advised by Miss Jan Bailey. Above right: Leadingi the crowd with spirit, Laurie Hazen jumps with enthusiasm. Right: The Fall Varsity Rally consists of ftop rowj Mary Jane Headlee, Joanne Kalberer, fbot- tom rowj Wendy Sample, Ann Jacobs, Julie Thomson, and Laurie Hazen. Fally Rally l8