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

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Left: Julie Thomson gives a happy cheer as the Pacer team makes a touchdown on the Laker field at the Lakeridge and Lake Oswe- go game. Center left: Joanne Kalberer and Julie Thomson give a Pacer smile as they energetically support the Fall Rally pyramid. Bottom left: Wendy Sample takes a rest after a tiring rally cheer at halftime. Below: Caught off guard stand Anne Jacobs and Mary Jane Headlee While raising the flag towards the start of a victory game.

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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

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Vorsily Football Coach Iom Smyt e's varsity football team commanded the illamette division of the Wilco League thro gh the first six weeks of the season. The Paders rode high on a 6-O re- cord and a 5th in the state ratings. This includ- ed a 28-6 victory over cross town rival Lake Oswego. But after being badly beaten by Mil- waukie, the Pacers dropped the last two in close decisions to finish 6-3 and a disappoint- ing third in their division. The offensive team was led by all league quar- terback John Piggot. When John wasnlt throw- ing one of his 12 touchdown passes, he was handing off to either halfback Charlie Klever, fullback John Cleary, or tailback Terry Crab- tree. The three backs combined for 20 touch- downs, and were, along with Piggot, the scor- ing power of the Pacers. The defense led by 2nd team all state back Terry Crabtree taught opponents that it wasn't easy to score touch- downs against Lakelidge. The season is over llmut the future looks bright with the entire 22 man standing lineup, minus four, returning next year. With the experience of the players and a little luck, Coaches Tom Smythe, Jerry Groasen, and Royce McDaniels may have a title in l973. Above: Following Bruce Silver, the entire squad gets ready to take the field against Oregon City. Below: Defensive standout Mark Black takes time for a quick rest on the sidelines. Opposite page top: John Cleary leaps over tacklers as he goes into the endzone. Cen- ter: Eric Peterson peers through teammates shoulders at the scoreboard during a close game. Below: The Lakeridge student body enjoys another victory over Clackamas. Varsity Football 20 i X