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

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Reynolds Tigard Barlow West Linn Gresham Oregon City 45 Lake Oswego Y Won 3 - Lost 5 -1 Fourth in District LHS Opponent 24 70 40 ' 55 64 4 Centennial 31 64 3 l 71 ' 24 24 71 31 64 50 Above: Girls' Swim Team. Top row: Coach Jim Jamieson, Lin- da Cliff, Cindy King, Diane Ness, Linda De Haas, Terri Smith, Jan Gleason, Karen Blomire, Kathy Clarke, Joileen Thompson, Lisa Perry. Bottom row: Michelle Mass, Leann Reardon, Barb Curtis. Left: Diving Team. Top: Gary Levine. Middle row: Sally Carney, Tom Cooksey, Cindy Scott, Missy Runckel. Front: Dave Wolfe. Girls' Swim Team 29

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Girls' Swim Team Enthusiasm and determination were generated by the 'girls' swim team this year. They put forth much energy in striving to do their best at every meet. The team woiiked out for an hour and a half each day, six days a week, as did the boys' swim team. The girls' team finished the season with three wins and five losses and they placed fourth in district. Jan Gleasonl was the only girl swimmer who qualified for state. She placed first in the individual medley arid second in the 100 butter- fly, thus placing Lalceridge in state competition. Coaching the girls' team were Mrs. Billie Wallace and Mr. Jim Jamieson. Above: Lisa Perry discusses strategy to be used in up- coming meet with Coaches Mrs. Billie Wallace and Mr. Jim Jamieson. Below: Michelle Mass works out with a paddle board during one lof the daily practices. l Girls' Swim Team 28 l L fx? . dg ,yi Qi J, wggafrv V. It-Eiszfwfs wi' . H K ' ,.f,.i-A .1

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Full Play 'fRansom of Red Chief was the first play of the 72-73 school year. It was presented on October 26, 27, and 28. Success was due to the long rehearsals of the actors, careful plan- ning of the technical chairmen, and the excel- lent direction of Mr.lBen Vose. The advanced actinglclass was the chairman of costuming, make-upt sets, lighting, props and sound, while the Theatre Arts and Acting I classes helped while learning the new pro- cesses. l The plot of the play developed around the kidnapping of Red Chief, Ric Rease, by Bill and Sam, alias Scott Uohnson and Mark Cham- berlin. The plot thiclcens with further compli- cations, but the crowning blow was the ran- som note. l The note returned iii the form of a proposi- tion. This letter stated that Uncle Ebeneezer would not take back his nephew unless they paid him two hundred dollars. The story concludesiwith the kidnappers for- ced to pay their worldly sum of one hundred dollars plus numerous cuts and bruises re- ceived from Red Chief. Top right: The Chandler sisters, Susan fLori Fengerj, Abigail fPaula Averyj, and Ellie Uan Rimermanj, look on as their mother greets old friends. Lower left: f'I'm bigger than I look,', shouts Johnny Dorset fRick Reasej to Bill Driscoll fScott Johnsonj as Sam Blake 'Q - if fMark Chamberlinj sneers as he reviews his plans. l . .. . .52m..B1vKf. ...T . ra- ,,.- A Mrslludge .g,g:. T' 'Diorset is ,,'yV, ..rr s..Miller . . siiis . MKSSTQIIVCI .. . i l l . . . . . .. .B . -.-- 'Elite . . . iMin1e.a. . . . aa- Fall Play 30 . .'.- .. i Melcher . Reasei A . . .aafnggsnqbb . . Mike Calkins .Kerin 7 Kennedy y .... -Bev Watts .Libby cfiSW91d . Lori . Jan Rimgrmilllf - --.-. 4..- New . -a'i ixii Nfiirtin p. Bi1lMiNeil ENS-1