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

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BELOW: Pat Pierce and Carol Kuse look on as their team aims for a touchdown. BOTTOM: JV RALLY: Barb Haneline, Carol Kuse, Pat Pierce, Debbie Keller, Debbie Watson. BELOW RIGHT.' Debbie Watson and Barb Haneline paint a sign to promote spirit in the school. 5 JV RALLY Dedicated gals heh: their teams to victory The 1973-74 Junior Varsity Ral- ly consisted of Barbara Haneline, Carol Kuse, Pat Pierce, Debby Kel- ler, Pert Marshall and Debbie Wat- son. Working under advisor Miss Patti Hammond, these six girls put in many hours to promote spirit at all the games. They attended all football games, cross country meets, basketball games, wrestling and track meets. Before they could attend these ath- letic events, however, many hours were devoted to practice. Much time was also spent helping to promote spirit throughout the school. This was done by painting signs and making cookies and re- freshments for the players. They also helped sell spirit ribbons. Ft JV Rally 15

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FROSH RALLY Six girls promote spirit at numerous games The 1973-74 Freshman Rally worked very hand to promote spirit at all freshman events. Tina Hansen, Debbie Hart, Tracy McKinnon, Jamie McMurdie, Jill McMurdie and Lori Panchot were the six girls chosen for freshman rally. Promoting spiritat the games and events took up most of their time. Getting togetherand practicing yells 14 Frosh Rally and routines was done after school, and come rain or shine they were cheering at all the games. Making it somewhat easier was the assistance from the varsity ral- lies. They helped them through rough spots and were there when- ever a big crisis arose. They followed their teams to all games and promoted Pacer spirit. LEFT: FRESHMAN RALLY SQUAD: Jill McMurdie, Tina Hansen, Debbie Hart, Tracy McKinnon, Jamie McMurdie, Lori Panchol. BELOW LEFT: Performing to the fight song is one of the rally's most important tasks. BELOW: Apart from spending her time on rally Jamie McMurdie also keeps up on her school work. BOTTOM: Debbie Hart pre- pares to board a bus bound for one of the freshman basketball games. 1 7,4--Q A!! N -1 .1 um.- li I 'C it gud,-,.,

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FROSH FOOTBALL Bright future looms for team members Throughout the football season, the freshman A and B teams showed great potential for the future of Lakeridge High School football. Great talent and versatility were shown by both teams. The freshman A team, under coaches John Sanders and Jim Cooke, recorded a 6-1-1 record overall. The freshman B team finished the season with a 6-2 record. Under the guidance of the two freshman football coaches, Mr. John Sanders and Mr. Jim Cooke, the B team showed considerable improvement throughout the season. Pride was a big idea expressed as both teams did very well in their last of the season games with ,West Linn and Gresham. The A team de- feated West Linn by a good score of 28 points to 12 points. TheB team had a score of 0 poin ts to Gresham's 16 points. BELOW LEFT: Freshman Doug Wright i511 smashes up the Lake Oswego fresh- man quarterback. RIGHT.' Coach Jim Cooke discusses strategy with freshman football player Steve Billman during a timeout against Clackamas. BELOW RIGHT: Coach John Sanders discusses the game against Lake Oswego with his players. .wr T xg Y' 52- Q:- ? me. -J' . V '7 4 V' -' S' ff C M . f m f-.,..I'j v .anis N . . - Y 5 if . X 2' 16 Frosh Football 'Va -4