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

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G :,oPPoNENT 667.65 'Parkrose 38 I U 68.96 The Dalles 82 . i 07 73. 88 Jackson G 7 3. 91 80.65 Clackamas 75. 98 75.81 I Tigara 63.95 71. 93 Wilson 73. 12 76.47 Lake Oswego 62.07 District team score 85.76 TOP LEFT: GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM. TOP ROW: Karen O'Keefe, Libby Griswold, Lee Ann Reardon, Debbie Fell, Debbie Pearson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Mer- lin Gackle, Michelle Mass, Robin Sleeper, Julie Wilson, Mona McGrif1S Dee Dee Mil- ler, Mrs. Pam Olds. BOTTOM: Barb Ba- som, Lisa Massinger, Ann Gianotti, Malia Folquet. MIDDLE LEFT: Don Robertson, M.C. for the meets and the scorers, wat- ches the girls perform. LEFT: Ann Gia- notti shows balance in performing well on the beam. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Pam Olds, girls gymnastics coach, watches the girls practice. Girls Gymnastics 25

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ABOVE: Ann Gianotti shows style as she performs her floor exercise. RIGHT.' Mr. Merlin Gackle watches carefully as he spots Libby Griswold. 24 Girls Gymnastics , gl , GIRLS GYMNASTICS Team sends five girls to state meet Considering the change in season from winter to fall, the girls had a fine season. They won three meets and lost four. The season change meant tough practice during the late summer. Coached by Mrs. Pam Olds, the girls competed in four events. These events were the balance beam, side- horse, uneven parallel bars and floor exercise. All the- girls competed equally well in all four events. It took a lot of practice to per- fect their routines, to achieve team goals and sometimes individual goals. Although it was a tough sea- son, they showed great ability in working as a team. The team also shows great promise for the coming year. At the district meet at Clackamas, some of the girls competed, hoping for a place in state. Ann Gianotti placed seventh in the parallel bars and seventh in the all round score. Dee Dee Miller placed fourth in vaulting, which is good enough for a place in state. Dee Dee finished the season by placing fifteenth out of 58 competing. .fihlf

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STUDENT G0 VERNMENT Communityfaculty-students work together TheAssembly is Lakeridge's form of student government. The Assem- bly is made up of twenty-five stu- dents, ten faculty members, four people from the community and ad- visor Mr. Gordon James. The group of students were divided into six commissions with specific duties and a chairman. Senior Martha Ins- keep was the overall chairman. Early in the fall, the school board became very concerned with the smoking problem and approach- ed the Assembly for help. After Assembly members had a discussion, and took a student-fa- culty-community survey, aproposal was written up and put before the school board in favor of a desig- nated smoking area. The bill was accepted and passed. Concerned with the litter in the commons, a bill was passed cutting sale of candy from the student store. When the parking situation got out of hand, the Assembly pushed for tow away of illegally parked cars at the owner's expense. The 1973-74 school year proved to be a very progressive year for the Lakeridge Assembly. ag, 26 Student Government