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

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1. Karen O'Keeffe exercises her vocal cords at the West Linn game. 2. Our very own can can girls wish the court a happy Homecoming: Terri Stirek, Carol Kuse, Laurie Gerber, Joileen Thompson, Sue Stark, Ginny Dir, Debbie Marihugh, Karen O'Keeffe, Kathy Parsons, Cissy Hughes, Julie Willson, Leslie Rislove.3. The gallant Scott Simmons fixes Carol Kuse's hat. 4. Intense action during Milwaukie game keeps Scott Simmons' close attention. 5. Leslie Rislove looks intently on the Put- nam game. 6. Ginny Dir shows frustration as Oregon City makes first touchdown. 7. Apparently legless Ginny Dir and Karen O'Keeffe keep time to the band. 8. Cissy Hughes shows spirit while building up crowd's excitement on home field. 9. After victorious game with West Linn, Scott Simmons, Joileen Thompson, Ginny Dir, Karen O'Keeffe, Carol Kuse, and Leslie Rislove sing the Pacer fight song. Fall Rally 15

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First Pacer rally boy helps promote spirit, encourages enthusiasm Action! . . Spirit! . . these were the main goals of the fall varsity rally. Ginny Dir, Karen O'Keefe, Leslie Rislove, Cissy Hughes, Carol Kuse, Joileen Thompson, and Scott Simmons used their enthusiasm to ignite spirit in every student. Many tasks of the rally went un- noticed and thus unappreciated. One example of this was the careful decorating of each football player's house in blue and gold toilet paper. Another unheralded duty of the rally was their guidance of new stu- dents on orientation day. Several Friday afternoons includ- ed a pep assembly led by the rally. Spirit competitions, skits and a few pranks added extra enjoyment along with speeches made by the coaches and football players. Tom Davis, advisor of the rally, was impressed by the dedication and hard work of the girls. He said, The varsity rally members were extremely self-motivated to perform to their utmost best. The high res- pect given to our school by others is in part due to the great job ac- complished by the squad. Scott Simmons, the varsity rally boy, also did an outstanding job this year. He played an extremely large part in the planning of pep assemblies for each sport and the publicity that was so essential. 14 Fall Rally

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Coaching, teamwork create outstanding 9 0 season for junior varsity This year's J.V. success was the best I've had as a coach in the 12 years I've been coaching, said Coach Jerry Grossen. The J.V.'ers had a 9 and 0 season which was the result of a strong-willed team. The team gave forth a full effort not only in the games; but also in practice, each member of the team gave 100 per cent. On the field we did what we set out to do, con- tinued Grossen. Both Coach Royce McDaniels and Coach Grossen were especially excited with the Lake Oswego-Lakeridge game which gave a final victory and a 9-0 season. 1. Coach Jerry Grossen offers words of encouragement to Joe Barberio before sending him back to the huddle. 2. Eric Gordon and Jeff Hausken show teamwork cutting short a possible Clackamas score. 3. JV FOOTBALL. BACK ROW: Joe Bar- berio, Ed Culp, Jeff Hausken, Frank Nib- ley, Greg Warner, Bruce Rufner. FOURTH ROW: Don Davis, Steve Winters, Mark Nixon, Jeff Eden, Aaron Delong, Dan Kern, Curtis Calonder, Scott Armfield. THIRD ROW: Bob Seid, Gerry Sandes, Gary Neuhoff, Phill Zender, Bill Kuhnert, Alan Burt, Mark Miller, Eric Gardner. SECOND ROW: Bob Paz, Ben Hansen, Scott Griggs, Jim Cone, Wes Dell, Mark Grabow, Tom Rothenberger, Doug Tis- chler. FRONT ROW: Coach Jerry Gros- sen, Mark Smith, Kurt Peddicord, Eric Runckel, Rod Barker, Mike Hedges, Steve Nelson, Jeff Britsch, Jerome Britsch, Brad Byrnes, Royce McDaniels. IV FOOTBALL LHS 28 35 38 8 27 33 14 28 19 J.V. FOOTBALL OPPONENT Gresham Milwaukie Putnam Tigard West Linn Centennial Oregon City Clackamas Lake Oswego Season's Record: 9-0 16 JV Football