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

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7 0 record starts female varsity runners on right foot The addition of a girls cross country team proved to be a great success. Running away with the district trophy, the girls proceeded to state where they finished seventh. The girls and boys combined record was 46 wins and 1 loss. Great performances were shown by senior Patty Norris, junior Jen- nifer Bird, sophomore Rhonda Weidman, and freshman Nancy Mil- lis. M ill is. Bird, and Weidman were top finishers at district with second, sixth and seventh places. Next year — Wilso League crown! 1. Rhonda Weidman leads the Pacer pack in a girls cross country meet at Lake Os- wego. 2. After a tough race, Patty Norris shows signs of exhaustion. 3. CROSS COUNTRY. BACK ROW: Koen Bannis- ter, Jerry Baars, George Serrill, Mike Berryman, Herb Weisser, Aric Schunk, Rick Aiken, Chris Wood, Joe Bruener, Coach Keith Hurdstrom. THIRD ROW: Mike McGranahan, Loyd Paris, Tim Lam- bery, Dave Steffens, Bruce Shafer, Peter Nelson, Dan Young, Doug Thompson, Bryan Burkey, Dave Luther. SECOND ROW: Manager Janet George, Ken Han- sen, Chris Anderson, Richie Barton, Mark Warner, Paul Wood, Bill Steffens, Mike Teahan, Paul Johnson, Terry Sullivan, Tavita Kolee. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Weidman, Debbie King, Patti Norris, Jen- ny Bird, Kirsten Munsen, Barbara Robi- nette, Julie Cleland, Dawn Richards, Nan- cy Estes, Nancy Mill is. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 18 Girls Cross Country

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Young novices prove victorious throughout the season For the first time in the short history of Lakeridge the freshman football team ploughed through the season undefeated. During the regu- lar season the freshman A team gave away only eight points to their opponents, while the B team gave up only 36 points total. In four out of the seven season games the A and B teams were com- bined into one to play the opposing team. In the other games the Pacers split to play A and B teams against the opposing schools. The defense was the major reason for the success of the freshman team. They fought hard and gave little to offensive drives against them. Coaching by John Sanders and Mike Gremillion was also a fac- tor for their outstanding season. 1. Coach John Sanders discusses next play with Stewart Simmons. 2. Tom Gray tucks the ball under his arm and goes for the goal line. 3. FROSH FOOTBALL. BACK ROW: Andy Nacrelli, John Dun- lap, Kevin Dorney, Mark Balfour, Matt Smith, Todd Halvorson, Peter Annestrand, Doug Eliertson, Eric Brattain. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Mike Gremillion, Tom Gray, Mike Britsch, Stewart Simmons, Pat Shan- non, Ken Roberts. Mike Keeler, Spike Ward, Dan Kocer, Dan Chandler, Jim Todd, Coach John Sanders. FRONT ROW: David Weislogel, Frank Leahy, Jon Evans, Chris Larson, Billy Rainey, Darwin Hudson, Doug Kiersey, Mike Slausen, Wayne Lightburn, John McSweeney. FROSH FOOTBALL FRESHMAN A FOOTBALL LHS OPPONENT 19 Lake Oswego 0 41 Gardiner 0 38 Ogden 14 18 Tuality 0 39 Milwaukie 20 17 Clackamas 0 20 Putnam 0 Season's Record: 7-0 FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL LHS OPPONENT 12 Clackamas 8 0 West Linn 8 6 Lake Oswego 0 Season's Record: 2-1 Frosh Football 17

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Male harriers clinch Wilco League title for second year The Lakeridge varsity cross coun- try team displayed another success- ful season. The record spoke for itself with a total of 13 wins and no losses, plus a first place finish at district. These so-called road runners swept the district league competition with junior standout Dave Steffens capturing first place. Seniors Terry Sullivan and Mike Berryman followed to take third and seventh place. George Serrill, Paul Johnson and Chris Wood made strong contributions to aid in the outstanding season. The coaching of Keith Hurd- strom kept the boys striving to ob- tain the height of their abilities. The Pacer pack finished with a fifth place at the state meet. Dave Steffens breezed in for an individ- ual spot of tenth place. Steffens achieved a number of honors through the season. One was being chosen to compete in Houston, Texas, at the AAU Junior Track Championships. He was also selected for the second league all-state cross country team. '1. Dave Steffens and George Serrill keep on pacing through the mud with visions of-the final step in their heads. 2. Mike Berryman blazes the trail while Paul Johnson and Chris Wood determinedly follow his path. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY LHS OPPONENT 22 Milwaukie 35 18 Putnam 42 15 Gresham 50 15 Barlow 50 15 West Linn 44 19 Tigard 43 20 Centennial 42 19 Lake Oswego 43 15 Oregon City 50 17 Clackamas 44 20 The Dalles 44 15 Hood River 50 15 Reynolds 50 Season's Record: 13-0 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY LHS OPPONENT 15 Barlow 50 15 Reynolds Inc. 17 Tigard 39 17 Clackamas 43 15 Hood River 50 19 Lake Oswego 40 47 Lincoln 89 19 Putnam 42 22 Milwaukie 35 30 PIL 15 The Dalles 50 26 Parkrose 83 15 Oregon City 50 15 West Linn 49 15 Gresham 50 18 Centennial Season's Record: 13-0 Varsity Cross Country 19