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

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1 — Brent Reimer, Lars Schylberg, and George Bendon lead the JV race. 2 — John Sullivan relaxes during a meet. 3 — Sandy Sullivan shows her winning style. 4 - CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT ROW: Dan Buchman, Bill Steffens, Mark Bakken, Ken James, Tim O'Toole, Steve Macy, John Sanders, Cam Macmillan, Scott Kirkpatrick, Matt Rothbart, David Candland, Todd Rendell, Nancy Millis, Brent Reimer. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Wood, Doug Thompson, Dan Young, Koen Bannister, Rhonda Weidman, Deanie Harkson, Barb Robinette, Ada Smith, Terry Montague, Tom Gates, Tom Ro- thenberger, John Sullivan, Joe Breuner, Eve Colhouer, Judy Cromwell, Chris An- derson. BACK ROW: Larry Atchison, Howard Russell, George Banson, Chris Bakken, Greg Montague, Larry Tew, Eric Bosse Ted Bergeron, Todd Cliff, Lars Schylberg, Tim Standerfer, Mike McGrana- han, Mike Hagans, Tim McCown, Cathy Goolsby, Becky Runckel, Sandy Sullivan, Virginia Richards, Coach Keith Hurd- strom. CROSSCOUNTRY 21

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CROSS COUNTRY Talent abounds! Chris Wood The boys varsity cross country team had another outstanding season as they captured the Wilco League crown. They went undefeat- ed in dual meets to make a four-year record of 55-0. Outstanding runner Tom Rothenberger won the league championship and placed fourth at state. Runners John Sullivan, Dan Young, Chris Wood, Tim Standifer, and Doug Thompson helped the team to set an all dis- trict low of 33 points and to place 7th at the state meet. The girls cross country team had a good year too. They finished 2nd at the district meet which allowed them to go to the state competition. Sophomore Sandy Sullivan headed the girls team by placing 5th at district. Newcomer Ada Smith gave the girls an extra surprise boost on their way to a good season. The junior varsity team had a perfect year again as they captured the Wilco League title and went undefeated in dual meets. Runners Dan Buchman and Larry Tew led the team to their great season. Steve Macy and Tim Rendell headed the freshmen to an undefeated year. The fresh- men also won the Wilco League title. 1 1 — Tom Rothenberger is proud of his win at Lake- ridge. 2 — It was the beginning of the race for the girls at the District meet. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Opponent LHS Gresham 50 15 West Linn 50 IS Putnam 41 19 Clackamas 49 15 Tigard 48 15 Columbia 44 15 The Dalles 50 15 S. Eugene 34 36 Like Oswego HO 36 Reynolds 50 15 Oregon City 48 15 Hood River 44 15 Barlow 45 15 Lake Oswego 34 25 Centennial 42 18 Milwaukie 50 15 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Opponent LHS Gresham 50 15 West Linn 50 15 Putnam 27 30 Clackamas 41 16 Tigard 44 15 Columbia Inc. 15 The Dalles 44 20 Reynolds 43 20 Oregon City 46 17 Hood River 41 17 Barlow 45 15 Like Oswego 43 20 Centennial Inc. 18 Milwaukie 44 17 20 CROSS COUNTRY

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SOCCER It was a great thrill for our team to win district Ed Sala The boys soccer team had a great year. They won the Wilco League title with such players as Ed Sala, Andy Dizdun, Jeff Jones, and Rob Smith, In the quarterfinals they won the game against the Forest Grove Vikings 2-1, but in the semi-finals they lost to the eventual state champions of Beaverton 4-1 at Civic Stadium. They placed 3rd in the state tournament. Terry Logan was very happy with the team’s success. The girls soccer team was very successful too. Their record of 16-1 was the best in the Wilco League as they were named champions of the league. Seniors Rachel Owings, Leslie Cronn, Barb Rohen, Lois Pothetes, and Lisa Althoff boosted the team to their great season. The team lost in the semifinals which was dis- appointing to them but they were pleased overall. Coach Bob Raes commented on the girls’ togetherness and team unity to which he attributed the team’s success. Peter Wittner, the coach of the boys JV teams, was pleased with their season. The “A” team went undefeated in league play while the “B” team lost only 2 matches of 10. The girls JV team, coached by Jim Jamie- son. won 8 games, tied 2, and lost 1. The girls picked Nancy Gianotti and Diane Trimbley as the most valuable players while Jamieson chose Laurie Hagan as the most improved player. 1 1 — Brian Taylor smashes over his opponent to get at the ball. 2 — Scott McCleod and Coach Terry Logan discuss some team tactics. 3 — Debbie Tischler assists Nancy Montgomery to recover the ball for the Pacers. 22 SOCCER