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

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BOYS SOCCER Opponent Tigard 4 LHS 0 Barlow 0 8 Lake Oswego 1 1 Oregon City 1 8 Columbia 1 5 Reynolds 0 3 Centennial 1 2 Milwaukie 1 6 Gresham 1 2 Putnam 0 1 Clackamas 0 2 1 GIRLS SOCCER Opponent Cat Gabel 0 LHS 4 Columbia 0 9 Reynolds 0 4 Tigard 0 10 Gresham 1 6 Lake Oswego 1 2 Columbia ■k 8 Columbia 1 6 Reynolds 0 6 Tigard 0 3 Gresham 0 3 Lake Oswego 0 2 Columbia 0 1 1 - BOYS SOCCER. FRONT ROW: Tim Borsi, Pal Phillips, Brian MacMillan, Scott McCleod, Ed Sala, Brent Borland, Todd Borne, Joel Shaw. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Terry Logan, Jeff Pearce, Paul Arnold, Svante Lindahl, Jason Ford, David MacMillan. TOP ROW: Rob Smith, Brian Taylor, Jeff Jones, Andy Didzun, Peter Anne- strand. Kip Kaufman, Scott Instenes. 2 — GIRLS SOCCER. FRONT ROW: Laura Cleland, Teresa Fulwiler, Gigi Keller, Julie Ross, Laurie Burtado, Debbie Gains, Judy Barker, Cindy Ellis, Beidi Band,Cindi Curtis, Becky Memmott, Nancy Gianotti, Tricia Sullivan. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Jim Jamieson, Leslie Cronn, Lisa Althoff‘ Andrea Kalnin, Barb Rohen, JoAnne Bergeron, Nancy Montgomery, Evelyn Rauch, Anne Carver, Lois Polhetes, Michelle McMoran, Diane Trimble, Coach Bob Raes. BACK ROW: Karen Watkins, Laurie Ragans, Michelle Meyers, Cindy Anderson, Ellen Arnold, Terry Burner, Lisa Bryan, Terry Olsen, Kirsten Rezac, Amy Bright, Rachel Owings, Jenny Schmidt, Lori Cline, Evan Grant. SOCCER 23

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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

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GYMNASTICS ’Winning is super; losing is learning; gymnastics is a challenge.” Kathy Cortese Under the guidance of Coach John Turchi, the boys gymnastics team improved steadily as the season progressed. Senior Captains Tim Pearson and Mark Cadwell led the team. Pearson set a new school record for the hori- zontal bar, but another senior, Mike Van Allen, was unable to compete because of a broken wrist. Five freshmen turned out which was very encouraging. Freshman Mike Carson set a new record for best all-round freshman. Coach Turchi considered the year a building year for a young team. Perhaps the biggest highlight of the year was the team’s victory over the Lake Oswego Lakers. Coach Vicki Thomas considered the year one of 100% improvement for the girls. The young team set personal goals and achieved the team goal of more team work. Senior Captain Kristy Cortese went to dis- trict on the uneven bars and vault. Sopho- more Brenda Baldwin also had the opportun- ity to compete. Perhaps one of the biggest disappointments for the year was that Joan Cameron was un- able to do her best because of an injury. The freshman turnout was a very bright spot in the program, with nine freshmen joining the team. I — Judges watch while Joan Cameron displays grace at the Kingsmen meet. 2 — Neal Marshall shows strength on the floor while concentrating on his routine. 24 GYMNASTICS J GIRLS GYMNASTICS BOYS GYMNASTICS pponent iitnam gard Milwaukie D. Douglas Lake Oswego West Linn Centennial Clackamas Barlow The Dalles Oregon City Lake O'wego Opponent D. Douglas Lake Oswego West Linn Clackamas Hillsboro Benson Like Oswi Columbi; Reynolds Tigard District