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

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J. V. FOOTBALL LHS Beaverton 14 35 Canby 7 40 Glencoe 14 21 Newberg 2 29 Tigard 19 33 Dallas 0 38 Forest Grove 0 35 McMinnville 19 49 Lake Oswego 0 32 Wins: 9 Losses. 0 FOOTBALL 15

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UNDERCLASSMEN SHOW PROMISE The football players on the three underclass teams show great promise of making fine varsity players in the future. Both the J.V. (9-0) and the Freshmen (7-1) captured their league championships. Although the Sophomore team was 2-4-1, they made their opposing teams work hard. Coach Hackenbruck thought that they improved their skill level tremendously. 1. Tom Taylor runs for the hole created by blockers 2 J.V FOOTBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Troy Yost. Todd Carden. Craig Chizum. Sean Roberts. Eric Croll. Mike Smith. James Feld. Chris Christensen. Joe Watts. MIDDLE ROW Eric Larsen. Eric Larson. Tom Harwood. John Wagner. Dave Dahlquist, Kris Rezac. Randy Timmerman. Paul Koepke. Chris Sawyer FRONT ROW Chris Gel- los. Larry Thun. David Auxier. Perry Peterson. Tom Taylor. Rick Mreen. Tom Stark. MikeMatnic. 3. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Coach Hackenbruck. Jim Sather. Jm Harwood. Drayden Ekas. John Hardy. Alan Parrish. Mike Kehoe. Dean Ekas. Jeff Zeteny. Coach Locey THIRD ROW Jim Schell. Eric Sporre. Mike Schaeffer. Steve Josephson. Chris Clark. Martin Dana. Scott Simmons. Rob Eldridge SECOND ROW Chuck Bloch. Chris Ca- meron, Rob Brady. Scott Peters. Geoff Hart. Brad Parrish. Tim Moore. Chad Peterson. Joey Martinez FRONT ROW Mark McDaniel. Danny White. Charlie Bailey. Greg Wootcott. Dave Bondo, Jeff Logan, Shawn Simons. Jamil Nizan. Ron Fdwtier 4 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW David Dusseau. Joe McCarthy. Jeff Danchok. Greg Brown. John Leary, Mike Becker. Tom McNamara. Todd Skrinar. MIDDLE ROW Erik Hurdstrom, Quinn Nieland, Brad Kuhnert. Heath Greenwood. Matt Perry. Scott Berry. Craig Swanson. David Daly. Larry Kemp. FRONT ROW Coach Erdman. Greg Schreiter. Larry Leighton. Jeff Gabel. Don Milford. Sean Scheans. Rob Piubeni. David Campf. Mike Fanger. Pete Gatto. Coach Devine. 14 FOOTBALL

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 NOT QUITE FOUR That's right the 1981 Varsity Boys Soccer Season ended abrubtly when they were beat for the first time in the entire season during the state playoffs. The regular season was one of success and injuries. Within the first five games the team was hit by a plague in injuries that sidelined a majority of the senior members. These problems went to the advantage of the team when it was discovered that the people off fhe bench were equally as strong as the people out with injuries. This was proven through such crushing defeats as: LHS vs. Canby where the score was eight to one and LHS vs. Estacada where the Pacers buried them in the turf with a score of ten to one. For the whole season, the varsity blasted its opponents sixty-three to six. After winning the Willamette Valley League crown, the Pacers were “rigged and ready for state. In the opening game against Gladstone at Civic Stadium, the varsity won four to nil. Kent Jensen racked up a hat-trick (three goals) to bring his season total to an outstanding twenty-nine. Rich Ramakers earned the other goal by exploding a shot from the top of the box putting it through a mass of defenders and into the back of the net. In the following quarter final game to the shock of the players and fans, the Pacers were beat one to nil. This concluded a season that started a number six rating in the team polls and moved up to number one. 16 SOCCER