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

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1. Homecoming court: Natalie Graham. Ni- cole Baker. Kim Clare. Suzy Scott. Jade Carpenter, Laura Miller. Anne Scott, and Janice Bech. 2. Laurel? Or Woody Ostrom? Homecoming

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Through the ages Beatle Mania, the Roaring 20’s, and the Swinging 50’s were a few symbolized eras used to carry out this year’s Homecoming theme, “Coming Through the Ages”. During the assembly, Derrick Van Orden traveled through time, in his time machine, to capture eight prin- cesses for Homecoming. He was suc- cessful, bringing us Kim Clare, Suzy Scott, Janice Bech, Anne Scott, Nat- alie Graham, Nicole Baker, Laura Miller, and Jade Carpenter. Homecoming Week events in- cluded a band performance by Ac- cent, a Twister competition, a pa- rade in the commons, and a first- time bonfire before the big football game. At halftime, Suzy Scott was crowned the new Homecoming queen by last year’s queen, Julie Lyons. The Homecoming Dance was held “I liked having the dance in the com- mons.” Friday night, after the game, in the commons. An original idea replacing the usual semi-formal dance held in the gym, on a different evening. Pam Ballo, who attended the dance, commented, “I liked having the dance in the commons”. Hopefully, the new events estab- lished during Homecoming Week will be carried on as traditions in the future. by Wendy Haliski 1. A surprised smile was shown on Suzy Scott's face as she was crowned the new Homecoming Queen. 2. The Brady girls revisited? Karyn Larson, Chrissy Goyelte, Andrea McGraw. Tiffany Souza, and Suzy Scott show their school spirit.

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Surprising success Nothing but praise was voiced by Coach Logan for the Varsity Boys Soccer team. ‘‘We were definitely one of the best teams in the state. Had we not drawn Sunset in the first round of playoffs, we would have been a strong contender for the State title.” Logan felt the team had greatly improved from last year but did not receive the recognition they deserved. There was certainly a strong base of talent as Logan re- flected, ‘‘Our seniors were great, and they are going to be difficult to re- place. Brad Heilman is the best keeper in the state and Kurt Cote and J.J. Brumfield are outstanding up front. The strength in the back was provided by Kelly Tuttle and Tom Jenkins, while Sean Egusa and “We were definitely one of the best teams in the state.” Brad Martz also contributed an im- mense amount of skill.” The turning point of the season was a disappoint- ing 2-1 loss to Lake Oswego. The guys finished second in league and went on to the first round of the state playoffs. Logan is hopeful about next year as he looks to hav- ing a youthful team of high quality players. by Pam Ballo VARSITY BOYS SOCCER. BACK Brad Martz. Peter Cochran, Joel Elsom, ROW: Brad Heilman, Sean Egusa, Kel- Brett Egusa. Greg Ingram. Dennie ley Tuttle. J.J. Brumfield. Brian Burke. Wendt. Brian Guhlkc. Jason Zeiber. Coach Terry Logan. MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Darrel Luther. Matt Varsity Boys Soccer Krebs. Tom Jenkins. Kurt Cote. Todd Martinez. Dave Holmberg, Derrick Pro- vine.