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

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Spiking their way to the best freshman season ever, the volley- ball team was unstoppable. First year Coach Stephanie Hagstrom led her team to a 12-2 record. The team also won two tournaments. Team captain Mary Ann Shull was one of the most consistent players, but all ten members played well. The stan- douts in overhand serving included Shull, Molly Parker, Laura Miller, ------ C «rtKrvo r OtUicUUalU Freshmen Opponent WIN LOSS McMinnville LOSS Canby WIN Putnam WIN West Linn WIN Oregon City WIN Milwaukie WIN Lake Oswego WIN Clackamas LOSS Putnam WIN West Linn WIN Oregon City WIN Milwaukie WIN Lake Oswego WIN Clackamas WIN Wins: 12 Losses: 2 and Amy Mounsey. Every player improved their strong skills during the season. Their record shows “This is an outstanding group of girls; all are fun to work with and all are on their way to varsity.” promise for a successful future in volleyball. By Mark Miller 1. Spiking the ball is Molly Parker, while Kristen Allen and Mary Ann Shull await the return. 2. FRESHMAN TEAM. BACK ROW: Coach Stephanie Hagstrom. Kristen Allen, Mimi Baldwin, Amanda Montgomery, Molly Parker, Leslie Holzemer, FRONT ROW: Kirsten Braden, Mary Ann Shull, Robin Baily, Laura Miller, Mimi Murphy, Amy Moun- sey.

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Setting up Sor victory Successful was the key word in describing the JV volleyball season. With an outstanding 12 win - 2 loss record, they dominated the league and captured first place. The team, coached by Beanie McLaurie, con- sisted mostly of sophomores. They took off at the beginning of the sea- son and never stopped. “The team was a good ball-control team’’, stat- ed Coach McLaurie. “They had ex- cellent skills.” Three juniors lent their skills and leadership to the young team, while they also set a good example. The juniors were Laura Hutchins, Kristin Torgeson, and Molly Montgomery. One of the most exciting moments during the season was the high fin- ish at the McMinnville Tournament. “The girls got along well and worked together in order to win. I enjoyed coaching such a team.” They played against some tough teams, and in the end captured sec- ond place. Coach Beanie was pleased to have coached the team. “The girls’ ac- complishments showed their pride in their work and their ability to co- operate, making this season the best ever.” „ „ By Susan Sather Junior Varsity Opponent WIN LOSS Beaverton Canby Putnam West Linn Oregon City Milw'aukie Lake Oswego Clackamas Putnam West Linn Oregon City Milwaukie Lake Oswego Clackamas LOSS WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN LOSS WIN WIN WIN WIN Wins: 12 Losses: 2 1. Guiding the team to victory, Coach Beanie gives the players some pointers. 2. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. BACK ROW: Coach Beanie McLaurie, Molly Montgomery, Christine Baxendale, Nicole Benedict. Betsy Lindsey, Kris- tin Hardy, Lisa Barbera. FRONT ROW: Jennifer Salva- tore, Steffanie Powell, Laura Hutchins, Kristin Torgeson, Gayvin Powers, Stephanie Mar- andas, Chris Beals. NOT PIC- TURED: Mary Green. JV Frosh Volleyball

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Directed by the new drama teach- er, Sahni Samuelson, a talented cast put on three flawless performances of Antigone. Modernizing the Sophoclean trag- edy of Antigone was a great under- taking for Frenchman Jean Anouilh in 1943. Anouilh’s version of Antigo- ne symbolized, in a carefully dis- guised way, the French protest of Germany’s occupation of France “The close-knit situation of the cast gave us the opportunity to get to know each other better.” during World War II. The play for- tunately passed German censorship. The timeless quality of Antigone al- lows the audience to identify with Success of a tragedy the characters’ continual struggle between moral and state rights. In the play, Antigone (Carolyn Hunter) is torn between family loy- alty and state jurisdiction. She is forced into a hopeless fight against her uncle Creon (Chad Bochet,) King of Thebes, when she disobeys an edict he has made against her brother. Her fiance, Haemon (Allan Cordova,) and her sister, Ismene (Kathleen Khonke,) support her in her struggle to do what is right. These other cast members all helped to unfold this great tragedy: Creighton Burgher, Traci Miadich, Janelle Gates, Pat Reynolds, Lance Larson, Mike McGee, Eric Schultz, Toby LaFrance, and Joy Ellis. With the assistance of Jodi Ar- noff, Kari Bartos, Matt Lyons, Ra- chel Cooper, and Quint Carlson backstage, the play went on smooth- ly all three nights. This play showed Lakeridge drama at its best. by Jill Thelen 1. The complete cast of Antigone as seen backstage. 2. In the early morning, An- tigone (Carolyn Hunter) welcomes reas- surance from her nurse, (Janelle Gates). Fall Play