Lake Oswego High School - Lakers Log Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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Rash of Injuries Kills Title Hopes The Laker football team suffered through a frustruating season, finishing 5-4 for the year. Led by a strong contin- gent of Seniors and Juniors, as well as a pair of surprising Sophomores, the team clawed to victory in extremely emotional games such as the 7-0 upset of defending champion, The Dalles. Despite winning that battle, it seemed as though LO lost the war as starting middle linebackers Gary Morean and Chuck Webster were both lost for the season. Those injuries seemingly set a pre- cedent as a phenomenal rash of injuries to valuable starters struck the team. End Keith Neely was lost for the season with a broken arm and Sophomore Kent Howe missed several key games. Quarterback Steve Bartelt looks for the open man. (Right) Stan Oyama, first team All-League offensive tackle, wipes mud off as he listens to halftime talk.

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Princess Sheri Trulock enjoys her convertible ride through One of the princesses chosen to represent the Senior Class was Gail sunny Lake Oswego. Ehman. An elated Jane Harries talks with well wishers after the traditional assembly naming the princesses.

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Although backup quarterback, Sophomore Eric Gassner was best known for his work on de- fense. His nailing of the Gresham quarterback for a loss helped LO win. Milwaukie The Dalles Hood River Lakeridge Reynolds Centennial Gresham Barlow West Linn Won 5, Lost 4 Second in Columbia Division All-League end Dan Summers hauls in another pass and romps for good yardage against Reynolds. One of the most feared receivers in the league, Summers usually got two-man coverage from most teams. The Senior standout also made first team All-League on defense as safety.