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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

Let, f t è t E (| F ` | | | | BLIC LIBRARY Lake Oswego Public Library 706 Fourth Street Lake Oswego, OR 97034 36997021 - = = € = D E: E = ADMINISTRATION, up E . FROSH (EI E MEMORIES : e A - © A Git A SERIE atm — SE SOPHS 178 |. CONTENTS CHRISTMAS 26 O — A year of growing and changing A year of self-expression, of thought Controversy and doubt brought us together In the need for involvement The involvement grew and we formed new friends and through them we found in ourselves a new depth of understanding TI Die Da 7 dé me nr ww New experiences brought many surprises The bonds of friendship were strengthened And our feelings of oneness were reflected In the smiles of others N $3.60 ©. Enjoying Homecoming with a Western flavor . . . Watching class competition in assemblies . . . Whipping Tigard in the Christmas food drive . . . Decorating the halls for Spirit Week Thrilling to the performance of Gypsy . . . Selling one’s own products at Scarborough Fair . . . Water ballooning at May Fete . . . Going through the Art Show for the third time. . . Recycling glass for Ecotactics . . . Graduating finally after three long years . . . WAAR WA ENHOGCLLES TOP LEFT: Jamie Henderson was one of the rally girls helping out. TOP RIGHT: As usual, freshmen seemed to have many questions. BOTTOM: Lori Boek watches as Mr. Davis fills in registration form. Due to the great success of arena scheduling last year, it was repeated this year. The first day of school, seniors, juniors, sophomores and finally freshmen filed through the sweltering boys’ gym to sign up for their classes. Students also paid their fees and picked up their 73 year- books. Senior Omega members manned the boxes where people picked up their class cards, which was different from last year. Although the set-up was confusing and frustrating to some freshmen, everyone got through and was ready to start the next day with his new schedule. TOP LEFT: Dave Wolfard waits for a pen to sign in. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Long answers a John DeLong question. BOT- TOM: Seniors were the first to register on the hot September day. TOP LEFT: A new rally member appeared. LEFT: Patti Krug belts out a Western number accompanied by Mr. Cunning- ham. RIGHT: MC Gary Morean makes his entrance on Bessie, his trusty horse. Homecoming In keeping with the current Western trend, Lakers picked a theme of “After the Gold Rush and plunged right into Homecoming the third week of school, one of the earliest homecomings on rec- ord By planning homecoming early, Lakers hoped to take advantage of the nice Sep- tember weather and avoid the November rains. The plan nearly backfired as it rained early in the week, but it did clear off for the parade Friday afternoon. Sidelined from football with an injury, Gary Morean turned his talents toward becoming Master of Ceremonies. He per- formed many wonderful feats with his trusty horse, Bessie TOP: The Golddiggers, Trista Waarvick, Stacie Dodd, Ann Swearingen, and Marge Handy, enter- tain at the assembly. LOWER LEFT: The varsity football team applauds the selection of its queen. LOWER RIGHT: Last year's queen, Michelle Sweet, crowns Pam Stout as ASB prexy Steve Russell looks on. Homecoming Amid shrieks of approval, the 1973 Homecoming princesses were announced on Friday, September 14. The following Friday, just before the annual parade got on its way, last year's Queen, sophomore Michelle Sweet, relinquished the crown to junior princess Pam Stout. The two senior princesses were Made- line Wright and Denise Ehman. Debbie Lawrence represented the junior class along with the queen. The sophomores chose Joyce Goudy and Jill Miller as their princesses. The freshman class chose Kirsten Wright and Lisa Arbini as its very first princesses. Queen Pam and her court reigned at the Homecoming football game and at the dance following. LEFT: Freshman Eric Girod escorts Princess Kirsten Wright into the gym. RIGHT: Eric Gassner and newly-crowned Queen Pam Stout enjoy the assembly just after she was honored. SR (Ts TOP LEFT: Joyce Goudy and Jill Miller, sophomore princesses, enjoy convertible ride in parade. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior princess Madeline Wright receives congratulations from many friends just after being named to the court. TOP RIGHT: Denise Ehman chats with a friend outside on her way to class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Debbie Lawrence talks with other prin- cesses, BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman Lisa Arbini enjoys her first Homecoming parade. TOP: Seniors whoop it up on their final Homecoming parade. BOTTOM LEFT Andrea VWhetsell alights from bus ready to begin marching. BOTTOM RIGHT Without too many drivers’ licenses, soph omores have to find a ride wherever they can Homecoming Everyone had thing during Homecoming this year Monday was Farmer’: day it was yt Wanted-to-Be Day 5 Mother of the Year honor Alexander disguised himself as 5 Wednesday was the happiest week as everyone took Smile day. Thursday it Indians Friday the traditio mums were given out entertained at the as y that saw Pan Stout chosen queen. The weather held off for the parade, but it rained night as LO lost to Reynolds The Moondogs were after-game dance. TOP: Sophomore Julie Emry does her thing by wheeling a baby as part of Everything You've Always Wanted To Be” day. BOTTOM: The junior class participated in the parade aboard the Gold Nugget Saloon float. CENTER:The four administrators, Jess Rhodes, Jim Woodworth, Dr. Norman Riggs, and Norm Trotter, fielded many questions during the ““Administrators’ Hot Seat.” TOP ROW: Irene Ingalls, Bill Guns and Patti Core. MIDDLE ROW: Julie Emry, BOTTOM ROW: Mimi Kerrle, Kiki Poth and Laurie Livesay. sé EI e 3 Ab iw mn — — I d --— on —— SS — Leadership Workshop Student leaders along with adminis- trators packed off to Sports Acres early on Saturday morning. Even though it was the day after Homecoming, people were still able to muster enough energy and thought to make it all worthwhile. Topics of discussion included faculty involvement in student government and changes in student rights and responsi- bilities. These discussions were very pro- ductive and united the leaders toward reaching some of the goals brought out. Highlighting the weekend were folk dancing Saturday night, a free-for-all tal- ent show, and several raids through Cabins A and B by Cabins D and E and vice-versa. There was also a huge water fight fol- lowing the talent show, and almost all got involved whether they wanted to or not. Also a game of coed football, which was dubbed the Mud Bowl , was played in the pouring rain. Sunday morning everyone got the op- portunity to take aim at the administra- tors with questions and comments during the administrative “hot seal . TOP: Ann Swearingen and Gail Christian lead the square dancing. BOTTOM: Ralph Cunningham entertains with several guitar numbers. Forty Carats To open its season, LO chose this smash Broadway comedy by Jay Allen. The play dealth with the romance of a 40-year old divorcee who fell in love with a youth of 22. Upon returning from Greece, where this love affair occurred, she still had to face the problems that faced her when she left--what to do with a 17-year old daughter, a mother of eccen- tric nature, an ex-husband whose career was quickly fading, and the affections of a 45-year old rich Texan who is courting her. And then the youth she met in Greece shows up to date her daughter! LEFT: Marge Schenk (Mrs. Adams) confers with Robin Wall (Mrs. Mar- golin) in the real estate office. RIGHT: Director Ken Lewis applies the final makeup touches to Kim Biggs, transforming her into the 40-year old Ann Stanley. BOTTOM: Jeff Pittenger (Eddy Edwards) turns all his Southern charm on Darcy Butterfield (Maud Hayes) while Jill Sorenson (Trina Stanley) and Jim Brown (Peter Latham) watch. LEFT: Age is no barrier when Kim Biggs, por- traying a 40-year old woman (Ann Stanley) falls in love with Jim Brown, (22-year old Peter La tham). TOP RIGHT: Gary Morean (Billy Boy lan) meets nothing but frustration as Ann's ex- husband and an actor going downhill. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robin Wall (Mrs. Margolin) seemed per- fect as Ann's zany secretary. Fall Assemblies Fall rally put forth a great amount of effort in order to make the pep assemblies more interesting .for all. By introducing new types of competition within the school such as the frozen-spoon-on-a- string relay to initiate new teachers, drop- ping-the-egg-on-the-face contest, tug of wars, and a freshman-senior introduction via an interdental rope of licorice, the rally succeeded in bringing Laker spirit back. Although the fall season was domin- ated by Friday pep assemblies, the mono- tony was broken by a 2-hour assembly on shoplifting. One speaker, above all, drew a reaction from the students. That speaker was the Vice-President of securities at Fred Meyer, Mr. Dehann. LEFT: Senior Ken Guy was voted Mr. Touchdown. TOP RIGHT: Trent Kamman and John O'Connor help pull the seniors to a tug-of-war victory. BOTTOM RIGHT: Football players Glen Long, Scott Baird, and Steve Hincks were all fooled when they received a kiss while blindfolded. None of them even guessed it was their mother. LEFT: Dr. Mike Moorad doesn't seemed chilled at all while participating in the frozen spoon relay, part of new teacher initiation. TOP RIGHT: Cold spaghetti was on the menu for the principal, Dr. Norman Riggs. He was being fed from behind by a blindfolded teacher in another relay event. BOTTOM RIGHT: Juniors and seniors enjoy the annua l Homecoming assembly. TOP LEFT: Sophomore princess Mardonna Anderson. TOP RIGHT: Senior princess Margaret Handy. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore princess Kris Morehouse is escorted to her chair by senior Herb Lafitte. BOTTOM CENTER: Freshman princess Liz Shirley. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman princess Randi Underdahl. Christmas Christmas festivities got underway as students cast their ballots during their lunch period for the princesses. Seniors selected Marge Handy and Mimi Herrle: Marge Schenk and Kathy Kamman were junior selectees: sophs chose Mardonna Anderson and Kris Morehouse, and fresh- men had Randi Underdahl and Liz Shirley as their representatives on the Christmas court There were several events this year that really raised the Christmas spirit in our school. For one, there was the Canned Food Drive in which LOHS finally came out victorious over Tigard. Also the decor of the halls was helped by decorating doors for class competition in the annual decorating contest. To round out the activities, there was the Christmas assembly in which the choir, Windjammers, Poop Decks, and band expressed their spirit for Christmas in a musical way. The teachers also gave an amusing skit trying to find the spirit of Christmas. Friday, Christmas MC's Darrell Rus- trum and Jeff Strothers announced the 1973 Christmas Queen, Marge Schenk. Topping off the festivities was the Silver Bell Ball featuring the group Vegas. TOP LEFT: Senior princess Mimi Herrle. BOTTOM LEFT: A radiant queen, Marge Schenk, was joined in the festive occasion by the Cinnamon Bear. RIGHT: Junior princess, Kathy Kamman, is cheered by fellow Lakers just after she was named junior prin- cess. Vocal Music Interest in the choir soared to a new all-time high as Mr. Larry Cunningham came in and really took over. Despite the gasoline shortage, the choir journeyed to Salem in December to sing in the State Capital Rotunda. It also went there for an exchange assembly with South Salem before hosting the Salem school here later in the spring. More than 100 members were enrolled in musical activities by the end of the year. Two new groups were formed and immediately became very popular. The Poop Decks (Gary Morgan, Jim Brown, Ole Nordling, and Kevin Morrison) sang such barber shop favorites as “In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town,” “The Surrey with the Fringe on Top,” “Sioux City, Sue,” and “Hello, Dolly.” The Decketts (Gail Christian, Marge Schenk, and Jill Sorenson) went in for songs like “The Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy and “In the Mood.” Besides the usual fall, spring and Christmas concert, the choir also sang at Lloyd Center at Christmas time. TOP: The concert choir made its first appear- ance at The Joy of Living concert in late Octo- ber. MIDDLE: Ever-popular Windjammers enter- tained with ''The Telephone Hour” from the musical, Bye, Bye, Birdie. BOTTOM: The girls’ choir also sang three numbers. 28 ur MEM aL A a M Mos. cap e d MT tb why TOP: Concert choir performed its traditional Christmas program for the student body. BOT- TOM LEFT: Singers and friends mingle at an in- formal reception in the choir room following concert. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Clark chats with a couple members of the visiting South Salem choir. TOP: Band performs at football game. BOTTOM LEFT: Drum Major Charles Halling leads band on for field halftime show. BOTTOM RIGHT: Karen Emmerich and fellow band members entertain from the stands dur- ing a time-out on the field. Instrumental Music TOP: Band spent many class hours practicing routines. MIDDLE LEFT: Ted Buehner explains his in- strument during the band's annual tour of the grade schools. MIDDLE RIGHT: Band perfects another new number. BOTTOM: The band always plays a major role in the Christmas assembly. Spirit Week To create spirit for the basketball team during the middle of its long season, spirit week was held. It was a week of fun, festivities, and class competition. A princess was chosen from each class. The class that had the most points at the end of the week got to have its princess named Queen at the halftime of the Cen- tennial game. Each class had a wall or hall to decor- ate cleverly as well as present a simple skit during both lunch periods. Soph Marie Larson ruled over festivities as LO upset the undefeated and league-leading Eagles. TOP LEFT: Freshman princess Karen VanDeusen. TOP RIGHT: Junior princess Christie Lorette. BOT- TOM LEFT: Senior princess Stacie Dodd and her father. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Marie Larson was crowned queen for her involvement and enthusi- asm for the school. Christi Long, the basketball coach's daughter, performed the crowning honor while Mr. Bob Larson proudly watched. TOP LEFT: Janet Merkley worked hard on freshmen decorations. TOP RIGHT: Part of the freshmen decorations and signs. BOTTOM LEFT: Julie Merkley designs another sign. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kay Holbrook paints a win- dow for the seniors. Gypsy Because the musical comedy was se- lected by the Internaional Thespian So- ciety as one of the top musicals to be performed on the high school level, the cast was invited to the International Thespian Conference at Muncie, Indiana during the summer. This honor is even more significant when it is realized that only one musical from across the United States is invited to perform at the Conference. The cast and orchestra will perform before nearly 2,000 Thespians. Even the faculty got into the act, per- forming “Gypsy” one night after the regular performances by the students. And then it was performed again by the students in the spring, along with various other fund-raising drives, to finance the trip to Indiana. Ann Swearingen starred in the role of Momma Rose, with Lisa Fleischaan as Gypsy and Robin Wall as Baby June. TOP: Even the faculty got into the gypsy act. Two of the better performers were Mrs. Milli Hoelscher (Mama Rose) and Jess Rhodes (Pop). BOTTOM: The farm boys added plenty of color to the play. TOP LEFT: Lisa Fleischman is confronted by Margaret Handy while Kim Biggs and Jill Soren- son watch. TOP RIGHT: Lisa Fleischman (Louise) finally becomes a famous entertainer, Gypsy Rose Lee. BOTTOM LEFT: Ann Swear- ingen (Rose Hovie) would stop at nothing to see that one of her daughters made it to the top of the vaudeville circuit. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robin Wall (Baby June) and Ann Swearingen (Rose Hovie) team up on a number for Jeff Brosy (Pop) and Maureen Vega (Baby Louise). Winter Assemblies In addition to the various pep assem- blies, there were several others that seemed to meet all the students' needs. Prior to an evening concert, the First Gear entertained and had a twist contest. Four Korean girls sang and danced in appreciation for all the help given their country by the US in the past. And visiting AFS students told interesting accounts of their homelands and exper- iences in the US. Two Lewis and Clark students did a pantomine, showing what Basketball Coach Sonny Long's childhood was like. TOP: First Gear entertained at a winter assem- bly. BOTTOM: Gary Morean, Mr. Soule, a stu- dent teacher in the history department, and Marla Knauss all competed in the twist contest. “an WÄITE U TOP LEFT: Laker alum. Steve Knox returned to school with a Lewis Clark friend to entertain the Christmas court with a quick draw pantomime. TOP RIGHT: Another former Laker, Toby Daniels, came back to student teach and serve as MC for the AFS assembly. BOTTOM: Visiting Korean perfor- mers entertained student body with native songs and dances. yl, ie e, SE À Me. | im T e = Scarborough Fair The weatherman really put a damper on the carnival this year. The closing day students had to brave the wind and rain if they wanted to ride the Octopus, Scrambler, or Paratrooper. But, on Friday and Saturday there was plenty of activity as bargain-seekers looked through various “white elephants and the wide selection of used books. Baked goods were also available, and the garden shop had many items for spring planting. Granny’s Attic featured hand-made items like jewelry, macrame, pillows, and caligraphy. TOP LEFT: Cindy Brown looks over some pottery. TOP MIDDLE: Valeri Runyan and Denise Cloyd rest for a moment. TOP RIGHT: Amy Paget catches up on her sleep with no customers around. BOTTOM: Part of the crowd mills through the many exhibits and booths. TOP LEFT: Mimi Herrle applies makeup. TOP RIGHT: Cathy Wiltshire and Nancy Adams watch as Christi Long spins for a prize. BOT- TOM LEFT: Laurinda Nelson wants to know How much? MIDDLE RIGHT: Claire Le- Chevallier looks over tasty wares. BOTTOM RIGHT: Laura McDougal serves some hungry sophomores. Pilettes Under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Nikki Squires, the Pilettes entertained at home football and basketball games. The precision and dance drill team made up all its drills and formations to its own music. The Pilettes even entered drill com- petition involving the entire state. “Smoke on the Water was one of their more popular numbers. Debbie Fox served as president assisted by Dru Dietz, vice-president, and Claire LeChevallier, secretary. TOP LEFT: High-kicking Pilettes were always well received at home foot- ball games. BOTTOM LEFT: Girls break up into smaller groups. TOP RIGHT: All eyes are on Robyn Gessford as Pilettes entertain with preci- sion drill. TOP LEFT: Kim Sheehan put the horse through its paces as part of the sophomore skit. TOP RIGHT: Ann Swearingen sings Make Your Own Kind of Music,” the theme for this year's May Fete. BOTTOM LEFT: Princess (and later queen) Robin Wall copies a problem on the blackboard. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior girls trace music back to the caveman days. LEFT: Diane Rindall and Kris Anderson were dressed right for “Twins Day.” TOP RIGHT: Freshman Duncan Dodd was impressive as Elvis Presley. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Clark and friend used baseball uniforms to dress alike. May Fete opened with “Twins Day” and dress-alike, look-alikes walked the halls to teenybopper music by Donny Os- mond and David Cassidy. On Tuesday, the music went Hawaiian and sunglasses and visors were the popular items. Wednesday was Teacher-Switch Day with seniors finally getting their chance to show off their vast knowledge. The music was from the 20's and 30's. LEFT: Seniors used varied costumes during their skit. TOP RIGHT: Junior Katie Wilson orders her charioteers, Doug Simmons and Jeff Brown, to action. BOTTOM RIGHT: Capturing the mood of the 20's were freshmen Toby Zehrung, Jackie Alexander, Liz Shirley, and Laurinda Nelson. D ER abit! A E TOP LEFT: MC's Dave Glasby and Kevin Hillier read the name of the 1974 queen. TOP RIGHT: Charles Halling on the drum helped the seniors win the best skit award again. BOTTOM RIGHT: Many sophomores were involved in their skit. May Fete All-American band tunes floated through the halls Thursday as Lakers decked themselves out in red, white, and blue. A long lunch hour that day enabled everyone to eat together and make final preparations for the performance before parents that night Finally on Friday Queen Robin Wall was crowned and the skits were performed before the student body. The senior class again won the award for having the best skits although the judges had a hard time since the entire quality of the skits seemed to be much higher this year TOP LEFT: Princess Sandy Mathison. TOP RIGHT: Princess Kyoko Yamaguchi. MIDDLE LEFT: Princess Stacie Dodd. MIDDLE RIGHT: Princess Lori Pajunen. BOTTOM: MAY FETE COURT: Row 1 - Lori Boek, Gaby Starr, Stacie Dodd, Lori Pajunen, Kyoko Yamaguchi, Queen Robin Wall, Sandy Mathison, Kiki Poth, Doro- thy Cushman, Kevne Thompson, and Asun Onandia. Row 2 - Jeff Mauer, Terry Munro, Tom Hyde, Tim James, Mark LeChevallier, Sam Hutchinson, Glen Long, Scott Rupprecht, Steve Hincks, Jim Brown, and Erik Nelson. TOP LEFT: Princess Dorothy Cushman. TOP RIGHT: Princess Lori Boek. MIDDLE RIGHT: Princesses Kevne Thompson and Gaby Starr. LOWER LEFT: Larry Shields escorts Robin Wall onto the floor just after she has been named to the court. RIGHT: Princess Asun Onandia. LOWER RIGHT: Princess Kiki Poth. TOP LEFT: Secretary Lori Pajunen. TOP RIGHT: ASB President Steve Russell, Vice-President Ki Poth, and So-Co Stacie Dodd. BOTTOM LEFT: Vice-President Kiki Poth and Clubs and Committ Chairman Dorothy Cushman help serve pancakes at the fund-raising breakfast. LOWER RIGHT: Dord thy Cushman goes over some plans with Vice Principal Norm Trotter. TOP: Students show various moods as they lis- ten to discussion at Senate meeting. LOWER LEFT: Lakers study Senate proposal. LOWER RIGHT: Rally coordinator Bob Hinkel. 49 TOP LEFT: Dick Butterfield, and Walston watch during election speeches. Butterfield was elected president of the next year's sophomore class while Walston served as vice-president this year of the freshman class. TOP RIGHT: Steve Russell administers the oath of office to next year's president, Tom Wendel. BOTTOM LEFT: Amy Stager kicks high during rally tryouts. CENTER RIGHT: Girls relax and fix their hair following tryouts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stacie Dodd swears in Marge Schenk after learning that she has made next year's JV rally. BOTTOM LEFT: Greg Hildner, domestic exchange student from Missouri, casts his vote for senior class officers. RIGHT: Mike Van Hoomisen delivers campaign speech. He was elected senior class president. Art Show Barnyard Gallery, this year's annual art exhibit, not only included drawings, prints, paintings, ceramics, and jewelry, but expanded to include industrial arts, as well as home economics and photography projects. There were also students demonstrating oil painting, pot throwing, and silk screen printing. TOP LEFT: Jan Stageberg and Karen Parsons work on silkscreening. TOP RIGHT: Dave Glas- by works on throwing the wheel. BOTTOM LEFT: Ann Hayakawa crochets. BOTTOM TOM CENTER: Linda Salser is busy centering. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lecia Olsen sews on her jackets. TOP LEFT: Steve Christenson figures out a problem for metals. TOP RIGHT: Brian Hess checks some of the photographic displays. BOTTOM LEFT: Interested Lakers look at photo display. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Lofton admires work of advanced art students. TOP LEFT: Dorothy Cushman is congratulated for winning a Tectronic scholarship by Paul Lam- bertsen. TOP RIGHT: Bill Guns, Doug Kupel, D. Ehman, and Gary Morean sing the Alma Mater ac- companied by Robert Alexander and Mark LeChevallier on kazoos. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Frank Werneken congratulates Robert Alexander for being the top scholar in the class of ‘74. BOTTOM CENTER: Officers enjoy their final assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy Sewright opened the as- sembly with a song. Spring Assemblies Robert Alexander won the Scholarship plaque at the annual Honors Assembly. The Gary Ragen Lakerism award went to Gaby Starr while John DeLong was voted the Peter Kerr Loyalty award. Glen Long and Gaby Starr shared the Sportsmanship trophy. The Danforth “I Dare You award went to Bill Guns and Robin Wall. George Coats got the Fred H. Grimm memorial award for automotive technology. TOP LEFT: Principal Dr. Norm Riggs is all smiles as he accepts the senior class gift from president Doug Kupel. TOP RIGHT: Kyoko Yamaguchi, AFSer from Japan, presents a gift to the school. BOT- TOM LEFT: Steve Hincks is congratulated by John Robinson after winning a scholarship to the U.S. Naval Academy at Anapolis. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Dwight Morrow and Marge Handy read senior honors list. TOP: Brad Pepper prepares to pass during an intramural football game. BOTTOM LEFT: Mag Dryden returns a serve during fall tennis. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Carol Gifford takes a mighty swipe at the ball during mixed volleyball. Intramurals E k 4 y gi. APR iata, T D AE toc 1 NM k Saia, ` Sege TOP: Junior Mark Ellington goes all out in try- Ao Why wal T d v i D ing to catch a pass. BOTTOM: Hundreds of - ` béit x x athletes turning out for winter and spring sports get final instructions from Coach Sonny Long before starting 2-mile cross country race. vj ET ria Encore Il Following the similar format as Encore I last year, Encore II relied on the cabaret nightclub style show to display their musi- cal talent. Kevin Lindsey and Gary Mor- ean were MC's. The zunn aiu comedy skits were developed from their dialogue. [he Encore Ensemble was made up of six sopranos, six altoes, six tenors,and six SSCS. The crowd viewed the productions from cafe style seating and was served re- freshments. TOP: Kim Biggs leads the cast through an ex- citing number. BOTTOM: Part of the cast watches performance. LEFT: Jill Sorenson kisses Jeff Ray. TOP RIGHT: Director Ken Lewis watches a rehear- sal. BOTTOM RIGHT: MC Gary Morean. Dances TOP: August entertains at an after-game dance. BOTTOM LEFT: Laura McDougal enjoys Home- coming dance. OPPOSITE PAGE: Lisa Fleisch- man and Dwight Morrow dance following home football game. For its work in conservation and re- cycling, the Ecotactics club was selected as the best in the state of Oregon. Advisor Ken Becker and president John Van Gulik were invited to Washington, D.C. this summer for a week's conference. Ecotactics was awarded a third place prize in national competition. TOP: Recycling center becaine a very busy place this year as Ecotactics members made the community aware of the need for conservation. BOTTOM: Ecotactics president John Van Gulik tells about the purpose of the club during Club and Committee Day. lubs-Committees PUBLICITY: It was in charge of all articles in the paper (L.O. Review and Lake Views), signs, posters, and an- nouncements that advertised any school event that needed promotion. Kim Biggs was head of this committee. SOCIAL: Denise Ehman and Patti Krug were the head socies. The committee helped organize dances and plan tradi- tional activities such as Homecoming, Christmas, and May Fete. They worked in conjunction with So-Co Stacie Dodd. ASSEMBLY: They worked on all assem- blies this year. Marge Handy and Barb Stafford were in charge of planning tra- ditional assemblies and thinking up new ones. They were in charge of setting up technical equipment and every script had to go through them first before it was shown to the student body. TRAFFIC: With Gary Morean in charge, the traffic committee dealt with organiz- ing the various parking areas and stickers. INTRAMURALS: They organized all after-school sport activities, such as vol- leyball, basketball, and tennis tourna- ments. Debbie Lawrence and Pam Stout headed this committee. COMMUNITY SERVICE: They worked hard to get the school involved with many fund-raising activities and charitable work for the community. They organized the Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas Stock- ings, sold Circlets for the Kidney Associ- ation. Julie Knouse and Kathy Kamman were head of this industrious committee. ELECTION: They dealt mainly with making ballots, taking votes during lunches, and counting them up after the election for Princess and Class Elections. Megan Brooke and Scott Rupprecht were in charge of this committee. 64 TOP: Ski lift at Mt. Hood was very popular on weekends as the Ski Club sponsored weekly busses to the slopes. (Inset) Patricia Harding. BOTTOM: Phil O'Leary and Kathy Smail help collect food to give needy people at Thanks- giving time. II ane! nM I! ++ rr MTT LEE I (III) | ELCH id HT Wu ++ LEFT: Jill Sorenson clowns around during ''40 Carats” rehearsal. TOP RIGHT: Senior class president, Doug Kupel, admires his idol, Pilot Joe. LOWER RIGHT: Jeff Strothers. TOP: The naming of princesses was always a big moment, especially for the seniors. Sandy Mathison has just been named May Fete prin- cess. LOWER LEFT: Chris Fifer and Kris Stoutt enjoy dance. LOWER RIGHT: Swim team members stand by ready to rescue their coach after dunking him following another victory. — e CH D Go dë AER i, m ut j ver Nager Stee, Sp r JH KA e ILI Mee 7 A TW. — A 4 T TIE Más d i. TOP LEFT: Darrell Rustrum and Alice Blood- worth enjoy a good story. BOTTOM LEFT: Airborn played for the dancers. RIGHT: Jed Reay and Julie Plether show classic dancing form. TOP LEFT: Christie Lorette dances. BOTTOM LEFT: Jill Stout, Carolyn Brustad, Joni Morris, and Janine Nelson check over decora- tions. RIGHT: Susan Slape and date, and Becky Post and Keith Ray await refreshments. | | t | Dancing in the Moonlight was the theme of this year's prom, held in the Portland State University Ballroom. Air- born provided the music. To raise money for the annual affair, juniors kept busy collecting paper. They even tried something new, playing the seniors in basketball, to get the necessary money. Graduation TOP LEFT: John DeLong and Darrell Rustrum prepare for big moment. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Roy Hadley checks everything with John Ward. RIGHT: Scott McKenna zips up graduation gown. TOP LEFT: Sophomore Leslie Hinkel chats with Jeff Ray. TOP RIGHT: Dave Glasby gladly poses for a picture with the Ehman twins, Diane and Denise. MIDDLE RIGHT: Bob Hinkel checks to make sure that Les Scuito's collar is just right. BOTTOM: Seniors begin the long walk to the gym and graduation. £l ob is oats 2a d. EP e ar E ee BR pon ee ee 71 Graduation TOP LEFT: Junior Kris Stoutt serves at reception. TOP RIGHT: An angelic Mark Burford receives his diploma. BOTTOM LEFT: At the magic moment, the grads can move the tassel to the other side. BOTTOM RIGHT: Drew Sweet is congratulated by school board member Ed Allen. LEFT: Cliff Rath dances with Nancy from California at the after-gradua- tion party. TOP RIGHT: New graduates are really in a good mood. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Wayne Newcomb lets the world know that he ha s made it A OLELLAdI8N O0.) Upsetting Oregon City, 14-0, in the opening football game of the year . . . watching Kent Howe score a touch- down nearly every game . seeing the cross country team improve under new coach Mike Moorad ... winning the Wilco League Relays in swimming . . . having diver Todd Ritter make All-American again . whipping the Pacers in wrestling . . . getting higher scores this year in gymnastics scrapping to the very end in every basketball game, but still losing the “big ones dumping Lakeridge for the City Championship in baseball . completing an undefeated girls golf season . . . naming of Rod Livesay to the All-State golf team . . . thrilling to Ken Guy running the quarter mile with such grace and speed... Varsity Football TOP: Junior Eric Gassner flies past block to tackle Barlow's kickoff return attempt. BOTTOM: Senior Dan Rustrum tries to fake out Reynolds opponent as he looks for more running room. Sophomore Rick Hunt scrambles to assist. TOP LEFT: Seniors Jeff Ray and Glen Long look on at play as Coach Boyd Crawford gets instructions via phone from the roof. TOP RIGHT: Speedy end Ken Guy gets beyond his defender but is unable to reach pass. BOTTOM: Quarterback Steve Bartelt hands off to Glen Long as Dale Long, Scott Baird and other Laker linemen clear out Oregon City rivals. Varsity Football LO 14, OREGON CITY 0 - The season opened on a happy note as the Lakers upset last year's Willamette Division champions. Steve Hincks returned a punt 66 yards for one touchdown. Dallas Ward, Ken Guy, and Eric Gassner all intercepted passes and Gassner also blocked a kick. MILWAUKIE 21, LO 0 - Rod Smith got away on an 80-yard run and also scored again as the Lakers could not seem to do anything right, either on the ground or in the air. Luckily this was a crossover game and did not count in the standings. REYNOLDS 26, LO 0 - It was an aerial circus as the Lancers completed 19 of 33 passes for 356 yards. LO didn't help itself any either, fumbling four times. LO 7, HOOD RIVER VALLEY 6 - Kent Howe scored both the touchdown and the winning extra point as he finally went over the 100 yard mark, rushing for 113 yards. HRV, unwilling to settle for a tie, went for a 2-point conversion and failed. LO 14, GRESHAM 3 - In the muddiest game of the year, played in a driving rainstorm, the Lakers outplayed their heavier and favored rivals. Eric Gassner tallied on a 43-yard pass from Steve Bartelt and Kent Howe bulled over from the one. Bill Hoffee, Glen Long, and Dallas Ward all intercepting, with Ward returning his 30 yards. CENTENNIAL 16, LO 7 — The Lakers started out well by marching downfield and scoring in their opening drive, but from then on they just couldn't put anything together. Penalties at crucial times also hurt as did the loss by injury of Bob Rose, who had been averaging 15 yards per carry, and Les Scuito. Kent Howe and Bryn Torkelson each picked off an Eagle pass. Rose and Steve Hincks averaged 22 yards per kickoff return. THE DALLES 21, LO 17 — The Lakers jumped out to an early lead by scoring the first time they had the ball. A blocked punt by Bill Hoffee led to another score as Dan Rustrum recovered in the Indian end zone. Then on the next drive the Lakers were stopped short of a TD, so Kent Howe booted a 15-yard field goal. But in the second half the eventual! Columbia Division champions came back to defeat LO. LO 29, BARLOW 0 — Two TD passes from junior QB Dave Claunch to Eric Gassner helped the Lakers score in every period but the second. Claunch was 4 for 9 for the game. TD's by Kent Howe and Bob Rose along with a safety by Dan Rustrum also helped out. The defense was superb as it held the Bruins to minus 23 yards rushing, while LO ran for 208. Dallas Ward intercepted three passes and Jim Mendenhall and Rick Hunt each grabbed one. LO 13, WEST LINN 6 — The Lions jumped out to a 6-0 early lead in the first quarter and the rest of the game was scoreless until the final quarter when the Howe brothers went into action. Kent, the junior, and Steve, the sophomore, each scored once. Steve Howe's TD was set up on a pass interference call on the 10-yard line. The Howes accounted for 110 of the 142 yards LO gained. Kent Howe led the team in scoring for the season with 57 points on 7 TD's, 12 PAT's, and 1 field goal. Eric Gassner scored 3 times for 18 points, while Steve Hincks, Dan Rustrum, Bob Rose, and Steve Howe all tallied once. TOP: Jubilant Lakers ring victory bell after home triumph. BOTTOM: Eric Gassner gathers in short pass for a good gain against the Lancers. TOP: Glen Long reaches in vain for an overthrown pass. BOTTOM: Sophomore Steve Howe darts by Barlow defenders on a punt return. He tightroped the sidelines 60 yards for a TD, but a penalty nulli- fied the score. A rx eL ee JV Football Running backs Dan O’Brien, Chris Phifer, and George Ross all helped out in the constant battle against much larger opponents. And helping them along were sophomores Rick Powers, Bruce Farman, and Chris Stuckey at the offensive line against teams like The Dalles and Gre- sham. But because of the difference in size, they slightly overpowered LO. TOP: Freshman quarterback Jeff Stoutt has plenty of protection as he fades to pass. LOWER LEFT: Rain or shine, rally girl Julie Edwards was always there urging team to victory. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomore quarterback Doug Luetjen tries to decide whether to run or pass on the option play. 80 AË e KÉ e 4 ai MAL ; v DC M. t3 | S35 DET TOP: Halfback Dan O'Brien finds a small hole in the Gresham defense. BOTTOM LEFT: Dan O'Brien outruns his blockers against the Go- phers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Mark Henderson struggled hard for the extra yard and the first down. TOP: Team sings alma mater after victory. BOTTOM LEFT: Neil Lomax passes as lineman looks on. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lock Bethune was a kep player in the Frosh's success. Frosh Football After losing by two points to Gresham in the first game, the “A” team won all its remaining games to finish at 6 wins and 1 loss. The B team ended a fine season with 4 wins, 2 losses, and | tie. The “A” team featured a strong of- fense, averaging 35 points a game. Their season included a 53-point performance against Reynolds. Meanwhile the B team relied on a tough defense for its victories. TOP: Lock Bethune gets needed blocking for a long gain. BOTTOM LEFT: Assistant Coach Tom Starr spends an anxious moment on the sidelines. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stuart Gaussoin spots an open receiver and fires. Boys Gymnastics In its second season, the boys’ gym- nastics team showed improvement, parti- cularly in the achievement of several high meet scores. Many of the scores topped those of last year’s team, the highest being 76.7 in competition with The Dalles. Team leadership was provided by all- around performer Bruce Edwards and by Don Crump, who was a finalist at district in floor exercise. Other outstanding team performers were Dan Riedl and Mark Chin, on the rings, Grant Wilson on the side horse, and Chip Laizure on parallel bars. fl a 1 TOP LEFT: Chip Laizure begins a routine on the parallel bars with a glide through kip. BOTTOM LEFT: Team members anxiously watch performance. RIGHT: Charles Halling completes a shoulder stand on the rings. TOP LEFT: An iron cross always gets Dan Riedl applause and the team some points. TOP RIGHT: Tim James dismounts. BOTTOM LEFT: During a practice, Cliff Warren uses a blocking dummy to practice hand springs. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Crump performs on high bar. 4 Girls Gymnastics In her second year of coaching the Laker girls’ gymnastics team, Mrs. Cathy Holley directed the young and inexperi- enced team to a 2-win, 5-loss record. Even though it wasn't a winning record, the team had some high scoring wins against Barlow and Tigard. The team was led by Judy Ralston, who was a district finalist in vaulting, and the two senior twins, Denise and Diane Ehman. Lisa Muller was the all around before her accident, and Amy Tassock and Margaret Wattman were other top point getters for the team. LEFT: Lisa Cottle flies over horse. RIGHT: Liz Tullis cautiously proceeds 5f! balance beam. TOP LEFT: Margaret Wattman performs on un- even parallel bars. TOP RIGHT: Team members watch Wilson gymnists. BOTTOM: Lisa Muller executes difficult Chinese Splits. LEFT: Bill Eklund begins the long grind uphill. TOP RIGHT: Peter Herbst and Rick Portman find it much easier heading down onto the practice field. BOTTOM RIGHT: Runners survey the field before the start of the race. Cross Country Injuries to some key runners kept the LO team out of contention for the Wilco League championship. Injuries sidelined Sam Hutchinson, Bruce Mills, Peter Herbst, and Greg Putnam at one time or another. Under new coach Mike Moorad, the runners had a 7-7 record. Runners with consistent low finishes were Steve Murphy, Bill Eklund and Jim Brown. TOP LEFT: Coach Mike Moorad clocks the runners with help from JV rally girl Leslie Hinkel. TOP RIGHT: Ken Cushman rounds corner by the concession stand. BOT- TOM LEFT: Freshman Roger Long hurries up Country Club Road. BOTTOM RIGHT: Runners attempt to relax just prior to the start of a home meet. TOP: Dave Wolfard upends Lakeridge's Brad Meader with a fine defensive move as team- mates John Stageberg and Barry Schrimsher watch. BOTTOM LEFT: All-State goalie Rob Blyth saves goal by defiecting ball over top of the goal. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lakeridge's Lino Guarienti goes around Pete Ohlson. Soccer LO started the season off by winning the state seven-man tournament. Included among their victims was the Washington state championship team from Olympia. LO came in third in league behind Bishop Dagwell and Lakeridge. The high- light of the season was the placing of two men, Rob Blyth and Henrik Voldbaek, on the Oregon State Soccer Association All- State team. The team was made up of 13 seniors and one junior, Owen Shackelton. � 4 - TPAR dip, A LEFT: Gaby Star, Jamie Henderson, Gail Christian, and Christi Long urge Lakers on to victory. TOP RIGHT: Diane Ehman gets crowd going before the start of a var- sity game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ann Swearingen performs at pep assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Amy Paget and Lori Boek work on another poster. A p LEFT: Mark Hanzlik shoots. TOP RIGHT: Eric Gassner spots open man. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tony Dahl and Barry Schrimsher scramble after loose ball. arsity Basketball Early-season losses to lowly Gresham and Hood River spoiled Laker chances for a championship. High point of the season was the exciting victory over league-leading and undefeated Centennial, which later went on to win the Wilco League Championship. TOP LEFT: Teams break after introduction and victory handshake. BOTTOM LEFT: Barry Schrimsher drives the key for 2-points. RIGHT: Junior Doug Simmons gets loose for an easy lay-in. TOP LEFT: Eric Gassner cannot seem to persuade the referee to change his mind. BOTTOM LEFT: Barry Schrimsher can't believe the call. Emotions ran very high for the cross-town battle with Lakeridge. RIGHT: Mike Strickler plays tight defense on the Pacers' Brian Downey. 7 B ei 957, LEFT: Jeff Stoutt became the first freshman in more than a decade to play varsity basketball. The 6'4 freshman guards Hood River player. RIGHT: Jumpin' John O'Connor pops in a free throw. JV Basketball They had a very successful season. They posted 21 wins against a single loss and ran off a 17-consecutive games win- ning streak. Lanky Paul Halladin had one of the better field goal percentages with 56%, while sophomore Dave Bowers was 77% at the free throw line. Mark Stenberg and Dave Claunch's tough defense along with their floor lea- dership helped the team to many victories. As a team, they shot 49% from the field and averaged 52.7 points a game while holding their opponents to just 33.7. LEFT: Steve Howe played tight defense. TOP RIGHT: Dave Claunch gets caught off guard on the press. BOTTOM RIGHT: Peter Dahl looks for a teammate to pass to. TOP LEFT: Although only a freshman, Dave Cowens helped the sopho- more team win many games. He goes high to block a shot against Gresham. BOTTOM LEFT: Ron Sauer applies the brakes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Doug Luetjen played alert defense for the Lakers. Soph Basketball Frosh Basketball The Frosh White basketball team was led in scoring this year by Dick Butter- field, who averaged 15.2 points per game. Scott Reay was the floor leader while Jim Walston, Duncan Dodd, and Stewart Gaus- soin were also valuable players. TOP RIGHT: Coach Neil Rivenburg goes over strategy during a time-out. BOTTOM LEFT: Duncan Dodd sets for a shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jim Walston goes high for his jump shot. Frosh Basketball TOP LEFT: Stewart Gaussoin gets ready to take his man, one on one. BOTTOM LEFT: John Souther gets loose for a cripple against Centen- nial. RIGHT: Rick Warner drives the key. Yr A OSWEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY TOP: Greg Anderson has his opponent in trouble during an invitational meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Fred Normandin punishes his rival. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dallas Ward applies a cradle hold. TOP LEFT: Fred Normandin gets some advice from Coach Lauro Rodriguez during a time-out. TOP RIGHT: JV wrestler nearly escapes. BOTTOM: Sophomore Rick Powers leads team through loosening up exercises. Wrestling TOP: Greg Anderson looks for a way to get out of predicament. BOTTOM: Action was always fast and furious at wrestling meets. Lacking a large turnout, the wrestling team had to forfeit three of four weights each meet. Consequently, they had to settle for only one victory this year, but that came over Lakeridge. Nobody qualified for state but Dallas Ward, Randy Lu, and Mike Anderson did place at district. Only four seniors wil l graduate, and several promising under- classmen return. TOP: Sophomore Scott Baird controls his Lakeridge opponent. BOTTOM LEFT: Referee Paul Lemman watches as Mike Anderson throws Dallas Ward. The wrestling squad staged demon- stration for student body to further acquaint them with the sport. BOTTOM RIGHT: After winning his division, Paul Lemman is rewarded with a kiss from rally girl Sandy Mathison. wm $ ag — o D — em ne nie ee � ng m - e TOP: Freshman Scott Flowers showed much promise for the swim team. BOTTOM LEFT: Kent Jones was always tough to beat in the freestyle. BOTTOM RIGHT: After completing his dive, Todd Ritter watches others perform. He was again named All-American in diving. Boys Swimming TOP LEFT: Sophomore John Seton congratu- lates rival after whipping him in gruelling 200- yard race. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Neiman was outstanding in the individual medley. RIGHT: John Seton urges teammate to victory while Griff Holland just watches. Girls Swimming With only one graduating senior on the team, the girls are really looking forward to next year. They only compiled a 3-3-1 record this year, but a couple of the very close meets could have gone the other way and they would have been 5-2. Captain Lisa Child grabbed ninth at state in the 100 backstroke, and she teamed with Karen Ream, Sharon Rumin- ski, and freshman Kathy O’Neel for 11th place in 200 medley relay. Junior Debbie Fifer also competed at state in diving until an injury stopped short her chances. TOP: Karen Ream makes her turn in the 200-yard breaststroke. She was a consistent point-getter for the gals. BOTTOM: Debbie Fifer shows perfect form in dive. TOP LEFT: Junior Audrey Sparrow nears finish line. TOP RIGHT: Kathy O'Neel was a hard-working freshman in the backstroke. BOTTOM: One of the steadiest and most reliable performers on the team again this year was junior Lisa Child, who swam a variety of events. BE? - - eg — — — Boys Skiing The Boy's Ski Team went on a gradual climb to beat one of their rivals, Lakeridge, to second place position in the district. Their bid for State was hindered by lack of experience and injuries of three of the leading five skiers, Gary Harding, Chris Knowes and Trent Kammon. They gained valuable experience and preparation for 1975. LEFT: Mike McElwee steps uphill for a higher line. TOP RIGHT: Senior Trent Kammon plants his pole for one of his good slalom times. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gary Harding shows his determination in a hard slalom run. TOP LEFT: Chris Knowles listens for the starter's commands in the Sam Barlow giant slalom. TOP RIGHT: Larry Ausman shoots by in a slalom at the Multopor hill. BOTTOM! Doug Rowland discusses the chances with a West Linn parent in the State giant slalom. Girls Skiing Lack of experience stopped the girls from getting better results. The girls on the team were new to ski racing this year. Sophomore Martha Deal led the team in times. Seniors Louise Underdahl and Patrice Howard tried to back her up, but the freshman girls, Liz Knowles and Susan Drinkward were not to be left behind. LEFT: Louise Underdahl volunteers to watch gates at the State Ski Meet. TOP: Martha Deal not only skied No. 1 for the girls but also helped encourage the boys at the State meet. BOTTOM: Patrice How- ard starts down a giant slalom for a team time. TOP LEFT: Liz Knowles, Louise Underdahl and Patrice Howard boot pack by a giant slalom course. BOTTOM LEFT: Liz Knowles skis the West Linn giant slalom. RIGHT: 3 shot sequence of Susan Drinkward in the giant slalom. TOP LEFT: Girls watch JV football game on the lower field. RIGHT: Missy Mueller wonders if the Lakers have enough time to score. BOTTOM: Somehow or other, freshmen girls survived initiation. Laurie Livesay, Janine Nelson, Lisa Reinders, Jonie Mor- ris, Julie Meckley, Jill Stout, Leslie Hinkel, and Molly Healy were still decked out in their costumes as they led the alma mater at the first pep assembly. FS | LEFT: Judy Ralston and Caro! Gifford take time out from rally practice to pose for the photographer. TOP RIGHT: Sharon Menicosy leads yell. MIDDLE RIGHT: Julie Edwards and Merry Trulock watch football practice. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Linda Ferreira suggests yell for next time out. LEFT: Sam Hutchison seems to have a good lead in the 2-mile. TOP RIGHT: Tom Stewart lands after clearing 5'10 in the high jump. BOTTOM RIGHT: Les Scuito gets ready to throw the shot. TOP: Frosh Dave Richardson clears the first hurdle with ease. BOTTOM LEFT: Relay mem- bers get final instructions from starter. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Paul Halladin sails off to a good long jump. TOP LEFT: Head Coach Larry Bowman confers with assistants. TOP RIGHT: Steve Hinks makes sure that Glen Long is loose. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Scott Baird spins, preparing to toss the discus. BOTTOM RIGHT: Paul Webber awaits relay exchange from Scott Freeman. Boys Track Ken Guy, who never even competed in track as a sophomore, had a fine year as he led the Lakers to a 6-2 dual meet rec- ord. Guy also lowered the school record in the quarter mile to 48.6. He wasn't able to equal that time a week later at state, however, and placed fourth behind three more experienced runners although the winning time was the very same - 48.6. Hurdler Scott Rupprecht and Bob Hinkle in the long jump also qualified for state as did the 440 and mile relay teams. LEFT: Quartermile ace Ken Guy only tried the 880 once this year and he really had to turn it on in the stretch to nip Barlow's Tom Chain, who was district champion as a sophomore. RIGHT: Brent Freeman tries to clear 12 feet. 119 TOP LEFT: Cindy Brown strains for an extra foot in the long jump. TOP RIGHT: Meri Dority puts the shot. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Ferreira gets victory hug from Gail Christian, BOTTOM RIGHT: Tanya Christian takes off on her leg of the relay. Girls Track Toni Burke from the junior high came across the road every afternoon to coach the girls’ track team. Sophomore Sue Kirschbaum made it to state for the second year in a row in her favorite event. the javelin. She was joined this time by Kim Bilben in the high jump. TOP LEFT: Cathy Van Hoomissen begins re- lay. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Bilben qualified for state this year in the high jump. RIGHT: Geri Rupprecht gets a perfect takeoff for long jump. Varsity Baseball Big win for the year was the 4-3 triumph over Lakeridge. Rob Blyth doubled, advanced on Bob Rose's single, and then scored on Steve Bartelt's hit to tie the game. In the second inning Barry Schrimsher walked, Art Ca- taldo singled, and Blyth banged out a 3- run homer to win the game. He only al- lowed three hits against the eventual state champions and struck out 7 Pacers. After being knocked out of title con- tention, the Lakers played the spoiler role. Late in the season they upset de- fending state champion, The Dalles, 3-2, forcing the Indians into a playoff with Gresham for the title. Naturally Blyth again did the job. TOP: To help the team out, Art Cataldo switched from catcher to third base this year. BOTTOM: The Pacers' Steve Newell is fast, but he couldn't beat this throw. First baseman, Tony Dahl, already has the ball for the out. cmd di LEFT: Tim Colton starts his swing. RIGHT: Part of the crowd that watched the inter- city battle between LO and Lakeridge. Lake ridge went on to win state, but they lost to the Lakers, 4-3, this afternoon. BOTTOM: Third base is plenty busy with Reynolds runners coming from both directions. Dave Claunch managed to get runner coming back from home. Shortstop is John Stageberg. TOP LEFT: Coach Pat Byrne studies action from third base coaching box. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Claunch, Jon Byes, and Todd Stuckey watch from dugout. RIGHT: Rob Blyth gets congratulated by his teammates after he homered against Reynolds. Besides the homer, he also socked three doubles for 6 RBI's. On the mound he struck out 13. Varsity Baseball Rob Blyth's fine batting (.393) and pitching (7-1, 1.67 ERA) topped the team in statistics as the Lakers finished even with 9 wins, 9 losses. Early in the year they led the Columbia division, but the hitting and pitching did not hold up. TOP LEFT: Rob Blyth teases Lakeridge's Den- ny Peterson with an outside pitch. BOTTOM LEFT: Brad Blyth tries pickoff play at third base but he was late with the tag. RIGHT: Rob Blyth chats with Lakeridge's Greg Marshall after reaching first safely. TOP: Coach Neil Rivenburg watches a runner score as another Laker comes into third base. BOTTOM LEFT: Doug Luetjen takes a pitch. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Henderson turns it on. TOP LEFT: Kevin Buck warms up in the on deck circle. TOP HIGHT: Cat— cher Doug Rowland tries to chase down passed ball. BOTTOM LEFT Doug Luetjen begins slide to third. BOTTOM RIGHT: Team comes off field after another victory. ——T]———-. -- - 3-1 -1---1-----À-T HEN zÄ A e A KA kAAkkTT TI? IT eo 3 m d 444-7 7 3 DCL kr? | | bote | t TOP: Senior Dave Wolfard played No. 1 all year for the Lakers. He finished fifth at State. BOTTOM LEFT: Soph Eric Olsen returns serve. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Wolfard warms up for a double match. Ta SM Ce WR: cate. vv t Boys Tennis For the third year in a row, the Lakers went undefeated in dual competition with a 14-0 record. It makes the third straight year they have won the Wilco tennis title and extends their record to 39 consecu- tive victories. District ended on a slightly sour note as Dave Wolfard was upset in the finals and Trent Kamman could not compete because of illness. Wolfard lost his first round at state, but then he won the next four to grab the consolation singles champ- ionship. ety “Bese uasa. 4-4 4 4 171-71 + 4———41———31- t1 +. + 4-4-+4-4+--+4-4-F-T TT 4-—À—-M-1 LEFT: Tim Luck is forced to use his backhand. RIGHT: David Bowers enjoys playing the net and smashing a ball down his opponent's throat. Girls Tennis They won the Wilco League champion ship with a nifty 9-won, l-lost record Junior Katie Wilson was a finalist in dis- trict qualifying for state, but she lost hei first round at state Seniors Lecia Olsen and Amy Paget were co-captains TOP LEFT: Even cool weather doesn't keep Lecia Olsen off the courts. BOTTOM LEFT: Barb Staf- ford works on forehand. RIGHT: Sandy Mathison manages to return serve. + d E TOP: Spring rains frequently forced the tennis teams inside, but they still managed to practice in the gyms. Katie Wilson gets ready to serve. She qualified for state. | 1 A 3 LEFT: All-stater Rod Livesay presents a handful of golf trophies at the spring awards assembly. RIGHT: John Ford watches his shot land on the green. $F Agi: Ae Boys Golf The boys' golf team finished second in the state golf tournament for the second year in a row. The team was led in state and throughout the season by senior Rod Livesay. Rod made the all-state team by finishing fourth in state and made the Col- umbia Division All Star team. The team that went to state was seniors Rod Live- say, Don Wiens, and John Ford with junior Casey Skopil. The team had two big disappointments, losing to Lakeridge and Centennial. Both matches were close and were lost in the late holes. Other players on the golf team were John Ward, Todd Stucky and Pete Jen- nings. These three, along with the others, helped the boys' golf team win Redmond, Upstate, Lake Oswego Invitational, and District and to finish second in state. TOP: Don Wiens concentrates on his long fair- way shot. BOTTOM: Even a good player like Casey Skop il occasionally finds himself in a sand trap. LEFT: Freshman Laurie Livesay offers some putting tips. RIGHT: Kiki Poth sharpens her approach to game. Girls Golf HA) ER da va. AVAL Uk NS LER NEN e ACA. ata ho on M US gd th, e ye ad m A IE : my Zi = TOP LEFT: Although only a freshman, Melinda Sorenson showed much promise and competed at state. BOTTOM LEFT: MaryGrace Shaeffer practices putting. RIGHT: Gaby Starr turns over the prizes to ASB president, Steve Russell. LEFT: Bruce Mills won a three week trip to the East Coast for his fine speech on the United Nations. TOP RIGHT: The dynamic duo of Doug Kuepel and Kevin Hillier turn over part of the trophies they won this spring to the student body. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin Hillier toys with a trophy. Speech Junior Bruce Mills won the Clackamas county district United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth contest. He, along with 19 other winners from Oregon, will travel to the nation's capital and to Philadelphia to areas where the nation's history was visit areas where the nation's history was forged. The trip will last three weeks. The title of his winning speech was Obstacles to Successful Actions by the United Nations. Mills was an integral part o f the speech team this year as were Doug Kupel, Kevin Hillier, Nancy Wheeler, Lisa Wilberding, and others. This year the speech team started bringing home trophies from wherever it competed, and it appears that Coach Jim Patrick's long, hard work is finally starting to pay off. TOP: Victorious speech team. Row 1 - Anna Brossard. Row 2 - Shirley Hitchcock, Geri Albright, Carolyn Ball, David Derhalli, Jim Pearson. Susan Slape, Nancy Wheeler. Lisa Wil- berding, Bruce Mills, and Luci Wise. LEFT: Henrik Voldbaek shared disc jockey duties with Scott Raymore. They played records and tapes every morning bef ore school on KPUT. z = - ; 7 - ` Suffering with Mr. Scotty through the tug-of-war . . . Cha- peroning dances . . . Practicing the Christmas skit at 6:30 am... Patrolling during the break . . . Whipping the seniors in the fund- raising AFS basketball game. .. And then trying to move the day after . . . Preparing all year for evaluation. TOP LEFT: Tom Hyde and Mr. Roy Hadley seem to be enjoying physics experiment. TOP RIGHT: Laurie Livesay works on a project in Mr. Don Kimball's biology class. BOTTOM: Mr. Ken Becker goes over a science paper with Don Wiens. A n KI X Ed + P3 fi Mr. Chuck Smith, biology teacher here the last six years, was named Oregon Science Teacher of the year. Besides getting a $700 microscope, he will also have his name entered as a candidate for the National Science Teacher of the Year. Smith said that all the science teachers here deserved credit for the award. “1 feel that the award is a reflection of the hard work and good teaching carried on throughout the science department here. He emphasized that biology teaches about the environment and man's relation in it, and that if people were acquainted with sound biological principles, the en- vironmental situation would not have be- come as bad as it is now. In his classes, the greatest emphasis is put on work in the laboratory, where stu- dents can work in groups to discover things for themselves instead of just being lectured at. TOP LEFT: Mr. Chuck Smith explains dissection to Lin- den Chin. BOTTOM LEFT: Bruce Edwards watches Mr. Mike Goodrich lecture. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Roger Christianson, science. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Millie Hoelscher, dance. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Steve Ritchie, instrumental music. BOTTOM: Miss Jeanne McCullough and Mr. John Lortz confer about art. Fine Arts One of the most popular courses offer- ed this year was Theatre Dance, a new course taught by a new teacher, Mrs. Millie Hoelscher. Most of those students who took it first semester hoped to be able to continue on, but were unable to because beginners quickly filled up the classes. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Millie Hoelscher, dance. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Steve Ritchie, instrumental music. BOTTOM: Miss Jeanne McCullough and Mr. John Lortz confer about art. goin BH RAR CAE! RC TOP LEFT: Mr. Larry Cunningham, vocal music. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ken Lewis, drama. BOTTOM LEFT: Cindy Bassett works on jewelry. BOTTOM RIGHT: Luci Ross acts dur- ing Chance Theatre. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Alma Reeder, history aide, and Mr. Terry English, social studies. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Mike Reilly, and Mr. Larry Craggs keep up on current events. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Robin Buckley, social studies. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Dan Meddock, social studies. TOP LEFT: Russell Hornback clowns around with Mrs. Nikki Squires, social studies. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Brenda Deckers, social studies. BOTTOM: The history library was always a popular place for students. Mathematics TOP LEFT: Mr. Archie Gilchrist points out importance of math. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Roy Schreiber congratulates junior Nat Bach- man for having the highest grade in school on the national math test. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. John Davis checks Gail Christian's lock- er. BOTTOM RIGHT: Trista Waarvich won- ders if Mr. Ledrige is going to confiscate her book or not. TOP LEFT: Rally girls escort Mr. Larry Rodrigues to the mike for a few words about wregtling. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Penny Madina. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Mike Casey explains film to his photography class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Sylvia Evans looks over the agenda at a class meeting. Movies played an important part in the curriculum this year. Most of the Juniors went to see “The Great Gatsby , since that is one of the novels they study. The sophomore honors English class viewed Lost in the Stars by Sherwood Anderson. TOP: Mrs. Chris Berreth returns a junior En- glish assignment to Bruce Dodd. BOTTOM: Much of the work of the canned food drives was carried out in the English classes. Mr. John Scotty tosses a can to Mr. Larry Bowman while Mrs. Carole Heath (Schreiber), Mrs. Rachel Lee, and Mr. Bill Jeshke watch. Sa eei we un TOP LEFT: Mr. Jim Patrick helps Bill Guns with a problem in the A-V room. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Mary Howard studies John Christ- opher's newspaper story. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Scully Murty off- ers Kelly Scott some writing advice. TOP RIGHT: Mr, Frank Werne- ken is usually at his best as rally leader at the faculty basketball game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Natalie Filipovich enjoys reading poetry to her class. TOP: Mr. Boyd Crawford speaks to a Fall as- sembly on the football team. BOTTOM: Mrs. Cathy Holly discusses a girl's P.E. problem with the head of the department, Mr. Sonny Long. Physical Education OOOO OOK eee e ee oe. eee 9) 590 oe: 49 9 9 4 9. TOP LEFT: Miss Dorris Popple explains a tennis serve to John O'Conner. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Vic Christensen assists Don Crump to the High Bar for his routine. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Dick Ruckdeschel surveys the water safety class. LOWER RIGHT: Ray Edgington guides Tanya Christian through a dance class. Foreign Languages TOP RIGHT: Mural of a European village adds to the German classroom. LEFT: Miss Julie Grandfield, French. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Turchi, French, and Mrs. Ileana Sea- chris, Spanish, review the day's events after school. NS H p DX z- [7 ca EL, TOP LEFT: One of the school's original teach- ers, Mrs. Dorothy West, Latin, retired this year. TOP RIGHT: John DeLong studies hard. BOT- TOM LEFT: Dr. Mike Moorad was a new face in the German department this year. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy Kamman volunteers to answer a question in Spanish. Home Economics LEFT: Scott Ritter makes an omelette in Bachelor Chef. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Virginia Mullen goes to help one of the girls in her sewing project. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Urbanek checks on one of the handcraft pro- jects after returning from a maternity leave. Industrial Arts ! OP: Mr. Charles Shuey listens to a solution in Auto Shop. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. John Williams discusses a display with Mr. Mark Johnson who teaches Wood Shop in the afternoon. BOTTOM LEFT: Metals Teacher, Mr. Art Goglin, looks over some new equipment with Mr. Charles Shuey. Special Education TOP: Mr. Herb Schunk, special education, works on his lesson plans after school. BOT- TOM: Mr. Mike Lusk, job bank, seems to be enjoying the music while chaperoning a dance. TOP LEFT: Most of the business students knew her as Miss Marcia Kiser, but she was Mrs. Bob Oriet the last week of school. She seems to be enjoying her final faculty meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Neil Rivenburg, business, was one of the standouts for the faculty basketball team. After coming out of action, he chats with Dan Meddock. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Randy Be- herens awaits instructions for the relay race he is going to be in as part of his initiation as a new laker teacher. Library ETE e Ae K- en ` en RU RK sn lau RER éi TOP LEFT: Mrs. Alma Dickie sets up some new books on the rack. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Huff helps Miss Sandy Percival, a substitute for Mrs. Urbanek, with some art books. BOTTOM: Bommie Helwig does research in the library with Anne Coit. AV - Bookroom TOP: Mrs. Betty Wight orders some textbooks for the History staff. BOTTOM: Students help as department assistants and audio visual aides. Counselors RIGHT: Robyn Finseth took a leave of absence to have a baby. One her return, she found plenty work to do and letters to write. LEFT: Mrs. Bea Churchill was honored by the faculty this spring after she announced her retirement. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Paul Lambertsen always confers with many parents around report card time. TOP: Mr. Pat Byrne talks with the vice-princi- pal in the hallway. BOTTOM: Junior students were kept busy all morning taking the TAP test. Counseling department is responsible for those as well as the SCAT tests the sophomores took. School Board By a 4-1 vote, the school board per- mitted high school smokers to do so in a designated area. The policy went into ef- fect on November 13, and from that time the covered breezeway west of the history library and the breezeway by the music building were popular places for many Lakers. Smoking was limited to before school, break, lunch, and after school. TOP LEFT: Dr. Kent Myers, assistant superintendent. TOP RIGHT: Dr. Lloyd F. Millhollen, Jr., Super intendent of schools. BOTTOM: Board of Directors, Mr. James Putnam, Mr. Sam Melrose, vice-chair- man; Mr. Garry Bullard, Mr. Ed Allen, chairman; and Mr. Terry Baker. ate e Dabit Bake AN Mati ett Shee EEE N x Get T ede ER HER ed Map CIPIT ERR Ra AT ' E ae : arti ead za H MEER RR IT MS CHUTES INS re MH WS Rad iN ET Mey BEREITEN N SH FREE E REEDS ies dede e ed d rei bt ER Le npe e EP Re, as EHE eg h He IS dara PFET E IRA 3S PY Peni RR $ DI A te netta. uttter Year Malbéiil TOP LEFT: Dr. Norman Riggs, principal. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Norm Trotter, vice-principal. BOT- TOM LEFT: Mr. Jess Rhodes, dean of activities, gets some punch from Joni Morris at the choir reception. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Jim Wood- worth, dean of guidance. Secretaries TOP LEFT: The nurse, Jeannine Stanenko, is ready to check Tim's throat. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Jo- Anne Schmitt helps one of the pupils out. RIGHT: Mrs. Beverly Ankersmit types a letter for Dr. Riggs. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Evelyn Alford works on the May bills. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Potter goes over a student's transcript before sending it out. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs, Almeda Reeder and Mrs. Betty Wight watch Mr. Michael Casey open up a pressure cooker for his wife, Pat. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Lee Tenneson check on an absentee slip. Cooks - Custodians EFT: Matron Mrs. LaVerne Ballweber heads toward the culty lounge. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Ella Rolfe moves the cof- be pot back to the kitchen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Gordon aldwin waxes the cafeteria floor. LÀ = ast ah SISSV EID Trying to decide whether to go to the assembly or not. . .eating lunch outside in the sun. . .thinking of new ways to make money for the class treasury without washing cars or selling candy. . .figuring out new Senior pranks to pull. . .taking advantage of the new smoking lounge. . .Counting the days til graduation. . .weighing the merits of Doug Kupel’s proposal to legalize food fights every other Wednesday. Dana Adams Ryan Ainsworth Geri Albright David Alexander Jackie Alexander Susan Alexander Tammy Allen Ted Allen Dean Alterman Mark Anderson Vahe Arakelian Lisa Arbini Keven Aspy John Atherton Tracey Baillargeon Steven Barrow Vice-president, Jim Walston. rv w s. m Z = 7 Ge - Ge Heather Bartlett Ann Beech Steven Bennett Darrell Beranek Lock Bethune Steve Bevel Angela Beldsoe Dwayne Bode Debra Boswell Cynthia Bowers Helen Brand Carolyn Brustad J. Buley James Bull Steven Burke Cameo Burt Dick Butterfield Chip Byes Kelly Callahan Douglas Campbell Mark Campbell Linda Carson Lea Casey Marianne Casey Tom Chaffey Linden Chin Jenifer Ciapa Amy Clark David Clark Christopher Clouser Anne Coit Nancy Conway Dave Cowan Tim Curtis Christine Davies Ramon Deaton Kit Decker Charles DeKoning Jeffrey Dennis Michael Dent Karen Derhalli Tom Dilley Richard Dobrunick Duncan Dodd Kenneth Dodson Peter Dodson Laure Donne Susan Drink ward Leonard Dryden Bill Duval Jill Eckelman Jennifer Ehlen Lynn Ellington Mitch Ellison lames Engler Bill Erickson Scott Fanning James Feise Linda Ferreira Douglas Field Marci Field Rhonda Fisher Susan Fisher Gina Fleischman Karen Fletcher Scott Flowers Mike Foerster Greg Forsyth Scott Freeman Keith Gabler Mark Garey Stuart Gaussoin Tino Georglakis Christopher Germond Eric Girod Neil Girod Mark Gisch Tom Godish Mark Goodman Christi Gordon Mary Gordon Gilbert Gregg Wendy Gregg Lisa Grill Barbara Gudekunst Ruthann Gudekunst Kathleen Guy Julie Halladin Tony Halton Louis Hamerlynck Dean Hansen Kasey Harrop Matthew Hecht Cathy Heestand Todd Helsing Craig Hess Cory Hitchcock Taffee Hoffee Russell Hornback Kristin Howard Clinton Huget Randy Hunt Jon Hurst Terry Ingram Carol Inman Beth Jacobs Karen Jacobson Burt Jarvis Ron Jenkins Steve Jett Michelle Johannesen Nancy Johnson Talis Johnson Kathleen Jurney Sean Keefe Jennifer Keeline Brenda Kellerman Mary Kenny Paul Kepert Mike Kerns Kelly King Steve Kleckner Molly Klinger Liz Knowles Jess Kohlert Wally Kramer Kathy Krill Craig Larson Tania Lavelle Joanne Lind Laurie Livesay Pam Loen Neil Lomax Roger Long Janie Losli Heidi Ludders Steven Lynch Dawn Mabie Erick Malin Rebecca Mallen Cathy Mangold Joe Marcotte Bruce Marks Brad Martin Craig Martin John Martin Mike McBride Carolyn McConkey Jean McCullough Laura McDougal Bradley McGriff Linda McNulty Meagan Meckley Pat Mendenhall Ernest Mengelberg Tammy Mercer Janet Merkley Julie Merkley Scott Meyers Chris Miller Kevin Miller Hugh Mitchell Carla Moody Dawn Moran Glen Morris Joni Morris Lindy Mount Melissa Mueller Alan Munro Sally Myers Bradford Nase Steve Neely Rick Neimann Janine Nelson Laurinda Nelson Carol Nordahl Frank Normandin Philip O’Larey Kathy O'Neel Andrea Olsen Jim Omundson Kathleen Opatz Robin Parker Jill Patterson Cip Paulsen James Pearson Richard Pech Julie Peetz Charles Perine Allen Pfeifer Lisa Pierce Aline Pittenger Janet Porter Victoria Province Teresa Puderbaugh Kathleen Quinn Barbara Raffety Scott Ranf Todd Ransom Scott Reay Dale Reed Diane Reinertson David Richardson Steve Richardson Lois Rideshorse Gainor Riker Laurie Roberts Paul Robinson Stan Robinson Danny Rose Luci Ross Rodney Rouse Nancie Ruble Chris Ruhl Leslie Sawhill Mark Schlachter Pam Scott Heidi Settergren Betty Sherman Liz Shirley Ron Simonson Shannon Skopil Sharon Smith Melinda Sorensen John Souther Jim Stefanidis James Stidham Syndy St. John Jill Stout Jeff Stoutt Chris Streeter Mike Taylor Bill Teneyck Barbie Tenneson Steve Turner Randi Underdahl Rebecca Uppinghouse Martin Valvur Karen Vandeusen Rebecca Van Gulik Deborah Veile Alison Waggoner Wendy Wallin Jim Walston Mark Ward Scott Ward Rick Warner Carol Watkins Paul Weber Ann Weiss Bob Wendland Mike West Brian Whitaker William White Benjamin Whiteford Greg Wiley Monica Wise Martha Wolfe Kristin Wright Toby Zehrung Randy Abbott Nancy Alexander John Anderson Mardona Anderson Tom Apperson Kristin Arthur Kelly Atchinson Vicki Avery Brad Bailey Carolyn Ball Doug Banks Emily Beardsley David Berry Anna Bing Heather Black President, Anne Heath e A se - 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David Barrow Steve Bartelt Cindy Bassett Brenda Bethune Dawn Bielitz Kimberly Biggs Alice Bloodworth Rob Blyth Lori Boek Betty Bohlman Terry Bolstad Michael Bornstein Kevin Borst Cassandra Brady Rod Brokenshire Megan Brooke Jim Brown Ted Buehner Mark Burford Nancy Caris Kathey Carroll Barbara Casey Katie Caswell Art Cataldo Mark Chin Laury Christenson Gail Christian Nancy Clark John Clarke Terri Clarke Cynthia Clautice George Coats Susie Coit Tim Colton Karen Colwell Kevin Connel Secretary, Jim Brown D. Rustrum, John O'Connor, and Bob Rose celebrate graduation. Michael Corbett Jim Crump Ralph Cunningham Dorothy Cushman Tony Dahl Cindy Daniels Mitch Davidson Janet Davies Dan DeBernard John DeLong Dru Dietz Jane Dobson Stacie Dodd Dave Doublas Jim Drury Eric Dversdal John Dyrnes Bruce Edwards Denise Ehman Diane Ehman William Eklund Debbie Eoff Stephanie Eyler Michelle Field Lisa Fleischman John Ford Charlene Forden Brent Freeman Dean Frisbee Lisa Gallagher Robyn Gessford Nancy Gillette Dave Glasby Peter Gomena Michael Grant Sandy Greenslitt Mark Greenwood Sue Griffith Rita Guensch William Guns Ken Guy Peter Hall Steve Halladin Charles Hallins Ivan Hamerlynck Treasurer, Bill Gunns Margaret Handy Tricia Harding Shari Hartenberger Jeff Harvey Robyn Hawkins Ann Hayakawa Colleen Hayes Maureen Healy Nancy Heath Denise Heisler Wally Helm Jamie Henderson Peter Herbst Mimi Herrle Mark Hertzberger Kevin Hillier Steve Hincks Karen Hitchcock Bill Hoffee Thomas Hoitink Kay Holbrook Nancy Holly Gloria Hornback Cindy Howard Patrice Howard Cathy Huffman Sam Hutchison Tom Hyde Peggy Jalling Tim James Kathy Janz David Jarman Mary Jensen Trent Kamman Mike Keeline Carol Kirschbaum Mark Kleckner Lisa Klemz Marla Knauss Julie Knouse Patti Krug Herbert Laffitte Michelle Wilding catches up on her reading. Lori Boek and Amy Paget perform at pep assembly. Chip Laizure Pamela Lane Bill Lauderbach Craig Laurie Mark LeChevallier Renee Leistra Peggy Lemon Helle Levison Jennifer Lindley Rod Livesay Heidi Locke Philip Loen Katrina Lofgren Dale Long Glen Long Cam Luck Michelle Mabie Beth Marks Liz Mark Sandy Mathison Jeff Maurer Bob McConkey Kevin McElwee Scott McKenna Larry McNeely Mark Mercer Leslee Meyers Karen Miles Jeris Miller Terry Miller Martha Minkler Ann Mohondro Luis Monzon Gary A. Morean Mark Morehouse Dwight Morrow Patricia Moss Tara Mullen Karla Muller Gail Christian urges the Lakers on. Terry Munro Valerie Munro Nancy Naylor Craig Nelson Eric Nelson Lois Nelson Wayne Newcomb Scott Nielsen Debbie Nordin Katie Nottingham Kathy O'Brien John O'Connor Peter Ohlson Lecia Olsen Asun Onandia Amy Paget Julie Paine Lori Pajunen Cheryl Pembroke Timm Peterson Jeff Pittenger Sally Pitts Linda Porter Kiki Poth Steve Putnam Clifton James Rath Jeff Ray Scott Raymore Alan Rayson Sharman Reecher Bonnie Reinertson Mike Richardson David Richenstein Scott Ritter So-Co, Kevin Hillier Debra Rivers Sally Roberts Tim Colton studies for test. Dave Robinson Carl Rogers Bob Rose Scott Rupprecht Steve Russell Dan Rustrum Darrell Rustrum Lori Salser Barry Schrimsher Jeff Scott Lester Scuito Kathy Sewright Jim Shannon Larry Shields Lisa Simmons George Sneed Judy Snowdy Kris Sorensen John Stageberg Vice-President, Mike Bornstein Seth Stager Gaby Starr IMs. Theresa Steinkamp Tom Stewart Connie Stopper Mike Strickler Jeff Strother Julie Sunset Ann Swearingen Drew Sweet Ric Tenneson Kevne Thompson Robert Torian Dave Trewhella Mary Turnock Louise Underdahl David Van Deusen Marilyn Veatch Henrik Voldbaek Trista Waarvick Vicki Wahner Robin Wall Laurie Walston Dallas Ward John Ward Chuck Webster Nick Werneken Debbie Wheeler Mike Wheeler Andrea Whetsell Colleen White Sue White Don Wiens Michelle Wilding Valerie Wiley Kimarie Wilkie Pat Wilkins Kathy Williams Grant Wilson Cathy Wiltshire David Wolfard Madeline Wright Kyoko Yamaguchi Laura Young Senior Activities ADAMS, Nancy: Honor Roll 2,3; May Fete 3. ALEXANDER, Robert: IRL 4; Senate 4; Boys State 3; May Fete 2,3; other publications 4. ALEXANDER, Kimberly: Intermurals 2,3; Sen- ate 4; Windjammers 4; Awards 3; Art Show 3; Concert Choir 3,4. ANDERSON, Mike: Wrestling 2,3,4; Midship- men 3; National Merit Letter of Commen- dation 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; 4th in district wrestling. ANDERSON, Vickie: Ecotactics 2. BACHMAN, Tovey: Chess team 4; National Letter of Commendation 4. BALL, Margaret: Community service 2,3,4; Assembly 4; Girl’s League 2; AFS 2; Omega 2,3,4; Ecotactics 2; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4. BARROW, David: Football 2; J.V. football 2; J.V. basketball 2; track 2,4; intermurals 2, 3; Evaluation 4; Elections 4; Scarborough 3; Wilderness 3,4; Choir 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Plays 3; Art Show 2,3,4; Christmas 4; May Fete 3,4; Lake Views staff 4; Prom 3. BARTELT, Steve: Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 BASSETT, Cindy: Track 2,3; intermurals 2: community service 2,3,4; social committee 4; publicity 4; fire squad 4; elections 3,4; assembly 4; Scarborough 2,3,4; graduation Omega 2,3,4; Senate 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; art show 2,4; Homecoming princess 2; Christ- mas 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2, 3,4; Business manager 4. BETHUNE, Brenda: Assembly 2; Scarborough 3,4; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas 4; May Fete 3,4; Homecoming 3,4; BEVEL, Debbie: Senate 1. BLOODWORTH, Alice: orientation 4; elections 3,4; assembly 4; Scarborough 3; choir 2,3.4: plays 4; art show 2,3; Valentine princess 3; Christmas 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Home- coming 4. BLYTH, Rob: Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; All State Goalie. BOCK, Lori: Fire squad 4; orientation 4;Out- door adviser 4; Choir 2,3,4; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas princess 2; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Prom 3,4. BOHLMAN, Betty: Scarborough 1; freshman rally 1; Senate 4. BOLSTAD, Terry: Tennis 2,3,4; Community service 4; Social committee 4; Social 4; Fire squad 4; Tri-L 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Christmas 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3. BORNSTEIN, Michael: Scarborough 4; Awards 4; Speech 4; May Fete 4; Homecoming 4; Vice President 4; Certificates of Merit for Scholastic achievement BORST, Kevin: J.V. baseball 2; Community service 3; Scarborough 4; NRA expert in 22 caliber rifle. BRADY, Cassandra: Fire squad 4; Plays 2,3,4; Art show 2,3; May Fete 2,4. BROOKE, Megan: Track 2,3,4; Curriculum committee 2,3; Red Cross delegate 4; Elec- tions 4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Tri-C 3; AFS 2, 3; Omega 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3; Laker’s Log staff 4; Prom 3. BUEHNER, Ted: J.V. football 2; Baseball 3,4; J.V. baseball 2; intermurals 2,3,4; Omega 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. BURFORD, Mark: Football 2,4; J.V. football 2; Ski team 2,3,4; Scarborough 2,4; Awards 3 - Merchandising for district education. CARIS, Nancy 208 CARROLL, Kathe: Community service 3; Social committee 3; Fire squad 4; Senate 3;Honor Roll 2,3; Art Show 3,2; Laker's Log staff 3; Editor 3. CASWELL, Katie CHIN, Mark Evans: Gymnastics 3,4; Track 4; Omega 2,3,4; Wilderness 3; Honor Roll 2.3, 4 CHRISTENSON, Laury: Chess team 4; Booster 4; Fire Squad 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker 4 CHRISTIAN, Gail: Basketball 3; Track 2,3,4; Social committee 3; Windjammers 4; Variety Show 2; Varsity Rally 4; J.V. Rally 2; Christmas princess 2; May Fete 3. COATS, George: Intermurals 2; Scarborough 4; Wilderness 4; May Fete 4; Homecoming 4; COIT, Susie: May Fete 2,3,4. COLTON, Tim:Cross Country 2; Baseball 3,4; Fire squad 2,3; Scarborough 2; Midshipmen Omega 2,3,4; Senate 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4, COLWELL, Karen: Honor Roll 2,4 ; Art Show2. CORBETT, Michael CRUMP, Jim: National Merit Letter of Com- mendation 4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Band 4; Speech 3; May Fete 3; CUNNINGHAM, Ralph: Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Band 4; Windjammers 4. CUSHMAN, Dorothy: Track 2,3; Curriculum committee 2; AFS 2,3; Omega 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; IRL 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; Plays 3,4; Awards 2,3; J.V. Rally 2; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Prom 3; ASB club and committee chairman 4. DAHL, Tony: Basketball 4; J.V. Basketball 3, J.V. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3,4; J.V. base ball 2; intermurals 3,3,3; Omega 3,3,3; Val- entine's prince. DAVIES, Janet: Publicity 4; Fire squad 3; Thes- pians 4; Senate 4; Plays 3,3; Art show2 ,3, 4; Christmas 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,34, DODD, Stacie: J.V. baseball 3,4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Graduation 4; A.F.S. 3; Omega 3, Thespians 3,4; Senate 3,4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Art Show 3; J.V. Rally 2; Christmas princess 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2, 3,4; Prom 3; Vice President 3; SO-Co 4; J. V. Tennis 2; Concert Choir 3,4; A.S.B. Breakfast. DOUGLAS, Dave: Wrestling 2; Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DRURY, Jim. DYRNES, Joh. EDWARDS, Bruce: Gymnastics 3,4; J.V. Foot- ball 3; Band 2,3,4. EHMAN, Diane: Gymnastics 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3, 4; Outdoor adviser 3,4; Art Show 2; Varsity Rally 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3, 4. EKLUND, William: J.V. Football 2; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Omega 4; LR.L. 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. EOFF, Debbie: Track 2,3; J.V. Golf 3; Inter- murals 2,3,4; Social 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Social 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Concessions 2; Scarborough 2,3,4; Graduation 3; Art Show 2,3; Prom 2,3. EVANS, Thomas. EYLER, Stephanie: Scarborough 2,3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Omega 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Pil- ettes 4; May Fete 2,3,4; A.F.S. exchange student 4. FIELD, Michelle:Track 2,3; Community ser- vice 3; Curriculum committee 2,3,4; Boos- ter 4; Orientation 3; Scarborough 2,3; Sen- ate 2,3; Honor Roll 4; Orchestra 3; May Fete 2,344. FORD, John: Golf 2,3,4. FORDEN, Charlene: Intermurals 2; Gymnastics 2,3,4. Fire Squad 4; Orientation 4; Scar- borough 2; Girl's League 2; Band 2; Art Show 2,4; Pilettes 4; May Fete 2,3,4. FREEMAN, Brent: Football 4; Track 2,3,4. Gymnastics 3; Windjammers 3,4. May Fete 3,4. Homecoming 4. FRISBEE, Dean GESSFORD, Robyn: A.F.S. 2,3; Plays 4; Art show 3; Pilettes 4. GILLETTE, Nancy: Community service 4; Fire Squad 3; Orientation 4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Omega 2,3,4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. GOMENA, J. Peter: J.V. Basketball 2; Omega 2,3,4; LR.L. 4; Wilderness 3; Senate 4; Lake Views staff 4; Laker's Log staff 4; GRANT, Michael GREENWOOD, Mark: GRIFFITH, Sue: Track 2; Fire Squad 4; Scar- borough 2,3; A.F.S. 2; Omega 2,4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Senate 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Awards 4; May Fete 2,3, 4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Prom 3; Treasurer 3. GUNS, William D.: J.V. Basketball 2; Soph. Basketball 2; Curriculum committee 2,3; Evaluation 4; Graduation 4; Omega 2,3,4; IRL 2,3,4; National Merit Finalist 4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Boys State 3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Boys' Nation. GUY, Ken: Football 3,4; Track 3,4. HALL, Peter J.: Ski Team 3; Choir 2,3; Plays 3; Windjammers 3. HALLING, Charles: Gymnastics 4; Omega 2,3, 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Plays 2,4; Band 2,3,4; Variety Show 3; May Fete 2,3,4. HANDY, Margaret: Track 2; Community ser- vice 3; Orientation 4; Assembly 4; Scar- borough 4; Graduation 4; Omega 4; Thes- pians 4; IRL 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Plays 2,3,4; Art Show 3: Christmas Court Princess; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. HARDING, Tricia: Track 4; Ski Team 2; Awards for Ceramics 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Art Show 2,3,4. HARTENBERGER, Shari: Secretarial 2; Scar- borough 4; Graduation 4; Art Show 3; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,4. HARVEY, Jeff: J.V. Football 2. HAWKINS, Robyn: May Fete 3,4. HAYAKAWA, Ann: Honor Roll 4; Art Show 4; Concert Choir 3,4. HAYES, Colleen: Scarborough 2,3,4; Omega 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 3. HEATH, Nancy: Community service 3,4; As- sembly 4; Scarborough 2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Outdoor adviser 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Cadet Teaching 2,4. HELM, Wally: Varsity Tennis 2.3.4; Intra- murals 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Choir 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Choir 4. HEISLER, Denise: Track 3. HENDERSON, Jamie: Track 3,4; Community service 3; Fire Squad 4; Orientation 4; As- sembly 3,4; Scarborough 3,4; Girls' League 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. HERRLE, M.: Intermurals 2; Community ser- vice 3,4; Social committee 3,4; Publicity 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Orientation 4; Elections 3, 4; Assembly 3; Scarborough 3,4; IRL 4; Senate 4; Christmas Court Princess; Christ- mas 3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 3. HILLIER, Kevin: Community Service 2; Evalu- ation 4; Elections 3,4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Graduation 4; Senate 4; Speech 4; Lake Views staff 3; President 2; SO-CO 4; Quali- fied for National Speech Tournament 3; State Champion in Oratory (Speech 3.) HINKEL, Bob: Track 2,3,4; Intermurals 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Scarbor- ough 2,3,4; Graduation 3,4; Midshipmen 2, 3,4; Wilderness 2,3; Senate 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Awards 3,4; Varsity Rally 4; May Fete 3,4; Homecoming 3,4; Lake Views staff 3; Prom 3; SO-CO 3; Rally Coordinator 4;Physical Fitness Award; Navy Blue Shorts Award; Gymnastics 3,4. HITCHCOCK, Karen: Girls’ League 2; Omega 2,344; Ecotactics 2. HOFFEE, Bill: Football 4; Gymnastics 3; Scar- borough 4; May Fete 3,4; Student Advisory Committee. HORNBACK, Gloria: Track 2; Senate 4; Art Show 2,3,4. HOWARD, Cindy: Ecotactics 2: Honor Roll 3, 4. HOWARD, Patrice: Swimming 3; Ski Team 3,4; Orientation 3,4; Scarborough 4; Champion- ship Swimming award 1972. HUTCHISON, Sam: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2.3,4; Elections 4; Omega 2,3,4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Treasurer 4. HYDE, Tom: Tennis 2,3,4; Fire Squad 4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 4; Valentine Prince 3; Christnas 2,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Home- coming 2,3,4; Prom 3,4. JALLING, Peggy: Orientation 4; Outdoor ad- viser 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Art Show 2; May Fete 2,4. JANZ, Kathy: Track 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; May Fete 2,3,4. JAMES, Tim: Track 4; Gymnastics 4; Orienta- tion 4; Omega 4; Wilderness 2; Ecotactics 2; Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Art Show 2,3,4; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas 3,4; May Fete 3, 4; Homecoming 3,4; Lake Views staff 4; Laker's Log staff 2,3,4; Prom 3. JONES, Kevin: Swimming 2,3,4. JARMAN, David: Honor Roll 2,3. KEELINE, Mike: Football 2,3; Scarborough 3, 4; Plays 4; Windjammers 4; May Fete 3,4; Choir 4. KLECKNER, Mark: Band 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3; Laker's Log staff 3,4. KLEMZ, Lisa: Elections; IRL 2; Art Show 2 May Fete 2; Homecoming 2; Laker's Log staff 4. KNAUSS, Marla: Swimming 2; Honor Roll 3,4; J.V. Rally. KNOUSE, Julie: Community service 2,3,4; Fire Squad 4; Elections 2; Scarborough 2,3,4; Omega 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Pilettes 3; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. KRUG, Patti: Intermurals 3; Social Committee Chairman 4; Fire Squad 4; Omega 3,4; Out- door adviser 2,4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; Art Show 2; J.V. Rally 2; Christmas 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 3,4. LAFFITTE, Herbert B., Jr.: Basketball 2,3; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Traffic 3; Scarborough 2,3,4; Omega 2,3,4; IRL 4; Wilderness 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4. LANE, Pamela: Social Committee 4; Scarbor- ough 3,4; Senate Alternate 4; Homecoming 4; Lake Views staff 3. CRAIG, Laurie: Ski Club 2; Band 2. LeCHEVALLIER, Mark: Wrestling 2; Inter- murals 2,4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. LEISTRA, Renee: Honor Roll 2,3,4. LEMON, Peggy: Senate 2; Ecotactics 2. LEVINSON, Helle E.: exchange student 4. LIVESAY, Rod: Basketball 3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Golf 2,3,4; Midshipmen 2; Honor Roll 2,3. LOFGREN, Katrina: Community Service 3; Orientation 3; Scarborough 2,3,4; AFS 2,3, 4; Omega 4; Senate 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2. LOEN, Philip: LONG, Dale: Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 3; Midshipmen 3,4. LONG, Glen: Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Midshipmen 3; Christmas 3,4; May Fete 3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Prom 3,4. LUCK, Cam: Track 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Fire Squad 4; Omega 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Art Show 2,3; Boys State 3; Art Award 2,3; Willamette Science and Math Institute 4; High Score M.A. exam 3. MABIE, Michelle: Track 3; May Fete 2,3,4. Homecoming 2,3. MACKIE, Mike: MARK, Liz: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Band 2; May Fete 2,4. MARKS, Beth: J.V. Tennis 2; Tennis 3,4; Intermurals 2,3,4; AFS 4; Omega 2,3,4; Ecotactics 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Lake Views staff 2; AFS host sister 4. MAURER, Jeff: Swimming 3; Midshipmen 3; Wilderness 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Speech 2, 3,4; Art Show 4. McKENNA, Scott: Ski Team 4. MERCER, Mark: MEYERS, Leslee: Intermurals 3; Scarborough 2,3; Awards for jewelry 3; Honor Roll 3,4; Art Show 3; Christmas 2,3; May Fete 3; Homecoming 4. MILLER, Terry Sue: Community Service 3; Scarborough 3; Senate 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Orchestra 4; Art Show 2; Christmas 3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 4; District Solo Contest 3,4; Oregon Youth Legislature 4; Art Merit Award 2; District Art Show 3. MINKLER, Martha: MOHONDRO, Ann: Track 4; Community ser- vice 4; Concessions 4; Scarborough 4; Plays 4. MONZON, huis T.: Football 2; Golf 2; Soc- cer 3,4; Intramurals 3; Prom 3; Most Im- proved Hockey Player 1969; League's Lead- ing scorer 1970; Won Tournament for High School soccer. MOREAN, Gary A.: Football 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 2; Intermurals 2,3; Traffic 4; Fire Squad 3,4; Midshipmen 2,3,4; Omega 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Plays 3,4; Windjammers 3,4; Variety Show 4; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas 3,4; May Fete 3,4; Home- coming 4; All League Honorable Mention in Football 2. MORROW, Dwight: Soccer 3,4; Thespians 2,3, 4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 4; Plays 2,3,4. MULLEN, Tara: Intermurals 3; Girls' League 3; Honor Roll 2,4; Pilettes 4; May Fete 2,3. NAYLOR, Nancy: Social 4; Senate 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Rally 2; Pep Club 2. NELSON, Erik Paul: Track 4; Soccer 3,4; Senate 4. NELSON, Craig: NELSON, Lois: Basketball 4; Intermurals 4; Tennis 2,3,4; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation (of the State of Georgia) 3; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Photo- graphy Editor of G.A. Annual; President and Vice-President several clubs at G.A. Letter in Tennis. NIELSEN, Scott: NOTTINGHAM, K.T.: Ski Team 2; Golf 3; Fire Squad 4; Scarborough 2,3; IRL 4; Senate 4. O'BRIEN, Kathy: Band 2,344. O'CONNOR, John: J.V. Football 2; Basket- ball 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Soccer 4; May Fete 3. OHLSON, Peter: Cross Country 2; Track 2,3; Soccer 3,4; Treasurer 3. OLSEN, Lecia: Tennis 2,3,4; Scarborough 2, 3,4; Omega 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Varsity Rally 4; Princess Christmas Court 2; May Fete 2,3,4. ONANDIA, Asun: AFS exchange student 4 — Spain. PAGET, Amy: Varsity Tennis 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 2; Assembly 4; Ski Club 4; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas 4; May Fete 2, 3,4; Homecoming 3. PEMBROKE, Cheryl: Track 2; Intermurals 4; Community service 3,4; Scarborough 4; Graduation 2,3; Omega 2,3,4; Thespians 3, 4; Wilderness 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Plays 2, 3; Art Show 3; Choir 2,3,4. PETERSON, Timm: PITTS, Sally: Fire Squad 4; Orientation 3,4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Graduation 4; Omega 2, 3,4; Choir 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Art Show 2; Pilettes 3; May Fete 2,4; Homecoming 2, 3,4. PORTER, Linda: POTH, Kiki: Golf 2,3,4; Community service 2, 3; Scarborough 2,3,4; Girls’ League 3,4; Wilderness 2; Senate 2,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Awards 2,4; Princess Homecoming 3; Treasurer 2; First Vice President 4. RATH, Clifton James: Traffic 4; Omega 2,3,4; Wilderness 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Band 2,3; May Fete 2,3,4; Prom 3. RAY, Jeff: Football 4; Thespians 4; Plays 4; Variety Show 4; Christmas 4. RAYMORE, Scott: J.V. Football 2; Baseball 3; J.V. Baseball 2. RAYSON, Alan: J.V. Football 2; Wilderness 3. REINERTSON, Bonnie: Intermurals 2; Con- cessions 2; Scarborough 2; Awards 2; Art Show 2. RICHARDSON, Mike: Swimming 3,4; Wilder- ness 3,4; National Merit Letter of Commen- dation 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Art Show 3; Boys State 3; Homecoming 3,4. RIC HENSTEIN, David: Soccer 3,4; Intermurals 2,3; Tennis 4; Traffic 3,4; Fire Squad 4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Senate 2; Christmas 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Lake Views staff 4. RITTER, Scott: Ski Team 3; Varsity Rally 4; May Fete 2; Homecoming 2,3,4; Leadership Workshop 4. Intermurals 4; Band 2,3,4; Art Show 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. ROBERTS, Sally: Assembly 3; Scarborough 4; Ski Club 4; Senate 4; Art Show 3; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,4; Cadet Teach- ing 2. ROBINSON, Dave: Tennis 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3. ROSE, Bob: Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Scarborough 2,3,4; Midshipmen 2,3,4; Hon- or Roll 3; Awards 4; Football - All League, All State, Shrine Team. RUPPRECHT, Scott: Swimming 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Curriculum committee 3,4; Elections 4; Midshipmen 3,4; Omega 2; IRL 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; NMSA Award 4; Boys State 3. RUSSELL, Stephen P.: Tennis 2,3,4; Cur- riculum committee 3; IRL 3,4; Senate 2,3, 4; Honor Roll 2,3; President 4. SALSER, Lori: Community service 4; Scar- borough 4; Ecotactics 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4. SCOTT, Jeff: Curriculum committee 2; Thes- pians 2,3,4; Plays 2; Variety Show 2; Prom 3,4 SCHRIMSHER, Barry: Basketball 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 2; Soccer 3,4; Inter- murals 2,3,4; Awards 2,3,4; May Fete 3,4. SCUITO, Lester: Football 2,3,4; Track 4; Mid- shipmen 2,3,4; May Fete 3; Homecoming 4; Honorable Mention Wilco League 3. SHIELDS, Larry: Track 4; Soccer 3,4; Inter- murals 3; Senate 4. STARR, Gabrielle J.: Golf 2,3,4; Intermurals 3; Fire Squad 3,4; Scarborough 3,4; Tri-L 2,3, 4; Omega 2,3,4; Betty Crocker Home- maker 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Varsity Rally 4: J.V. Rally 2; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Prom 3; President 3; Elks Leadership Award 4; Concert Choir 3,4. SNOWDY, Judy: Red Cross delegate 2; AFS 3; Plays 3; Concert Choir 3. STEINKAMP, Theresa: Girls’ League 2; AFS 2, 3,4; Omega 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Honorable Mention Speech Competi- tion 3; Membe r National Forensics League. STOPPER, Connie: Art Show 3,4. STRICKLER, Michael: Basketball 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Concessions 3; Traffic 4; Scarborough 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Awards 2, S SUNSET, Julie: Art Show 3. SWEARINGEN, Ann: Social committee 4; Fire Squad 4; Elections 2,4; Omega 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Senate 2,3; Plays 2,3,4; Windjammers 3,4; Variety Show 2; Art Show 2; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas 3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Best Supporting Actress 3. SWEET, Drew: Track 2; Wrestling 2. TENNESON, Ric: Midshipmen 2,3: Outdoor adviser 3; Plays 2. UNDERDAHL, Louise: Ski Team 2,3,4; Social committee 3; Elections 4; AFS 3; Omega 4; Ski Club 2,3; Concert Choir 4; Senate 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Varsity Rally 4; Christmas 2,3,4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 2,3,4. VanDEUSEN, David: WAARVICK, Trista: Track 2,3; Scarborough 3, 4; Wilderness 3; Outdoor adviser 2; Varsity Rally 4; May Fete 2,3; Homecoming 4; Secretary 3; Choir 3,4. WAHNER, Vicki: WALLING, Stacey: WALSTON, Laurie: Track 2,3; Gymnastics 2, 3; Social committee 4; Scarborough 2,3; Graduation 4 ; Ecotactics 2. WARD, Dallas: Football 4; Baseball 2; Wrest- ling 2,3,4; Soccer 3. WARD, John: Golf 3,4; J.V. golf 2. WERNEKEN, Nick: IRL 4; Plays 2; Art Show 3. WHEELOR, Debbie: Art Show 2,3; Lake Views staff 3. WHEELER, Mike: a ? WHITE, Colleen: WHITE, Sue: Intermurals 4; May Fete 3,4; Homecoming 3,4. WILEY, Valerie: Ski Team 2; Senate 2; Art Show 3.4. WILDING, Michele: Intermurals 2,3; Publicity 4; Social 3; Fire Squad 4; Orientation 4; Scarborough 3,4; Tri-L 3,4; Girls’ League 2; Omega 4; Thespians 3,4; Ecotactics 2; Sen- ate 2; Honor Roll 4; Plays 2,3,4; Pilettes 4; May Fete 2,3,4; Homecoming 4; J.V. Tennis WILKIE, Kimarie: Community service 4; Fire Squad 4; Orientation 4; Omega 2,3,4; Eco- tactics 2; Honor Roll 2,3; May Fete 2,3,4; Home coming 2,3; National Math Test - 3rd Place 2; 2nd Place 3. WILKINS, Pat: WILSON, Grant: J.V. Basketball 2; Gymnastics 3,4; Midshipmen 3,4; May Fete 2,4; Home- coming 2,3,4; Laker's Log staff; Editor Lak- er's Log 4; Cadet Teaching 4. WILTSHIRE, Cathy: Evaluation 4; Orientation 4; Wilderness 4; Ski Club 3; Art Show 2,3. WOLFARD, David: Tennis 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3; Intermurals 2,3; Awards 2,3,4; Prom 3,4; 3rd in Wilco League Tournament 2; Ist in Wilco League Singles Tournament 3. WRIGHT, Madeline: Intermurals 2; Commun- ity service 2; Social committee 3; Publicity 3; Intramurals 2; AFS 3; Awards for jewelry 4; Senate 3; Awards 4; Art Show 4; Princess come Court; May Fete 2; Homecom- ing 3. IE! TOP: Frosh Rally - Row 1 - Jill Stout, Julie Merkley, Jani Morris. Row 2 - Janine Nelson, Laurie Livesay, Linda Ferreira. Row 3 - Missy Mueller. BOTTOM: Fall Varsity Rally - Row 1 - Brenda Bethune, Lecia Olsen, Julie Paine, and Sandy Mathison. Row 2 - Louise Underdahl, Jamie Henderson and Trista Waarvick. V = 4 — À anne RS A. En as mmm ae oer gen, ar TOP: Winter Varsity Rally - Ann Swearingen, Gaby Starr, Diane Ehman, Amy Paget, Jamie Henderson, Lori Boek, missing Gail Christian. BELOW: J.V. Rally - Row 1 - Leslie Hinkel, Carol Gifford, Merry Trulock. Row 2 - Julie Edwards, Judy Ralston, Sharon Menicosy, Lisa Reinders, Molly Healy, missing Nancy Alexander. BAND: Row 1 - Lisa Wilberding, Janet Wieneke, Marianne Mercer, Mike West, Margaret Wattman, Andrea Whetsell, Karen Emmerich, Carolyn Ball, Randy AH bott, Kathy O'Brien, and Lois Rideshorse. Row 2 - Craig Martin, John DeLong, Bryan Arbuckle, Tammy Mercer, Ike Whetsell, Don Marks, Dave Helm, Ti Michel, Mark Kleckner, Gerry Amato, Russ Shaver, Steve Kleckner, John Nordling, Griff Holland, Nancy Conway, and Glen Morris. Row 3 - David Maie Jack Tanz, Peter Dodson, Drew Canulette, Seth Stager, Tom Latter, Don Crump, Greg Gadeholt, Richard Dickey, Ted Buehner, Jerry Stephenson, Susa Drinkward, Bob Wendland, Bruce Marks, Chris Opocensky, and Paul Weber. Row 4 - Director Steve Richie, Brian Oldenburg, Eric Girod, Charles Halling Craig Dunn, Mark Ward, Jim Omundson, Tim Finch, Randy Hunt, and Steve Burke. Pilettes TOP: Pilettes - Row 1 - Marsha Jeffers, Stephanie Eyler, Carolee Leistra, Nancy Clark, Cindy Clautice, Tonia Christian, Lisa Rose, Charlene Forden. Row 2 - Debbie Fox, Tara Mullen, Drew Dietz, Shirley Hitchcock, Dawn Bielitz, Michelle Wilding, Nancy Clasen, Robin Gessford, Molly Meckley, Claire LeCheval- lier, Sharon Ruminski. CONCERT CHOIR: 1st row, left to right; Brian Whitaker, Cliff Warren, Doug Brynelson James Bull, Julie K nouse, Lisa Fleischman, Debbie Lawrence, Nan- cy Clark, Trista Waarvick, Janet Davies, Jill Sorenson, Julie Pletcher, Cindy Bassett, Kyoki Yamaguchi, Shelly Miller, Louise Underdahl, Julie Griswold, Jill Miller.2nd Row; Gail Christian, Nancy Clasen, Carol Nordahl, Gaby Starr, Kim Mercip, Lori Boek, Kim Sheehan, Chris Lorette, Robin Hawkins, DeAnn Kerns, Katie Nottingham, Linda Salser, Sue Slape, Sally Roberts, Asun Onandia, Peggy Donne, Kathy Kammon, Diane Ehman, Ann Hayakawa, 3rd Row ; Trent Kammon, Brent Freeman, Jim Brown, William White, Alice Bloodworth, Pam Linstedt, Kris Stoutt, Kathy Sewright, Cheryl Moore, Nancy Heath, Jon Dversdal, Danny Riel, Larry Lafreniere, Jeff Dennis, David Lane, Dave Barrow, Marge Schenk, Donya Derse, Laurie Tannler, Stacie Dodd, 4th Row; Charlie Dekoning, Chris Phifer, Gary Morean, Kevin Morrison, Olaf Nordling, Mark LaChevallier, Robert Kerns, Mike Keeline, Tom Hyde, Tim James, Todd Schmidt Jeff Reay, Ann Mohondro, Betty Bohlman, Ann Swearingen, Paula Larson, Cheryl Pembroke, Kim Alexander, Leslie Meyers. ELS H H $ 4 P J —— —— om WINDJAMMERS: Row 1 - Ralph Cunningham, Larry Rivers, Todd Schmit, John French, Mike Kee- line, Seth Stager, Gary Morean, Kevin Morrison, Brent Freemen, and Brad Jennings. Row 2 - Gail Chris- tian, Shelly Miller, Debbie Lawrence, Lisa Fleischman, Kevne Thompson, Ann Swearingen, Pam Lind- sted, Jill Sorenson, and Julie Griswold. POOP DECKS: Kevin Morrison, Jim Brown, Gary Morean, Ole Nordling. GIRLS’ CHOIR: Row 1 - Christine Davies, Tania Lavelle, Heidi Settergren, Janine Nelson, Kathy Heestand, Gina Fleishman, Luci Ross, Heidi Ludders, Re- becca Uppinghouse, and Hazel Rice. Row 2 - Kathy Jurney, Wendy Gregs, Marci Field, Sue Carter, Janie Losli, Lindy Mount, Dawn Mabie, Kristin Howard, Jennifer Ehlen, Shannon O'Shea, and Alison Waggoner. Row 3 - Debra Boswell, Julie Halladin, Nancy Halling, Marie Larson, Lisa Grill, Marianne Casey, Carol Nordal, Kim Sheehan, Jennifer Ciampa and Kathy Genet. Varsity Football VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 - Glen Long, Ken Guy, Darrell Rustrum, Dallas Ward, Steve Bartelt, Mark Burford, Bob Rose, and Dan Rustrum. Row 2 - Assistant Coach Jim Woodworth, Craig Dunn, Brent Freeman Jeff Strother, Bryn Torkelson, Dave Claunch, Dale Long, and Assistant Coach Larry Bowman. Row 3 - Mana ger Darrell Beranek, Eric Gassner, Russ Shaver, Chris Knowles, Les Scuito, Chuck McLawhorn, Jim Menden hall, and Head Coach Boyd Crawford. Row 4 - Manager Glen Correll, Rick Hunt, Kent Howe, Scott Baird, Steve Howe, and Student Trainer Tom Niebergall. € R 2-1 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL — Front row: Coach Randy Behrens, Mark Henderson, Larry Butson, Ike Whetsell, Gerry Long, and Coach John Lortz, Second row: Rich Brown, Kevin Blow, Kevin Howard, Chris Stucky, Tim Derrick, John Anderson, and George Ross. Third row: Matt Gustaff, Doug Luetzen, Rick Powers, Dan O’Brien, Lee Patrick,and Steve Ellison. Back row. Brad Fricker, Bruce Farman, Dan Oka, Brian Dunn, Chris Ruckdeschel, Todd Stucky, and Rick Nuttal Frosh Football FROSH FOOTBALL: Row 1 - Bill White, Jim Engler, Chris Streeter, David Alexander, Tim Curtis, Rick Dobrunik, J. J. Buley, Mike McBride, Eric Girod. Row 2 - Coach John Scotty, Coach Tom Starr, Rick Warner, Mitch Ellison, Stuart Gaussoin, Danny Rose, John Souther, Scott Reay, Tino Georgalakis, Scott Fanning, Manager Doug Beranek, and Coach Terry English. Row 3 - Chris Clouser, Craig Hess, Kasey Harrop, Lock Bethune, Chuck Perine, Alan Munro, Steve Bevel, Jess Kohlert. Row 4 - Neil Lomax, Dick Butterfield, Mitch Mitchell, Dave Cowan, Dave Richard- son, Brad Nase, Scott Freeman, Bruce Marks. Row 5 - Mark Garvey, Steve Richardson, Martin Valvur, Randy Hunt, Gilbert Gregg, Burt Jarvis, Phil O'Larey, Greg Forsyth, Dave Lindstedt, and David Gee. CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1 - Steve Murphy, Bill Eklund, Jim Stefanitis, Roger Long, Bruce Mills, Kevin Mullen, and Glen Morris. Row 2 - Peter Herbst, Tom Portman, Ron Messer, Greg Putnam, and Coach Mike Moorad. Row 3 - Ken Cushman, Craig Martin, Sam Hutchinson, Jim Brown, Bob McCon- key, and Rick Portman. BOYS' GYMNASTICS: Row 1 - G. Anderson, T. Long, D. Riedl, B. Hinkle, M. Chin, C. Warren, J. Griese, D, Crump. Row 2 - Manager B. Jarvis, C. Laizure, G. Wilson, M. Stenburg, D. Barnard, T. James, C. Halling, B. Ed wards, Coach V. Christensen. Boys Gymnastics Girls Gymnastics GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS: Row 1 - Coach Cathy HOlley, Lisa Cottle, Diane Ehman, Ellen Coats, Kirstin Wright, Nancy LeChevallier, M. Jordan, Andrea Olsen, and Manager Karen Flowers. Row 2 - Denise Ehman, Judy Ralston, Carla Moody, Liz Shirley, Lisa Arbini, Liz Tullis, Lisa Grill; Mindy Ney, and Heidi Buehner. Row 3 - Cathy Pinch, Jana Keeline, Debbie Lawrence, Nancy Ruble, Margaret Watt- man, Amy Stager, Amy Tassock, Nancy McCune, and Molly Maloney. Missing from picture, Lisa Muller. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1 - Eric Dversdal, Barry Schrimsher, Tony Dahl, Eric Gassner, John McCloskey, and Doug Simmons. Row 2 - Head Coach Sonny Long, Assistant Coach Vic Christensen, Jeff Stoutt, Bill Hanzlik, Mark Hanzlik, Managers Tom Peterson and Brad Hickok. Row 3 - Assistant Coach Dan Meddock, Manager Jeff Strother, John O'Connor, Mike Strickler, Manager Burr Boutwell, and Trainer Tom Niebergall. arsity Basketball BOTTOM: Soccer - Jeff Pittenger, David Richenstein, Trent Kammon, Rob Blyth, Louis Monzon, Henrik Voldbaek, Coach Harry Meader. Row 2 - John Stageberg, Dwight Morrow, Craig Nelson, John O'Connor, Barry Schrimscher, Doug Barnes. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1 - Steve Ellison, Mark Stenberg, Rick Schonley, Steve Howe, and Tim Derrick. Row 2 - Coach Dan Meddock, Dave Claunch, Dave Bowers, Tom Peterson. Row 3 - Burr Boutwell, Paul Halladin, John Nordling, Pete Dahl, and Tom Niebergall. JV Basketball Frosh Basketball FROSH WHITE BASKETBALL: Row 1 - Stuart Gaussoin, Jim Walston, Ted Allen, Doug Field, and Scott Reay. Row 2 - Coach Neil Rivenburg, Tim Cottingham, Dick Butterfield, and David Gee. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: Row 1 - Steve Christianson, Ole Nordling, Doug Luetjen, Ron Sauer, and Marshall Ellis. Row 2 - Coach Vic Christensen, Rick Hunt, Scott Whittemore, and Tom Peterson. Row 3 - Tom Niebergall, Dave Cowan, Brian Dick, Kevin Culhane, and Brad Hickok. Soph Basketball Frosh Basketball FROSH NAVY BASKETBALL: Row 1 - John Souther, Brad Martin, Randy Hunt, Rick Warner, and Eric Girod. Row 2 - Coach Terry English, Dave Richardson, Phil O'Larey and David Gee. BOYS' SWIMMING: Row 1 - Coach Dick Ruckdeschel, Lindon Chin, Todd Ritter, John Seton, Mark Ward, Rick Neimann, Scott Flowers, and Don Crump. Row 2 - Scott Neimann, Kent Jones, Scott Rupprecht, Jeff Pittenger, Mike Richardson, Doug Barnard, Griff Holland, Kevin Jones, and John Martin. Boys Swimming GIRLS' SWIMMING: Coach Dick Ruckdeschel, Marian Cunningham, Debbie Fifer, Audrey Sparrow, Anna Brossard, Mary Woodham, Kristin Howard, Karen Emmrich, and Val Runyan. Row 2 - Karen Ream, Carolyn McConkey, Aline Pittenger, Lisa Child, Cathy Martin, Sharon Ruminski, Karla Muller, Kathy O'Neel, and Sharon Ream. VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1 - Coach Lauro Rodriguez, Gary Cole, Chris Clouser, Greg Anderson, Statistician Tris Merkley, Paul Lemman, Randy Lu, and Assistant Coach Randy Behrens. Row 2 - Fred Normandin, Rick Powers, Kevin Buck, Scott Baird, Mike VanHoomissen, Dallas Ward, and Mike An- derson. Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1 - Statistician Becky Post, Mark Anderson, David Berry, Chris Clouser, Chris Miller, Mitch Ellison, Larry Butson, Steve Bennett, and Coach Randy Behrens. Row 2 - Frank Normandin, Kevin Buck, Bruce Farman, Burt Jarvis, Kim Foster, Steve Bevel, and Greg Cox. Boys Skiing BOYS SKIING: Row 1 - Gary Harding, Mike McElwee, Cip Paulsen, Doug Rowland, Eric Olsen, and Larry Ausman. Row 2 - Dan O'Brien, Chet Sadorus, Scott McKenna, Chris Knowles, John Van Gulik, Trent Kamman, and Coach Mike Casey. Girls Skiing GIRLS SKIING: Row 1 - Liz Knowles, Louise Underdahl, Nancy Ruble, and Nancy Clark. Row 2 - Patrice Howard, Susan Drinkward, Martha Deal, and Coach Mike Casey. Girls Track GIRLS TRACK: Row 1 - Mary Woodhand, Kelly Scott, Karen Van Deusen, Gina Fleishman, Debbie Morris, Cathy Pinch, Carolee Leistra, Kirstin Wright, Mary Kenny, Mary Dority, Kathy Anderson, Eileen Cassidy, Jana Keeline, and Manager Nancy LeChevallier. Row 2 - Manager Claire LeChevallier, Jenny Keeline, Jamie Henderson, Anna Brossard, Linda Ferreira, Valeria Munro, Geri Rupprecht, Tri- cia Harding, Cindy Brown, Sue Kirschbaum, Patty Ferreira, Shirley Hitchcock, Beth Morean, Ellen Coats, Kim Bilben, and Coach Toni Berke. rt na � . GA -f E vM pco ue te ID Ur pa eo e rit in e AC a sai? BOYS TRACK: Row 1 - Assistant Coach Mike Moorad, Head Coach Larry Bowman, and Assistant Coach Boyd Crawford. Row 2 - Manager Brad Mar- tin, Ron Messer, John Seton, Roger Long, Will Wright, Paul Weber, Mark Chin, Darrell Rustrum, Kevin Mullen, Brian Hess, Larry Butson, Don Crump, Greg Putnam, Mark Ellington, Bill Eklund, Mark Ward, Craig Hess, Wayne Newcomb, John Anderson, Steve Howe, and Kevin Howard. Row 3 - Bob Hinkel, Steve Hincks, Ken Guy, Glen Long, Sam Hutchinson, Mark Stenberg, Russ Shaver, Rick Portman, Tom Stewart, Scott Freeman, Randy Hunt, Burt Jarvis, Tim James, Scott Baird, Mark Hanzlik, Rick Hunt, Brian Dunn, Burr Boutwell, Paul Halladin, Doug Bernard, Les Scuito, Steve Browning, Ron Poole, Ken Cushman, Dave Richardson, Dave Maier, Cam Luck, Bruce Dodd, and Kent Howe. Boys Track GIRLS TENNIS: Row 1 - Terry Bolstad, Sandy Mathison, Lecia Olsen, Beth Marks, Lois Nelson, and Barb Stafford. Row 2 - Coach Doris Popple, Gretchen Underdahl, Amy Paget, Cynthia Bowers, Made- line Herrle, and Katie Wilson. BOYS TENNIS: Row 1 - John Souther, Steve Bolstad, Craig Lytle, Todd Halton, David Pearson, Steve Jett, and Bob Wendland. Row 2 - Jon Meine, Eric Olsen, David Richenstein, Tom Portman, John Christopher, Bruce Marks, Tim Luck, and Coach Sonny Long. Row 3 - Steve Russell, Chris Ruck- deschel, David Robinson, Tom Hyde, Wally Helm, Ron Newlin, David Bowers, David Wolfard, and Trent Kamman. BOYS GOLF: Coach Frank Wernekend, Peter Jennings, Don Wiens, Casey Skopfil, John Ward, Rod Livesay, and Todd Stucky. Boys Golf Girls Golf GIRLS GOLF: Row 1 - Sally Myers, Leslie Preising, Julie Griswold, and Laurie Livesay. Row 2 - Coach Robin Buckley, Kiki Poth, Sharon Smith, Mary Grace Schaeffer, and Gaby Starr. VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1 - Assistant Coach Mike Kuzmanich, Art Cataldo, John Stageberg, Barry Schrimsher, Ted Buehner, Jon Byes, Brad Blyth, Chris Stucky, Tim Colton, and Head Coach Pat Byrne. Row 2 - Brian Dunn, Rob Blyth, Brad Pepper, Dave Claunch, Tony Dahl,Bryn Torkelson, Steve Bartelt, Bob Rose, and Manager. Varsity Baseball JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1 - Joe Gass, Tim Derrick, Lon Hoss, Kevin Buck, Steve Lof- ton, Steve Christenson, Mark Henderson, and Coach Neil Rivenburg. Row 2 - Manager, Marshall Ellis, Doug Rowland, Tom Opatz, Mack Selberg, Kevin Culhane, Doug Banks, Doug Luetjen, and Brad Hickok. FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Row 1 - Mitch Ellison, Tino Georgalakis, Jim Engler, Mark Garey, Rick Warner, Mike Strickler, and Coach Dan Meddock. Row 2 - Craig Martin, Lock Bethune, Dave Lind- stedt, Dick Butterfield, Phil O'Larey, Tim Curtis, and Steve Lynch. Baseball LEFT: Glen Long is congratulated by district Athletic Director Don Kieling after being voted the sportsmanship trophy by LO coaches. RIGHT: AD Don Kieling presents Gaby Starr with the girls' sports- manship trophy. A Abbott, Randy 178 Abel, George Adams, Dana 170 Adams, Nancy 39, 194 Ainsworth, Ryan 170 Albright, Geri 137, 170 Alexander, David 170 Alexander, Jackie 44, 170 Alexander, Kim 194 Alexander, Nancy 178 Alexander, Robert 54, 194 Alexander, Susan 170 Allen, Kathy 186 Allen, Tammy 170 Allen, Ted 170 Alterman, Dean 170 Amato, Gerry 186 Amato, Sheryl 186 Ames, Kevin 178 Anderson, Greg 102, 104, 186 Anderson, John 178 Anderson, Katherine 186 Anderson, Kristine 43, 186 Anderson, Mardona 26, 178 Anderson, Mark 170 Anderson, Mike 105, 194 Anderson, Victoria 194 Apperson, Tom 178 Arakelian, Vahe 170 Arbini, Lisa 17, 170 Arbuckle, Bryan 178 Armstrong, Karen 186 Arthur, Kristin 178 Aspy, Dan 186 Aspy, Kevin 170 Atchinson, Kelly 178 Atherton, John 170 Atherton, Mark 186 Ausman, Larry 111, 186 Avery, Vicki 178 B Bachman, Nat 146, 186 Bachman, Tovey 194 Bailey, Brad 178 Baillargeon, Tracey 170 Baird, Scott 24, 77, 105, 118, 178 Ball, Carolyn 137, 178 Ball, Margaret 194 Ballieu, Ellen 186 Banks, Doug 178 Barkdoll, Chris 178 Barlow, June 178 Barnard, Doug 186 Barnes, Doug 194 Barrow, David 195 Barrow, Stephen 170 Bartelt, Paula 186 Bartelt, Steve 77, 195 Bartholemy, Mary 178 Bartlett, Heather 171 Baskett, John 195 Basom, Barbara 195 Bassett, Cynthia 143, 195 Bassett, Katie 186 Bastin, John 186 Batson, Constance 178 Baunach, James 178 Beardsley, Emily 178 Beech, Ann 171 Bennett, David 186 Bennett, Doug 178 Bennett, Steven 171 Benson, Chester 171 Beranek, Darrell 171 Berglund, Steve 195 Bernert, Dianne 195 Bernert, Mark 171 Berry, David 178 Bethune, Brenda 195 Bethune, Lock 82, 83, 171 Bethune, Mimi 186 Bevel, Deborah 187 Bevel, Steve 171 Bielitz, Dawn 195 Biggs, Bret 178 Biggs, Kim 22, 23, 35, 58, 195 Bilben, Kim 120, 187 Bildsoe, Angela 171 Bing, Anna 62, 178 Bishop, Susan 171 Black, Heather 178 Black, Randy 187 Bliven, Peter 187 Bloodworth, Alice 68, 195 Blow, Kevin Blyth, Brad 125, 179 Blyth, Rob 90, 124, 125, 195 Bode, Dwayne 171 Boek, Lori 12, 46, 47, 93, 195 Bohlman, Betty 195 Bolstad, Steve 179 Bolstad, Terry 195 Bornstein, Mike 195 Borst, Kevin 195 Borst, Shelley 187 Boswell, Debra 171 Boutwell, Burr 187 Bowers, Cynthia 171 Bowers, Dave 129, 179 Bradley, Jeff 187 Brady, Cassandra 195 Brand, Helen 171 Braun, Curt 187 Brennfleck, Don 179 Brock, Lester 179 Brock, Steve 179 Brokenshire, Dan 179 Brokenshire, Rod 195 Brooke, Megan 196 Brossard, Anna 137, 179 Brosy, Jeff 35, 179 Brown, Cindy 38, 121, 187 Brown, Cynthia 179 Brown, Jeff 44, 187 Brown, Jim 22, 23, 46, 196 Brown, Kendall 171 Brown, Richard 179 Browning, Steve 179 Brustad, Carolyn 73, 171 Bryan, Kim 187 Brynelson, Doug 179 Buck, Kevin 127, 179 Budahl, Kristie 179 Buehner, Heidi 179 Buehner, Ted 31, 196 Buley, J. 171 Bull, James 171 Burford, Mark 76, 196 Burke, Steven 171 Burns, Joy 187 Burt, Cameo 171 Burt, Kenlyn 196 Bushnell, Karen 187 Butler, Alice 179 Butson, Larry 179 Butterfield, Darcy 22, 187 Butterfield, Dick 50, 171 Byes, Chip 171 Byes, Jon 124, 187 E Callahan, Kelly 171 Campbell, Douglas 171 Campbell, Keith 179 Campbell, Mark 171 Campbell, Paul 187 Canulette, Drew 179 Caris, Nancy 196 Carlson, Kim 196 Carroll, Kathy 196 Carson, Kathy 187 Carson, Linda 171 Carter, Sharon 179 Casey, Barbara 196 Casey, Lea 171 Casey, Marianne 171 Cassidy, Eileen 179 Caswell, Katy 196 Caswell, Sue 179 Cataldo, Art 122, 196 Chaffey, Mark 179 Chaffey, Theresa 187 Chaffey, Tom 171 Chandler, Steve 187 Child, Lisa 109, 187 Chin, Linden 141, 171 Chin, Mark 196 Chin, Tyler 187 Christenson, Laury 196 Christian, Gail 21, 93, 121, 146, 196 Christian, Tonia 121, 151, 179 Christian, Toyia 179 Christiansen, Steve 52, 179 Christopher, John 149, 187 Ciampa, Jenifer 171 Clark, Amy 171 Clark, David 171 Clark, Kim 179 Clark, Nancy 29, 43, 196 Clarke, John 196 Clarke, Teresa 196 Clasen, Nancy 187 Claunch, Dave 98, 123, 124, 187 Clautice, Cynthia 196 Clouser, Christopher 171 Cloyd, Denise 38, 179 Coats, George 196 Coats, Ellen 187 Coit, Anne 158, 171 Coit, Susan 196 Colby, Karen 187 Cole, Becky 171 Cole, Gary 179 Colton, Tim 123, 196 Colwell, Karen 196 Colwell, Paul 179 Connell, Kevin 196 Conway, Nancy 171 Copeland, Suzy 179 Corbett, Michael 197 Core, Patricia 20, 187 Correll, Glen 179 Cottingham, Tim 171 Cottle, Lisa 86, 187 Covert, Bonnie 179 Cowan, Dave 99, 171 Cox, Greg 180 Creighton, David 180 Creitz, Greg 171 Crump, Don 85, 151, 180 Crump, Jim 197 Culhane, Kevin 180 Cunningham, Dorothy 180 Cunningham, Marian 180 Cunningham, Ralph 21, 197 Curtis, Tim 171 Cushman, Dorothy 46, 47, 48, 54, Cushman, Ken 89, 180 D Dahl, Tony 94, 122, 197 Dahl, Camilla 187 Dahl, Peter 98, 187 Daniels, Cynthia 197 Danielson, Bart 187 Danielson, Kris 171 Davidson, Mitch 197 Davies, Christine 171 Davies, Janet 197 Davis, Christy 180 Davis, Suzanne 187 Deal, Martha 112, 180 Deaton, Ramon 171 Deaton, Robert 180 DeBernardi, Dan 197 Decker, Kit 171 Deen, Mark 171 DeKoning, Charles 171 DeLong, John 13, 70, 153, 197 DeLong, Tom 180 Demaria, Greta 172 Dennis, Jeffrey 172 Dent, Michael 172 Derhalli, David 137, 180 Derhalli, Karen 172 Derrick, Tim 180 Derse, Donya 187 Derse, Ron 180 Dick, Brian 180 Dick, Car! 188 Dickey, Richard 188 Dietz, Cynthia 188 Dietz, Dru 197 Dilley, Gyrid 180 Dilley, Tom 172 Dix, Nancy 180 Dobrunick, Richard 172 Dobson, Jane 197 Dodd, Bruce 148, 188 Dodd, Duncan 43, 100, 172 Dodd, Stacie 15, 32, 46, 48, 50, 197 Dodge, Ron 180 Dodson, Kenneth 172 Dodson, Michael 188 Dodson, Peter 172 Donne, Laure 172 Donne, Peggy 188 Dority, Meri 121, 180 Douglas, David 197 Drinkward, Susan 113, 172 Drury, Jim Dryden, Leonard 172 Dryden, Mag 56, 180 Dryden, Tom 188 Dundas, Barbara 188 Dunn, Brian 188 Dunn, Craig 188 Duval, Bill 172 Dversdal, Eric 198 Dversdal, Jon 180 Dyrnes, John 198 Drynes, Stephanie 180 E Earhart, Jeff 180 Eckelman, Jill 172 Edgington, Ray 151, 180 Edwards, Bruce 141, 198 Edwards, Carolyn 180 Edwards, Julie 80, 115, 180 Ehlen, Jennifer 172 Ehman, Denise 17, 71, 198 Ehman, Diane 71, 93, 198 Ehri, Debbie 180 Eklund, Barbara 180 Eklund, Bill 88, 198 Ellena, Anthony 180 Ellington, Lynn 172 Ellington, Mark 57, 188 Ellis, Marshall 180 Ellison, Mitch 172 Ellison, Steve 188 Emery, Tim 172 Emmerick, Karen 30, 180 Emra, Deborah 180 Emra, Randy 188 Emry, Julie 19, 20, 180 Engler, James 172 Eoff, Debbie 198 Erickson, Bill 172 Erickson, Jeff 172 Evans, Tom 198 Eyler, Stephanie 198 F Fanning, Scott 172 Farman, Bruce 180 Feise, James 172 Ferreira, Linda 115, 121, 172 Ferreira, Patty 188 Field, Douglas 172 Field, Marci 172 Field, Michelle 198 Fifer, Debora 108, 188 Fifer, Eric 180 Finch, Martin 188 Finch, Tim 180 Fish, Debra 180 Fisher, Pam 180 Fisher, Rhonda 172 Fisher, Susan 172 Fitzhugh, Mary 188 Fleischman, Gina 51, 172 Fleischman, Lisa 35, 61, 198 Fletcher, Karen 172 Fletcher, Laura 180 Flowers, Karen 188 Flowers, Scott 106, 172 Fluke, Marcia 172 Flynn, Kelly Foerster, Mike 172 Ford, John 132, 198 Ford, Kathleen 172 Forden, Charlene 198 Forster, Patricia 180 Forsyt h, Greg 172 Forsyth, Stuart 180 Fortier, Susan 180 Foster, Kim 180 Fought, Chris 180 Fox, Debbie 188 Freeman, Brent 119, 198 Freeman, Scott 118, 172 French, John 188 Frerichs, Ed 172 Fricker, Brad 180 Frisbee, Dean 198 Fuller, Colleen 180 Fuller, Patti 188 Fuller, Teresa 180 G Gabler, Keith 172 Gadeholt, Greg 180 Gallacher, Tom 180 Gallagher, Lisa 198 Gallo, Anthony Gardner, Lora 188 Garey, Mark 173 Garrick, Debra 188 Gass, John 188 Gass, Joe 180 Gassner, Eric 16, 78, 72, 94, 96, 188 Gates, Sarah 180 Gaussoin, Stuart 83, 101, 173 Gebert, Gerhard 180 Gee, David 173 Gee, Laurie 189 Genet, Kathy 180 Georgalakis, Tino 173 Germond, Christopher 173 Gerrard, Neil 173 Gerrard, Kim 189 Gessford, Robyn 41, 198 Getz, Lori 180 Giesy, Phillip 189 Gifford, Carol 56, 115, 180 Gill, Shirlene 180 Gillette, Nancy 198 Gilpin, John 180 Girod, Eric 16, 173 Gisch, Mark 173 Glasby, Dave 45, 51, 71, 198 Glasgow, Janie Godish, Tom 173 Goehler, Mike 189 Gold, Lisa 180 Gomena, Andy 180 Gomena, Peter 198 Goodall, Bente 180 Goodman, Mark 173 Gordon, Cristi 173 Gordon, Mary 173 Goudy, Joyce 16, 180 Goudy, Paul 180 Graham, Bob Graham, Gary 189 Grant, Michael 198 Gray, David 189 Greenslitt, Sandy 198 Greenwood, Mark 198 Greenwood, Mike 189 Gregg, Gilbert 173 Gregg, Wendy 173 Griffith, Sue 198 Grill, Lisa 173 Griswold, Julie 189 Gudekunst, Barbara 173 Gudekunst, Ruthann 173 Guensch, Rita 198 Guns, Bill 20, 54, 149, 198 Guns, Lisa 180 Gustaff, Matt 189 Guy, Ken 24, 77, 119, 198 Guy, Kathleen 173 Guymon, Kirk 173 H Haber, Eric 180 Haber, Gordon Hadley, Tom 189 Hall, Peter 198 Halladin, Julie 173 Halladin, Paul 117, 189 Halladin, Steve 198 Halling, Charles 30, 84, 198 Halling, Nancy 180 Halton, Todd 180 Halton, Tony 173 Hamerlynck, Ivan 198 Hamerlynck, Louis 173 Handy, Margaret 15, 26, 35, 55, 199 Hansen, Dean 173 Hanzlik, Bill 180 Hanzlik, Mark 94, 189 Harding, Gary 110, 189 Harding, Patricia 65, 199 Harkson, Deborah 180 Harries, Jane 189 Harris, Ed 173 Harrison, Jeff 180 Harrison, Ron 173 Harrop, Kasey 173 Hartenberger, Shari 199 Harvey, Dennis 180 Harvey, Jeff 199 Hawkins, Robyn 199 Hayakawa, Ann 52, 199 Hayes, Colleen 199 Healy, Molly 114, 180 Healy, Maureen 199 Heath, Ann 180 Heath, Nancy 199 Hecht, Rick 189 Hecht, Matthew 173 Heestand, Cathy 173 Heestand, Bill 199 Hein, Leigh 173 Heisler, Denise 199 Helm, David 180 Helm, Wally 199 Helser, Gretchen 189 Helsing, Gretchen 189 Helsing, Sandra 180 Helsing, Todd 173 Helwig, Bonnie 158, 173 Helwig, Lori 189 Helwig, Rod 189 Henderson, Jamie 12, 93, 199 Henderson, Mark 81, 126, 180 Herbst, Peter 88, 199 Hereford, Mark 189 Herndon, Ellen 180 Herrle, Madeline 180 Herrle, Mimi 20, 27, 39, 199 Hertzberg, Mark 199 Hess, Brian 53, 180 Hess, Craig 173 Hickok, Bradly 189 Hicks, Steve 55, 199 Hildner, Greg 21, 62 Hillier, Kevin 45, 136, 199 Hincks, John 189 Hincks, Steve 24, 46, 118, 199 Hinkel, Leslie 71, 89, 114, 180 Hinkel, Bob 49, 71, 199 Hitchcock, Cory 173 Hitchcock, Karen 199 Hitchcock, Shirley 137, 180 Hobbs, Kathryn 189 Hoffee, Taffee 173 Hoffee, Bill 199 Hoffman, Julie 189 Hoitink, Tom 199 Holbrook, Kay 33, 199 Holbrook, Scott 180 Holcomb, Julia 189 Holland, Griff 107, 189 Holly, Nancy 200 Hood, Will 200 Hornback, Gloria 200 Hornback, Mike 180 Hornback, Russell 145, 173 Hoss, Lon 180 Hounslow, John 189 Hounslow, Suzanne 173 Hoven, Kathy 189 Hoving, Rick 189 Howard, Cindy 200 Howard, Kevin 180 Howard, Kristin 173 Howard, Patrice 112, 113, 200 Howe, Kent 189 Howe, Steve 79, 98, 180 Huffman, Cathy 200 Huget, Clinton 173 Hughes, Sandra 189 Hunt, Randy 173 Hunt, Rick 72, 180 Hurst, Bill 189 Hurst, Jon 173 Hutchison, Sam 46, 116, 200 Hyde, Tom 46, 140, 200 I lerulli, Rick 180 Ingalls, Irene 20, 181 Ingebrigtsen, Rondi 189 Ingram, Rick 189 Ingram, Terry 173 Inman, Carol 173 Inman, Janice 189 Irwin, Rebecca 173 J Jacobs, Beth 173 Jacobson, Karen 173 Jacobson, Walter 181 Jahnke, Dan 173 Jahnke, Mark 189 Jalling, Peggy 200 James, Tim 6, 46, 85, 200 Janz, Kathy 200 Jarman, David 200 Jarman, Lisa 181 Jarvis, Burt 173 Jarvis, Bill 181 Jeffers, Marcia 181 Jeffers, Mark 189 Jeffers, Matt 189 Jenkins, Ron 173 Jennings, Brad 189 Jennings, Lisa 181 Jennings, Peter 189 Jensen, Mary 200 Jensen, Von 189 Jeremy, Jody 189 Jett, Steve 173 Johannesen, Michelle 173 Johnson, Joy 189 Johnson, Karen 189 Johnson, Mike 189 Johnson, Nancy 173 Johnson, Reid 200 Johnson, Rose 189 Johnson, Talis 173 Johnson, Tina 189 Johnson, Violet 173 Jones, Kent 106, 181 Jones, Kevin 200 Jorgenson, Robin 181 Jurney, Kathleen 173 K Kamman, Kathy 27, 153, 189 Kamman, Trent 24, 110, 200 Kantor, Susan 200 Keefe, Melissa 189 Keefe, Sean 173 Keeline, Janna 189 Keeline, Jennifer 173 Keeline, Mike 200 Keerins, Michael 189 Kellerman, Brenda 173 Kellerman, Janet 189 Kenney, Kathy 181 Kenny, David 189 Kenny, Leanna 181 Kenny, Mary 173 Kepert, Paul 173 Kerns, Deann 189 Kerns, Mike 173 Kerns, Bob 181 Kidd, Gary 189 King, Kelly 173 Kingery, Sarah 181 Kirschbaum, Carol 200 Kirschbaum, Sue 181 Kleckner, Mark 200 Kleckner, Steve 173 Klemz, Lisa 200 Klemz, Trista 181 Klinger, Matthew 181 Klinger, Molly 174 Knauss, Marla 36, 200 Knouse, Julie 200 Knowles, Chris 111, 189 Knowles, Liz 113, 174 Knox, Kim 181 Koback, Carol 181 Kohlert, Jess 174 Kramer, Wally 174 Krill, Kathy 174 Krill, Terry 181 Kroll, Denise 189 Krug, Patti 14, 200 Kruger, Bob 182 Kupel, Doug 54, 55, 66, 136, 200 Kusch, Donna 189 L LaFreniere, Cary 182 Laffitte, Herb 26, 200 Lafreniere, Larry 189 Laizure, Chip 84, 201 Lane, David 189 Lane, Don 189 Lane, Pam 201 Lange, Debbie 182 Larson, Craig 174 Larson, Laura 174 Larson, Marie 32, 182 Larson, Paula 189 Latter, Thomas 201 Lauderbach, Lynn 189 Lauderbach, Bill 201 Laurie, Craig 201 Laush, Leroy 201 Lavelle, Tania 174 Lawrence, Tony 182 Lawrence, Debbie 17, 189 LeChevallier, Claire 39, 189 LeChevallier, Mark 46, 54, 201 LeChevallier, Nancy 174 Leistra, Carolee 189 Leistra, Renee 201 Lemman, Dean 189 Lemman, Paul 105, 189 Lemman, Phil 182 Lemon, Peggy 201 Leonard, Tony 189 Leonhardt, Carol 190 Levinsen, Helle 62, 201 Lilly, Robert 190 Lincoln, Joyce 182 Lind, Joanne 174 Lindley, Jennifer 201 Lindsey, Kevin 190 Lindstedt, David 174 Lindstedt, Pam: 190 Livesay, Laurie 20, 114, 134, 140, 174 Livesay, Rod 132, 201 Lobdell, Keith 182 Locke, Heidi 201 Loen, Pam 174 Loen, Phil 201 Lofgren, Katrina 201 Lofgren, Peter 182 Lofton, Steve 53, 190 Lomax, Mitch 190 Lomax, Neil 82, 174 Long, Cindy 190 Long, Dale 77, 201 Long, Glen 24, 46, 77, 79, 118, 201 Long, Jerry 182 Long, Roger 89, 174 Long, Teresa 182 Long, Terry 182 Lorette, Christy 32, 73, 190 Losli, Janie 174 Loving, Elaine 174 Lu, Conway 182 Lu, Randy 190 Luck, Cam 202 Luck, Tim 129, 190 Ludders, Heidi 174 Ludeman, Nancy 182 Luetjen, Doug 80, 99, 126, 127, 182 Lumsdon, Joe 182 Lumsdon, William 190 Lundgren, Patti 190 Lynch, Richard 190 Lynch, Sharon 190 Lynch, Steven 174 Lyon, Jeffrey 182 Lytle, Craig 190 M Mabie, Dawn 174 Mabie, Michelle 202 Mackie, Mike 202 Maier, David 190 Malin, Eric 174 Mallen, Rebecca 174 Malloney, Molly 174 Mandish, Gary 182 Manning, Jolene 182 Mangold, Cathy 174 Marcotte, Joe 174 Mark, Donald 182 Mark, Liz 202 Marks, Beth 202 Marks, Bruce 174 Marmaduke, Polly 190 Martin, Brad 174 Martin, Cathy 190 Martin, Craig 174 Martin, John 174 Masenhimer, Brent 182 Mason, Mark 202 Mathieson, Jennifer 202 Mathison, Sandy 46, 67, 130, 202 Mathsen, Debbie 190 Matthews, Jim 174 Mattison, Jim 182 Mauer, Jeff 46, 202 McAfee, Ronald 182 McCloskey, John 190 McCullough, Brian 182 McElwee, Mike 110, 190 McKinley, Cindy 182 McKnight, Wesley 182 McLean, Sally 182 McMinn, Craig 182 McNeeley, Diann 182 McPhail, James 102 McVicker, Robert 182 McBride, Mike 174 McConkey, Carolyn 174 McConkey, Robert 202 McCue, David 182 McCullough, Jean 174 McCune, Nancy 180 McDougal, Laura 39, 60, 174 McElwee, Kevin 202 McFall, Erin 174 McGriff, Bradley 174 McGriff, Gregory 182 McKay, Kathryn 182 McKenna, Kimberly 190 McKenna, Scott 70, 202 McLawhorn, Charles 190 McMillan, Lean 174 McNair, Karen 190 McNamara, Kevin 202 McNeeley, Larry 202 McNulty, Linda 174 McPhillips, Ramsey 182 Meckley, Meagan 174 Meckley, Molly 190 Meine, Jon 190 Mendenhall, Jim 190 Mendenhall, Pat 174 Mengelberg, Ernst 174 Menicosy, Sharon 115, 182 Mercep, Kim 190 Mercer, Marianne 190 Mercer, Mark 202 Mercer, Tammy 174 Merkley, Janet 33, 174 Merkley, Julie 33, 114, 174 Merkley, Triss 190 Messer, Martin 182 Messer, Ron 190 Meyer, Kenneth 190 Meyers, Leslee 202 Meyers, Scott 174 Michel, Tim 190 Miles, Karen 202 Miller, Chip 190 Miller, Chris 174 Miller, Jeris 202 Miller, Jill 17, 182 Miller, Jim 190 Miller, Kevin 174 Miller, Mark 182 Miller, Shelly 190 Miller, Terry 202 Mills, Bruce 136, 137, 190 Minkler, Martha 202 Mitchell, Hugh 174 Mitchell, Marcella 182 Mock, Gail 190 Mock, Randy 190 Mohondro, Ann 202 Monzon, Luis 202 Moody, Carla 174 Moody, John 190 Moore, Cheryl 190 Moore, Nancy 182 Moran, Dawn 174 Morean, Beth 190 Morean, Gary 14, 23, 36, 54, 59, 64, 202 Morehouse, Kris 26, 182 Morehouse, Mark 202 Morris, Debora 182 Morris, Glen 174 Morris, Jamie 190 Morris, Joni 73, 114, 163, 174 Morrison, Kevin 190 Morrow, Dwight 55, 61, 202 Morrow, Leslie 190 Mosen, Gary 174 Moses, Janeva 202 Moss, Patricia 202 Mount, Lindy 174 Mueller, Melissa 114, 174 Mullen, Kevin 182 Mullen, Tara 202 Muller, Karla 202 Muller, Lisa 87, 182 Munro, Alan 174 Munro, Susan 182 Munro, Terry 46, 203 Munro, Valerie 203 Murphy, Steve 182 Myers, Sally 174 N Naito, Susan 182 Nase, Bradford 174 Navin, Pat 190 Naylor, Nancy 203 Neely, Steve 175 Neill, Bill 190 Neimann, Rick 175 Neimann, Scott 107, 190 Nelson, Craig 203 Nelson, Erik 46, 203 Nelson, Gordon 182 Nelson, Janine 73, 114, 175 Nelson, Laurinda 39, 44, 175 Nelson, Lois 263 Nelson, Robert 182 Newcomb, Sally 190 Newcomb, Wayne 69, 203 Newlands, Martha 182 Newlin, Ron 182 Ney, Mindy 182 Nichols, Guy 190 Nichols, Jay 203 Nichols, Jeff 203 Nichols, Vicki 190 Nickles, Charles 190 Niebergall, Tom 190 Nielson, Robert 203 Nordahl, Carol 175 Nordahl, Karen 190 Nordin, Debbie 203 Nordin, Denise 175 Nordling, John 190 Nordling, Ole 182 Normandin, Frank 175 Normandin, Fred 102, 103, 190 Nottingham, Katie 203 Nuttall, Rick 182 Nutter, Peggy 175 Nylund, Mark 182 O O'Brien, Dan 81, 182 O'Brien, Kathy 203 O'Conner, John 24, 97, 151, 203 O'Larey, Philip 65, 175 O'Neel, Kathy 109, 175 O'Shea, Shannon 182 Ochs, Suzanne 190 Ockert, Kris 190 Ogle, Kim 182 Ohlson, Pete 90, 203 Oka, Dan 182 Oldenburg, Bryan 190 Olsen, Andrea 175 Olsen, Eric 128, 183 Olsen, Lecia 52, 130, 203 Omundson, Jim 175 Onandia, Asuncion 46, 47, 62, 203 Opatz, Kathleen 175 Opatz, Tom 190 Opocensky, Chris 190 Ortiz, Karen 203 Osterud, Erin 183 Ouellette, Catherine 190 Ouellette, John 203 Owen, Dana 183 P Paget, Amy 38, 93, 203 Paine, Julie 203 Pajunen, Lori 46, 48, 203 Palmer, Marc 190 Palmer, Brent 175 Parker, Robin 175 Parsons, Karen 52, 183 Patrick, Lee 183 Patterson, Jill 175 Patton, Bryn Paulsen, Cip 175 Pearson, David 190 Pearson, Debbie 190 Pearson, James 137, 175 Pearson, Terri 191 Pech, Richard 175 Peetz, Julie 175 Pembroke, Cheryl 204 Pennington, Sandra 191 Pepper, Brad 56, 191 Perine, Charles 175 Perkins, Mike 204 Peterson, Becky 183 Peterson, Jenelle 183 Peterson, Mark 191 Peterson, Timm 204 Peterson, Tom 183 Petros, Mike 183 Peterson, Wendy 191 Pfeifer, Allen 175 Pfost, Cynthia 204 Phifer, Chris 183 Phillips, Barbara 183 Pierce, Chris 191 Pierce, Lisa 175 Pinch, Kathy 183 Pittenger, Aline 175 Pittenger, Jeff 22, 204 Pittenger, Philip 183 Pitts, Sally 204 Pletcher, Julie 68, 191 Polley, Mike 183 Polley, Nancy 191 Pomerantz, Debbie 191 Poole, Ron 183 Porter, Janet 175 Porter, Linda 204 Portman, Richard 88, 191 Portman, Tom 183 Posselt, Ernie 183 Post, Becky 73, 191 Poth, Kiki 20, 46, 47, 48, 134, 204 Powers, Rick 103, 183 Preising, Leslie 184 Province, Victoria 175 Puderbaugh, Teresa 175 Putman, Steve 204 Putnam, Gregory 184 Q Quinn, Kathleen 175 R Raffety, Barbara 175 Raffety, Kathleen 191 Raglione, Lori 191 Ralston, Judy 115, 184 Ranf, Scott 175 Rankins, Scott 175 Ransom, Charles 191 Ransom, Todd 175 Rash, Craig 191 Rath, Clif 69, 204 Ray, Jeff 59, 71, 77, 204 Ray, Keith 73, 191 Raymore,Scott 137, 204 Rayson, Alan 204 Ream, Karen 108, 191 Ream, Sharon 191 Reason, Kathleen 184 Reay, Jed 68, 191 Reay, Scott 176 Redmond, David 204 Reecher, Sharman 204 Reed, Dale 176 Reinders, Malissa 114, 184 Reinertson, Bonnie 204 Reinertson, Diane 176 Rice, Deborah 176 Rice, Hazel 184 Richardson, David 11 7, 176 Richardson, Michael 204 Richardson, Steve 176 Richenstein, David 204 Rideshorse, Lois 62, 176 Riedl, Danny 85, 191 Riedl, Donna 184 Riker, Eleanor 191 Riker, Gainor 176 Rindal, Diane 43, 191 Rinde, Mark 191 Ritter, Scott 154, 204 Ritter, Todd 106, 191 Rivers, Debra 204 Roberts, Greg 191 Roberts, Jody 184 Roberts Laurie 176 Roberts, Sally 204 Robinson, David 205 Robinson, Mark 184 Robinson, Paul 176 Robinson, Stan 176 Robison, Claude 205 Rode, Henrik 205 Rogers, Carl 205 Rose, Bob 205 Rose, Danny 176 Rose, Debra 205 Rose, Lisa 184 Ross, George 191 Ross, Krista 184 Ross, Luci 143, 176 Rouse, Rodney 176 Rowland, Doug 111, 127, 191 Ruble, Nancie 176 Ruckdeschel, Chris Ruhl, Chris 176 Rukke, Linda 176 191 Ruminski, Sharon 184 Runyan, Valerie 38, 184 Rupprecht, Geri 120, 191 Rupprecht, Scott 46, 205 Rushing, Rick 191 Russell, Steve 15, 48, 50, 205 Rust, Barbara 184 Rust, Tim 191 Rustrum, Danny 72, 205 Rustrum, Darrell 68, 70, 205 Ryan, Annie 184 Ryan, Pat 191 S Sadorus, Chet 191 Salovich, Diane 191 Salser, Linda 52, 191 Salser, Lori 205 Sauer, Ron 99, 184 Savage, Kim 184 Sawhill, Leslie 176 Sayler, Scott 184 Scarci, Corina 191 Scarfone, Mathew 184 Schaeffer, Mary 135, 191 Schenk, Marge 27, 50, 191 Schenk, Martin 185 Schick, Mary 191 Schlachter, Mark 1 76 Schlacter, Ricky 191 Schmit, Todd 185 Schneider, Kurt 185 Scholibo, Joyce 185 Schonely, Rick 185 Schrimsher, Barry 90, 94, 95, 96, 205 Scott, Jeff 205 Scott, Kelly 149, Scott, Pam 176 Scuito, Lester 71, 191 116, 205 Seagren, Mark 205 Seger, Miriam 185 Selberg, Mack 191 Senders, Bob 191 Serven, Mike 185 Seton, John 107, 185 Settergren, Heidi 176 Sewright, Kathy 54, 205 Shackleton, Owen 191 Shackleton, Sheri 176 Shafer, Daniel 185 Shannon, Bill 185 Shannon, Jimmy 205 Shaver, Russ 191 Shaw, Wendy 191 Sheehan, Kim 42, 185 Sherman, Betty 176 Shields, Larry 47, 205 Shirley, Liz 26, 44, 177 Siddall, Karen 191 Simmons, Doug 44, 95, 191 Simmons, Lisa 205 Simonson, Ron 177 Sims, David 191 Singleyh, Betsy 185 Singley, Robert 205 Skelley, Tracy 192 Skopil, Casey 133, 192 Skopil, Shannon 177 Slack, Mike 192 Slape, Susan 73, 137, 192 Sloan, Vicky 192 Slonaker, Betsy 192 Smail, Denise 192 Smail, Kathleen 65, 192 Smith, Leslie 192 Smith, Margaret 192 Smith, Sandy 192 Smith, Sharon 177 Sneed, George 205 Snow, Kelcey 185 Snowdy, Judy 205 Soderberg, Steve 185 Sorensen, Kris 205 Sorensen, Melinda 135, 177 Sorenson, Jill 22, 35, 59, 66, 192 Souther, John 101, 177 Sparrow, Audrey 109, 192 Spear, Dannimarie 192 Stafford, Barb.130, 192 Stageberg, Jan 52, 185 Stageberg, John 90, 123, 205 Stager, Amy 193 Stager, Seth 206 Starr |Gaby 47, 93, 135, 206 Steerg, Susan 206 Stefanidis, Jim 177 Steingraber, Linda 193 Steingraber, Scott 177 Steinkamp, Theresa 206 Stenberg, Karla 185 Stenberg, Mark 193 Stephenson, Jerry 185 Stewart, Tom 116, 206 Stidham, James 177 Stidham, Nancy 193 St. John, Wyndy 177 Stopper, Annette 177 Stopper, Connie 206 Stopper, Rebecca 185 Stout, Jill 73, 114, 177 Stout, Pam 15, 16, 193 Stoutt, Jeff 80, 97, 177 Stoutt, Kris 67, 76, 193 Streeter, Chris 177 Strickler, Mike 96, 206 Strickler, Sharon 185 Stringer, Joel 193 Strother, Jeff 66, 206 Swearingen, Steve 193 Sweet, Drew 76, 206 Sweet, Greg 193 Sweet, Michele 15, 185 T Tahan, Bobbie 185 Tannler, Laurie 193 Tanz, Jack 185 Tassock, Amy 193 Taylor, Mike 177 Taylor, Patrick 185 Taylor, Sally 193 Teneyck, Bill 177 Tenneson, Barbie 177 Tenneson, Rick 206 Thomas, Sharon 185 Thompson, Kevne 46, 47, 206 Thompson, Paul 185 Thornton, Dan 185 Tiffany, Colleen 185 Torian, Robert 206 Torkelson, Bryn 193 Torrey, Robin 193 Trewhella, David 206 Trewhella, Kevin 193 Trulock, Merri 115, 193 Trulock, Sheri 193 Tullis, Liz 86, 193 Turner, Steve 177 Turnock, Mary 206 U Underdahl, Gretchen 185 Underdahl, Louise 112, 113, 206 Underdahl, Randi 26, 177 Uppinghouse, Rebecca 177 V Valvur, Martin 177 VanDeusen, David 206 VanDyke, Victoria 206 Van Gulik, John 193 Van Hoomissen, Cathy 120, 185 Van Hoomissen, Mike 51, 193 Vandeusen, Karen 32, 177 Van Gulik, Rebecca 177 Van Schoten, Frank 193 VanZant, Mike 185 Veatth, Marilyn 206 Vega, Maureen 35, 185 Veile, Deborah 177 Vernon, David 185 Voldbaek, Henrik 137, 206 Volpel, Jennifer 193 W Waarvick, Trista 15, 146, 207 Wadley, David 185 Waggoner, Alison 177 Wagner, Dick 193 Wahner, Vicki 207 Walker, Bruce 193 Walker, Karen 185 Wall, Robin 23, 55, 42, 46, 207 Waller, Deborah 185 Wallin, Wendy 177 Walling, John 193 Walling, Stacey 207 Walston, Jim 50, 100, 177 Walston, Laurie 207 Walthers, Tammy 185 Waples, Sandra 185 Ward, Dallas 102, 105, 207 Ward, John 70, 207 Ward, Mark 177 Ward, Scott 177 Warner, Rick101, 177 Warren, Clifford 85, 185 Watkins, Carol 177 Watkins, Marie 185 Watson, George 185 Wattman, Margaret 87, 193 Wear, David 193 Weber, Paul 118, 177 Webster,Chuck 207 Weed, Susan 193 Weiss, Ann 177 Wendel,. Tom 50, 193 Wendland, Bob 177 Werneken, Nick 207 West, Mike 177 West, Terry 193 Wetzel, Dan 185 Wetzel, Scott 193 Wheeler, Debra 207 Wheeler, Mike 207 Wheeler, Nancy 137, 185 Whetsell, Andrea 18, 207 Whetsell, Ike 185 Whitaker, Brian 177 White, Colleen 207 White, Mike 193 White, Pat 193 White, Suellen 207 White, William H. 177 Whiteford, Benjamin 177 Whittemore, Scott 185 Wieneke, Janet 185 Wiens, Don 133, 140, 207 Wilberding, Lisa 137, 185 Wilding, Michele 207 Wiley, Greg 177 Wiley, Jeffrey 185 Wiley, Valerie 207 Wilhelm, Alex 185 Wilkie, Karrie 193 Wilkie, Kimarie 207 Wilkins, Pat 207 Williams, Kathleen 207 Williams, Thomas 185 Wilson, Grant 207 Wilson, Katherine 44, 131, 193 Wiltshire, Cathy 39, 207 Wiltshire, Julia 193 Wise, Monica 177 Witters, Nick 207 Wolfard, David 13, 90, 128, 207 Wolfard, Michelle 185 Wolfe, Hans 193 Wolfe, Martha 177 Woodham, Mary 185 Workun, Brenda 193 Wright, Kirstin 16, 177 Wright, Madeline 17, 207 Wright, Will 185 Wynkoop, Blair 185 Y Yamaguchi, Kyoko 46, 55, 62, 207 Young, lan 185 Young, Laura 207 Young, Steve 185 Z Zander, Robert 177 Zehrung, Toby 44, 177 Zipprich, Ronald W. 185 Chief photographer Tim James and his top aide, sophomore Steve Browning, shot a record 301 rolls of film this year in an effort to provide the editors with the best possible choice of pictures. Unlike previous yearbooks, the sport team pictures are all grouped at the close of the book to provide more action shots on the layout. Gang captions were also used for the first time this year to enhance the design. Vertical heads were another new addition to the '74 yearbook, as well as 8 more pages than last year. To satisfy most Lakers, unhappy with last year's cover, the editors decided to return to the traditional blue. TOP: Editor Grant Wilson at the Leadership Workshop. BOTTOM LEFT: Donna Kusch, layout and division pages. BOTTOM CENTER: Krista Ross, class sections. BOTTOM RIGHT: Peter Gomena, as- sistant editor and introduction. TOP LEFT: Tim James, chief photographer. TOP RIGHT: Advisor Gene Anderson shows book to a couple of people from the State Department who were here evaluating LOHS this spring. BOTTOM LEFT: Megan Brooke, copy. BOTTOM CENTER: Eric Gassner, sports editor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Stenberg, assistant sports editor. A VERY SPECIAL Thanks Mr. Stan Curtin, Lake Oswego Photographer Mr. Charlie Rooks, Lake Grove Printing Mr. Mike Casey, KC Photography George Abel, Janet Davies, Ralph Cunningham and all the others that assisted in the production of this 1974 Yearbook. FRUNT NUT PER CERS ESN DSP v xx SS N 7 ta X DA T S Kee a SE RS = SEN RER