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

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Varsity Football LO Opp. 31 Clackamas 6 14 Gresham 2 8 Centennial 11 13 Barlow 12 24 Reynolds 17 42 The Dalles 6 28 Putnam 20 21 Hood River 6 24 Lakeridge 16 0 La Grande 7 1st in Division 1st in League Won B Lost 2 0 RIGHT: Mike Anderson catches another touchdown pass for the Lakers. l Lakers Whip Pacers, Win Championship The team was very close to one another this year and this unity brought us to our successful season. Coach Crawford has shown each one of us to how have pride in ourselves and school. Our team and school owes a lot to him for making Lake Oswego a 'football dynasty. Stuart Guassion 18fVarsity Football The Lakers began the season with a good deal of confidence, knowing that they were ranked high in League stand- ings. They opened with a home vic- tory over Clackamas followed by an- other win over Gresham. Plagued by injuries and sickness, the Lakers gave up a narrow loss to Centennial, 11-8. To wrap up Homecoming week, L.O. sailed by The Dalles and nabbed another victory by defeating Putnam the fol- lowing week. The Lakers secured the Columbia Division title as they got by Hood River. The highlight of the season for LO was the Wilco League Championship game against the Lakeridge Pacers. The Lakers, not being favored, made it an extra exciting win. After a tough first half, both teams went to the locker rooms with 10 points apiece. The Laker offense came out strong in the second half and added 14 points on two long drives that ate up the clock. Lakeridge was able to tack on one more TD, but a blocked PAT secured the L.O. victory. Representing the Wilco League in the State AAA Quarterfinals, LO traveled to LaGrande. Things were just not th same as the Lakers gave the ball to th Tigers 8 times. Not being able to matc LaGrande's 7 points, LO ended 1 season with 8 wins and 2 losses. Injuries and sickness were a gre disadvantage to the Lakers this yea Stuart Ralston and Burt Jarvis were o all season because of knee injurie while other teamates suffered fro shoulder, thigh and ankle injuries, a the flu. With a 3-year record of 26-4, t Lakers, headed by Coach Boyd Cra ford, boasted the best win-loss reco in the entire state. Honors were received by many L griders. Randy Hunt, Bruce Mark Steve Bevel, and Stuart Gaussoin, we named to First Team All-Columb Division. Second Team honors we received by Neil Lomax, Eric Torkelso Ray Morris, and Phil O'Larey. Hunt a 0'Larey also made First Team All-Met while Hunt went on to be named Third Team All-State along with Bev Hunt was also Scholar-Athlete.