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

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,sv TOP LEFT: Continuous practice brought Kathy Glasgow to state for the second year in a row. LOWER LEFT: Sharon Smith and Kathy Glasgow take a warm-up lap around the track. BELOW: Coach Moorad gives Stefani Stoutt some last-minute advice. wx Girls' Cross Country LO Opponent 24 Hood River inc. 21 Tigard inc. inc. Milwaukie inc. inc. Barlow inc. 15 Oregon City inc. 15 West Linn inc. inc. Gresham inc. 35 Centennial 20 44 Clackamas 19 21 The Dalles inc. 24 Reynolds 31 32 Putnam 25 38 Lakeridge 23 Won 6 Lost 4 7th at South Salem Invitational 7th in District Boys' Cross Country LO Opponent 18 Hood River 41 24 Tigard 33 32 Milwaukie 23 16 Barlow 42 17 Oregon City 38 17 West Linn 38 16 Gresham 45 29 Centennial 28 29 Clackamas 29 21 The Dalles 36 18 Reynolds 40 38 Putnam 21 39 Lakeridge Z0 Won 8 Lost 4 Tied 1 Sth in Lakeridge Invitational 9th in South Salem Invitational sth in District Cross Country!25

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BELOW: Team members Don Templeton, Dave I-Iarding, and Cordy Wiltshire enjoy a substantial lead. RIGHT: A determined Steve Sayler heads for the finish at the Laker-Ridge Invitational at the scenic Mu- nicipal Golf Course. Runners Boast Good Season This was my first year in cross country, and I was really impressed with how hard people in sports work. Elaine Johnson 24!Cross Country . 4- ..r.L,,w :,...' 13-Y I .,. -qt,-N 3 ig., .3 'V ,' .Q V: ' .T T- .if .JI -' The team finished the season impres- sively with four runners placing at the district level and two competing at state. It was an important year for the entire team because everyone showed great im- provement and gained much valuable experience, reported Coach Mike Moorad. Fine records were accumulated by many cross-country members. Gordy Wiltshire placed first in 10 of 13 dual meets and Dave Harding had five first places before being injured. Don Tem- pleton also did quite well. For the girls, Stefani Stoutt placed first in every dual meet with Kathy Glas- gow a close second. Stefani came in third at district and Kathy fourth, places which qualified each for state competi- tion where they finished sixteenth and seventeenth, respectively. 1--'P 4' Y fl ax.. At three meets the girls were not to complete as a full team because had fewer than five runnersf Lake Oswego cross-country pated in three invitational meets the of which was co-hosted with at the Municipal Golf Course. The were the PIL lPortland Leaguej Meet held in Washington and the South Salem Invitational. In spite of many injuries and lack depth, Lake Oswego finished well district. The boys were fifth and the seventh of the fourteen teams. After much hard work the distric meet marked the highlight of the sea son for the many Lake Oswego runner who posted their best time of the year

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BELOW: Anxiously awaiting to be announced before the start of a meet are Lorea Towery and joan Engler. RIGHT: Contemplating her next move, Kelly VanderZwiep performs with much grace and talent on the beam. Gymnastics Experiences Growing Year This year our gymnastics team was uery enthusiastic and had a higher skill level and potential. Our new coach and many new team members helped to make it a good season, with a lot of team spirit. Lorea Towery 2.6! Girls' Gymnastics This year's Boys Gymnastics team, with the new coach Mr. Kreps, didn't do as well as in the past years, but did put a great deal of effort into its meets. The eight boys who turned out for the team excited the audience with many good performances. Scott Meyers, the only team member to graduate this year, in- spired the younger members of the team who will be competing next year. Jimmie Cottle placed in the events he competed in and will give next year's team momen- tum. Although the team wasn't able to win a single meet, it did place 11th at district. This year's Girls Gymnastics team, with excellent coaching by Miss Stearns, was a tremendous success with its six .,, is Pl-vvis it , i rm p .im M., . ,.. . :aims V, wins and three losses. Three talented girls, who have great and ambition going for them, for the District Meet. Ioan Engler anc Rachelle Acteson went on to State, show ing their skillful ability with fine per formances. Joan placed thirteenth on the , e ' rr e uneven bars during the finals whil Rachelle placed thirteenth on the bea and fifteenth on her floor exercise, per- formances which helped make Lak Oswego fourteenth in State! During the season, the girls performec extremely well, making much progress from last year. With an opening score oi 78.2 and end-of-the-season high score oi 98.8, the team is on its way up for nex' season.