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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

1. Kim Ihlenburg makes an excellent speech while running for A.S.B. President. 2. A happy bunch of tennis players, Maggie O’Connor, Susan Mickel and Julie Brown. 3 Horsing around. Stacie Kibble and her horse have a laugh. 4. Lucky dude. Brett Lybarger stands between Korey Nielsen and Connie Poole. 5 Melanie Ransom takes a walk through the dark gym. 6. Acting cool, frosh Bob Capka, Grant Gossett, Rob Comer. M O R E W E 3 1. Laker football player gets help from Coach Hines. 2. “You’re High!” Ross Thurik grinning happily. 3. Punking out in England. Lisa Abbott. Charlie Kirsch-baum. Holly Coors, and Trip Turner. 4. Christine Fors-strom enjoys the spring sun. 5. Mark Shepard gives a hug to his happy girlfriend Nina Fraunfelder. 6. Freshman friends. Brad Hamlin. Mike Egan, and Bryan Mock in the frosh hall. Life like a walk down a long corridor alone. For we can be selfish thinking of ourselves as so important, so special. Our attentions focused on our appearance and acts. Personalities camouflaged by trivialities. Forgetting that there are others just like us. 1 Happy with their golf scores. Karen Campbell and Lisa Zindel. 2. Trying out cheerleading, Ted O’Brien does his routine. 3. Cheerleaders Denise Detrich and Lisa Dwight standing around outside. 4. Ready for school. Teresa Frier. Veronica Cargo, and Tracey Mader. 5. Kevin Ogan gives a bright smile. 6. Ready for his match. Brett Malone shows his concentration in his face. L E S S M E 7 1. Grabbing a bite to eat. Lisa Carleson takes some cake. 2 Giving a blood donation is Mr Bowman. 3. Enjoying the sun. Shannon Day. Jeanne Englerdt and Michele Clark. 4. Putting up a poster. Lori Thomas and Beth Harding support Baseball. 5. Ready to study. Kim Bos-trom and Julie O'Neil open their books. Life like a carnival of personalities ever merging. The beauty of sharing. when barriers have finally lowered. Words flowing freely through unrestrained lips. But the specialness of being together more than mere words can express. L E S S M E 9 1. Shannon Meehan gets help from Mr. Ledridge. 2. Maya Ginsberg relaxes on the Senior lawn. 3. Watching intently, Jennifer Sweet. DeeDee Maxwell and Meg Bethune watch the baseball game. 4 Having fun in the villages, Georgia Mathies and Scott Benner. 5. Doing last minute studying. Heidi Lawler. Kathy Spooner, Amy Orser. and Tricia Harvey. 1. Busy at the books. Bill Bires. 2. Telling someone what to do, Lisa Abbott never stops talking. 3. Christy McGee keeps the score while Christophe Gunther, Nina Fraunfelder and Mark Shepard watch the game. 4 Computing the facts. Chris Reinolds had a question. 5. Trying to stay warm, Lee Shildan. Lisa Dwight, Mr. Smith and Denise Detrich get chills from the wind. Life is a society of many. Each person significant in himself— an individual; yet everyone needed to present a whole. We can make it alone but we thrive together. Teresa Papp T O G E T H E R N E S S 1. Sister and brother, Heidi and Tom Szambelan. 2. Doing homework in the sun, Tom Spear takes advantage of senior option. 3. Watching the frisbee fly, Dan Eckton and Tina Blodgett. 4. Falling over Brooks Brown eats some ice cream. 5 Korey Nielsen talks to the student body during a pep assembly. 6 Working on an assignment. Beth Lasgna does her homework during lunch. 1 Ted O’Brien eagerly awaits a soccer game against West Linn 2 The A.S.B. Cabinet. Amy Fitzpatrick. Matt Runyan. Kelly Ritz. and Trish Anderson in the Homecoming Parade 3. Anticipating another basket. Beth Harding watches a Varsity Basketball game 4 Showing their courage. Julie Wolford and Val Valo contribute to the blood drive. ,-v 1. Smiling big, Christy McGee and Kristina Forsstrom look good in the sun. 2. Vicki Lacefield and Penny Nees eat lunch outside. 3. Dressing as Santa Claus, Kathi Chandler tells Heidi Szambelan what she wants for Christmas. 4 Tab and Sun, Maureen Sprague, Sue Nelson, Beth Bruinsma, and Karen Daly have a good time during their lunch break. 5. Angels?, Chris Stearns, and Kelly Ritz dress up for Spirit Week on Christmas Character day. s E N I O R S 17 Matt Runyan does a belly flop into the pool. Lisa Abbott Eric Aebi Trish Anderson Jocelyn Young and Julie O’Neil enjoy Ice Cream during lunch. Candace Benner Greg Berglund Steve Bullis Jennifer Campbell David Bullock Karen Campbell Gregory Bunnell David Cargo Linda Burrow Veronica Cargo Janice Bynum Lisa Carleson 19 Kerri Cline Austin Cloyd Janet Collins Juliana Collins Chris Conger Splashing everywhere, Toni Corbin and Caroleen VanHomissen have some Leslie Conrad fun in the water. Karen Daly Brian Damert Debbie Davidson Patrick Davis Kelly Decker Kelly Dixcee Meg Evans Del Denos Rodney Ditrich Paul Delaney Leslie Dunn Dana Delfs Leigh Ann Elliott Michelle Fairchild Amy Fitzpatrick Jerome Flake Mike Flake Leslie Fought has a super smile for a super picture. s E N I 0 R S 21 Kristina Forsstrom James Forsyth Leslie Fought David Frankel Dawn Fricke Teresa Frier Karen Gaussoin Whoops! Beth Harding jumps off the diving board. Ina Gebert Lee Giovanini Ron Giusti Dave Glad hlizabeth Gonce Rosemarie Goodwin James Graeper Robert Griffith Jim Hanners Beth Harding Scott Hesse Ross Hoffman Heidi Szambelan starts to enjoy Christmas early. Clark Holmes Holly Hess s E N I O R S 23 Kenneth Lake Heidi Lambertsen Doug Lane Tammy Lavelle Arlene Lee Mike Martin Diane Maxwell Suzanne McFarland Christel McGee Roger McGuire Jill McIntyre Kathleen McKinney Anne Meckley Shannon Meehan Ulrika Mengelberg s E N I O R S 25 Sue Nelson Tamara Newman Tammy Newman takes a break from class work. Ted O’Brien Maggie O’Connor Matt O’Malley Julia O’Neil Karyn O’Shaughnessy Lance Ochs Tim Oliver Teresa Papp Steve Pennington Douglas Peters Heinka Peterson Angel or a Gangster? Chris Stearns turns on the tunes. s E N I O R S Chris Keinold Connie Poole Richard Purcell Susan Rakozy Mike Reason 27 Robert Roling Lisa Rowning Christopher Sammons Ken Samuelson Lisa Schlenker Richard Schuman 1 Mike Slonaker Kelly Ritz Mathew Runyan Cindy Schade Piki Mengleberg does her work in class. Todd Sherman Mary Simpson Dave Frankel listens in class. Michael Scotty Mark Shepard Christine Stearns Sarah Stucky Michelle Stracner Heidi Szambelan Paige Taylor Kelly Ritz doesn’t quite look like an Angel to Craig Brodie. Michael Stout Shawn Swillinger Juha Vikto Tarvainen Scott Staff Maureen Sprague David Starling Thomas Talbot Suzanne Stevenson Jennifer Sweet Guy Tanz James Stravens Susan Szeimies Kristi VanGorder Caroleen VanHoomissen Denise Varine Mark Vawter Michelle Veillet Craig Wirtz Jocelyn Young Marina Yu Denis Cornforth Robert Fix Christopher Young Trip Turner s E N I 0 R S NOT PICTURED Brooks Brown Bruce Choi Tonilyn Corbin David Douglas Reatha Drury Stephanie Drynan James Farnham Alexandra Fitzgerald Christophe Gunther Eric Hall Marion Hull George Kim Jeff Kramer Michael Mick Tony Miller Pete Newlin Rick Petersteiner Denis Pollman Jennifer Robertson Tom Spear David Waina Catherine Wilding Michelle Stracner and Cindy Schade have lunch outside. 31 1. Walking from class, Heidi Lambertson and Lynette Toronto come from Windjammers. 2 Studying in History, Robert Hotchkiss does his Economics. 3. Sue Nelson opens the door to go into the counseling office. 4 Trip Turner goes for a stroll. 5. Russ King reads a magazine in his spare time. 6. Lesley Maish stands in the sun. 7. Mark Baysinger and Doug Kohlert are busy at work. 8. Receiving a big hug. Pete Newlin gets hugged by Kathi Chandler and Beth Harding. 9. Holding a judges mallet. Michelle Fairchild takes it easy in the cabinet room. 1. Giving instruction, Michelle Fairchild, Dana Delfs, Jocelyn Young and Caroleen VanHoomis-sen wait for the pep assembly to start. 2. Eating lunch, Jennifer Robertson. 3. Watching the egg toss competition. Brian Damert, Jim Farnham. and Eric Aebi. 4. Watching the softball game. Teresa Howard and Katy Behnke. 5 Showing styles. Michele Veillet and Juliana Tolosa. S E N I O R S 33 Tracey Aberle David Adams Daniel Alexander Amy Allen Lisa Alliston Jolene Anderson Matthew Anderson Leonard Arnold Kasey Arntson Peter Bach Greg Barker Robert Beatty David Beck Karen Beck Cheryl Bemis Bill Benjamin Scott Benner Christopher Bernard William Bires Michael Boe Merritt Breazile Dawn Brethour Natalie Buhler Scott Bullard Marlon Bump Colleen Burke Meg Bushman Judy Bushnell Mark Bussey Mike Capka Jan Carpenter Jon O’Connor returning from practice. Becky Carver Tim Chambers Andy Chidester Erik Christensen Christine Christian Bill Church Mary Church Allen Clark Jeffrey Clark Julia Cohen Jon Cole Brett Cone Gina Corno Molly Cottle Mike Csoppenszky Cathy Curl Brian Curran Reina Dastur J U N I O R S Dave Thompson is surprised. Kathy Davis Kim Davis Megan Davis Charles Degreef Deborah Dilazzaro Todd Donahue 35 Lisa Downing Michelle Edwards Ron Edwards Thomas Elliott Thomas Engelerdt Bill Evors Alessandra Eyler Jim Fleck Darren Fort Julie Franklin Matt Freeman Mary Anne Fuchs Elizabeth Galluzzo Gilion Geihs David Gilroy Heather Gisch Leslie Golden David Gray Crishna Grelle Kerry Griffin Karen Gruber Elizabeth Gwin Fawn Halverson Alicia Hammond Jeff Handley Mike Harman Cami Hartenberger Monica Hawley Carlee Helgerson Craig Henderson Craig Hensala Valerie Hilden Penny Hill Tiffany Hitchcock Scott Holland Lisa Holloway Julie Hutchinson Kim Ihlenburg Chris Inman Robert Jackson Heather James Heidi Jarman Kelly Johannesen Joel Johnson Thomas Jurney Ross Kaplan J U N I O R S Eric Kennedy Steve Krafthefer Angela Kronenberg Kyoko Kubota Debbie Kuhl David Kushner Renee LaFrance Ted Lambert Kimberlee Lanstrum Vicki Larson Beth Lasagna Linda Lazarus 37 Karen Leidholdt Rodney Leimbach Michelle Leistra Amy Leonard Teri Locke Luci Logelin Andrew Luetjen Julie Lunenburg Joel Maier Candy Martin Georgia Matthies Elizabeth Mattila Katheryn Mault Mike McCauley Heather McCullam Gregory McHenry John McKnight Shannon McLaughlin Chris McMullen Mitzi Meloy Rex Mercer Christopher Mercy Scott Messer Bryce Amato dresses up for G.Q. day Robert Metzger Abby Miller James Miller Wayne Modrell Scott Moore Todd Morello Robin Ney Kevin Norquist Avon Nottingham John O’Connor Ed Ochs Kevin Ogan J.R. Oleyar Brett Olivas Tracey Opsal Rob Orr Peter Park Lori Parr Mike Peebles Darlena Pena Grant Phillips Jay Phillips Richard Piazza J U N I O R S Julie Pilant Heather Plumb Matt Pound Melanie Ransom Jodi Ray Kim Reynolds Cameron Ritchie Samantha Roberts John Ross 39 Todd Rouse Lyn Ruiter Charlie Rushford Trace Salmon Todd Sampson Mary Jane Sander Darcy Sasaki Robin Schiff Elizabeth Siegfried Mary Jane Singley Mike Smith Sydney Sorenson Dan Souther Chris Staff Tom Stageberg Christine Steinhaus Ted Stapp Mitchell Stevens Todd Tamura Dave Swan Don Theeler Julianne Tontz Dave Thompson Shannon Toronto Pat Grill Leslie Uppinghouse Cheryl Van Ness Marcy Walker Tom Ward Linda Walker Jocelyn Washington Heather Westgate Sam Whiting Matt Freeman participates in choir class. Susan Wilkinson Jake Wilson Kristen Wist Michelle Woodbury Tiffany Woods Leslie Wylder Laura Zimmerman Lisa Zindel Todd Bramy Holly Coors Sandra Shvey J U N I O R S 41 Sarah Adams Payman Aflatooni Jill Altig Bryce Amato Paul Annala Phillip Arakelian Jamshid Arjomand Matt Bacon Mike Bacon Jennifer Baines Julie Baker Leon Balents Keri Barker Lisa Bartlett Traci Beck Angela Belding Mark Bennett Susan Bimber Shawn Bishop-Walker Chris Bjarnson Julie Boe Jeffery Boisselle Michelle Boring Gregory Bowen Kimberly Bowman Donovan Bronson Dion Brumitt John Bullock Susie Burrow Kristen Bushnell Dominique Caputo Elena Cargo Tammy Carson Cari Casper Gregory Chacon Kimberly Chandler Harry Chien Hae Wook Chung James Church Joe Church Brad Clark Michele Clark Ralph Cole Jillinda Cooper Michael Corlew Richard Crager Dan Crawford Laura Cruickshank Kelli Dahn Kay Daly Shelley Dannen Curtis Davis Michelle Davis Shannon Day Gary Deines Mark Delicti Lori Demanette Denny Denman Daniel Denny Heidi Denos Jeanne Dierickx Denise Ditrich Gregory Dorsey Jerry Duncan Laura Dutt Lisa Dwight David Early S o p H O M O R E S 43 Tamara Eastwood Dan Eckton Matt Edwards Chris Elsenbach Leigh Emery Lynn Emery Jeanne Engelerdt Terry Enzer Cheryl Faris Joe Finnigan Craig Fleischman Steven Forsyth Julie Fought Karen Fredrickson Jon Fricke Brady Fuchs Christine Funk Gregory Gabler Cal Gates Lewis Gay Jennifer Germond Mark Glasgow Kara Goode John Graeper Margaret Graham Karen Gray Lee Griffeth Heidi Grigg Meghan Gwin Holly Hagan Shelly Hagen Jeffrey Hale Patrick Handley Melany Hanson Beau Harlan Stacy Harper Todd Harrison Jennifer Harwood Cameron Haugen Gregory Hawley Suzanne Hearn Debbie Hedlind Denise Hedlind Thomas Hegar Richelle Heltsley Douglas Henderson Thad Hendrickson Kirsten Hengesteg Gregory Hennagin Mark Henry Eric Hermann Michael Holloway Gretchen Hollstein Melissa Hopkins Lawren Huff Julie Hughes Maria Hutchinson Bruce Janzen Erik Jarman Mark Jarman Hilda Jeanfreau Carl Jensen Chaney Johnson Cindy Kelleher S o p H O M O R E S Dirk Kennedy Jason Kester Dong Kim 45 Tim Knorr Kathryn Kolzow Scott Kramer Paul Krill Brian Kromer Eiko Kubota Tamie Lain Lisa Lane Tobi Lang Nicole Largent Chris Latshaw Tara Lavelle Jason Lawrence Jennifer Layton Mike Leabo Echo Leighton Michelle Lewis Scott Lincoln Shon Lindley Curt Livesay Kathrine Livingston Mike Lucas Christine Lunenburg Bridget Lyons Holly Mackenzie Tracy Mader Bill Maish Tracey Mallick Lila Martinez Michael Mason Laura Mayer Lisa Zindel enjoying a sunny day. Colin McNulty Katie Meckley Rainer Mengelberg John Mercep Damin Merrill Michael Metje Barry Metzger Christopher Miller Traci Moak Leo Morgareidge Mike Morrow Kevin Murrawski Patrick Murphy Mecia Muter Jame Myers Deborah Neal Tapio Niskanen Rhonda Norrgard Cindy Norstrom Allison Nosier John O’Brien Philip O’Shaughnessy Casey Ogan Scott Ogle Andrea Palmer Fred Parker Christina Pena Darin Penney Lisa Perry Danny Purcell S o p H O M O R E S Kent Ragen Heather Reilly Timothy Risch Kimberly Ritz Andy Roberts Brenda Roberts 47 Gray Rohrabach Lora Rowning Becky Samson Jon Schallhorn Lee Schildan Melody Schleinkofer Stacey Schmidling Tasha Schulte Ramone Shodin Mary Shuler Nicole Simonson Raquel Smead Nic Smith Sabrina Spinks John Staudt Jennifer Steward Greg Stewart Melissa Stewart Heather Stracner Kevin Sundholm Matt Sutter Tom Szambelan Jill Tannler Michael Tarro Julie Thomas Paul Thomas Anmarie Trimble Koko Tsuboi J. P. Vandertuuk Renee Vaninhoven Tracy Vaughn Sally Vesley Sharon Wade Vernica Wakker Heather Walcutt Beverly Walker Bryan Ward Julie Warwick Wendy Weber Richard West Bevann Willadsen Jana Wilson Maggie Wilson Trease Witte Tammy Woodward-Riggs Kevin Wright Amy Young Jennifer Young Jeffery Zindel Jennifer Binder Hillary Clautice Mark Demaria Amanda Wallis Kim Wilder Freshmen relaxing in the sun. Staring at his peanut butter bar, Kurt Wright collects his thoughts. S O P H O M O R E S 49 Tina Ann Alexander Jim Allen Scott Anderson Kregg Arnston Nate Asby Jason Bader Kelly Baird Robert Ball Susan Baysinger Tony Bean Carl Berglund Melinda Bernard John Besson John Beveridge Tina Blodgett Tonya Boyd Anthony Brambilla Collin Bremner Nancy Brooks Berkeley Brown Bjorn Budden Lori Bullock Jason Bump Molly Bunnell Andrew Burke Ted Bushnell Michael Byrne Bob Capka Anton Caputo Kevin Capuzzi Bridget Cartwright Patrick Casserly Matt Chrisman Susanne Christiansen Rob Comer Douglas Coors Lisa Cordova Carol Cottingham Rebecca Crawford Slade Crooks Lillieth Cusick Carrie Dailey Sean Daly Christine Davis Mike Dechaine Kelly Demanette Freshmen rally girls take a break. John Denny Jeffrey Dettmann Dana Dimick F R E S H M E N Sean Eagon Michael Egan Heidi Enzor Joseph Epstein Chris Esposito Pamela Flora 51 Mark Forsyth Beth Fort Fredrick Fraunfelder Kari Frohnmayer Robert Gay Tennison Geiths Laura Gilbert Marcus Goldstein Shelley Goodman Grant Gossett Patricia Graves Deirdre Green Patricia Gress Joe Gross Sara Hack Bradley Hamlin Chris Hansen Traci Hartford Tricia Harvey Doug Hawley Charles Haynes Peter Hearn Jeff Hebert Brian Heck Susan Hensley Kirk Ihlenburg Mikel Janzen Dan Jeffries John Jensen Julieanne Johnson Brad Jones Craig Kanada Kimberly Kaplan Kathy Keeney Pat Kelleher Freshman caught in the act. Chris Riechert shoots for two. Michelle Kelsey Tom Kemph Dawn Kennedy Cyndi Kershaw Erin Kirkendall Justine Kolek Ken Kuhn Jeff LaFontaine Holly Lambert Mark Lambertsen Kim Lamm Sarah LaMoureux Jennifer Young takes a timeout during a football game. Brian Lasagna Heidi Lawler Karla Leighton John Lincoln Sherrin Locke Beckie Lofstrand Kristi Long Karen Lucus Stephanie Luques Wesley MacAllister Leann Malagon Joseph Mallen F R E S H M E N 53 Anthony Mann Tori Manning Elizabeth Marshall Tim Martin Arthur Martinez Juan Maties Tanya Matthies Jason Maurer Krystal McKinney Sean McClain Mark McCuddy Shawn McCullam Dana Demick reads during English class. Tammy Melroy Tesha Merrell Steve Miller Brian Mitchell Greg Mitchell Bryan Mock Brian Montgomery Michelle Montgomery Mike Morgan Julie Murawski Rachael Murphey v 1 Colleen Nalley L j iff. Howard Nelson ... Rhondee Niskanen Melanie Noel Lisa Cordova poses during a frosh football game. Katie O’Malley Martha Oliver Dave Olsen Amy Orser Jeff Pyle Andrew Ragen Pat Rahlke Christopher Reichow Scott Reinold James Reynolds Tom Rittenhouse Mark Rushford Duncan Saffir Becky Samson Jill Schmit Sandy Schull Laura Scotty John Sepenuk Mark Shelton Jennifer Shepard Mark Shumaker Sheilie Simpson Sabrina Slusser Dustin Smith Shannon Smith Philip Soland Matt Sorenson Mitchell Sorenson F R E S H M E N Mitchell Sorenson concentrates on Algebra. Kathryn Spooner Rick Sotomeyer Brett Sposito Katy Steding Erin Stidd Jim Suiter 55 Scott Symcr Neal Tamura Samuel Taylor Pam Thorne Timothy Trabosh Cara Treacy Sandy Turner Wendy Vanebo Tia Vehvilainen Jill Vessely Kurt Wakefield Laura Walker Kristin Warner Lori Warr-King Taylor Watkins Kent Watson John Weiland Scott Westenskow Elizabeth Wilkes Noelle Wilkins Annan Wilson Sherri Wilson Wendy Wilson Scott Winters Pat Woodbury Kent Wright Kurt Wright Michelle Wylder Jennifer Young Robin Young 1. At Christmas, Shannon Day contributes to the Madrigals Concert held in the gym. 2 George M. cast members rehearse for the winter play. 3. Showing off his muscles. Mark Shepard performs his dance routine at the Christmas concert. 4. Theater Workshop members Shannon Day. Heather Westgate and Cindy Norstrom sing their finale for drama class. 5. Homecoming princess Lisa Holloway waits to be crowned in front of the remains of Senior mascot, Nick. 6. Rose played by Heather Westgate. in the play George M, captures center stage. 7 Escort to one of the Valentine Princes Beth Gonce awaits the announcement of her prince during the Valentines assembly. A C T I V I T I E S 59 AFRICAN SAFARI Rainy and bleak weather during the first week of October put a damper on all except Homecoming activities and spirit at Lake Oswego High School. “African Safari” was the theme, and many of the activities centered upon that motif. Taking place on the first day of the week was the traditional assembly for choosing the Homecoming court. Tom Spear and Matt Runyan were the emcees. In their skit, they played two bumbling detectives trying to trace down the missing list of princesses. Finally, amid much hilarity, the list was recovered, and the eight princesses were named. Khaki-clad students roamed the halls on Tuesday during Camouflage Day. In the middle of the week, a double lunch was held for the performance of the air bands. Six bands “played”, including the unforgettable, simply extraordinary “Village People”. The senior class expressed their abundance of school spirit by winning each of the class competitions — for the dress-up day and the sign and float contests. On Thursday, during the final assembly of the week, the 1982 Homecoming Queen was named. Emcees Runyan and Spear sauntered among the expectant princesses, and tension mounted until Julie Brown, a senior princess, was crowned Homecoming Queen amid much clapping and cheering. In honor of Queen Julie, several talented groups gave performances. The Windjammers charmed everyone with their “Tribute to Cartoons”, and the First Mates danced to the tunes of “Eye of the Tiger” and “Gonna Fly Now”. The JV and Varsity Rallies gave exhibitions of their talents, too. Hopes that Oregon would not expel its infamous “liquid sunshine” were crushed as the drops started falling. But the parade, consisting of class floats, the Laker Band, First Mates, rallies, and a stream of various vehicles, proceeded into downtown Lake Oswego in the pouring rain. Lake Oswego played West Linn on Friday night. Loyal Laker fans watched as their team defeated the Lions 21 to 13. The traditional dance was held Saturday night, and thus the 1982 Homecoming Week came to a close. 1. Taking his role of escort seriously, Mark Baysinger places a crown of flowers atop Princess Molly’s head. 2 Who will be the new Homecoming Queen? Princess Megan anxiously hopes it will be she. 3. Waiting In the wings, seniors Bob Griffeth and Greg Kraus specualte on which princess they will each escort. 61 Princess Molly Bunnell Princess Kim Lamb 1. As ‘peppy’ as usual, the basketball rally sits on top a fire engine. 2 An increasing number of cars are driven in the parade. Kim Ihlenburg and Joel Johnson decorate a car to make it distringuishable among the others. 3. Standing serenely. Julie Brown is made a Homecoming princess with senior Tom Talbot escorting her. Participating in the air band performances was a trio of juniors girls — Me lanie Ransom. Julie Cohen, and Sydney Sorenson. 2 Keeping the lions tamed under her own bare hands is senior Jennifer Campbell. 3. Armed and ready to venture out in the parade are seniors Lisa Schlenker and Pat Davis. P A R A D E 63 CHRISTMAS 1982: TRADITIONS ALTERED The two weeks before vacation set off for the festive Christmas season at Lake Oswego High School consisted of many various types of spectacles only known to this special time of the year. An assembly which featured the naming of the nine elected princesses headed the stream of activities. The Lake brothers, Ken and Eric, emceed this occasion with their typical hilarity. The introductory skit involved the playing of a “Matchgame” and induced much laughter as the idiosyncrasies of each panel member unfolded with each answer he or she gave. Then the princesses were announced. These nine lucky girls were Seniors Brenda Bond and Michelle Veillet, Juniors Heidi Jarman and Elizabeth Siegfried, Sophomores Kim Bowman and Katie Meck-ley, and Freshmen Melanie Noel, Tina Blodgett and Susan Baysinger. Later, at the Christmas dance on Saturday night, Brenda Bond was chosen as Christmas Queen. The Christmas concerts, traditionally held on Thursday evening and Friday morning, were moved to Wednesday evening and Thursday morning to accommodate the busy holiday schedules of students and teachers. As usual, a musical extravaganza was presented to the student body by the choirs, band, and orchestra. And this year, an effort was made to limit the number of pieces performed by each musical group so that “quality, not quantity” was the theme. But as has been the tradition from many years before, “Hallelujah Chorus,” sung by choir and faculty and played by orchestra and band, brought the assembly to a climactic ending. Throughout the week, doors and trees were decorated in the customary manner; however, a new twist was added to the collecting of canned foods. Jars labeled with names of certain teachers, administrators, and student groups were set out in the front lobby. By the end of the week, the people owning jars containing money over a specific amount would be obligated to jump into the swimming pool. This event, held on Friday, provided a spectacle enjoyed by all, as the student body cabinet, rally, and a few favored teachers and administrators took the plunge. All of the money collected went to the purchase of more cans and four tons of potatoes. Needless to say, the Lakers won their canned food competition against the Pacers!! 1. Host Eric Lake and Ken. as contestant E. Ingle, wait for the notorious Nick to answer his “Matchgame question. 2. Ken Lake holds the audience’s attention while Eric Lake watches on with deep intensity. 3. Eric Lake as host Gene Gayburn tries to grab the microphone away from excited Valley Girl. Naomi Yospe. The 1982 Christmas court includes (clockwise, starting at the bottom lefthand corner) Kim Bowman, Queen Brenda Bond, Melanie Noel, Michelle Veillet, Heidi Jarman, Katie Meckley, Susan Baysinger, Tina Blodgett and Elizabeth Siegfried. 65 1. In the spirit of Christmas, the Laker Band blows holiday cheer to the audience. 2. Choirs and faculty members alike amass their voices as they sing in the finale of the holiday assembly. 3 Faculty and administrators join the choirs, band, and orchestra in a rousing number of “Hallelujah Chorus.” 4. Voices ringing, the Madrigals sing a holiday carol. 1. From his perch in the audience, Mr. Dan Anderson directs the mass orchestra on “Hallelujah Chorus. 2. With the help of Santa Ken. Poopdecks Jim Forsyth and Ethan Guinn bring cheery Christmas greetings to students and staff. 3 Singing and dancing. Windjammers Jon Warren, Lynette Toronto. Christy McGee, Mark Shepard, Anita Lennon, and Bob Fix add a special touch to a traditional Christmas carol. sH?3mnzon -oo-roi SWEETHEARTS AND ROYALTY The new gym, bedecked in red and white, was the setting. Cherubic females, dressed as candy hearts, waited expectantly for the naming of thirteen male sweethearts (fourteen, including the infamous Nick). The Valentines Assembly, with all of its candied trimmings, was taking place at Lake Oswego High School. When the lights dimmed, the names of these worthy male princes were announced: freshmen Andy Brambilla, Pete Hearn, Tom Kemph, and Steve Miller; sophomores Mark Jarman and Jason Kester and Chris Latshaw; juniors Andy Luetjen, John O’Connor, and Kevin Ogan; and seniors Brett Ly-barger, Ross Thurik, and Mark Vawter — and Nick. Throughout the week, sweethearts had the opportunity to send Valentine messages to each other, and on Wednesday, fashionable dressers filled the halls for GQ and Vogue Day. On Friday night, the Valentines Dance was held, were Ross Thurick was announced as King of all Hearts. 1. Anne Meckley and Clare Krill wonder who the lucky prince is that requires two sweet escorts. 2 Looking princely. Tom Kemph is crowned by escort Katy Behnke. 3. Emceeing the assembly, Jennifer Bowers and Brenda Bond open the envelope with the names of the princes hidden inside. Andy Luetjen John O’Connor Kevin Ogan Mark Vawter Tom Kemph Steve Miller V A L E N T I N E W E E K 69 LEGENDS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD The wearing of togas played an important part in May Fete ’83. There was hardly a day during the busy May Fete week that Lakers did not don togas. The various activities during the May Fete season streamed by. The introductory assembly featured the announcing of the May Fete Court. The audience was amazed by the feat of Masters of Ceremonies Pete Niebergall and Tom Talbot to be impressive even without performing a skit. Several contests were held during the lunchtimes, but the traditional Thursday faculty-senior softball game drew the biggest crowd. A majority of seniors participated, forming a massive outfield whenever the faculty chanced to be up to bat. The spectators, enjoying the game and forgetting a new tradition, were caught unaware as water balloons descended upon them. A rousing number from the stage band heralded the opening of Friday’s May Fete assembly. The court waltz and other court festivities were performed with the auditorium lights on, but even with the lights, the enchantment was not taken away as the ten special couples gazed into each other’s eyes as they danced together. Tears arose as Nina Fraunfelder received her very worthy title of Queen. Skits were then presented in behalf of Queen Nina and her court. 1. Paige Taylor stands demurely with her escort, Roger McGuire, as they enter into the court waltz. 2. Nick overlooks Masters of Ceremonies Pete Niebergall and Tom Talbot as they host the May Fete festivities. 3 The court regally performs its rituals. 4. Kelly Decker moves into step with escort Trip Turner. 5. Vicki Lacefield works industriously with Penny Nees and Susan Fuller on the May Fete backdrop, a splendour in blues and purples. 6. The stage band played a very important part as they provided extra entertainment and covered scene changes for the skits as well. 7. The barriers of social groups disintegrate as a mass of seniors gather together on the floor to dance crazily to “Wiggie”. 1983 - —If-— lity£HD3 OF OlC dnoenz UJOKJJD 1. The Mayfete Court: Paige Taylor and escort Roger McGuire, Linda Burrow and escort Bob Fix, Christy McGee and escort Jon Warren, Kelly Decker and escort Trip Turner, Juliana Tolosa and escort Christoph Gunther, Queen Nina Fraunfelder and escort Mark Shepard, Clare Krill and escort Dave Bullock, Mary Beth Beedon and escort Scott Hesse, Beth Harding and escort Ted O’Brien, and Michelle Fairchild and escort Greg Kraus. 2. Crying tears of joy. Queen Nina and escort Mark Shepard proceed down the aisle of reverent court members. •v,v. Princess Nina Princess Clare Queen Nina with Escort Mark Sheppard Princess Beth Princess Christy 73 Princess Paige Princess Juliana HPOCOO m h tn n ► 2 SENIORS The winning Senior skit was entitled “The World According to Nick.” It was about the adventures of four young time travelers — Rick (Eric Aebi), Tom (Bob Fix), Diane (Lisa Abbott), and Cindy (Heidi Lambertson) — who were inhaled by a large screen television. The television was an outlet for a very unique time medium, ‘The Loading Zone.’ The travelers landed at Mount Olympus and were introduced to their quest, to find the meaning of life, by Zeus (Scott Carr). Apollo (Tim Oliver) guided them as they visited many ancient activities, each of which stressed a moral and what happens when it is abused or ignored. The Senior skit was directed by Eric Lake, Matt Runyan, and Julie Brown. 1. The four time travelers (Eric Aebi, Lisa Abbot, Bob Fix, and Heidi Lambertson) learn of their quest to find the meaning of life from Zeus (Scott Carr). 2. Senior women take part in a toga dance. 3. Slaughtering the innocent Christian (Jim Forsyth), Boonan the Barbarian shows off his muscular physique. 4. During the Senior skit, Zeus (Scott Carr) jams to the tunes. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore skit, “The Box”, was based on the legend of Pandora’s Box. Two adventurous boys, Wally and Beaver Cleaver (Colin McNulty, Leo Morgaridge) opened the box and let all of the evils into the world. These evils were war, poverty, and-worst of all-Oregon weather. But last to come out was Hope, which cured all of the evils and saved the world. The skit was directed by Jeff Zindel and Michelle Boring. 1. Juniors, led by Bill Benjamin, imitate “Stripes . 2. Juniors Bob Beatty. Tom Jurney and Robin Schiff confer about their next move. 3. Leo Morgaridge is swayed by the good and bad fairies of his own conscience as he ponders whether to open the box. 4 Sophomore boys prepare for battle. JUNIORS The Junior skit, “A Break from Tradition,” focused on the townspeople, who were attempting to free Jess Rhodesius (Scott Moore) from exile on Mount Olympus. Jess had been overly disgusted that each year, the elders of the town won the festival competitions. He could only be freed if a quality presentation was given by the Juniors. Consequently, they presented three skits to impress Mikus Moora-dius (Mike Harmon) — a singing and dancing number to express the art and culture of Greece and Rome, a marching number to display their military excellence, and a dance routine by males. In the end, the excellent quality of their skits warranted the freeing of Jess and celebrations by all. The skit was directed by Lisa Zindel, Mike Peebles, and Lyn Ruiter. The Technical Crew Stage Manager Poster Design Lighting Design Props Backdrop Cartoons Box Office Make-up Sound Jennifer Harwood Scott Nelson Dennis Pollman, Jerry Wilcox Sharon Wade Sandra Hall, Julie Warwick Craig Hensala, Tim Oliver Jan Carpenter, Heidi Lambertsen, Heather Westgate Lisa Halloway, Ramona Watson Shawn Swillinger 1. Thumbing through Vogue, Cindy Norstrom and Val Valo do not realize that they are under observation from admirers at the next table. 2. Debating about the unique qualities of their respective flowers are Mary Simpson and Val Valo It was not your common run-of-the-mill play. “Feiffer’s People” was a series of sketches providing an insightful and sometimes too revealing glimpse into the ways of human beings. It could prompt one to laughter; it could prompt one to anger. But more than anything, watching those scenes unfolding in front of the eyes was able to make each member of the audience do a bit of self-scrutiny. The cast and the abundance of talent present added much to the play. Hard work out front and behind scenes was evident. All in all, “Feiffer’s People” was a play worth seeing, and it brought the drama department’s year to a good start. The Company Shannon Day David Early Matt Freeman Jeff Hale Suzi Hearn Tiffany Hitchcock Tom Jurney Mike Kelly Jeff Kramer Renee LaFrance Cindy Norstrom Heinka Peterson Mary Simpson Tomoko Tsuchiya Leslie Uppinghouse Val Valo ‘FEIFFER’S PEOPLE’ A DIFFERENT KIND OF PLAY 1. Cast members stroll casually about the stage. 2. Lounging at a table in a cafe. Matt Freeman gives Tom Jurney much-needed advice on ways in which to attract and handle women. 3 Never noticing that Mike Kelly is hemorrhaging intensively. Shannon Day spiels on and on. 4 His every word choreographed, Jeff Kramer philosophizes about his life. F A L L P L A Y 77 SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM An evening of musical entertainment, Side By Side By Sondheim, was presented to receptive audiences by students enrolled in the Musical Theatre Workshop class. Opportunities to perform in solos, duets, trios, and group ensembles were offered to the students. The music consisted of various pieces taken from the musicals of Stephen Sondheim; “West Side Story,” “Gypsy,” and “A Little Night Music” were among the musicals represented. THE ENSEMBLE Jennifer Baines Hillary Clautice Lesli Dunn Matt Freeman Sandra Hall Jeff Hale Suzi Hearn Tom Jurney Stacie Kibble Chris Lunenberg Ken Samuelson Val Valo Leslie Uppinghouse Jan Carpenter Shannon Day Lynn Emery Christina Forsstrom Heidi Grigg Jennifer Harwood Tiffany Hitchcock Mike Kelley Heidi Lambertsen Cindy Norstrom Tomoko Tsuchiya Heather Westgate 1. Jeff Hale, with Heather Westgate and Shannon Day, sings of alleviating his Blah-Blah Blues in “Buddies Blues”. 2. Joining their voices together, Leslie Uppinghouse, Suzi Hearn and Jenny Baines sing of leaving their humdrum lives and becoming “Broadway Babies”. 3. Mike Kelley sings a little ditty about the elements that make marriage a joy in “The Little Things You Do Together”. GEORGE M: STAR-SPANGLED SPECTACULAR “George who???” So begins the rousing musical depicting the life of George M. Cohan, giant of the American musical theatre. His story is inspiring and sometimes touching, but always colorful and exciting. Capping the performance are such songs as “Give My Regards to Broadway,” “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” and “Always Leave Them Laughing.” Three schools — Lake Oswego, Lakeridge, and Tigard — combined their talents for this musical extravaganza. Although the leading man was from Tigard, talent from Lake Oswego was evident in our school’s twelve participating actors and actresses. Also, musicians from Lake Oswego’s string orchestra and band comprised much of George M’s orchestra, a very essential element in making the musical the success that it was. Jerry Cohan 1st Little Girl Chorus 2nd Little Girl Chorus Archie 2nd Boy Chorus Behman Director Chorus Ben Chorus Louie Chorus Rose Chorus Agnes Nolan First Girl Chorus Second Girl Chorus Fifth Girl Chorus Ken Samuelson Mary Simpson Jenny Baines Craig Hensala Tim Oliver Matt Freeman Jeff Hale Heather Westgate Dominique Caputo Cindy Norstrom Heidi Lambertsen ......Sandra Hall 1. Raising their arms in song, Craig Hensala and Tim Oliver sing out spiritedly. 2. Sitting amongst his family at the dinner table. Ken Samuelson as Jerry Cohan does not find ch to smile at. 3. Adding their voices to the chorus are Heather Westgate. Cindy Norstrom and Heidi Lambertsen. I w I N T E R P L A Y S FIDDLER ON THE ROOF The Lake Oswego Thespians presented the musical of Fiddler on the Roof May 13 and 14. Fiddler on the Roof is an extremely famous musical that is centered on life in a small Russian village, Anaterka, where life is very simple and basic. The main focus of the musical is on a hard working working -class family. Tevye, a dairyman, his wife Golde, and five daughters live as their forefathers did and always observed the traditions handed down by their ancestors. But when their daughters want to marry, they are not happy with the way the town matchmaker has matched them, and three of the daughters break tradition and marry outside the wishes of the matchmaker. Cast of Characters Lynette Toronto- Hodel Sandra Hall- Bielke Jeff Kramer- Tevye Shannon Day- Fruvia Sarah Jerry Wilcox- The Constable Heidi Lambertsen- Chava Michael Kelly- Motel Jim Forsyth- Fyedka David Early- Lazar Wolfe Heather Westgate- Goble Jenny Baines- Sprintze Valorie Valo- Tzeitel Lynn Emery- Grandma Tzeitel Suzi Hearn- Yentz 1. Looking pensive Chara (Heidi Lambertson) wonders who will be her match from the matchmaker. 2. Dreaming of future husbands, the five daughters of Tevye sing the Matchmaker’s song. 3. Solemnly singing, Tevye's family recites the Sabbath Prayer. 4 Performing a dance, during the wedding of Motel (Mike Kelly) and Tzeitel (Valorie-Valo) the townspeople (David Early, Tim Oliver, Jon Warren, Craig Hensala, and Jeff Hale) rejoice. 5. Looking for answers, Tevye (Jeff Kramer), turns to God. 6. Speaking with God, Tevye (Jeff Kramer) wishes he had sons instead of daughters. 7. Clutching each other for security. Motel (Mike Kelly) and Tzeitel (Valerie Valo) express the fear of approaching Tevye (Jeff Kramer) for permission to marry. 8. Surrounded by Joyous gaiety. Motel (Mike Kelly) and Tzeitel (Val Valo) exchange wedding vows. 1. Tzeitel (Val Valo) tries to persuade Motel (Mike Kelley) to ask permission of her father for their marriage. 2. Tevye (Jeff Kramer) reflects on tradition while the fiddler (Maya Ginsburg) plays. 3. Motel and Tzeitel are married in a solemn ceremony. 4. The constable (Jerry Wilcox) and his companions keep wary eye upon the villagers. 1. Tzeitel (Val Valo) sings of her love to Motel (Mike Kelley). 2. Tzeitel disagrees with her mother Goble’s (Heather Westgate) views on the proper, traditional ways of love and marriage. 3. A timid Motel stands by as Tzeitel talks to Tevye (Jeff Kramer) about her marriage plans. 4 Hodel (Lynette Toronto) sings with elder sister Tzeitel (Val Valo) and younger sister Chava (Heidi Lambertson) about matchmaking. S P R I N G P L A Y 83 ANYTHING GOES Throughout 1982-83, the halls of L.O.H.S. were filled with new fads and fashions. It was a year of change, with an “anything goes” attitude among the student body. Among the newer trends were: greased hair, dyed jeans, “interesting” haircuts, rice picker shoes (popular among senior men), madras clothes, mini skirts, cropped pants, ripped shirts, Laurel earrings,” and bandanas. Aside from “Les nouvelles choses,” some fashions remain throughout the years as student “must haves.” Among them: Levi jeans and jackets, Vuarnet sunglasses. Polo’s (any style), army fatigues, espadrills, and bermuda shorts. Misc.: Moon-Pops and Laker slushies were favorite school munchies, and clove cigarettes remained popular with both upper and lower class-men. Free time activities included hackey sac, frisbee (on the senior lawn), rock concerts, and parties. 1. Ready for a toga party. Heidi Lambertsen. Caroleen Vanhoomisen, and Kathy Mock. 2. The Levi jacket as a form of expression: in this case. Dave Armstrong’s jacket with A.C.D.C. patch says it all. 3. Wearing Vuarnet’s, Tim Knorr. 4. Showing style. Beth Gonce and Bryce Amato. 5. Known as “Mohawkus” to some. Markus Goldstein shows originality. 6. Levi’s, Levi’s, and more Levi’s! Can you recognize any of these senior men? 7. Displaying usual style, sopho more boys- Greg Chacon. Chris Miller, and Paul Thomas model preppy fashions: Vuarnets, Top-siders. madras and bermuda shorts, Levi’s (on Paul), greased hair (Greg’s), and Polo’s; both untucked oxfords, and short sleeved. 8 Playing hackey sac, Scott Julian. A TOUCH OF CLASS The Junior Senior Prom was the social highlight of the year. It was an exciting way to end the school year for the graduating Seniors, Juniors, and their dates. This year the Prom was held at the Downtown Portland Red Lion Inn. The theme was ‘A Touch of Class’ and the band, ‘Mr. Nice Guy,’ provided the musical accomodations. One aspect unique to this year’s Prom was the abundance of food and beverages. A good time was had by everyone before, during, and after the Prom. 1. Beau Harlan shows style in his tuxedo, top hat, and cane. 2 Sitting in the lobby. Marlon Bump. Lisa Perry. Matt Freeman, and Lila Martinez quench their thirst. 3. Standing in the lobby. Suzy Burrow, Guy Tanz. Dave Frankel. and Toby Lange converse. 4 Posing for a picture. Kirby Kan-ada and Heidi Szambelan smile. 5 Pausing for a dance. Mike Scotty and his date talk. 6. Sitting for a while, this couple poses for a shot. 7 Enjoying their luxurious ride in a limousine. Eric Aebi. Lisa Abbott and Theresa Howard pose. 8. Taking a break from the dancing. Candace Benner and Val Valo talk with their dates. 9. In the lobby Debbie Dilazarro and Todd Morello pose for a picture. P R 0 M 1 9 8 3 87 1. The band. Mr. Nice Guy, providing excellent entertainment. 2. Showing characteristic style and grace. Earl Ingle boogies down. 3. Strutting his stuff. Sam Whiting demonstrates coordinated dancing with Kim Lan-strum. 4. Various couples enjoy dancing to the music. 5. Ordering drinks. Fawn Halgerson, Karen Gass and friends. 6. Breaking from the dancing. Cam Ritchie and Julianne Tontz converse with another couple. 7. Socializing between dances. Bob Fix, Michelle Fairchild, Karen Guassoin. and Dave Bullock. 8. Sampling the delicacies. Kathy Mault, Judy Bushnell, and their dates dig in. P R 0 M 1 9 8 3 89 AWARDS ABOUND The 1983 Honors Assembly was bubbles of everlasting fun. Scott Staff kicked off an exciting start with the flag salute, and after, all the seniors awaited their awards. 1. Roger McGuire and Christoph Gunther show their “Everlasting Exchange of Friendship”. 2. Vern Duncan, Bill Korach, and Don Charles, hold up the award for excellence of education. 3. NICK anxiously waits to get out. 4. The crowd kicks back and enjoys the last hours of school. 5 Foreign exchange students receive their honors. 1. Finally free, Lisa Carleson celebrates the end of her four high school years. 2. Lynette Toronto sing’s “Out Here on My Own” from “Fame . 3. The class of 1983 sits through the graduation ceremony. 4. Receiving his diploma. Eric Aebi is very happy. 5. Taking her diploma from superintendent Don- ald Charles is Brenda Bond. 6. Jeff Kramer waits for the senior class to parade in. 7. Making a speech. Christy Vangorder speaks about our “Next Step”. 8 This is it! Tammy LaVelle, Amy Fitzpatrick and Maureen Sprague are happy to graduate. 93 20----l CD WO SENIOR CLASS HALL OF FAME Mr Mr. and Mrs. Hmms Mr. and Mrs. Ghetto (Grovi Best Dressed Best Smile Best Eyes Best Hair Best Legs Best Body Best Looking Overall Most Improved Best Couple Biggest Space Cadet (Airhead) Biggest Sammer Biggest Conformist Biggest Individual (Non conformist) Most Distinctive Laugh First To Make A Million Funniest Biggest Spaz (Most Hyper) Friendliest Biggest Flirt Biggest Rocker Best Athlete- --‘'-Ox Mr. and Mrs. Midnight Munchie Best Party Giver Best to Sit By During A Test Biggest Soche n Guisti Ross Thurik The Gr Greg Kr Ted O’Brii Greg Kr, Ted O’Brien Kirby Kanada Tom Talbot Tom Talbot Eric Lake Trip Turner Todd Sherman Dave Armstrong anice Jill McIntyre Kathy Mock Korey Neilsen Lori Thomas Nina Fraunfelder inda Burrow Lori Thomas Michelle Fairchild Paige Taylor Paige Taylor Beth Harding Kelly Decker Lynette Toronto rtut Scott Staff Scott Staff Ken Samulson • Pnn, 1 . , Matt Runyan Scott Hesse Ted O’ Brjan Ken Samulson Ross Hoffman Brett Lybarger Dave Bullock Craig Brodie Mark Vawter Scott Carr Chris Young Ron Guisti Person Teacher Would Like To Give A One Way Ticket To El Salvador Person You’d Like To Be Stranded On A Deserted Island With - ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ CLASS FAVORITES ■ � « Ml «■ ■ I % Drink- Ranier Pounders Food- Party Pizzas T.V. Show- Bob Newhart Song Photograph (By Def Leopard) Album o. Pyromania (By Def Leopard) Teachers- (Male Female) Mr. Craigs and T'dU- d— Jim Hanners Kim Maya Gins Shannon Lisa Rowning f - . Kathy Mock Julie Wolfard Nina Fraunfelder Trish Anderson Denise Varine Lisa Rowning Sarah Stucky Jill Mcintryf;;: - ' Dawn Fricke Dana De Midnight Project- Senior men and women spent a few nights putting of the L.O.H.S. gym). Showing typical class, the number of bottle the finishing touches on this class tribute (designed to beautify the side caps used is undetermined. 1. Mrs. Brambilla. Kim Ihlenburg and Mrs. Ihlenburg enjoy watching a football game. 2. Mayfete Princesses, Beth Harding and Mary Beth Beedon show their happiness. 3. Eating slushies, Mike Bacon, Tom Szambelan and Bryan Ward during lunch. 4. Temporarily tattoed, Ross Thurik enjoyed being a Mayfete escort in a toga. 5. Don Theeler waves a hello. 6. “Scitty,” Scott Carr appreciates his senior privelege of the senior lawn. 97 1. Waiting for classes to begin, Jim Forsythe, Tim Oliver and Jon Warren. 2. A long row of girls sit in the sun. 3. Trish Anderson addresses the student body. 4 Ready to make some prints from his negatives is Ross Kaplan. 5. Making a deal, Christophe Gunther and Matt Runyan. 6 Making his speech, Pat Moore runs for Rally Coordinator. 7. Taking a nap, Susan Mickels awakes to the camera snap. 99 1. Keeping stats, Scott Messer and Coach Miller. 2. Waiting for the meet to begin, Teresa Frier, Coach Hicks and Kim Chandler. 3. Mary Anne Fuchs throws the shot put. 4. Pete Newlin puts the ball up. 5. Taking a swing at the ball, Rex Mercer. 6. Warming up for Cross Country. Kathi Chandler. 7. Working the guy over, Scott Moore looks for a pin. S P o R T S 101 ON TO STATE The football season was one of great dedication by team members. This was typified by the many players who had their heads shaved for the first practice. The state polls pitched the Lakers to finish fourth in the Three Rivers League, but the team came together and pushed hard throughout the season for the common goal for the league championship and state playoffs. The Lakers finished the season strong with a 5-2 league record and a three-way tie for second place with Oregon City and Putnam. In a Kansas plan play off, the Lakers beat both of them to win the second place playoff-berth against Grants Pass. In Grants Pass the Lakers played a great defensive game but the Cavemen emerged the winner with a 10-7 score. The Lakers ended with a total season record of six wins and four losses. L.O. played tough defense throughout the season and had three players on the first team all-league for defense. They were: Trip Turner and Tom Talbot at Linebackers and Scott Staff at defensive back. Second team all-league selections were: Mike Scotty at defensive back, Doug Kohlert at end and Jon Warren at tackle. Ross Thurik received honorable mention at defensive back. On offense Ken Bole was first team tackle, Doug Kohlert second team running back and Bob Griffith second team tight end. Honorable mention went to Scott Staff at quarterback and John O’Conner at split receiver. Bob Griffith was selected as a first team punter. L.O. Varsity Football ¥ OPP. 15 Forest Grove 9 7 Hudson Bay 14 26 Dallas 20 33 Oregon City 14 21 Clackamas 14 21 West Linn 13 28 Milwaukie 12 0 Lakeridge 27 14 Rex Putnam 20 7 Play-offs Grants Pass Kb 10 1. Brett Lybarger looks back for a pass. 2. Team Photo: Top row-Manager Steve Penington, Andy Luetjen, Bob Griffith, Brad Chastain, Ron Edwards, Ken Boie, Tom Talbot, Mike McCauley, Mike Scotty, Mark Baysinger, Greg Kraus, Third row-Dave Swan, Jeff Clark, Scott Staff, Pat Moore, Jame Beatty, Trip Turner, Jim Miller, Craig Brodie, Ken Samuel-son, Second row-Coach Crawford, Coach Bowman, Guy Tanz, Clark Holmes, Rod Leimbach, Ross Thurik, Brett Lybarger, Dave Bullock, Eric Aebi, Brett Cone, Trainer-Pat Davis, Coach Scotty, Bottom row-John O’Conner, Ken Lake, Matt Pound, Jeff Longueil, Mike Reason, Doug Peters, Don Theeler, Scott Carr, Jon Warren, Doug Kohlert, Woody Arnold. 3. Coach Bowman confers with upstairs. 4 Laker sidelines watch the game with intensity. 5. Doug Kohlert runs with authority past Lakeridge defenders. 6. Tough Laker defensive line gets ready for the next play. 7. Mike Scotty looks for another interception. 103 rr D3HOOTi J.V. FOOTBALL This years J.V. football team started the season with two defeats but bounced back for a winning streak of four games in a row, highlighted by a 26-0 victory over the undefeated West Linn team. The Lakers lost two more games, and won their last game to round off the season with a 5-4 record. Coach Anderson had this to say about the 5-4 season, “We were close in every game we lost, the boys worked hard and made much improvement throughout the season.” On offense, Eric Hermann was a consistant and tough blocker at the center position, along with Mike Smith who had lightening speed at the slotback position. The defense was the key to the J.V. teams success. Scott Holland and Beau Harlan consistantly wreaked the opposing teams, along with an excellent defensive back-field. J.V. Football L.O. 7 Forest Grove OPP. 12 6 Jesuit 26 Dallas 7 21 Oregon City 0 27 Clackamas 18 25 West Linn 0 0 Milwaukie 6 18 Lakeridge 22 8 Rex Putnam 0 1. Team Photo: Back row; Scott Holland, Chris Elsen-bach. Beau Harlan, Tim Chambers, Eric Hermann, Carl Jensen, Barry Metzger, J.P. Vandertuck,Third row; Dan Alexander, Dave Olsen, Jason Lawrence. Dave Thompson, Herman Marioth, Sean Lindley, Chris Staff. Second row; Coach Lortz, Craig Fleischman, John Bullock, Mike Metje, Brian Kromer, Mike Smith, John O’Brien, John Staudt, Kevin Norquist, Coach Anderson, Front row; Casey Ogan, Greg Chacon. Todd Morello, Eric Jarman, Todd Harrison, Mike Holloway, and Mark Glasgow. 2. J.V. team members listen to the coach. 3. Casey Ogan. Brian Kromer. and Jason Lawrence run for the locker room. 4. Going for the interception, J.V. member catches air. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman football team had a good season. They had a tough defense and an aggressive offense. They started out with a win over Ogden 27-0. Lakeridge was their toughest opponent. They had a pressing game and ended up with a loss. Their ending record was 3-5. The frosh have a very athletic class and football was a good sport to test their abilities in. Frosh Football L.O. 14 Ogden Gardiner OPP. 0 22 7 West Linn 12 2 Lakeridge 50 33 Moss 0 12 Putnam 8 8 Clackamas 30 6 Milwaukie 27 1. Team Photo: Back row; Sean Ea-gon, Mitch Sorenson, Brian Mitchell, Jim Suiter, Matt Sorenson, Pete Hearn, Scott Winter. Jeff Hebert. Third row; Coach English. Tony Colburn, Kevin Capuzzi, Mark Shelton, Steve Miller, Pat Casserly, Jim Reynolds, John Denny, Coach Barnett. Second row; Slade Crooks, Paul Woodbury, Brett Sposito, Rick Sotomeyer. Mike Byrne, Rob Comer, Tony Bean. Kevin Lon guiel, Tom Kemph, Coach Hynes, Front row; Matt Chrisman, Juan Ma tias. Bob Capka, Doug Coors, Ken Kuhn, Kirk Ihlenburg, Pat Kelleher, Kurt Wakefield. Jeff Pyle, and Anthony Brambilla. 2. L.O. runner plows through the defensive line. 3. Sean Ea-gon receives instruction from Coach Hynes. 4. Kirk Ihlenberg and Mark Shelton confer with coaches from the field. VARSITY SOCCER The 1982 Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team was an overall success. The team had consistently excellent playing form all year long. The team ended up with an 8-2-2 record which put them second in the Three Rivers League. The only two losses they sustained were to the number one and number two ranked teams. Some individuals who contributed to this years success received special recognition. Jim Graeper, Mark Shepard and Denis Cornforth were named to the first team all Three Rivers League. Mitch Behrens was named to the second team all Three Rivers League. Also Mike Leabo was selected honorable mention. Leading scorers for the team were Mitch Behrens, Jim Graeper, and Denis Cornforth. The success of the team exceded every-ones expectations. The teams final ranking in state was number seven. Coach Brian Boucher made the most of this years talent and ability, by establishing a great tradition of winning. They made the state playoffs but were beaten by number two ranked Central Catholic. 1 2 3 8 4 2 1 4 5 Lincoln Cent Cath. Newberg West Linn Canby Rex Putnam Lakeridge Clackamas Oregon City Molalla Cent Cath. OPP 1 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 6 1. Coach Boucher’s Instructions receives different responses from Matt Runyan and Greg Bunnell. 2. Ted O’Brien and Mark Shepard wish each other luck before the game. 3. Team Photo: Back row; Mike Leabo, Ted O’Brien, Mitch Behrens, Greg Bunnell, Chris Inman, Center row; Coach Boucher, Mark Shepard, Matt Runyan, Jim Forsyth, Denis Cornforth, Jim Graeper. Bottom row; Mike Bacon, Matt Bacon, John Graeper, Scott Messer. 4. Team Huddle; Team talks over strategy for the second half. 5. Mitch Behrens jumps high for a header. BOYS SOCCER The 1982 Lake Oswego Junior Varsity Soccer team had a very successful season this year. They ended with a great reputation of winning their league. Another highlight of the season was when the team beat their rival Lakeridge. J.V. Team Photo: Back row; Greg Dorsey, Mike Peebles, Mike Harmon, Kerry Griffin, Paul Krill, Middle row; Coach Yam-basu, Kevin Murawski, Chris Mercy, Darrin Penny, Kevin Ogan, Tom Stageburg, Thad Hendricksen. Front row; Pat Handley. Cam Haugen, Ralph Cole, Greg Gabler, Kent Ragen. Greg Hennagen, Jeff Handley. Kerry Griffin passes the ball across the field. The 1982 Lake Oswego Freshman Soccer team had a difficult season this year. They came out of it with an ending record of four wins, six losses and two tie games. There were some outstanding players that were a real success. Mark Lambertsen had a total of 27 goals scored. Next in line was Howard Nelson with a total of 6 goals scored. Frosh Team Photo: Back row; John Sepenuk, Tony Mann. Brian Masagna, Sam Taylor. Howard Nelson. Assis. Coach Bowling. Middle row; Coach Boucher. Andrew Ragen, Scott Westinskow. Mark Lambertsen. Jeff Dettman, Jeff Cuusick. Front row; Jim Allen. Chris Jones, Kent Watson, Mark Rushford, Kersas Dastur. Shawn McCullum. B O Y S S O c c E R 109 GIRLS BATTLE FOR STATE BID The Varsity Girl’s Soccer team ended a successful year with an appearance in the State Tournament. The Lakers finished the season with a 7-4-4 record after a slow start. To be in the State Tournament the Kicksters defeated Rex Putnam 3-2 in a league playoff game. In the tourney, the highly regarded Blues of St. Marys bit the dust 1-0. However, the Lakers fell to Reynolds 3-0 in the quarter finals. Lisa Schlenker, Dee Dee Maxwell, Piki Mengleberg, Clare Krill, Susan Rakozy, Lisa Rowning and Teresa Howard were the Senior leaders. Earning All League honors were: erLisa Schlenker at midfield and Clare Krill at halfback. The team had a great season. I Scoreboard L.O. Opp. 1 Reynolds 1 0 Lincoln 0 1 Centennial 2 0 Lakeridge 4 4 Forest Grove 0 1 Sunset 1 4 Oregon City 0 1 Beaverton 4 3 West Linn 1 1 Rex Putnam 1 2 Milwaukie 1 9 Clackamas 0 3 Rex Putnam 2 1 St. Marys 0 0 Reynolds 3 1. Dee Dee Maxwell, number 4, walks away after a muddy game. 2 Team Photo: Top row; Coach Dave Spire, Lisa Rowning, Tina Blodgett, Piki Mengelberg, Teresa Howard, Sabrina Slusser. Middle row; Maggie Wilson, Laura Dutt, Lora Rowning, Lisa Schlenker, Karen Campbell, Susan Rakozy. Front row; Chris Davis, Lisa Zindel, Clare Krill, Annan Wilson, Melanie Ransom, Dee Dee Maxwell and Julie Cohen. 3. Playing Defense: Dee Dee Maxwell boots the ball. 4 Together the team watches the muddy game. 5. Two against one: Melanie Ransom fights for control of the ball. 6. Clare Krill, number 2. goes for the ball. G I R L S S O C C E R 111 1. Looking for action Teresa Howard is ready for anything. 2. Showing control: Dee Dee takes the ball down the field. 3 Susan Rakozy takes on a Lakeridge player. 4. Surrounded by opponents: Piki Mengleberg takes a swift kick. 5. Enjoying the mud: Lisa Schlenker shows a big smile. 6. Team Photo: Top row; Jennifer Collins, Jeanne Englerdt, Katie Mecklkey, Jane Comer. Kris Wist, Middle row; Coach Dana Barnes. Jill Cooper, Shelly Louis, Jennifer Layton. Cheryl VanNess, Front row; Martha Oliver, Alessandra Eyler, Heather James, Trisha Gress, Julianne Johnson. G I R L S S o c c E R 113 YOUNG GYMNASTS This year’s team was young, having only one senior who was also team captain: Teresa Frier. Mary Anne Fuchs came back this year from breaking both legs last year and went to State. She was the only person representing Lake Oswego and she took seventh place on the beam there. The Sophomores were: Kim Chandler who was the most dedicated member of the team, Shawn Bishop-Walker who came out for her first time, and Maria Hutchinson an excellent gymnast with natural ability. The Freshmen were: Julie Murawski who worked all events, and Kim Kaplan who had great ability and moved to the second team spot soon after Maria’s accident. 1. Concentrating on a handstand: Kim Chandler performs her floor routine. 2 Kim Kaplan whips herself around the bars. 3. Julie Murawski does a front walkover the beam. 4. Team Photo: Top row; Coach Jill Hicks, Nicole Simonson, Mary Anne Fuchs, Shawn Bishop-Walker, Teresa Frier, Coach Susan Wells, Front row; Maria Hutchinson. Kim Kaplan, Kim Chandler, Ramona Watson, Julie Murawski. 5 On the beam: Mary Anne Fuchs displays perfection. 6. Coach Wells and Kim Kaplan watch intensely. r Scoreboard L.O. Opp. 98.6 West Linn 135.85 105.2 Lakeridge 130.2 112 8 Milwaukie 118.3 97 3 Clackamas 112.1 104.8 Rex Putman 102.1 Non League 103.5 Canby 105.55 Newberg 108.4 96.85 Tigard 103.72 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The 1982 Varsity Volleyball team had a dissappointing season this year. Their final record was 4-8, which tied them for fifth place in the Three Rivers League. Coach Deuel said they should have been capable of doing better. While they didn’t meet their expectations, there were some outstanding players. Team captain Beth Harding was named to the first team all Three Rivers League, and Julie Brown was selected for honorable mention. Out of Lake Oswego’s four wins, two of them were against our district rival Lakeridge. L.O. W Lakeridge Opp. L L Rex Putnam W L West Linn w L Milwaukie w W Clackamas L L Oregon City w W Lakeridge L L Rex Putnam W L West Linn w L Milwaukie w W Clackamas L L Oregon City w r' 1. Team huddle: Coach Deuel and Coach Ericksen talk over a few points before the game. 2. Team Photo: Back row; Kim Bowman, Brenda Bond. Beth Harding. Jennifer Campbell. Kathleen McKinney. Front row; Head Coach Deuel. Megan Davis. Lyn Ruiter. Karen Gray. Katy Sted-ing. Gretchen Empey. Julie Brown. Assistant Coach Ericksen. 3. Lakers teamwork set up for a spike. 4. Beth Harding gives out a powerful serve. 5. The tough Laker front line goes up for a block. V o L L E Y B A L L 117 J.V. VOLLEYBALL The Junior Varsity Volleyball team finished with a strong 15-5 record. They managed to finish third in the eight team field at Oregon City, handing the Oregon City J.V. their first loss. They went on to win their own Invitational Tournament. L.O. w Lakeridge OPP. L L Rex Putnam w w West Linn L w Milwaukie L w Clackamas L L Oregon City W W Lakeridge L w Rex Putnam L w West Linn L w Milwaukie L w Clackamas L L Oregon City w The mighty Lakers warm-up before a game. '+ Team Photo: Back row; Lila Martinez, Tricia Harvey, Me- Hagen, Lori DeManette, Karen Gray, Kathryn Kolzow, Gina gan Davis, Kim Bowman, Sally Vessley, Front row; Holly Corno, Coach Ericksen. FROSH VOLLEYBALL The Freshman Volleyball team completed the season with an undefeated record of 17-0. The season was highlighted by “come from behind” victories against Lakeridge and Clackamas. The team consists of Hitters- Shannon Smith, Kelly Baird; Setters; Susan Baysinger, Tricia Harvey, Kristi Long; and Defensive Backs; Laura Scotty, Rhondee Niskanen, Tina Alexander, Justine Kolek. L.O. W Lakeridge OPP. L L Rex Putnam W L West Linn w L Milwaukie w W Clackamas L L Oregon City w W Lakeridge L L Rex Putnam W L West Linn w L Milwaukie w W Clackamas L L Oregon City W Kelly Baird and Susan Baysinger scramble for the block. V o L L E Y B A L L 119 Frosh Team Photo: Back row; Susan Baysinger. Tina Alex- - Justine Kolek, Shannon Smith, Rhondee Niskanen, Tricia ander, Kelly Baird, Laura Scotty, Kristi Long, Front row; Harvey, Coach Stephenson BOYS TAKE FOURTH The Cross Country team did very well this season receiving fourth place at State. Depth has been their main strength with everyone contributing to their potential. Craig Henderson had an outstanding season with his only loss to Rob Durkee of Rex Putnam, the State Cross Country Champion. Craig finished sixth at the State Meet, earning first team All-State honors. All seven varsity runners, which included Craig Henderson, Doug Henderson, Mike Flake, David Gilroy, Mike Mick, Kevin Sundholm, and Joe Gross worked strongly as a team and improved steadily throughout the season. At the League Championship the top five runners were running with an excellent 1:05 minute interval. At District, 7 of the runners finished in the top 21 and 5 in the top 15. The most improved runners were: seniors Mike Mick and David Douglas, and junior David Gilroy. Outstanding junior varsity runners were Chris Bernard, who finished 2nd at District and Rick Fraunfelder, who finished 9th. For the first time in three years the girls had a full team. Freshman Michelle Kelsey led the team, and finished 21st at District. Freshman Melinda Bernard and sophomore Kelly Dahn will be returning to form the nucleus for a great girls’ team in the coming years. 1 Kathy Mock keeps stats during a boy’s race. 2. Team Photo: Brian Montgomery. Michelle Kelsey. Melin da Barnard. Kathi Chandler. Kelly Dahn. Janet Collins. Debi Neal, Tom Rittenhouse. Stewart Dick. Mike Mick, Chris Barnard. Matt Edwards. Rick Fraunfelder. Joe Gross. Andy Roberts. Mike Flake. Kevin Sundholm. Craig Hender son. Doug Henderson. David Gilroy. 3. Craig Henderson leads the pack in a meet against Oregon City 4 Mike Mick races for the finish line after a run. 5 After a tiring race, Joe Gross nears the finish line. c R O s s c o u N T R Y 121 BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL The Laker Varsity Basketball team started out on the right track this year with tough wins against Beaverton and Clackamas before starting their first year in the new Three Rivers League. This league consisted of seven teams, five of which were playoff teams last year. Despite the extremely tough competition, the Lakers weathered the storm to finish in a tie for third place and force a playoff game with Rex Putnam for the final league playoff berth. The Lakers beat Rex Putnam handily and advanced to the sub-tournament where our Lakers out-hustled a physical Pendleton team to earn a chance to play the fifth-ranked West Albany Bulldogs for a -berth in the State Tournament. However, our Lakers fell one game short of the Memorial Coliseum by losing to the Bulldogs, who eventually won the third-place state trophy. Coach Sonny Long commended Pete Newiin who won the Three Rivers League scoring title and was voted first team all-league and Pete Niebergall and Mark Vawter who received Honorable Mention all-league. Coach Long also commented that this team played to full capacity and sometimes overachieved. 1 Mike Scotty drives baseline against Benson. 3. Tom Talbot hustles for rebounding position. 4 Pete Newiin with a free throw against the Techmen. 5. Pete Niebeigall breaks for two against Sprague. SCOREBOARD L.O. OPP. 49 Sprague 34 48 Jefferson 46 54 Benson 60 50 Beaverton 48 46 Aloha 40 46 Clackamas 38 53 Newberg 47 36 Sunset 33 42 48 Lakeridge Oregon City 48 43 48 Rex Putnam 46 34 :$ Milwaukie 33 28 Clackamas 29 61 West Linn 37 35 Lakeridge 40 56 Oregon City 41 45 Rex Putnam 46 60 Milwaukie 48 20 Clackamas 50 52 West Linn 50 52 Rex Putnam 39 51 Pendleton 37 35 West Albany 71 O 2. Team Photo: back row; Pat Murphy (stats). Coach Talbot. Pete Newlin, Damien Merrill (stats), front row; John Long, Coach Deuel, Coach Skille, John O’Brien (stats), Scott O’Connor, Pete Niebergall, Jame Beatty, Greg Bunnell, Kramer (stats), second row; Richard Schuman (trainer), Mark Vawter, Rod Leimbach, and Dave Bullock. Tony Moran, Mike Scotty, Ron Edwards, Tom Spear, Tom B A S K E T B A L L 123 1 Mike Scotty looks to thread the needle. 2. Tom Talbot, and Pete Newlin celebrate another Laker Victory. 3. Pete Newlln, first team alMeague. marks an opponent. 4. Dave “Smooth” Bullock puts up a jumper from the free throw line. 5. Pete Niebergall sets up the play. 6. The Laker starters get a breather. B A S K E T B A L L 125 J.V. AND SOPHOMORE TEAM UNITY REAPS AWESOME RESULTS Combining the knowledge of new coach Doug Skilley and the strong leadership of captains John Bullock and Greg Stewart, this year’s sophomore basketball team got a lot accomplished. Making improvements in defense, attitude, and overall Laker basketball skills, this close-knit team rivaled to a very impressive 14-6 season record. Leading scorers for this mighty Laker b-ball team were John Bullock and Steve Forsyth. The boy’s J.V. basketball team had a stupendous season this year, culminating with an impressive 14-6 record. The team played very well during the preseason games but really turned on the juice as they entered the regular Three Rivers League competition. All the Lakers contributed to the team’s success, both in positive attitude and sound ball playing. Rod Leimbach and Ron Edwards provided the scoring power behind this omnipotent J.V. team. Next year’s varsity team will undoubtedly benefit from the acquisition of several talented and versatile J.V. players. Scoreboard L.O. 52 Sprague Opp. 20 64 Jefferson 44 69 Benson 41 44 Beaverton 38 47 Aloha 42 26 Clackamas 25 36 Central 40 34 Catholic Sunset 41 39 Lakeridge 52 39 Oregon City 37 51 Putnam 42 36 Milwaukie 48 55 Clackamas 35 52 West Linn 43 38 Lakeridge 43 73 Oregon City 60 47 Putnam 45 45 Milwaukie 49 45 Clackamas 43 49 West Linn 44 4 J.V. Team Photo: Front row-John O’Con- Dave Thompson, Manager Damion Merrill; Back nor, Joel Johnson, Mike Peebles, Sam Whiting, row-Manager Pat Murphy, Beau Harlan, Eric Her- Brett Olivas; Middle row-Manager Richard Schu- mann. Coach Rick Deuel, Ron Edwards, Manager man, Rod Leimbach, Todd Sampson. Bob Beatty. John O’Brien. Manager Jeff Kramer. 1. Rod Lelmbach races in for a baseline drive. 2. Team unity and discussion is essential during a break in game play. Scoreboard L.O. Opp. 42 Lakeridge 45 52 Glencoe 35 51 Jesuit 35 37 Beaverton 50 45 Aloha 26 37 Sunset 39 36 Lakeridge 41 33 McMinnville 27 44 Putnam 32 46 Silverton 23 69 Milwaukie 32 51 Clackamas 36 47 West Linn 45 43 Lakeridge 56 25 Oregon City 24 49 Putnam 26 43 Milwaukie 38 56 Clackamas 39 34 West Linn 47 3. Sophomore Team Photo: Front row- Rallph Cole. John Bullock. Paul Krill. Mark Glascow, Craig Fleischman. Middle row-Manager Damion Merrill. Fred Parker. Chris Elsenbach, Kevin McNulty. Jason Kester, Manager Richard Schuman. Back row- David Early, Coach Doug Skilley, Steve Forsythe. B O Y S B A S K E T B A L L 127 FROSH B-BALL In spite of the loss of starting postman Mark Lambertsen to injury in the ninth game of the season, the freshman White basketball team completed a very successful 14-6 season. The team relied on pressure defense and sound offensive execution to defeat much taller opponents all season long. Led by top scorer and top rebounder Tony Mann, the White team played with unusual consistency, winning five of its last six games. L.O. OPP. L Neil Armstrong w W Moss L W Newberg L w West Linn L w McMinnville L L Lakeridge W w r '32 -1 Gardiner L Canby L Lakeridge W W Milwaukie L w Ogden L w West Linn L L Lakeridge W L Moss W W Ogden L W Rex Putnam' L W West Linn L W Gardiner L L Clackamas W W West Linn L White Team photo: Back row; Mike Egan, Mark McCuddy, Coach Scotty, Tony Mann, Mark Lambertsen, Front row; Doug Coors, Tim Martin, Brad Hamlin, Chris Retchaw. 2. Brad Hamlin is ready to play tough defense. 2. Mark Lambertsen dribbles past a tough defender. This year’s Freshman Navy Basketball team finished with a season record of 10 wins and 9 losses. Six of the 9 losses were by fewer than 10 points. Led in scoring by post man Scott Winters with an average of 17.9 points per game and Brian Mitchell, 13.3 points per game, the team was characterized by a strong inside game. Point guard Craig Kanada led the team in assists and recoveries. Jay Hemming and Andy Ragen rounded out the starting five. L.O. OPP W Newberg L L Clackamas W W Gardiner L W Ogden L L Milwaukie W L Canby W L L.R. Gold W W Moss L W Ogden L w Putnam L w W.L. Gold L L Clackamas W w W.L. Green L L L.R. Blue W W Gardiner L gjg Milwaukie W w Moss L L W.L. Green W Navy Team Photo: Back row; Coach English. Brian Mock. Sam Taylor. Brian Mitchell. Scott Winters. Trainer Richard Shuman. Front row; Craig Kanada. Jay Hemenway, Rick Fraunfelder, Shawn McCullum, Anthony Brambilla. B O Y S B A S K E T B A L L 129 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The Laker varsity girl’s basketball team suffered their first losing season in five years as they went 7-13 on the season. However, the Lakers were a young team having only two seniors and only one of these seniors starting. Senior captain Lisa Rowning, juniors Abby Miller and Heidi Jarman, sophomore Chaney Johnson and freshman Katy Steding completed the starting five with Molly Cottle, a junior, contributing valuable minutes off the bench. Coach Gary Lavender feels the team will regroup and improve greatly in future years due to the younger members who gained precious varsity experience this year. Highlights of the season were a 49-41 win over cross-town rival Lakeridge and Katy Steding, Abby Miller and Lisa Rowning receiving honorable mention in Three Rivers League all-star balloting. 1. Molly Cottle goes for a lay in during warm ups. 2. Chaney Johnson looks ahead for the fast break. 3. With the look of determination, Lisa Rowning moves towards the basket. 4. Team photo: Back row; Heather James, Abby Miller, Heidi Jarman, Lisa Rowning, Katy Steding, Heather McCullam, Piki Mengleberg, Meg Bushman, Laura Dutt. Coach Gary Lavender. Bottom row; Coach Jill Stephenson, Kevin Jarman. Molly Cottle, Shannon Smith, Chaney Johnson, Lora Rowning, Annan Wilson. Ryan Jarman, Sherri Smith. 5. Heidi Jarman goes for the lay in while team mate Abby Miller looks on. 6. Heather McCullam warms up as Chaney Johnson watches attentively. L.O. OPP. L.O. OPP. 43 Jefferson 38 45 Oregon City 57 64 Roosevelt 34 47 Putnam 56 32 Beaverton 45 43 Milwaukie 34 34 Marshall 45 31 Clackamas 37 38 Hillsboro 39 39 West Linn 26 48 Ft. Vancouver 51 49 Lakeridge 41 40 Silverton 36 41 Oregon City 77 39 The Dalles 52 40 Putnam 51 63 West Linn 51 38 Milwaukie 40 25 Lakeridge 30 25 Clackamas 39 GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL The Laker J.V. team recorded a incredible 15-5 record under the direction of second year coach Sherri Smith. The Lakers were led in scoring by Laura Dutt and Katy Steding. Heather McCullam was a leader in rebounds while Lora Rowning and Kelly Dahn added additional scoring power. Junior Meg Bushman was instrumental with her team leadership, scoring, and rebounding while Kim Bowman and Anmarie Trimble added much from the bench. 1. Lora Rowning controls the ball in the Laker front court. 2 Laura Dutt puts up a free throw from the charity stripe. 3. Team photo: Back row - Kay Daily, Lora Rowning, Kelli Dahn, Anmarie Trimble, Katie Steding, Heather McCullam, Meg Bushman, Laura Dutt, Kim Bowman, Heather James. Front row • Kevin Jarmen, Coach Sherri Smith, Ryan Jarmen. 4. Kelli Dahn looks for an open team mate. 5. Katie Steding breaks through the Putnam defense with a jump shot. 5. Heather McCullam pushes the Putnam defense aside, for the rebound. 6. Lora Rowning throws the ball back into play. SCOREBOARD L.O. OPP. 60 Jefferson 9 46 Roosevelt 18 32 Beaverton 42 50 Marshel 29 62 Hillsboro 18 48 The Dalles 26 39 Ft. Vancouver 38 49 West Linn 31 41 Lakeridge 25 42 Oregon City 46 41 Siverton 23 58 Rex Putnam 37 37 Milwaukie 23 27 Clackamas 29 52 West Linn 26 38 Lakeridge 38 29 Oregon City 29 40 Rex Putnam 40 49 Milwaukie 49 133 FRESHMAN GO UNDEFEATED It was a year to remember for the freshman girls basketball team. The girls cruised by opponents all season to compile an invincible 19-0 record. This outstanding achievement is recorgnized as the best record for a freshman girls basketball team in this school’s long history. Coach Stephenson felt Annan Wilson and Shannon Smith to be deserved of recognition as outstanding players, although each player was vital to the team’s record effort. 1. Katie Steding goes up for the jump. 2. Annan Wilson puts up a jumper for another two points. 3. Chris Davis brings the ball down court. 4. Team photo: Back row; Susan Baysinger, Laura Scotty, Katie Steding, Sabrina Slusser, Chris Davis. Front row; Annan Wilson, Coach Stephenson, Shannon Smith. 5. Katie Steding gets free for a lay-in. 6. Annan Wilson gains possession of the ball. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL L.O. OPP. 46 Ogden 30 52 Moss 39 42 Canby 20 67 Gardiner 23 59 West Linn 9 44 Lakeridge 41 53 Gardiner 10 48 Silverton 15 43 Moss 19 37 Milwaukie 28 38 Clackamas 25 56 West Linn 26 48 Lakeridge 22 37 Rex Putnam 13 47 Gardiner 11 36 Ogden 34 50 Rex Putnam 40 56 1 Milwaukie 17 54 Clackamas 15 C3Q co ujhcq C-j-j SUCCESSFUL SWIMMING The 1982-1983 boys swim team was led by team captain, Scott Hesse. The team went undefeated in the Three Rivers League. The season ended by beating La-keridge 62-54, then going on to win the district meet and placing eighth in the state meet. The top point-getters for the team were seniors; Scott Hesse, Eric Lake, and Roger McGuire, juniors; Woody Arnold, and Pat Minnear, and sophomores; Barry Metzger, and Mike Morrow. 1. Roger McGuire anticipates the gun. 2. Team photo: Back row; Mark Bussey, Roger McGuire, Juda Tarvainen, Barry Metzger, Greg McHenry, Cal Gates, Mike Morrow Second row; Bruce Jensen, Kevin Wright, Brad Gay, Dan Ecktan, Doug Henderson. Kevin Capuzzi. Third row; Coach Lynn Rodney, Pat Minnear, Woody Arnold, Scott Messer, Chris Mercy, Mike Jansen, Scott Hesse, Coach Bob Miller Bottom row; Eric Lake, Jamshid Arjo-mand, Kersus Dastur, Phil Salend, Tami Lain (manager), Kim Kaplan (manager). 3. Laker swimmer pushes on. 4. Laker swimmer awaits race. 5. Swimmers await the sound of the gun. Boy’s Swimming L.O. 70 Beaverton OPP. 62 Tigard 46 77 Aloha 53 59 Sunset 33 45 David Douglas 67 76 Canby 80 62 Lakeridge 33 74 Oregon City 54 2nd Corvallis Invitation 36 GIRL’S SWIMMING The 1982-1983 girls swim team was led by team captain, Beth Bruinsma. The team enjoyed a successful season. Outstanding members of the girls swim team included senior: Beth Bruinsma, juniors; Holly Coors, and Mary Jane Sander, sophomores; Susan Bimber, Mecia Muter, and Heather Reilly, and freshman; Patricia Graves. 1. Mitzi Meloy nervously awaits her score. 2. Girls team photo: Back row Mecia Muter. Patricia Graves. Meghan Davis. Tami Lain (manager), Elizabeth Gwin. Holly Coors. Middle row- Coach Lynn Rodney, Tammy Meloy, Deirdre Green, Jennifer Collins, Susan Bimber, Heather Reilly, Mary Jane Sander, Shelly Simpson, Mitzi Meloy, Beth Bruinsma. Bottom row- Coach Bob Miller, Sandy Fitzgerald, Martha Oliver, Tori Wan-King. 3. Laker swimmer practices. 4 Mecia Muter shakes hand with the opponent. 5. Laker swimmer pushes on. Girl’s Swimming L.O. OPP. 75 Beaverton 37 75 Tigard 39 60 Aloha 56 57 Sunset 66 57 David Douglas 58 55 Canby 38 55 Lakeridge 61 75 Oregon City 31 2nd Corvallis Invitational 2nd District Meet 11th State Meet SUPER SKIERS With Gary Harding as coach, the Ski teams had a successful year this year. The Varsity Boys’ team consisted of Bob Fix, Todd Sherman, Scott Carr, Chris Inman, Mike McCauley and Jim Miller. The whole varsity went to state and came in seventh. Bob Fix, who usually placed in the top five, took the lead for the ski team. Fix’s devotion to the sport is shown by the fact that he will be taking a year off of school next year to ski throughout the winter and perfect his already well-developed skill. The Varsity Girls’ team was led by Shannon McLaughlin, who usually placed in the top ten, and Maggie Wilson, who usually placed in the top fifteen. The members of this team went to state along with the boy’s team and came in ninth place. A large number of boys turned out for the J.V. Team, so the team broke up into two groups which traded off for races. Members competed for top places, which would enable those that attained those positions to race the most. Throughout theseason, SophomoresTom Szambelan and Bryan Ward and Freshman Sean Eagon competed for alternates on the Varsity team. 1. Jennifer Germond waits for her turn to ski. 2. Team Photo: Back row; Coach Gary Harding, Steve Miller. Todd Sherman, Mike McCauley, Bob Fix, Jim Miller, Chris Inman, Sean Ea-gon. Middle row; Slade Crooks. Scott Carr, Jeff Hanley. Mike Tarro, Jennifer Germond. Jill Vess-ley, Tony Colburn, Kirk Ihlenburg, Paul Woodbury. Maggie Wilson, Front row; Dirk Kennedy, Shannon McLaughlin, Kim Ihlenburg, Peter Bach, Allison Nosier, Tim Knorr, Kasey Arnston, Kimi Davis, Cheryl Bemis, Missing; Tom Szambelan and Bryan Ward. 3. Maggie Wilson edges through the gate. 4. Taking a break from skiing. Chris Inman rests on his poles. 5. Taking the slalom course is Kim Ihlenburg. s K I I N G 141 1. Going into a turn. Maggie Wilson cruises down the slope. 2 The number one skier. Bob Fix starts his run 3. Starting down the slope on his run is Mike McCauley 4. After a long day, Kim Ihlenburg decides to climb out of her skies. 5. Jim Miller takes a break from his skies. 6 Taking the slalom course, Todd Sherman. 143 WRESTLING This year’s wrestling team had an unexpectingly good season. The team consisted of thirteen members with only three seniors. As a whole, this season has been the best for the Laker matmen in several years. Much of the credit for the 7-9 record goes to Coach Dan Hicks, former NCAA champion at Oregon State University. The Lakers sent two members, Senior Doug Peters and Junior Mike Harman, to the State Tournament this year, which was rather disappointing as the team had expected to send five members. However, district placers included: Senior Brett Malone who earned fourth place, Juniors Pat Moore, Todd Tamura, and Freshman Neal Tamura who all placed fourth. Sophomore Mike Holloway placed sixth. 1. Todd Morello looks for an opening. 2. The team watches intensely as the Lakers hope for a victory. 3 Mike Holloway works for the stack. 5. Brett Malone anxiously waits for the pin. 6. Mike Harman works in the arm bar. Team Photo: left to right: back row-Mike Holloway, Don Chambers, Ted Lambert, Cliff Sole, front row-Todd Tamura, Theeler, Brett Malone, middle row-Dan Hicks, Pat Moore, Tim Mike Harman. Doug Peters, Todd Morello. Neal Tamura. 145 VARSITY The Laker boy’s baseball team had a rough season this year. The Lakers had a 4-14 record, which failed to show the superior effort put forth by the team. Frustration is a good word that describes the season for the batmen. Many games were decided by a small margin. If those close games were wins, the season would have been a totally different story. The young team has high hopes for next year, and for the Senior veterans it was a good learning experience which in the end really counts. 1. Mike Capka anxiously waits for the throw. 2. Peter Park catches the line drive. 3. The Laker team meets. 4 Kevin Ogan releases the fast ball. 5. Trip Turner waits for the pick-off throw. 6. Team Photo: Top Row; Ken Helm (manager), Brett Lybarger, Guy Tanz, Peter Prk, Matt Sutter, Mike Scotty, Trip Turner, Ted O’Brien, Scott Kramer (stats.), Coach Stan Bo zich. Bottom Row; Kevin Ogan, Robert Hotchkiss, David Frankel, Mike Capka, Joel Johnson, Rex Mercer. SCOREBOARD L.O. Opp. 4 Milwaukic 7 1 Rex Putnam 6 0 West Linn 4 7 Lakeridge 5 5 Oregon City 7 1 Clackamas 10 0 Rex Putnam 2 3 Lakeridge 3 8 Milwaukie 8 3 Oregon City 3 2 West Linn 11 4 Clackamas 5 6 Rex Putnam 9 1 Lakeridge 8 9 Milwaukie 8 4 West Linn 5 2 Oregon City 12 13 Clackamas 7 FROSH The Frosh baseball squad had a relatively good season compared to the other Laker ball teams. The Freshmen ended the Season with about a .500 record. The Frosh batmen have nothing to be ashamed about and will to be a contributing factor to the J.V. Team in following years. Individual efforts for exceptional ball handling and fielding go to Pat Casserly. Tom Kemph was highly recognized for his outstanding batting. 1. Tom Kemph swings for a fastball. 2. Matt Sorenson stretches for a throw. 3. Team Photo: Top Row; Mike Byrne, Steve Miller, Tony Bear, Matt Sorenson, Scott Reinold. Pat Casserly. Bob Gay, Coach Anderson. Bottom Row; Slade Crooks, Kent Watson, Greg Mitchell, Chris Reichow, Tim Martin, Tom Kemph, Grant Gossett, Howard Nelson. SCOREBOARD L.O. Opp. 11 Milwaukie 5 8 West Linn 5 12 Rex Putnam 5 6 Rex Putnam 7 2 Lakeridge 8 3 Clackamas 4 8 Milwaukie 9 5 Clackamas 3 1 Lakeridge 8 J1 aJBBI L.O. SCOREBOARD Opp. 1 Milwaukie 11 1 Rex Putnam 15 0 West Linn 3 ! 1 6 Lakeridge 7 Oregon City 10 I 8 Clackamas 9 I 4 Rex Putnam 15 Milwaukie 6 0 Oregon City 3 2 West Linn 4 0 Clackamas 4 0 Rex Putnam 12 7 Lakeridge 1 6 Milwaukie 8 18 West Linn 19 0 Oregon City 14 2 Clackamas 4 J.V. TEAM The J.V. baseball team’s highlight of the season was beating Lakeridge for their only win. There is no doubt that a bitter taste of defeat was present every time the team walked off the field. This year could be called a learninq experience for the J.V.ers. For individual effort, Andy Chidester and Tom Ward were the backbone of the squad. They showed leadership capabilities and will be a definite help for the Varsity Team next year. 1. Team Photo: Coach Roy O’Hal-leran, Darrin Penny, Kirt Livesay, Tom Ward, Brad Gay, Mark Wiellet, Mark Glasgow. Bottom Row; Pat Hanely, Scott Lincoln, Casey Ogan, Mark Jarman, Tom Szambelan, Damien Merrill. 2. Darrin Penny takes a warm up pitch. 3 Casey Ogan throws to first from home plate. 149 rr corncrt ca GOOD SEASON SCOREBOARD For Varsity Softball, the season began to heat up during its last half. At one point, the team record was 6 wins out of 7 games. Al-though the team was a young one, with three freshman and two sophomores in the starting line-up, the team overcame this inexperience and was a play-off contender. For the season, senior captain Lisa Rowning led the team in hitting with a .500 batting average, and Freshman Shannon Smith led in extra base hits with 8 triples, 4 doubles, and a home run. Coach Erickson said of the season, “I am very pleased with the progress this team made. We overcame our inexperience relatively quickly and we should remain tough in the future.” Lake Oswego vs. Opp. L.O. 1 vs. Oregon City 4 L.O. 23 vs Molalla 9 L.O 2 vs Canby 12 L.O. 1 vs. Silverton 3 L.O. 0 vs. Rex Putnam 8 L.O 9 vs. Clackamas 4 L.O. 13 vs. Newberg 3 L.O. 14 vs. McMinnville 4 L.O. 11 vs. Lakeridge 2 L.O. 4 vs. West Linn 5 L.O. 7 vs. Milwaukie 4 L.O 9 vs. Molalla 8 L.O. 12 vs. Newberg 5 L.O. 1 vs Rex Putnam 9 L.O 3 vs Oregon City 5 L.O 0 vs Canby 11 L.O. 6 vs. Silverton 7 L.O 2 vs West Linn 4 L.O. 11 vs. Clackamas 2 L.O. 14 vs. McMinnville 3 L.O. 6 vs Lakeridge 1 L.O. 0 vs. Milwaukie 5 1. Running for the catch, Lynn Ruiter. 2. Team Photo: Top row; Lora Rowning, Sabrina Slusser, Lisa Rowning, Lesley Maish. Lyn Ruiter, Coach Erickson, Bottom row; Kelly Decker, Maureen Wallis, Lisa Schlenker. Missy Isom, Chris Davis. Shannon Smith, 3. Awaiting the pitch. Jill Cooper. 4 In ready position, Lisa Rowning. 5. Taking off her batting helmet is Lisa Rowning. 6. Encouraging other team mates. Sabrina Slusser and Jill Cooper. 7. Following through with the swing. Kelly Deck- SOFTBALL For the 1983 J.V. Softball team the season was one of learning and hardship. They finished with a season record of 7-15 overall, due to some hard fought but disapointing defeats. This years team showed much improvement and great potential for Varsity ball in the future. Among the commendable players, Cyndi Kershaw showed good effort as team pitcher, and Cari Casper a consistant 2nd base, also scoring 25 runs. Kelly Baird, with a .500 batting average for the season, and Annan Wilson, with an average of .485, were both consistant hitters. Susan hoover, team catcher, showed great improvement throughout the season. SCOREBOARD Lake Oswego Opp. L.O. 4 Oregon City 13 L.O. 4 Molalia 15 L.O. 5 Canby 15 L.O. 10 Silverton 15 L.O. 6 Rex Putman 11 L.O. 5 Clackamas 16 L.O. 19 Newberg 2 L.O. 9 McMinnville 2 L.O. 16 Lakeridge 7 L.O. 22 West Lynn 9 L.O. 4 Milwaukie 7 L.O. 15 Molalia 7 L.O. 27 Newberg 6 L.O. 2 Rex Putnam 12 L.O. 2 Oregon City 6 L.O. 4 Canby 16 L.O. 13 Silverton 21 L.O. 10 McMinnville 8 L.O. 2 Lakeridge 6 L.O. 2 Milwaukie Overall Record: L.O. 7- Opp. 15 15 1. Ready for a ground ball. Dusty Smith. 2. Team Photo: Top row; Dan Denny-MGR. Coach Thurman, Susan Baysinger, Kelly Baird, Cyndi Kershaw, Erin Kirken-dall, Dusty Smith, Jane Comer-MGR. Bottom row; Echo Leighton, Bevann Willadson, Jill Cooper, Tracy Vaughn, Cari Casper, Susan Hoover, Annan Wilson. 3. In ready position. Susan Baysinger. 4. About to bunt the ball. Jill Cooper. 5. Before the hit, Cari Casper. 6. With a pitch in motion. Echo Leighton. 7. Team catcher. Susan Hoover. TRACKSTERS REVISITED Our Laker boy’s track team headed into the season with high hopes for a winning record. However, the team was young and inexperienced, and despite spectacular individual efforts, they were unable to overcome weak areas and become a viable contender. They struggled through their extremely tough schedule to post a 2-4 final season record. Throughout their disappointing year, superb individual efforts outshined the overall adverse team effort. The Henderson brothers, Craig and Doug, did consistently well and at district Craig captured the fastest qualifying time for the 3000. Both boys went to state and Craig had the Hayward field crowd on it’s feet as he bolted past the favorites to take an early lead. However, he could not keep up the torrid pace and managed to finish fifth in state. Brother Doug, a sophomore, ran well in the 1500 and placed ninth in state. Team Photo: Back row; Kevin Wright, Coach Lortz, Wolf. Coach Bowman, Fifth row- Bob Griffith, Mark Baysinger, John Jensen, Mark Forsyth, Dave Thompson, Craig Henderson, Jim Hanners, Carl Jensen. David Douglas, Ken Boie, Fourth row; Todd Stevens, J.R. Oleyar, Jeff Clark, Mike Martin, John Stohlton. Jason Lawrence. Brad Clark. Alan Clark, Stew Staggard. Third row; Mike Corlew, Kevin Sundholm, David Gilroy, Dan Eckton, Dave Swan, Jason Bump, Kerry Griffin, Second row; Jamshid Arjomand, Jim Braddock, Joe Gross, Jeff Longueil. John Bullock, Matt Pound, Doug Henderson, Front row; Mike DeChaine, Anthony Brambilla, Brian Kromer, Bryce Amato, Ted Bushnell, Eric Gwin, Joe Finnegan. L.O. Boys OPP. 27 Lakeridge 100 80 Rex Putnam 64 52 Dallas 93 51 West Lynn 84 80 Milwaukie 65 48 Clackamas 97 hi 1. His face straining with concentration. Dave Thompson participates in the long Jump. 2 Leading the pack. Kevin Sundholm rounds the turn. 3. An avid admirer of Teddy Roosevelt, Eric Duhn speaks softly and carries a big stick. 4 Bursting from the blocks. J.R. Oleyar heads toward the tape. 5 Soaring over the high jump bar. Bob Griffith dears his obstacle. B O Y S T R A C K 155 GIRLS TRACK This year’s girls track team was a building year with only four seniors on the whole team. Due to this lack of experience they struggled through a tough schedule to post a winless record. ft 1 However, there were many highlights to a disappointing season in the form of individual efforts. At district Val Hilden placed t-j fourth in the 3000, Meledy Schleinkofer also placed fourth in ' I til 1 WL jag .a the high jump, but Mitzi Meloy and Clare Krill were the most L.O. u. OPP. impressive. Mitzi placed second in the 400 and fifth in the 200, 43 Lakeridge 100 the former of which was good enough to qualify for ‘state and 28 Rex Putnam 99 Clare captured the coveted first place in the 3000. At state 61 Dallas 65 Clare got third in the finals and Mitzi placed third in the 51 West Lynn 71 preliminaries. 33 Westwaukie 89 56 Clackamas 71 1. Pushing for the tape, Anne-Marie Trimble grasps the baton. 2. Gunning down the home stretch, Clare Krill strides toward the line. 3. Jockeying for lead. Val Hilden and another Laker blow away the opposition. 4. Bucking her shot put, Jennifer Campbell racks up a few points for the Laker cause. 5. Beaming with anticipation, Kathy Mock leads the pack. Team Photo: Back row; Coacy Gary Lavender, Coach Eric Lider, Coach Chris Edwardsen, Head Coach Boyd Crawford, Third row- Val Hilden, Mandy Wallis, Anne-Marie Trimble. Heather McCullam, Mitzi Meloy, Crishna Grelle, Melody Schleinkofer, Shawn Bishop-Walker. Second row; Kim Bowman, Jennifer Campbell, Michelle Kelsey, Mary Anne Fuchs, Kathy Mock, Suzanne Christionson, Tina Blodgett. Front row; Julie Murawski, Kathi Chandler, Lori Warr-King, Kim Chandler, Rhondee Niskanen, Clare Krill, Wren Huff. SUCCESSFUL SEASON The boys tennis team was undefeated league champions. The Lakers domination of the league was indicated by the two, 7-0 victories over second place Lakeridge. The season record was 14-1. This was a team with good talent and depth. There were eighteen different players which participated at the varsity level. An unusual event occured when Putnam and Clackamas arrived the same day for a match against the Lakers. Lake Oswego played both teams at the same time and even won both matches. The single players were Greg Dorsey, Mike Csoppenszky and Craig Fleischman. The top double players were Kent Ragen, Ross Hoffman, Mike Harman, Robert Gardiner. Mike Werrers and Mike Flake. Dorsey and Fleischman were district doubles champions and reached the quarter finals at the state tournament. 1. Ross Hoffman serves to his opponent 2. Team Photo: Back Row; Chris Young, Todd Sampson. Ross Hoffman, Mike Csoppenszky, Scott Holland, Ethan Gwin, Mike Flake, Middle Row; Coach Sonny Long, Jerry Flake, Rob Gardner, Chris Reinolds, Greg Dorsey. Mike Harmen, Sam Whiting. Front Row; Kent Ragen. Mike Werres, Craig Fleischman. John Stoudt, Bryan Ward. Harry Chin, Rick Fraunfelder. 3. Mike Werres returns a tough shot. 4. Chris Rein-olds warms up during practice. 5. Mike Csoppenszky concentrates on his opponents return. 6. Craig Fleischman looks on during practice. GIRLS WIN LEAGUE The Laker Girls Tennis Team won their league with a 11-1 record, and ended the season with a 13-2 overall record. In doubles play, the team of Susan Mickles and Julie Wolfford won the District Championship and made it to the Quarter Finals in State action. Brenda Bond, a first year team member, and Julie Brown placed third in District Doubles and ended up second in the Consolation bracket of State. In singles play, Sophomore Carry Barker finished fourth in District. 1- Stretching high, Susan Mickel reaches for an opponent’s volley. 2. Team Photo Top Row; Susan Mickel. Janet Collins, Julie Wolford, Colleen Burke, Mary Beth Beaden, Chaney Johnson, Coach Dorris Popple. Bottom Row: Tia Morello, Sally Vessley, Julie Brown, Rena Dastur, Brenda Bond, Carry Barker. Maggie O’Connor, Christie Long. 3. Julie Brown concentrates on her next serve. 4 Mary Beth Beedon follows through with a backhand. 5 Maggie O’Connor prepares for an opponent’s serve. 6 Susan Mickel moves into a backhand position. SCOREBOARD Opp. L.O. Score Rex Putnam won 7-1 Clackamas won 5-2 Milwaukie won 5-2 West Linn won 5-2 Lakeridge won 4-3 Oregon City won 5-2 Rex Putnam won 5-2 Clackamas won 7-0 Milwaukie won 6-1 West Linn won 6-1 Lakeridge won 4-3 Oregon City won 4-3 GOOD SEASON Due to foul weather, the Boys’ Golf Team developed rather slowly. The season turned out well, with the team taking a 2nd in district competition and an 8th in state. The team had three returning Varsity, and as the season developed, the younger players; including three freshman, began to aid the veteran members in winning duel matches within the league, and then later in district and state competition. Co-captains Kirby Kanada and Ross Thurik were tremendous assets to the team for both their skill and leadership. Freshman Craig Kanada set the all time low score, 75, at the Beaverton tournament, and Andrew Ragen made great improvement throughout the season. Coach Rhodes had to say of the season, “I felt the team did very well, and as the younger players develop, they should be a power within the state.” Lake Oswego 177 Milwaukie 166 170 West Linn 157 163 Rex Putnam 159 168 Lakeridge 167 154 Clackamas 154 168 Oregon City 151 Opp. Outcome 192 win 177 win 186 win 164 win 170 win 179 win 155 loss 149 loss 160 win 176 win 176 win 149 loss 1. Cruising the green, Craig Kanada and Ross Thurik. 2. Team Photo: Top row- Kirby Kanada, Chris Mercy, Tim Risch, Coach Rhodes, Bill Benjaman, Ross Thurik, Rick Piazza, Bottom row- Craig Kanada, Jay Hemingway, Andrew Ragen, George Mengleberg, John O’conner. 3. Another triumphant putt for John O’conner. 4. Putting the ball. Kirby Kanada. 5. Following through. Tim Risch. 6. Showing concentration while sizing up the shot, Andrew Ragen. 7. Making a crucial putt. Ross Thurik. GIRLS GOLF The Lake Oswego Girls Golf Team faced the golf season with two experienced golfers, Seniors Karen Campbell and Susan Rakozy. Inexperienced, but ambitious linxsters rounded out the rest of the team with Holly Coors, Jocelyn Washington, Lisa Zindel, Jeannie Englerdt, and Jill Vessely. Continuous improvement was shown throughout the year which resulted in a league record of 4-5, and a respectable overall record of 7-7. Team captain and outstanding player Karen Campbell finished third in District Qualifying matches and earned a trip to the State Tournament. Karen competed successfully in the State Tournament by finishing fourth place against the state’s best golfers to cap a highly successful individual season. SCOREBOARD Opp. Outcome Lakeridge loss Oregon City loss Rex Putnam win Can by win Silverton win Milwaukie loss The Dalles loss Tigard loss David Douglas win 1. Approaching the putt shot, Karen Campbell sinks it for a par. 2. Following through on the swing. Lisa Zindel has a fine shot 3. Studying the green, Karen Campbell prepares for the putt. 1. Girls Golf Team Photo- Standing: Susan Rakozy, Holly Coors, Lisa Zindel, Karen Campbell. Jill Vessely. Kneeling: Coach Dave Spire. Not shown: Jeannie Englerdt and Jocelyn Washington. 2. Placing her ball, Susan Rakozy prepares for a good tee-off shot. 3. Tending the pin for her opponent. Holly Coors shows her fine sportsmanship. G I R L S G 0 L F 165 MAKING CHANGES It would be impossible, in such a short space, to express my feelings and thoughts of the past year. Anyone who thinks that student council is an insane and inefficient use of school time is dead wrong. Being a student body officer was, quite possibly, the most valuable learning experience that I have had here at L.O.H.S. over the past two years. Obviously, participation on an athletic team will teach a student the value of teamwork. However, it is my opinion that the A.S.B. cabinet that I was a part of exemplified a most significant team effort. We were a cabinet composed of quite different personalities. Our personality differences often resulted in conflicts. Fortunately, because of the high level of talent and maturity that existed within our group, we were able to transcend our personal differences and work together to accomplish several worthwhile achievements. Sure, we did not move any mountains, but if one member of the Lake Oswego High School Student Body feels as if his or her year was made a little better by our efforts, then I know that it was well worth it. Scott Staff 1. Trish Anderson works diligently on new ideas and activities for the school. 2. A.S.B. Cabinet: Back row; Jim Graeper. Kelly Ritz, Trish Anderson, Matt Runyan, Maureen Sprague. Front row: Amy Fitzpatrick, Scott Staff. 3. Scott Staff addresses the student body at most of the school functions. L.O. STUDENT LEADERS The freshman class officers provided strong leadership for their class. They helped make the year more exciting for their constituents, and their ideas and actions were well received by the entire student body. This year’s sophomore class primarily made money through donut sales. Deciding to make more money, they contemplated the idea of holding a space shuttle exhibit on top of the new gym. However, after thoughtful consideration they abandoned the idea, realizing it was not only unfeasible but ludicrous. This year the junior class focused on making money for the Prom. The officers involved almost everyone in the class with selling gift checks, lemons, donuts, and bumper stickers. The Prom ended a successful year for the juniors. The senior class officers were very busy this year. They helped organize the Homecoming activities as well as the Christmas activities, and they were busy in the spring with May Fete and graduation ceremonies. Also, they were constantly working to raise money for the class gift. 1. Sophomore: Top row; Jana Wilson. Michelle Boring, Bottom row; Jeff Zindel, Mike Bacon, Kent Reagan. 2 Senior: Top row; Jeff Kramer. Greg Kraus, Mike Reason. Bottom row; Diane Maxwell, Julie Brown. 3. Junior: Dave Thompson, Lynn Ruiter, Robin Schiff, Lisa Zindel, Mike Peebles. 4 Freshman; John Se-penik, Pam Flora. Carol Cunningham. Jim Reynolds, Jill Vessley. VARSITY RALLY The Varsity Football Rally cheered their team to a 6-4 record. They had good weather and were enthusiastic throughout the season. The rally splits in the winter to cheer for Girls Basketball and Swimming and comes back together in the spring to take on the tough job of running scores in track meets. The Varsity Basketball Rally led their team to a 16-7 season. They also did Soccer and Volleyball during the fall. They had new, exciting stunts which they performed with the help of two rally guys. After Basketball season they rallied for Baseball. 173 1. Varsity Basketball Rally: Top to Bottom; Kathi Chandler, Nina Fraun-felder, Heidi Szambelan, Beth Harding, Ken Samuelson, Jim Forsythe, Christy McGee, and missing is Lori Thomas. 2. Varsity Football Rally: Connie Poole, Mary Beth Beedon, Dana Delfs, Caroleen Van Hoomissen, Michelle Fairchild, and Korey Nielsen. 3. Jocelyn Young, Mary Beth Beedon. Dana Delfs and Michelle Fairchild listen to Ms. Wright. 4 During half time, Nina Fraunfelder, Christy McGee, Kathi Chandler and Heidi Szambelan watch the firstmates perform. 5. Practicing stunts, Lori Thomas sits on the shoulders of Beth Harding. RALLY SQUADS With pep and spirit, the J.V. Rally were kept busy each season of the year as they cheered on various sports. In the fall, they led the J.V. football team on to a successful season as well as supporting the girls’ soccer team. During the winter season, ski races, sophomore boys’ basketball games, and wrestling meets kept the rally whirling. Spring brought softball and tennis, and the team members were encouraged by the enthusiasm of the rally as they played in their games. The freshman rally squads were involved all year as they cheered on football in the fall, two basketball teams in the winter, golf in the spring, and any other freshman team. Both the freshman and J.V. rally squads did much to promote spirit among all of the sports teams. 1 Selling plastic footballs are Holly Mackenzie. Mi chele Clark and Katharine Livingston. 2. Freshman Rally: Lori Bullock, Tori Manning, Dusty Smith, Becky Crawford, Dana Dimick, Sarah Lamoreux, and Molly Bunnell. 3. Varsity Basketball rally takes over for football rally while they go say hello to the other side. 4 Cheering loud. Tori Manning keeps both feet on the ground. 5. J.V. Football Rally: Back to front Shannon McLaughlin. Micole Largent, Lisa Dwight, Lee Shildan, and Denise Detrich. 6. J.V. Basketball Rally: Jan Carpenter. Holly McKenzie, Michele Clark. Katharine Livingston and Mary Anne Fuchs. GREAT PERFORMANCE Competitions kept the First Mates busy. The Three Rivers League had a small competition held at Milwaukie at which the First Mates received a rating of excellent. They next went to a competition in Corvallis where they acquired second place. Here they missed the chance of taking first place by accidently being late to inspection, which put them one point behind the team that took first. At the State competition, which was held at West Linn, the First Mates put on a great performance and took a third place trophy home. Also, Melissa Stewart was selected for the all-star team. For the first time, the First Mates traveled to Canada to march in the Victoria Day Parade. With their brilliant routine, they took first place. They also marched in the Rose Parade. Paige Taylor lead this terrific dance team as the team captain. She was a great leader and proved to be one of the best. The Flag Corp, now called the Color Guards, did a fantastic job this year. Tricia Mitchell was the captain of the squad. They entered no competitions, but they did travel to Canada to march in the Victoria Day Parade and the Rose Parade. There are seven girls on the Color Guards who have made a great name for themselves. 1. Performing during half time, the First Mates show their talent. 2. Color Guards: Echo Leighton, Christine Funk, Leigh Emery, Christy Bushnell, Tammy Woodward, Kim Kaplan (splits), Missing-Tri-cia Mitchell. 3. Stopping their flags, the flag corp performs during halftime at a basketball game. 4. First Mates: Back row; Amy Orser, Beth Bruinsma, Cindy Norstrom, Susan Bimber, Heather Plumb, Cami Hartenberger, Melissa Stewart, Karen Gaussion, Lisa Carleson, Front row; Shelly Hagan, Anita Lennon, Julie English, Penny Nees, Amy Jo Young, Judy Bushnell, Missing-Paige Taylor, Meg Evans. 5. Grooving to the 50’s sound, the First Mates perform at a Pep Assembly. Lake Views- This hardworking and energetic group helped to put out an interesting and entertaining school newspaper this year. The leadership of Editor-in-Chief Susan Turcotte and the excellent effort of the reporters should be commended. Mary Howard served as advisor of the Lake Views Staff. AFS- The American Field Service members help organize the exchange programs and make it possible for foreign students to visit and study at LOHS. This year the AFS club hosted a student from Brazil, Juliana Tolosa. Through the efforts of the club and the community they also made it possible for students to visit from Crater, OR, Medford, OR, and Wisconsin. 1. Back row: Suzanne McFarland, Bob Griffith, Jennifer Sweet, Kim Bostrom, Pat Moore, Sharon Wade, Susan Turcotte, Thoman Elliott; Front row: Andy Roberts, Bob Beatty, Jenny Steward, Becky Sampson 2. Back row: Dawn Kennedy, Roberto Bordon, Mrs. Edwardsen, Shan- non Day, Sherri Wilson, Mr. Pitchka; Middle row: Mr. Goodrich, Ku boto Eiko; Front row: Mrs. Comer, Erich Beurgarten, Julie Boe, Sheila Locke, Bridget Cartwright, Tina Alexander. T 1. Back row: Jeff Hale, Jeff Kramer. Ken Samuelson, Cindy Norstrom, Heidi Lam-bertson, Mike Kelly, Tim Oliver, Jennifer Harwood. Leslie Uppinghouse; Middle: Sandra Hall, Mary Simpson, Heather Westgate, Tiffany Hitchcock; Front: Dominique Caputo, Susan Hearn. Matt Freeman. Thespians: This LOHS club consists of talented, dedicated and hardworking individuals who show an exceptional ability and interest in performing on stage. Thanks to their efforts, LOHS has received much recognition for their drama presentations. A special congratulations is due to this year’s Thespians for their combined trischool effort in presenting “George M.” Ken Samuelson is the Club President and Milli Hoelscher is the advisor. DECA: The Distributive Education of America assists in developing future leaders in marketing and business fields. Students help to run the student store as part of their learning experience, and many also participate in yearly regional DECA competitions. Mr. Ericksen is the advisor of this group and Susan Rakozy serves as the leader. 2. Back row: Greg Kraus, Heinka Peterson, Tom Spear, Advisor Bob Ericksen, Jim Miller, Mike Mick; Middle: Fatema Rabizaden, Katy Behnke, Beth Gonce, Korey Nielson, Kristin Wist, Susan Rakozy; Front: Kathy Mock, Julie Brown. Kelli Ritz. 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S 179 FIRE SQUAD: The Fire Squad has the responsibility of making sure all fire evacuations run smoothly according to regulation and safety standards. Jane McElroy and Stan Bozich are advisors of this club. Cofire chiefs are Eric Aebi and Matt Martin. 1. The promptness and reliability of the Fire Squad is demonstrated by fire fighters Brett Malone and Eric Aebi. 2. Fire Squad members: Front row; Karen Campbell, Susan Rakozy, Mike Mick, Steve Penington. Mia Ginsberg, Piki Mengleburg, Missy Isom. Row 2; Mary Simpson, Lisa Abbott. Katy Brown, Theresa Howard, Katy Bchnke, Tammy LaVelle, Sheila Locke, Michelle Veillet, Gretchen Empey, Heidi Szambelan, Caroleen Van Hoomissen, Lyn ette Toronto Row 3; Kelli Ritz, Jim Graeper, Lee Giovan-ini, Eric Aebi, Brett Malone, Mike Scotty, Ted O’Brien, William Beatty, Jeff Mitchell, Lisa Mills, Christy McGee Row 4; Bruce Choi, Ross Thurik, Kirby Kanada, Mark Baysinger, Pete Niebergall, Ken Lake, Lori Thomas, Beth Harding, DeeDee Maxwell, Dawn Fricke, Suzanne McFarland, Jennifer Sweet. Back row; Chris Young, David Douglas, Paul Christensen, Ross Hoffman, and Matt Martin. COMMUNITY SERVICE: This club coordinates different service projects involving LOHS and the local community. Scott Moore and Shannon Meehan serve as leaders of this committee. ASSEMBLY: The Assembly Committee is responsible for planning, screening, and setting up all assemblies not sponsored by the rally or ASB. The leaders of this committee are Kathy Mock and Michelle Veillet. 1. Assembly members: Michelle Veillet, Eric Lake, Heidi Lambert-son, Kris Wist, Brad Chastain, Kathy Mock, Katy Behnke, DeeDee Maxwell, Matt O’Malley, Kelli Ritz. Kneeling: Laurie Thomas, Lisa Mills. 2. Assisting In the Blood Drive, Dana Delfs offers her donation. TRAFFIC: The Traffic Committee is responsible for monitoring and tending to the parking lots. They check parking stickers and make sure everyone abides by the traffic regulations at LOHS. ELECTIONS: The Election Committee is responsible for organizing, setting up, and counting all elections. 1. Traffic Club members: Kirby Kan-ada, Dave Bullock, Ross Thurik, Mike Scotty, and Mark Shepard. 2. Election Committee members: Mike Scotty, Heidi Szambelan, Matt Martin, Mark Shepard, Kirby Kanada, and Tammy LaVelle. Vfe' f o GERMAN CLUB: The German Club consists of students interested in learning more about the German culture. This year they raffled off a decorated gingerbread house to raise money for their various activities. Some of their activities include two evenings of food, dance and music, and a major undertaking of creating a German village. Club president is Doug Peters and the advisor who initiated the club is Frau Edwardsen. 1. German Club members: Front row; Todd Tamura. Frau Edwardsen. Carrie Cline, Sarah Adams. Back row; Roger McGuire, Doug Peters. Gilion Geihs, Theresa Papp. Scott Davis. Ker ry Griffin, and Holly Coors. 2. Mike Bacon. Scott Brenner, and Georgia Mathis enjoy taking part in the German village. 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S 183 YEARBOOK STAFF Knowing that their yearbook would be entering National Competition, the yearbook staff worked especially hard to put together a book well worth having. The staff made a strong effort to create a book with the theme, “More We, Less Me, Togetherness in ’83.” Heidi Szambelan was Editor, and her versatility was well-received, as she instructed others in the class, put together pages, and took pictures and developed them. Eric Aebi came in a the semester and became advertising manager, and Teresa Papp attained the position of Copy Editor. Advising the staff for the second year in a row was Mr. Pitchka, who also helped in the darkroom. Heidi Szambelan says to all who will receive the yearbook, “Enjoy this book. We have worked hard to make it a great one, especially for the seniors and their best and last year in high school.” 1. Showing how to do a layout. Editor Heidi Szambelan explains the design of the book. 2. Yearbook staff: Back row; Eric Lake, Lesley Maish, Brett Malone, Advisor Mr. Pitchka, Brad Chastain, Eric Aebi, Dave Frankel, Sue Nelson. Middle row-Lisa Abbott, Lisa Zin-del, Teresa Papp, Tracey Vaughn, Tobi Lang, Front row; Gretchen Empey, Nicole Simonson, Heidi Szambelan, Chris Stearns and Cathy Curl. 3. Chris Stearns prepares a layout page for the book. 4 Thumbing through an old yearbook. Lisa Abbott looks for some ideas. 5. Sorting pictures. Eric Lake and Brett Malone look for some good photos. Y E A R B O O K S T A F F 185 MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT The Department of Choral Music had its usual busy program of activities this year. Under the direction of Dan Anderson, Chamber and A Cappella Choir presented its fall concert at Lake Oswego High School which included the introduction of the 1982-1983 Windjammers and Madrigals. In December, both Windjammers and Madrigals were busy performing for community groups around the area. The Choral Department also performed at Lloyd Center during the Christmas Season. In March, the Windjammers presented their annual variety Show which was entitled “That’s Entertainment” and performed thirty-one songs and dance productions from such Broadway Musicals as “Cats,” “Westside Story,” “My Fair Lady,” “Dream Girls,” and others. Solos were sung by all sixteen members, along with large and small group numbers to round out the evening of entertainment. Among the many vocal groups at Lake Oswego High School are the talented Madrigal Singers. This formal ensemble is composed of fourteen vocalists who perform music mainly from the 16th and 17th century. As with the Windjammers, the Madrigal Singers also perform outside the school for many private and public groups in the surrounding area, and over the years have built a reputation for vocal excellence. In early April of this year. Lake Oswego High School hosted the Three Rivers League Choral Festival. There were six other schools from around the area visiting, and at the finish of this festival the choirs joined together to perform one concert for the community. The Spring Choral Concert marked the closing of the 82-83 choir season, and the last major performance for many of the graduating seniors. On the evening of June 1st, students exhibiting outstanding qualities in the field of music were recognized for their contribution to another tremendous year. 1. Madrigals: Back row; Matt Freeman. Joel Maier, Marlon Bump, Kevin Sundholm, Mike Mason, David Early, Tim Oliver, Front row; Sandra Hall. Lisa Perry, Michelle Boring, Dominique Caputo, Shannon Day, Jill Cooper, Vicki Lacefield. 2 Windjammers: Back row; Lynet-ter Toronto, Ethan Gwin, Avon Nottingham, Ken Samuleson, Leslie Gold- en, Heidi Lambertsen, Mark Shepard. Middle row; Anita Lennon, Jim Forsyth, Christy McGee. Heather Westgate, Ross Hoffman, Lisa Mills, Front row; Mike Kelly, Jon Warren. 3. Dockside Dollies: Lynette Toronto. Shannon Day, Heather Westgate. 4 Poopdecks (Not Shown), Ethan Gwin, Mitch Stevens, Mike Kelly, Craig Hensela. 1. Chamber Choir: Back row; Tim Oliver, Jon Warren, Marlon Bump, Mitch Stevens, Matt Freeman, Tom Jurney, David Kushner, David Early, Jim Forsyth, Mark Lambertsen, Andy Roberts, 3rd row; Debi Neal, Suzi Hearn, Michelle Boring, Jennifer Germond, Becky Samson, Lynette Toronto, Ethan Gwin, Valarie Valo, Kathy Wilding, j2nd row: Kim Wylder, Sandi Scholl, Vicki Lacefield, Kimi Davis, Kasey Arntson, Gretchen Hollstein, Lisa Perry, Jill Cooper, Heidi Lambertsen, Kelly Dixee, Front row; Julie Lunenberg, Sandra Hall, Leslie Golden. Lisa Mills, Shelly Hagen, Christy McGee, Jenny Baines, Cindy Norstrom, Heather Westgate. 2 The Choir sings at the annual Christmas assem bly. 3. Christy McGee and Mark Shepard perform at an assembly. 4 Ken Samuleson, Heather Westgate and Mike Kelly work on a musical number. 5. A-Cappella Choir- Back row; Ted Bushnell, Jason Bump, Mark Dellette, Alan Kennedy, Kregg Arntson, Jeff Pile, Andrew Ragen, Middle row; Monica Eastwood, Tricia Harvey, Kari Frohnmeyer, Tanya Mathies, Tanya Espenoza, Jill Schmidt, Kristi Long, Front row; Jodi Ray, Tomoko Tsuchiya, Kristina Forsstrom, Julianna Tolosa. Dusty Smith, Carla Helgerson. EVENING OF MUSIC Singing, dancing, and a talented group of musicians combined to make the Windjammer Variety Show a memorable event. The Windjammers by themselves and together performed solos, duets, and ensembles from such famous masterpieces as “That’s Entertainment,” “42nd Street,” “My Fair Lady,” “West Side Story” and “Dream Girls.” Scenes from each musical were created by the performances of pieces from the plays and outfits befitting each occasion. With the Madrigals helping off stage, the Windjammers pulled off the event successfully. Windjammers Participating Leslie Golden Stacie Kibble Heidi Lambertsen Anita Lennon Christy McGee Lisa Mills Lynette Toronto Heather Westgate Bob Fix Jim Forsyth Ethan Guinn Ross Hoffman Mike Kelley Ken Samuelson Mark Shepard Jon Warren 1. Blending harmonies are Heidi Lambertsen, Lisa Mills, Lynette Toronto, Leslie Golden, and Ethan Guinn. 2 Casting a variety of expressions, Anita Lennon, Jon Warren, and Stacey Kibble pause during a song. 3. Posing dramatically. Christy McGee sings a sweet melody. 4. Intent upon the words of the song, Ken Samuelson, Mike Kelley. and Heather Westgate create a beautiful melody. BAND With the addition of many new freshman, the Laker band greatly increased in size which tremendously helped their performance potential. Along with playing at many football and basketball games, the band participated in the Three Rivers League Band competition and sold cheese and chocolate bars to finance their trip to British Columbia. During their four day tour, the band spent two days in Vancouver and two days in Victoria where they marched in the Qufen’s Day Parade with the help of the flag corps and first mates. In June, the Laker band marched in the Grand Floral Parade as part of the Portland Rose Festival. 1. Leading the Laker band, Mr. Chinn directs intensly. 2. Opening up with a mini-jam. Laker saxaphone players show their stuff. 3. Studying their music. Laker band members work hard. 4. A practice period for the Laker band. B A N D 193 ORCHESTRA In October, the Lake Oswego High School Orchestra, directed by Christy Brewsaugh, joined forces with the Lakeridge Orchestra for a Halloween concert. Students sere very creative with their costumes, ranging from Indians to believable E.T.s. In December, the orchestra participated in our school’s Christmas assembly. The highlight of the Christmas program was Junior Heather Gisch’s moving violin solo of “Ave Maria.” In March, Maya Ginsberg, Mike Harman, Heather Gisch, Clare Krill, and Sara Adams competed in the Oregon Music Educators District III Solo and Ensemble Contest, receiving ratings of “superior” and “excellent.” Mike, Heather, and Maya also did well in auditions this year, with Heather and Maya making it into the Oregon Honors Orchestra (January, in Eugene), and Mike achieving a position in the All Northwest Orchestra, (April, in Seattle). The year was completing with a concert tour of the elementary school. 1. Leading the Laker orchestra during the Christmas assembly, Mr. Chinn directs intensly. 2. Playing a piece during the Christmas assembly, members of the Laker orchestra stive for perfection. 3. Concentrating while playing, the Laker Orchestra plays a song during the Christmas assembly. 4. Orchestra member photo: Front row; left to right, Laura Scotty, Andrea Palmer, Collin Brenmner, Becky Carver. Leslie Wylder, Beth Bremner, Gilion Geihs. Second row: Kathy Mault, John Lincoln. Wendy Wilson, Martha Oliver, Michelle Wylder, Tennison Geihs, Zibby Marshel. Echo Leighton. Kathy Steding. Third row: Rod Leimbach, Jeff Zindel, Grant Gossett, Joe Epstien, Matt Pound, Pat Rahike. Fourth row: Anton Caputo, Jeff Mit-chel, Brian Mitchel, Neal Tamura, Andy Chidester. Mr. Chinn. Standing: Mark Rushford, J.R. Oleyar. Doug Coors, Greg Hennigan, Jeff Dettman, Scott Symer, Kristi VanGorder. O R C H E S T R A 195 Karen Alvstad Foreign Lang. Daniel Anderson Fine Arts Gene Anderson English Rich Anderson Science Larry Bowman English Stan Bozich Counseling Janet Brandeburg Science Karyl Burns Resource SP Mike Casey Math Frank Chinn Fine Arts Kathy Comer Foreighn Lang. Larry Craggs S.S. Boyd Crawford Phys. Ed Diana Dennis Handicap Rick Duel Health Christin Edwardson Foreign Lang. Terry English S.S. Paul Ercolin Madia SP. Robert Ericksen Business Natalia Garibian English Art Goglin Art Mike Goodrich Science Julie Grandfield Foreign Lang. Janet Graves Business Roy Hadly Science Helen Hanna Business Magorie Hanna English Gary Heale SS Carol Heath English Mary Hill Science Milly Hoelscher Fine Arts Mary Howard English Earl Ingles Dean Of Studs. Bill Korach Principal Brenda Lavender SS Gary Lavender English James Ledridge Math Rachel Lee English Sonny Long Phys. Ed. John Lortz Art Penny Madina Math Tony Mastroleo S.S. Jean McCulluck Art Jane McElroy Sue McGraw Math Gale Mclain Psychologist Mike Moorad Dean Of Acts. Virgina Mullen Health Reilly Sits examining scores. Sandi Nordquist Bookkeeper Jim Patrick English Ray Pitschka Yearbk Photo Alt Rd. Doris Popple Phys. Ed. Seri Rathbun English Mike Reilly S.S. Lynn Rodney Counselor Larry Rodriguez Math Dick Ruckesheli Swimming lleana Seachris Foreign Lang. Marge Sebest S.S. Joanne Schmitt Admin. Sec. Roy Schrieber Math John Scotty English Chuck Smith Science David Spire Counselor Diana Thurman Phys. Ed John Turchi Vice Principal Helen Urbanek Art Sue Wright Business Mrs. Stout discusses matter Jill Stephenson Math Arnita Stout Counselor Betty Stratford Counselor Chuck Shuey Ind. Arts BUSINESS, ART, HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1. Seniors further their math education in Calculus. 2. Mrs. Madina lectures on Algebra. 3 Darlena Pena serves pastries in Home Economics. 4. Trace Sammon creates a painting in Art class. 5 Traci Hartford eats one of the many delicacies produced by our Home Economics Department. 6 Tim Oliver works on a drawing in an Industrial Arts class. 7. Students practice their typing skills in a business class. 8 Greg Gabler takes data on an important Chemistry experiment. 9 Mrs. McGraw instructs Dennis Pullman on a complex computer program. A C A D E M I C s 201 1 Libby Carver serves a German pastry. 2 A Sophomore P.E. class walks off the main field. 3 Freshmen study intently in a Social Studies class. 4 Freshmen take notes on Mr Mastroleo’s lecture. 5. Foreign language students practice the French language. 6. Mrs. Mullen explores upon Modern Issues in her Health class. 7. Senior English class takes a break from classtime duties for a picture. 8 Abby Miller works in the library on an English final. 1. Watching the game, Tom Talbot and Ted O’Brien. 2 Reading the newspaper, Jon Warren and Mary Shuler. 3 Gathering her homework, Teresa Frier. 4 Cheering at a Frosh football game. Dana Dimick, Jennifer Young, Lori Bullock and Lisa Cordova. 5 The sun is to bright for Mike McCauley. 6 Waiting for the skitter board race. Pat Moore. Dave Bullock and Kirby Kanada. F R I E N D S 205 1. Yelling the team on, Jim Forsythe shows his spirit. 2 Mary Church goes to her next class. 3. Lori Thomas? Nope, it’s Ross Thurik trying to be a cheerleader. 4. Susan Rakozy gives a senate report in English. 5 Governer Victor Atiyeh speaks to our student body. 6. Number one. Mike Scotty says baseball is great. 7 Kirsten Hengesteg gives the camera a pretty smile. A _ 1. Hanging around in the frosh hall, Kelly Baird and Kim Lamm. 2. Looking cool, Eric Aebi takes it easy. 3. Big. huge grin, Chris Stearns gets sick of pictures. 4 Being crowned prince. Sue Szemies puts the crown on Brett Lybarger. 5. “Dethrone the Lions,” the sophomore class makes a good Homecoming float. 6. Lisa Perry sings in choir. 7 Leaving on early release, Karyn O’Shaughnessy gets into her new car. 209 1. Watching the Senior-Faculty softball game. Bob Gay, Mark Lambertson, and Joe Gross. 2. At his game, in the dug out is Tom Szambelan. 3. Good friends. Shannon Meehan and Marian Hull. 4. Making a put. Craig Kanada. 5. On the senior lawn Brenda Bond takes a nap during senior-option.6.Senior toga day, Mark, Shepard, Nina Fraunfelder, Todd Sherman, Mark Vawter and Bob Fix. A-B Abbott, Lisa: V. Track (1), V. Gymnastics (2), Assembly Comm. (2), Track Comm. (1). Fire Squad (1), Election Comm. (1), German Club (1) , Senator (1). Other-Ski Club (3). Aebi, Eric: V. Football (1), Track (1), DECA (2), Fire Squad (1). Co-Fire Chief (1), Election Comm. (1), Traffic Squad (1). Other-City League Basketball (2), City League Soccer (1), Junior Achievement (2) . Anderson. Trish: V. Tennis (2). Volleyball (1), Senator (2), A.S B. Social Coordinator (1). Armstrong. Dave: J.V. Baseball (2). Assembly Comm. (1). Fire Squad (1). Baysinger. Mark: V. Football (3), J.V. Football (1), V. Track (2). J.V. Basketba-I (1). Baseball (1), Fire Squad (1). Traffic Comm. (1). Publicity (1). Omega (3). Omega President (1). Senator (3). City League Basketball (2). Beattie. Maria: V. Basketball (1). Tennis (1), Volleyball (2), Pep Club (3). Beatty. Jame: J.V. Football (1). V. Football (1), Swimming (1), J.V. Basketball (1). V. Basketball (1). Band (4). Stage Band (4), First Squad (1), Electons Comm. (1), Traffic Comm. (1), Band Club (2). Assembly Comm. (1). Senator (3). Behnke. Katy: Booster Club (2), Assembly Comm. (3). DECA (1). Other-Tennis (4). Behrens. Mitch: Track (1). Soccer (1), V. Soccer (3), Other-City League Soccer (4), City League Basketball (1). Beedon. Mary Beth: V. Tennis (4). J.V. Rally (1), V. Rally (1). Omega (2), Mayfete Princess. Berglund. Greg V. Tennis (2). Band (2). Stage Band (4). Bethune. Meg: Assembly (1). Boie. Ken: J.V. Football (2). V. Football (2). V. Track (4). Bond. Brenda: Golf (2). Softball (1). V. Volleyball (3). J.V Rally (1). Omega (3), Freshman Social Coordinator, Sophomore Secretary Bostrom, Kimberly: Fire Squad (1), Newspaper (1). Senator (1), Other-Life Guard (3). Bremner. Beth: Swimming (1), Band (4), Concert Band (4). Omega (3), Assembly Comm. (1). Brown. Julie: V. Tennis (4), Volleyba-I (2), V. Volleyball (2). Choir (3), Senior Social Coordinator. Brown. Katie: Gymnastics (1). Softball (1), Assembly Comm. (3). Booster Club (1), Election Comm. (1). Fire Squad (1). Bruinsma, Beth: V. Swimming (4), First Mates (2). Bullis. Steve: J.V. Football (1). Bullock. Dave: J.V. Football (1). V. Football (2). Track (1). V. Track (3), J.V. Basketball (1), V. Football (2), Track (1). V. Track (3). J.V. Basketball (1), V. Basketball (2), Omega (3), Traffic Squad (1), Fire Squad (1). Elections Comm. (1). Bunnell. Greg: Freshman Basketball (1), V. Basketball (1), Freshman Soccer (1), Varsity Soccer (1), Fire Squad (1), Traffic Comm. (1), Publicity (1). Burrow, Linda: V. Swimming (3). Community Service (1), Fire Squad (1), Senator (2). Other-Nursing home volunteer (2). C-D Campbell. Jennifer: V. Track (3), V. Volleyball (1), Omega (3). Senator (1). Campbell. Karen: V. Skiing (1), V. Golf (4). Soccer (1), V. Soccer (3), Fire Squad (1). Carleson. Lisa: First Mates (1), Publicity Comm. (1), Elections Comm. (1), Assembly Comm. (1). Cartwright, Erin: Drama (2). Assembly (1). Election Comm. (1), AFS. (2). Chandler. Kathi: Cross Country (2), V. Track (4). V. Rally (1). Senator (2). Chastain. Brad: J.V. Football (2), V. Football (1). Choi. Bruce: Swimming (1). Soccer (1), Choir (3). Other-City League Basketball. Choi, Woo Suck: Wrestling (1). Christenson. Paul: J.V. Baseball (1). V. Tennis (2). Fire Squad (1). Traffic Squad (1). Elections Comm. (1), Assembly Comm. (1). Cline. Kerri: Flag Corp. (1), German Club (2), A.F.S. (1). Cloyd, Austin: J.V. Football (2), V. Football (1). Conrad. Leslie: J.V. Rally (1). Omega (2), Booster Club (1), Fire Squad (1). Corbin, Tonilyn: DECA (2). Cornforth. Denis: Soccer (1). V. Soccer (2). Omega (2). Choir (2). Daly, Karen: Swimming (1). Davidson. Debbie: Track (2), Gymnastics (1). Decker. Kelly: Softball (2). V. Softball (2). Soccer (2). V. Soccer (1), Freshman Rally (1), Junior Secretary (1). Senator (3). Delaney. Paul: Wrestling (1). Drama (1). Delfs, Dana: Gymnastics (1). Freshman Rally (1), J.V. Rally (1). V. Rally (1), Omega (2). Senator (1). Dixcee. Kelly: Choir (1). Douglas. David: J.V. Football (2), V. Track (2), Fire Squad (1). Drynan, Stephanie: J.V. Basketball (2), Choir (3). Yearbook (1). Dunn. Leslie: First Mates (1). E-K English. Julie: Assembly Comm. (1), Election Comm. (1). First Mates (2). Evans. Meg: First Mates (3). Fire Squad (1). Assembly (1), First Mates Co-Captain (1). Fairchild. Michelle: Track (1). Volleyball (1). J.V. Rally. V. Rally (1), Election Comm. (1). Freshman Secretary (1). Mayfete Princess. Farnham. Jim: J.V. Football (1), Track (3). Fitzpatrick. Amy: Assembly Comm (1). Senator (2), Junior President (1), A.S.B. Vice-President (1), Choir (2). Fix, Bob: J.V. Baseball (2). V. Skiing (4). Madrigals (2). Windjammers (1). Choir (3), Fire Squad (1). Senator (2). Flake. Jerry: Track (1). Flake, Mike: V. Cross Country (4), V. Track (2), Tennis (1). Frankel. Dave: J.V. Baseball (2), V. Baseball (1). Glad, Dave: J.V. Football (2). V. Football (1), Soccer (3). Guinn, Ethan: Madrigals (1), Windjammers (1), Poop Decks (3), Choir (3). Hall. Sandra: Drama (2). Choir (2). Madrigals (1). Thespians (2). Hammond. Carla: A.F.S. Club (1). Hanners. James: Track (1), V. Track (2). Omega (2). Hesse. Scott: Freshman Football (1), Track (1). Track (3). V. Swimming (4), Fire Squad (1). Election Comm. (1). Hoffman. Ross: V. Tennis (4). Omega (3), Windjammers (2), Chamber Choir (1), Senator (1), Other-City League Basketball (3). Howard. Teresa: V. Soccer (3), Booster Club (1). Assembly (1). Fire Squad (1). Hull. Marion: Cross Country (1), Softball (1), V. Softball (1). Chess Club (2). Kanada. Kirby: Freshman Basketball (1), Sophomore Basketball (1), J.V. Basketball (1), V. Golf (4). Omega (3), Fire Squad (1). Traffic Squad (1). Election Comm. (1). Kelley. Michael: Thespian (4). Thespian President (1), Thespian V President (1). Kester. Kim: Choir (3), Omega (2). Kohlert, Doug: J.V. Football (2), V. Football (2). V. Track (3). Omega (3). Kolzow. Brian: Traffic Comm. (1). Kyoko, Kubota: Tennis (2). L-M Labs, Jeff: J.V. Football (1). J.V. Baseball (2). Lacefield, Vicki: Choir (2). Lake, Ken: V. Football (1), Wrestling (4), Assembly Comm. (2), Fire Squad (1). Traffic Comm. (1), NFL (1). LaVelle, Tammy: Track (1), Assembly (2), Elections Comm. (1), Fire Squad (1). A.F.S. (1). Lennon. Anita: Volleyball (1), First Mates (2), Choir (4). Windjammers (2). Locke. Sheila: Freshman Rally (1), Omega (3), Assembly Comm. (3). A.F.S. (1). Fire Squad (1). DECA (1), Election Comm. (1). Longueil. Jeff: J.V. Football (2), V. Football (2), V. Wrestling (1). Lortz. Dave: J.V. Football (2). Freshman Basketball (1). Omega (3). Lybarger. Brett: J.V. Football (2). V. Football (1). J.V. Baseball (2). V. Baseball (1). Other-City League Basketball (2). Maish. Lesley: Softball (1). V. Softball (2). Photography (2). Malone. Brett: V. Wrestling. Yearbook (1). Martin. Matt: Freshman Football (1), Track (1). V. Track (3), Freshman Basketball (1). Omega (3). Choir (1), Traffic Squad (1). Elections Comm. (1), Fire Squad (1). Co-Fire Chief (1). Senator (1). Martin. Mike: V. Track (2), Freshman Soccer (1). Maxwell. DeeDee: Tennis (1), Softball (1), V. Soccer (4). Senior Secretary (1), Senator (2). McFarland. Suzanne: V. Soccer (2). Omega (1). Freshman Rally (1) , Senator (1). McKinney, Kathleen: V. Golf (2), Softball (1), Volley Ball (3), V. Volleyball (1). Soccer (2). Community Service (4). A.F.S. (3). Meehan. Shannon: Track (1). V. Soccer (2). Omega (3), Community Service (3), Creative Writing Club (1), Senator (3), Junior Vice-President (1), Community Service President (1). Mengelberg. Piki: J.V. Basketball (2). V. Basketball (2). Golf (1), Softball (2). Soccer (1), V. Soccer (2). Omega (2). Community Service (2) , Fire Squad (1), Senator (2). Mick, Michael: Cross Cou-try (3). V. Track (3), DECA (1). Mlckel, Susan: V. Cross Country (1), V. Tennis (4). Mitchell. Jeff: V. Swimming (1). Band (4), Fire Squad (1). Montgomery, Jacqui: V. Golf (2). N-P Nelson, Sue: First Mates (1). A.F.S. (1). Newlin, Pete: J.V Basketball (2). V Basketball (1). Niebergall, Pete: J.V. Basketball (1). V. Basketball (2), Omega (3), Election Comm. (1), Fire Squad (1), Traffic Squad (1). Assembly Comm. (1). Freshman Vice-President (1). Senator (2). Noonan. Burke: Freshman Football (1). J.V. Baseball (1), Other-City League Basketball (4). O’Brien. Ted: V. Baseball (2), V. Soccer (2). Senator (2). Other-City League Basketball (2). Ochs, Lance: V. Swimming (4). O’Connor, Maggie: Tennis (1), V. Tennis (2). Volleyball (2), Omega (2). Community Service (2). Senator (1). O’Shaughnessy. Karyn: Track (1), Band (1). Papp, Teresa: Orchestra (3). Omega (3). German Club (2). Yearbook (1). Pennington. Steve: Cross Country (2). Traffic Squad (1). Fire Squad (1). Senator (1). Peters, Doug: V. Football (1). Wrestling (2), V. Wrestling (2). Omega (3). Peterson, Heinka: J.V. Football (1). V. Football (1). J.V. Basketball (1). Omega (3), Choir (2). Drama (2), DECA (1). Forensics (1), Election Comm. (1). Freshman Treasurer (1). Senator (3). Petersteiner, Rick: J.V. Football (2), V. Football (1). Poole, Connie: Track (1). V. Rally (1), DECA (1). Forensics (1), Assembly (2). Purcell. Rick: Track (1). Q-S Rakozy. Susan: Track (1), V. Golf (2), Soccer (3), Freshman Basketball (1). DECA (2), Fire Squad (1). Elections Comm. (1). Reinold. Chris: J.V. Baseball (1). V. Tennis (3). Fire Squad (1). DECA (1), Assembly Comm. (1). Traffic Squad (1). Ritz, Kelly: Softball (2), Soccer (3). A.S.B. Business Manager (1). Robertson. Jennifer: NFL (1) Roling, Rob: Tennis (1). V. Tennis (2), Omega (2). Rowning, Lisa: Freshman Basketball (1). J.V. Basketball (1), V. Basketball (3). V. Softball (4), V. Soccer (4). Omega (3). Election Comm. (1). Runyan. Matthew: J.V. Soccer (2). V. Soccer (1). Freshman Baseball (1). Golf (1). Omega (3), Senator (2), Junior Treasurer (1). A.S.B. Secretary (1). Sammons, Chris: Freshman Football (1), Track (1). Wrestling (2). Samuelson. Ken: J.V. Football (1). V. Football (2), Sophomore Basketball (1). Windjammers (2). Choir (3). Plays (4). Thespians (4). Assembly Comm. (2), Senator (2). Thespian President (2), Choir Secretary (1). Schade, Cindy: Tennis (1). V. Tennis (1), Traffic Squad (1), Assembly Comm. (1). Schuman, Richard: J.V. Basketball Manager (1), V. Basketball Manager (3), J.V. Baseball Manager (1), V. Baseball Manager (2). Scotty. Mike: Freshman Football (1), J.V. Football (1). V. Football (2). Freshman Basketball (1). Sophomore Basketball (1). J.V. Baseball (1). V. Baseball (2), Omega (3), Fire Squad (1), Traffic Comm. (1), Elections Comm. (1). Sophomore President (1). Omega Treasurer (1), Senator (2). Shepard. Mark: J.V. Soccer (1). V. Soccer (2). Windjammers (1). Election Comm. Chairman (1). Sherman, Todd: Football (2). V. Skiing (4), DECA (2), Senator (2). Simpson. Mary: Soccer (3). Omega (3). Thespians (4), Community Service (3), Fire Squad (1), Senator (1). Thespians Secretary, Vice President and Social Chairman (1). Slonaker, Mike: Choir (3). Spear. Tom: Tennis (2), NFL (3). Elections Comm. (1). Freshman President (1), Sophomore Social Coordinator (1). Senator (2). Spraque, Maureen: V. Cross Country (1), Omega (2), A.S.B. Clubs and Committee Chairman (1). Stout. Mike: Other-City League Basketball (2). Stracner. Michelle: Assembly Comm. (1), Traffic Squad (1). Stucky. Sarah: Volleyball (2). Assembly Comm. (1). Fire Squad (1). Sweet, Jennifer: V. Cross Country (1), Track (1). Assembly Comm. (1). Fire Squad (1). Elections Comm. (1). Swillinger. Shawn: Track (1). V. Basketball Manager (2), German Club (1). Szambelan, Heidi: Softball (2), Soccer (1). Omega (3), J.V Rally (1), V. Rally (1), Elections Comm. (1). Fire Squad (1). Orientation (1). Yearbook Staff (3), Yearbook Editor (2). Szemies, Sue: V. Golf (2). Senator (2). T-V Talbot. Tom: V. Football (3). V. Basketball (2), Fire Squad (1). Tanz. Guy: V. Football (1), J.V. Baseball (2), V. Baseball (1). Band (2). Tarvainen, Juha: Swimming (4). Thomas, Lori: Freshman Rally (1), J.V. Rally (1), V. Rally (1). Thurik, Ross: J.V. Football (1). V. Football (2). J.V. Basketball (1), Golf (1). V. Golf (3). Traffic Squad (1). Fire Squad (1), Election Comm. (1). Toronto, Lynette: Tennis (1). Windjammers (1), Madrigals (1). Dockside Dollies (1), Chamber Choir (3). Fire Squad (1), Election Comm. (1), Assembly Comm. (2), Community Service (2). Tsuchiya, Tomoko: Choir (1), Musical Theater (1) Turner. Trip: J.V. Football (1). V. Football (2). J.V. Basketball, V. Basketball (2), V. Baseball (3), Assembly Comm. (1), Band (2). Senator (2). Valo. Valorie: Drama (2). Choir (4), Assembly Comm. (1) Van Hoomissen, Caroleen: V. Rally (1), Orientation Comm. (3). Varine. Denise: Track (1), V. Track (1), Forensics (2). DECA (2). Fire Squad (1). Vawter, Mark: Basketball (3), V. Basketball (1), DECA (1), Fire Squad (1). 213 pa m h c 5 O po pa o — 2 m (d Veillet. Michelle: Tennis (1), Assembly Comm. Chairman (1), Forensics (1), Senator (2). W-Z Waina, David: Freshman Football (1). Freshman Basketball (1), Freshman Baseball (1), J.V. baseball (2), Other-Hockey (4). Watson, Ramona: Gymnastics (1), Wrestling Stats. (3). Wattman. Robert: Omega (2), Traffic Squad (1), Elections Comm. (1), Community Service (1). Werres, Michael: V. Tennis (4). Wilcox, Jerry: J.V. Football (1), Drama (3), Choir (2). Movie Club (3), Movie Club President (1). Wilding, Cathy: Choir (4), Community Service (1), Assembly Comm. (1). Wittmer, Kris: Freshman Volleyball (1). DECA (1), Fire Squad (1), Assembly Comm. (1), Senator (1). Wolfard, Julie: V. Tennis (3), First Mates (3). Yospe, Naomi: Volleyball (2), Assembly Comm. (1), Fire Squad (1), A.F.S. (1), Forensics (1). Young, Christopher: Tennis (4), Omega (3), Fire Squad (1). Young, Jocelyn: J.V. Rally (1), V. Rally (1), Assembly Comm. (2), Booster Club (2), Fire Squad (1), DECA (2), Senator (2). Yu. Marina: Omega (3), Elections Comm. (1). 1. Helping with the back drop, Karen Daly and Kim Bostrom. 2. Goofing around. Shannon Day, Mike Kelley and Tim Oliver. 3. Dancing the Waltz, Christy McGee and Jon Warren. 4. Jumping on himself? Dave Bullock in an illusion. 5. A skooter board race, Mark Baysinger. Jim Graeper. Don Theeler, Pat Moore. Dave Bullock and Kirby Kanada. s E N I O R R O S T E R 215 FRESHMEN Abanto, Ronald L. Alexander, Tina Ann 50, 119, 178 Allen, Jim Ray 50, 109 Anderson, Scott J. 50 Arnston, James Kreg 50, 188 Asby, Nate D. 50 Bader, Jason H. 50 Baird. Kelly M. 50. 119, 153, 209 Ball, Robert L. 50 Baysinger, Susan E. 50, 57, 65, 119, 134, 153 Bean, Tony J. 50, 105 Berglund, Carl Anton 50 Bernard, Melinda 50, 121 Besson, John D. 50 Beveridge, John M. 50 Blodgett. Tina Maria 15, 50, 65, 111 Boyd, Tonya Kay 50 Brambilla, Anthony A. 50. 69, 105, 129 Bremner, Collin W. 50, 194 Brooks, Nancy Eile 50 Brown, Berkeley B. 50 Budden, Bjorn 50 Bullock, Lori A. 50, 175, 205 Bump, Jason D. 50, 188 Bunnell, Molly J. 50, 60, 61, 175 Burke, Andrew G. 50 Bushnell, Ted E. 42, 50, 188 Byrne, Michael P. 50, 105 Capka, Bob Wesley 3, 50, 105 Caputo, Anton 50, 194 Capuzzi, Kevin A. 50, 105, 136 Cartwright, Bridget S. 50, 57, 178 Carver, Elizabeth 56, 202 Caserly, Patrick L. 50, 105 Chrisman, Matt A. 50, 105 Christiansen. Susanne R. 50 Colburn, Anthony 51, 105, 141 Collins, Jennifer A. 51, 113, 138 Comer, Jane C. 56, 113, 153 Comer, Rob F. 3, 51, 105 Coors, Douglas M. 51, 105, 128, 194 Cordova. Lisa Anne 51, 54, 57, 205 Cottingham, Carol A. 51, 170 Crawford, Rebecca A. 51, 175 Crooks, Slade L. 51, 105, 141 Cusick, Jeff S. 109 Cusick, Lillieth 1. 51 Dailey, Carrie Lyn 51 Daly, Sean K. 51 Dastur, Kersas J. 109, 136 Davis. Christine 51, 111, 134 Dechaine, Mike D. 51 Demanette, Kelly A. 51 Denny, John D. 51, 105 Dettmann, Jeffrey A. 51, 109, 194 Dimick, Dana R. 51, 54, 175, 205 Duhn, R. Eric 51, 155 Duke, Travis K. 51 Dull, David 51 Eagon, P. Sean 51, 105, 141 Eastwood, Monica 56, 188 Egan, Michael 5, 51, 128 Enzor, Heidi N. 51 Epstein, Joseph A. 51, 194 Esposito. Chris S. 51 Flora, Pamela L. 51, 170 Forsyth, Mark B. 52 Fraunfelder, Fredrick W. 52. 56. 121, 129, 158 Frohmnayer, Kari H. 52, 188 Gay, Robert 52 Geihs, Tennison M. 52, 194 Gilbert, Laura G. 52 Goldstein, Marcus D. 52, 85 Goodman, Shelley L. 52 Goodwin, Andrea M. Gossett, Grant P. 3, 52, 194 Graves, Patricia L. 52, 138 Green, Deirdre D. 52. 138 Gress, Patricia M. 52, 113 Gross, Joe P. 52, 121, 209 Hack, Sara 52 Hamlin, Bradley F. 5, 52, 128 Hammond, Michele Hansen, Chria A. 52 Hartford, Traci R. 52, 201 Harvey. Tricia J. 11. 52. 118, 119, 188 Hawley, Doug A. 52 Haynes, Charles A. 52 Hearn, Peter A. 52, 60, 105 Hebert, Jeff S. 52. 105 Heck, Brian W. 52 Hemenway, Jay T. 129, 163, 167 Hensley, Susan A. 52 Hotchkiss, Sean P. Ihlenburg, Kirk F. 52, 105, 141 Janzen, Mikel L. 52, 136 Jeffries, Dan B. 52 Jensen, John D. 52 Johnson, Julieanne 52, 113 Johnson, Missy Lea Jones, Brad J. 52 Jones, Chris B. 109 Jones. Christopher Jones Scott E. Kanada, Craig A. 42. 52, 113, 129, 209 Kaplan, Kimberly 52, 114, 136 Keeney, Kathy M. 52 Kelleher, Pat J. 52, 105 Kelsey, Michelle C. 53, 120, 121 Kemph, Tom L. 53, 68, 69, 105 Kennedy, Dawn M. 53, 178 Kershaw, Cymdi C. 53, 153 Kim, Dong Wan Kirkendall, Erin M. 53, 153 Kolek. Justine K. 53. 119 Kuhn. Kenneth 53, 57, 105 Lafontaine, Jeffery A. 53 Lambert, Holly J. 53 Lambertsen. Mark A. 53, 109, 128, 188, 209 Lamm, Kim 53, 61, 209 Lamoureux, Sarah K. 53, 175 Lasagna, Brian J. 53, 109 Lawler, Heidi N. 11, 53 Leighton, Karla A. 53 Lincoln, John C. 53, 194 Locke, Sherrin D. 53, 178 Lofstrand, Beckie J. 53 Long, Kristi L. 53, 119, 160, 188 Longueil. Kevin 105 Lovell, Stasi L. Lucus, Karen M. 53 Lunenburg, Daniel J. Luques, Stephanie 53 MacAllister, Wesley A. 53 Mack, Sara Lynn Malagon, Leann 53 Mallen, Joseph 53 Mann, Anthony B. 54, 109, 128 Manning, Tori M. 54, 175 Marshall, Elizabeth 54, 194 Martin. Tim R. 54, 128 Martinez, Arthur M. 54 Matias, Juan A. 54, 165 Matthies, Tanya S. 54, 188 Maurer, Jason F. 54 McKinney, Krystal 54 McClain, Sean K. 54 McCuddy, Mark P. 54, 109, 129 Melcher, Connie L. Meloy, Tammy K. 54, 138 Merrell, Tesha 54 Miller, Steve M. 54. 69, 105, 141 Mitchell. Brian A. 54, 105, 129, 194 Mitchell, Gregory 54 Mock, Bryan T. 5. 54, 129 Montgomery, Brian P. 54, 121 Montgomery, Michele R. 54 Morgan, Michael J. 54 Munro, Brooks C. Murawski, Julie A. 54, 114 Murphey, Rachael A. 54 Nalley, Colleen 54 Nelson, Howard A. 54, 109 Niskanen, Rhondee B. 54, 119 Noel, Melanie R. 54. 57, 65 O’Malley, Katherine 54 Oliver, Martha R. 54. 113, 138, 194 Olsen, Dave 54 Orser, Amy E. 11, 54 Perry, Sheldon Pyle. Jeff N. 54. 105, 188 Ragen, Andrew G. 54, 109, 163, 188 Rahlke, Patrick 54. 194 Reh, Kimi Reichow, Christopher 52, 55, 128 Remold, Scott K. 55 Reynolds, James G. 55, 105, 170 Riedel, Ronda M. Rittenhouse, Tom L. 55, 121 Rushford, Mark J. 55, 109, 194 Saffir, Duncan Z. 55 Samson, Becky J. 55, 188 Schmit. Jill L. 55, 188 Schull, Sandy L. 55, 188 Scotty, Laura M. 55. 119, 134, 194 Sepenuk, John A. 55, 109, 170 Shelton, Mark A. 55, 105 Shepard, Jennifer A. 55 Shumaker. Mark A. 55 Simpson, Sheilie A. 55, 138 Slusser, Sabrina L. 55, 56, 95, 111, 134 Smith, Dustin A. 55, 153, 175, 188 Smith, Shannon 55, 119, 130, 134 Soland, Philip J. 55 Sorenson, Matthew B. 55, 105 Sorenson, Mitchell B. 55, 57, 105 Spooner, Kathryn A. 11, 55 Sotomeyer, Rick 55, 105 Stark, Steven E. Steding, Katy S. 55, 117, 130, 132, 134, 194 Stidd, Erin M. 55 Suiter, Jim W. 55, 105 Symer, Scott A. 56, 194 Tamura, Neal C. 56, 145. 194 Taylor, Samuel F. 42 56, 109, 129 Thorne, Pam 56 Trabosh, Timothy S. 56 Treacy, Cara M. 56 Turner, Sandy L. 56 Vanebo, Wendy L. 56 Vehvilainen, Tia T. 56 Vessely, Jill M. 56, 141, 165, 170 Wagner, Benjamin J. Wakefield. Kurt M. 56, 105 Walker, Laura 56 Warner, Kristin M. 56 Warr-King, Lori D. 56, 138 Watkins, Taylor H. 56 Watson, Kent A. 56, 109 Weiland, John F. 56 Westenskow, Scott L. 56, 109 Wilkes, Elizabeth 56 Wilkins, Noelle K. 56 Wilson, Annan C. 56, 111, 130, 134, 153 Wilson, Sherri L. 56, 178 Wilson, Wendy S. 56, 194 Winters, Scott L. 56, 105, 129 Woodbury. Paul 56, 105, 141 Wright, Kent W. 56 Wright, Kurt G. 49, 56 Wylder, Michelle M. 56, 194 Young. Jennifer Lei 56, 205 Young, Robin Andy 56 SOPHOMORES Adams, Sarah 42, 180 Adamson, Mike Aflatooni, Payman 42 Altig, Jill 42. 61 Amato, Bryce F. 42, 38, 85 Annala, Paul W. 42 Arakelian, Phillip Y. 42 Arjomand, Jamshid 42, 136 Bacon, Matt 42, 107 Bacon. Mike 42, 97, 107, 170, 186 Baines, Jennifer L. 42, 78, 188 Baker, Julie M. 42 Balents, Leon M. 42 Barker. Keri A. 42, 160 Bartlett, Lisa K. 42 Beck, Traci 42 Belding, Angela M. 42 Bennett, Mark 42 Bimber, Susan 42, 138 Binder. Jennifer 49 Bishop-Walker, Shawn 42, 114 Bjarnson, Chris M. 42 Boe. Julie A. 42, 170, 186, 188 Boisselle. Jeffery M. 42 Boring, Michelle A. 42, 170, 186, 188 Bowen, Gregory D. 112 Bowman, Kimberly A. 42, 65. 117, 118, 132 Bronson, Donovan Scott 42 Brumitt, Dion D. 42 Bullock, John A. 42, 104, 127 Burrow, Susie L. 42 Bushnell, Kristen D. 42 Caputo, Dominique 42, 179, 186 Cargo, Elenamaria 42 Carson, Tammy M. 42 Casper, Cari L. 42, 153 Chacon, Gregory 42, 85, 104 Chandler, Kimberly A. 42, 114, 161, 167 Chien, Harry 42, 158 Chung, Hae Wook 43 Church, James R. 43 Church, Joe S. 43 Clark. Brad E. 43 Clark, Michele D. 9, 43, 175 Clautice, Hillary J. 49 Clonkey, Marvin Cole. Ralph W. 43, 108, 127 Cooper, Jillinda L. 43. 113, 153, 186, 188 Corlew, Michael S. 43 Crager, Richard W. 43 Crawford, Dan 43 Cruickshank, Laura J. 43 Cusick, Ronald J. Dahn, Kelli A. 43, 121, 132 Daly, Sharon Kay 43, 132 Dannen, Shelley L. 43 Davis, Curtis T. 43 Davis, Michelle M. 43 Day. Shannon Y. 9, 43. 77, 178, 186, 215 Deines, Gary W. 43 Dellett, Mark T. 43. 188 Demanette, Lori L. 43, 118 Demaria. Mark 49 Denman, Denny A. 43 Denny, Daniel L. 43, 153 Denos, Heidi L. 43 Dierickx, Jeanne 43 Ditrich, Denise M. 7. 13, 43. 46. 175 Dorsey. Gregory L. 43, 108, 158 Duncan, Jerry 43 Dutt, Laura L. 43. Ill, 130, 132 Dwight, Lisa D. 7. 13, 43. 36. 175 Early. David S. 43, 80, 127, 186, 188 Eastwood, Tamara A. 44 Eckton. Dan 15, 44, 136 Edwards. Matt 44 Ellis, Bradley Elsenbach, Chris 44, 104, 127 Emery. Leigh 44 Emery, Lynn S. 44 Engelerdt, Jeanne M. 44. 113 Enzer, Terry 44 Faris, Cheryl L. 44 Finnigan, Joe 44 Fleischman, Craig L. 44, 104, 127, 158 Forsyth, Steven M. 44, 127 Fought, Julie 44 Fredrickson. Daren A. 44 Fricke, Jon S. 44 Fuchs. Brady A. 44 Funk, Christine 44 Gabler, Gregory S. 44, 108, 201 Gates. Cal 44. 136 Gay, Lewis B. 44. 136, 167, 209 Germond, Jennifer E. 44, 141, 188 Glasgow, Mark S. 44. 104, 127, 167 Goode, Kara L. 44 Graeper, John 44, 107 Graham, Margaret A. 44 Gray, Karen L. 44, 117, 118 Griffeth, Lee M. 44 Grigg, Heidi C. 44 Gwin, Meghan 44 Hagan. Holly L. 44, 118 Hagen. Shelly L. 44. 188 Hale. Jeffrey 44, 78. 80, 179 Handley. Patrick 44, 108 Hanson, Melany B. 44 Harlan. Beau 44. 104, 126 I N D E X 217 Harper, Stacy L. 44 Harrison, Todd 44. 104 Harwood, Jennifer M. 45, 179 Haugen. Cameron 45, 108 Hawley. Gregory W. 45 Hearn, Suzanne 45, 78, 179, 188 Hedlind, Debbie A. 45 Hedlind, Denise M. 45 Hegar, Thomas L. 45 Heltsley, Richelle A. 45 Henderson. Douglas J. 45. 121, 136 Hendrickson. Thad A. 45, 108 Hengesteg, Kirsten 45, 207 Hennagin, Gregory A. 45, 108, 194 Henry, Mark B. 45 Hermann. Eric M. 45, 104, 126 Holloway, Michael W. 45. 104, 126 Hollstein, Gretchen C. 45, 188 Hoover, Susan L. 153 Hopkins. Melissa M. 45 Huff, Lawren 45 Huffman. Elisa M. Hughes, Julie A. 45 Hutchinson, Maria D. 45, 114 Janzen, Bruce E. 45, 136 Jarman, Erik B. 45, 104 Jarman, Mark 45, 69 Heanfreau, Hilda 45 Jensen, Carl B. 45, 104 Johnson, Chaney L. 45. 130. 160 Kelleher, Cindy G. 45 Kennedy, Dirk 45, 141 Kester. Jason E. 45, 69 Kim, Dong 45 Knorr, Tim 46, 48. 85, 141 Kolzow, Kathryn 46, 118 Kramer, Scott 46, 123 Krill. Paul D. 46. 108. 127 Kromer. Brian T. 46. 104 Kubota, Eiko 46, 178 Lain, Tamie Marie 46, 136, 138 Lane, Lisa K. 46 Lang, Tobi 46, 185 Largent, Nicole A. 46, 175 Latshaw, Chris 46 LaVelle, Tara 46 Lawrence, Jason C. 46, 104 Layton, Jennifer 46, 113 Leabo, Mike E. 46, 107 Lee, Edward E. Leighton, Echo 46, 61, 153, 194 Lewis, Michelle 46, 113 Lincoln, G. Scott 46 Lindley, Shon C. 46 Livesay, Curt L. 46 Livingston, Katharine 46, 175 Lucas, Mike A. Lunenburg, Christine 46 Lyons, Bridget 46 MacKenzie, Holly H. 46, 175 Mader, Tracy M. 7, 46 Maish, Bill 46 Mallick, Tracey 46 Malm. Chad D. Marioth, Herman 104 Martinez, Lila J. 46, 118 Mason, Michael L. 46, 186 Mayer, Laura M. 46 McNulty, Colin 47, 127 Meckley, Katie 47, 65, 113 Mengelberg, Rainer G. 47, 163 Mercep, John B. 47 Merrill. Damion J. 47, 123. 126, 127 Merritt, Ron Metje, Michael A. 47, 104 Metzger, Barry 47, 104, 136 Miller, Christopher 47, 85 Moak, Traci D. 47 Morello, Tia 160 Morgareidge, Leo R. 47, 75 Morrison, Scott W. Morrow, Mike 47, 136 Murawski, Kevin C. 47, 108 Murphy, Patrick L. 47, 123. 126 Muter, Mecia 47, 138 Myers, Jane M. 47 Neal, Deborah D. 47, 121, 188 Niskanen, Tapio W. 47 Norrgard, Rhonda 47 Norstrom, Cindy K. 47, 76, 79, 179, 188 Nosier, Allison A. 47, 141 O’Brien. John 47, 104, 123, 126 O’Brien, Maryanne O’Shaughnessy, Philip 47 Ogan, Casey R. 47, 104 Ogle, Scott W. 47 Olsen, Dave R. 104 Palmer, Andrea K. 47, 194 Parker, Fred 47, 127 Pegelow, Debi Pena, Christina 47 Penney, Darin R. 47, 108 Perry, Lisa M. 47, 186, 188, 209 Phillips, Bernadette Purcell, Danny T. 47 Ragen, Kent 47, 108, 158, 170 Reilly, Heather 47. 138 Risch, Timothy L. 47, 163 Ritz, Kimber L. 47 Roberts, Andy K. 46, 121, 178, 188 Roberts, Brenda 47 Rohrbach, Gray R. 48 Rowning, Lora S. 48, 95, 111, 130, 132 Samson, Becky 48, 178 Schallhorn, Jon Brian 48 Schildan, Lee A. 13, 48, 175 Schleinkofer, Melody 48 Schmidling, Stacey L. 48 Schulte. Tasha 48 Shodin, Ramona S. 48 Shuler, Mary S. 48, 205 Simonson, Nicole S. 48, 114, 185 Smead, Raquel 48 Smith, Michael T. 104 Smith, Nic G. 48 Spinks, Sabrina 48 Staudt, John T. 48. 104, 158 Steward, Jennifer 48, 178 Stewart, Greg W. 48 Stewart, Melissa L. 48 Stracner, Heather H. 48 Strunk, Todd Sundholm, Kevin Dale 48. 121, 155, 186 Sutter, Matt L. 48, 167 Szambelan, Tom Peter 15, 48, 97, 141, 209 Tannler, Jill D. 48 Tarro, Michael J. 48, 141 Thomas, Julie L. 48 Thomas, Paul 48, 85 Trimble, Anmarie 48, 132 Tsuboi, Koko 48 Uppinghouse, Mary S. Vandertuuk, JP 48, 104 Vanginhoven, Renee M. 48 Vaughn, Tracy L. 48, 153, 185 Vesley, Sally 48, 118, 160 Wade, Sharon 48, 178 Wagner, David Jame Walcutt, Heather S. 48 Walker, Beverly L. 48 Walling, Dana C. Wallis, Amanda 49, 95 Ward, Bryan 48, 97, 141, 158 Warwick, Julie L. 49 Weber, Wendy 49 West, Richard 49 Wilder, Kim 49, 188 Willadsen, Bevann 49, 153 Wilson, Jana L. 49, 170 Wilson. Maggie M. 49, 111, 141, 143 Witte, Treasa M. 49 Wright, Kevin B. 49, 136 Young, Amy Jo 49 Young, Jennifer Lyn 49 Zindel, Jeffrey D. 49, 170, 194 JUNIORS Aberle, Tracey 34 Adams, David P. 34 Alexander, Daniel 34, 104 Allen, Amy L. 34 Alliston, Lisa 34 Anderson, Jolene K. 34 Anderson, Matthew D. 34 Arnold, Leonard W. 34, 103, 136 Arntson, Kasey J. 34, 141, 188 Bach. Peter D. 34, 141 Barker. Greg 34 Beatty. Robert J. 34, 35. 37. 126, 178, 75 Beck, David T. 34 Beck, Karen 34 Bemis, Cheryl L. 34, 141 Benjamin, Bill 34, 163, 75 Benner, Scott D ll, 34, 180 Bernard. Christopher 34, 121 Bires, William J. 13, 24 Boe, Michael W. 34 Bramy, Todd 41 Breazile, Merritt M. 34 Brethour, Dawn E. 34 Buhler, Natalie 34 Bullard, Scott F. 34 Bump, Marlon H. 34, 186, 188 Burke, Colleen M. 34, 160 Bushman, Meg 34, 130, 134 Bushnell, Judy A. 34 Bussey. Mark S. 34, 136 Capka, Mike J. 34 Carpenter, Jan C. 34, 175 Carver, Becky A. 35, 194 Chambers, Tim D. 35, 104, 145 Chidester, Andy W. 35, 194 Christensen, Erik C. 35 Christian, Christine 35 Church, Bill 35 Church, Mary J. 35, 207 Clark, J. Allen 35 Clark, Jeffrey P. 35. 103 Cohen, Julia J. 35, 63, 111 Cole, Jon V. 35 Cone, Brett A. 35, 103 Coors. Holly 5. 35, 41, 138, 165, 180 Corno. Gina M. 35, 118 Cottle. Molly J. 35, 39, 130 Csoppenszky, Mike A. 35, 158 Curl. Cathy 34, 35, 37, 185 Curran, Brian 35 Dastur, Reina J. 35, 160 Davis, Kathy L. 35 Davis. Kim K. 35, 141, 188 Davis, Megan E. 35, 36, 60, 61, 117, 118, 138 Davis, Scott E. 135, 180 Degreef, Charles Dilaz2aro, Deborah 35 Donahue. Todd Allyn 35 Downing, Lisa K 36 Edwards, Michelle 36 Edwards. Ron A. 36. 103, 123, 126 Elliott, Thomas L. 36, 178 Engelerdt, Thomas J. 36 Evors, Bill 36 Eyler, Alessandra 36, 113 Fleck, Jim W. 36 Fort, Darren E. 36 Franklin, Julie E. 36 Freeman, Matt B. 36, 41, 77, 178, 186, 188 Fuchs, Mary Anne 36, 101, 114, 175 Galluzzo, Elizabeth 36 Geihs. Gilion 36. 186, 194 Gilroy, David 36, 121 Gisch, Heather D. 36 Golden. Leslie Marie 36, 186, 188, 191 Gray. David A. 36 Grelle, Crishna E. 36 Griffin. Kerry F. 36. 108, 180 Grill, Patrick G. Gruber, Karen 36 Gwin, Elizabeth 36, 138 Halverson, Fawn R. 36 Hammond, Alicia 36 Handley. J. Jeff 36. 108, 141 Harman. Mike P. 36. 108, 144, 145, 167, 158 Harrison, Micheal T. 36 Hartenberger, Cami L. 36 Hawley, Monica K. 36 Helgerson, Carlee 188 Helm, Kenneth A. Henderson, Craig 36, 121 Hensala, Craig S. 36, 78, 80, 186 Hilden, Valerie M. 37 Hilderbrand, Cindi Hill, Penny A. 37 Hitchcock, Tiffany 37, 179 Holland. Scott D. 37, 104, 158 Holloway, Lisa M. 37, 61 Hutchinson, Julie A. 37 Ihlenburg, Kim L. 3, 37, 62. 97, 141, 143 Inman, Chris C. 37, 107, 141 Jackson, Robert A. 37 Jacob. Rob Aaron James. Heather M. 37, 113, 130. 132 Jarman, Heidi 37, 65, 130 Johannesen, Kelly A. 37 Johnson, Joel W. 37, 62, 126 Julien, Scott M. Jurney, Thomas F. 37, 77, 188, 75 Kaplan. Ross 37, 99 Kennedy, Eric 37 Klicker, Jon Krafthefer, Steve 37 Kronenberg, Angela 37 Kubota. Kyoka 37 Kuhl, Debbie L. 37 Kushner, David B. 37, 188 LaFrance, Renee 37 Lambert. Ted M. 37, 145 Lanstrum, Kimberlee 37 Larson, Vicki J. 37 Lasagna, Beth 15. 37 Lazarus, Linda S. 37 Leidholdt, Karen E. 38 Leimbach, Rodney A. 38, 95, 104, 123, 126, 127, 194, 127 Leistra, Michelle 38 Leonard, Amy Suzanne 38 Locke, Teri 38 Logelin, Luci 38 Luetjen, Andrew C. 38, 69, 103 Lund, Scott Lunenburg, Julie A. 38, 138 Maier, Joel P. 38, 186 Marshall, Wayne L. Martin, Candy 38 Mastous, William Matthies. Georgia 11, 38, 180 Mattila, Elizabeth 38 Mault, Katherny R. 38, 194 McCauley. Mike 38. 103, 141, 143, 205 McCullam. Heather 38. 130, 132 McHenry, Gregory 38. 136 McKnight, John D. 38 McLaughlin, Shannon R. 38, 141, 175, 181 McMullen, Chris 38 Meloy, Mitzi 38, 138 Mercer. Rex M. 38, 101 Mercy, Christopher 38, 108, 136, 163 Messer, Scott A. 38. 101, 107, 136 Metzger, Robert R. 38 Miller, Abby 38. 130, 202 Miller, Colin F. Miller. James M. 35. 38, 40, 103, 141, 143, 179 Minniear, Patrick 136 Modrell, Wayne R. 38 Moore. Patrick T. 99, 103, 145, 178, 205, 215 Moore, Scott T. 38, 101 Morello, Todd A. 38. 104, 144, 145 Myers, Scott A. Neilson, Scott A. Neilson, Scott A. Ney, Robin M. 38 Norquist, Kevin E. 38, 104 Nottingham, Avon M. 39, 186 O’Connor. John J. 34. 39, 69, 103, 123, 126, 163 Ochs, Edward P. 39 Ogan. Kevin 7. 39, 69, 108 Oleyar, J.R. 39. 155, 194 Olivas, Brett E. 39. 126 Opsal, Tracey M. 39 Orr, Robert J. 39 Park, Peter K. 39 Parr, Lori J. 39 Parries, Laura Peebles. Mike A. 39, 108, 126, 170 Pena. Darlena 39. 201 I N D E X 219 Peterson, Mike Phillips, Gran R. 39 Phillips, Jay 39 Piaza, Richard 39, 163 Pilant, Julie A. 39 Plumb. Heather A. 39 Pound, Matthew J. 39, 103, 194 Ransom, Melanie A. 3, 39, 63, 111 Ray, Jodi M. 39, 188 Reynolds, Kim M. 39 Ritchie, Cameron J. 39 Roberts, Samantha 39 Ross, John W. 39 Rouse, Todd P. 40 Ruiter, Lyn M. 40, 95, 117, 170 Rushford, Charlie B. 40 Salmon, Trace B. 40, 201 Sampson. Todd W. 40, 126, 158 Sander, Mary Jane 40, 138 Sasaki, Darcy L. 40 Schiff, Robin D. 40. 170 Shumaker, Michelle Shvey, Sandra 41 Siegfried, Elizabeth 40, 65 Singley, Mary Jane 40 Slaughter, Robert Smith, Mike 40 Sorenson, Sydney B. 38, 40, 63 Souther, Daniel C. 40 Staff, Chris 40 Stageberg, Thomas A. 40, 108 Stapp, Theodore Steinhaus, Christine 40 Stavens, Darrin Swan, David 40, 103 Tamura, Todd 40, 180 Theeler, Donald 40, 97. 103, 145, 215 Thompson, David 35, 40, 104, 126, 155, 170 Tontz, Julianne 40 Toronto. Shannon 40 Trill, Pat 40 Uppinghouse. Chris 40 Uppinghouse, Leslie 40, 78, 179 Vanness. Cheryl 40, 113 Wagner, Marcy 40 Walker, Linda 40 Ward, Thomas D. 40 Washington. Jocelyn 40 Westcott, Georgia Westgate, Heather D. 40, 79, 179, 186, 188, 191 Whipple, Dorian Lyn Whiting, Sam H. 41, 126, 158 Wilkinson, Susan 41 Wilson, Jake 41 Wilson, Pete Wist. Kristen 41, 113, 179, 181 Woodbury, Michelle A 41 Woods, Tiffany L. 41 Wylder, Leslie J. 41. 194 Zimmerman, Laura A. 41 Zindel, Lisa L. 7, 41. 46. Ill, 164, 165, 170, 185 SENIORS Abbott, Lisa M. 5, 13, 18. 180, 185, 79 Aebi, Eric M. 18, 103, 180, 185, 209, 74 Anderson, Trish S. 16. 18. 95, 99, 168 Armstrong, David L. 18, 85 Baker, Alison L. 18 Baysinger, Mark C. 18, 32, 60. 103, 180, 215 Beattie, Maria Lynn 18 Beatty, Jame W. 18. 103, 123, 180 Beedon, Mary Beth 18, 72. 73. 97, 160, 173 Behnke, Catherine 18. 68, 179, 180, 181 Behrens. Mitch R. 18, 107 Benner, Candace J. 18 Berglund, Greg N. 18 Bethune, Margaret P. 11, 18 Bodin, Susan K. 18, 71 Boie, Kenneth R 103, 167 Bond, Brenda M. 18. 65, 68, 117, 160 Bostrom, Kimberly 9, 178, 215 Bowers, Jennifer L. 19. 61. 68 Bremner, Beth A 19, 194 Brodie, Craig 19, 29, 103 Brown, Brooks B. 15 Brown. Julie A. 3, 19, 61. 62, 117, 160, 167, 170, 179 Brown, Katie 19, 180 Bruinsma, Bethany R. 17. 19. 138 Bullis, Steve 19 Bullock. David A. 19, 72. 103, 123, 125, 205, 215 Bunnell. Gregory A. 19, 24, 107, 123 Burrow, Linda A. 19, 72, 73 Bynum, Janice L. 19 Campbell, Jennifer A 19, 63, 117 Campbell, Karen E. 7. 19. Ill, 164, 165, 180 Cargo, David J. 19 Cargo, Veronica A. 7, 19 Carleson, Lisa Marie 9, 19 Carr. Scott C. 20. 97, 104, 74 Carwright, Erin 20 Chandler. Kathleen M. 17, 20, 101, 121, 173 Chastain, Bradley H. 20. 103, 181, 185 Choi, Bruce 180 Choi, Woosuck 20 Christiansen, Paul D. 20, 180 Cline, Kerri 20, 180 Cloyd, Austin 20 Collins, Janet M. 20, 121, 160 Conger, Chris P. 20 Conrad, Leslie A. 20 Corbin, Tonilyn 20, 30 Cornforth, Denis E. 31, 107 Daly, Karen L. 17, 20, 215 Damert, Brian 20 Davidson, Debbie 21 Davis, Patrick S. 21, 63, 103 Decker. Kelly P. 21. 71, 72, 73 Delaney, Paul 21 Delfs, Dana A. 21, 173, 181 Denos, Del 21 Ditrich, Rodney T. 21 Dixcee, Kelly J. 21. 188 Douglas, David 180 Drury, Reatha L. Drynan, Stephanie Dunn, Leslie 21 Elliott. Leigh A. 21 Empey, Gretchen A. 21, 117, 180. 185 English, Julie A. 21 Evans, Meg A. 21 Fairchild, Michelle M. 21. 72, 73. 173 Farnham, James Paul Fitzgerald. Alexandra 138 Fitzpatrick Amy G. 16, 21, 168 Fix. Robert E. 31. 67. 72, 141, 143. 209 Flake, Jerome A. 21. 158 Flake. Mike J. 121, 158 Forsstrom, Kristina 5, 17, 22, 188 Forsyth, James M. 22, 67, 99. 107, 173, 186, 188, 207, 74 Fought, Leslie 21, 22 Frankel, David A. 22, 28. 185 Fraunfelder, Nina Y. 5, 13. 22. 72, 73, 173, 209 Fricke, Dawn A. 22, 180 Frier, Teresa L. 7, 22, 101, 114, 205 Gardiner, Robert T. 22, 158 Gaussoin, Karen 22 Gebert, Ina M. 22 Ginsberg, Maya 11, 22, 180 Giovanini, Lee M. 22, 180 Giusti, Ron 22 Glad, Dave 22 Gonce, Elizabeth 22, 85, 179 Goodwin, Rosemarie 22 Graeper, James M 23, 107, 168, 180, 215 Griffith. Robert E. 23, 60, 103, 155, 178 Guinn. Ethan 23, 67, 158, 186, 188, 191 Gunther, Christopher 13, 99, 72 Hall, Eric Hall, Sandra 23, 179, 186, 188 Hammond, Carla M. 23 Hanners, Jim 23 Harding. Beth 9. 16, 22. 23. 72. 73. 97, 117, 173, 180 Hess. Holly A. 23 Hesse. Scott M. 23. 72, 136 Hoffman. Ross J. 23. 158, 180. 186 Holmes. Clark A. 23, 103 Hotchkiss, Robert J. 24. 32 Howard. Teresa 23, 111, 113, 180 Hull. Marion 209 Isom. Melissa A. 23, 180 Kanada. Kirby S. 23. 163, 180. 205. 215 Kelley. Michael L. 23, 77, 78, 80. 179, 186, 215, 191 Kelley, Scott L. 23 Kester, Kimberly R. 24 Kibble. Stacie L. 3, 24. 191 Kim, George King, Russ 32 Kirschbaum, Charles E. 5. 24 Kohlert, Douglas 24, 32. 103 Kolzow. Brian 24 Kramer. Jeff T. 77. 80, 126, 170. 179 Kraus. Greg R. 24. 60. 72. 103, 170. 179 Krill, Clare E. 24. 68. 72, 73. Ill Labs, Jeffrey S. 24 Lacefield, Vicki 17, 24, 71, 186, 188 Lake. Eric D. 24, 64. 136, 181, 185 Lake. Kenneth E. 24. 64. 103, 180 Lambertsen, Heidi M 24, 32, 79, 80, 85, 179, 181, 186, 188, 74, 191 Lane, Doug A. 24 Lavelle, Tammy M. 24, 180 Lee, Arlene A 24 Lennon, Anita 24, 67, 186, 191 Locke. Sheila M. 24. 180 Longueil. Jeffrey D. 24. 103 Lortz, David A. 25 Lybarger, Brett J. 3, 25, 103, 209 Maish. Lesley 25. 32, 185 Malone. Brett F. 7, 25, 144. 145, 180, 185 Marcos, Monica Martin. Matthew W. 25, 180 Martin, Mike L. 25 Maxwell. Diane M. 11, 25. Ill, 113, 170, 180, 181 McFarland, Suzanne E. 25, 178, 180 McGuire, Roger 25, 71, 72, 136, 180 McGee. Christel A. 13, 17, 25. 67. 72, 73. 173, 180, 186, 188, 215, 191 McIntyre, Jill A. 25 McKinney, Kathleen A. 25, 117 Meckley, Anne 25, 68 Meehan. Shannon M. 11, 25, 209 Mengelberg, Ulrika R. 25, 28. Ill, 113, 130, 180 Mick. Michael 120, 121, 179, 180 Mickel. Susan M 3. 26, 99. 160 Miller, Tony Mills, Lisa R. 26. 180, 18J, 186, 188. 191 Mitchell, Jeffrey C. 26, 180, 194 Mitchell, Tricia L. 26 Mock. Kathleen A. 26. 85. 120. 121. 179, 180 Montgomery, Jacqui A. 26 Moran. Anthony M. 26, 123 Murawski, Michael S. 26 Nees, Penny A. 17, 26, 71 Nelson, Sue J. 17. 26, 32, 185 Newlin, Pete 32. 101, 123, 125 Newman, Tamara L. 26 Niebergall, Pete A. 26. 71. 123, 125, 180 Nielsen, Korn L. 3. 15. 26, 173, 179 Noonan. Burke M. 26 O’Brien. Ted W. 7. 16. 27. 72. 107, 180. 205 O’Connor, Maggie 3, 27. 160 O’Malley. Matt 27. 181 O’Neil. Julia L. 9, 18, 27 O’Shaughnessy. Karyn 27, 209 Ochs, Lance R. 27 Oliver, Tim J. 27, 78. 80. 179. 186, 188. 201, 215 Papp, Teresa E. 27. 180, 185 Pennington. Steve W. 27, 103, 180 Peters. Douglas. 27, 103, 145, 180 Peterson, Heinka H. 27, 179 Petersteiner, Rick B. Pollman, Dennis A 201 Poole. Connie J. 3, 27, 173 Purcell. Richard L. 27 Rakozy. Susan E. 27. Ill, 113, 165. 179. 180. 207 Reason, Mike A. 27. 95, 103, 170 Reinold, Chris M. 13. 27. 158 Ritz, Kelly 16. 17, 25. 28. 29. 168, 179, 180, 181 Robertson, Jennifer 30 Roling, Robert W. 28 Rowning, Lisa J. 28. Ill, 130 Runyan, Mathew L. 16, 18. 28. 99, 107, 168, 169 Sammons, Christopher 28 Samuelson. Ken R. 28, 67, 78. 103, 173, 179, 186, 191 Schade, Cindy S. 28, 31 Schlenker, Lisa M. 28, 63, 111, 113 Schuman. Richard 28. 123, 126, 127 Scotty. Michael J. 28. 103. 123. 125. 180, 207 Shepard, Mark W. 5, 13, 28. 17, 73, 107, 186, 209 Sherman. Todd D. 28. 141, 143, 209 Simpson. Mary E. 28, 76. 179, 180 Slonaker, Mike A. 28 Spear. Tom E. 15, 123, 179 Sprague, Maureen D. 17, 29, 168 Staff, Scott 26. 29, 95. 103, 104. 168, 169 Starling, David W. 29 Stearns, Christine 17, 27, 29, 185, 209 Stevenson. Suzanne M. 29 Stout, Michael E. 24, 29 Stracner, Michelle K. 29. 31 Stravens, James 29 Stucky. Sarah E. 29 Sweet, Jennifer L. 11, 29. 178, 180 Swillinger, Shawn 29 Szambelan. Heidi M. 15. 17, 23, 29. 173, 180. 198 Szeimies, Susan L. 29. 209 Talbot. Thomas W 29, 62. 71. 103. 123, 125, 205 Tanz. Guy H. 29. 106 Tarvainen. Juha Vikto 29, 136 Taylor, Paige A 29, 71, 72, 73 Thomas. Lori E. 9. 30. 173, 180, 181 Thurik. Ross S. 5. 30. 69. 97, 103. 163, 180. 207 Tolosa-Collins, Juliana 20, 72, 73, 188 Toronto, Lynette 30, 32, 67, 180, 186, 188. 191 Tsuchiya. Tomoko 30, 188 Turcotte, Susan C. 30, 178 Turner. Hiliary H. 5, 31. 32. 71. 72. 103 Valo, Valorie L. 16. 30. 76. 80. 188 Vangorder, Kristi L. 30. 194 VanHoomissen. Caroleen 20, 30. 85, 173, 180 Varine, Denise E. 30 Vawter, Mark A. 30. 69. 123. 209 Veillet. 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