Lakeridge High School - Symposium Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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BELOW: Barb Curtis and Kasey Davidson perform one of their rally routines. BOT- TOM: Kasey Davidson and Sandy Hagen discuss new themes. RIGHT: Barb Curtis W helps in the bag drive for ProjectSecond Wind. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Wellons sketches a sign during rally class. FALL RALLY Rally begins year with clinic - works all year The 1973 Fall Rally squad con- sisted of Anne Buley, Angie Carroll, Barb Curtis, Kasey Davidson, Sandy Hagen and Sue Wellons. They were kept busy this year supporting the Wilco League championship foot- ball team. The rally squad began working in August 1973 at Wilco Rally Clinic which lasted for three days atMaryl- hurst. Working under advisor Miss Jan Bailey, the rally squad organized a beach trip in order to get to know each other and work on commun- ication. Throughout the season they were involved in making locker signs, posters, cookies and refresh- ments for the football players. Included as part of their work was the selling of spirit ribbons and buttons, serving at luncheons and riding the rooter buses to the games. Pep assemblies played a major role in their work. Meeting with Jan Bailey everyday during 7th period, they practiced different yells and chan ts to help promote sp iritamong the student body at the pep assem- blies and most of all, at the athletic events. But all in all, as Sue Wellons said, The season was great because we couldn't have had a better team and the six of us got along so well. Fall Rally 11

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RIGHT: The rally squad ready to practice their rou tines. BELOW LEFT: Kasey Davidson and Sandy Hagen get ready to paint a sign for the last home game. BELOW CENTER: Barb Curtis and Anne Buley help to finish off an- other sign to put up in the commons. BELOWRIGHT: Kasey Davidson doing her routine to the Lakeridge fight song. BOTTOM: The 1973 Fall Rally squad receive roses at the award assembly. its ,,,..---- IME? gi ff.. lx A 10 Fall Rally i .11 J :Y

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'QQTK W ,rg it . gs was jV FOOTBALL r Q '5g'l3'if'fy., r' i Pacer team shows improvement with each game Q ' ggvgfia i' I Coach Jerry Grossen and his and defensive lines were anchored X . - assistant, Royce MacDaniel, led the by Craig Wagner, Todd Spencer, 5-'H 1 Pacer JV Squad to their finest sea- Joel Offield and Mike Cranswick. p 24 Sen- The ieefn finished with fi 7 win Backup strength was provided by 8 y K 2 1058 reeoni. sophomores Lanny Instenes, Paul ' 'l i ft .LUff9l'ldge.g0f Off t0 U fast Staff Gianotti, and junior Steve Stude- .g'f 'f'1s Q 'Reynolds A . winning their first four games over baker. ,, ,. , - W ADW Lake Oswego' Hood River' Clacka' The team showed oise in coming -fa', N6 '-his '-'i eine-r'l nr i :li mas, and Reynolds. Then the Pacers . . . d W i g yfaffji . . . off two disappointing mid-season 'furt i ran into some bad luck while losing . , - 4 their next two games against West losses' They Improved game by ,' LLM if ,f qi, '.' and Reynolds The team then game' and by the end of the season ' vi - 44 1134: . . ' . . had a powerhouse team contending ffifj K - L ' finished the season fast by winning for the league title guyi' ij5jfgiffFn3f5,. :,,, m, a their final three games. All wins ' ' . i 5 , , v r'-r yi iifiw3iim 'A r'Vf were by wide margins and came over The Utmude and intensity ef the Tigard, Putnam, and oregon Cay, young JV team typified the Spirit The Offense was led by sopho- and competitiveness of the entire more quarterback Kevin McMurry. Peeer f Oefbrill PV 087' Um The awesome running attack was provided by backs Josh Kaufman and Jeff Smith. McMurry's favorite passing targets were ends Dave Gel- los and Ken Lawless. The offensive BELOW LEFT: Kevin McMurry receives the snap from center against Hood River. BELOW RIGHT: Tackle Craig Wagner takes a break as the defense takes over. 12 JV Football Xq or