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

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1 — Beth Oliphant and Julie Woodworth, the local witch doctors, work hard at the Haunted House. 2 — Lake Oswego children anxiously wait to meet the Lakeridge ghosties. 3 — A sleepy pumpkin leaves the Lakcridge Spook House while Francie McGranahan smiles evilly. 4 — A typical day at Lakeridge with (top row) Kim Kasparek, Annette Hynes, Kim Banni- ster, Barb Rohen, Kirsten Rezac and (bottom row) Ann Carver, Julie Nelson, Michelle Meurlott, Betsy Stark, Ada Smith, and Rachel Owings.

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL There was a lot more spirit this year. ” Jeff Smith Students at Lakeridge received a big sur- prise this year as all underclassmen were placed in structured IS classrooms during their independent study periods. Juniors and sophomores were released after two weeks on the condition of parental permission, teacher approval, and a minimum grade point average of 2.0. The freshmen were not completely “abus- ed,” however; they received help and guidance from the Big-Brother Big-Sister Program. Their “friend” helped them find classes and gave them a tour of Lakeridge. They were also greeted by their Big Brother or their Big Sister on Orientation Day. That night the student government sponsored the Howdy Dance. Back-to-School Night’s main objective was to inform parents of the outline and require- ments for the school. Pacer parents went to ten-minute classes. The yearbook signing party found many frantic students anxiously awaiting their annuals. Students signed yearbooks and nos- talgically reminisced. The junior spook house brought over 500 children to see all the ghoulies. Spencer Hin- son. who helped organize the spook house, thought it was a “big success.” Several games, two movies — featuring “Laurel and Hardy” and “The Roadrunner” — and of course the famed Haunted House” (converted locker rooms) thrilled visitors. October 18 the senior class sponsored a famous persons Dress-Up Day. Several spirited Pacers participated in the activity. Steve Har- land, junior, came as Bele from the popular television series Star Trek, and Beth Oliphant, junior, looked amazingly like Shirley Temple. Lakeridge experienced a first this year: an electrical fire attacked the boiler room on September 17. The cause of the fire was not determined; damages exceeded $1200. The fire disrupted several classes. Students willing- ly met in the rotunda, auditorium, and other vacant rooms. 1 — Becky Hodges and Laura Marble try to find a friend in the 1977 yearbook at the signing party. 2 — Brian Taylor, Laurie Myers, Laura Cleland, and Eve Gu twald wait for hungry Pacerparents to gobble up ice cream at the AFS ice cream social. 3 — Lisa Gango peers over the counter in the student store while John Sanders and Dave Candland show varied expressions which came with the beginning of school. 12 BACK-TO-SCHOOL

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HOMECOMING It was a break from the school year and time for relaxation.” Chris Wood The Princess Assembly started off Home- coming week bright and early Monday morn- ing with the freshmen choosing Sandy Winter and Sue Carson as their princesses, and the sophomores picking Madeline Rose and Julie Dir. The juniors were represented by Beth Withers and Beth Oliphant while Jaci Stauden- mair and Cheryl Cook presented pleasing counterparts for the seniors. Tuesday some strangely dressed people wandered around as Lakeridge celebrated “Famous Person Dress-Up Day.” KPAM’s Brian O’Neil entertained the student body Thursday during the lunch periods. Other happenings during the middle of the week included a hair rolling-up contest, a pie-eating contest, and orange passes. These were in the form of class competition, which was won by the sophomores. Mark McCall and Mark Cadwell were the Masters of Ceremonies in the Queen’s Assem- bly on Friday (as well as in the Princess’s Assembly). After a series of skits supplied by the seniors, Jaci Staudenmaeir was crowned Queen by last year’s queen, Kirsten Munson. That evening the game against Putnam was a smash with the Pacers smashing the Kingsmen 42-21. Homecoming week ended as excitingly as it began with a breakfast Saturday morning and the dance at night with “Night Watch” playing. 1 — Lake Oswego's Queen Michelle Ney with Lake- ridge's Queen Jaci Staudenmaier. 2 — Activities during the week included a Famous Person Dress-Up Day. 3 — Freshman Princess Sandy Winter escorted by Mike Serres. 4 — Freshman Princess Sue Carson escorted by Brian Castonguay. 5 — Sophomore Prin- cess Julie Dir escorted by Eric Hinson. 6 — Lee Johnston, Rod Barker, Bill Crabtree and Dr. James Schell are “Suckers on the Line in the Homecoming Queen's Assembly. 7 — Sophomore Princess Julie Dir escorted by Eric Hinson. 8 — Junior Princess Beth Withers escorted by Scott McCloud. 9 — Junior Princess Beth Oliphant escorted by Paul Arnold. 10 — Senior Princess Cheryl Cook escorted by Dana Reimholz. 2 14 HOMECOMING