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

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3 1 — Jeff Jones displays the state trophy as other members of the team exult with joy. 2 — Cindy Anderson out-hustles her Oswego opponent to gain control of the ball. 3 — Kevin Milnes headers the ball against Barlow opponent. 4 — GIRLS' SOCCER. BACK ROW: Judy Barker, Heidi Hand, JeJe Keller, Trisha Fulwiler, Laura Cleland, Laurie Hur- tado, Julie Ross, Lauri Myers, Coleen Smith, Cindy Curtis, Coach Ken Marshall. FRONT ROW: Jenny Schmidt, Michelle Meyers, Michelle McMorran, Jill McGranahan, Lisa Bryan, Colby Whipple, Shawn Milnes, Diane Trimble, Cindy Anderson, Rachel Kirby. 5 — Reporter from KATU interviews Wayne Tonning after the defeat of Beaverton for the State Triple A soccer crown. 6 — BOYS’ SOCCER. BACK ROW: Kier Albering, Todd Home, Ed Sala, Tim Borst, Dave Eastman, Pat Phillips, Brett Harwood, Creyton Berner. Wayne Tonning, Coach Terry Logan. FRONT ROW: Kevin Milnes, Scott McLeod, Mark Kelly, Alan Park, Jeff Jones, Chris Camp, Brian Taylor, Peter Annestrand. VARSITY SOCCER 17

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Boys Capture Soccer Crown Girls Narrowly Miss State The Lakeridge Pacer soccer team, lead by Coach Terry Logan, finished its most successful season ever by winning the state champion- ship. The victory in the finals came over top-ranked Beaverton by a 1-0 advantage. The lone goal was scored by freshman Wayne Tonning. The goal was set up by skillful Ed Sala who threw the ball 35 yards to the high-scoring Peter Annestrand. Annestrand flicked the ball to Ton- ning who headed it in. The Pacers breezed through their season by winning all 12 of their league games. They were led by their first team All-Wilco League All Stars Jeff Jones, Ed Sala, and Todd Home. Annestrand, who scored 19 Wilco League goals, was given hon- orable mention as was the always hustling Brian Taylor who tallied the overtime game winner in the semi-finals against Lincoln. The staunch Pacer defense was held together by senior goalkeeper and captain Jeff Jones who recorded 12 shutouts. Todd Home, a sophomore, played his second dependable sea- son as sweeper, the last man of defense before goalie. The speedy Pacer offense was headed up by Annestrand. The girls’ soccer team narrowly missed the state tournament due to an evenly matched league. JeJe Kel- ler lead the team in scoring while field leadership came from Cindy Anderson, Cindy Curtis, and Lisa Bryan. The girls’ greatest conquest was their victory at the Catlin Gabel tournament in a game where the vic- tor was decided in a shoot out after a tie in regular game time. 16 VARSITY SOCCER GIRLS’ SOCCER OPPONENT I.HS Barlow 0 4 Catlin Gabel 1 3 Beaverton Tigard 1 0 1 4 Aloha 1 0 Gresham 0 8 Columbia 1 3 Lake Oswego 1 1 Sunset 1 2 Reynolds 2 0 The Dalles 1 8 Sherwood 0 8

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1 — Brenda Baldwin delicately executes a front walk over on the balance beam. 2 — Col- leen Gallagher is in top form on the balance beam. 3 — Gymnast displays exceptional flexi- bility. 4 — GYMNASTICS TEAM. BACK ROW: Brenda Baldwin, Kris Hughes, Dawn Nussmeier, Leslie McQuary, Dion Emigh, Col- leen Gallagher, Judy Wright, Lynnell Mader. Jill Millis, Sharon DeHaas, Wendy Rolfe. FRONT ROW: Coach Rene La Brousse, Shar- ron Nelson, Kane Serogin, Andrea Brown, Jennifer Sievers, Kristi Kocer, Cindy Jensen, Diana Yao (Manager). 5 — Chinese splits don't dim Wendy Rolfe's smile. 18 GYMNASTICS