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

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Girl Gymnasts Build Program Boys' Gymnastics Cancelled This year Lakeridge was minus a boys’ gymnastics team. This absence was due to inability to find a coach and lack of funds for the program. Hopefully, next year Lak- eridge will fill that void. The girls’ gymnastics program was strong, accomodating a large turnout including four new fresh- men. The team was led by tri-cap- tains Brenda Baldwin, Wendy Rolfe and Sharon DeHaas, and coached by Rene La Brousse. The season went well and was one of steady improvement, as shown by scores. The team overcame some obstacles, including a few disap- pointing injuries, with spirit and determination. District proved to be the most exciting meet where girls’ team placed 6th out of 14 teams with a total of 106.75 points. Exceptional performers at sub- district included DeHaas who placed 8th on the vault exercise and Baldwin who placed 7th on the vault and 7th on the beam. Baldwin went on to District and took 8th place on the beam. In the Willamette Division Bald- win did well capturing 4th place on beam. Other outstanding performers this season were Wendy Rolfe, freshmen Coleen Gallagher and Kris Hughes. GYMNASTICS 19

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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

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Simon Makes Volleyball All-Stars Rally Rekindles School Spirit For the first time in their his- tory, the girls’ volleyball team proved to he strong competition against other teams in the league. Although the record was not the best, game scores were more compe- titive than they had been in past years. The team attended several tourna- ments which proved to be good experience. By playing all day, the girls learned to correct mistakes. The girls showred great team spirit and unity. They felt Miss Vicki Thomas did an excellent job in this her first year of coaching volleyball here. She encouraged the girls and supported them when they had doubts. Highlights of the season were winning a game with Milwaukie and seeing Janet Simon chosen for sec- ond team All-Wileo. Lisa Annala, Beth Withers, Nancy Gianotti, Marcia Thorne, Suzi Morris, and Beth Oliphant pro- moted excellent school spirit, much better than had been done in past years. Under the guidance of Mrs. Rosemary Raymore, they came up 2 with good ideas for pep assemblies and other activities. The girls helped student attitudes improve by having class competition. Spirit was carried on into games, leading our football team to victory. Most of the squad’s time and effort was spent on making signs and goodies for our football team. At games the girls yelled so hard they lost their voices. They never let hot, cold, windy and rainy weather dampen their high spirits. These dedicated girls revived spirit at Lak- eridge! 1 — VARSITY FOOTBALL RALLY. BACK ROW: Marcia Thorne, Beth Withers. FRONT ROW: Nancy Gianotti. Lisa Annala, Beth Oli- phant, and Suzi Morris. 2 — Our rowdy fall rally shows team spirit! 3 — Captain Lisa Annala gets big lift from Jeff Beranek. 3 20 RALLY VOLLEYBALL