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

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Haunted House Spooks Spectators On Halloween Night Thoughts of Halloween brought visions of ghosts, goblins, witches, games, and lots of treats. That’s exactly what was happening on October 30 at the annual Halloween Night celebration. This year was a double success not only because of the large turn- out but also because of the partici- pation of the junior class. Sue Ste- vens, President, encouraged lots of involvement and her expectations were met. Altogether about 75 jun- iors helped with the activity from the setting up to the tearing down. There was such an unexpected crowd that tickets had to be recycled and many booths ran out of prizes. The doors opened at 7:30 and things shut down about 9:30. The turnout was larger than any in the past. Large participation could be attributed to the extensive publicity. Posters could be seen around Lake Oswego, announce- ments were in the Review, and groups of witches” circulated handouts at all of the Lake Oswego schools. The workers as well as the partici- pants were dressed in Halloween garb from cowboys to pumpkins, from witches to werewolves, from pirates to ghosts. It had all the ingredients of a fun evening — lots of people, activities, and a moderate amount of work. 1 — Cathy Goolsby, Brenda Baldwin, Sooney Maekin, Ellen Arnold, Madeline Rose, and ghost pose at the Haunted House entrance. 2 — Gordon Culp and Alan Park make a point with the help of Tiger, Russell Trom- ley. 3 — Wendy McDonald explains the art of ring-toss- ing. HOMECOMING HALLOWEEN NIGHT 29

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1 2 3 TONITe I 4 1 — Nine pirates and gypsies from the freshman class are caught by cam- era's eye. 2 — The sophomores dressed as cowboys and Indians during Homecoming Week. 3 — The junior class had a large turnout of 50's kids. 4 — Seniors relax in their Tahiti tourist costumes. 5 — Julie McNamara. Patty Ricker, Lori Elton. Mary Jane Radcliffe, Jill Elton, Laura Ries, and Stacey Brice are the seven dwarfs. 28 HOMECOMING HALLOWEEN NIGHT

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rrMy Three Angels” Cavort Musicians Please Big Crowd The antics of two murderers and an embezzler in the prison colony of French Guiana trying to save a fam- ily from a greedy uncle, provided many laughs for Lakeridge audi- ences as Director Herb Hyde, assisted by Debbie Baxter, presented My Three Angels.” Hyde’s reputation for stunning sets and lighting preceded his first production. His set for Angels” will be remembered as one of the finest seen here. To create the effect of a middle class French family in tropical Gui- ana, antique furniture was placed against bamboo covered walls, and the lighting was set to suggest 104°. The tech crew w7ho assisted proved itself up to par with every one else in the show — and that was a very high par indeed! With the highest attendance ever for a Lakeridge fall concert on hand, the music department had all it needed to put on an entertaining show. The evening got off to a start with the Pacer Choir performing Selec- tions from Oliver.” Missy Green, Katie Bright, Mary Ella Ross, and Shannon Larsen each sang a solo. Concert Choir followed with the spiritual Deep River” featuring Dave Hodel. The String Ensemble included Mozart’s Serenade for Strings.” Stage Choir sang three numbers. Then Company concluded the vocal part with When I Fall in Love” with Ed Sala soloing. Under the direction of Mr. Rick Tippets, Stage Band took the stage to play Miss Fine.” For the finale. Com- pany joined Stage Band to perform the choreographed number This Will Be.” 30 FALL CONCERT FALL PLAY