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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1982 volume:

LAKERIDGE ADDS COLOR TO OUR LIVES . . . VOLUME 'll LAKERIDGE HIGH SCHOOL. LAKE OSWEGO. OREGON EDITOR LYNDA PITTS CONTENTS Introduction....................................................................1-7 Athletics .....................................................................8-71 Senior Section ...............................................................72-96 Pork Bench............................................................... 97-112 Junior .....................................................................113-123 Sophomore ..................................................................124-133 Freshman ................................................................. 134-143 Special Events 144-159 Academics ..................................................................160-183 Activities .................................................................184-207 Ads ........................................................................208-219 Index 220-224 INTRODUCTION 1 POINTS US IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION . . . 2 INTRODUCTION MTRODUCTION 3 4 INTRODUCTION AND GIVES US THE CONFIDENCE TO STAY ON TOP. 6 INTRODUCTDN INTRODUCTION 7 8 ATHLETIC DIVISION ATHLETIC DIVISION 9 STRIKE FORCE '81 Goes To State ‘Strike Force '81' was similiar to most Pacer teams of the past. The torrid offensive unit led by All-State players Todd Anderson (QB) and Thane Cleland (SE) as well as offensive guard Regan Hyde were capable of rolling up big scores and helped prove this to be the most outstanding offense ever for Lakeridge. Defense was also a Pacer strongpoint with the outstanding linebacking of David Monnie, Chris Myers, Chris Coalson, and Brian Cole. In the first game of the season, the Pacers blasted Beaverton; the defending state champions. 40-17. The win put the Pacers in the number one ranking throughout most of the season. The Pacer gridders outscored their first six opponents 235-40, shutting out perennial power Hillsboro and league contenders Glencoe, Newberg. Tigard, and Dallas. The Forest Grove Vikings who were able to slow down Lakeridge's potent run-and-shoot offense, resulted in a disappointing 21-18 loss for the No. 1 Pacers. But, the Blue and Gold gridders recovered by executing McMinnville and romping Lake Oswego. In first-round, state playoff action, the Pacers came out the victor with a 20-17 win over Sheldon at Autzen Stadium. The second-round of the state playoffs proved not to be so lucky for the Pacer grid squad; who suffered a frustrating defeat to the R« eburg Indians. I'm proud of my kids. They battled. Nobody can say we got outhit or outplayed, we just got out-fated, said Coach Tom Smythe. 1981 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM COACHING STAFF Ed McQuory. Tom Smythe. Jerry Grosser , Joy Locey. Jeff Erdman. Jerry Hackenbruck. Royce McDaniels BACK ROW Joe McCarthy. David Monme. Bim Keenan. Greg Bakken. Chris Rhodes FOURTH ROW Dave Confer. Jeff Danchok. Matt Jefferson. Doug Albertson. Ed Solar. Chris Coalson. Todd Raish. Todd Carden. Robert Lowenberg. John Wagner. Sean Roberts THIRD ROW Jeff Lukch. Rick Fanger. Alex Withers. Pete Viteznik. Dan Dutton. Joe Everhart. Jay Halverson. Regan Hyde. Jim Schell. Eric Croll. Todd Beahm. Lance Woodbury. SECOND ROW: Brian Cole. Todd Anderson. Brian Gregoire. Dave Auxier. John Schell. Dan DeHaven. David Reed. Mike Leahy. Eric Sporre. Frank Stratton. Tom Taylor. Kris Rezac. Randy Timmerman FRONT ROW Don James. Henry Vincent. Thane Cleland. Majd ElAzma. Ernie Rose. J J B rden. Erik Borgeson. Greg Halvorson. Mike Tankers ey. Boomer Reiff. Rick Timmerman. Shane Knop NOT SHOWN Chris Myers. Eric Larsen. Denis Parsons. Trainer VARSITY FOOTBALL LHS LHS Beaverton 17 40 Dallas 9 27 Hilsboro 0 36 Forest Grove 21 18 Glencoe 14 34 McMinnville 0 35 Newberg 0 62 Lake Oswego 27 30 Tigard 0 36 Sheldon 17 20 Roseburg 10 0 9 WINS 2 LOSSES State Playoff Team 10 VARSITY FOOTBALL THANE CLELAND co-captam WVL ALL-STAR. 1ST TEAM Split End. Place Kicker. Punter ALL-METRO. 1ST TEAM OFFENSE ALL-STATE. 1ST TEAM OFFENSE ALL-STATE. 2ND TEAM DEFENSE REGAN HYDE WVL AH-STAR. 1ST TEAM Guard ALL-METRO. 1ST TEAM OFFENSE ALL-STATE. 1ST TEAM OFFENSE TODD ANDERSON co-captain WVL ALL-STAR. 1ST TEAM Quarterback ALL-METRO, 1ST TEAM OFFENSE ALL-STATE. 1ST TEAM OFFENSE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR ALL-AMERICAN. 1ST TEAM JOE EVERHART WVL ALL-STAR. 1ST TEAM f?i inninnhtn l ALL-STATE. HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE HENRY VINCENT WVL ALL-STAR. 1ST TEAM Halfback ERNIE ROSE WVL ALL-STAR. 1ST TEAM Safety ALL-METRO. 2ND TEAM DEFENSE ALL-STATE. 3RD TEAM DEFENSE RICK TIMMERMAN WVL ALL-STAR. 2ND TEAM Split End PETE VITEZMK DAN DUTTON WVL ALL-STAR. 2ND TEAM WVL ALL-STAR. 2ND TEAM Tackle Center BtM KEENAN WVL ALL-STAR. 2ND TEAM Tackle VARSITY FOOTBALL 11 12 FOOTBALL UNDERCLASSMEN SHOW PROMISE The football players on the three underclass teams show great promise of making fine varsity players in the future. Both the J.V. (9-0) and the Freshmen (7-1) captured their league championships. Although the Sophomore team was 2-4-1, they made their opposing teams work hard. Coach Hackenbruck thought that they improved their skill level tremendously. 1. Tom Taylor runs for the hole created by blockers 2 J.V FOOTBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Troy Yost. Todd Carden. Craig Chizum. Sean Roberts. Eric Croll. Mike Smith. James Feld. Chris Christensen. Joe Watts. MIDDLE ROW Eric Larsen. Eric Larson. Tom Harwood. John Wagner. Dave Dahlquist, Kris Rezac. Randy Timmerman. Paul Koepke. Chris Sawyer FRONT ROW Chris Gel- los. Larry Thun. David Auxier. Perry Peterson. Tom Taylor. Rick Mreen. Tom Stark. MikeMatnic. 3. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Coach Hackenbruck. Jim Sather. Jm Harwood. Drayden Ekas. John Hardy. Alan Parrish. Mike Kehoe. Dean Ekas. Jeff Zeteny. Coach Locey THIRD ROW Jim Schell. Eric Sporre. Mike Schaeffer. Steve Josephson. Chris Clark. Martin Dana. Scott Simmons. Rob Eldridge SECOND ROW Chuck Bloch. Chris Ca- meron, Rob Brady. Scott Peters. Geoff Hart. Brad Parrish. Tim Moore. Chad Peterson. Joey Martinez FRONT ROW Mark McDaniel. Danny White. Charlie Bailey. Greg Wootcott. Dave Bondo, Jeff Logan, Shawn Simons. Jamil Nizan. Ron Fdwtier 4 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW David Dusseau. Joe McCarthy. Jeff Danchok. Greg Brown. John Leary, Mike Becker. Tom McNamara. Todd Skrinar. MIDDLE ROW Erik Hurdstrom, Quinn Nieland, Brad Kuhnert. Heath Greenwood. Matt Perry. Scott Berry. Craig Swanson. David Daly. Larry Kemp. FRONT ROW Coach Erdman. Greg Schreiter. Larry Leighton. Jeff Gabel. Don Milford. Sean Scheans. Rob Piubeni. David Campf. Mike Fanger. Pete Gatto. Coach Devine. 14 FOOTBALL J. V. FOOTBALL LHS Beaverton 14 35 Canby 7 40 Glencoe 14 21 Newberg 2 29 Tigard 19 33 Dallas 0 38 Forest Grove 0 35 McMinnville 19 49 Lake Oswego 0 32 Wins: 9 Losses. 0 FOOTBALL 15 NOT QUITE FOUR That's right the 1981 Varsity Boys Soccer Season ended abrubtly when they were beat for the first time in the entire season during the state playoffs. The regular season was one of success and injuries. Within the first five games the team was hit by a plague in injuries that sidelined a majority of the senior members. These problems went to the advantage of the team when it was discovered that the people off fhe bench were equally as strong as the people out with injuries. This was proven through such crushing defeats as: LHS vs. Canby where the score was eight to one and LHS vs. Estacada where the Pacers buried them in the turf with a score of ten to one. For the whole season, the varsity blasted its opponents sixty-three to six. After winning the Willamette Valley League crown, the Pacers were “rigged and ready for state. In the opening game against Gladstone at Civic Stadium, the varsity won four to nil. Kent Jensen racked up a hat-trick (three goals) to bring his season total to an outstanding twenty-nine. Rich Ramakers earned the other goal by exploding a shot from the top of the box putting it through a mass of defenders and into the back of the net. In the following quarter final game to the shock of the players and fans, the Pacers were beat one to nil. This concluded a season that started a number six rating in the team polls and moved up to number one. 16 SOCCER 1 Wayne Tonning breaks away with the ball after burning a Glencoe striker 2 Brian Brennt turns to bring a lose ball into control 3 Randy Hamar receives a through ban to break down the wing 4 Kent Jensen controls the ban on his outstep and prepares to add to his many goals % o u Scores OPPONENT LHS Rex Putnam 0 4 Sandy 1 4 Canby 1 8 Estacada 0 10 Newberg 0 3 MolaUa 1 10 Forest Grove 1 7 Oregon City 0 4 Tigard 0 1 Lake Oswego 0 1 Glencoe 0 3 West Linn 1 4 State Playoffs Gladstone 0 4 Centennial 1 0 Total 6 63 18 SOCCER BACK ROW Wayne Tonning, Rick Meyers. Neil Leslie. John Calkins. Kent Jensen. Brian Brennt. Rod Meyers. Rich Ramakers. Steve Gutman. FRONT ROW. Erik Eselius. Don Walters. Clay Arkless. Eric Huber. Dave Deal. Mickey Kuse. Randy Hamar. Tyegh Home. Coach Terry Logan Statisticians Jarune Milford. Juba Lee Statistics Goal; 2 Home. Tyegh 0 3 Meyers. Rod 0 4 Walters. Don 0 5 Eselius. Erik 0 6 Gutman, Steve 5 7 Kuse. Mick 0 8 Meyers. Rick 4 • 9 Hamar. Randy 7 10 Calkins. John 11 Ramakers. Rich 0 � 3 k 12 Arkless. Clay , 6 13 Tonning. Wayne 2 14 Brennt. Brian 4 15 Jensen, Keny _ 17 Leslie.4 Neil 0 Huber. Eric 0 01 Deal. Dave ,0 AH League All State SOCCER 19 BOYS J. V SOCCER BACK ROW Todd Bull, Brett Zinket. Steve Bergeron, Kevin White. John Williams. Eric Milter. Dave Fawcett. Chad Schitperoart. Coach Brad Meader FRONT ROW: Grant Searles. Mike Fritz. Scott Howard. Chris Cameron. Matt Emten. Jason Hurtado. Clark Canfield. Brian Smith PACER SOCCER IS A KICK Brad Meader coached the boys J.V. soccer team for his third year. This was the fifth consecutive year that the boys J.V. went undefeated. Under coach Jim Jamieson, the girls J.V. soccer team accumulated a superior record of 6 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. The defense led by Jamie Writer at goalie, proved to be the difference in many games. This past year, the Frosh soccer team, with the help of Coach Willy Brennt, had an excellent season with a 7 and 4 record. This gave a fantastic outlook for the varsity team. 20 SOCCER GtRLS J. V SOCCER. BACK ROW Coach Jamieson. Missy WiHard. Rachael Grant. Amy Martin. MIDDLE ROW Lisa Bosworth. Deborah Richie. JuHe Gast. Karrie LeMatta. Rebecca Rohen. Andrea Breuner. Tracey Peters. Kris Davis. FRONT ROW Kathy Okoneski. Liz Esefius. Kristin Lawrence. Staci Schultheis, Maria Stevens. Gail Lucas. Ileana Meza. Jamie Writer BOYS FRESHMAN SOCCER. BACK ROW Chad Harwood. Jim Hogarth. Brian Hathaway. David Jackson. Coach Willie Brennt. Scott Seeley. Ben Fritz. Pat Nokes. Brad Hart. FRONT ROW Andrew Park. Jim Betts. Brad Tisdel. Ed Chrisman. Brian Vance. Jay Moir. Kip Prohaska. Shawn Rude. Andy McNeil. J. V. BOYS SOCCER Rex Putnam 2 LHS 3 Sandy 1 10 Canby 1 9 Estacada 0 12 Newberg 0 0 Moialia 0 5 Forest Grove 1 5 Oregon City 1 3 Tigard 0 1 i ake Oswego 0 1 Glencoe 0 1 West Linn 0 3 11 Wins 1 Tie J. V. GIRLS SOCCER Barlow 0 LHS 2 Franklin 2 2 Putnam 0 4 Wilson 1 0 Glencoe 0 7 West Linn 0 9 Lake Oswego 0 2 Tigard 0 1 6 Wins 1 Loss 1 Tie FROSH SOCCER Neil Armstrong 0 LHS 17 Jesuit 1 4 Fowler 4 5 Brown 0 11 Twalty 1 4 Lake Oswego 2 0 Park rose 1 0 Whitford 4 1 Evergreen 1 8 Poynter 0 7 Lake Oswego 1 0 7 Wins 4 Losses SOCCER 21 1 1 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER BACK ROW Missy Willard. Coach Ken Marshall. Amy Martin MDDLE ROW Rebecca Rohen. Jennifer Nacrelh. Melissa Othman. Shelly McElroy. Jill McGranahan. Jennifer Rockwood. Beth Nacretti. Colleen Smith. Heather Myhr. FRONT ROW Maria Stevens. Diane Shull. Katy Papin. Colleen Webb. Becky Sola. Jennifer Tisdel. Shawn Manes. Lisa Doyle. Julie Britsch. 2 Jennifer NacreUi goes in with a strong kick on goal 22 VARSITY SOCCER SOCCER 23 SUCCESS AT STATE The Lakeridge girl's soccer team was a great success this season. Rated No. 1 in the state, the girls went on to win all of their league games and captured the district title. In the first playoff game, the Pacers came away with a victory over Churchhill with a score of 1-0. The second playoff game unfortunately, was a loss, with two overtimes and a shootoff that finally decided the outcome of the game with a final score of 1-0. All- staters were, Shelley McElroy and Colleen Smith. Voted all-leagures were Shelley McElroy, Colleen Smith, Beth Nacrelli, Melissa Othman, and Jill McGranahan. 1 Coach Marshall and team members have a serious talk at halftime 2. Coach Ken Marshall surveys the games' anticipation 3. Jennifer Tisdel shows extremely hard devotion. 4. Melissa Othman and Shelley McElroy discuss game plans. 5. Top shooter Colleen Smith goes in for a goal. 24 VARSITY SOCCER 2 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER Bartow 0 L.H.S. 4 Reynolds 1 5 Franklin 2 8 Sherwood 0 12 WHson 0 5 Glencoe 0 4 West Linn 0 8 Lake Oswego 1 3 Tigard 0 3 Catlin Gable 0 4 Forest Grove 0 8 O.E.S. 0 7 Churchill 0 1 Aloha 1 0 WINS: 13 LOSSES: 1 STATE PLAYOFF TEAM PACERS ON THE RUN The efforts of the 1981 Cross Country team were paid off at the district meet where the girls placed a strong second and the boys placed third. Sophomore runner Jennifer Jenkins excelled in many wins this year. She was a valuable runner although midway through the season she suffered from tendonidis. Although the boys' season ended at district, their performance during the year was of high quality. 1. Jennifer Howe. 2. Matt Lucas. 3. CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: Larry Crites. Keith Rose. Joe Moorad. BUI Ostrie. Gordon RaOmg. Mike Dueker. Ray Veiket. Chris LaFranchi. THIRD ROW: Coach Jan Murphy Kevin Parsons. Jennifer Howe Scott Fuller. Tom Busby. Patricia Monnie. James Rossen. Tina Knutson Coach Keith Hurdstrom. SECOND ROW Mary Breuner. Nina Moorad. Paul Stamnes. Valarie Crites. Matt Lucas. Jennifer Jenkins. Jett Perkins. FRONT ROW Kris Tagmeyer. Heidi Rhodes. Molly Wallace Wunderly. A. Coach Keith Hurdstrom. Cross Country BOYS VARSITY BOYS JV GIRLS OPP LHS Newberg 50 15 Forest Grove 63 20 Dalas 62 20 McMinnville 52 46 L.O. 28 46 Tigard 28 34 Glencoe 28 34 District 3rd State OPP LHS OPP LHS 45 15 35 24 45 15 43 28 45 15 60 28 34 22 44 44 25 33 inc. 44 23 24 30 36 33 27 38 36 2nd Attended State 26 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY 27 28 VOLLEYBALL J.V.'S PROMISE STRENGTH IN VARSITY The Varsity Volleyball team proved to be tough competitors this year. They lost some hard tought games. This well mixed team, which combined sophomores, juniors and seniors, played well this season. Senior captain Sue Sawyer proved to be a good motivational leader as well as a good player. The team played well at home with the support of an emotional Pacer crowd. The J.V. team had an outstanding season losing only four games. They promise to fill the varsity spots next year. The Freshman team has high hopes for next year as J.V. players. JUNIOR VARSITY Dallas WON Lake Oswego LOST McMinnville LOST Forest Grove WON Glencoe WON Tigard WON Newberg LOST lake Oswego LOST Datos WON Forest Grove WON McMinnville WON Glencoe WON Newberg WON FRESHMAN Dallas Lake Oswego McMinnville Forest Grove Fowler Twality Newberg Lake Oswego Dallas Forest Grove McMinnville Twality Fowler Newberg WON WON LOST WON LOST LOST LOST LOST LOST LOST LOST LOST WON WON 1. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Coach Thomas. Debbie Deenng. Gad Lee. Lisa Garvey. Laura Garvey. FRONT ROW. Yvonne Valdenegro. Sue Sawyer. Elizabeth Graham. Barbara Adams. Susie Estes 2 J V VOLLEYBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Margaret Rainey. Kim Day. Carla Nilsen. Kathleen Steffens. Christine North. FRONT ROW: Coach Banks. Brenda Thomas. Michelle Miller. Jamie Hicks. Tami Naifor. Cindy McKennon. Diana Bright. Jami Kobble. 3. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Emdy Tetreault. Rene Cannard. Timi Saparto Coach Dry den. Wendy Hokinson. Sara Staley. Patty Wagner FRONT ROW Courtney Canfield. Lisa Baity. Mardyn Fedon. Amy Britsch. Karen Pitts. Laura Thornton. 4. 5. 6. The emotions of Coach Thomas WINS 9 LOSSES 4 WINS: 5 LOSSES 9 VOLLEYBALL 29 1 GYMNASTICS TEAM BACK ROW Lynne! Mader. JKMUSs. Kathy White THIRD ROW MicheHe Bohm. Susan Tofte. Cami Gray. Judy Wright. Anne Doerner SECOND ROW Lisa Vezmar. Cheryl Olsen. Paula Harfst. Shana Campbell FIRST ROW Krista Clark. Coach Rene LaBrousse. Brandi Stewart 2 Jill Millis 3 Krista Clark on the paralell bars 4. Lynne! Mader on the beam. 5. Susan Tofte on the paralen bars. 30 GYMNASTICS 1 PACER GIRLS IN ACTION This year Lakeridge Gymnastics had a superb season. One of the best areas for the team was the floor exercise. Cheryl Olson and Susan Tofte lead the team in this event and continued to show growing expertise during the season. Kathy White and Cheryl Olson lead the team on as captains along with Coach Rene LaBrousse. Other outstanding members were Cami Gray and Brandi Stewart. Along with the floor exercises Cami competed on the parallel bars and Brandi did the vault. These were a few of the excellent members of the team, though there were many others who made it a winning season for Lakeridge. GIRLS GYMNASTICS OPPONENT LHS Lake Oswego 61.85 93 43 Forest Grove 108.2 101.5 Tigard 101.4 1029 Newberg 112 9 113.5 McMinnville 97.5 116.6 Glencoe 130 104 Tri-meets 111 Lakeridge 125 West Linn 118 Conby WINS: 4 LOSSES: 4 5 GYMNASTICS 31 The 1981-82 campaign proved to be an exciting one for the Lakeridge Varsity Boys' Basketball team. The Pacers, coached by Gordie James, made their 4th consecutive appearance in the State Playoffs after making an outstanding comeback from an early 3-5 league record. The Pacer team was led by seniors. Thane Cleland, John Abercrombie, Craig Jurney. Todd Raish, Ernie Rose, All-State Don James, and All-State Dan Dutton. Juniors Rick Fanger. Rich Crabtree, and freshman Gary Woolworth also displayed intensity and poise. The Blue and Gold had a triumphant preseason. The Pacers not only claimed the first place Pacer Christmas Classic trophy for the second year in a row, but they also defeated West Linn, Wilson, and Jesuit foes. Willamette Valley League action was once again powerful and well-balanced. The second half of league play was much more successful for the Pacer hoopsters as they victoriously surpassed Newberg. Forest Grove, McMinnville, Dallas, and Tigard opponents. Both Lakeridge and McMinnville vied as the third place WVL league representative to state which resulted in a 3rd contest with the Grizzlies. The Pacers dominated the game beating McMinnville 55-45. earning themselves a playoff spot with Centennial. Don Gus James' 24' game winning jump shot was the pinnacle of the clash, ending the battle 54-52. The Pacers then traveled to Cresent Valley for the 2nd round of the state playoffs, but Lakeridge saw a frustrating 53-49 loss posting a final 15-8 mark. Don James was the top scoring leader for the Pacers, the league, and the county. He scored a game high of 35 against Wilson. Ernie Rose. Thane Cleland. and Dan Dutton topped the league for the most assists. Cleland. Dutton, and Craig Jurney were all competitive on boards. i VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Sunset Jamboree Opp LHS Fort Vancouver 62 54 Wilson 72 74 West Linn 51 65 Beaverton 56 67 Jesuit 43 47 Aloha 47 51 Glencoe 56 54 Forest Grove 76 80 Newberg 5A 65 Lake Oswego 66 56 Tigard 64 63 McMinnville 51 50 Dallas 49 60 Glencoe 64 60 Forest Grove 48 76 Newberg 53 67 Lake Oswego 51 48 Tigard 53 73 McMinnville 53 58 Dallas 50 77 McMinnville 45 55 Centennial 52 54 Cresent Valley 53 49 15 WINS 8 LOSSES STA TE PL A YOFF TEAM , VARSITY 32 BASKETBALL 4 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: BACK ROW. Don James. Thane Cleland. Gary Woolworth. John Abercrombie. Todd Raish. Craig Jurney, Dan Dutton. Rich Crabtree. Ernie Rose. Rick Fanger FRONT ROW. Scott Scooter” Evans. Coach Jm Sather. Coach Gordie James. Coach Geno Schmidt, and Chris Lee VARSITY BASKETBALL 33 LAKEROGE J. V. BASKETBALL LHS OPPT. 74 Fort Vancouver 33 55 Wison 44 62 West Linn 46 52 Beaverton 39 38 Jesuit 42 58 Aloha 57 58 Glencoe 57 65 Forest Grove 50 69 Newberg 33 50 Lake Oswego 51 87 Tigard 78 63 McMinnville 49 71 Da as 54 69 Glencoe 63 70 Forest Grove 60 74 Newberg 39 58 Lake Oswego 47 63 Tigard 60 51 McMinnville 33 71 Dalas 62 Wins 17 Losses 3 LAKEROGE SOPHOMORES LHS BASKETBALL OPPT. 82 Fort Vancouver 56 65 Sunset 52 60 Oregon City 31 78 West Linn 45 32 Jesuit 29 87 Glencoe 34 87 Canby 39 68 Newberg 26 44 Lake Oswego 50 66 Tigard 62 64 McMinnvile 58 56 Dallas 47 58 West Linn 43 93 Glencoe 27 58 Tigard 42 59 Newberg 46 63 Lake Oswego 41 59 Tigard 55 45 McMinnvile 46 77 Dallas 39 Wins 18 Losses 2 1 J. V TEAM BACK ROW: Brian Baker. Pete Viteznik. Coach Jim Sat her. Bim Keenan. Greg Brown. Todd Beahm FRONT ROW John Schwortzman. Jeff Krebs. Mike Marshak. Lance Woodbury. Tom Atchison 3 FROSH BLUE TEAM BACK ROW Mark Garvey. Tom McNamara. John Cleary. Mike Becker. Kevin Coving- ton. Scott Barry FRONT ROW Brad Tisdel. Brad Hart. Brad Kunnert. Rick Savofanian. Mike Fanger 2 SOPHOMORE TEAM BACK ROW Rick Myers. Dave Deal. Mike Kehoe. Eric CroH. Mark Henson. Jim Sat her. Mike McKennon. Scott Fuller. Keith McCakum. Martin Dang. Scott Lockwood. 4 FROSH GOLD TEAM BACK ROW Danny Withers. John Sewek. Jeff Danchok. Cach Hackenbruck. Eric Stem- Winder. Scott Brown. David Jackson. FRONT ROW Greg Schreiter. Sean Sheens. Barry Kahle. Eric Hurd- strom. Brian Hathaway. Qum Neaiand. Tom Hatcher. Pete Gatto. 36 JV, SOPHOMORE BOYS BASKETBALL 3 LAKEROGE FROSH BLUE BASKETBALL LHS OPPT. 75 Jesuit 60 54 West Linn 52 68 Moss 47 76 Canby 55 62 Fowler 29 48 Forest Grove 40 67 Newberg 21 69 Lake Oswego 38 38 Twality 63 84 McMinnville 37 65 LaCreole 51 57 Fowler 60 92 Forest Grove 27 79 Newberg 49 46 Lake Oswego 37 90 Twality 49 42 McMinnville 46 84 LaCreole 39 Wins: 15 Losses: 3 LAKEROGE FROSH GOLD BASKETBALL LHS OPPT. 72 Jesuit 54 72 West Linn 52 47 Moss 37 63 Canby 65 52 Fowler 36 56 Forest Grove 22 65 Newberg 31 61 Lake Oswego 29 71 Twality 62 47 McMinnville 45 80 LaCreole 41 57 Fowler 45 73 Forest Grove 50 68 Newberg 31 42 Lake Oswego 37 50 Twality 73 80 McMirmvile 48 70 LaCreole 64 Wins 16 Losses 2 This year's underclassmen laid all doubts about our basketball future to rest. Each team scored an average of more than 60 points a game. The junior varsity team consisted of all juniors except for freshman Greg Brown. Coach Sather's J.V. team had an impressive record of 17 and 3. The sophomore boys who averaged 63 points a game finished out the season at 18 wins and 2 losses. Jim Devine's blue freshmen team had an encouraging record of 15 and 3. Coach Hackenbruck led his freshmen gold team to a 16 and 2 year. Judging from the records and scoring averages of the underclassmen teams and future of Lakeridge basketball is in the hands of more than competent coaches and players. FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL 37 38 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Girls Varsity Basketball Team had a slow start this year, but came on strong to finish the year off with a 12 wins 8 losses record. This outstanding team was led by senior twins Laura and Lisa Garvey, and Juniors such as Heidi Brice and Julie Britsch. The team as a whole played exceptionally well and worked together superbly. Lake Oswego, a strong rival, gave some troubles to the varsity girls losing both times they rose to play them. There were some great games such as; Dallas, McMinnville, and Beaverton. Great Year Girls!! 1. Coach Herm Mize pumps up the girls during the Lake Oswego game Listening are Heidi Brice, and Carla Nilsen. 2 Denise Lynam ( 31) looks toward fellow player Heidi Brice in hopes of a good pass. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL OPPONENT LHS OPPONENT LHS Hillsboro 43 39 Tigard 45 39 Aloha 50 49 McMinnvile 35 49 Canby 40 50 Dallas 31 28 Roosevelt 37 44 Glencoe 28 31 Beaverton 31 52 Forest Grove 36 40 St. Mary's 38 49 Newberg 33 28 Glencoe 58 42 Lake Oswego 57 39 Forest Grove 30 42 Tigard 38 46 Lake Oswego 46 42 McMinnvile 52 45 Newberg 37 52 Dallas 38 60 12 Wins 8 Losses 1. Lakeridge Girls Varsity Basketball Team Back Row Jennifer Rock wood. Melissa Othman. Carolyn Horn. Coach Herm Mize. Heidi Brice. Carla Nielsen. Barb Adams. Front Row Jube Britsch. Lisa Doyle. Laura Garvey. Lisa Garvey. Maria Stevens. Denise Lynam. GIRLS VARSITY BB 39 FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL WINS 11 LOSSES 7 OPPONENT Canby 29 Gardiner 24 Ogden 30 Roosevelt 36 Fowler 33 Neil Armstrong 20 Newberg 24 Lake Oswego 32 Twality 33 McMinnville 37 Dallas 16 Fowler 26 Forest Grove 23 Newberg 23 Lake Oswego 42 Twality 65 McMinnville 37 Dalas 34 A i '' 40 JV FROSH GIRLS BASKETBALL The junior varsity and freshman girls basketball teams had a very successful year, and surprised alot of people with their winning records. The freshman had an outstanding year of basketball with an It-7 win, loss record. The junior varsity team also had a good season with a record of 10 wins and 9 losses. The J.V. team improved a great deal from the 1980-81 season, in which their record was 8 wins and 14 losses. Although the freshman team did better last year, with a 16 win and 3 loss record, the team showed a great amount of talent and potential talent. 1. Nancy Thompson shoots over the oppostion. 2 Carolyn Horn attempts to steal the ban. 3 Becky Kuhnert drives toward the hoop 4 GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW left to right. Heidi Rhodes. Amy Britsch. Tina Stevens. Kim Nolen. Linda Bantsan. and Marilyn Matias BACK ROW left to right Jin Carter. Michele Wheeler. Melinda Moir. COACH Ken Marshell. Rachael Grant. Lindsay Myers, and Chrissy Tracy. 5. GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW left to right. Maria Stevens. Becky Kuhnert. Nancy Thompson. Traci Edwards, and Denise Lyman BACK ROW. left to right Barb Adams. Carla Niison. Carolyn Horn. Kim Walker. Karrie Lematta. and Missy Telsey. 6 Beth Murphy listens closely to words of wisdom. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Hillsboro OPPONENT LHS Aloha 35 39 Canby 25 33 Roosevelt 24 19 Beaverton 28 58 Glencoe 30 13 Forest Grove 63 25 Newberg 38 43 Lake Oswego 25 36 Tigard 36 25 McMinnville 61 39 Dallas 20 35 Glencoe 22 32 Forest Grove 37 25 Newberg 34 33 Lake Oswego 44 30 Tigard 36 47 McMinnville 52 32 Dallas 24 32 25 36 WINS 10 LOSSES ? JV FROSH GIRLS BASKETBALL 41 Despite budget cuts which threatened the ski team, the Pacer team considered the season to have been the most successful in the school's history. The team participated in five race meets and earned excellent places in each. Both girls' and boys' teams were able to win first place in the Willamette Valley League. In state Shelley McElroy earned a combined third place for the girls' slalom and giant slalom races. Hillary Hibbard earned fourth place in the giant slalom and fifth overall. Eric Sutter took fourth place in the slalom race and Greg Smith won thirteenth in the giant slalom. As a combined team the girls and boys earned second place at state. This was a great season for both boys and girls. 1. Eric Sutter speeds down the MH. 2. Steve Jenkins prepares to race as teammates look on. 3. The varsity girls clown around before the state meet. 4. Shelley Ace McElroy poses for a picture. 5. SKI TEAM. BACK ROW Greg Smith. Paul Koepke, Chris LaFranchi. Coach Gale VanHoorn. FOURTH ROW Eric Sutter. Hater Daharee. Tom Scully. John Wright. Steve Jenkins THIRD ROW: Jennifer Bidwel Holly English. Kim Prohaska. Shelley McElroy. Brian Hutchens. SECOND ROW Mike Smith. Greg Ariens. Andy Hochhalter. Hillary Hibbard. FRONT ROW Ron Fulwier. Barbie Rogers. Kris Davis. Debbie Deering, Shannon Larson. Scott McClung. 42 SKIING Boys VARSITY SKIING Willamette Valley League Girls 3rd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st overall 1st overall 5th STATE 4th 2nd overall SKIING -43 1. SWIM TEAM. BACK ROW: Scott Seely. Lorry Crites. Steve Daly. M McGronohon. Kris Simpson. Debbie Gast. Christy Robinson. Meri Morris. Mark Cannard. Curt Oft. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Jordon. Michelle Cannard. Coach Jm Jamieson. Darlene Starr. Jenny Merrit. Jacci Sowers. Andrea Breuner. Mike Stanford. Dave Daly. Val Crites. Mike Dension. Jim Koehn. Chris Ott. Bin KoH. Jeff Morris. THIRD ROW: Janet Shaw. Ricki Dawes. Rene Cannard. Sue Koehn. SECOND ROW: Managers-Motly McKenzie. Jamie Writer. Debbie Richie. Karen Dusek, Emily Wilson. Courteneay Detjens. Stacie Murray. Jeff Henroth. FIRST ROW Jennifer Tisdel'. Kristin Lawrence. Katie Ariens. Stan Kennedy. NOT SHOWN: Lori Van Meter. Clark Patton. 2. Kris Simpson comes up for air while swimming at state meet. 3. Stacie Murray with an intensive look awaits for a swimming score. 4. Jeff Henrotin on his final lap The Lakeridge swim team created big waves this season. The girls broke six school records, came in second place for district, and third place for state. At the same time, the boys broke three school records, came in third place for district, and sixth place for state. As coach Jim Jamieson reports, This years girls swim team has achieved their most important goal, a trophy at state. By their good showing at state, the boys again proved that we have one of the best boys programs in the state. 44 SWIMMING W8 + r OPPONENT Girts L.H.S. Boys OPP. L.H.S. Gresham 71 85 90 66 Aloha 41 117 50 106 Forest Grove 60 95 78 75 Reynolds 55 100 66 91 Newberg 63 93 61 94 L. O. 84 72 97 59 Centennial 50 106 72 90 HIsboro 24 64 26 62 Glencoe 30 60 32 56 Tigard 50 105 73 83 McMinnville 76 80 82 62 Whs 10 Losses 1 Wins 7 Losses A . r Event State Finalists Time 200 Medley Relay Jill McGranahan Ricki Dawes Debbie Gast Val Crites 4th 2:00.66 200 Freestyle Michelle Cannard 4th 2:01.67 One-Meter Diving Lori Van Meter 2nd 348.16 100 Butterfly Michelle Cannard 3rd 1:02.36 100 Freestyle Val Crites 4th 56.19 400 Freestyle Relay Michelle Cannard Val Crites Ricki Dawes Meri Morris 2nd 348.97 200 Medley Relay Mark Cannard Kris Simpson Clark Patton Chris Ott 1st 1:40.18 200 Individual Medley Mark Cannard 1st 1 56.01 100 Backstroke Mark Cannard 1st 'New School 54.07 Record • New State Record SWIMMING 45 OPPONENT VARSITY WRESTLING LHS Jefferson 6 47 Tourney Sunset s39 15 Grant 45 3 Madison 49 12 McMmnvifle 50 15 Forest Grove 45 15 Newberg 62 12 Tourney Scappose 41 24 Hood River 51 19 Sunset 35 17 Lake Oswego 27 38 Tigard 58 12 Tourney Parkrose 24 34 West Linn 32 27 Madison 24 38 Dallas 54 12 Tourney soo 49 12 Scappose 44 28 Glencoe 63 12 Glencoe 65 8 WINS 4 LOSSES 16 46 WRESTLING 3 This year's wrestling team ran into tough opponents and untimely injuries causing their record to falter. Returning wrestlers from last year constructed the backbone of this year's team. Wrestlers like: Regan Hyde, Tom Bushman, David Ingraham, and Mark McDaniel were great assets to the team. Lake Oswego, who has always been a rival, was defeated again this year by the score of 39-32. The Lakeridge wrestling team has defeated or tied Lake Oswego in their last five matches. Last year Regan Hyde qualified for state and again this year. All in all the Lakeridge wrestling program suffered setbacks with a lower turnout and unfortunate injuries. The wrestling team is expected to bounce back next year. 1. Mark McDaniel sizes up opponent during match. 2 Tom Bushman pians his strategy for an upcoming match. 3. LAKERDGE WRESTLING TEAM. BACK ROW Debbie VanDusen; stats. Kristin Parsons: stats. Larry Scheiter. Eric Larson. Dave Cox. Regan Hyde. Shane Botz. Tom Bushman. Mike Martiny, Janine Milford: stats. Coach Chuck Sowers. FRONT ROW: Larry Leighton. Mark McDaniel, Charlie McAfee. James Atselt. Robert Brady. Rick GHes. Larry Kemp. David Bondo. Matt Lucas. David Ingraham. Ken Chrisman 4 David Ingraham takes a break from the wrestling match. WRESTLING 47 1 Under the coaching of Royce McDaniel, the Pacer baseball team had another successful season. The Pacers surprised everyone with a 13 and 13 record. The Pacers lost a game to Tigard by a score of 10 to 9 in the 9th inning that would have put Lakeridge into the state tournament. Outstanding pitching by Todd Beahm and batting by Rick Timmerman kept the Pacers in the hunt all year long. 1 Coach McDaniels calmly disputes a call 2 Todd Beahm hurls another one for a strike 3 John Schwartz man shows everyone how it's done 4 Back Row Kent Jensen. Tom AtcNson. Todd Beahm. Coach Royce McDaniel. Rick Timmerman. Jay Halvorson. Middle Row Lisa Bos worth. Eric Sporre. Jeff Krebbs. John Schwartzman. Kevin Walczyk. Tom Taylor. Rob Brady Front Row Henry Vincent. Dave Auxier. John Schell. Jim ScheH. Majd El Azma. 48 BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL OPP. LHS Jackson 6 7 Jackson 7 4 Sunset 9 8 McNary - DH 6. 1 5. 2 Beaverton - DH 16. 8 0.0 West Linn - DH 16. 6 3. 7 Newberg 6 0 Glencoe 3 4 Lake Oswego 5 2 Aloha - DH 17. 9 10. 10 Dallas 11 12 Tigard 11 5 McMinnville 5 12 Forest Grove 1 7 Newberg 1 3 Glencoe 5 4 Lake Oswego 5 10 Dallas 6 12 Tigard 5 7 McMinnville 14 0 Forest Grove 4 (playoff) 6 Tigard 10 9 Wins 13 Losses 13 The girls' varsity softball team ended their season with a league record of 4-6, narrowly missing a playoff spot in a close Willamette Valley League race. First year varsity coach Denise Dryden used this talented team, which consisted of four seniors, three juniors, and six sophomores, as a team to improve fundamental skills and to build for the future. The team could attribute their success to their excellent offense. The Pacer infield consisted of 1st team All- Leaguers Lisa Doyle at 3rd base, Jennifer Rockwood at 1st, and Jennifer Holzemer on the mound. The other infielders included catcher Laura Garvey, 2nd baseman Julie Britsch, and shortstop Maria Stevens. The outfield positions were played by Lynda Pitts, Heather Myhr, and Jamie Hicks. Victories over Glencoe, Tigard, McMinnville, and Lake Oswego highlighted the season. The Pacers squad pounded the Lakers 13-3 in five innings. Lakeridge showed their aggressiveness at bat with 15 hits, while LO had 3 hits and 10 errors. With the departure of only four seniors-Lisa Doyle, Laura Garvey, Lynda Pitts, and Tauna Grimes, Coach Dryden has high hopes for a strong core of returning juniors and sophomores. 1. Third baseman Lisa Doyle waits for a play. 3. Laura Garvey awaits the pitch. 4. Lynda Pitts shows her aggressiveness in the batter's box. 5. All-League Jennifer Holzemer goes for a bunt. 6. JV GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Tina Stevens. Nicki Paul. Margo Rainey. Kim Samar. Coach Dawn Collins. Kathy Hughes. Chrissy Tracey. Amy Britsch. FRONT ROW: Gina Mreen. Christa Clark. Marylyn FeUon. Lori VanMeter. Patty Wagner. Debbie Parker. Linda Bant sari, Beth Murphy. Mariyn Matias. 7. Denise Dryden coaching her team at 3rd base against McMinnville. 8. All-League Jennifer Rockwood at first base VARSITY SOFTBALL Aloha 17 LHS 0 Beaverton 15 9 Sunset 7 19 Oregon City 5 4 Tigard 5 10 Glencoe 5 3 McMinnville 3 7 Lake Oswego 6 5 Newberg 4 2 Tigard 10 5 Glencoe 7 9 McMinnville 8 6 Lake Oswego 3 13 Newberg 8 5 5 WINS 9 LOSSES 4th Place - WVL JV SOFTBALL Aloha 22 LHS 9 Beaverton 18 5 Sunset 7 17 Oregon City 15 9 Tigard 10 0 Glencoe 17 1 McMinnviBe 3 13 Lake Oswego 1 6 Newberg 15 4 Tigard 4 19 Glencoe 10 21 McMinnville 21 22 Lake Oswego 20 9 Newberg 7 17 7 WINS 7 LOSSES 50 SOFTBALL GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM. BACK ROW Tauna Grimes, Jennifer Holzemer. Lynda Pitts, Denise Dryden. Barb Adams, Jennifer Rock wood, Laura Garvey. FRONT ROW Dee Lynam, Julie Britsch. Jamie Hicks, Lisa Doyle. Maria Stevens. Heather Myhr. Carrie Sisavic Coach Geno Schmidt and the junior varsity team had a tough season this year. The team, consisting mostly of sophomores, wound up with a final record of 6 wins and 16 losses. There were three juniors on the team this year. Junior Warren Dexter proved to be a big help offensively as well as defensively. The freshmen boys had an equally tough season. They struggled to break the 500 mark at the end of the season with a victory over Forest Grove. 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL BACK ROW: Scott Lockwood. Mark Henson. Warren Dexter. David McDaniel. Mike Wimberly. Brad Parrish. FRONT ROW: Barb Vogt. Chad Peterson. Paul Stomnas. David Marto. Charlie Bailey. John Felion. Coach Geno Schmidt FRONT ROW Mark McDaniel. Tony Tarr. Matt Logan. Barry Smith. 2. FRESHMAN BASEBALL BACK ROW Mark Garvey. Ted Devore. Matt Denton. Coach Bramsman. Dan Withers. Neil Anderson. Scott MIDDLE ROW: Andy McNeill. Scott Powell. Rob Piubeni. Jason Cleaver, 'had Harwood. Eric Hurdstrom. Jeff Reynolds. Ed Crissman. Tom Hatcher. FRONT ROW Pete Gatto. Shean Rudy. Mike Rodger. Eric Vanderhalen. Rob Postal. 3. 4. Pacer Baseball men show the competitiveness of their sport. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Jockson 16 3 lefce Oswego 10 2 Newberg 3 9 Lake Oswego 6 2 Dolos 3 11 Twafety 7 13 McNAnnvke 1 21 Forest Grove 6 5 Newberg 14 4 Fowler 14 18 lake Oswego 4 2 Dalos 6 5 Twakty 10 13 Fowter 6 8 McMnov © 3 7 Forest Grove 9 8 WHS 8 LOSSES 6 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Jockson 3 7 Dak� 17 5 Jockson 4 7 Tgard 7 5 T� gard 6 10 McMnnv«e 2 4 P Survsei 7 10 Forest Grove 10 9 Memory 1 2 Newberg 1 8 Me Nary 0 11 Gtencoe 8 9 Newberg 13 14 Lake Oswego 6 9 Gtencoe 11 0 Dak� 3 5 ? Lake Oswego 6 9 Tigard 7 5 AJona 5 19 West imo 14 4 Ajona 3 10 McMrtnv e 5 20 6 WINS 16 LOSSES 52 JV FROSH BASEBALL JV FROSH BASEBALL 53 1 Strong individual performances as well as team depth led to another league championship for the Pacers. Despite being plagued by numerous injuries, Lakeridge also turned in a fine performance at state in Eugene. J. J. Birden and Thane Clelend contributed greatly to the Pacer's success in the long jump and the intermediate hurdles. The winning tradition of Lakeridge has again been upheld. 1. Robert Lowenberg heaves the discus. 2. J.J. flies. 3. Jeff LuHch clears the bar. 4 BOYS TRACK BACK ROW: Coach Locey. Joe Moorad. Greg Bakken, Todd Carden. Phil Stewart. Robert Dunn. Gary Wooiworth. Ray Veilet. Scott Jackson Robert Lowenberg. John Hardy. Mike E. Smith. Bim Keenan. Reagan Hyde. Joe Everhart. Mike Tankersley. John Jones. John LuHch. Raoul Reddy. Mike Dueker Thane Cleland. Coach Hurdstrom. Scott Evans. MIDDLE ROW Dave Stavitz. Trevor Kitanic. John Wagner. Kevin Murry. Eric Larson. Todd Scriner. Keith Rose Ty Montgomery. Kevin Covington. Brian Smith. Hafez Daree. Brian Goodrich. Steve Bergeron. Jeff Luhch. Jim Harwood. Larry Crites. Chad SchUperoort. Don Walters Steve Gutman. Mike Becker. Scott Sea y. FRONT ROW: Todd Moorad. Matt Lucas. Scott Fuller. JamU Nizam. Jerray Bel Kevin Parsons. Don Milford. J.J. Birden. Clay Arkless. Quinn Ntefand. Wayne Tonning. Brian Gregoire. James Rossen. Brian Albritch. Chris GeKos, Gordy Wilson. Chris Alber. Brad Hart. Wes Watson. 5. Thane Cleland. Ty Montgomery, and Jerray Bel show off their speed BOYS TRACK OPP LHS Jackson 49 96 Glencoe 54 91 Lake Oswego 60 85 Forest Grove 47 98 Tigard 54 91 Newberg 33 112 Dallas 56 89 McMinnville 40 95 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 8TH IN STATE 54 BOYS' TRACK The Lakeridge Girls' Track Team had another tremendous season and captured the district title for the second year in a row. Celeste Etherly fought problems with her leg muscles all year long, but came into state strong and ready to compete. In the 100 meters she was ahead throughout the race until she pulled her hamstring and pulled up. Efforts the entire year by Jennifer Nacrelli, Melissa Othmann, Pat Monnie, and Shelley McElroy helped the team to some great wins. 1. Senior sprinter Celeste Ethery comes in first in the 100 meter sprint. 2. The Girls Track Team from Left to Right; Front Row: Asst. Coach Jan Murphy. Kris Tagmeyer. Nina Moor ad. Lisa Vezmar. Stephanie Moulton. Linda Hale. Cheryl Olson. Coach Sheila Banks. Second Row: Amy Scharwatt, Traci Peters. Shawn Groves. Sara Staley. Gad Lee. Bonnie Small. Jennifer Jenkins. Third Row: Pat Monnie. Laura Higdon. Tamiko Monroe. Jid Carter. Tina Knutson. Fourth Row: Becca Grant. Rachael Grant. Rebecca Rohen. Kimm Pollack. Cinthia Trimble. Michelle Arthington. Fifth Row. (standing) Val Crites. Colleen Smith. Kim Day. Hillary Hibbard. Jennifer Mideson. Shelley McElroy. Betsy Moore. Melissa Othmann. Jennifer Nacrelli. Kris Parson.s Lisa Nunley. 3. Lisa Vezmar. Amy Scharwatt. Jdl Carter. Jennifer Nacrem. and an New berg competitor race over the first hurdle. 56 GIRLS' TRACK 2 Lake-Oswego Forest Grove Tigard . McMinnville Newberg GIRLS' TRACK 57 1 BOYS VARSITY GOLF Opponent LHS Oregon City 167 156 South Salem Tourney 2nd Aloha 166 165 Wilson 242 209 Dallas 205 149 Corvallis Tourney 1st West Albany Inv. 1st McMinnville 173 158 Beaverton 152 151 LO LR Inv. 1st Lake Oswego 159 150 Sub District 1st Newberg 187 148 Glencoe 185 153 Tigard 176 155 Olympian Inv. 1st District 1st STATE 6th 10-0 District Champs 2 58 BbYS GOLF 3 Boys' golf team improved their record a great deal over last years season. The team ended up with the district championship and a very impressive record. The season climaxed with a 6th place finish at state. Seniors Rick Lamberton and Todd Holzemer lead the team all season as well as at state. Underclassmen Dave Elton and Mike Hampton proved to be great assets to the team. The golf team should continue their golf dynasty next year with returning talent. 1. Rick Lamberton records birdie on his score card. 2. Dave Elton putts for par on opening hole. 3. BOYS GOLF TEAM: BACK ROW: Coach John Fossatti. Mike McKemon. Dave Elton. Rick Lamberton. Todd Holzemer. Mike Fritz. Mike Hampton. FRONT ROW: Brian Hathaway. Craig Swanson, Steve Kirshson. Ben Fritz. Darren Westenhaver. 4. Todd Holzemer putts ban from fringe in match against Tigard. 5. Mike McKemon attempts birdie putt while Todd Holzemer watches on. GOLF 59 1 Girls' golf got off to a great start this year. Taking home another state championship, the girls made it four years in a row, with a team total of 685 strokes. Kathy Skinner, a senior, shot 161 for a total which gave her first place. With Jennifer Warner shooting 162. Junior Heidi Brice also finished strong with 170 at state. The fourth team member. Junior Ellen Colhouer, came in with a 192. Coach Ponti looks forward to next season with a strong group of girls. 1. Heidi Brice a unior contributing to three of four state championships. 2. Kathy Skinner a senior contributing to four state championships for the Pacers. 3. Kathy Skinner escapes the sand trap. 4. Michelle Work and EHen Cotheur pose before the Tigard game. 60 GIRLS' GOLF GIRLS TAKE STATE AGAIN GIRLS GOLF 61 1. Coach Jim Ponti teUs it the way it was for channel 12 news. 2. GIRLS GOLF TEAM: BACK ROW Jaci Sowers. Heidi Brice. Kathy Skinner. Coach Jim Ponti. Leigh Stevens. Michelle Work. Ellen Cotheur. FRONT ROW: Janet Shaw. Heidi Rhodes. Jennifer Warner. 3. Jennifer Warner gives her last bit of energy at state. FOUR IN A ROW 62 GIRLS GOLF Opponent Jackson St. Marys Oregon City Astoria Tigard Lake Oswego South Salem Sunset Central Catholic Wilson Tigard Lake Oswego District STATE 12-0 League Champs State Champs Boy's Varsity tennis, although they didn't make it to state, still had a good year. They played tough teams such as Lake Oswego and Glencoe, yet still triumphed with nine wins and only three losses in the regular season. The future is uncertain because seven out of thirteen lettermen graduated. 1. Griff WHson serves the bait. 2 Mark Mathie gets ready for the return. 3. BOY'S VARSITY TENNIS: BACK ROW Coach Chuck Geldaker. Mark Mathie. Greg Burpee. Erik Merrill. Griff WHson. Eric Stein winder. Craig Reinhart. Erik EseHus. FRONT ROW: John WHUams. Jay Moir. Eric Tofte. Jeff Henroth. Tom Annes frond. James Mindt. 4 Erik Merrill wearing his customary tennis clothes. 5. Erik Merrill goes to the net for a volley. BOYS' TENNIS OPPONENT Aloha 1 LHS 6 Lake Oswego 7 0 Wilson 6 1 Dallas 0 7 Newberg 0 4 Tigard 2 5 Glencoe 5 2 McMinnville 2 5 Newberg 1 6 Lake Oswego 7 0 Lincoln 5 2 Dallas 6 7 Tigard 1 5 Glencoe 4 3 McMinnville 1 6 WINS: ? LOSSES: 3 64 BOYS' TENNIS 99 SINN31 ,SA09 GIRLS' TENNIS Opponent Aloha 2 LHS 5 Lake Oswego 6 1 Forest Grove 0 7 Dallas 1 6 Newberg 6 Tigard 1 4 Glencoe 1 6 McMinnville 4 3 Newberg 3 4 Lake Oswego 4 3 Forest Grove 1 6 Dallas 2 5 Tigard 1 6 Glencoe 0 7 McMinnville 5 2 WINS 11 losses 4 66 GIRLS' TENNIS The girls' tennis team proved to be outstanding in all competition which included State competition. Resa Smith and Missy Smith both went to the State competitions. The girls' team as a whole finished with a record of 11 wins and 4 losses. The team showed the continuous trend of champion tennis players to come out of Lakeridge. TENNIS CHAMPS! 3 1. The Lakeridge Girls' Tennis Team FRONT ROW Cindy McKennon. Tracy Whitner, Heidi Oestrike. Jacque Kirshct. Laurie O'Brien. SECOND ROW Liz Eselius. Stephanie Tromley. Tami NaHor. Leslie Marlow, Lauri Burpee, Resa Smith. Susan Gold. THIRD ROW: Nikki Allen. Christi Robtnson, Jill Kershaw. Karen Detjens. Missy Smith. Jenny Sewell. Jennifer Hart. Kim Nailor: Kristi Chambers. Julie Leach. Meltnda Moir. 2. Resa Smith looks at the ball suspended in the air. 3. Missy Smith shows professional form. 4. Stephanie Tromley serves to opponent. GIRLS' TENNIS 67 RALLY SHOWS PACERS SPIRIT This years' Rally was made up of 12 Varsity girls, 8 J.V, girls, and 8 Freshmen, The rally, led by Mrs. Raymore, helped to bring out the true PACER SPIRIT at the Lakeridge athletic events. Throughout unbearable weather, the rally was always there to cheer on our teams. Despite unfortunate circumstances, especially after school Pep assemblies, the rally retained the team spirit. 1 Janet Sanders and Becca Grant show their stuff during halftime at the Homecoming football game 2. FALL RALL Y Janet Sanders. Cathy Bosworth. Christi Robinson. Leslie McQuary (kneeling). Kellie Barr. Diana Black 68 RALLY 1. WINTER RALL Y BACK ROW Kris Smithisler. Lada Vehvilamen. Stephanie Lanzarotta FRONT ROW Suzanne O'Brien. Dion Emigh. Norma Matias 2. J. V RALL Y. Becca Grant. Kim Prohaska. Leslie Marlow. Lindsey Owmgs (top). Kim Winston. Janette Shields. Caryl Olsen. Suzi Retting 3. FRESHMEN RALL Y (kneeling) Stacy Phiiiipps. Carolyn Campbell SECOND ROW Angela Brown. Karen Robinson (standing). Stephanie Moulton THIRD ROW Tanja Birden. Tanya Okino. Linda Hale (top). RALLY 69 1 The drillteam improved greatly this year due to their new coach, Cheryl Ponsness. The team was changed to a drillteam by adding more precise movements and marching. At their first competition at Gladstone they were awarded two first place trophies, one for dance and the other was the judge's award. At state in Oregon City the team won the director's award. 1. DRIL TEAM. BACK ROW: Liz Owen. Lisa Brumfield. Nicole Garcia. Dawn Lundmark. SECOND ROW Laura Lindersmith. JM Sanders. Kim Anderson. Sydney Danchok. Nicky Aten. JoeH Bradshaw FRONT ROW Michele Baltzea. Rose Mote. 2. The team performs during halftime at a home football game 70 DANCE TEAM The 1982 Banquet Of Champions went off without a hitch. Ed Whelen, from KOIN- TV, introduced the guest speaker, Cliff McGrath, the Head Soccer Coach from Seattle Pacific University. Winners of the Sportsmanship award went to Jill McGranahan and Thane Cleland. 1. Mr. Cliff McGrath. Head Soccer Coach at Seattle Pacific University, was the guest speaker at the ceremonies. 2. Jill McGranahan won the Sportsmanship award for the girls. 3. Thane Cleland won the boys' Sportsmanship award. N3LETCF GJXNTOTS BANQUET OF CHAMPIONS 71 72 SENIORS CLASS OF '82 i SEMORS 73 7 4 GRADUATION We've Only Just Begun was the theme this year at Senior graduation. As usual, the entire ceremoney was presented with excellence. With such speakers as English teacher Michael Wendt, and students Ray Veillet, Diana Black, and Todd Holzemer, the evening gave real meaning to the idea of graduation. 1. The new graduates look forward to a re- laxing evening 2 Ray Veillet thrills his female audience one last time. 3. Senior Class Presi- dent Diana Black gives some food for thought to her classmates A. English teacher Michael Wendt shares a few memories with the graduates. 5. Diana Yao. Denise Zinkel. and Jill McGranahan celebrate after the ceremony. HE A THE ? ABBOTT Swimming V 2. 3. Work Experience 4 KIM ABEL SON Honor Society 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 Big Sister Program 4. Elections Committee 3. 4. YMCA Youth Legislature 3. 4. ASB 1.2. 3. 4. Senior Vice- President 4 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JOHN ABERCROMBIE Varsity Football 2. Track 1. 2. 3. JV Basketbal 3. Vorsity Basketball 3. 4 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 MOHAELLE ADAMS Work Experience 1 2. 3. 4 JULkF AHIQUST Class Representative 2. Corrxxmy 3. 4. Concert Choir 2. 3. 4. Stage Char 2 MICHELLE ANNEE VoWeybal 2. 3. Dance Team 4 Pep Club 1. Gass Representative 1. Work Experience 4 STf Vf ALEXANDROEE JV FootbaU 1. 2. 3 DAVE ANDERSON Track 1. 2. Basketbal i KIM ANDERSON Track 1 JV Basket bo 1. 2, 3. Dance Team Captain 4. Wonderful Town 4 Speech 2. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 TODD ANDERSON Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4. JV Basketball 1. F st Team All State (Football) 2, 3. 4. Second Team Al State (Basketball) CLAY ARKLESS Track 2. 3. 4. Vorsity Soccer 2. 3. 4 MICHELLE ARTHINGTON Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 JAMES A TSEEF Cross Country 1. 2. Track 1. 2; Wresting 1.3. 4. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 MICHELLE BAtLEY Work Experience 3. 4 -M4F BANTSARI Work Experience 3. 4 KELLIE BARR Gymnastics 2.3. Softbai 1 Roly 1.4. Pep Club 1,4. Student Counci 2. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 ANGE BECKER Community Pacer 3. Pep Club 3. American Heritoge 4. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 TIM BECKER Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 SANDY BENSON JV Basketball 2. Rally 1. Pocer Choir 1; Stoge Chok 1. 2. Concert Choc 2. 3, Company 3. 4. Pep Club 3. Student Government 1. 2. 3.4. Bngadoon 1. Oklahoma 2. Carousel 3. Wonderful Town 4. Variety Shows 1. 2. 3. 4 DIANA BLACK Cross Country 1. Skiing 1. Raly 4. Thespian 2. 3. 4. Company 3. Concert Char 2 Speech Team 1. g Sister Program 2. 3. 4. Welcoming Cormiit- tee 3. Teacher-Student Relations 3. Vice President 1. Vice President 2. Represen- tative 3 President 4 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 BORGESON Varsity Football 4; JV Football 2. 3 Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 CA THYBOSWORTH SoftbaB 1; Raly 1.4 Student Council 2. 3. 4 Work Experience 3. 4 BRIAN BRENNI Soccer 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 2. 3. 4. international Club 2 MARY BREUNER Cross Country 4. Tennis 1. Soccer 1. 2. 3. Honor Society 3. 4. All- State Orchestra 2. Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Choir 4. Carousel 3. Class Representative 1. 3. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 LISA BRUME IELD Soccer 1. 2. 3. Track 1. Softball 2. 3. Dance Team 4. Honor Society 3. 4 Pep Club 2. 3. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 BURPEE JV Football 2. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4. Pocer Chor 1. Stoge Chor 1 Concert Chor 2. Company 4. Junior Class President 3. Student Counci 2 DEVON BURT Soccer 1. 2. Work Experience 4 TOA4 BUSHMAN Wresting 2. 3. 4 THANE CLELAND Varsity Footbal 2. 3.4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basketbal 3. 4. JV Basketball 2. Honor Society 3. 4 All State Footbal 3. 4. Chor 4 Band 2. 3. Company 3 4 Athletic Director 4. Class Representative 2. Work Experience 3. 4 CHf� S COALSON. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 2 ERIC COFFEY Football 1 Work Experience 3. 4 DAVF CONFER Varsity Football 3. 4. JV Football 3: JV Basketball 3. Work Exper- ience 1, 2. 3. 4 ROBERT COOPER Tennis i. Soccer 1. 2. Work Experience 4. DAVE COX JV Football 1. 2. Wresting 1. 2. 4 STEVE DALY Swimming 2. 3. 4. Water Polo 4. Work Experience 2. 3 SYDNEY DANCHOK Cross Country 3 Trock 1. Dance Team 4 Rally 2. Honor Society 3. 4. Company 3. 4; Oklahoma' 2. international Club 1. 2. Pep Club 2. 3 Student Counci 1. 2. Commons Committee 1. 2. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 SCOTT DAVIS Skiing 1. 2. Work Experience 3. 4 RICKI DAWES Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 DEERING Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. Honor Society 4 Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 DAN DEHAVEN Varsity Football 4. JV Football 3. Basketball 1. Company 4 Con- cert Chor 4. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 MKf DENISON Track 3. Swimming 2. 3. 4. Tennis 2. 3. Soccer 1 Water Polo 4 KARENDETJENS Tenne 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer 1. 2. Honor Society 3. 4. Concert Choir 4. Student of the Quarter 3. Big S«ster Program 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2 SCOTT DEVEAU Orchestra 2 Yearbook 4 GAYLE DDZUN JV Basketball 1. Softbai 1. Soccer 1. 2. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 PAUL DIXON Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Wonderful Town 4 70E CXDBBINS Drama 2. Art Club 2. Speech Team 1, Student Advisory Program 4. Work Experience 3. 4 DORECE DOUGHERTY Track 1; Pep Club 1. 2. Dance Team 1. Work Experience 3. 4 DUSK DOWNS Volleyball 2. Dr Team 4 Bond 1. 2. 3; Choir 3. Young Life 2. 3 USA DOYLE Cross Country 3 Varsity Basketball 3. 4. JV Basketbal 1. 2. Varsity Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Soccer 4. Al Leogue Softball 1. 4 Student Counci 2 MIKE DUEKER Cross Country 3 4 Track 1. 3. 4. Wresting 2. Student of the Quarter 2. 4 JOHN DUNCAN JV Football 1 ROB DUNLAP Work Experience 1. 2, 3. 4 VICTORIA DUNN Junior Achievement 4. Work Experience 4 DAN DUTTON Vorsity Football 4. JV Football 3. Varsity Basketball 3.4. International Club 1. 2 DON EMIGH Gymnastics 1. 2 Raly 3. 4 Wonderful Town 4. Pep Club 3. 4. Work Experience 4 ANDREW EMLEN National Merit Finalist 4 Natonol Honor Society 3. 4 Student of the Quarter 4. Winner of District CeBo Contest 1. 2. 3. First Chav All-State Orches- tra 4 Pit Orchestra Bngadoon 1. Pit Orchestra Oklahoma 2. Art Club 3. Election Committee 3 ALANESPASANDIN Football Manager 1. 2. Bell. Book, and Candle 4. Work Exper ience 1. 2. 3. 4 CELESTE ETHERLY Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3. JV Basketball 2. 3. Work Experience 1. 2. 3 JOE EVERHART Varsity Football 3. 4. JV Football 2. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 All-League Football 4 NANCY FALLA Work Experience 3. 4 JASON FERTE National Merit Scholar 3 Wonderful Town 4. A Company of Way- word Sants 4 Prisoner of Second Avenue 4 Thespians 2. 3.4. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 MATT FISHER Varsity Football Manoger 2. Tennis 4. Football 1; National Forensics 76 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Leogue 3 Of Mice and Men 3. You Can't Take it With You 3. Wonderfa Town 4. Bond 1. 2. 3. 4 Stagehand 1. 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 3 JACK FOSTER Tennis 1; Golf 3. Junior Achievement 2. 3, 4. Young Life 1. 2; Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JENNIFER FOX Cross Country 2. Young Life 2. 3. Commons Committee 3. Student Council 1. 2. Assemblies Committee 4. Newspocer 3. 4 ANDREW FRANCE Soccer 1. 2. 3. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 fifTF GALEWSKl Work Experience 3. 4 COLLEEN GALLAGHER Gymnastics 1. international Club 2. Class Representative 2. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 LAURA GARVEY Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4. Varsity Voleybal 2. 3. 4. Varsity SoftbaB 2. 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4. international Club 3. 4. Vice President of National Honor Society 4, Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 LISA GARVEY Varsity Basketball 2. 3.4. Varsity Volleyball 2. 3.4. Varsity Softball 2. 3 Honor Society 3 4. International Club 3, 4. Treasurer of International Club 4 Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 JEFF GLAUDIN International Club 4 MICHELLE GLAZE Volleyball 2. Gass Council 1. International Club 2 REBECCA GOMEZ Rally i Work Experience 3. 4 ELIZABETH GRAHAM Track 1. 2. Varsity Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Drum Major 4. Flag Girl 1. 2.3. Stagehand 1. 2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Pit Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 KftLY GRAY Track 1. JV Soccer 1. international Club 1. Work Experience 4 MISSY GREENE National Honor Society 4 Company 4 Stoge Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep CkJb 1. 2. 3. Class Representative 1. 2. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 MWVA GRIMES Skimg 2. 3. Varsity Softbai 1. 2. 3. 4. Pocer Choir 2; Work Exper- ience 2. 3. 4 GROH JV Baseball 2. Work Experience 3. 4 CAROLINE GUTMANN Soccer 2. 3. Honor Society 3. 4. Secretary of Honor Society 4. international Club 1, 2. 3. Pep Club 2; Community Pacers 3, Work Experience 2. 3. 4. May Week Queen 4 JAY HALVERSON Varsity Football 3. 4 JV Footbal 2. Varsity Basebal 3. 4. JV Baseball 2. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 RANDY HAMAR JV Basebol 2. Soccer 1. 2. 3.4. Student of the Quarter 3. Art Club 3. Art Staff 4. Yearbook 3. 4. Work Experience 3. CHUCK HANING TON JV Soccer 1. Band 1. 2. 3. Work Experience 4 CARINA HANSSON Wonderful Town 4 International Club 4. AFS 4 JENNfERHART Tenms 1. 2. 3.4. Soccer 1. 2. Variety Show 2.4. Company 4. Stage Choir 1. 2. Concert Chor 2.3. 4. Student Council 1. 2.3.4. Tenms Captam 4 Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 STACY HEIDEL Vorsity Baseball Batgrl 1. 2. 3. 4, Christmas Prncess 3. Powder Puff Football 3. 4. New Student Potkick 2. 3. 4. Election Committee 3. Class Represen- tative 3. Assembles Director 4. Commons Committee 3, Work Experience BLAIR HEINKE Work Experience 4 CAROLYN HEMPHILL Swimming 2. 3. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. Pep Club 1. Work Exper- ience 4 JEFF HENROTlN Swimming 1. 2. 3, 4. Tenms 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4. Century II Leader 4. State Drum Major Competition (second place). Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Musmoi 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Counci. Junior Achievement 2 GREGG HENSLEY Honor Society 3, National Merit Fmakst 3. Wonderful Town Or- chestra 4 LIN HO Work Experience 4 ANDY HOCHHALTER Skiing 2. 4. Band 1. 2 DAVID HOLLINS JV Football 2; Work Experience 3. 4 TODDHOLZEMER Golf 1.2.3.4 Graduation Speaker 4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Band 1 Ai-League First Team Golf 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 REED HOMA Park Bench 4 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 RON HUSTEAD Wrestling 1 FABJENNE HUYGNE AFS International Club 4. Work Experience 3. 4 REGAN HYDE Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. JV Football 2. Track 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 All-League Footbol 4. All-Metro Football 4. AM-State Football 4 DAVID INGRAHM Wrestling 2. 3. 4 DON JAMES Football i. Varsity Football 3. 4 varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4 1ST Team Al-Metro (Basketball). 2ND Team All-State 4 BECKY JANSEN Beak Watchers Society President 1 MATT JEFFERSON JV Football 2. 3; Varsity Football 4, Powder Puff Coach 3. National Honor Society 4 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. international Club 2. 3. National Honor Society Tutor 4. Big Brother 3. 4 STEVE JENKINS Skiing 1. 2. Varsity Skiing 3. 4. Golf 1. 2. Honor Society 3. 4. Student of the Quarter 2. WVL Skimg All-Star 3. 4. Band 1. 2. Stoge Band 2. 3. Band Council 2. Student Counci 1 BRYAN JENSEN Forensics 1. 2. 3. 4 CHRIS JOHNSON Track 3. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JEAN JOHNSON Soccer 1. 2. 3; Stage Choir 1. Concert Char 2. 3. 4. Company 4. Wonderful Town 4, Class Representative 4 SRAD JONES Soccer 1, Yearbook 4. Work Experience 3. 4 L SA JUDSON JV Varsity Basketball 3. Pep-Club 1. 2. 3. Work Experience 4 CRAIG JURNEY Track 1. 2. Varsity BasketbaB 3. 4. Varsity Croquet 4. Commended Student 3 Delphemans 4. Work Experience 1. 2, 3. 4 TROlA JUSTICE Skimg 1. Golf 3. Gris' State 3. National Honor Society 4. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. KIM KAMPE National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 DEENA KEMP Dance Team 2. 3, 4. Dance Team Captam 3 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Flag Team 1. 2. 4 Pep-Band 1. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JILL KERSHAW Cross Country 2. Tenms 1. 2. 3. Varsity Tennis 4. JV Varsity Basket- ball Stat 1 Homecommg Princess 3. Pocer Choir 1. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Community Pacers 3 Commons Committee 3.4, Prom Committee 3. Pep-Club 1. 2. 3. Merit Awards Banquet 2. 3. Work Experience 3. 4 SEAN KNIGHT Flays 1. 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 ROBERT KOONCE Work Experience 2. 3 CHRIS LAFRANCH Cross Country 1. Varsity Cross Country 2. 3. 4. Trock 1. 2. Skimg 1. 2. Varsity Skimg 3. 4. Gass Representative 2. 3. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 RICKLAMBERTON Goto 1.2. 3.4. 1ST Team All-Leogue Golf 2. 3.4. Stage Choa 1. 2 Concert Char 1. 2. 3, 4. Work Experience KENLANCEY Yearbook 4 STEPHANIE LANZAROTTA Soccer 1 Varsity Soccer 2. 3. Softbai 1. Varsity Softbai 2. 3. Vorsity Raly 4. Honor Society 3. 4. Representative at Large 3. Executive Council 4. Work Experience 1. 2, 3. 4 SHANNON LARSEN Skmg 1 3. 4 Christmas Princess 1 May Court Princess 4. Variety Show 1. 2. 4. Company 4. Work Experience. Powder Puff Football 3 STEFFEN LARSEN Tenms 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleybai 1. 3. 4 DANA LAWRENCE Work Experience 2. 3. 4 MARK LEBAKKEN Work Experience 4 CHRfS iff Manager Varsity jV Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4. New- spacer Co-Editor 4 JULIA LEE Track Manager 1. Wrestling Manager 2. 3. 4. Soccer Manager 3. 4. Voleyball Manager 2. Honor Society 3. 4. Orchestra 1 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 4 AMY LEITCH Stage Choir 3; Concert Choir 2. 3. Representative Student Council 1. 2. 3 JOHN LEOVY Varsity Croquet 4 National Merit Frvalist 4. Editor-In-Chief New- spacer. Delphenians 4. Speech 1.2.3. 4. Speech Research Director 2 Speech 1ST Vice President 3. 4. Croquet Co-Captam 4 JEEF LESTER Varsity Croquet 4 Commended Student 3. Student of the Quarter 2. Delphenians 4. Computer Science Club 4. Speech 1. 2. 3. 4, Speech Vice Presi- dent 3. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 RON LEVENTHAL Soccer 1 Band 2. Work Experience 3. 4 DANIEL LEVIN Swmmng 1. Sktng 1. 2. JV Soccer 1. 2. Term 3, 4. Band 1. 2. 3. Stage Band 1. 3. international Club 4 Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 LISA LPSON Commended Student 4 You Can't Take it With You 3. Prisoner of 2ND Ave 4, Bell. Book, and Candle 4. Newspocer 3. Work Experience 4 MATT LOGAN Work Experience 2. 3 ROBERT LOWENBERG Varsity Football 4. Track 3. 4. Wrestling 3. Soccer 1; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 3. 4. South Pocific 2. Carousel 3. Wonderful Town 4 DAVID LUKAS Cross Country 2. 3. Wrestling 1. 2. Varsity Croquet 4. Deipemans 4. Commons Committee 1 GEOFF LUKINBEAL Yearbook 3. 4 Second Wind 1. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JOHN LULICH Varsity Trock 4 JV Basketball 3. Football 1. Honor Society 4. Com- pony Concert Choir 2. 3. 4. Oklahoma1 3. Carousel 3 Thespian 4. International Ckib 2. Big Brother 4 Student Counci 4. Student Advisor Committee 4 Work Experience 3. 4 ML LUND Work Experience 3. 4 DAWNLUNDMARK Dance Team 4 Volleybal 1. 2. Pep-Club. Work Experience 3. 4 LYNNELL MADER Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4. Dance Team 3. Orchestra. Work Exper- ience 3. 4 REX MAJNARICH JV Baseball 1. 2. Honor Ro 2. 3. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 RONNIE MARKS Choir 2. 3. 4. Pep-Club 2. 3, International Club 1. Work Experience 4 TOE MAROVlCH JV Football 1. JV Baseball 1. Wrestling 1, Varsity Croquet 4. Speech Team President 4 Speech Team Research 3. Speech Team Director 4. Mayor. American Legion Boys' State 3 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 KAYTE MATHEWS Dance Team 2. 3 Choir 3. 4 Dance Team Captam 3. Work Experience 4 MARK MATHfE JV Football 1. JV Baseball 1. Tennis 3. 4 NORMA MATIAS Volleyball 1. 2. JV Rally 3. Varsity Rally 4. International Club 2. Work Experience 2. 3 ?OiB£ ?r MAY JV Football 2. Wrestling 2. ML MCGRANAHAN Track 1; Swmmng 1, 2. 3. 4. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4, Company 4; Stage Chorr 1. 2. Pacer Cho 1. Concert Chow 3. Freshman Class President 1. Sophomore Class President 2. Junior Sec Treas 3. Student Body President 4 LESLIE MCQUARY Trock 1. 2. 3. Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. Freshman Basketbal 1. Powder Puff Football 3. 4. Chnstmas Court Princess 1. Varsity Raly Captam 4. Prom Court Princess 4. Student Council 1. Christmas Dance Committee 4 JEFF MEADER Wresting 2. Concert Chow 3. Work Experience 3. 4 ERIK MERRILL JV Basketball 3. Tenms 1. 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 JANLNE MR.FORD Trock 3. Swimmmg 1 Wrestling Stats 4 Boys Soccer Stats 4 Honor Society 4. Band 1.3. Stage Band 1. 2.3. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. Work Experience 4 DAW MILLER Work Experience 1 4 SCOTT MILLER Wresting 3. Choir 1. Stoge Band 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 JtL MILL S Gymnastics 1. 2. Varsity Gymnastics 3. 4. Drill Team 3 SHAWN MILNES Track 1. 3. Skiing 1. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 4 Stage Chow 1. Pacer Chow 1. Class Representative 1. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 GREG MINDT JV Football 2. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Stoge Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 2. 3 USA MITCHELL Yearbook 3. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 DAVOMONNP JV FootbaB 2. 3. Varsity Football 4 Trock 1. 2. 3. 4 Wrestling 1. 2. Work Experience 3. 4 SAM MOREHOUSE Soccer 1. 3. Class Representative 1. Work Experience 2. 3 MERl MORRIS Swimmmg 1. 2. 3. 4. Water Polo 1. Honor Society 4. Swim Team Captam 4. Class Representative 1 NANCY MORRISON Wrestling Stat 3. Softball 1. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 CATHERINE MOSER Honor Society 4. Chow 1. 2. Concert Char 3. 4. international Club 3. 4. Pep-Club 3. 4 President international Club 4 RICK MURPHY Band 1. Clackamas County Competition (Auto ) 4 CHRISTOPHER MYERS Varsity Footbal 3. 4, JV Football 2. Work Experience KIMNAIOR Varsity Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer 1. 2. Honor Society 4, Variety Show 1. Work Experience 3. 4 CRAIG NELSEN Wresting 1. 2. Golf 2. DEC A 4 BRANDON NELSON Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JIM NELSON National Honor Society 4. Thespians 2. 3. 4. Thespian Secretary 3 Thespan President 4. Work Experience 3. 4. Bogodoon 1 Mwacle Worker 2. Oklahoma1 2. You Can t Take it With You 3. Gloss Menagerie 3. Carousel 3; State Thespian Conference 3. 4 Wonderful Town 4 RYAN NEUHOFF Work Experience 2. 3. 4 BRAD NEWGARD Track 1. 2. Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Work Experience 3. 4 KELLEY NOLEN Pep-Club 1.2.3.4. Work Experience 2. Concert Chow 2.3.4. Stage Chow 1 JENNIE NORMAN Carousel 3. Wonderful Town 4. Company of Wayword Samts 4. Prisioner of Second Avenue 4. Pep-Club 2. Concert Chow Sec 4 HEDI OES TRIKE Swimming 1 2, Tenms 3. Varsity Tenms 4 Powder Puff Football 3 Honor Society 3. 4 Student Government 1. 2. 3. 4. Commons Committee 3. 4. Prom Chowman 3: Welcome Committee 3. 4 Advisory Council 1. Work Exper- ience 1. 2. 3. 4 LINDA O'REILL Y Dance Team 2. Work Experience 2, 3. 4 CU?T 077 JV Football 2. Swimmmg 2. 3. 4. Water Polo 4 Work Experience 3. 4 SUSANPAGELS Dance Team 2 Band 1. International Club 2. AFS 1. Work Exper- ience 3. 4 LAURA PARRISH Gymnastics 1. 2. Work Experience 3. 4 OEMS PARSONS Varsity Football Trainer 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 2. 3. Track 2. 3. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 BARBARA PEARSON Swimming 2. 3. Raly 1. Work Experience 3. 4 ?0- raOflV JV Footbal 1. Golf 2. 3. Work Experience 4 MELISSA PHILIPS American Hentoge 2. Yearbook 3. Smoking Committee 4. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 L YNDA PITTS Varsity Softbol 2. 4. JV Softball 1. 3. Boys Varsity JV Basketbal Stat 2. 3. 4, Powder Puff Footbal 3. 4. Yearbook Editor 3. 4. Newspocer 4. Pork Bench 3. Pep-Club 2. 3. Community Pacers 1. 3, Big Sister 4. Class Representative 3. Spwit Committee 4. Work Experience 2. 3. 4 GORDON RABfYG Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Trock 1. 2. Band 1. Forensics 1. 2 TODDRAISH Varsity Footbal 3. 4. JV Footbal 3. Trock 1. 2. 3 Varsity Basketbal 3. 4. JV Basketball 2. 3. Varsity Croquet 4. Company 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 RICH RAMAKERS BasebaN 1. 2. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; First Team All League (Soccer) 4. Stoge Bond 1 JENNPER RASMUSSEN Work Experience 3. 4 DA VO REED JV Football 2. Varsity Footbal 3. 4 BOOMER REEF Varsity Footbol 2,3.4. Track 2. Wresting 1. Company of Wayward Saints 4. Wonderful Town. 4. Work Experience 2. HEDI REIING Tenms 1. 2. 3. Soccer 1. 2. 3. Big Sister 3. 4. Student Council Representative 1. 2. 3. 4. Commons Committee 2. 3 CRAIG REINHART JV Baseball 2. 3. Tennis 2. 3.4. Soccer 2.3. Class Representative 1. 2. 3. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 CHRIS RHODES Cross Country 1; JV Football 2. 3. Varsity Footbal 4 JESSICA RIDDELL Pep Club 2 CHARLES RlSHEL Work Experience 4 CHRIST! ROBINSON Gymnastics 1; Varsity Swimming 3. 4. Varsity Tenms 2. 3. 4. Varsity Raly 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 VAA CE RODERICK JV Baseball 1 Soccer 1. Choir 1. Stoge Choc 1. 2. Student Council 1. Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 ERNIE ROSE Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. JV Football 1. JV Basketball 2. 3. Varsity Basketbal 4, JV Basebal 2. Al-League 1st team 4. Al-Metro 2nd team 4. Al-State 3rd Team 4. Work Experience 3. 4 ANGE ROSS National Merit Finalist 4. National Honor Society 4 MARY ELLA ROSS Honor Society 4. May Princess 4. Company 3.4. Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. Brigadoon 1. You Can't Take It With You 3. Oklohoma 2. Blithe Sprit 2. Carousel 3 Prisoner of 2nd Ave 4. Company of Wayward Sons 4 Wonderful Town 4. Thespian 1.2.3.4. Sec of Thespians 4. Student Council 1.2.4. Work Experience 2. 4 7A VET SANDERS Cross Country 2.3. Softball 1. 2. Honor Society 3.4. Varsity Roly 4. Brigodoon 1. Orchestra 1. 2. Treasurer of the Natl Honor Society 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 4. Commons Committee 3. Homecoming Queen 4 KiMSANDERS Honor Society 3. 4. Miracle Worker 2. Behnd Stoge. Thespians 1. 2. 3.4. Community Pacer 1. 3. Thespians Vice President 4; Work Experience 1.2.3.4 SUE SAtVKE ? Varsity Volleyball V3.4 Varsity Softbol 1. 2. 3. MVP 1981. Home- coming Princess 1. Al-Leogue 1st team Softball. All-League 2nd teom Volleyball 3. 4 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 JOHN SCHELL Varsity Football 4. JV Footbal 2. 3. Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4. JV Baseball 2. 3. Honor Society 3. 4 ELIZABETH SCOTT Boys BasketbaB Stat 2.3. Softbol 1.2. Croquet 4. Honor Society 3. 4 DIANE SHULL Track 1. 2. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4 Natl Honor Society 3. 4. Brigadoon 1. Orchestra 1. 2. Sec of Treas 1. Class Rep 1. 2. 3 GRETCHEN SIMON Voleyball 1. 2. 3 ROB SKEENS Cross Country 1. 2. Trock 1. 2 Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Golf 2 COLLEEN SMITH Track 4. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4. State Soccer Team 3. 4. All-American Soccer 4 STACY SMfTHERS. Work Experience 2. 3 SUSETTE STEINWINDER JV Basketbal 1. 2. 3. Honor Society 3. 4 international Club 4 CHRISTINA STEVENS JV Volleybal 2.3. Natl Honor Society 4 State Solo Contest 1 2. 3. Orchestra 1. 2 Company 3. 4. Concert Choir 2. 3. 4. Thespions 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. Concert Choir President 4 PHILLIP STEWART Track 2. 3. 4 E 3C SUTTER Frosh Football, Frosh Baseball. Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 4 TAMMY SWYGARD Swimmng 1. Tenms 1. VoBeybal 1 Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. Work Experience 2. 3 MKE TANKERSLEY Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Track 1. Varsity Track 2. 3. JV Basketbal 2. 3 MtKE THORNE Sk«ng 2. Soccer 1. 3 ?Or TIMMERMAN Varsity Footbal 2.3.4. JV Football 2 Track 1 Varsity Baseball 3. 4. JV Baseball 2. 2nd Team All-League 4. Pocer Chor 1. Concert Choir 2. 3 Company 3. 4. Class Rep 1. 2. 3 ERIC TOFTE Tenms 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor Society 4. Work Experience 1. 2. 3 WAYNE TONNING Track 1. 2.3.4; Varsity Soccer 1.2.3.4. Stage Choir 1. Concert Cho 1. 2 ?Oe TORRENCE JV Football 1. 2; Work Experience 4 CYNTHIA TRIMBLE Cross Country 2 Trock 1. 2. 3. 4. JV Soccer 1 Commons Committee 4. Newspocer 3 Boys Basketball Stats 4 BRIAN TRUMMER Work Experience 2. 4 JENNIFER TURNER Oklahoma 2. Carousel 3. Wonderful Town 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Cho 3. 4 Dance Team 2. 3, AFS LAftA VEHIANEN Swmmrng 2. Raly 1. 3. 4. Honor Society 4. Class Rep 3. 4. Work Experience 4 ?AY VEILLET Cross Country 3. (Captain) 4. Trock 3. 4. State Debate 2. District Debating Champion 2. Commencement Speaker 4. Election Committee 3. 4. Student Government Rep 3 HENRY VINCENT Varsity Footbal 3.4 JV Footbal 2. Varsity Baseball 4. JV Baseball 2. 3. 1st Team An-Leogue 4. Work Experience RICHARD VINCENT Honor Role 2. 3. 4. Work Experience 4 KERRY WALCZYK Softball 2. Strings 3. Strings 1. 2. 3. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4 Work Experience 2 3 4 KEVW WALCZYK JV Footbal 3. JV Basketbal 3. Varsity Baseball 3.4. JV Baseball 3. Band 1.2. 3. 4. Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 1. 2. 3.4, Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 JFiWY WALKER Work Experience 2. 3. 4 fiETSY WEST Honor Society 2. 3 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 L ZA WHITMARSH Concert Choir 2. 3. Pep Club 1. Work Experience 4 74 Y LWUAMSQ V Work Experience 2. 4 ALEX WfTTtf7?S Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 3. J V Basketball 2. 3 RENNY WOOLCOTT Swmmmg 1. 2. Softball 1. 2. 3. Honor Society 3. 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4 Work Experience 1. 2. 3. 4 SHELLEY WOOLWORTH Swimming 2. 3. Tennis 1. 2. 3. Commons Committee 4. Student Counci 2. 3. 4 Work Experience 2. 3. 4 70WV WRIGHT Skimg 1. 2. 3. 4 Pocer Choir 1 Stoge Choir 1. Concert Choir 2. Company 4 Student Council 3 Work Experience 3, 4 JUOITHY LYNNE WRIGHT Track 2. Gyrmastics 1. 2. 3. 4 Work Experience 4 DIANA YAO National Honor Society 3. 4. 1st place team competition Clack. C.C. Math Contest 4 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Community Pocers 1. 3. Class Rep 1. 2. Closs VP 3. Class Secretary of Treasury 4. Natl Honor Society President 4 DENISE ZtNKEL Student of the Quarter 4. Work Experience 3. 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 7 7 Merit Awards Super Pacer Girl JiUian Gaye McGranahan Super Pacer Boy Andrew Cope Emlen Department Winners Honorable Mention Art Randal Everett Hamar Lin E. Ho Business Education Betsy Jane West Denise Marie Zinkel Drama Mary Ella Ross Matthew Sean Knight English John Fredrick Schell Diana Kelly Yao Foreign Language Michael John Dueker Jeffrey Michael Henrotin History Joseph John Marovich Jeffrey Alan Lester Home Economics Janet Marie Sanders Gretchen Simon Industrial Arts Brad J. Newgard David James Monnie Journalism Lynda Jean Pitts John Mark Leavy Math Award Al Ruiz Memorial Jeffrey Alan Lester John Fredrick Schell Music - Vocal Mary Ella Ross Christina Elaine Stevens Music - Instrumental Elizabeth Francis Graham Kevin Mark Walczyk Photography Randall Everett Hamer Physical Education Phillip Matthew Stewart Boys Todd Richard Holzemer Girls Susan Kimball Sawyer John Mark Leovy Science Physical Science Jeffrey Alon Lester Brod J Newgard Biological Science David Eric Lukas Speech Joseph John Marovich Work Experience Award Denise Marie Zinkel National Merit Scholarships John G. Martha M. Kelly Merit Scholarship....Andrew Cope Emlen Scholarship to Baylor University.............Gregg Hamilton Hensley Sportsmanship Trophy Presidential Scholars Jill«an Gaye McGranahan FinOllStS Thane Alan Cleland Andrew Cope Emlen Gregg Hamilton Hensley Students Of The Quarter Michael John Dueker Andrew Cope Emlen Denise Marie Zinkel Honors National Merit Scholarship Corporation Finalists Andrew Cope Emlen Gregg Hamilton Hensley John Mark Leovy Anne Catherine Ross Commended Students M� chelle Lynn Arthington Andre Boudousquie Michael John Dueker Jason Ferte Bryan Craig Jensen P. Craig Jurney Jeffrey Alan Lester Usa Tracey Lipson David Eric Lukas John Fredrick Schell Christina Tze-Wei Su 78 SENIOR AWARDS Other Awards American Heart Association Honors.................. David Eric Lukas Omark Industries Finalist...........................Lynda Jean Pitts Clackamas Community College Math Skills Contest Winners ..............Jeffrey Alan Lester. Diana Kelly Yao University of Portland Math Award...................Diane Kelly Yao Indiana Golf Nationals.......................Kathleen Marie Skinner Miss Oregon Teenage Scholarship for Citizenship Sydney Louise Danchok Scholarship to Cornish Institute of the Arts . Mary Ella Ross Summer Workshop James Douglas Nelson NASA NTSA Space Shuttle Award Junior Senior Year .............................David Erik Lukas Senior Year Joseph John Marovich Young Scholars Program to Reed College.............John Mark Leovy Oregon Teachers of German Excelence Award Caroline Gutmann Publisher's Paper Scholarship James Douglas Nelson Lakeridge Assembly Awards Jillian Gaye McGranahan, Stephanie Kay Lanzarotta. Thane Alan Cleland. Stacy Lynn Heidel, Diana Marie Black Oregon Journal Recognition.....................Michael John Dueker John Phillip Sousa Award Elizabeth Francis Graham Kevin Mork Walczyk Medical Careers Scholarship.................Laila Marita Vehvilainen American Chemical Society Award................Michael John Dueker Stephen Folsom Jenkins Omaha Woodmen Life Insurance History Award .. John Fredrick Schell American Field Service Remembrance .................Carina Hansson Fabienne Huyghe Kelly Jo Carroll Memorial Scholarship..............Zoe Ann Dobbins Lake Oswego Rotary Scholarship ..................Lisa Kay Brumfield Lake Oswego Education Association Scholarship Christina Tze-Wei Su Paul Harmer Memorial Scholarship...............Heidi Leigh Oestrike Pirahna Swim Team Award ...........................Ricki Lyn Dawes United States Naval Academy Appointment John Fredrick Schell Terry Hober Memorial Scholarship David Alan Reed Lake Oswego Community Theatre Guild Scholarship........Jason Ferte Derthick Music Scholarships.................... Andrew Cope Emlen Christina Tze-Wei Su United Methodist Women's Scholarship..........Victoria Kristine Dunn Julie Sanders Memorial Scholarship .............Diane Elizabeth Shull Portland Community College Scholarship .......Reed Christian Homa Personal and Academic Progress Scholarship David Eugene Miller Oregon Bank Award............................ . Thane Alan Cleland Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs Penny Art Awards...............................Diana Marie Black. Lin E Ho. Reed Christian Homa. Anne Catherine Ross Semper Fidelis Awards......................Jeffrey Michael Henrotin Andrew Cope Emlen Scholarships Centennial Scholarship to Creighton University .....................................James Douglas Nelson Scholarship to Whitman Whitman Merit Scholarship ................................Andrew Cope Emlen Campbell Music Scholarship ..........................Andrew Cope Emlen Scholarship to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.....................................Janine Annette Miford Patricia W. Roberts Scholarship..................Janine Annette Milford Scholarship to Lewis and Clark ....................Christina Tze-Wei Su Scholarship to Pacific Lutheran University .. Robert James Lowenberg Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association Scholarship ........................Christina Tze-Wei Su Scholarship to Harvey Mudd...........................Jeffrey Alan Lester Denver University Honors Program ...................Michael John Dueker Linfield Scholarship...............................Susan Mariechen Pagels Athletic Scholarships to University of Oregon................................Todd B. Ande'rson University of Washington ........................ Thane Alan Cleland Portland State University......................Eugene Regan Hyde Scholarship to Linfield...........................Patricia Rene Justice Scholarship to Linfield................................Lisa Ann Garvey University Scholar’s Scholarship to Denver .. Kimberly Anne Anderson Music Scholarship to University of Portland ....................................Michelle Diane Lunenburg University Scholarship to Pacific Lutheran University ....................................Jean Louise Johnson University of Southern California Presidential Scholarship ............................Diana Kelley Yao Admission with Distinction to University of Oregon .......Julia Kelly Lee University of Southern California Merit Scholarship School of Journalism Christian R. Lee Carl C. Conway Scholarship Program....................Laura Ann Garvey Scholarship to Pacific Lutheran University .. Robert James Lowenberg Scholarship to University of California Santa Barbara Kimberiee Abelson Scholars Oregon Michelle Lynn Arthington Mary Gregory Breuner Karen Elise Detjens Michael John Dueker Caroline Gutmann Jeffrey Michael Henrotin Gregg Hamilton Hensley Stephen Folsom Jenkins P. Craig Jumey Patricia Rene Justice Kenneth G. Loncey Christian R. Lee Jeffrey Alan Lester David Eric Lukas Geoffrey Alen Lukinbeal Erik Merrill Samuel Huntington Morehouse Anne Catherine Ross Kim Elizabeth Saunders John Fredrick Schell Diane Elizabeth Shull Christina Tze-Wei Su Judith Lynne Wright Diana Kelly Yao Honors At Entrance University of Portland University of Portland Linfield College ......... Linfield College Linfield College . Richard Kevin Vincent John Patrick Lulich Laura Ann Garvey .......Lisa Ann Garvey .... Patricia Rene Justice Pacific Intercultural Exchange From Spain Rotary Exchange Pedro Poole International Student Exchange Program American Field Service From Sweden From Belgium.................. From Greece ................ Adelphi AFS Summer to Columia Year-long to Chile . Year-long to England......... Domestic to Pennsylvania .... .........Carina Hansson Fabienne Huyghe ..............Anna Patra Kimberly Anne Anderson Randall Brian George ........Becky Lynn Kole ....Jennifer Lynn Turner From Brazil Bruno Rosa Private Exchange From Denmark Steffen Larsen SENIOR AWARDS 79 80 SENIOR DIVISION Heather J. Abbott Kimberlee A be Ison John E. Abercrombie MtchaeHe Adams Julie Ahlquist Michelle Ahnee Steven D. Alexandroff Dave Anderson Kim Anderson Todd B Anderson John D Anthony Clay Arkless Michelle Arthington James A. Atseff Gail Bambace SENIORS 81 Juke A Bontsari Kellie A Barr Kim Baughman Angehque M Becker Tim Becker Sandra L. Benson Diana M. Black Erik B Borgeson Catherine R. Bos worth Brian W. Brennt Mary G. Breuner Lisa K Brumfield Gregory B Burpee Devon D. Burt Tom Bushman Russell Carlson Juke Carter Raphael Chin Thane A. Cleland Christopher Coatson Eric Coffey Brian D. Cole Tim Colhouer James T. Coins Florence Condos David Confer Robert E. Cooper David Cox Steve Daly Sydney L. Danchok Scott Davis Ricki L Dawes Debra Deering Daniel B. DeHaven Meg Demuth SENIORS 83 Michael J. Denison Karen E. Detjens Scott T Deveau Michael W. Dickenson Gayle E Didzun Zoe A. Dobbins Dusk E. Downs Lisa A Doyle Michael J. Dueker John B. Duncan Robert Scott Dunlap Victoria K Dunn Brian D. Dutton Dion K. Emigh Andrew C. Emlen Leanthea H. English Alan L. Espasanctin Celeste E. Etherly Joseph Everhart Nancy Falla Matthew H. Fisher John A. Foster Jennifer L Fox Andrew A France Peter Galewski Colleen M. Gallagher Laura A. Garvey Lisa A. Garvey Deborah Gast Randall B. George Jeff P Glaudtn Sherri Michelle Glaze Rebecca J. Gomez Elizabeth F. Graham Kelly J. Gray 84 SENIORS SENIORS 85 Morissa Greene Tauna L Grimes Caroline B Gutmann Jerald J. Halverson Gregory C Hatvorson Randan E. Hamar Charles R Honing ton Carina Hanson Debbie L. norland Jennifer E. Hart Stacy Heidel Blair E. Heinke Carolyn E. HemphiH Jeff M. Henrotin Gregg H. Hensley John A Hochhatter Todd R. Hoizemer Reed Homo Deena Houghton Mark A. Hovig Bethany Humphrey Ron G. Hustead Fabienne Huyghe Eugene R. Hyde David Ingraham Don A James Becky Rae Jansen Matthew Jefferson Thomas E Jenike Stephen F. Jenkins Bryan C. Jensen Chris C. Johnson Jean Johnson Bradley E. Jones Lisa Judson SENIORS 87 Peter C. Jurney Tricia Justice Kim C. Kampe Shanee Kehoe Deena M Kemp JUi Kershaw M. Sean Knight Shane F. Knop Becky L. Kole Robert W. Koonce Athena G. Korn Brenda A. Kom Cynthia L. Kom Jonna Krauel Todd KurHo Chris L. Lafranch Richard H. Lambert on Kenneth G. Lancey Stephanie Lanzarotta Shannon L. Larsen Steffen Larsen Dana G. Lawrence Michael J. Leahy Mark D. Lebakken Christian R. Lee Julia K. Lee Amy E. Leitch John M. Leovy Jeffrey A. Lester Ronald J. Leventhal Daniel S. Levin Lisa T. Lipson Matthew H. Logan Mary Ann Logsdon Robert J. Lowenberg 88 SENIORS SENIORS 89 Geoffrey A LukmbeaJ John Lukch JHI Lund Dawn M Landmark Michelle D Lunenburg Lynnell R Mader Rex A Majnorich Ronnie Marks Joseph J Morovtch Katherine L. Mathews Mark L. Mat hie Norma I Mafias Bob May JiHian G McGranahan Peter McMinn Patricia McNeU Leslie P McQuary Jeffery W Meader Erik N. Merrill Janine A. Milford David Miller Scott Miller JiHD MiHis Shawn L MUnes James G. Mindt Lisa A. Mitchell David J Monnie Samuel H Morehouse Meri Morris Nancy M Morrison Catherine Moser Richard M Murphy Christopher Myers Kim E NaHor Craig A. Nelsen SENIORS 91 Brandon O. Nelson Jim D. Nelson Ryan E. Neuhoff Brad New gard Kelley S. Nolen Jennifer A. Norman Patrick L. Nothwang Linda O'Reilly Heidi Oes trike Curt Ott Susan M. Pageis Laura B. Parrish Ronda L. Parrish Denis Parsons Ann Patra Barbara J. Pearson Richard A Per dew Melissa Phillips Lynda J. Pitts Gordon A. Robing Todd A. Raish Richard A. Ramakers Jennifer L. Rasmussen David A. Reed Robert V. Reiff Heidi A. ReHing Brian T. Reimer Craig R. Reinhart Chris D. Rhodes Jessica Riddell Charles D. Rishet Christi Robinson Vance C. Roderick Wendy Roland Ernest Rose 92 SENIORS SENIORS 93 Ann Ross MaryEHa Ross Janet M. Sanders Kim E. Saunders Tracey Saunders Susan Sawyer John F. Schell Elizabeth M Scott Diane E. Shull Gretchen Simon Kathy K Skaggs Robert M. Skeens Kathleen M. Skinner CoHeen M. Smith Stacey Smithers Susette Steinwinder Christina E Stevens Phillip Stewart Christina Su Eric Sutter Tammy Swygard Michael E Tankersley Marc C Thomas Michael Thorne Richard C Timmerman Lisa Tipton Eric J. Tofte Peter Wayne Tonning Patricia Torrence Rob E Torrence George W Travis Cynthia K Trimble Brian D. Trummer Jennifer L Turner Scott D. VanDusen SENIORS 95 Latia Hi VehvHainen Raymond Veitiet Henry M. Vincent Richard K. Vincent Leah D. Vose Kerry M Waiczyk Kevin M Waiczyk Gerald R Walker Timothy E Weedeman Betsy West Liza A. Whitmarsh Fred Waken Alex V Withers Renny C Woofcott Shelley M. Wool worth John D. Wright Judy L Wright Diana K Yao Denise M. Zinkel 96 SENIORS STILL SIT IN THE SUN I KNOW THE WARMTH AND I REMEMBER THAT WARMTH REED HOMA SHE IS FROM LOST HORIZONS. OUTLASTING HER FELLOW MAN. SHE EXPLAINS GENERA TIONS OF PAST IN DETAIL. WITH NOTHING LEFT OUT. THE STORY IS WOVEN THROUGHOUT HER FACE. HER HAIR AND BODY. TIMES OF PAST WERE ENCHANTING WITH LAUGHTER AND SADNESS. A STORY SHE TELLS WITHOUT SPEAKING. TIME SPENT WITH HER IS MY FA VORITE TIME OF LIFE- DON'T LEAVE. FOR MY LIFE WOULD END. W.S.H. 98 PARK BENCH His throat felt dry as his words echoed through his mind. These simple words, “trust and honesty, came with ease now, yet he remembered a time when they were as foreign to him as some famous Scandinavian dish. Vicky Paulk GROWING OLD The old woman sits in her chair, her memories clutched in one hand, a beated cross in the other. Tired and lonely, she rocks to and fro, the creaking of the chair synchronizing with the thudding of her aging bones, and the movement of her body, slow and steady, like the pumping of her heart. While her mind wanders, the room dims, and she sees a little girl clad in the garments of childhood- ruffles, ribbons, bobby socks and shiny patent leather shoes- sitting with her best friend , painting each others faces with lipstick, striving for the grown-up look mommy always wears. A bubbly burst of laughter escapes their mouths, and a rush of good feeling comes over the old woman as she remembers the carefree days of make- believe she frolicked in when she was a little girl. She glances in the mirror but looks quickly away, not especially pleased with the image looking honestly back at her. Though she tries, she invaribly looks again into the mirror, but this time she sees the glowing face of an adolescent brushing her flaxen hair with an ivory comb. This leads her to memories of the fun of slumber parties with girlfriends, the excitement of being courted, and the silent joy of her first kiss, that day beneath the maple tree as the rain poured and quenched the earths thirst. Feeling a tear run its course down her face, the old woman flicks it away. She feels the rough dryness of her wrinkled skin, and comes back to the reality of her beaten cross and weathered rocking chair. She closes her eyes and rests her aching body, sighing I'm tired. In the distance she hears soft music and a voice tells her to sleep. Slowly she relaxes, and it seems her body has been released of a heavy burden. The music becomes a bit more intense, and a smile creeps up. It takes over her wrinkled face as she tightens her hold on the beaten cross, sighs once more, and goes to sleep. Hydi Lyn Kotila REFLECTIONS OF A DAY OH STOP THE TIME, I'D LIKE TO STAY. CAN'T WORRY ABOUT TOMORROW NO RESPONSIBILITY- JUST LET IT ALL GO RELAX AND REST WITHOUT FEAR SHIFT MY MIND TO A LOWER GEAR OH STOP THE TIME- JUST FOR A DAY. CLARKE CANFIELD 102 PARK BENCH Oh hurry day! There is so much to be done! Push away the night, who so mournfully cries on your shoulder when it is time to depart His silent beauty will not be forgotten. Rush the dawn- let it explode in rivers of brightness. Let it fater into every niche and crevice yearning for its warmth. Oh hurry day! There is so much to be done! The sky and clouds patiently await your artists brush to streak them with the pastels of morning so they can be on their way. Creatures peek peevishly for a safe path to venture out and explore your wonders The birds burst into song, rejoicing and calling Oh hurry day! There is so much to be done! There are thoughts to think. and songs to sing, friendships to share and joy to bring. There are hearts to love in every way. ond all because of this new day! Hydi Lyn Kotila 104 PARK BENCH A Joyful Message The rich, red- orange sun rose slowly over the green grassy ocean, spreading the light across the waking paradise. Awaiting the suns joyful message, dew clung to the neatly trimed grass. Yet without human attention, the surrounding foliage remained in a perfectly groomed state. The bright lime plants spread joy and life all around the island. Crysyalline water cascaded over the smooth, brown, rocks. Birds sang chorally, awakening the lazy orange and yellow flowers from their beauty rest. The island never rushed its daily processes, always serene and subdued. The early morning dew dried with the rays of the sun, proclaiming a new day for the tranquil island. Joyful from spreading the news of its beauty and love, the island felt thankful for its opportunity to tell its message. Matt Jefferson PARK BENCH 105 I do not dislike you- I have no right to. You are a part of me. For everyone I meet, all those I smile at or wave Helio, some ittle piece of them is left with me. I am the total of all those I know. My being is a combination of every face I have seen, every voice I have heard, every body I have touched, every thought I have shared. I have never met someone who did not possess something I could learn from them. I thank them all They all are me. Hydi Lyn Kotila 106 PARK BENCH 3 rcsofvcJf tfiat 0 woufcT jpcrmit no nian to narrow anS degracCe rnyjouf fay mafainq mo faatc film. ‘Washington As the gulls fly in from the sea and the oak lives on. though barren of leaves. The crisp, biting wind whips through the trees. The dark clouds loom, no longer on the horizon and the dreary rains drench the son as time drags on. another days ton. Whne the setting sun dims the day. the world lays down to rest- only the night owl whoos in Jest. In the wee hours peace consumes the earth untn the rising sun revives the day and men resume the games they play Clarke Canfield 108 PARK BENCH FRIEND IS A STRANGE WORD. WE SA Y MAN IS OUR FRIEND. BUT WHY DO WE FIGHT AND KILL OUR FRIENDS? KIM SANNAR PARK BENCH 109 A lost dream floats endlessly across the horizon, holding a thought of work, maybe of play, or maybe pain stricken numbness. I shall not know until it reaches me and fills my head. W.S.H. PARK BENCH 111 No one knows more about mans masked inhibitions than the unknown clown who so bravely lets his surface. Hydi Lyn Kotiia JUNIOR DIVISION 113 Becky Brunner Kip Buchholz Todd BuH Lauri Burpee John Calkins Lynn Calkins Jennifer Cameron Shana Campbell Stacy Carter Lisa Chapman Craig Chizum Chris Christensen Shannon Clausen Ellen Colhouer Brad Courtney Rich Crabtree Sophie Crawford Larry Crites Valerie Crites Darci Dunningham Dave Dahlquist Rhodalyn Davie Brian De Haas Helen Demuth Traci De Sautels David DenteI Warren Dexter Dwight Dimes 114 JUNIORS Doug Albertson Gig Anderson Nicholas Andrews Thomas Annestrand Tom Atchison Dave Auxier Brian Baker Jeff Baker Greg Bakken Catenae Balogh MtcheUe Balt zea hMe BattzeH Sherron Barney Becky Barzler Jeanne Baylor Todd Beahm Marty Beggs Jeray BeU Kent Bench Jennifer BidweU JJ Bir den Susan Black Brenda Brrkemeter Courtney Boivn Kirk Brannock Heidi Brice Juke Britsch Bm Bromps Jeff Halverson Leske Hamm Mike Hampton Kristina Hanley Paula Harfst Kari Harrell Tom Harwood Miek Hebard Libby Holmes Tyegh Home Carolyn Horn Dan Houston Scott Howard Lee Howard Amy Huber Eric Huber Paul Heiman Steven Henry Troy Hering Debra Hersey Jamie Hicks Andrea Higgins Rich Hlavka Michelle Hogarth Tom Holden Debra Hollins 116 JUNIORS Barnes ENis Matt Emlen Erik EseHus Susie Estes Andrea Evans Darcee Evans Rick F anger James Feld Adrienne Ferte Rice Foggia David Fawcett Jody Garbarino Chris GeHos Cam Goodwm Becca Grant Brian Gregoire Theresa Grupp Barry Hagans Beth Hager Heather Hakdors Bob Dorr Sean Drew Jeff Duncan Marie Dunn Robert Dunn Georgana Durham Peter Eastman Majd El-azma Mary Jane Limes Jeff Luiich Lei Lundahl Scott Mackie Leslie Marlow Mike Marshall John Martin Mike Martiny Mike Mat hie Charlie Me A tee Wendy McCall Mark McCarthy David McDaniel Shelley McElroy Molly McKenzie Kiri Merrm Ueana Meza Erik MHter Jennifer MiHeson Marisa Mendel Ty Montgomery Joe Moorad Robin Morse Jeff Krebs Kim Kurito Mickey Kuse Wendy Landen Eric Larson Gail Lee 3 118 JUNIORS Jane Huffman Jason Hurtado Ay fin Huth Sami Ingersoll Nancy Jackson Kent Jensen Kenneth Johnson Angela Jones Steve Jones Jamal Kadri Trevor Katanic Shelley Kauble James Keenan Tod Kelly Sheri Kern Scott Keylock Kelley KiUeen Jacquelyn Kirscht Karen Knutson James Koehn 120 JUNIORS Mike Rabre David Rackhffe Kris Raudy Kris Rezac Amy Ricker Stewart Rits Sean Roberts Sean Robertson Rebecca Rohen Charlie RoUins Mark Ronning Keith Rose Jeff Roland Jennifer Russell Michelle Saeland Kim Samar Chris Sawyer Joanne Schaeffer Chad SchUperoort Larry Schreiter John Schwartzman Janelle Shields Rick Mreen Lyndi Morion Heather Myhr Jennifer NacreNi Gretchen Nave Cathy Nelson Tricia Neuhoff Kathleen Newell Karen Nichols Mark Noland Suzanne O'Brien Katherine Okoneski Caryl Olsen Cheryl Olsen John Olson bane Olson Melissa O thorn Holly Otness Marianne Patterson Clark Patton Christina Pearson Steve Pearson Pauline Perez Nels Peterson Perry Peterson Gus Phelps Yvonne Valdenegro Kori VanCleve Sara VanCleve Cortnn Vermillion John Wagner Mike Walker Brian Ware Jennifer Warner Kim Watley Joe Watts Dan We s ogel Eric Werner Monique Wilson Mike Wimberly Kim Winston Keith Wolff Lance Woodbury Jamie Writer Molly Wunderly Troy Yost 122 JUNIORS Kris Simpson Greg Smith Kevin Smith Mike Smith Michael Smith Missy Smith Resa Smith Kris Smithhisler Ed Soler John Sorensen Tom Stark Kathleen Steffens Susan S tender Ed Stevens Frank Stratton Cathy Street Brenda Sweeney Kris Tagmyer Tom Taylor Paul Tekorius Robin Thelen Kristin Thomas Amy Thompson Robin Thompson Walter Thornton Larry Thun Randy Timmerman Jennifer Tisdel Chris Tower Jennifer Tracy Stephanie Tromley Pete Viteznik Tom Waggoner BUI Wagner 123 124 SOPHOMORE DIVISION Angela Abbot Barbara Adams Jennifer ANqutst Brent Ahrend JUI Anderson Lisa Birkemeier Heidi Black Wendy Blakeley Chuck Bloch Michelle Bohm Marae Anderson Rich Andrews Katie Ariens Dale BaHey Charles Barker Katie Basey Diana Bright Mike Brown Tom Busby Jutie Byrne Denise CodwelJ Chris Cameron SOPHOMORES 125 Gar Dah quist Hafez Daraee David Davis Kris Davis Kim Day David Deal Melissa Den tel Courtneay Detjens Stephanie Dir David Elton HoUy English James Eppley Mary Erwin Joe Erikson Ann Donaca Theresa Dunn Dave Dusek Heidi Earls Tracey Edwards Dean Ekas Draden Ekas Rob Eldndge Liz Eselius Da von Eyer Dan Fawcett John Felion Stephanie Foster Scott Fuller Ron Fulwtler Greg Gallant Kima Garrison Julie Gast Werner GerHng Mike Giles Rick Giles Catherine GUpatrick Susan Gold Lori Gotdade Tim Goss Neil Grant Kamy Gray Shawne Groves Eric Gulbrand Steve Gutmann Heidi Gutwald Makram Hamdan Kristen Hammerstad John Hardy Geoff Hart Jim Harwood James Hawthorne Jan Henderson Mark Henson i SOPHOMORES 127 Whitney Hunter Ayzh Huth Julie Iverson Scott Jackson Seth Jelen Jennifer Jenkins Wendi Jenkins Deona Johnson Steven Josephson Warren Klinkenberg Sue Koehn Stephanie Koeller Scott Kruse Melissa Kunde Hilary Hibbard Gretchen Hittte Kristi Hladacek Kim Hoevet Teresa Holden Jennifer Holzemer Jennifer Howe Steve Jurney Jami Kampe Jamie Kauble Mike Kehoe Kris KeH Stan Kennedy Kathy Kindorf Page Kirkpatrick Becky Kuhnert Susan Landis Patricia Larson Wayne Latshaw Kristen Lawrence Stacey LHIich Scott Lockwood Brian Lofgren John Logan Karen Logan Steve Logsdon Erin Long Dave Marto Jennifer Marty Kelly Masters Tracey Mattern Karen May Dana Martin Sherry McCall Neil Leslie PhU Leventhal Karina Levin Mark Lewis Kristen Lowenburg Matt Lucas Carrena Lukas Vicky Lundberg Denise Lynam Lisa Malfery Joey Martinez Amy Martinsen SOPHOMORES 129 Michefle Mater Kim Milne Mickey Mistier Laura Mitchell Patricia Monnie Tamiko Monroe Tim Moore Jeff Morris Randy Morse Rose Mote Beth Murphy Kevin Murray Rick Myers Rod Myers Beth Nacrelti Tami Naifor Peter Nettle Christine Niland Carla Nilsen Jama Nizam Christine North Bud Olsen Daren Parr Alan Parrish Brad Parrish Kris Parsons Scott Peters Chad Peterson Jeri-Ann Phelps Patricia Phillips Perpetua Phillips Crystal Pollock Ann Preslan Jim Sather JiH Sanders Becky Sola Amy Scharwatt Mike Schaefer Scott Savage Jim Schell Margo Rainey Sue Reift Suzi Retting Tami Rtppon Jennifer Rock wood Barbara Rogers Richard Rosanova Elizabeth Saeland SOPHOMORES 131 Keri Sisavic Bonnie SmaU Barry Smith Brian Smith Gregory Smith Ken Smith Mike Snook Julie Solheim Toni Softer Tom Scufly Grant Seartes Janet Shaw John Shields Jenny Sewell Scott Simmons Shawn Simons Darren Spisla Eric Sporre Paul Stamnes Michael Stanford Darlene Starr Maria Stevens Brandi Stewart Marc Stromvig Christine Sutter Tony Torr Missie Telsey Brenda Thomas Susanne Tucker Lori VanMeter Andre VeHtet John Vincent SOPHOMORES 133 134 FROSH DIVISION Nicole Allen Ned Anderson Greg Ariens Traci Austin Rick Boar Lisa Body Lisa Baker JoelI Bradshaw Michelle Briede Amy Britsch Angela Brown Greg Brown Scott Brown Greg Buford Lisa Burke Traci Ackerman Leigh Ann Hee Christopher Aider Scott Albertson Brian Albrich Wendy Baker Linda Bantsari Mike Becker Jude Bed Scott Berry James Betts Tanja Birden Emily Black Jennifer Boyd Deanna Boyer FROSH 135 David Daly Jeff Danchok Saba Daraee Alan Davis Michelle Degraw Christy Garrison Mark Garvey Pete Gat to Heather Geary Lori GoodeH Rachael Grant Heath Green wold Tim Greve Ryan Groh Teresa Drew Karen Dusek David Dusseau Maryln Felion Benjamin Fritz Cheryl Fugate Jeffrey Gabel Barbara Galewski Nicole Garcia Linda Hale Bradly Hart Chris Harwood Ted Harwood Tom Hatcher Brian Hathaway Dave Havener 136 FROSH Matthew Denton Elizabeth Dexter Anne Doerner Mary EHis Scott Evans Mike Fanger Renae Burt Carolyn Campbell David Campf Courtney Canfield Michelle Cannard Rene Cannard Kimmee Carbone Dena Carden Christine Carey Krista Carpenter jm Carter Paul Carter Mike Castlen Edqard Chrisman Kenneth Chrisman Dave Christensen Krista Clark Robert Clifton Heidi Cook Charles CorkHI Elise Coury Kevin Covington Elizabeth Cromwell Patricia Curtis Brad Kuhnert Lisa KurHo Stephanie Laing Eric Lawrence John Leary Erica Lindquist Brian Upson Mike Lock jar t Steve Marostica Amy Martin Kristin Martin Christy Martinez Carolyn Mas ton Kristy Mathews Marilyn Matias Kathy McCarfey Joseph McCarthy Scott Me Clung Mandi McDougall Margaret McGranahan Tom McNamara Andy McNeill Samuel McNeil 138 FROSH William Henry Laura Higdon Christine HiU Jonathan Hitt Jeanette Hochhalter Jim Hogarth Wendy Hokinson James Hughes Kathy Hughes Erik Hurds from Brian Hutchins Catrina Hutson Amy Ingersoil Brian Igram Michelle Irons wm Heather Legore Larry Leighton Lara Lmdersmith David Jackson Barry Kahle Anne Kapigton Larry Kemp Chris Khks Alan Knop Christine Knutson Jeff Kroft Chris Ku Karen Robinson Karl Rohde Gidgette Rosonova Jim Rovang Shawn Rude Bruno Rudolph Sara Russell Tammy Saetand Becky Samson 140 FROSH Nina Morrad Elizabeth Moore Todd Moore Jennifer Morton Angela Mote Stefanie Moulton Gina Mreen Stacie Murry Lindsay Myers Diana Neale Michael Newell Quinn Nieland Sami Nizam Pat Nokes Kim Nolen Lisa Nunley Laura O'Brien Tanya Okino Kim Olson Kris Olson Lance Opsahl Christopher Ott Lisa Palmer Andrew Park I 1 Tygh Walker Joe Warner Westlee Watson Suzanne Weaklend Tammy Weese Michelle Wheeler Steve Whitaker Ken Whitmarsh Mehssa Willard Eric Vanderhou wen Lisa Vezmar Lisa Voyles Adam Wagner Patricia Wagner Timothy Williams Gordon Wilson Sonya WHson David Windrow Daniel Withers Gary Wootworth Garrick Zakovics 142 FROSH Daniel Shaw Timithy Shields David Silke Terry Sinclair Greg Siroun an Todd Skrinar Kelly Smith Michelle Smithpeter Jocelyn Snowden Jacci Sowers Sara Staley Eric St amnes Eric Steinwinder Leigh Stevens Tina Stevens Kathleen Strader Graig Swanso Jason Thompson Laure Thornton Peter Timmen Not Shown: Sara Adams Jimmy Cody Jerry Duncan Michael Etherly Brian HiHshafer David Hyde Renee Lunenburg Samantha Manni Bridget Mathews Dan Nichols Dot ay Nichols Stuart Price Daniel Riehl Alex Taylor Jerome Vernet Heather Wagner Stacy Weiser FROSH 143 1 SHADOWS IN THE RAIN Shadows In The Rain was the theme for the 1981 Lakeridge Homecoming. The week of October 19-24 began with the princess assembly on Monday. The eight princesses chosen were Joel Bradshaw, Stephanie Moulton, Tamiko Monroe, Jennifer Ahlquist, Becca Grant, Shelley McElroy, Janet Sanders, and Renny Woolcott. Throughout the week, various air- bands had a chance to show their stuff in the north commons and the winner got to play at the queen assembly on Friday. The week was filled with such events as a car bash, class dressed up days, and a big mac eating contest. On Friday, senior Janet Sanders was crowned Lakeridge Homecoming Queen. That evening the varsity football team crushed visiting McMinnville 35-0. The following evening, the annual dance was held and enjoyed by all those who attended. 1. Caryl Olsen is caught stuffing a big mac into her mouth. 2 The last remains of the McMinnville car bash. 146 HOMECOMING 5 3. The Lake ridge Homecoming court from L. to R Joel Bradshaw and Eric Stemwmder. Jennifer Ahlquist and Chris Myers. Becca Grant and Rick Fanger. Renny Woolcott and Ned Marshall. Queen Janet Sanders and Thane Cleland. Shelley McElroy and Boomer Reiff Tamiko Monroe and Mike McKennon. Stephanie Moulton and Dave Confer. HOMECOMING 147 AUTUMN DELIGHT Fall Choral Concert One asset Lakeridge High can proudly boast of, is its consistently excellent musical presentations. The 1981 Fall Concert which fell on November 4, continued this fine reputation. The Lakeridge stage band set the fast paced evening with several fine instrumentals includi ng Catallo's Cafe Amore, Spera's Four Wheel Drive, and a superb rendition of the Marvin Hamlisch hit What I Did For Love, which was accompanied by a fine solo sung by Michelle Lunenburg. The Freshman Girls Triple Trio came next with a delightful song and dance act based on the song “When I Meet My Man, What Lakeridge concert would be complete without Company? They combined their rare singing and dancing talents to recreate the Telephone Hour sequence from Bye Bye Birdie. Classical music was then given a shot as the Lakeridge Orchestra played several pieces from such masters as Mozart and Bartok. The latter part of the evening was dedicated to the three Lakeridge choral groups. The Pacer Choir sang several selections from the musical Oliver, the Stage Choir performed Three Mountain Ballads and the Concert Choir ended the gala evening with selections from Down By The Riverside. 1. Company performing a piece from Bye Bye Birdie 2. Choral director Ticen directs the Stage Choir as they smg Three Mountain Ballads 3 Lakeridge's Stage Band playing Four Wheel Drive . Rick Tippets conducts. 148 THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE 2 3 f The Cast and Crew of The Prisoner Of Second Avenue Mel Edna Harry Pauline Pearl Jessie Lights Stage Manager Director Sean Knight Mary Ella Ross Tod Kelly Jennie Norman Lisa Lipson Christina Stevens Joe Warner Kim Walker Herb Hyde “The Prisoner of Second Avenue was per- formed on December 3. 4. and 5 of 1981. SIMON'S MELODRAMA Neil Simon's The Prisoner of Second Avenue was the fall drama production this year, and its' success was outstanding. The plays story revolves around the frustrated life of a forty-seven year old. New York ad man, who suddenly loses his job and is therefore thrust into a life of torturous misery. Sean Knight, who played Mel the play's central character, achieved brilliance as he brought to life one of the most energetic and maniacal characters ever seen on the Lakeridge stage. Mary Ella Ross also kept adrenalin flowing as she used her superb acting talent to create Edna, Mel's understanding wife. Prisoner's supporting cast was also quite up to par. Tod Kelly, who portrayed Mel's eccentric brother Harry, delivered a fine performance. Jennie Norman, Christina Stevens and Lisa Lipson, who played, Mel's three elderly sisters, were also very convincing. 1. Edna (Mary ESO Ross) attempts to calm down hot- headed husband Mel. 2. Mel (Sean Knight) uses Edna as a release for his tensions. 3. Mel's brother Harry (Tod KeHy) visits Mel after his nervous breakdown 4. Mel's sisters (From left to right) Jessie (Christina Stevens). Pauline (Jennie Norman) and Pearl (Lisa Lipson) also come to offer Mel condolences 1 MISTLETOE MAGIC The 1981 Holiday Week was held early this year and it really helped get the Christmas spirit off to a great start. The princesses chosen on Monday were Wendy Baker, Heidi Rhodes, Linda Hale, Karyn May, Susie Reiling, Kathryn Okoneski, Laila Vehvilainen, Susanne O'Brien, and Cathy Bosworth. The week was filled with such events as sled races, talks with Santa, singing telegrams and class dress-up days. The Holiday dance was very well attended and the music, which consisted of anything from jazz, disco, to rock, was really well liked and everybody there danced, (which is unusual). On Friday, the Queens' assembly was held and the student body chose Senior Laila Vehvilainen as their 1981 Lakeridge Holiday Queen. 1. Thane Cleland escorts Princess Wendy Baker through the arbor during the Queen Assembly. 2. Ray VeiBet escorts Queen Loila Vehvilainen through the arbor. 1. Lakendge Holiday Court L. to R. Heidi Rhodes. Linda Hale. Wendy Baker. Kathryn Okoneski. LaHa VehvHoinen. Susanne O'Brien. Karyn May. and Susie Retting. 2. Queen Laila VehvHainen and her escort Ray VeHlet HOLIDAY WEEK 151 l l NTERFW CCNCBTT HOLIDAY CHEER This year's Holiday Concert proved to be both successful and exciting for Lakeridge's three music departments. The concert experienced a good deal of audience attendance, as a healthy amount of people gathered to see the gala event. Starting off the evening was the Lakeridge Orchestra, which brilliantly re-created A Fantasy On-Greensleeves. Company then danced their way onto the stage and performed a Christmas medley, including such favorites as Jingle Bells , The First Noel , and What Child Is This. Other highlights of the evening included several Christmas favorites performed by Lakeridge's three choral groups. The Stage Choir, Concert Choir, and Pacer Choir performed such classics as Caroling, Caroling , Ring The Bells , and Away In A Manger . The Freshman Girls Triple Trio made their second appearance on the Lakeridge stage as they sang the beloved Christmas Song. And what Lakeridge Holiday Concert would be complete without the traditional Chorus Orchestra combination performing the “Hallelujah chorus from Handel's The Messiah. 1. The Stage Choir singing Caroling, Caroling. 2. Company girls Jean Johnson. Sydney Danchok and Juke Ahlguist sing Have Yourself a Merry Utile Christmas. 3. The Freshman Girls Triple Trio preparing to sing A Time To Be Jolty. 3. Cellist Andrew Emten strums a solo from Allegro Moderato. 152 WINTER PLAY CONCERT BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE AND A COMPANY OF WAYWARD SAINTS The cast and crew of Bel Book and Candle'' Gillian Holroyd Shep Henderson Aunt Queenie Nicky Holroyd Sidney Redlitch Lisa Lipson Sean Knight Fabienne Huyghe Jim Prince Alan Espasandm Bel Book and Candle was presented on February 11. 12. and 13 under the direction of Herb Hyde, the assistant direction of Christina Stevens, the stage management of Melissa Dentel and the lighting of Joe Warner The cast and crew of A Company of Wayward Saints” Harlequin Sean Knight Scapino Matt Emlen Pantelone Tod Kelly Dottore Jason Ferte Capitano Pedro Poole Tristano Boomer Reiff Isabella Mary Ella Ross Colombine Jennie Norman Ruftiana Lisa Coury A Company of Wayward Saints was performed on February 19. 20. and 21 and had the same crew as Ben. Book and Candle'' with the exception of Warren Dexter who did the lighting. 5 DUO COMEDIES This year the Lakeridge Drama Department produced two plays, instead of one, for the Winter Drama presentation. The plays were John Van Druten's Bell, Book and Candle and George Herman's ”A Company of Wayward Saints. Bell, Book and Candle involves the story of a modern-day witch who falls in love with a mortal and is forced to decide whether her lovelife or her supernatural powers are more important. Lisa Lipson played Gillian, the glamorous witch and Sean Knight portrayed her unsuspecting victim. A Company of Wayward Saints , the story of a group of misfit actors struggling to earn their fare home, was the second of the Winter plays. Sean Knight, who played lead roles in both plays, portrayed with great vigor. Harlequin, the leader of the lost acting troupe. Both plays experienced moderate success and achieved wide-spread audience approval. 1 Gilan. played by Lisa Upson, forces Aunt Queenie (Fabienne Huyghe) to swear on the Witches' Manual that she win discontinue her witchcraft. 2 Sean Knight as Harlequin. 3. Pantalone (Tod Kelly) and Ruftiana (Lisa Coury) perform their Julius Caesar act. 4. The entire Company of Wayward Saints 5. Sean Knight and Lisa Lipson in a romantic scene from Bel Book and Candle. WINTER PLAY CONCERT 153 154 MAY WEEK It's spring time again and warm weather made the perfect setting for the 1982 May Week and Prom. On Monday morning, an excited audience attended the traditional princess assembly, led by emcees Matt Fisher and Matt Emlen. Then on Friday, during the Queens assembly Caroline Gutmann was chosen by the student body and was crowned by last year's Queen Colleen Niland. Later that afternoon students participated in many May day events including the traditional powder puff football game. The week came to an official close with the Junior Senior prom. The prom Little Paradise was held at Neighbors of Woodcraft in Portland. 1 Junior powder puff football team members Kris Tagmeyer. Rebecca Rohen. Leslie Marlow. Jennifer Tisdel. Missy Smith, Kim Sonar, Heather Myhr and Vat Crites. 2 Madame Goyak won the Al Duir look a like contest 3 As many seniors did Scott DeVeau. Lisa Mitchell. Geoff Luke Lukinbeat. Brad Jones and their dates rented a Limo for the prom. 4 A group of seniors at dress up day 5 The 1982 May Week court Leslie McOuary. Christina Stevens. Renny Wooicott. Cathy Bosworth. Shannon Larsen. Queen Caroline Gutmann. Karen Dejens. Stephanie Lanzarotta. Mary Etta Ross. Dion Emigh and JHI McGrenahan. 6 Queen Caroline Gutmann. MAY WEEK 155 Company on Broadway was the theme for the 1982 variety show. It featured all 28 Company members and played March 17th and 18th in the Lakeridge Auditorium. The show was based on pieces from several Broadway shows and was highly successful. The excellent performances of Thane Cleland, Michelle Lunenburg, and Christina Stevens provided the highlights for the evening. 1. Christina Stevens as Lib' from Carnival. 2. Michelle Lunenburg performs a number from The Wiz. 156 VARIETY SHOW CONC On June 3rd. the music department put on a very entertaining show. The orchestra, concert band, freshmen girl's ensemble, stage choir, stage band, pacer choir, and concert choir all participated. It was a high- energy, well-attended concert. All of the soloists did an outstanding job. 1. Andrew Emlen plays the cello. 2. Leigh Stevens sings in the freshman girl's ensemble SPRING CONCERT 157 MUSICAL MAGIC Wonderful Town, a musical play about two country girls who travel to New York City in quest of fame and fortune, was Lakeridge's Spring musical presentation this year. On the six nights that the play was performed healthy crowds assembled to observe the brilliance of the extravaganza. The play once again marked the traditionally successful collaberation of Lakeridge High's three performing groups: Drama, Choir and Orchestra. Mary Ella Ross and Christina Stevens headed off the plays giant cast as Ruth and Eileen Sherwood, the two sisters from Ohio attempting to make a name in the big Apple. Upon their arrival in Greenwich Village they are immediately conned by a fast-talking landlord, played by Sean Knight, to rent out a rundown apartment that was once the dwelling place of a call-girl named Violet (Kristie Hladecek). As the story progresses Ruth and Eileen are bombarded by Violets past clients and are forced to take on the protective services of a washed up ex-football star called the “Wreck (Frank Stratton). Ruth, who aspires to be a great writer soon comes in contact with a young publisher named Bob Baker, played by Boomer Reiff, who is somewhat dumbfounded by Ruth's bizarre style of writing. Soon all chaos erupts when Eileen is mistakenly arrested for rioting and is sent to jail. All is resolved though when Eileen is released from jail and is approached by a local club owner, (Matt Fisher) who offers Eileen a chance to accomplish her life-long ambition, singing for an audience. With the music of Leonard Bernstein and the lyrics of Comden and Green, Wonderful Town provided several memorable songs including It's Love , Swing , Pass the Football , “Conga and The Wrong Note Rag . 1. Ruth and Eileen Sherwood. (Mary Ella Ross and Christina Stevens) express their homesickness in the song Ohio . 2. At the Village Vortex. Ruth and Bob Baker (Boomer Reiff) sing the finale It's Love as Mr. Appopotous (Sean Knight) joins in 3. Ruth (Mary Ella Ross) dances her way through Swing A. Eileen (Christina Stevens) leads the Portugese Cadets through the conga number 5. During her short stay in jail. Eileen becomes the heartthrob of the police force. 6. Ruth and Eileen once again tearfully yearn to go home. MUSICAL 159 The art department offered a variety of creative classes for all Lakeridge students. From those who have not had any art experience, to those talented students with a broader background in art. This year, art instructor David Kohl replaced Kris Olson who was on leave. Kohl joined the multi-talented duo of Jim Ponti and Terry Hutchinson. The combination of the three made Lakeridge's art department one of the finest around. 1. ART STAFF: Jim Ponti. Terry Hutchinson. David Kohl. 2. Brandy Stewart creates a masterpiece 3. A pottery jdent shows off her skins. ART 161 The 1981-82 Lakeridge Business staff had another productive year with the purchase of a word processing machine. Emphasis was put on Sophomore and Senior classes including; Typing, Accounting, Marketing, Income and Money Management, and Economics. All these have proved to be extremely helpful for College-bound students. 1 The Career Department once again proved to be of great service to Pacer students. The staff continued to post want ads for students in need of a job. They also provided advice and information for students trying to make a career choice. Rosemary Griffeth was added to the staff this year. She seems to enjoy her job here. 1. CAREER DEPARTMENT STAFF from left to right Judy Kocer. Angela Gustafson. Rosemary Raymore. Rosemary Griffeth (not pictured Gordie James). 2. Gordie James exhibits his expertise at counciting students CAREER DPT. 163 2 164 DRAMA The Lakeridge Drama Department kept extremely busy this year. Not only was the department preoccupied with maintaining its usual degree of quality, but it also took on the burdensome task of producing four full-length plays instead of three. The four productions included: Neil Simon's delightful comedy The Prisoner of Second Avenue, Bell, Book and Candle, A Company of Wayward Sainfs and the musical Wonderful Town. All four plays distinguished themselves in various areas of dramatic excellence. All Drama study courses were instructed by Lakeridge Drama coach Herb Hyde. The courses that were offered included ON STAGE, ACTING WORKSHOP. MODERN THEATRE and CHILDRENS THEATRE. 1. Janet Shaw and Lisa Courey attempt an improvisation for Drama class 2 The Drama department s distinguished leader. Herb Hyde. 3. Herb Hyde attempts to critique a skit, with little success. 4. One of Lakeridge's many enthusiastic Drama classes. Lakeridge High School has one of the largest number of students enrolled in foreign language classes in Oregon. The classes experience everything from every day class work to the creative task of constructing a village in their own classrooms. Although the German and French classes were the only ones that built the villages, the other classes still had a very creative and exciting year of foreign learning experience. 1. The Foregin Language department consists of. from left to right: Ms. Andrikopoulos: German teacher. Mr. Ctausnitzer: Latin teacher. Mrs. Goyak: French teacher. Ms. Stavig: Spanish teacher. Mr. Sonera: Spanish teacher, and Mrs Turchi: French teacher 2 Eric Werner grieves over a tough German assignment. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT BACK ROW Terry Logan. Gale VanHoorn. Ruth Petefski. Dave McCormick. Michael Wendt. Lu Evans FRONT ROW: Letly Owhgs. Jo Woken. Alien Webb. Steve Ticen. Pat Dungan. Gerian McDaniel. Tom Davis. Sandra Carbone NOT SHOWN Beverly Bennett 2 Terry Logan waits tor lunch. 3. Ruth Petefski looks tor an english test. 4. Rich Rosanova studies before class. The English department was made up of 12 teachers this year. The English department filled its curriculum with writing and literature to make it another successful year. Each year the department conducts a writing week in which students write papers and then edit each other's papers while learning writing skills. New additions to the department were Geriann McDaniel, Jo Wollen also had a student teacher Allen Webb. Valuable assets to the department were aids Ruth Pelefski and Elsa Jane Weislogel who aided Beverly Bernert in the Reading Lab. The Reading Lab was set up for students who need extra help on their reading skills. ENGLISH 167 The lack of knowledge of the past makes one prisoner of the future. Social studies teaches the mistakes and successes of the past. A knowledge of social studies is important for one to become good citizen. In order to graduate from Lakeridge one must earn three units of social studies credit. A wide variety of courses are offered from basic classes to advanced courses such as Psychology. Seniors have the option to take either Twentieth Century History or elective courses pertaining to history. Many Lakeridge students earned their social studies credit during summer school. 168 HISTORY 1 1. Woody Ostrom takes a break from the rough life of teaching 2 Jm Jamieson assists student with assignment 3. Lakendge student rushes to complete history assignment in resource center 4 HISTORY INSTRUCTORS. BACK ROW Herm Mize. Herb Dir. Betty Davidson. Denise Dryden. Woody Ostrom. Keith Hurdstrom. FRONT ROW: Bev Kelsven. Robina Eert. Sue Vincent. Jim Jamieson. 5. Chuck Hannington. Brian Brennt. Jennifer Rasmussen, and Kathy Skinner listen intently to a history lecture. HISTORY 169 There was a lot of variety in the home economics curriculum this year. Bachelor Chef was, as always, very popular. Sewing was also offered. Many people made things such as shirts and backpacks. Another area of home ec. was Child Development. Students learned much about the care and responsibility involved in raising a child. 1. Freshman, Jim Huehes. burns his buns m cook mg 2. Teachers Suzi BoHock. Audrey Underdahl. Patti Reilly, and Joanne Healea pose for their picture OVEEC 170 HOME EC. 1 NOETRIA The teachers and students worked hard again this year in Industrial Arts making tables, checkerboards and rebuilding engines. Some students went to L.O.H.S. to take metals classes from Mr. Gogliu. Mr. Hoffman taught a building trades class in which the students built a house and other complicated structures. 1 Mr. Smith expians his life story. 2. INDUSTRIAL ARTS STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT MUton Hoffman, Chuck Smith. Lew Grant and Bod Zimmerman. 2 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 171 The math department made several advances in the field of computers. The department acquired six new apple computers, a new Hewelett- Packard and several new textbooks for the computer science classes. To allow students more space to work on the computers, all the computers were moved into the teacher's offices and the teachers were transfered into the calculator room. Subsequently, the calculators were moved into the old computer area. The math department is continuing to expand their horizons. 172 MATH 2 1 MATH DEPARTMENT. BACK ROW: Jerry Grosser). Chuck Sowers. Chuck Geldaker. Jay Evans FRONT ROW Carla Randall. Barbara L udders. Ron Boys. 2. Carla Randall stands by as Mike Fritz works on the computer. 3. Brian Jensen studies hard for calculus. 4 Andy Hochhatter daydreams in analysis. 5 Mike Tankersley works diligently on the computer. MATH 173 With the addition of weight lifting equipment in the P.E. department this year, lifting weights became a popular pasttime. The P.E. department added a weight lifting class that started before school. Health courses were valuable since they focused on the importance of a both healthy body and way of life. Subjects taught in Health classes were composed of nutrition, first-aid, diseases, drug and alcohol abuse, and sex education. 1 The P.E. staff from Left to Right: Front Row: Tom Smythe. George Shull. Jay Locey Back Row: Sheila Banks. Royce McDaniel. Vicki Thomas. 2. Vicki Thomas pumps her P.E. class up. 3. Coach Tom Smythe looks distressed after a loss to Roseburg 2 — I The Science department made it through another year of freshmen, dissection and qualitative analysis with great success. They all worked diligently this year to keep up the high quality education that the Science department has always been known for. Two new additions to the department were another Advanced Biology class and the purchase of a 6 inch reflecting telescope. 1 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT TEACHERS BACK ROW John Fossatti. Chris Laufer. Jim Sather, Keith McGrow FRONT ROW John Sanders. Bob Roes, and Ron Severson 2. Geoff Lukinbeat inoculates a rare tropical disease. SCIENCE -175 1 Photography courses this year were as popular as ever. Classes were again taught by John Sanders. Students continued to enjoy both Photo 1 and the more advanced program Photo 2. Planned Study was also available to the most excellent students. When in need of projectors, recorders, or televisions the AV department under Mr. Herb Hyde filled the order. The Audio Visual department was also in charge of the broadcast studio. • . John Vincent enlarges picture in the darkroom 2 Dee Lyman developing negatives tor overdue photography assignment 3. Herb Hyde and John Sanders Just passing the time talking about the weather. 176 PHOTO AV Program was designed to help students who are having difficulties in classes at Lakeridge. There are five alternative periods available per day. Mr. Jamieson has been teaching the program for the last six years. 1. Jm Jamieson looks up from his work for a picture 2. David Ingrahm and Nanette Vincent conspire while Tammy Swygord tries to work. 3 Wendy Roland pretends to study ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM 177 The 1981-82 school year saw a great change in the Lakeridge Administrative staff. Dr. Tom Lindersmith, formerly principal at Lake Oswego High School, replaced Dr. Jdmes Schell to serve in the leadership role as principal at Lakeridge. Dr. Schell moved into the District Office to become chief assistant to Superintendent Dr. Don Chorles. Robert Schlegel, who previously acted ds Dedn of Student Activities, took over John Turchi's duties as Dean of Student Guidance. Mr. Turchi advanced to Vice Principal at Lake Oswego High School, while Jan Burgess, who was head counselor ot Tigord High School, filled the opening as Dean of Student Activities. The administration continued to strive and to grow for the betterment of both ourselves and our school community moking us proud to be Pocers. 1. Dr Lindersmith reads a Newspaper while relaxing in his office 2. Jon Burgess enjoys a football game. 3. Dr. Tom Lindersmith. Mr. Bob Schlegal. Ms. Jan Burgess. Mr. Bruce Richards. COUNSELORS i This year the counselors eagerly got involved in guiding our student body. All four counselors have shown supreme ability in problem solving and decision making. The counselors have also proved their invaluable assistance in many other school activities. 1 Mr McQuary. Mrs. Ramey; Mr Bramsman and Mrs. Krieger pose for a group picture. 2. Mrs. Ramey introduces her next student COUNSELORS 179 The library is the best source of information at Lakeridge. It offers resource materials as well as popular novels, magazines and newspapers. The huge responsibilities of keeping the library clean, organized and in working order fall on two wonderful ladies, Rae Dodds and Kelly Graham. 1 The new library security system. 2 Librarians Rae Dodds and Kelly Graham 180 LIBRARY The school nurse, Mrs. Jeannie Stanenko, and the school psychologist, Bonnie Garlington, aided students with the everyday problems a teenager goes through. The nurse aides students with sicknesses, while the psychologist helps students with problems in her field. The nurse was available at school for help every Thursday, while the psychologist was here Monday through Friday. 1 Psychologist. Bonnie Garkngton. busily works through the day 2 Dwight Dimes resorts to the health room for rest and relaxation. 3. The school nurse, Mrs Jeannie Stanenko. works diligently at her desk NURSE PSYCHOLOGIST 181 This year, as every year, the secretaries have provided invaluable assistance to the Lakeridge students and staff. Again this elite group has kept Lakeridge going for the entire school year. Just a thanks and a page in the Symposium does not, by any means, express the gratitude we owe. ABOVE: Left-Right: Carol Carpenter. Genie Peters. Kama Berry. Lois Morse. Karlene Anderson. Ruth KitzmiUer, Bev Imper. and Lorna Jackstadt BELOW: Kama Berry eagerly performs her everyday duties. 182 SECRETARIES The cooks and custodians of Lakeridge did another fantastic job for the student body. Gladys Koback and the rest of the kitchen staff provided good food for the first year off the federal lunch program. Budget cuts in the program forced the school district to withdraw. The custodial staff, under the direction of Jerry Hedin, did a fine job keeping the school clean and in working order. Without these dedicated people, Lakeridge would have come to a quick, abrupt halt. 1. COOKS BACK ROW Joan Cockrahan. Loraine McAvoy FRONT ROW: Beverly Kestek. Inge Rhodes. Gladys Koback. Marilyn Boeck. Ethel Woolard 1. CUSTODIANS BACK ROW: Norm Cleveland. Brad Mitchell. Sam Johnson. Dennis Bautdree. Paul Tekorius MIDDLE ROW Horace Gurkin. Bill Martin. Jerry Hedin. FRONT ROW Dennis Akins. Kakie Resch. Jack Hidy. Dan Tekorius 184 GROUPS This year's orchestra has proved itself as being just as good if not better than past Pacer orchestra groups. There are many talented individuals in the orchestra. This was proved by their fine showing at the district orchestra tournament. Senior Andrew Emlen played the cello and received a rating of superior. Emlen went on to the state competition. Juniors, Jason Hurtado and Nels Peterson, also received superior ratings. Other Lakeridge competitors were Diana Bright, Liz Eselius, Rose Mote, and David Fawcett. 1. The Lakeridge Orchestra practices for a big concert 2. Senior stand-out. Andrew Emlen. tries out a new head rest. ORCHESTRA 185 186 BAND 4 The Marching Band and Pep Band kept spirits and excitement high at many Football and Basketball games this year. They also went to a High School band festival in Florence, Oregon at the end of March. The Pit Orchestra turned in a fine performance in this year's musical, “Wonderful Town. Overall, this year's bands have kept up the tradition of excellence at Lakeridge. 1. Gregg Mindt plays the drums 2 FRONT ROW Missy WHIard. Tim Greve. Scott Berry. SECOND ROW: Scott Miller. Elizabeth Graham. Meg DeMuth. Randy Davis. Kevin Walczyk. BACK ROW Mike Walker. Student teacher Brian Kelly. Dave Dusek. Eric Lawrence. Thomas Annestrand 3. BACK ROW Strings teacher Miss Barthng. Lisa Btrkemeier. Eric Lawrence. Mary Smith. Jeff Henrotin. JoeHa Wipkop. Meg DeMuth. Gregg Hensley FRONT ROW Julia Lee. Rose Mote. Scott Berry. Sue Kern. Missy WHIard. Dave Dusek. David Yao. Band instructor Rick Tippets. Christy Carey 4 Mike Walker plays the keyboard BAND 187 The Lakeridge Choir program benefited from many talented members in the three choir groups during the '81-'82 school year. Pacer and Stage Choirs performed at many annual programs at local grade schools. Concert choir was known for their great appearance during the Christmas season at various shopping malls. 18 8 CHOIR 3 CHOIR 189 1 1982 was another successful year for fhe elite group of Lakeridge singers otherwise known as Company. A highlight of fhe year was fhe brilliant performance in December known as Company On Broadway , one student exclaimed, “I loved it! Another good season is on the horizon, so we can all look forward to next year. 1. BACK ROW Instructor Mr Ttcen. Peter McMtnn. Jim Nelson. John Wright, Greg Burpee. John Lutich. Rick Timmerman. Todd Raish. Thane Cleland. Peter Eastman. Robert Dunn. Boomer Reif. Dan Dehaven. Brad Courtney. Scott McLung. Rich Hlavka. Elizabeth Graham. FRONT ROW: Missy Green. Darci Evans. Shannon Larson. Jenny Norman. Mary EUa Ross. Christina Stevens. Jennifer Hart. Jill McGranahan. Jean Johnson. Becky Bruener. Sydney Danchok. Juke AhJquist. Sandy Benson. 2 Allison Wallace enchants ak with her musical skills as she leads Company 190 COMPANY 1 2 r' This year's Thespian troupe was maintained by a highly motivated group of Lakeridge students. Not only was there a healthy membership count, but the offices also proved to be more than efficient. The Thespian president this year was Jim Nelson, who took a great deal of time and dedication to keep the society organized. Kim Saunders served as Thespian secretary contributed much effort throughout the year tabulating members points and making plans for the 1982 Thespian Conference, which was held in Bend April 3rd, 4th, and 5th. 1. The entire Lakeridge Thespian troupe. From left to right. Kim Saunders. Jamie Writer. Jim Nelson. Mary Etta Ross. Sean Knight. Jason Ferte. Carrena Lukas and Stephanie Dir. 2. The 1982 Honor Thespians. From left to right Jim Nelson. Mary Etta Ross. Sean Knight and Jason Ferte 3 Thespian officers. From left to right. Secretary Mary Etta Ross. Vice President Kim Saunders and President Jim Nelson. THESPIANS 191 1 Randy Hamar tens Gale Van Hoorn how to do a correct layout 2 Brad Jones talks with Geoff Lukinbeat who is known better as America's last unicorn 3. YEARBOOK STAFF. FRONT ROW Eric Werner. Jim Prince. Kirk Brannock. Bin Bromps. Ntck Andrews. Gale Von Hoorn MIDDLE ROW Susan Pagels. Scott DeVeau. Brad Jones. Rebecca Rohen. Amy Scharwatt. Lynda Pitts. BACK ROW: Geoff Luke Lukinbeal, Randy Hamar. Rich Ramakers. Sean Knight. 4 Lynda Pitts rushes to complete deadline. 5. Hale Gale! 192 YEARBOOK 3 The Symposium staff consisted of twenty-two dedicated students who struggled through deadlines to get the yearbook together. Gale VanHoorn returned for a third year as advisor to the class. The staff was headed by editors in three different areas. Editor-in- chief was Lynda Pitts. The job of copy editor was shared by Geoff Lukinbeal and Randy Hamar served as returning layout editor and resident artist. After last year's fiasco with Taylor Publishing company, the company which publishes the yearbook was changed to Jostens. Jostens representative, Kay Soliday, helped the staff greatly by providing ideas and encouragement. YEARBOOK 193 Under the leadership of co-editors Chris Lee and John Leovy, the Newspacer staff continued its trek through the hallways of Lakeridge High. Their job; find a story that is fit to print, such as the exclusive. Newspaper scoop on the library book scanner. Under the direction of advisor David Smock McCormick, the staff gained knowledge in layout concepts, proper writing skills and basic photography through the task publishing several issues this year. 1. Jennifer Nacrelh takes time out for a picture. 2 NEWSPAPER STAFF. BACK ROW. Nels Peterson. Jennifer NocreHi. Ray VeiHet. Leah Vose. Mike Dueker. Barnes EHis. Mickey Mistier. Jennifer Fox. A. David McCormick. FRONT ROW Chris Lee. Jason Hurtado. Tod Kelly. Matt Emlen. Meri Morris. Lynda Pitts. John Leovy. Holly Werner, Stephanie KoeHer. Lisa Gates. NOT SHOWN Kristen Hammers tad. 194 NEWSPAPER SFEECH CERE 1 The superlative youth of Lakeridge has yet again produced an elite group of individuals. Lead by President Joe Marovich and also Seniors Jeff Lester, John Leovy, Matt Fisher, and Bryan Jensen, the team has made a name for themselves on the speech curcuit by sending nine out of sixteen competitors to the state speech tournament. ABOVE: 1 TOP ROW Jason Hurtado, and John Leovy. FRONT ROW Brian Upson. Joe Marovich. Carrena Lukas. Jamal Kadri. Barnes Elks on Eric Miller. Stacy L ch. Matt Fisher. Heidi Earls. Jett Lester. Sue Koehn. Bryan Jensen. Matt Perry, and Nels Peterson pose for their group picture BELOW 2 John Leovy expresses himself at state SPEECH DEBATE 195 1 Who said that our government officers don't have fun. The government officers were made up of six executives and four class presidents with eight representatives. The executive council was headed by Jill McGranahan. They had various duties with the school activities which included: Homecoming week, Holiday week, Valentine week, and May week. The student council also put on the can food drive which was very successful this year. The class presidents with their officers had various duties too. With special fund raisers and class competition. Woody Ostrom advised the government officers. 'I96 STUDENT GOV. 1. FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Brain Lipson. Gary Woolworfh. Laura Higdon. 2. SENIORS OFFICERS Diana Black. Kim Abelson, Diana Yao. 3 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Erik Esetius. Jean Baylor. Nancy Jackson. 4. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Cindy McKennon. Barbie Rogers. Jeff Perkins. 5. Mr. Woody Ostrom advisor for student government. 6. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Stacey Heidel. Barnes Ellis. JU McGranahan. Thane Cleland. Stephanie Lanzarotta. NOT SHOWN: Eric Miller. STUDENT GOV. 197 198 SCHOLARS This past year, as always, Lakeridge has had many outstanding scholars. The National Merit Scholar Finalists from Lakeridge were Andrew C. Emlen, Gregg H. Hensly, John M. Leovy, and Anne C. Ross. Also, several students won honors in the Clackamas Regional Skills Competition and in the state-wide business competition. Yearbook congratulates these students and all the others who have worked to excel in school. 1 LAKERIDGE FOREIGN LANGUAGE WINNERS Caroline Gutmam and Steve Gutmann. 2 STUDENTS OF THE SECOND QUARTER Heidi Rhodes. Christie North. Melissa Othman. and Mike Dueker 3 STUDENTS OF THE THIRD QUARTER: Neil Anderson. Seth Jelen. Con Vermillion, and Andrew Emlen. 4. STUDENTS OF THE FIRST QUARTER Gary Woolworth. Steve Gutmann. Nancy Jackson, and Denise Zinkel. SCHOLARS 199 This year the Merit Awards Committee held many fund raising activities. The Merit Awards are run by parents and dedicated to the betterment of Lakeridge. The committee held such functions as a fashion show, skiday, and the rummage sale. Merit Awards Commit'ee honors outstanding students with awards at the end of each school year. 1. Fabiarme Huyghe models a tennis outfit during fashion show. 2. Karen Detjens shows a casual look at the fashion show. 3 Michelle Lunenburg performs at the Merit Awards fashion show to rase money for scholarships. 200 MERIT awards booster club Fourty-three new members were accepted into the National Honor Society during the induction ceremony held last December. Guest speaker Dr. Donald Leu trom Portland State University gave an inspiring speech. The Lakeridge chapter President of the National Honor Society was Diana Yao. 1. Dr. Donald Leu addresses new members of the honor society 2. Julie Britsch receives induction certificate. 3. New members await induction ceremony. HONOR SOCIETY 20'I Young Life, a group led by John Franklin and Dale Haas, consisted of 20-30 people who met Mondays at 7:30 at various people's houses. They went to meet people and get more people involved with the community. This group did many things which included a summer trip to the coast. Another High School group, FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes), met every Wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. Led by Jay Locey and Jerry Hackenbruck, the group discussed athletics and religion and how they related to them. These groups were a rewarding part of Lakeridge and next year hope to get more people involved. 1. Win Wright looks admiringly at the camera 2 THE YOUNG LIFE GROUP TOP ROW Barb Vott. and Dale Haas MIDDLE ROW: Shelly Pontier. Kathryn Ku. Brenda Btrkemeier. Heidi Kotilla. Kevin Murray. Scott Lockwood, and Amy Ricker BOTTOM ROW Win Wright. Gail Lee. and Jamie Hicks. 3 Heidi Kotina omooks her Young Life companions 4 Tonto and Lone Ranger salute to rangers and rangerettes. 202 YOUNG LIFE FCA Lakeridge was fortunate to receive three great AFS students this year; Fabienne Fluyghe from Belgium, Carina Flanson from Sweden and Anna Patra from Greece. They all enjoyed their stay in Oregon and the United States. Randy George left Lake Oswego in February for a year long stay in Santiago, Chile. Nine other students also traveled with AFS for the summer. 1. AFS students Fabiene Huyghe. Anna Patra and Carina Hanson pose for their picture 2 INTERNA TIONAL CLUB. BACK ROW Victoria Lundberg. Carina Hanson. Susette Steinwinder. Kathy Moser. Dan Levin. Patricia Philips. Mark Lewis. Lisa Carvey. Julia Yates. Ann Preslain. SECOND ROW Laura Garvey. Jennifer Russel. Kris Ku. Kama Levin. Paul Tekorius IN FRONT Tod KeHy. Steve Jones. Matt Em en. Andrew Emlen. Barnes EHis. Eric MiHer. Nancy Jackson AFS 203 DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, was a marketing group involved in competition which included over 700 students from all over Oregon. DECA went to the Red Lion Inn on March 28, 29, and 30, students competed in competencies such as, advertising, general merchandising, and apparel. Nine students from Lakeridge competed in DECA, although no trophies were taken home, the group did well for their first time competing in DECA. In another marketing related competition, the Clackamas Skills Competition, took place in February. Five people placed first and second places in such competencies as sales demonstration, merchandising math, and advertising. Gene Schmidt who taught the marketing class has high hopes for next year's competitions. f. CLACKAMAS SKILLS COMPETITORS. BACK ROW: Advisor Geno Schmidt. Kristen Thomas, and Rebecca Rohen. FRONT ROW: Craig Neisen. Steve Henry, and Heather Myhr 2 DECA COMPETITORS. TOP ROW Geno Schmidt. Heidi Brice. Jay Stout, Deena Kemp. Rebecca Rohen BOTTOM ROW: Heather Myhr. Craig Neisen. and Matt Logan 204 DECA Art Staff, taught by Mr. Ponti, produced some fine art work as well as artists. In Beards KATU Art Open 1982, nine Lakeridge students won awards. In the 9th grade division; Ed Chrisman placed 1st, and Jill Carter placed 4th. 10th grade: Cathy Gilpatrick was 1st, and Kevin White was 2nd. 11th: 3rd.-Chris Pearson, and 5th-Yvonne Valdenegro. 12th grade division: 3rd-Florance Condos; 4th-Randy Hamar. Only 5 awards were given in each division and a $200 savings bond for 1st place winners. The Art Staff produced back drops for most of the school's dances and painted the scenes for the musical Wonderful Town . 1. Laura Mitchell works on a current art project 2 ART STAFF. FRONT ROW: Laura Mitchell. Yvonne Valdenegro. JoeFa Witkop. Linda Christianson. BACK ROW Christi Quade. Kari Markham. Kevin White. Chris Pearson. Chris Lea Not Pictured: Randy Hamar DEATH OF A SAMURAI- The sudden, untimely death of John Belushi left most Lakeridge students in a state of shock, while most people were just plain disgusted by the foolishness of the mishap. T.V.s KGON- M T.V., televisions' first video rock station, which proved extremely popular amongst Lakeridge students, as did the whole cable television craze. WILL IT WORK?- Ronald Reagans economic scheme has so far made no significant changes ... You've got two more years to show us your stuff Ron, so you better make your move! THE CUBE THAT SHOOK LAKERIDGE- Rubik's cube, the newest in brainpower puzzles, made its mark at Lakeridge leaving a trail of mental devastation in its path. 206 FAD CURRENT EVENTS _ EUREKA!- After three highly successful test Pt TAB AND RACTICAL- Th©K,g 'So'S ST Lakeridge. Its convenience combined with its recnnoiogy. amazing stereophonic capabilities made it an instant success. {Egyptian leader Sadat j rebel troops Divers probe icy jet wreck Actress Natalie Wood drowns C iiP O'Ucyonian ‘ 5 Alien on voluntary leave tm (Ti)f Dw0onian Mount St. Helens erupts again Actor illiam Holden found dead Some of the more prominant headlines of the 1981-82 school year. FAD CURRENT EVENTS 207 The community of Lake Oswego has been energetically supportive of Lakeridge programs. Numerous individuals have willingly committed their time, energy, effort, emotion, and concern for the continuation of quality opportunities for our students and for the betterment of our school. We especially wanf to thank those merchants who have expressed their unselfishness and generosity through their advertisements. 208 ADS Look what’s currently playing at Baskin-Robbins FOUNTAIN FESTIVAL A g«u letlnral SUrrng aH y your lavonie lounta Keats 3iOertui Mayors' The BODY SHOP at River s Edge Athletic Club Lance Coffel Weight Training for Men Women 5450 S.W Childs Road (503) 639-0871 Lake Oswego. Oregon 97034 (503) 639-5352 Vacuum Cleaner Specialist SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • SUPPLIES 226-6191 1221 S.W. Washington Portland, Oregon 635-3697 420 N. 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LAKE OSWEGO. OREGON 17777 Pilkington Rd Lake Oswego, Oregon 636-9657 ADS 216 LAKE GROVE SHOPPING CENTER 636-8457 Your Friendly Quality Meats. Produce, 8 . Deli Wines-lmported Foods United States National Bank Of Oregon A Subsidary Of U.S. Bancorp Congradulations, Class Of 1982 Lakeridge has set the pace of your life for the past four years. Now that you are off to set your own pace, let us help The People At U.S. Bank Lake Grove Ranch (503) 635-4441 ADS 217 Pioneer Spirit means more than just interest. ORKGON IK )Nf I K Loke Oswego. First A Ave. f AVINGS 635-4321 BERNINA SEWING BOUTIQUE SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS ALL MAKES MARSON'S VACUUM SUPPLY Boones Ferry Rd. at Jean Rd. Lake Grove. Oregon 97034 Phone 636 9434 VACUUM CLEANER NEW SALES - SERVICE USED COMPACT KIRBY EUREKA HOOVER HOOVER KIRBY LUX MISC. OTHERS ROSEWOOD GROCERY 17790 S.W. PILKINGTON LAKE OSWEGO: 635-3112 FOR HEAVENS SAKE 4038 SW MERCHANTS DR. SUITE 325 LAKE OSWEGO. OREGON 635-4471 ADS 218 A Angela Abbott (10) 125, 139 Heather Abbott (12) 81. 76 Kimberlee Abelson (12)81. 196. 76. 79 John Abercrombie (12) 81. 76 Traci Ackerman (9) 135 Barbara Adams (10) 29. 38. 51, 125 Michaelfe Adams (12) 81. 76 Jen Ahlquist (10) 125. 147 Julie Ahlquist (12) 81. T52. 76 Leigh Ahnee (9) 135 Michelle Ahnee (12) 81, 76 Brent Ahrend (10) 125 Douglas Albertson (11) 10. 115 Chris Aider (9) 135 Scott Albertson (9) 135 Brian Albrich (9) 135 Steven Alexandroff (12) 81. 76 Nicole AHen (9) 20. 135. 67 Peter Allender (11) 108 Dave Anderson (12) 81. 76 Garner Anderson (11) 115 Jill Anderson (10) 125 Kim Anderson (12) 70, 81. 76 Marcie Anderson (10) 125 Neil Anderson (9) 135. 198. 52 Todd Anderson (12) 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.81. 76, 79 Nick Andrews (11) 115. 160. 192 Richard Andrews (10) 125 Thomas Annestrand (11) 64. 115, 187 John Anthony (12) 81 Greg Ariens (9) 43. 135 Katie Ariens (10) 44. 125 Clay Arkless (12) 81, 19. 76, 54. 72 Eric Arranaga (11) 115 Michelle Arthington (12) 81. 76. 78 Thomas Atchison (11) 36. 115. 48 James A tseff (12) 81. 76 Traci Austin (9) 135 David Auxier (11) 10. 15. 115, 48 B Rick Baar (9) 135 Michelle Bach (11) 115 Dale Bailey (10) 15. 125 Shelley Bailey (12) 115 Lisa Baity (9) 29. 135 Brian Baker (11) 36. 115 Jeff Baker (11) 115 Lisa Baker (9) 135 Wendy Baker (9) 135. 150. 151 Greg Bakken (11) 10. 115 Ca ferine Batogh (11) 115 Micheal BaltzeU (11) 70. 115 Michelle BaltzeU (11) 115 Gail Bambace (12) 81 Juke Bantsari (12) 82. 76 Linda Bantsari (9) 135 Charles Barker (10) 125 Sherron Barney (11) 115 Kethe Barr (12) 68. 82. 76 Scott Barry (9) 36 Becky Barzler (11) 115 Kate Basey (10) 125 Brett Bassett (12) Kim Baughman (12) 82 Carol Baylor (11) 118, 196 Todd Beahm (11) 10. 36. 115. 48 WiUtam Beavers (10) 125 Angehque Becker (12) 83. 76 Dan Becker (10) 125 Doug Becker (10) 125 Mike Becker (9) 15, 36. 135 Tim Becker (12) 83 Marty Beggs (11) 115 Jeray Bek (11) 115 Juke Bek (9) 135 Kent Bench (11) 115 Sandy Benson (12) 83. 76 Steve Bergeron (10) 125. 20. 125 Scott Berry (9) 15, 135. 187. 52 James Betts (9) 21. 135 Jennifer BidweU (11) A3. 115 JJ Birden (11) 10. 115 Tanja Birden (9) 69. 135 Brenda Birkemeier (11) 115. 202 Lisa Birkemeier (10) 125 Diana Black (12) 68. 83. 196. 76. 79. 73 Emily Black (9) 135 Heidi Black (10) 125 Susan Black (11) 115 Wendy Blakely (10) 125 Charles Bloch (10) 15. 125 Michelle Boim (10) 30. 125. 139 Courtney Boivh (11) 115 Steve Bokmger (10) 125 Damn Bolz (10) 125 David Bondo (10) 15. 125 Erik Borgeson (12) 10. 82. 76. 73 Cathy Bosworth (12) 68. 82. 155. 76. 72 Lisa Bosworth (10) 21. 125. 48 Jennifer Boyd (9) 135 Deanna Boyer (9) 135 Joell Bradshaw (9)70. 135. 147 Robert Brady (10) 15. 125. 48 Kirk Brannock (11) 115. 192 Brian Brennt (12) 17. 19. 76. 82. 169. 72 Andrea Breuner (10) 21. 44. 125 Mary Breuner (12) 26. 83. 79 Mike Brian (10) 125 Heidi Brice (11) 38. 60. 62. 115 Mtcheke Bnede (9) 135 Diana Bright (10) 29. 125 Amy Britsch (9) 29. 135 Juke Britsch (11) 22. 50. 51. 38. 115. 200 Bin Bromps (11) 115. 192 Angela Brown (9) 69, 135 Greg Brown (9) 15, 36, 135 Micheal Brown (10) Scott Brown (9) 37. 135 Lisa Brumfield (12) 70. 83. 76. 79 Becky Brunner (11) 115 Kip Buchholz (11) 115 Greg Buford (9) 135 Todd Bull (11)20. 115 Lisa Burke (9) 135 Greg Burpee (12) 83. 64. 76 Laun Burpee (11) 115. 67 Devon Burt (12) 83. 76 Renae Burt (9) 137 Thomas Busby (10) 26. 125 Tom Bushman (12) 82. 76. 73 Julianna Byrne (10) 125 C Denise Cad wen (10) 125 Jonathan Cain (12) John Calkins (11) 19. 115 Lynnette Calkins (11) 115 Chris Cameron (10) 15. 20. 125 Jennifer Cameron (11) 115 Carolyn Campbek (9) 69. 137 Nicole Campbell (12) Shana Campbek (11) 30. 115 David Campf (9) 15. 137 Clarke Canfield (10) 20. 102. 103. 108. 125 Courtney Canfield (9) 29. 137 Mark Cannard (12) 44. 76 Micheke Cannard (9) 44, 137 Rene Cannard (9) 29, 44. 137 Kimmee Carbone (9) 137 Dena Carden (9) 137 Todd Carden (10) 10. 15. 137 Christine Carey (9) 137. 187 Russ Carlson (12) 82 Krista Carpenter (9) 137 Jin Carter (9) 137 Juke Carter (12) 82 Paul Carter (9) 137 Stacy Carter (11) 115 Mike Castlen (9) 137 Kristie Chambers (10) 125. 67 Lisa Chapman (11) 115 Raphael Chin (12) 83 Craig Chizum (11) 15. 115 Edward Chnsman (9) 21. 137 Kenneth Chrisman (9) 44. 137. 139 Chris Christensen (11) 15. 115 David Christensen (9) 137 Christoper Clark (10) 15. 125 Krista Clark (9) 30. 137 Shannon Clausen (11) 115 Barry Clegg (10) 126 Thane Cleland (12) 10. 11. 12. 83. 147. 150. 156. 197. 76. 79 Mark Cliff (10) 126 Robert Ckfton (9) 137 Chris Coalson (12) 10. 83. 76 Eric Coffey (12) 83. 76 Brian Cole (12) 10. 82. 76 Eken Cothouer (11) 60. 62. 115 Tim Cothouer (12) 82, 76 Jimmy Collins (12) 82 Florance Condos (12) 83 David Confer (12) 10. 83. 147, 76 Heidi Cook (9) 137 Michelle Cooper (10) 126 Robert Cooper (12) 83 Charles Corkik (9) 137 INDEX 219 Danny Cost (10) 126 Brian Cote (10) 126 Brad Courtney (11) 115 Elise Coury (9) 137. 153. 164 Kevin Covington (9) 36. 137 David Cox (12) 83 Richard Crabtree (11) 115 Sophia Crawford (11) 115 Larry Crites (11) 26. 44. 115 Valene Crites (11) 26. 44. 115. 155 Eric CroK (10) 10. 15. 37. 126 Elizabeth Cromwell (9) 137 Sheryl Crossley (10) 126 Darci Cunningham (11) 115 Carmie Curran (10) 126 Patricia Curtis (9) 137 D David Dahlquist (11) 15. 115 Gar Dahlquist (10) 126 David Daly (9) 15. 44. 136 Steve Daly (12) 44. 82 Martin Dana (10) 15. 37. 126 JeffDanchok (9) 10. 15. 37. 136 Sydney Danchok (12) 70. 82. 152. 76. 79 Hafez Daraee (10) 43. 126 Saba Daraee (9) 136 Rhodalyn Daviee (11) 115 Alan E)avis (9) 136 David Davis (10) 126 Kristina Davis (10) 21. 43. 126 Randolph Davis (9) 187 Scott Davis (12) 82 Ricki Dawes (12) 83. 44. 76 Kimberly Day (10) 29. 126 David Deal (10) 19. 37. 126 Debra Deering (12) 29. 43. 83. 76 Michelle Degraw (9) 136 Brian DeHaas (11) 115 Daniel DeHaven (12) 10. 83 Helen Demuth (11) 115 Margaret Demuth (12) 80 Meg Demuth (12) 83. 187 Micheal Denison (12) 44. 84. 76 David Dentel (11) 115 Melissa Dentel (10) 126 Matthew Denton (9) 137 Tract Desautels (11) 115 Courteneay Detjens (10) 44. 126. 79 Karen Detjens (12) 84. 155. 200, 67. 76 Scott Deveau (12) 84, 155. 192. 76 Elizabeth Dexter (9) 137 Warren Dexter (11) 115. 52 Micheal Dickerson (12) 84 Galye Didzun (12) 85. 76 Dwight Dimes (11) 115 Rita Dir (10) 126. 191 Zoe Dobbins (12) 85. 76. 78 Anne Doerner (9) 30. 137 Ann Donaca (10) 126 Bob Dorr (11) 117 Dorece Dougherty (12) Dusk Downs (12) 70. 85 Lisa Doyle (12) 22. 38. 50. 51. 84. 76. 72 Sean Drew (11) 117 Micheal Dueker (12) 26. 84. 194, 199. 76. 78. 79 Jeff Duncan (11) 117 Jerry Duncan (9) John Duncan (12) 84 Robert Dunlap (12) 84 Marie Dunn (11) 117 Robert Dunn (11) 117 Theresa Dunn (10) 126 Victoria Dunn (12) 85. 76 Georgana Durham (11) 117 David Dusek (10) 126. 187 Karen Dusek (9) 136 David Dusseau (9) 15. 136 Brian Dutton (12) 10. 11. 185. 76 E Heidi Earls (10) 126. 195 Peter Eastman (11) 117 Tracey Edwards (10) Dean Ekas (10) 15 Draden Ekas (10) 15 Majd El Azma (11) 10. 117. 48 Robert Elridge (10) 15. 126 Barnes Ellis (11) 117, 194. 195. 197. 203 Mary EUis (9) 136. 137 Dave Elton (10) 126 Dion Emigh (12) 69. 85. 93. 155, 76 Andrew Emien (12) 84. 107. 152. 185. 203. 157. 198. 78, 79 Mattew Emien (11)20. 117. 153. 194, 203 Holly English (10) 126. 143 Learn English (12) 84 Jim Eppley (10) 126 Mary Erwin (10) 126 Elizabeth Esehus (10) 21. 67 Erik Eselius (11) 19. 117. 196. 64 Alan Espasandin (12) 84. 153. 76 Susanne Estes (11) 29. 117 Celeste Etherly (12) 84. 76 Andrea Evans (11) 117 Darcee Evans (11) 117 Scott Evans (9) 137 Joe Everhart (12) 10. 11. 85, 76 Dawn Eyer (10) 126 F Nancy Falla (12) 85 Mike Fanger (9) 15. 36. 137. 52 Richard Fanger (11) 10. 117. 147 Bonita Favero (12) Daniel Fawcett (10) 117. 126 David Fawcett (11) 20 James Feld (11) 15. 117 John Fetion (10) 126. 52 Marylyn Fetion (9) 29 Sergey Feodorff (11) Adrienne Ferte (11) 117 Jason Ferte (12) 153. 191, 76 Mattew Fisher (12) 85. 195, 76 David Foggia (10) 126 Rice Foggia (11) 117 John Foster (12) 84 Stephanie Foster (10) 126 Jennifer Fox (12) 84. 194. 76 Marc Fox (10) 126 Andrew France (12) 84 Mary Francis (10) Mrs Ludders, the crossword puzzle champion of the world, checks her daily puzzle for errors. 220 lNDEX Anne Freeman (10) 126 Benjamin Fritz (9) 21. 136 Mike Fritz (10) 20. 126. 173, 193 Cheryl Fugate (9) 136 Scott Fuller (10) 26. 37 Ronald Fulwiler (10) 15. 43 G Jeff Gabel (9) 15. 136 Barbara Galewski (9) 136 Peter Galewski (12) 84 Colleen Gollager (12) 85. 76 Greg Gallant (10) Jody Garberino (11)67. 117 Nicole Garcia (9) 70. 136 Christy Garrison (9) 136 Kima Garrison (10) 127 Laura Garvey (12) 29. 50, 51. 38. 85. 203. 76. 79 Lisa Garvey (12) 29. 38. 85. 203. 76. 79 Debbie Gast (12) 44. 84. 76 Julie Gast (10)21. 44. 127 Pete Gatto (9) 15. 37. 136. 52 Heather Geary (9) 136 Chris GeUos (11) 15. 117 Randy George (12) 84. 79 Werner Gerhng (10) 127 Mike Giles (10) 127 Richard Giles (10) 127 Catherine Gilpatrick (10) 127 Jeff Glaudin (12) 84 Sherri Glaze (12) 84. 76 Susan Gold (10) 127. 67 Lori Goidade (10) 127 Rebecca Gomez (12) 85. 76 Lori GoodeH (9) 136. 138 Cameron Goodwin (11) 117 Tim Goss (10) 127 Beth Graham (10) 127 Elizabeth Graham (12) 29. 85. 187. 76 Neil Grant (10) 127 Rachael Grant (9) 21. 136 Rebecca Grant (11)66. 69. 117, 147 Karen Gray (10) 30. 127 Kelly Gray (12) 85. 76 Menssa Greene (12) 86, 76 Heath Greenwofd (9) 15, 136 Brian Gregoire (11) 10. 55. 117 Tim Greve (9) 136. 187 Tauna Grimes (12) 50, 51. 86, 76 Eric Groh (12) Ryan Groh (9) 136 Shawne Groves (10) 127 Theresa Grupp (11) 117 Mike Gmmary (11) Eric Gutbrand (10) 127 Caroline Gutmann (12) 86. 155. 198. 76 Steve Gutmann (10) 19. 127, 198, 199 Heidi Gutwald (10) 127 H Barry Hagans (11) 117 Beth Hagar (11) 117 Heather Haldors (11) 117 Linda Hale (9)69. 136, 151 Jeff Halverson (11) 116 Jerald Halverson (12) 10. 87. 76. 73 Greg Halverson (12) 10. 87. 48. 76. 73 Tamara Halvorson (11) Randan Hamor (12) 17. 19. 87. 106, 192. 76. 78. 73 Makram Hamdan (10) 127 Ramsey Hamdan (12) Leslie Hamm (11) 116 Kristen Hammerstad (10) 127. 194 Micheal Hampton (11) 116 Charles Hannington (12) 87 Kristina Hanley (11) 116 Carina Hanson (12) 86. 203 John Hardy (10) 15. 126 Paula Harfst (11) 30. 116 Debbie Harland (12) 86 Kari Lyn Harrell (11) 116 Bradley Hart (9) 21. 36. 136 Geoffrey Hart (10) 15. 126 Jennifer Hart (12) 86. 67 Chris Harwood (9) 21. 136 James Harwood (10) 15. 126 Ted Harwood (9) 136, 52 Tom Harwood (11) 15, 116 Tom Hatcher (9) 37. 136. 52 Brian Hathaway (9) 21. 37. 136 Dave Havener (9) 136 James Hawthorne (10) 176 Michael Hebard (11) 116 Cindy Hegar (12) Stacy Heidel (12)87. 197 Paul Hetman (11) 116 Blair Heinke (12) 87 Carolyn HemphiH (12) 87 Janet Henderson (10) 18. 126 JeffHenrotin (12) 44. 87. 187. 64 Steven Henry (11) 116. 204 William Henry (9) 139 Gregg Hensley (12) 86. 187. 78. 79 Howard Henson (12) Mark Henson (10) 37. 126. 32 Troy Hering (11) 116 Debra Hersey (11) 116 Hilary Hibbard (10) 43. 128 Jamie Hicks (11) 29. 51. 202 Laura Higdon (9) 139. 196 Andrea Higgens (11) 116 Christine Hill (9) 139 Jonathan Hitt (9) 139 Gretchen Hittle (10) 128 Kristen Hladecek (10) 128 Richard Hlavka (11) Lin Ho (12) 78. 79 Leanette Hochalter (9) 139 John Hochalter (12) 42. 43. 86. 173 Kim Hoevet (10) 128 Jim Hogarth (9)21. 139 Michelle Hogarth (11) 116 Wendy Hokmson (9) 29, 98. 111. 139 Teresa Holden (10) 128 Tom Holden (11) 116 David Hollins (12) 73 Debra Hollins (11) 116 Libby Holmes (11) 116 Jennifer Holzemer (10) 50. 51 . Todd Holzemer (12) 86. 78 Reed Homo (12) 87. 97. 100. 103. 109 Tyegh Home (11) 19. 116 Carolyn Horn (11)44 Deena Houghton (12) 87 Daniel Houston (11) 116 Mark Hovig (12) 87 Scott Howard (11) 20, 116 Vance Howard (11) 116 Jennifer Howe (10) 26. 128 Amy Huber (11) 116 Eric Huber (11) 19. 116 Jane Huffman (11) 119 James Huehes (9) 139, 170 Kathy Hughes (9) 139 Bethany Humphrey (12)87 Whitney Hunter (10) 128 Erik Hurdstrom (9) 15. 37. 139. 52 Jason Hurtado (11) 20. 119. 194, 195 Ron Hustead (12) 86 Brian Hutchins (9) 43. 139 Aykn Huth (11) 119 Ayzh Huth (10) 128 Catrma Hutson (9) 139 Fabienne Huyghe (12) 86. 153. 200. 203 Eugene Hyde (12) 10. 11. 86. 79, 73 Amy Ingersoll (9) 139 Samantha Ingersoll (11) 119 David Ingraham (12)87. 177 MicheHe Irons (9) 139 Juke Iverson (10) 128 J David Jackson (9) 21, 37. 139 Geoff Lukmbeal reveals a botfle of sparkling apple cider to the dismay of Gale VanHoorn. Nancy Jackson (11) 119, 196, 203. 199 Scott Jackson (10) 128 Don James (12) 10. 87. 73. 76 Becky Rae Jansen (12) 87. 72 Matt Jefferson (12) 10. 87. 105. 76 Seth Jelen (10) 128. 198 Thomas Jenike (12) 86 Jennifer Jenkins (10) 26 Stephen Jenkins (12) 42. 43, 86 Wendi Jenkins (10) 128 Bryan Jensen (12) 86. 173, 76 Kent Jensen (11) 17. 19. 119. 48 Chris Johnson (12) 87. 76 Deana Johnson (10) 128 Jean Johnson (12) 87. 152. 76 Ken Johnson (11) 119 Angela Jones (11) 119 Brad Jones (12) 87. 94. 155. 192. 76 Rhonda Jones (11) 119 Steve Jones (11) 119. 203 Steven Josephson (10) 15. 128 Lisa Judson (12)87. 76 Peter Jurney (12) 128 Steve Jurney (10) 128 Tricia Justice (12) 88. 76 K Jama! Kadri (11) 119. 195 Barry Kahle (9) 37. 139 Jami Kampe (10) 128 Kim Kampe (12) 88. 76 Anne Kaptgtan (9) 139 Trevor Katanic (11) 119 Jamie Kaubte (10) 29. 128 Shelly Kauble (11) 119 James Keenan (11) 10. 11. 36. Ill Mike Kehoe (10) 15. 37. 128 Kris Keti (10) 128 Darrin KeUenher (11) 119 Robert Kelly (11) 149, 194. 153. 203 Deena Kemp (12) 89. 76. 72 Larry Kemp (9) 15. 139 Stan Kennedy (10)44. 128 Sheri Kern (11) 119, 187 Jill Kershaw (12) 89. 67. 72. 76 Kekey KiUeen (11) 119 Kathryn Kindorf (10) 128 Page Kilpatrick (10) 128 Jacquelyn Kirscht (11) 119, 67 Chris Kliks (9) 139 Warren Kknkenberg (10) 128 Sean Knight (12)89. 149. 153. 191. 192. 159 Alan Knop (9) 139 Shane Knop (12) 88. 110 Kent Knudson (10) 128 Christina Knutson (9) 26. 139 Karin Knutson (11) 119 James Koehn (11)44. 119 Susan Koehn (10) 44. 128. 196 Stephanie Koeller (10) 128, 194 Paul Koepke (11) 19. 42. 43. 119 Washington Kohnke (11) 119 Becky Kole (12) 88 WHkam KoH (11)44. 119 Robert Koonce (12) 88 Athena Korn (12) 88 Brenda Korn (12) 89 Cynthia Korn (12) 89 Heidi KotHa (11) 100, 104. 106. 112. 119. 202 Kevm Krahel (11) 119 Jonna Krahel (12) 89 Kip Krauss (11) 119 Jeff Krebs (11)36. 118. 48 Jeff Kroft (9) 139 Scott Kruse (10) 128 Chris Ku (9) 139. 203 Brad Kuhnert (9) 15. 36. 138 Rebecca Kuhnert (10) 128 Melissa Kunde (10) 128 Kimberly KurHo (11) Lisa KurHo (9) 138 Todd KurHo (12) 88. 118 Micheal Kuse (11) 19. 118 L Chris LaFranchi (12) 26. 43. 88 Stephanie Laing (9) 138 Rick Lambert on (12) 88 Ken Lancey (12) 88 Wendy Landen (11) 118 Susan Landis (10) 128 Stephanie Lanzarotta (12) 69, 89. 155. 197 Eric Larsen (11) 15. 118 Shannon Larsen (12) 43. 89. 155 Steffen Larsen (12) 89 Alan Larson (10) 128 Eric Larson (11) 10. 15. 118 Patricia Larson (10) 128 Wayne Latshaw (10) Dana Lawrence (12) 88 Eric Lawrence (9) 138. 187 Kristen Lawrence (10) 20. 21. 44. 128 Christine Lea (10) 128 Juke Leach (10) 128. 67 Mike Leahy (12) 10. 88 John Leary (9) 15. 36. 138 Mark Lebakken (12) 88 Christian Lee (12) 88. 90. 194. 73 David Lee (10) 128 Gail Lee (11) 29. 118. 202 Juka Lee (12) 19. 89. 187 Heather Legore (9) 139 Larry Leighton (9) 15. 139 Amy Leitch (12) 89 Karrie Lematta (10) 21. 128 John Leovy (12) 89. 194. 195, 78, 79 Neil Leslie (10) 19 Jeff Lester (12) 88. 196 PhH Leventhal (10) Ron Leventhal (12) 88 INDEX 221 Daniel Levm (12) 88. 203 Karma Levin (10) 203 Mark Lewis (10) 203 Stacey LUbch (10) 195 Mary Limes (11) 118 Lara Linder smith (9) 70. 139 Erica Lindquist (9) 138 Brian Lipson (9) 138. 195. 196 Lisa Lipson (12) 88. 149. 153 Mike Lockhart (9) 138 Scott Lockwood (10) 37. 202. 52 Brian Lofgren (10 Jeff Logan (12) 15 John Logan (10) Karen Logan (10) Matt Logan (12) 89. 52 Mary Logsdon (12) 89 Steve Logsdon (10) Erin Long (10) Kristen Lowenberg (10) Robert Lowenberg (12) 10. 89 Gail Lucas (9) 21. 139 Matt Lucas (10) 26. 129 Carrena Lucas (10) 129. 191. 195 Geoff Lukmbeai (12) 90. 94. 155. 175. 194 Jeff Lunch (11) 10. 118 John Luhch (12) 90 Jill Lund (12) 90 Lemam London (11) 118 Victoria Lundberg (10) 203 Dawn Landmark (12) 70. 91 Michelle Lunenberg (12) 41. 156. 200 Denise Lyman (10) 38. 51. 129. 136. 176 M David Mackenie (9) 139 Scott Mackie (11) 118 Lyrmen Mader (12) 30. 91 Rex Majnarich (12) 91 Lisa Mallery (10) 129 Tami Mangas (12) Kari Markham (9) 44. 139 Ronnie Marks (12) 90. 72 Leslie Marlow (11) 69. 118. 155. 67 Steve Marostica (9) 138 Joesph Marovich (12) 90. 196 Mike Marshall (11) 36 Amy Martin (9) 21. 22. 138 Jeff Martm (12) John Martin (11) 118 Kristen Martin (9) 138 Christy Martinez (9) 138 Joey Martmez (10) 15. 129 Amy Martinson (10) 129 Mike Martiny (11) 118 Dave Marto (10) 129. 52 Jennifer Marty (10) 129 Kelly Masters (10) 129 Carolyn Mast on (9) 138 Joe Mast on (12) Katherine Mathews (12) 90 Kristy Mathews (9) 138 Mark Mathie (12) 64. 118 Micheal Mathie (11) 118 Marilyn Mafias (9) 138. Norma Matios (12) 69, 91. 72 Tracy Mattern (10) 129 Bob May (12)91 Karyn May (10) 129, 151 Charlie McAfee (11) 118 Sherry McCall (10) 129 Wendy McCall (11) 118 Keith McCollum (10) 37. 130 Kathy McCarley (9) 138 Joseph McCarthy (9) 10. 15. 138 Mark McCarthy (11) 118 Scott McClung (9) 43. 138 Renee McComb (10) 130 David McDaniel (11) 118. 52 Mark McDaniel (10) 15. 130. 52 Mandi McDougall (9) 138 Shelly McElroy (11) 22. 24. 42. 43. 118. 147 Jiff McGranahan (12) 22. 44. 91. 155. 197. 78. 79 Margaret McGranahan (9) 138 Lucinda McKennon (10) 29. 130. 197. 67 Mike McKennon (10) 37. 130. 147 Molly McKenzie (11) 44. 118 Rebecca McLaren (10) 130 Peter McMtnn (12) 90 Tom McNamara (9) 15, 36. 138 Sam McNeil (9) 44. 138 Andy McNeill (9) 21. 138. 52 Patricia McNeil (12) 90 Leslie McQuary (12) 68. 90. 155 Jeff Meader (12) 91 Eric Mtfand (9) 138 Robert Meloy (9) 138 Jennifer Meritt (9) 44. 138 Enk MerriU (12) 64. 91. 79 Kin Merrill (11) 118 nenda Meza (11) 21 Don Milford (9) 15. 138 Janme Milford (12) 19. 91 David Miner (12) 91 David Miner (10) 130 Enk Miner (11)20. 118. 168, 195, 197 Michelle Miner (10) 29. 130 Scott Miller (12) 90. 187. 203 Jennifer Miileson (11) 118 Jeff MtOis (9) 138 JM Minis (12) 30. 90 Kimberly Milne (10) 130 Shawn Mtlnes (12) 22. 90 Mansa Mindel (11) 118 James Mindt (12) 64. 91. 187 Michelle Mistier (10) 130, 194 Laura Mitchell (10) 130 Lisa Mitchen (12)91. 155 James Motr (9) 64. 21. 138 Melinda Moir (9) 138. 67 David Monrue (12) 10. 91 Patricia Monnie (10) 26. 130 Tamiko Monroe (10) 130. 147 Ty Montgomery (11) 118 Joesph Moor ad (11) 26 Nina Moor ad (9) 56. 26. 140 Betsy Moore (9) 56. 26. 140 Betsy Moore (9) 140 Tim Moore (10) 15. 130 Todd Moore (9) 140 Sam Morehouse (12)91 Jeff Morris (10)44. 130 Men Morris (12) 44. 90. 194 Nancy Morrison (12) 90 Randy Morse (10) 130 Robin Morse (11) 118 Jennifer Morton (9) 140 Lyndi Morton (11) 118. 121 Catherine Moser (12) 90. 203 Angela Mote (9) 141 Rose Mote (10) 70. 130. 187 Stefanie Moulton (9) 69. 141. 147 Gina Mreen (9) 141 Richard Mreen (11) 15. 121 Elizabeth Murphy (10) 130 Richard Murphy (12)91 Kevin Murray (10) 130. 202 Stacie Murray (9) 44. 140 Christopher Myers (12) 10. 91. 147 Lindsay Myers (9) 140 Rick Myers (10) 19. 37, 130 Rod Myers (10) 19. 130 Heather Myhr (11)22. 51. 121. 155. 201 N Elizabeth Nacrelli (10) 22. 130 Jennifer Nacrelli (11) 22. 23. 121. 194 Kim Natkx (12) 91. 67 Tam, Nanor (10) 29. 130. 151 Grethen Nave (11) 121 Diana Neale (9) 140 Quinn Neoland (9) 37 Craig Nelsen (12) 91. 204 Brandon Nelson (12) 92 Catherine Nelson (11) 121 Jim Nelson (12)92. 191 Pete Nettle (10) 130 Patricia Neuhoff (10) 121 Kathleen Newell (11) 121 Micheal NeweU (9) 140 Brad Newgard (12)92. 78 Karen Nichols (11) 121 Quinn Nieland (9) 15. 141 Christine NUand (10) 130 Carla Nilsen (10) 29. 38. 130 Jamil Nizam (10) 15. 130 Sami Nizam (9) 141 Pat Nokes (9)21. 141 Mark Noland (11) 121 Kelley Nolen (12) 93 Kimberly Nolen (9) 141 Darcy Nolte (9) Michelle Nordquis t (11) 121 Jennifer Norman (12) 93. 149, 153 Christine North (10) 29. 130. 199 Patrick Nothwang (12) 93 Lisa Nunley (9) 140 O Laura O'Brien (9) 140. 67 Susanne O'Brien (11) 69. 121. 151 Kathleen O'Reilly (10) 130 Linda O'RetUy (12) 92 Heidi Oestrike (12) 92. 67 Tanya Okino (9) 69. 140 Katherine Okoneski (11)21. 121. 151 Caryl Olsen (11) 69. 121. 146 Cheryl Olsen (11)30. 121. 139 Warren Olsen (10) John Olson (11) 121 Kim Olsen (9) 140 Kris Olson (9)141 Liane Olson (11) 121 Lance Opdahl (9) 141 Jackie Otley (11) 121 Wikam Ostrie (10) 26. 130 Melissa Othman (11) 22. 24. 38. 121. 199 Holly Of ness (11) 121 Chris Ott (9)44. 141 Curt Ott (12) 44. 92 Elizabeth Owen (10) 70. 130 Lindsay Owings (10) 69. 130 P Susan Pagels (12) 92. 192 Lisa Palmer (9) 141 Judith Pappm (10) 22. 130 Andrew Park (9) 21, 141 Debbie Parker (9) 140 Daren Parr (10) 130 Stephanie Parr (9) 140 Alan Parrish (10) 15. 130 Bradley Parrish (10) 15. 130. 52 Laura Parrish (12) 93 Rondo Parrish (12) 93 Denis Parsons (12) 10. 26. 89. 93 Kevtn Parsons (9) 140 Kristin Parsons (10) 130 Darin Part on (11) Anna Patra (12) 92 Gary Patterson (10) Marianne Patterson (11) 121 Clark Patton (11) 44. 121 Ntcki Paul (9) 140 Victoria Paulk (10) 140 Barbara Pearson (12) 92. 77 Christina Pearson (11) 121 Stevan Pearson (11) 121 Chris Pedley (10) Richard Perdew (12) 92. 77 222 INDEX Diane Perez (9) 140 Pauline Perez (11) 121 Jell Perkins (10) 26. 197 Matt Perry (9) 15. 141. 196 Steve Perry (12) Scott Peters (10) 15 Tracey Peters (9) 21. 141 Chad Peterson (10) 15. 52 Nels Peterson (11) 121. 194. 196 Perry Peterson (11) 15. 121 Gus Phelps (11) 121 Jen Phelps (10) Melissa Phillips (12) 92. 77 Patricia Philhps (10) 203 Perpetua Phillips (10) Stacey Phillips (9) 69. 141 Karen Pitts (9) 29. 140 Lynda Pitts (12) 50. 51. 93. 192. 194. 77. 193. 78. 79. 72 Robert Piubeni (9) 15. 140, 52 Roy Piubeni (11) 121 Kerry Poe (11) 121 Kimberly Pollock (9) 140 Crystal Pollock (10) Pedro Poole (12) 153 Robert Postal (9) 141. 52 Scott Powell (9) 141. 52 Sophia Preslan (10) 203 Jim Prince (11) 121. 153. 192 Kimberly Prohaska (11) 43. 69. 121 Kip Prohaska (9) 21. 141 William Proper (11) 121 Q Dana Qutlty (9) 190 R Micheal Robe (11) 121 Gordon Robing (12) 26. 93. 77 David Racklifle (11) 121 Margo Ramey (10) 29, 131 Todd Raish (12) 10. 93. 77 Richard Ramokers (12) 19. 92. 192. 77 Jennifer Rasmussen (12) 69. 92. 77 Kr s Raudy (11) James Rawson (9) 140 David Reed (12) 10. 92. 77 Robert Reiff (12) 10. 92. 147. 153, 159. 77 Heidi Reikng (12) 93. 77 Suz ?eAng (10) 69. 131. 151 Br on Reimer (12) 93 Cro g Reinhart (12) 64. 93. 77 Michelle Rennie (10) 131 Jeff Reynolds (9) 141. 52 Kris Rezac (11) 10. 15. 121 Chrrs Rhodes (12) 10. 92. 77 Heidi Rhodes (9) 26. 62. 141, 151. 199 Deborah Richie (9) 21. 44. 141 4 7) Ricker (11) 121. 202 Jessica Riddell (12) 92. 77 Daniel Riehl (9) Charles Rishel (12) 92 Stewart Rits (11) 121 Michelle Roberson (9) 141 Sean Roberts (11) 10. 15. 121 Sean Robertson (11) 121 Chr s Robinson (12) 44. 68. 92. 67. 77 X'ar n Robinson (9) 69. 140 Jennifer Rock wood (10) 22. 38. 50. 51. 131 Vance Roderick (12) 93. 77 Barbara Rogers (10) 43, 131. 197 Pe ar Rogers (11) Karl Rohde (9) 140 Rebecca Rohen (11)21. 22. 112, 155. 192. 204 Jeff Roland (11) 120 Wendy Roland (12) 93. 177 Charlie Rollins (11) 120 Mark Ronning (11) 120 Gidgette Rosanova (9) 140 Richard Rosanova (10) 131, 167 £rn e ?ose (12) 10. 11. 93. 77 Keith Rose (11) 26. 120 Anne Poss ('• .?) 95. 77 MaryeUa Ross (12) 95. 149, 153, 155. 191. 159. 77 Jim Rovang (9) 140 Jane Pude ( If) 120 Shawn Rude (9) 21. 140. 52 Bruno Rudolph (9) 141 Jennifer Russell (11) 120. 203 Sara Russell (9) 141 S Elizabeth Saeland (10) 131 Michelle Saeland (11) 120 Tammy Saeland (9) 141 Rebecca Sola (10) 22. 131 Becky Samson (9) 141 Jane Sanders (12) 68. 95. 147, 77 Jtf Sanders 70. 131 Kimberly Sannar (11) 109. 120. 155 Timi Saparto (9) 29. 140 James Sather (10) 37. 131 Scott Deveau gives his all for the imitation of a wounded baby harp seal Todd Sauls (9) 140 Kim Saunders (12) 95. 191. 77 Tracey Saunders (12) Scott Savage (10) 131 Richard Savolainen (9) 36. 140 Christian Sawyer (10) 15, 120 Susan Sawyer (12) 29, 95, 77 Chff Scardina (9) Jud Schaefer (9) 141 Mike Schaefer (10) 15. 131 Joanne Schaefer (11) 120 Steve Schaeffer (9) 141 Amy Scharwart (10) 56. 131. 192 Sean Scheans (9) 15. 141 Jm Schell (10) 10. 15, 131. 48 John Schell (12)96. 48. 77. 78. 79 Chad SchUperoort (11) 20. 120 Neal Schon (12) Greg Schreiter (9) 15. 37. 141 Larry Schreiter (11) 120 Staci Schultheis (9) 21. 143 Heather Schulz (9) 143 Lacy Schwab (9) 143 John Schwartzman (11) 36. 120. 48 Elizabeth Scott (12) 95. 77. 72 Tom Scully (10) 132, 143 Grant Searles (10) 20 Sco Seeley (9) 21. 44. 143 Jennifer Sewell (10) 132. 67 Jon SeweH (9) 143. 37 Jon Shafer (9) 143 Bse Sharon (9) 143 Dorwe Show (V) 143 Janet Shaw (10) 44. 62. 132. 164 Janelle Shields (11) 69. 120 John Shields (10) 132 Timothy Shields (9) 143 CVane Shull (12)22. 95. 77. 72. 79 David SHke (9) 143 Scott Simmons (10) 15. 132 Gretchen Simon (12) 95. 77. 78 Shawn Simons (10) 15. 132 Graene Simpson (9) Kristen Simpson (11) 44. 123 Terry Sinclair (9) 143 Greg Sirouruan (9) 143 Ker Sisavic (10) 51. 132 Kathy Skaggs (12) 95 Robert Skeens (12) 95. 77 Kathleen Skinner (12) 60. 62. 95. 169 Todd Skrmar (9) 15. 143 Bonnie Small (10) 132 Barry Smith (10) 132. 52 Brian Smith (10) 20. 132 Brian Smith (11) Colleen Smith (12) 22. 24. 95. 77 Greg Smith (10) 123 Kelly Smith (9) 143 Ken Smith (10) 132 Kevin Smith (11) 123 Melissa Smith (11) 123. 155. 67 Micheal Smith (11) 15. 43. 123 Micheal Smith (11) 123 Steve Smith (12) Teresa Smith (11) 123. 67 Stacey Smithers (12) 95 Kristen Smithhister (11) 69. 123 Michelle Smithpeter (9) 143 Mike Snook (10) 132 Jocelyn Snowden (9) 143 Edward Soler (11) 10. 123 Julie Solheim (10) 132 Toni SoUer (10) 132 John Sorensen (11) 123 Jacci Sowers (9) 44. 62. 143 Darrin Spisla (10) 132 Eric Sporre (10) 10. 15. 32 Eric St amnes (9) 143 Paul Stamnes (10) 26. 132 Micheal Stanford (10) 44. 132 Thomas Stark (11) 15. 123 Darlene Starr (10) 44. 132 Kathleen Steffens (11)29. 123 Eric Stemwmder (9) 64. 37. 143. 147 Susette Stemwinder (12) 95. 203. 77 Susan Stender (11) 123 Christina Stevens (12)95. 149, 155. 156. 159. 77. 72. 78 Edward Stevens (11) 123 Leigh Stevens (9) 62, 143. 157 Maria Stevens (10) 21. 22. 38. 50. 51. 132 Tina Stevens (9) 143 Philip Stewart (12) 95. 78 Brandi Stewart (10)30. 161. 132 Kathleen Strader (9) 143 Frank Stratton (11) 10. 123 Cathy Street (11) 123 Mattew Strobe! (10) 132 Marc Stromvig (10) 132 Christina Su (12) 95 Christine Sutter (10) 132 Eric Sutter (12) 43. 95. 77 Craig Swanson (9) 15. 143 Brepda Sweeny (11) 123 Tammy Swygard (12) 95. 177 Glen Synoground (9) 142. 143 INDEX 223 T Kristen Tagmyer (11) 56. 26. 123. 155 Mike Tankersley (12) 77. 95. 10. 173. 73 Anthony Torr (10) 132. 52 Thomas Taylor (10) 10. 14. 123. 48 Doha Tekonus (11) 142 Dauhus Tekorius (11) 142. 183 Melissa Telsey (10) 132 Emily Tetreault (9) 29 142 Robin Thelen (11) 123 Brenda Thomas (10) 29. 132 Ken Thomas (10) 132 Kristen Thomas (11) 123, 204 Lmda Thomas (9) 142 Marc Thomas (12) 95 Jason Thompson (9) 143 Nancy Thompson (10) 132. 133 Robin Thompson (11) 123 Mike Thorne (12) 95. 77 Laura Thornton (9) 29. 143 Walter Thornton (11) 123 Lawrence Thun (11) 15. 123 Pete Timmen (9) 143 Randy Timmerman (11) 10. 15 Rick Timmerman (12) 10. 11. 95. 123. 48, 77. 73 Lisa Tipton (12) 95 Rene Tipton (11) Bradley Tisdel (9) 21. 36. 142 Jennifer Tisdel (11)22. 24, 44, 123. 155 Eric Tofte (12) 64. 95. 77 Susan Tofte (10) 30. 132. 133 Wayne Tonning (12) 17. 19, 95. 77 Trevor Top (9) 142 Chris Torrence (9) 142 Patricia Torrence (12) 95 Rob Torrence (12) 95. 77 Cams rower (If) 123 Christina Tracy (9) 143 Jennifer Tracy (11) 123 George Travis (12) 95 Denise Trefren (10) 132. 133 Cynthia Trimble (12) 95. 77 Stephanie Tromley (11) 123. 67 Brian Trummer (12)95 Suzane Tucker (10) 132 Jennifer Turner (12) 95 V Yvonne Valdenegro (11)29. 122 ?oss Valor y (12) Cleve Sara Van (11) 122 Debra Van Dusen (9) 143 ScoAA an Dusen (12) 95 Lori Van Meter (10) 44. 132 Br an loanee (9) 21, 143 Eric Vanderhouwen (9) 142. 52 Laila Vehvitainen (12)69. 96, 151. 77 Andre Veillet (10) 132 ?ok YetfeA 26, 96. 150. 194. 77 Corinn Vermillion (11) 150. 122. 198 Lisa Vezmar (9) 30. 142. 139. 56 Henry Vincent (12) 10. 11. 96. 77 John Vincent (10) 132. 176. 48 Nanette Vincent (10) 133. 177 Richard Vincent (12) 96 Peter Vitezmk (11) 10. 11. 36. 122 Barbara Vogt (10) 133. 202. 52 Kent Vonletkemann (9) Leah Vose (12) 96. 194 Lisa Voyles (9) 142 W Brent Wachtman (10) 133 Thomas Waggoner (11) 122 Adam Wagner (9) 142 John Wagner (11) 10. 15. 122 Patricia Wagner (9) 29. 142 William Wagner (11) Kerry Walczyk (12) 96. 77 Kevin Walczyk (12)96. 187. 48. 77 Bob Walker (10) 133 Gerald Walker (12) 96. 77 Kimberly Walker (10) 133 Micheal Walker (11) 187 Tygh Walker (9) 142 Donald Watters (10) 19. 133 Brian Ware (11) 142 Jennifer Warner (11)69 Joe Warner (9) 142 Kimberlie Watley (11) 122 Rubina Watson (10) 133 Wesley Watson (9) 142 Joe Watts (11) 15. 122 Suzanne Weak land (9) 142 CoUenn Webb (10) 22. 133 Tim Weedeman (12) 96 Tammy Weese (9) 142 Daniel Weistogel (11) 122 Eric Werner (11) 122. 192 Holly Werner (10) 133. 194 Betsy West (12) 96. 77 Robert West (11) 122 JuHe Westby (11) Darrin Westenhaver (10) 133 Michelle Wheeler (9) 142 Steve Whitaker (9) 142 Danny White (10) 15. 133 Darren White (10) 133 Kathryn White (11) 30. 122 Kevin White (10) 20. 99. 102. 133 Marcella Whitecotton (10) 133 Jodi Whitmarsh (11) 122 Ken Whitmarsh (9) 142 Liza Whitmarsh (12) 96 Tracey Whitner (11) 122. 67 Fred Wilken (12) 96 Bruce Wilkinson (10) 133 Russell Wilkinson (10) 133 Melissa Willard (9)21. 22. 142. 187 Shawn Willard (10) 133 John Williams (11) 64. 20. 122 Juh WUhams (10) 133 Timothy Williams (9) 142 Jason Williamson (12) Keith Williamson (10) 33 Kevin Williamson (10) 133 Emily WHson (10) 44. 133 Gordon Wilson (9) 64, 142 Monique Wilson (11) 122 Sonya Wilson (9) 142 Mike Wimberly (11) 122. 52 David Windrow (9) 142 Kimberly Winston (11) 69. 122 Alex Withers (12) 10. 12. 96. 77 Dan Withers (9) 37. 142. 52 JoeHa Witkop (10) 133 Keith Wolff (11) Lee Woodard (11) Lance Woodbury (11) 10. 36. 122 Greg Woodcott (10) 15. 133 Renny Woolcott (12) 147. 155. 77. 72 Gary Woolwrofh (9) 142. 196, 199 Shelley Woolworth (12) 96. 77. 72 Michelle Work (10) 60. 62. 133 Sheri Workman (12) John Wright (12) 43. 96. 77 Judy Wright (12) 30. 96 Paul Wright (11) Terry Wright (11) Jamie Writer (11)21. 44. 122. 191 Molly Wunderly (11) 26. 122 Y David Yao (10) 133. 187. 77 Diana Yao (12) 96. 196. 78. 79 Julia Yates (10) 133. 203 Troy Yost (11) 15. 122 Discoveries this year included-Leslie McQuary as an illegal alien making pottery. Z Terri Zahler (11) Garrick Zakovics (9) 142 Jeff Zeleny (10) 15. 133 Brett Zinkel (10) 20. 133 Denise Zinkel (12) 96. 199. 77. 78 Jill Milis displays her attitude toward judges's decision on her floor exercise. 224 INDEX ...