Lake Oswego High School - Lakers Log Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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A SB CABINET It is impossible to express my thoughts of this 1983-1984 year in just a couple of short paragraphs. The good and the bad times that 1 have experienced will follow me the rest of my life. I am sure 1 am speaking for the whole cabinet when 1 say that the experience of being leaders of a great school like Lake Oswego High was both challenging and enjoyable. This year’s cabinet consisted of a group of very diverse minds. The energy that flowed when we met was immeasurable. This energy combined with our hardworking ideals enabled us to achieve many important goals. All of the cabinet’s activities stemmed from the support and pride of the L.O.H.S. students! Without the quality of students at Lake Oswego we never would have accomplished such programs as the drug survey, adopt-a-family, Mayfete retreat, Riverview Manor, luncheon with the elderly, etc. I am pleased with our achievements this year and even more pleased with the student body. It is almost too bad that it has to end. Mike Harman ASB President s - v? m mi The ASB Cabinet: Clubs and Committee Juliannc Tontz, Business Manager Matt Pound. Social Coordinator Lyn Ruitcr. Treasurer Scott Lund, Rally Coordinator Pat Moore. President Mike Harman. Secretary Lisa Zindcl, and Vice President Holly Coors. Treasurer Scott Lund counts ASB funds. BELOW: Dr. Moorad and Cabinet members Mike Harman, Scott Lund, and Juliannc Tontz contemplate a major decision conccring Lake Oswego High. 28 ASB CABINET

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MERIT FINA WHITING AND GEIHS TAKE HONORS It was a typical, rainy, Saturday morning as Gilion Geihs and Sam Whiting arrived at the testing center with their No. 2 pencils and two pieces of identification. The challenge of the morning’s Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests slowly awakened each as they headed to two different testing areas. Gilion to the library and Sam to SS-I. The National Merit Scholarship Committee honored the excellent scores achieved by Geihs and Whiting that Saturday morning by recognizing them as semi-finalists in the National Scholarship competition. The advancements of each in further competition will depend on future qualifying test scores. Lake Oswego High School has honored these fine students by enshrining their photographs in the 'Senior Scholars’ showcase. Merit scholar Gilion Geihs shows good form in hitting the books. Merit scholar Sam Whiting ponders the evolutionary process of a nematode. LO CREATES OLYMPIC ART “Go for the Gold in ’84” is the slogan for the many athletes expected to compete in the 1984 Summer Olympics, and so was it the slogan for two youths at Lake Oswego as they competed in the Olympic Youth Art Competition. Freshman Matt Starling and Sophomore Howard Nelson submitted their Olympic art last year and received their gold medals this year for their excellent depiction of athletes. Matt Starling won a gold medal and a $500 cash prize as the competition for taking state honors in his age group. Starling’s prize entry was a 16-inch by 22-inch portrayal of three female archers created from waterco-Ior, crayon and felt tip pen. Howard Nelson’s work combined three figures: a swimmer, hurdler, and high jumper drawn in cartoon figures with a mixture of watercolor and calligraphy. Nelson received a gold medal for his 1st Place award in Clackamas County. LEFT: Howard Nelson (left) and Matt Starling proudly stand in honor with their gold medals won in the Olympic Youth Art competition. Excelled Students 27

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LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP The 1983-1984 ASB cabinet worked hard on planning this year's Leadership Workshop, in hopes of making it a memorable one. Their hard work and dedication proved to be a success. The Workshop was held on the weekend of October 15 and 16, at Camp Adams. During those two days the ASB Cabinet, class officers, senators, alternates, and clubs and committee chairmen attended workshops discussing basic leadership skills, reviewing Parliamentary procedure, and how to write a senate bill. Class and senate meetings were also held and senate bills were presented. “Leadership Workshop is a relatively unique institution at Lake Oswego. It went really well and we were pleased with the results, commented Mr. Turchi. The only complaint seemed to be the food, typical of all camps. For the 70 students and advisors who attended. Leadership Workshop was a great experience and ranked as one of the best ever. BELOW: I've got it this time! thinks a determined Joel Johnson. Kevin Wright. Kim Bowman, Greg Gabler, and the Bacons concentrate on a volleyball game. Mr. Turchi and Matt Freeman engage in a conversation concerning problems at Lake Oswego. Isn't he cute? admire Cindy Bowman. Dana Dimick, and Deanna Dimick. Leadership Workshop 29