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

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F rfff-W - I eff' ri Q' OPPOSITE PA GE: TOP: Bill Rohen, Lynn Wei- ser and Randy Heiman discuss the problem of litter in the commons. CENTER: Mark Wolf listens to Brad Pihas's idea. BOTTOM LEFT: Assembly members discuss the minutes of a previous meeting. BOTTOM CENTER: Bill Rohen listens to announcements. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Gordon James works with Tom McGranahan and Mark Wolf on the proposed smoking bill. LEFT: SeniorMartha Inskeep was the chairman of the Assembly for the 1973-74 school year. RIGHT: Nancy Berentson and Bobbye Caplan read over the daily agenda. BELOW: Tom Mc- Granahan finish smoking bill for school board. '7 , fY.? '1 . r E A ig si I I v' iis- Student Government 27 I

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STUDENT G0 VERNMENT Communityfaculty-students work together TheAssembly is Lakeridge's form of student government. The Assem- bly is made up of twenty-five stu- dents, ten faculty members, four people from the community and ad- visor Mr. Gordon James. The group of students were divided into six commissions with specific duties and a chairman. Senior Martha Ins- keep was the overall chairman. Early in the fall, the school board became very concerned with the smoking problem and approach- ed the Assembly for help. After Assembly members had a discussion, and took a student-fa- culty-community survey, aproposal was written up and put before the school board in favor of a desig- nated smoking area. The bill was accepted and passed. Concerned with the litter in the commons, a bill was passed cutting sale of candy from the student store. When the parking situation got out of hand, the Assembly pushed for tow away of illegally parked cars at the owner's expense. The 1973-74 school year proved to be a very progressive year for the Lakeridge Assembly. ag, 26 Student Government

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FALL PLAY See How They Run - hilarious comedy See How They Run was chosen by the students in drama for the Lakeridge fall production. The opening night, November 30, was performed after many weeks of preparation. Seen for the first time was a Box Set, made with flats built this summer by Bill McNeil, student production assistant. This hilarious comedy was about a Vicor and his unexpected guests. The mess begins when the Vicor goes out for the evening. The Vi- ABOVE: Miss Skillon fMary Serrillj finds companionship in Mr. Humphrey fScott Johnsonj, after he rescues her from the clut- ches of the closet. RIGHT: The poster and program design for the play, drawn by George Crawford. 28 Fall Play cor's wife, Penelope, gets an unex- pected visit from an old corporal friend. Miss Skillon, the town busy body drops by and thinks Penel- ope is fooling around. Penelope's uncle, another Vicor, comes to spend the night, topped off with a Russian spy loose in their house. All of these situations put together made a very amusing play. Under the direction of Mr. Ben Vose, See How They Run was a big success.