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

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The Newspacer staff, headed by advisor Dave McCormick, editors Nels Peterson, Barnes Ellis, and Jason Hurtado provided stimulating articles for the students and faculty at Lakeridge High School. In two issues over the year, the centerspread dealt with alcoholism and teenage sex, two subjects which caused heated debate. One editor, Nels Peterson, stated that this journalism staff has the most talent out of all I have been a part of, and I would like to think that this year's papers were the best in Newspacer history. 1. TOP ROW: Jeff Perkins, Jamal Kadn, Holly Werner, Erik Eselius, Ileana Meza, Valerie Crites. BOTTOM ROW: Barnes Ellis, David Bell. Jason Hurtado, Sophia Crawford, Matt Emlen, John Schwartzman, Erik Miller, Nels Peterson, Advisor David McCormick. Not Present: Stephanie Koeller, Robert Kelley, Monique Wilson, Amy Samson, Jenny Nacrelli, Jon Mathis. Missy Smith, Stacey Lillich. Mike Smith. Nicole Thomally. 2. Matt Emlen and Enk Eselius ponder over one of the many dilemmas they face each day in Newspacer. NEWSPACER

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YEARBOOK p xps'pp pip “Trust me V.H., trust me! This was the most popular response to the ominous question, “How is your layout coming? The yearbook staff consisted of 18 members led by Advisor Gale Van Hoorn. Senior Editor Kirk Brannock spent many long hours with Assistant Editors Nick Andrews and Bill Bromps checking every page for errors. When errors were found, the cooperation of the staff many times exceeded expectations. Senior Jamal Kadri volunteered his photo expertise and greatly enhanced the quality of this yearbook. He was greatly appreciated. Another person who we are endebted to is Josten's Yearbook representative Kay Soliday. She provided information and answers to nagging questions from the time the yearbook was conceived until final delivery. “At times, the task of putting a yearbook together seems endless and impossible; but once the task is done and you're reading the final product, all the effort is worth it, commented Editor Kirk Brannock. 1. Advisor Gale Van Hoorn's frustrated response to the editor's suggestions. 2. Deadline pressure stimulates a rare and brief flurry of work from Jeanme LaFrance, Rich Andrews, and Nick Andrews. 3. YEARBOOK STAFF. BACK ROW: Marlin Dana. Holly Werner. Jim Prince. Tracy Mattem. Jeanme LaFrance, Nick Andrews, Denise Trefren. Editor Kirk Brannock, and Amy Scharwatt. MIDDLE ROW: Advisor Gale Van Hoorn, Rich Andrews, Chns Pearson. Bill Bromps. Grant Searles, and Jamal Kadn. FRONT ROW: Jerry Ross. Mark McCarthy, and Gig Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Nels Peterson. r YEARBOOK

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1. Coach McClanahan offers some words of advise to budding speakers Sharon Chandler and David Yao. 2. SPEECH TEAM: Jamal Kadn. John Conway. Mary Ellis. Clarke Canfield, Jeff Perkins, Eric Miller. Creighton Burgher. Matt Perry, David Yao, Lindsay Myers, Coach McClanahan, Traci Miadich. Debbi Monn. s i 1 j A SPEECH DERATE J or Does standing in front of three judges while giving a five minute speech sound like fun? Maybe not, but to thirteen dedicated, fun loving speech team members, it made for a great time. The year marked the beginning of a new era in Lakeridge speech, Mr. McClanahan became the new coach and new members took over from where the old ones left off. It was a year of rebuilding for the team, but many individuals still did very well. The dreaded debate duo of Jamal Kadri and Eric Miller took first place at the league tournament. Debbie Morin also was first in Serious Interpretation. Matt Perry did extremely well with firsts in After Dinner Speaking and Humourous Interpretation. Two juniors, Jeff Perkins and Clarke Canfield combined to take first in debate at Sprague. In all, it was a very good year for the team and its new coach. SPEECH DEBATE