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

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Because school unity was the major goal of the executive council, the year was started with the termination of the class competition. Through various activities, assemblies and fund raisers, the officers worked to join the four classes instead of promoting competition and division. They attempted to incorporate school participation with Lakeridge spirit. The executive council worked closely with the class officers, five at large, and English representatives in informing the student body of the government's activities and plans. Because of their outstanding gualities in leadership, the executive council has been called the best group in Lakeridge's history. The only pitfall of the year was the impeachment of Activities Director Erik Miller. However, he appealed his impeachment, and at a special assembly meeting it was voted that he retain his position by a thirteen vote margin of 45-32. He was welcomed back by the council, and returned to his duties without further incident. Despite the impeachment, it was a productive year, and many beneficial changes occured. The organization and diligence of the council showed in the many successful events undertaken. STUDENT GOV’T. 25

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STUD 1. Senior class officers Jimmy Prince and Erik Eselius show off for Nancy Jackson and the Lakendge yearbook. 2. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. BACK ROW: Junior Vice President-Steve Gutmann, Senior Class Sec Tres-Jim Prince. Sophomore Sec Tres-Todd Moore, Junior Sec Tres-Kns Davis, Sophomore President-Mary Ellis, Advisor-Woody Ostrom, Freshman President-Eric Schultze, Freshman Vice President-Mark Miller, Freshman Sec Tres-Traci Miadich, Sophomore Vice President-Melinda Moir. MIDDLE ROW: Services Director-Jennifer Tracy, ASB Sec Tres-Kathy White, ASB President-Barnes Ellis, Assemblies Director-Kiri Merrill, Senior President-Enk Eselius, Junior President-Denise Lynam. FRONT ROW: Athletic Director- Jennifer Nacrelli, Activities Director-Erik Miller. 3. Barnes Ellis pokes fun at Kiri Merrill while Kathy White, Jennifer Tracy, Jennifer Nacrelli, and Erik Miller smile, unaware of the mischief. 4. Student government officers worship the almighty Woody Ostrom. 2.

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With 14 students in contention for National Merit Scholarships, Lakeridge has kept up its tradition of producing fine scholars. The three Pacer winners were determined by their combined verbal and math scores on the PSAT. The Lakeridge Students of the Quarter also represented the school's academic superiority. Only those who excelled in academic achievement and extra-curricular involvement were honored in this manner. SCHOLARS 1. STUDENTS OF THE THIRD QUARTER: Freshman Amy Britsch, Junior Dee Lynam, Senior J.J. Birden. Sophomore Tanya Okino. and Dr. Lindersmith. 4. STUDENTS OF THE SECOND QUARTER: Freshman Lynne Sporre. Senior Troy Herring, Sophomore Ted Devore. Junior Christi North, and Dr. Lindersmith and Mr. James looking on. SCHOLARS