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

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Nelli LUeve With their new advisor, Mr. Rick Deuel, Student Government had Lakeridge swim- ming in original ideas. A theme was introduced this year. Help- ing Others’ became an important aspect of being on Student Government. The theme is something we came up with this summer,” said ASB president, sen- ior Stephanie Marandas. We thought it was important to help other people in the community and our school.” Among other activities, Student Govern- ment gave at least one hundred dollars to the Leukemia Foundation, donated food and toys to needy families, sponsored a Valen- tines Day brunch for Senior Citizens, planned an Adult Prom, and thought up many fresh ideas for class competitions. Also, a spirit point system was developed. The four classes competed for points in dif- ferent areas, such as: the best decorated tree during the holidays, collecting the most trash, the most spirit at assemblies, and the most in attendance at sporting events. It's a way to motivate students,” said Stephanie, a way to get students involved. Involving students and helping others, new Student Government ideas washed over Lakeridge throughout the year. by Kristin Zeisloft 10 STUDENT