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

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1 Filling up on ice cream, srudenr government members enpy themselves 2 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW Louro Ptrorres . Jeff Nosh. Jennifer SECOND ROW Em Matthews. Kirsten Kureto, Ann Boca THRD ROW Mike Tumsky. DovO MMer 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW Greg Knokei. Kety Smith. Tribo Moffir, Jute Hetman SECOND ROW John Morandos. Lomonr Hotns. Corotne Dtss. Jenny Esetus 4 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. FRONT ROW Letsl Wendt. Katherine Morr, Erin Morrhews. Jennifer Appel SECOfC ROW Amy Corbonne. Tomi Hot man. Drer Eguso. Pete Basso ThtRD ROW Srephome Mor- andos. Jute Hetmon, Tyler Dtss NOT PICTURED Goyvn Powers 5 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW Hope Flannery. Jode Carpenter SECOND ROW Aton Cordova. Tomi Holman THIRD ROW Mott Offenbocher. Sobrino Wendt 6 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW Mary jane Koski. Norote Graham. Amy Corbonne SECOND ROW Dusm Srodei. Par Basso, Scorr Dona. Pete Gutwald 7 Relaxing by the fireside, srudenr government mem bers discuss their retreat 8 Smiling at the cometa ore Goyvn Powers. Norote Graham, and ASD President Sreph one Morandas 9 Going over derails 6 the new advisor. Mr Rick Deuel STUDENT GOVERNMENT 11

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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

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 Fun Days Liesl Wendt with the assistance of several other students, led the Service Club through a fun but busy year. As Mr. Porter described, they provided services to different communities and had fun doing it. Some of the more fun activities the club has accomplished include: decorating trees for a fundraiser for Waverly, helping at St. Francis once every other week, volunteering at the Vietnam Memorial site, and helping at the Gallivant. Other activities in- clude: helping at the Portland Marathon, the The Service Club is an outlet for positive student energy and caring attitudes. .ancer Society run, organizing a dance for the Kerr Center, sponsoring a sock drive, sponsor- ing a Fast Day and the Red Cross Blood Drive. One of the more popular activities was the can food drive. The Service Club gathered cans from each of the home rooms to give to the needy during the Holiday Season. Even though there are a lot of students involved in the Ser- vice Club, Mr. Porter feels the Service Club is an outlet for positive student energy and caring attitudes.” Thanks for your help, Service Club. by Tricia Hill 1 Relaxing at a meeting ere service dub president Les Wendt and member M Sofh m 2 SER VICE CLUD. FRONT ROW JiHSofhetm, Debra Dungon, Jenny Lorn, Leisl Wendt, Rich Anderson SECOND ROW Tracy Dugan, AMcheH Rou, hso Montgomery, Kim Yoo THIRD ROW Robm DoJy, Nicole Orrmon. Jennifer Lonfronco 0 Hamming it up 6 member Karla Leory 12 SERVICE CLUB