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All Other Clubs
To find the contact for any of the below clubs or activities, contact Chris Hill.



STUDENT GOVERNMENT


ASB - Associated Student Body consists of:
ASB Officers
Class Officers
Senate -The student Senate is the representative group of the student body. The Senate with the student cabinet, proposes all legislation, passes laws and approves matters of student government.


CLUBS & COMMITTEES
Clubs are created and organized by LOHS students and vary from year to year based on interest. Student clubs have the option to renew their charter each year. New clubs are approved by the Student Senate and must have a faculty advisor sign off on their application. Past clubs have included: Art Club, DECA/Business Club, Film Club, Beach Volleyball Club, Sailing Club, Ecology Club, and Hunger Fighters Club. Some of the currently active clubs at LOHS are as follows:




Club Name Purpose of Club Presidents Email Advisor
A Village for One To raise funds and awareness for the victims of sex trafficking. This is with the NPO A Village For One. Jessica Seropian [email protected] Wolfe Rocca
Acting Club Bring together actors and introduce people and talent. Taylor Larson
Airsoft & Military History Club Expand the knowledge fo the armed services to the community and get people (who are interested) involved in airsoft. Kyler Shahalami [email protected]
Axis & Allies To have fun and recreate history by playing Axis and Allies, which is a WWII board game invented by Larry Harris, and to teach on how to do teamwork, tactics, logistics, strategy, and also economics. Scottie Barnes [email protected]
Badminton Club A club in which students will meet up and play badminton together and make new friends. Alex Best [email protected]
Best Buds To embrace our differences and come together to make new friends. Emily Zinsmeister [email protected] Longman
Business Club Provide students with an opportunity to gain exposure to business and get career advice from local business people. Erich Reuter [email protected]
Child Aid Fundraise and collect used books for Child Aid of Portland, an organization that helps children in Central America get a better education. Jeya Anandakumar [email protected]
Chinese Club Bring insight in Chinese Culture, through various activities including cuisine, movies and language events. Kevin Pataroque [email protected]
Christian Students United (CSU) Create a loving environment for all students, as well as to bring opportunities to talk about faith. Ava Menchu
[email protected];

Hill
Club Med Introduce students to the variety of options that are offered in the medical field. Students will have the opportunity to explore jobs of medicine, recieve help on related subjects and get first-hand experience with professionals. Payton Schult [email protected]
Cooking & Baking Club Unite people and form friendships over the joy of cooking and baking. Nora Kearns
Diversity Club To promote and educate about different cultures. Also, to provide a safe space for people of all backgrounds. Link Crew Group [email protected]
Empowerment Club For all different people to come together and bond. Isabella Black [email protected]
Engineering Club Explore engineering concepts and design through projects involving drones, circuits, prosthetics, etc. David Park [email protected];
Griffiths
Fandom Club Allow students to meet and discuss their favorite characters from movies and comics. William Mayhew [email protected]
Fashion Club Aims to form friendships over the shared interest of fashion and encourage each individual to express his/her unique sense of style. Nora Kerns
Fellowship Club Provide a safe place for students to grow in their spiritual faith and learn from other club participants. Alex Vlaisavich [email protected] Michael/Oltman
Fiction Club Meet each week to write and share stories. Nic Quattromani
[email protected]
Fighting Back Against Bullying
Help people who have been bullied and try to prevent bullying. Jessica Cazel
Film Club Inform and educate students about the different aspects of film and filmmaking. Julia Donahue
Fishing Club Teach people about fishing and go fishing. Gabriel Coder [email protected]
Food Everyone Deserved (FED) Selfless action and improving the lives of homeless people in our community. Ryan Seaman [email protected]
French Club Expose students to French culture and language, and to improve French socialization skills. Eric Klein [email protected]
GSA (Gay Straight Alliance) Provide a safe and friendly environment for LGBTQ+ Students Bailey Bunick [email protected]
Guitar Club Have a place where students interested in playing guitar can meet up, jam and share ideas. Eizyk
H.E.A.R.T. This club will dedicate their time to build connections with people who feel lonely, such as, the homeless, half-way homes and hospitals. Mya Hudson [email protected]
Hack Club Have fun hacky sacking and get a little break from school. People can learn to hack in a fun and safe environment. Josh Lucas [email protected]
Hiking 4 Mother Nature Club To go on fun hikes once a month and pick up trash along the way. TJ Kord [email protected]
Hunger Fighters Oregon Collect food and money donations for the non-profit organization, Hunger Fighters Oregon. Michael Murray [email protected]
Japanese Club To allow students who are interested in Japanese culture ot learn more about Japan and its culture. Blake Shanaberger [email protected]
Jewish Student Union - JSU To create an evnironment where Jewish and non Jewish students can come together to experience/learn about Jewish culture. Julia Wolf [email protected]
JSA LOHS Chapter Purpose of JSA club would be to send a number of representatives and senators to the Junior States of America fall and winter congresses. Connor Pancoast [email protected]
Key Club Help students fulfill necessary volunteer hours while beautifying the campus and help those in need. Kevin Pataroque [email protected] Wolfe-Rocca
Letters from Home Collect Money, write letters, create care packages to send to military members overseas. Amber Arakelian [email protected]
Letters of Hope Write letters to those in need of hope. This may include hospitalized children and active service members. Graham Kang [email protected]
LO Brass Club Bring the band closer together and improve playing ability of members. Terry Langford [email protected]
LOL Club Have an organized place where peole who play Leauge of Legends can gather to share tips, coordinate times to play together and overall to discuss and hopefully play the game. Nicholas Jafari [email protected]
M.E.A.T. Club Have a good time and meet new people while enjoying well cooked meats. Peter Krenek [email protected]
Model UN Kamala Ghanea Bassiri [email protected]
Music is Medicine To give musically inclined students the opportunity to share their favorite song with chidlren hospitalized under the care of the Children's Cancer Association (CCA). Mark yazhari [email protected] Corso
National Ocean Science Bowl Strives to spread and generate interest in environmental sciences through a team quiz bowl format. Sarah Kwartler [email protected] Goodrich
Nerf or Nothin' Understand and manipulate the mechanics of foam flinging plastic toys, and subsiquently do glorious (off campus) battles with said blasters. Danny (Jackson) Freitag [email protected]
Operation Smile Club Raise money and awareness for cleft palate issues in developing nations through fundraisers, events and campaigns. Jenny Kwon [email protected]
Photography Club Allow students to share and create photography together. It will be suitable for both experts and beginners. Cher Feng [email protected]
Pre-Med Club Provide information and medical opportunities for students interested in pursuing the medical field. Katherine Healy [email protected]
Prep Club Help students prepare for standardized tests such as the ACT or SAT and AP tests. Lily Huynh
[email protected]
Programmers Club Bring people together to share their projects, help each other or tech students program. Harrison Hesslink
[email protected]
Red Cross Club Work with the Red Cross to provide students opportunities to help their communities.
Steve Dobrioglo
[email protected]
S.E.E.D.S. Dedicated to developing environmental awareness on campus through waste reduction and food production. Maddie Walsh [email protected]
Science Bowl Club Immerse students in science trivia and eventually bring two teams to the BPA Science Bowl Competition in February. Peter Liu [email protected]
"Sit with Us" Club To provide a place for students who do not have anyone to sit with at lunch. Isabelle Cullen [email protected]
Sustainability Club The club's purpose is to educate students about sustainability, while also attempting to decrease energy consumption from LO students.
Kevin Pataroque
[email protected]
Table Top Gaming Provide a safe after-school activity that anyone can do which provides a fan of fun while challenging the mind. Flynn Osmanski [email protected] Rose
Tie Dye Club Teach my peers skills and techniques I've learned about tie dying.
Lillian Harwood
[email protected]
Undertale Fanclub Fans to meet, discuss, have events, create art, costumes/cosplay, general way to meet others who also have interest in Undertale. Jenna Tedeschi [email protected]
Willamette West Habitat for Humanity: Lake Oswego Club The purpose of this club is to help Habitat for Humanity in building homes for for those that need it by bringing out a crew or select weekends to help out on the construction site. Ryan Seaman [email protected]
Young Democrats Allow students to dive into political conversation, supporting a range of different democratic beliefs - radical or neutral. Cher Feng [email protected]
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