John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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SPGRTS IV Football Front Row, L, to R.: Monty Anderson, Jan Baldwin, Jack Grover, Willie Love, Ron Bracken, Dave Relnhart, Mike Sal- chenberg, Bob Young. Second Row, L to R.: Karry Napoleon, Roy Dwiggins, Jerry Stallard, John Poler, Larry Bennett, Bob Lawrence, Keith Casper. Third Row, L. to R.: Gary DeVo11. Jim Stenehjem, Fred McEnany, Oren Pollock, Marvin Schaber. Fourth Row, L. to R.: Dick Ross, Tom James, Dennis Stewart. Not Shown : Tom Bailey, Jerry Betts, Bob Black, Don Cooley, Amie Durham, John Fahmer, Mel Griffin, Tom James, Dan Jones, Roger Pharrls, Gary Alton, Cliff Hawes, Ilm Johnsrud, LeRoy Kilgore, George Nelson, Jim Nylander, Tom Reese Bob Simpson, Terry White and Dave Wlttkop. On September 22, 1960, Marshall's football team ran out onto the field for the first time to play against Benson. The J.V. Minutemen were assisted at every game by some of the largest J.V. crowds in the city. At the end of the season, the team, having won five out of seven games took third place in the city on their win-loss record. The enthusiastic team was coached by Coach Darrell Everett . IV-Varsity Cross Country JV - Varsity Cross Country Front Row, L, to R. : John Godfrey, Robert Ronald, Chris Howell, Second Row, L. to R. : Gary McQuown, Dave Losk. Third Row: Ron Krueger. 1 1 3 Practice started early! i 3 gr.. 154 a k figigigfi-s'j:'5fQw71- 3 3 lat .ta 5 ,V V , 3, r aw ' in ' z Wane ::,..q.- , N7 .. i fl? .Mt at E ef' ,Hnrf , Le, X Mr X Action at the Benson game Marshall Marshall Marshall 2 Jefferson Grant Wilson Lincoln Madison Franklin Football Results Marshall 32 Benson 6 4 18 6 33 7 6 20 6 0 6 6 'a 'Q 1:5 Marshall ' Marshall . Marshall 26 r Jig 4 H 231 ,gif gw sim ,4 1 if V3 :Tv E v ,ki 'i ' Co-captains , Test were recognized ' 4 standing players. .W v an 2 ff er Sr Bracke early as out

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1960-61 SCHOLASTIC AND SERVICE AWARDS ifiizlfi .1 r1.fT.fq5 t Margaret Goold, Betty Lorenz, Joanne Pedersen, Paula Godsey, Pat Domme, Irene Schmidt and George I-lysmith, Gall rlass, Dwight Miller, Myrna Burrows, Tom Barnett, Joy Dilley, Penny Shaffer, Judi Eckman, Gary Smith and Mike Harrison, . f V antiwar -of ' 15 f',' gi 57 'll P Jane Paice, Felicia Bean and Carole Tonnesen. A ' K ' ,g,agg,gJ5,,,3,Q,,Qlf.. el, areal get V,,,,' rags ,f,,,,wsf. yrs t ,wr 1 - AA he iQ,k,,l.3 t Betty Gillespie, Reidun Meldal, Joar Nedrow, Fran Oros.,Patrlcla Sabin. lean Taylor and Carole Waltmire. r 2 ,ug . ,z se if if if V7 - Evelvn Bloom, Sandra Falk, Janie Furukawa, Janice Ishida, Sharon Rigdon and Cathy Lindsey ,N ., , ,,,,,,-,,,,,,,fairyl,,,eQ,,,,q,,,,ges3, I Jerry Bentts, Marilee Dudgeon, Kathie Lesher, Patricia Wahl, Mildred Matthews, Dave Losk, Mel Griffin, Mark Stronach Dick Ross was given recognition for work as President Pro-Tem. 11 1 ,, l . f--', A L ,,., .tztrf-sttnarratwt, tv:st,,ggee,l55g5f',j5fgjggxgfji,g35g5gg'5W55,52 .1 ,',, M fr K x I A scroll to be put in the trophy case was awarded to the Freshman Class Alene Blair, Rod Bryant, Darlene Cowan, Carol Evanger, Sandy Ford, Jim Koch, Elsie Mak M Mill er, ary er, Pamela Pedersen, Carol Pesznecker, Irene Svensson and Kathy Hysmith, :'X Dave Pearson. X t. ,nv Irl rl' if-fri it , f f ' 'r-. Freshmen: Loen Azumano, Karen Batchelor, Darlene Cahill, Linda Campbell, Chris Conner, Joanne Freeman, Jean Garibbo, Sharon Granlund, Laura Raab, Carol Rienecker, Larry Hansen and George Woodward, Sophomores1 Evelyn Bloom, Diane Grelner, Marge Gribble, Laraine Sono, Mary Ann Sall, Janice Popp, Herb Hipple, Lynn Johnson, Ken Kirkpatrick, and Norm Menegat. Juniors: Sylvia Bowen, Elsie Maker, Carol Pesznecker, Mary Powers, Nancy Warren, Jeannine Williams, John Lewis, Dave Losk, Robert Ronald, and Richard Saito. ' 'J A I DL ,L ,, ,r--' Qitliil .a -4-2 if- 'Tiif J 1' J 'A ' ng , R Loen Azumano flfreshmanl, Kit Carson lSophomorel, Bart Smith Uuniorl. X I LVVV K V V K Carole May ,, , ,. ing 3 J -, .glow-rt in Carol Pesznecker K3 Gold Keys, 3 Place Awards, National Medalist Awardl, Susan Lohkamp, Pamela Pedersen fGold Keysl ,Diana Berreth, Nick Caputo, Carol Carpenter, Sandy Ford, Fred Hatton, Steve Markshausen, Dianna Mostella, Danial McCarty, Jim McFarland, Kenneth Peterson, Dave Relnhart, Richard Saito and John Smith fPlace Awardsl, . 1,1 5 F Tfi I fffl TEFL? 1. -Wit HPV? Xia ,illilx E ,',,,,i,, 1,2 f. ,, .5 Q f yeg,+,,,, 'fyv,f,:-itimfv'-r -- :- ig, Egg , ,.,', f. jr - Rod Bryant and Carol Pesznecker. I I N f in Dennis Farrer fist in Wood Divlsionl, Mark Stein 12nd in Wood Dlvlsionl , Donald Pitzjarrell 11 st in Machine Metall, Roger Hefeneader 12nd in Machine Metall , Derwood Pflieger 13rd in Machine Metall and Ronald Ball 13rd in Wrought lronl. -- .,.. 4:1 2. ie, -,'f -f', ,,--, g My it 'A M, , , J Karen Austin and Carol Pesznecker lOutstandlng English Studentl , Diane Jolln and Vicki Burnett lDirector's Drama Awardl, Mike Harrison, Rich- ard Reinhart and Dave Pearson fStaging Drama Awardl. Mary POWERS fBest Business Student! , Cora Armstrong flsest Carolynhlilentges tBest Beginning Typlstl, Richard Massey fBest Personal Tvoistl and Svlvla Bowen fBest Shorthand Studentl, , 6, t 3 , .b V John Lewis, Kit Carson, Terry Fleming and Norm Menegat attended Oregon University in the summer of 1961 fl' Q,-ii gg 5 -Q iifFT21,-2. . ,,,L,, , at ..,r ,,,,, , .,..,, . ,,,k.,,,.. ,,, L,,L Z ,M ,,., ,, George Swanson, Paulette Wellman, Robert Ronald, Kenn Wagner and Arlan Ridpefi , Gene Hansen fllditor-in-chiefl, Robert Campbell CSports Editorl Dorothy Burton fEditorl Felicia Bean 1210 in he f , , c s o printed copyl, Barbara Pat- terson fMost Conscientious Page Editorl , Gerald Long fVolunteer Freshman Verdict Photographerl, Karen Gellner and Penny Paulsen fjointly sold over 300 inches of advertisinql, Kathy Hysmith, Doris Miller and Richard Saito lPreliminary Yearbook Planningl. 1 1 X K Q.,

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The grapplers work out. Kit Iepson takes down Iimlohns- rud. Wrestling Results Marshall l6 Lincoln 41 Marshall ll Madison 46 M5l'Sh61l 13 Franklin 33 M6T5h'311 29 Roosevelt 24 Marshall 3 Cleveland 50 Marshall ll Washington 44 Marshall 13 Jefferson 32 Marshall 2 Benson 48 Marshall 8 Wilson 46 Dan Gillespie pins his opponent. 1. fri? I '55 , F fag, flw .X -S-tw' ' 1 ,iv in awe, life xiii L fit f' QT. z.. , . lie?-X J., 1 gilt, ' ' 1 will is gift auf: 'L MQ I is W Q r . Ln ' 1 ., it .K 'll ltilfi 1 vs. It E' .M 'L f, -1 Girls' Swimming I L, to R. : Linda Campbell, Anni Warner, Linda Williams, Linda Anderson, Ierri jones, Fran Oros. Not Shown : Sandy Wegner and Jean Yeamans. Boys' Swimming r f Front Row, L. to R. : Paul Hanson, Greg Gould. Second Row, L. to R. : Dan McCarty, Bob Campbell. Not Shown : Allan 0'Brlen, Dan Spellman, Gene Hansen and Ed Spellman. Frosh Cross Country l The cross country team,coach ed by Mr. Don Francin, was unabl to participate in a full season o varsity competition, but they plac ed third in every meet they wer able to enter. Although the boys' swimming tea was not too successful on the wi .loss side, several very fine indi dividual performances were give Greg Gould and Bob Campbell ear ed one hundred eighteen points an sixty points respectively. All to gether, the team won one meet an lost eight. The swim team W coached by Mr. Paveskovich. The girls' swimming team wo seven meets and lost two. Althou all of the girls did well, the be performance of the year was turne in by junior Fran Oros. The tea was coached by Mrs, Sullivan. L, to R. : Wess Brenner, George Woodward, Greg Willmore, Ron Gebo. Not Shown : Dan Hale and Ron Harrison.