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

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FEBRUARY Patricia Wahl - l-'emininity NOVEMBER Beverly Kropp - Versatility APRIL Sylvia Bowen - Scholarship GIRL OF THE YEAR GIRLS OF THE MONTH Each month A. M. G. asks the Reg rooms to nominate a candidate for Girl ofthe Month. These nominations are narrowed down to six, and then all of the girls vote for their choice from this list. Only girls may vote in these elections. In May nominations were open for a senior girl who was to be named Girl of the Year. The Girl of the Year was chosen again by general election. OCTOBER Millie Matthews - Friendllness DECEMBER Pat Shioshi - Courteousness JANUARY Ioan Miller - Spirit 125

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As always the dancers use only the dark half ofthe room, Cou ld be that the chaperons were sitting onthe light s1dc?l !! King Neptune and Venus, Dan Iohnson and Linda Woodruff lead off the first dance ofthe evening. Twirp Week Twirp Week is one of the most popular and profitable act- ivities held at Marshall. This year the second annual Twirp Week was sponsored by the Girls' League, The week's act- ivities were designed to raise money to increase the AM G fund. The fund is to he used to bring an exchange student to Marshall and to establish a scholarship, In order to accomplish this goal, AMG organized several projects during the week, On Monday, boys land girls, tool purchased authority giving tags and on Thursday doughnuts were sold after school. Wednesday was Color Day and near- ly the whole school turned out in Iohn Marshall reds, whites and navy blues. Friday night the gym became an Enchanted Sea with fishnets, a mermaid, and nautical refreshments. I'll let you keep her for nothing! if ,Iwi Hurry up or l'll put your name in the Twlrp Box,

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Mario Branco Tuula Rama Peter Keisler Portugal ' Finland Switzerland I.R.L. Sponsors A.F.S. Day A.F. S. students enjoyed a guided tour of Marshall by their l.R.L. hosts. Assembly highlighted A. F. S. day - students assemble for group shot after having successfully performed before the student body Marshall's IRL club began something new and different this year, In orderto arouse interest in having an exchange student to come to Marshall, the club sponsored an assembly featuring foreign students from other Portland area high schools. Each student explained or demonstrated an interesting custom of his country in the assembly. Then each Social Studies or Language class had an opportunity to have one of them come to class and speak more informally to everyone. The foreign students were entertained at a special luncheon in the activities room. After lunch , Mario Branco of Portugal was kind enough to give an informal talk to sev- 12 6 eral classes in the auditorium. Carin Lunzer Austria We ,. Allin ,415 Kazuko Ishii displays costume which she Japanese dance before Marshall student - Olga Castenada Guatemala explains the school system in her country, Brigitte Kohler was a rare treat for the Pre classes during her day's stay. 55