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

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The relaxed atmosphere of the Christmas Assembly was emphasized by the Clarion's selection, Sleigh Ridei Deck the Halls was one of the popular songs sung by the en- tire student body as Marshall held its second annual Christmas Assembly on December 21. The program consisted of various numbers bythe orchestra , band , Freshman Girls' Choir, the Clarions , and the A choir. The same program was presented to the parents the previous evening, The entire Student Body sings the favorite Christmas carol, Deck The Halls The A Choir performs for the Christmas assembly Members of the Choir and Orchestra foster the Christmas spirit with their arrangement of Deck The Hells Christmas 128 Tl

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Thanksgiving MW P558 PR MSG OGRA tsGl IV! new Joh 17 Godfrey 051100 1,4 H KNO 'Qt aw! GY Choir . ' Q Y-Sqxvxn Sl-Ie 'yuan Mjk Dixon S SGI .- Che 've . 'QQ Hb Nat! ati fitxanlf-sgivx Mar SP9 9 C to Celebfat GHG Owns: ..g,oW QF 0015 Hymn Chesffa M6391 eg Thanksgiving. orchestra piays one of its arrangements for Thanksgiving. Marcella Comstock explains How to Celebrate The Thanksgiving Assembly sponsored by the music and speech departments was presented November 21 and 22 to both the parents of the choir members and to the student body in two separate performances . Iohn Godfrey began the program of music and narrative with an invocation. Sue Dixon and Mike Salchenberg told the story of Thanks- giving a nd Marcella Comstock pre- sented a speech on the meaning of this holiday. The choir and the orchestra provided music and inspirational sing- ing. Selections included Harvest Hymn and Thanksgiving Prayer , Richard Rydman, senior, was the soloist for the choir selection, This Is My Father's World, 127

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Student Body Elections The Spring Student Body elections were held on January 10, 1962. The ace for president was close and exciting as Iim Nylander and Sylvia Bowen ought to atie. Iim Nylander was elected in the run-off election. Elected ice-President was Greg Cox, Kathy Mouser won the post of Secretary, andy Falk was elected Treasurer, and Bunny Burgett became Activities hairman. In this election, 822, of the student body cast ballots making total of 1377 votes cast. g W x Dave Losk formally installs Jim Nylander as Spring Student Body President, Speeches were given before the Student Body by seventeen anxious candidates I. Li 'rj' 4 '.,- ,.ff': V V '- ' As her opponents look on, Sylvia Bowen presents her campaign speech before the entire Student Body. M I Y I Vffl, ' '- , - -is ' i, Y A . -'lf This election had one of the largest candidate slates ever seen in Mar- shall's election history. Candidates for President were: Bob Campbell, Sylvia Bowen, Richard Rydman, Gregg Gould, Iim Nylander, and Iohn Smith. Candidates forvice-President were: Bart Smith, Greg Cox, Doug Eubanks, and Pat Johnson. Secretarial candidates were: Kathy Mouser, Sue Dixon, and Pat Bloomfield. Candidates for Treasurer were: Bob Smith, Louise Burroughs , and Sandy Falk. The only candidate for Activities Chairman was tt. The Fall Student Council and Executive Cabinet provided Bunny Burge workers forthe polls. The election was conducted according to Multnomah County procedure . W r F 5 s jj ' , A ,m.f: :-5f2:f3'l ', Q, .., ...tt kj-H f rm .3 -2- in :gf-:gag 2-K K T ' . ' H ' ,. .. ' n 1 T , yy . 1 ' ' t ' ..., I t 1 at - c T' ' - ' .. .- ' K ' 'S K fi . K ,W i .. s . ' ' KK 2 ,nfilgyt - ,g 2 --r- K ', . ' V- , iii?-WW ? - ., , ,, , :.: 1 ,,gH ,,:, Q f ' ' l 'Lk 5' ! i KK 'fa , .. The final moment of triumph came when Bonita Burgett, Sandra Falk, Kathleen Mouser and Gregg Cox were installed as the new Spring Student Body Officers, Sharon l-lattrick and Tom Barnett diligently counted the ballots.