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

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Front Row, L. to R, : Bob Campbell, Gene Hansen, Bob Thawley. Second Row, L. to R. : Penny Paulsen, Karen Gellner. Felicia Bean, Ierry Long, Barbara Mohr, Ron Krueger. K at h y Rutherford, Millie Matthews , Kay Hopkins. Not shown: Barbara Patterson, Pat Io h n s o n, Faughlette Reagor, Dick Ross, and Dennis Fraser. group discusses page content of the next Verdict. 1962 SPRING STAFF Editor-in-chief Barbara Patterson Editor Felicia Bean News Edi'f0l' Barbara Mohr Editorial Editor Flon Krueger Feature Editor Pat Johnson Sports Editor Dick R055 Photographer Jerry Long Art Art Staff Ad Manager Karen Gellner H . if Ad Assistant Penny Paulsen 2 Business Manager Kathy Fiutherford Z Circulation Manager Bob Thawley 5 Editor-in-chief Coneissuej Bob Campbell Z Reporters Gene Hansen . r, M gg I Dennis Fraser, Bob Campbell, Millie Matthews, 55 , vqg 553,75 PE Faughlette Reagor, Kaye Hopkins and Gene Hansen - ...,.,,..,, L it 1 f NEWS BUREAU P Vfij Gene Hansen Bob Campbell t t, ff , 5,-gif -- ,ias l Cub Publication Staff Bob Campbell- Spring Ed- itor before he was elect- ed Senior Class President. L. to R. : Maxine Elliott, Ioan Zaikoski, Sheila Frank, Donna Bodvin, Lorrie Cunningham, lim Iohnsrud, Sharon Nystrom, Pat Taube, Pat Evans, Margaret Massey and Gail Goodwin, Barbara Patterson - Editor 1 5 3

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E fl 1 il sggulilwnffnl 4 - 1111 'luf'lHl11'CI,1Il, ff 4313 ,ii 11 1 1 This year, the 14 member staff was specially selected and has endeavored to put out top quality newspapers all year. The VERDICT sells and lays out its own advertising, its own photography, writes and lays out the paper and then delivers the layout to the prlnters. The staff put out 13 lssues last year, including a 16-page, 10,000 lssue edition to advertise the Dads' Club sponsored event, the Country Fair. In 1961-62, the staff published 18 issues and in cooperation with the Executive Cabinet, avoters' Guide. This year they again put out the Country Fair edition for the Dads' Club whichwas distributed to 13,000 houses in the area. The staff also revised the stu- dent handbook twice. Mr. Stocking - Adviser jerry Long and Mlllle Matthews confer on camera techniques. Gene Hansen - Editor ! 1 E Q 1 ! Y as The Verdict Staff has many decisions to make concerning the next issue. Words cannot express the pride that Marshall feels in its newspaper staff. They have worked long and hard to present the news of the school in an interesting man- The staff was formed, as sophomores and juniors, of 35 interested students. Only two ofthe staff members had had any previous journalistic experience, but the group spent several days each week in class and the remaining days of the week putting 1960-61 STAFF 3. FALL 1961 STAFF Editor-in-chief Gene Hansen Editor C1960-615 Dorothy Burton Editor C1961-Fallj Barbara Patterson News Editor C1960-613 Linda Goff News Editor C1961-FaID Felicia Bean Editorial Editor 11960-611 Millie Matthews Editorial Editor C1961-Fallj Barbara Patterson Feature Editor C1960-615 Laraine Lee Feature Editor C1961-Fallj Pat Johnson Sports Editor 11960-61 62 1961-FaID Bob Campbell Photographer C1960-623 Jerry Long Ad Man?-QBF C1950-523 Karen Gellner Ad Assistant C1960-621 Penny Paulsen Circulation Manager C1960-61 61 1961 F aID Kaye Hopkins nel' to the Student body- Circulation Manager CSpring 19621 Bob Thawley Business Manager C1960-612 Faughlette Reagor Business Manager C1961-621 Kathy Rutheford Art Nancy Laughlin out a neW5PaPef- Reporters 11960-611 Ron Krueger Cheri Perry ciifffgefgi Jym Myers Linda Bergquist . Jerry Priest Bob Thawley Dmk Ross Janyce Treadway J0arl PUQI1 Bob Thawley Dick Ross Bill Pugh Ron KVUBQCV Mary Shrum Pat Johnson 152

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Front Row, L. to R. : Carol Pesznecker and Sandy Ford. Second Row, L. to R. : Allene Blair, Pam Pedersen and Elsie Maker. Art Staff Supplying Marshall with art of out- standing quality a nd exceptional merit has been the occupation of the Art Staff . This honorary organization makes all the advertisements , post- ers, play programs and banners which are displayed around the school . No graduation credit is giv- en to these students for their long hours and hard work , but profession- al looking posters and programs ald the overall pride each student feels toward his high school. Third Row, L, to R. : Irene Svensson, Sharon Troxel, Carol Evanger, Mary Ann Miller and Nancy Laughlin. Not Shown : Darlene Cowan and Jim Koch. l Mr. Schuld - Art Staff Director. I H+ Art staff members discuss one of the Lettering, an important factor in commercial Carol Pesznecker - Art Staff paintings done by an art student. art, is another service offered by the Art Chairman. Staff . 154