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

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r Standing, l,. to R. : Dennis Wilkerson, Diane Iolin and Bob Koskey. Sitting, L. to P. : Linda Goff, Richard Negus, Marcella Comstock and Bill l-lolbert. Standing, L, to R. : Sue Forbes, Vicki Burnett, Beth DeCi1lo, Dick Smith, Sandra Wegner and Sharon Usher. Sitting : Willie Tyrell. Standing, L. to R. :Dennis Wilkerson, Diane Iolin, Bob Koskey, Bob Bot- torff, Matthew Ramsey, Dick Smith and Fred Hatton. Sitting, L, to R, :Bill l-lolbert, Linda Goff, Richard Negus, Marcella Com- stock, Marvin Schaber and Dan Berqlund. Midsummer Night's Dream Theseus. . Egeus. . . Lysander . Demetrius. . Pilostrate- . . Peter Ouince. . Snug. .... . Nick Bottom . . Francis Flute . Tom Snout ..... Robin Starveling . . Hippolyta .... Hermia . Helena. . Oberon. . Titania. . . Puck , , , , . Peaseblossom. , Cobweb .... Moth .... Mustardseed. . . Dennis Wilkerson . .Richard Reinhart . . Richard Negus . . . Bill Holbert . . . . Bob Koskey . Matthew Ramsey . . Marvin Schaber . .Bos Bottorff , Fred Hatton . . Dick Summitt . , Dan Berglund , , , ,Diane Iolin . . ,... Linda Goff Marcella Comstock . . . . . Dick Smith , Beth DeCillo . , Willie Tyrell . llicki Burnett . , ,Sue Forbes . . Sharon Usher . , Sandra Wegner A Midsummer Night's Dream , written by William Shakespeare, was producedlby Mr. Gilbert and put on by the second year drama class. It is the day before the wedding of Theseus , Duke of Athens, 6: Hippolta, Queen of the Amazons. Egeus appears with Hermia, Lysander and Demetrius, to present Theseus with a silly squabble. Egeus has chosen Demetrius for his daughter. Poor Demetrius loves Hermia, who loves Lysander, while Helena loves Demet- rius, Hermia and Lysander decide to run away and agree to meet in the woods at a certain hour. Helena and Demetrius discover the plan and-follow them. The woods are inhabited by Oberon and Titania, king and, queen of the fairies, and their followers. Puck, Oberon's right hand man, sprinkles the dew of a magic flower on the lovers which makes them love the first person they see. So the lovers change partners several times before they are finally sorted out properly. The lovers, exhausted by their fran- tic night are innocently slumbering side by side when Theseus, Hippolita, Egeus and their train, make their entrance. When Theseus has had the lovers awakened, he declares that their marriages shall be celebrated that very day with his. Mr. Gilbert helps members of his stage crew. 3

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Our Town Our Town , written by Thornton Wilder, was produced by Mr. Gilbert and put on by the first year drama class. The first act outlines the history of the town, whichis Grover's Corners, N. H. , and some- thing ofthe character of its citizens. Then a day inthe lives ofthe Gibbs and Webb families is shown. The second act concerns the love affair between young George Gibbs and little Emily Webb and the wedding of these two people. The third act presents the funeral of Emily Gibbs. She wants to go back to the life, but she is shown how impossible it is to re- turn. Front Row, L. 'to R. : Sharon Usher, Dean Hanson, Pam Wardell and Kathleen Rutherford. Second Row, L. to R. : Dennis Wilkerson, Karen Forgey and Sandie Wegner, Third Row, L. to R. : Dale Crandell and Bob Koskey, Front Row, L, to R, : Marvin Schaber, Sharon Usher, Dan Scarl, Pam Wardell, Dean Hansen, Karen For- gey and Dennis Wilkerson Second Row, L, to R, : on re Irvine and Ianice Stahly, R' F eman, Fred Hatton, Sandie Weqner, Pat Foushee, Sharon Hughes, Anne Third Row, L, to R, : Dale Crandell, Dick Summitt, Bob,Koskey, Sharon Lydvigsen and Dorothy King Standing, L. to R. 1 Dan Berglund, Kathleen Rutherford and Larry Hammond. Front Row, L. to R. : Sharon Usher, Dean Hansen and Pam Wardell, Second Row, L, to R. 1 Dennis Wilkerson, Karen Forgcy and Sandra Wegner, Third Row, L, to R, : Dale Crandall, Bot: Koskey and Kathleen Rutherford. Standing, L. to R. : Fred Hatton, Pat Foushee, Marvin Schaber, Sharon Hughes Irvine, Dorothy King, Larry Hammond, Xiary Gelov., Ron Treeizuazi , Sharon Lydvigscn, Mary Ann Dorsey, 1-.2 and Dart Scarl. Stage Manager . .. Dr. Gibbs . . . Ioe Crowell, Ir, . . Howie Newsome . . . Mrs. Gibbs ..... Mrs. Webb .... George Gibbs . . Rebecca Gibbs . . . Wally Vlebb ..... Emily Webb ...... Professor Willard . . . Mr. Webb . . ...... . ..... . Woman in the auditorium .. . Simon Stimson ......... Mrs, Soames .... Constable Warren , , Si Crowell .. .... Sam Craig . . . Ioe Stoddard . . . . . . Keith Cole . .... Dan Scarl . . . . Ron Freeman .. . Marvin Schaber 4 . . . Pam Nifardell . . Barbara Cogill Ronjones Susan Sundstrom .. . . Dale Crandall Kathleen Rutherford Dick Summitt . . Dennis Hoffman Ann Irvine . . . Dean Hansen , , Karen l-'orgey . , Dick Summitt . . . Ron Freeman . . . Fred Hatton ... Pat Foushee

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Fiont Row, L. to R, : Paul Fleischmann, Gregg Cox, Ian Iohnson, Karen Clark, Anne Warner, Sheryl Whipple, Laura Raab,Gary Everett, Kenn Wagner and Richard Swanson Second Row, L. to R. : Cheryl Matson, Sally Anderson, Barbara Boozer, Donna Clifton, Allen Coulson, Dennis Miller, Iohn Wellin, Ron Gebo, Greg Westcott, Craig Skipton Bev erly Kropp, Pat Bates, Carole Tonnesen, Steve Bryans, Doug LaBerge and Arlan Rippe. Third Row, L. to R, : Carol Gross, Sandra Riegler, Stella Landacre, Sheryl Wilson, Ieanne Flanders, Sharon Dodge, Pete Peterson, Sharlynda Hass, Gayle Morris Mike Lee Stan C risty, Richard Beard, jay Bloom, Matt Hill, Dick Barbee, Sharon Iacobson, Margaret Tonnesen, Philip Fehrenbacker, Larry Bilyeu, Gary Stelle and Frank Hutchins F urth Row, L. to R. : Neal Bonome, Gene Alexander, Marc Wolters, George Swanson, Iohn Poler, Robert Ronald, Dale Crandall, Ierry Stelle, Roxy Piert, Steve Wassall Rich ard Heritges, Rick Cronk, Jeff Tabler and Larry Button. Not Shown : Linda Love, Pat Shioshi and Ianice Matson. Band Senior, junior and sophomore students, sixty-four to be exact, compose the Marshall Marching Band: This act- ive organization has performed at all home football games, several school assemblies and the March All-City Band Festival in addition to marching in the Veterans' Day, Fairy Tale and Rose Festival parades. Their fine perform- ances make them an outstanding group. Arlan Rippe - Band Pres- ident New uniiroms must be stored between performances to keep them looking in top shape. The Band shows the parents that they have been practicing. LBITY BUY-Y-On d6m0l1SU'5i95 NS Skill at fha dfum 164