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

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. Reeves, orchestra director, instructs one of his students, The Orchestra listens attentlvely to Mr. Reeves, orchestra director. Orchestra Eighteen musically inclined Marshallites form Marshall's Orchestra , These students who practice a period a day, have played at various school concerts, the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and the All-City Orch- estra Festival in March , There is alsoa beginning Orchestra for interested and capable music students who don't have experience, Gregg Cox - Orchestra President. I Front Row, L. to R. : Keith Malcolm, Sally Craun, Sally Pasko, Paulette Wellman, Gall Woodford, Susan Lawler and Susan Ver Steeqh. Second ROW. L. iv R- 1 Ierry Long, Oliver Dlllner, Richard Swanson, Robert Ronald., Gregg Cox, Kenn Wagner, Bev Wopp, Carole Tonnesen and Kay King. Third Row, L. to R. : Marc Wolters, Kelley Arbuckle, Bill Storms and Larry Button.

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Front Row L to R Gaylene Nelson Evelyn Kruse Kathy Young Carol Lawler Diane Greiner, Sharon Johnson, Karen Sousley, Lynn Coffey, Susan Dudqeon,MaryAnn Miller, Second Row L to R Beth DeCillo Elsie Maker Carole May Iane Aqer Mike Salchenberg, Jim Hamilton, Doug Bubanks, Lynn johnson, Iohn Mitts, Doug Aasen, Iohn Plaker, Evelyn Bloom Kathy Lannigan Kathy Sorenson Carol Pesznecker Sylvia Bowen and Deanna Moar. Third Row L to R Sharon Troxel Carmen Heiserman Barbara Myers Ioanne Woody Nancy Irvine, Iim Iohnsrud, Chris Howell, Andy Miller, Doug Block, Barbara Buck, Bun- ny Burgett Claudia Blackhurst Gwenn Hutchins Mary Ann Hutchins and Alladine Whitehead, Fourth Row L to R Janet Vanderberg Marcia Gaylord Fran Oros Bob Campbell Jack Bowen, Dan Berg, Dennis Moar, Nick Iones. Richard Rydman, Iohn Barrows, Mike Campbell Bob Thawley Steve Elliott Bill Upton Dwight Miller Shelia Frainey Rosalynne Richmond and Paulette Wellman, . l- rlzgeftsae ' ' ass, K, L ,, T S S f' . Q 'MW W ..,. . ,..,, . , t . -- 'fa 'relax 1, . rv -is f'5'2fi1 f'S ' as: U 1 fa - '- VT' -' in ' H ' 1' ' - ' fi .xlihwlgsli Richard Rydman - A-Choir Mr. Wilson, Choir Director President The main purpose of the A Choir is the preparation ofa high calibre ofchoral music for public performances. Sophomores , juniors and seniors are auditioned for vocal ability. lfthey have good enough quality, they are ac- cepted. Thereis apossible maximum of eighty members but presently there are sixty-eight. Their officers are: President, Richard Rydmanp Vice- President, Bunny Bur- gett, Secretary, Nick Ionesg Treasurer, Rosy Richmond. They have performed for the Thanksgiving assembly, the Christmas assembly, the All-City Choral Festival, Barnes Hospital, the Spring Concert, Baccalaureate and Commencement . The A Choir performs for the Christmas assembly.

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,II , Front Row, L. to R. : Carol Smith, Carole Tovey Diana Wood, June Miller, Linda Bos, Virginia Crockett and Marlene Kilgare, H 4 Second Row, L. to R. : Deanna Galloway, Fran Bentley, Iennifer McCormack, Virginia Higginbotham, Debbie Cleveland,Kathy Ronning, Grace Miller, Sheila Holm. Shirley Pasko, Kathy Halverson, Cecelia LaHue and Connie McDuffee. Third Row, L. to R. : Regina Egger, Joyce Lind, Janet Smith, Lana Bender, Nancy McCreight, Ian May, Sharon Dial, Diane Thime, Pat Bonome, Carol Salzwedel, Loretta Craw- ford, Merrill Eby, Iudy Curtz, Susanne Boatright and Linda Eakin. Fourth Row, L. to R. : Gretchen Howatt, Terri DeBorde, Barbara Maier, Carol Popp, Muriel Tonseth, Gail Boughton, Cathy Campbell, Susan Lawler, Roxann Robertson, Kathi! Ireland, Roberta Fitzjarrell, Patty York, Marlene Hickey, Iudy Olinghouse, Linda Corder, Linda King and Ianice Mundhenke, afi- r tr f it Freshman Girls' Choir There are fifty-five eager, attractive freshmen in the seventh period Freshman Girls Choir, This group is made up of ninth graders who forecast for this subject, No auditions are required, The girls performed inthe Christ- mas and in the Spring Festival assemblies. V l il F . Ensemble The ensemble is a group of ten singers selected from the Senior Choir. One purpose of the ensemble is to provide musical entertainment for clubs, hospitals, banquets, P. T. A. , Dads' Club meetings, and assemblies. They have performed many times. Fifty dollars was contributed to the school fund froman appearance at Eastport Plaza. Among other activities that this vital group has participated in are: the Christmas assembly and concert, the Christmas semi-formal and the Dad and Daughter Banquet. They have sung for the P. T. A. , the Veterans' Hospital, and Barnes Hospital in Vancouver, Washington. , Top to Bottom: Carol Evanger, Richard Rydman, Kathy Young, Gregg Cox, Bonita Eurgett, Mike Campbell, y Barbara Buck, Beth Ann DeC1llo, Ilm Iohnsnid and Chris f 5 - Howell.