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

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Iunior Varsity Cross-Coun try We S S Brenner SODhOmOre The IV team as a whole finished better thanthe varsity. In the city meet they took fourth, and in regular meets took two firsts and two seconds, The outstanding IV run- ner was Wess Brenner who finished seventh in the city IV meet. The other city meet placers were freshman Dan IohnsonC2Ol, Ron Harrison 1231, Doug McQuown 1243, and Larry Bilyeu C351 . Front Row, L. to R. : Doug McQuown, Larry Hansen and Wess Brenner Second Row, L. to R. : Ron Krueger, Ron Harrison Charles Oswald Dean Hansen and Larry Bxlyeu Freshman Cross-Country L. to R.. Tom Madsen, Bill Gaylord, Don Staab, Eddie Rothery, Rich Crose, Dan Johnson, Gary Simpson, Doug Morgan Gary Hutchins Larry Cornell and Kent Smith The freshmen finished with the same first , second and third as the varsity. How- ever, in the city meet they finished sixth. The two top freshmen runners for the season were Dan Iohnson and Gary Hutchins.

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The M-Men cross country runners finished in the respectable seventh position in the PIL during the fall season. After takinga seventh place in the city meet, sophomore Terry Kishpaugh earned the privilege of running in the state meet at Willamette University in Salem, Kishpaugh took seventeenth and could have been in the top ten if he hadn't been caught in the pack. During the four regular meets the M-Men grabbed two firsts , a second and a third. Kishpaugh was tops in the scoring column with a total of nine points, followed by Gary McQuown with 28, Chris Howell with a total of 29 in three varsity meets, and finally Dave Losk with 39. Other place holders during the season were seniors Robert Ronald, Frank Hutchins, and sophomore Wess Brenner. Total number of meet points were 165 and the total for the city meet was 156. i 7 8 Terry Kishpauqh - sophomore. Gary MCQUOWII Senior

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irst Row, L. to R, : Paul Hanson, Tom Warren, John Bell, lack Sutherland, Bill Brock, Gene Hansen, Larry Meyer and lim Azumano Second Row, L. to R. : Rod Pentico, Bob Campbell, Greg Gould, Greg Peterson,l-larley Brooks, Mike White, Greg Wescott and Richard Beard . The Boys' Swimming team had the most successful season of any fall varsity team. Swimming in ten meets, they lost only to Wilson, Benson and Grant, At the city swim meet, Coach Richards' team placed fourth, On the state level, the team tied in the 14th spot. The outstand- ing performances of the year were turnedin by Greg Wes- cott and Greg Gould. Freshman Greg Wescott piled up 112 points and set five school records, Greg Gould came in with 96 points. The ZOO yd, medley relay team broke last year's city record in the event ll:37,0l and made third place in the City Meet, 180 Boys' Sw1mm1ng Greg Gould, senior, came in fourth in the City lV1eetl0O yd. butterfly f1:46,6J. Freshman Greg Wescott came in fifth in the 100 yd. back stroke Cl:OB,6D in the City Meet.