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

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Winter Sports Front Row, L. to R, : Mike Galloway, Tom Reese, Arnie Durham and Kelly Fee. Second Row, L. to R. : Dick Ross, Ken Staab, Nick Jones, Stan Koltsch. Dave Losk. Bob Campbell, Dwxght Brown and Ilm Johnson. Ray O'Dell Varsity Basketball V1 11 U1 Q, se 3 ml 3 61 M 2 1632 166 A 23232396 .4 .5 Q: H 13.2 ss sg 63 tzsstzsg, if .22 Ss fi E252 Reese 9 5 .556 3 0 2 2 10 Durham 5 2 ,400 4 1 3 4 Fee 22 5 .227 17 7 .412 20 11 13 17 Campbell l O 1 Ross 173 75 .434 42 28 .666 55 19 27 178 Iohnson 70 28 400 43 18 418 67 20 46 74 rown 5 1 200 3 1 333 3 3 1 3 Losk 207 64 309 60 36 600 169 51 52 164 Iones 365 126 345 143 81 567 !179N 83 70 333 ffioiiifigiillefiii2212112226113 15113512325 61666 166 60 661 66 66 166 116 6111 62 166 tO B DSSI' Place in the State Run-offs. Mr. Koltsch 240 91 379 107 71 663 236 43 39 253 O'Dell is a member of the Marshall math dept- ment' Galloway 79 28 354 19 9 .473 9 35 18 65 Totals 1349 485 .359 509 302 593862 312 327 1273 184

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Nick Iones and Stan Koltsch go up for the rebound. 'WILSON 'VVAXES MARSHALL 47 - 37 The Trojans handed Marshall its third loss of the season. Wilson led the whole game despite a third quarter rally by the M- Men which brought Mar- shall within one point of Wilsonf26-255. Top honors went to Dick Ross Kill and Mike Gallowayflill. MARSHALL BEATS WILSON Marshall snapped out of its losing streak by defeating the strong Wilson Trojans. At first the game looked as if it would go the way of the two pre- ceding ones when in the first quarter the Trojan team took a 13-12 lead. However, in the second, the M-Men had the lead at half time 28-25. At the final whistle, the M-Men hadincreased their lead to a 60-47 win. Top honors went to Dick Ross with 17 followed by Nick Iones with 15. R' I CLEVELAND 54, MARSHALL 43 The second game of the season seemed well under control in the first quarter with the score l4-12. In the second quarter, however, the Indians ran away with the game and the score at the end of the second half was 26-19 Cleveland. Outstanding shooter of the game was Nick Iones with 14 followed by Dave Losk with IO, CLEVELAND DROPS MARSHALL 65 - 61 Marshallcontinued to suffer defeat this time from the PIL leaders, the Indians. Marshall took the first half by a score of 33-27, but lost it in the third quarter when Cleveland tied it up at 45 all. In the last half, the Indians kept their four point lead . Top scorer for the evening was Nick Jones 1223, and followed by Dick Rossfl37, Dave LoskClOl and Stan Koltschf8l. Nick Jones drives in, GRANT CLOBBERS MARSHALL 66 - 54 Even with the gallant effort put forth by Nick Jones, Marsha1l's Minut men lost their fourth game in a row. In the first half of the game, the fourteen points scored against Grant were made by Nick Iones. Iones scored 12 out of 27 attempted field goals and made 9 out of ll tries at the free throw line for a total of 33 points, Dick Ross was second with 7 counters. MARSHALL 59 REVENGES GRANT 54 Marshall surprised the PIL by upsetting ninth ranked Grant in the state A-1 race. The M- Men took the first quarter lead at 16-14 and held it dur- ing the entire game to beat the mighty Grant Generals. Again it was Nick Jones who took the scoring crown with 19, followed by Ken Staab with 16. Dave Losk goes in tor a lay in.