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

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Girls' Tennis i r ?.l,'-'Ir ' s nz. rw- bffizr' ... ., Front Row, L. to R. 1 Iudy Holder, Chris Henke, Ian Green, Ursula Kimber and Judy Britzius. Second Row, L. to R. : KayDel Leavitt, Karen Davis, Judy Soley and Mary Wrisley. At the deadline for copy the girls' tennis team had won one of their five matches. The out- standing girls' tennis player is Ursula Kimber who has lost only one of her matches. The girls should have a better season next year. L. to R. : Mark Dixon, Larry Meyer, Dan McCarty, Fred Paltridge, Tom Shankle. Dennis McCarty, Steve Mayes and Mr. Bachman - coach. Boys' Tennis Mr. Bachman's boys have also had a slow beginning. They met all of the toughest schools first and only pulled one win out of six matches. Marc Dixon is the best player so far since he has two singles wins. Others who have won in either singles or doubles are Dennis Mc- Carty, Steve Mayea, Tom Shankle and Fred Paltridge. The team is made up almost entirely of hard working sophomores and in future years, they should do very well. 197

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IV Track n 5 KK K ... .., 'Ili R, - a f ' ff ' ' 'K V ,0-A ,M X ff . . L , a,,mKKKK , if KE: . K K LK Ki Q at Y .,m. QG Q ad LLNAL f t, I L W ,-.tx Front Row, L. to R. : Iim Van Lanen, Iohn Luck. Ieff Tabler, Mike Accuardi, Greg Willmore and Wes Brenner. Second ROW. L. to R. : Dennis Gould, Matt Hill, Roger Duvall, Marc Fox, Fran Kane, Ron Gebo, Ron Harrison, Chuck Waples, Chris Fox and Mark Stronach. Third ROW. L. to R. : Bill Brock, Iohn Hatton, Norm Menegat, Dave Wittkop and Judd Moore. The Marshall frosh team has good prospects for the year and several outstanding boys. A- mong these are Richard Adayin the mile, Iohn Bergin in the 440 , and Mike Hazlett inthe sprints, hurdles and pole vault. l96 - -- - - ec: srl, Jr mf 51 .wx 1, 'ESS' Va-ruff' Frosh Track ' : Y iff' R The Marshall I. V. team is also strong and has sev- eral outstanding boys, These include Wes Brenner in the mile, Mark Stronach in the high hurdles, and Norm Menegat and John Hatton in the sprints and hurdles. Mr, Francin coaches the LV. G Prosh thin clads, A15 .....-.- 1 ?'x VA ,,.,,,,, A,N, , ,N 'Q 'N' e ' m'f tr'- . - W' 'gi Q ,. . , ,,,, K MT, W,-:w,,,, MN, ,,it W ,,,,.,,,,K L. -.. L31 . , ,,,, ,.-.W Q 3 K KK K K K ,, . K .K KK, . K L K .1 K .. , s ,yr , R '.. ll K K K :KH K' - K K ,-1 ,. 15 . . A K ' :H.i1txt 2 ,S :w,t't- iiri -pffixrsi HT' Q ' cmssww :Ki , . , ss.,. ,Q it L . L, L f V , .. li . , V i l Qffiff 3' R A , 'ii l 'K , , LL , .f , t , ., g , 9. ,,,, LL . - I F L ,,,k , -.5,gLL KK ret., L Q df, A , ,L we , .T 1 ,L X . ,,,.., g f 4 L , ff .,-a s -. 5 . - X - R - , ,--, 1 - ff sw ,-,,,r's+,,sa c -fe it H ' 4 5 f--- --K' 'J K- - A - . 5 f ,- P-,, , 1, L ,, Q -X , J -A g , . . L , , , ' fi 9 A ' LL L5 ' Y L K X : K K K - ,K ,K, K ,, .KK3 K 5 ,LK , LK! K . , KKK, L, . . L K, K L K -K , .KKKK KK K K- . S, , , ,W L L Qsg,fzftxr ,Mus 3g,,,Lv, ,k1+f eywpf,. - f k , --t. R p r -x c , t - - ----- it -, -tti p if . . ' , ' , ,, 5,1 3-li .',, 7' ' ' H f V ' K3 1 . ' 1 - j ' l ' f' i' 2- 1 1 , ,, ,f W K ,K ' ,LQ LL .5 .Q A ff .-,' V... , .. ,, . 5, ,ffQ,5,.L X, Y gi, ,. H . . A 'K -' H 1 ' ' 1 ,, , will ' I -2, . '..L- L 'H .4 kkkk ' ,,,... ' LL ' 'px K -, fer - ,J , ' 1 -'Q L- . ff L . .L ,Q t,-, ,. 3 , , , , L if f ' H 1 - f '-Ui., JV., .. ., ' Q A. ,mi ' '1j 'f'T' 1 Mike Scott, Chuck Jones, Richard Aday, Ed Rothery, Nick Oeder, Ron Davis, Steve Donaldson and Front Row, L, to R, Iohn Eergin. Second Row, L. to Hoard , Third Row, L, to R, Moore. R., ' Kent Smith, Steve Garcia, Mike Hazlett, George Yeager, Kim Coffey, Mike Robertson and David Gary Hutchins, Tom Negus, Iohn Wratten, Mike Clements, Rick Crose, Alan McKinney and Barry

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Varsity Baseball Front Row, L. to R. : Larry Gray, Dan Spellman, Mike Baker, Ron Kurilo, Fred Titus and Harry Peterson, Second Row, L. to R, : Dave Beyl, Dan Jones, Ken Tester, Dick Ross, Roy Dwiggins and Ron Karsten - manager, Third Row, L, to R. : Chris Howell, Tom Reese, Gary Cooke, Arnie Durham, Bob Lawrence and Larry Prentis. Fourth Row, L, to R, 1 Mike Lemmon, Don Cooley, Dwight Brown, Mr, Pesky - Coach, Curt Penny, Dave Losk and Stan Koltsch. Mr. Paveskovich has coached baseball at Marshall for two years, and has so far led the Minute man diamond squad topa respectable place in the PIL, When not coaching, Mr. Pesky serves as a PE teacher and the Marshall Act- ivities Director, l98 The varsity baseball players have managed a successful season so far this year. They have compiled a 7 win 5 loss record thus far. The next eight games should help the record a great deal. At the date of printing the M- Men were 5th in the PIL and had several outstanding individuals. Dave Losk is batting at the top of the PIL with a ,514 Ross came in 6th in the PlLwitha , 378 batting average. enth is Ken Tester with a .333. Dan Iones pulled l5th with a .3lO, Finally, Don Cooley pulled 19th in the PIL with a batting average of . 276. To say the least, this is an impress- ive showing for Iohn Marshall. . Dick Elev- place The outstanding pitcher, so far this year, is Fred Titus with 3 wins and one loss. Dwight Brown and Bob Lawrence came in next, 2 wins and one loss each. Marshall Lincoln 5 Marshall Iefferson ll Marshall Wilson 1 Marshall Grant 6 Marshall Cleveland 9 Marshall Washington O Marshall Roosevelt 7 Marshall Benson O Marshall Franklin 6 Marshall Madison 2 Marshall Lincoln 4 Marshall Jefferson 5 W Madison 9 Jeffers on 8 Wilson 8 Grant 8 Marshall 6 Washington 4 Franklin 4 Lincoln 4 Cleveland 3 Wilson 3 Roosevelt 0 Cll games?