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

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Fall Senior Clctss Cabinet The fall Cabinet was very busy even before school be- gan, planning the first dance of the year, the Hello Hop . Another dance to be held in February has also been planned by the Cabinet. The various money-rais- ing projects, the concessions and an all-school movie, The Red Badge of Courage , initiated by the Cabinet raised the class treasury to over S53o.oo. This money will be used for Senior Class activities , the Senior Prom, Graduation and Baccalaureate. The Cabinet ably super- vised the various committees placed in charge of plan- ning these activities. Under the leadership of Gary Cooke, Vice- President , the Senior Council and the Chair- man ofthe various committees discussed their ideas and opinions and were able to arrive at de mocratlc decisions . Graduation robes of navy blue with a tri-colored tassel were chosen by the vote of the entire class during this Cabinet's term of office. The Cabinet also was instru- mental in arranging for the design of Marshall's school pin. It has been particularly difficult for this group be- cause of the fact that there have been no traditions to follow, stated Mr. Edwards, Senior Boys' Counselor. However, they have been a responsible group of offi- cers. John Smith - President Gary Cooke Vice- President. Pa t McNeil Secretary. AJVV , :AA i K Ron Kurrlo Treasurer. Working as a unit - the Fall Senior Class Cabinet.

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Iuniors Freshmen First Row. L, to R, 1 Kelley Arbuckle, Iim Losk, Dennis Hubel, Tim Kimmel, Greg Westcott, Ieff Biedel Second Row. L. to R. : Kathy Hattrick, Caleen Thorsen, Bonnie Finley, Pat Shioshi, Pat Curcio, Michelle Buckner, Kathy Mitchell, Iennifer McCormick, Sharon Wood. Third Row. L. to R, : Lorena Spelger. Janet Nelson, Carol Popp, Louise Fox, Sally Anne Richards Kay Worden. Sue Hall. Sophomores First Row. L. to R. z Ginger Woltring, Pam Pedersen and Pat Shepard. Second Row, L. to R. 1 Linda Downing and Iudy Banaka. Third Row, L. to R. : Chris Howell, Wayne Twedt. Ken Kirk- patrick and Mike Galloway. S ' e1'l1OI'S I I First Row L. to R. : Dave Losk, Tom Bailey, Dick Ross, Mike Campbell, Dick Saito, Laraine Lee, Ioan Miller Sharon Hattrick and Ianie Funikawa. Anderson- Second Row. L. to R. : Iohn Lewis, Bart Smith, Iohn Godfrey and Gary Nelson. iegond ROW' L' fo R' 7 Pam Weissen' Sharon Han' Shirley e en. Third Row, L. to R. : Gwen Hutchins, Ioan Zaikoski. Fourth Row, L. to R. : Doug Crose. Paul Fleischmann, Dick Massey, Ron Karsten. Dave Beyl. Spring Student Council The Spring Student Council got off to an efficient start with the appointment of new fire squad captains. There was a captain for each floor and each had four assistants on his squad. The Council asked for an extended reg. to be held every other week in order to let the representatives discuss school problems with their reg. rooms. The Student Council also held a workshop for members with the Executive Cabinet providing the discussion leaders . A new type of activity was sponsored by the Council this year. lt was called Hush Day and the boys were required to buy tags before they could talk to anyone. The representatives also participated in a school-wide clean- up campaign. Greg Cox - Student Council President. First Row, L. to R. : Darlene Cahill. Carol Rienecker, Linda

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x E ,- W 'Jr 4? j ,pw ,am-f -iff' Janie Furukawa Secretary l , 3 Ianice Ishida Treasurer . I ii, -ig ig- MT, 41 , i . ..,. E l ft V: 2, I 1:5111 EES? A f, 3 Roger Adams Vice-president 5 ,J Bob Campbell - President Planning year-end activities, the Spring Senior Class Cabinet, Spring Senior Class Cabinet The Senior Class cabinet spent many hours putting the final touches on the plans made by the previous Cabinet, assuring that these plans will be carried out smoothly. Graduation, held Iune 10, was inthe Marshall courtyard. The Senior Prom was beautiful and enjoyed the music of the Larry Van Hoomisen band. Bacca- laureate was held at Mt. Tabor Presbyterian church. The Senior talent show, under the chairmanship of Pat McNeil, was a great success. In order to raise money for these activities, the class spon- sored a Luau, the annual dance with a Hawaiian theme, a basket- ball game between th e s enior Hot Dog s and the faculty Warriors , and a game between the juniors and seniors. The class aiso held various sales. A large note of appreciation goes to the senior counselors, Mrs. Hardy and Mr. Edwards, to the friends and the community who have been so helpful to the class of '62, 29