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

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TO MY DEAR OLD PILLCDW To My Dear Old Pillow, that has held so many tears and holds the secret of sadness between its feathery ears, although it has seen sadness it has also seen all gladness and when its time to part its even dearel' to my heart, By Andrea Burke RAINBOWS Ihave seen many rainbows Bending o'er the sky The colors are so bright and shiny But still I don't know why Green, red and blue too, Fills the sky with laughter And always when it rains and shines A rainbow follows after There is a legend that is told About a wonderful pot of gold And God's promise to you and me, Find the end of the rainbow and you will see will see. By Gayle Morris . HH lets , ilitiifiibia ,FW ,E lyir A in I Li.. . ,gy ' A K M . ...and many hours outside exerc g Sophomores spent many hours m the library studying. . . PEACE The world was wrapped in a silver mist and the shiny stars were her crown. The whole world was clothed in a golden garb of enchantment. A cool blanket of snow lay all around and the earth snuggled into a restful sleep. Silence hung above the heavens and faraway stars whispered softly among themselves. Everything was free yet bound and the wind sighed a delicate melody Throughout the world this restfulness lingered, yet in the sky one thing had changed. A little light was coming forward - - - closer - - - closer - - - headed for earth. A single light yet brave and daring, coming closer from the sky. Hit the snow with snaps like lightening. No one saw but me - - - just me. I stooped and stared just for a moment. The light was too bright for naked eyes. But as I stooped a voice came hither, warmed my cold and untamed ears. I know not what the whole thing meant. I stood my face uplifted. I stood and life from my body drained. I held the light in my wrinkled palms - - - now not as it had been hot and glazed. Twas sweet and cool and my memory faded. I was Heaven bound in my old age. By Anne Warner

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Freshman Class Cabinet R d f - P d Girls' Counselor - Miss Henderson Boys' Counselor - Mr. Miller an y Haas res, em Randy Hass has led the youngest Minutemen a long ways towards unity. The freshmen made an excellent and outstanding start on their high school careers when, just prior to Thanksgiving vacation, they gave a se1f-spon- sored class party, The Turkey Trot . They contemplated sponsoring an all-school movie, The Yearl1ng , a clas- sic. Pat Shioshi Vice- President Sharon Shepard Secretary Laurie Rank Treasurer Working together to get their class underway.