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

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Q65 new Uiqifo L. to R. - Row 1: Jan Mundhenke, Pat McGonigle, Kay Worden, Kristen Widrrier, Harriet Johnson, Jerrie Nadeau, Judy Britzius, Connie I-lostetter, Janice Matson, Claudia Cotton, Linda Love, Nancy Jerabek, Marla Oney, Janet Nelson, Jan Maciarlane, Chris Palo, Leanne Oeder, Diane Dodson and Suzie Riegler. Rvw 21 Maffha Panefsunw DUMB PEPPER Barbara Parks' Lilldapapllenhelm. Jane Dunaf0n,1 Dee Williams, Julie Schultz, Gail Bailey, Vicki Fox, Mary Nelson, Sara Shioshi, Casie Jones Chris Worthington, Kathy Greenley, Evelyn Lee, Kathy Mitchell, Cheryl Johnson, Sandi Fisher, Sandy Kohring, Jean Duncan, Carolee Daniek and Linda Carlson. Row 3: CharEll Taylor, Peggy Morse, Roberta Ando, Linda Nida, Janet Hentges, Leslie Kalk, Marsha Hill, Betty Newton, Connie Mackrill, Sherry Dow, Sherry Brazda, Fran Raab, l Karen Capps, Pam Steward, Peggy Williamson, Bev Terry, Diane Curtis and Kathy Conant. Row 4: Pam Knight, Irene Olney, Susan Dewey, Janet McNamara, Kathy Johnson, Mary Spellman, Michele Enzler, Donna Alldritt, Mary Young, Mieke Appel, Linda Ewing, Karen Morgan, Lynda Taylor, Laurie Woodruff, Lesley Cox, Nancy Bailey, Cathy Billingsley, Judy Weissert, Sue Pickard and Edith Cleland. Row 5: Suzanne Shipman, Teresa MYSFS. Barb Manougian, Terri Palzinski, Nancy Yeamans, Debbie Stewart, Yvonne Stace, Cheryl Smith, Lynnette I-ligdon. Marilee Hill, Shirley Wobig, Sue Robel, Carol Shaw, Pat Barbeau. Linda Dahiek, Charlene Everett, Georgene Atkins, Sue Cushman and Jan Coleman. Row 6: Karen House, Molly Cunningham, Oradean Meehling, Diane Dilley, Carol De Vore, Jeane Gobler, Judy Hentges, Donna McCormack, Julie Cotton, Shirley Overall, Suzette Jones, Carolyn Miller, Carol Kendig, Linda Green, Candy Wardell, Susan Grisso, Marcy Brownhilll Lynnette Cook, Carol Schaber and Anne Conners. l ' 1 ,-1.-. , , Lf ' I if l A fc gd A A- V, V, 3 ,, f ' V 5 LJ' 4,5 1 ,,., U ig , A K -, ji. , V ,, e 55 X f' ,e ggs-'af - . ,ffm A , A. A . Wifi, E 1,1 ' 2, I 5 , ' - 2,4-11+ V ' Q Nr A 'A 4, J it :Q e ' 1 p it it f L S f t X- L X3 ' . ' ' Wi g' . 7 ' F, 1 K 1 . N ev- M ' ...af-' x E f f , v Q 41 K wi , fl 1 J V ' ', 'Wh W-14, L. to R. - Row 1: Sherry Johnson, Kim Brooks, Cathy Cameron, Becky Sheeley, Carolyn Pitney, Cheryl Green, Valerie Orazio, Peggy Rumreich, Signe Royland, Leslie Hansen, Karyn Dooley, Dorothy Curtz, Christy Putter, Sharleen Ritchey, Judi Bozeman, Lynette Holmgren and Denyce Hart. Row 2: Jan Gray, Joyce Matthews, Leslie Dean, Becky Kazzimir, Josie Grochowski, Pat Zanders, Jackie Grimit, Karen Arnold, Mary Hendrickson, Linda Bippes, 'Georgiann McGinness, Jan Fahrney, Linda Bengtson, Carol Maxiield, Kathy Conner. Linda Buiietta, Marilyn Davis, Cindy Coffey and Joanne Bowers. ' Row 3: Kaya VanDenderen, Lauralee Clark, Marty Meyer, Darlene Cook, Doris Jones, Cathie Shore, Ann Simonson, Mary Thompson, Cheryl Donaldson,Rhonda Graybeaj, Judy Zaikoski, Debbie Aasen, Debbie KGREISOH, Sandra Yocum, Kathy Blodgett, Chris Kjosness and Vikki Weiss . Row 4: Carolyn Hahn, Jan Wilson, Patti Woltring, Margie Beaty, Chris Buker, Tana Adams, Lynda Wells, Carol Wold. Kay Shawver, Sharon Lite, Diane Nakashimada, Sandra Swgboda, Shirley Miles, JOGHHH Barclift. Peg Dugan, Kristie Colvin and Sarah Hall. ROW 52 NHHCY Ireland, DHH3 N0T1'i5, Cynihiil W3 S0l'l, LeArla Farl0W,' Sheila Kidwell, Marilyn Heen, Carol Boil, Michele Coon, Nancy Morrison, Karen Tufford,Earletta Keithley, Phyllis Bergstrom, Dana Barbeau, C31-in williams , Cathy Jolin, Joan Sturges, Jeanne Sabbe, Mary Jane Miller and Jan Duer.

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Claudia Cotton president Mary Marla Oney, vice-president Secfelafy Chris Worthington. historian Lihd3 Love , IFESSIIFEI' Susan Riegler, Mrs. Enzler, adviser Attendance secretary luaffgaw 3 Spirited yep Cell-Q Comprised of about 250 members, Pep Club supported Marshall's teams in football and basketball. Spirit week, a dance called Fantasy 'n Fun ,' and several ribbon and tag sales were held throughout the year. Outstanding girl awards were presented to one girl from each class during the football season and at the end of the year. New outfits were pur- chased for spring, C0I1SiS1Ci1'1Q of red and white checked, long sleeved tops with a red chelsea collar and tie, and navy blue pleated skirts. Q,. 5va5ssfESl'9-ffiwitigiejri Q sg?qvfSw 1 .. l ,,,g,,,,L , fax ' , - .gn Ein fp if-:rf fm 'ML' Ii? S315 : we' , f':'9f'i ' if in ,x-sg,-v-Q 2 I - -milky, Gig :stiff 1. ,Q N ' Q Z 'i ' :,,isi ' ff it 231 1 . -, ,. 1 kslltii' fini .,.k I .iii '11 4 ' ., 4.-4 . Nfl Ai '.xY'- L. 1, ' sw ' Jan MacFarlane, Attendance secretary III Pep club displayed spirit throughout the year.

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U, JU, ffl, yJ'1Z501'jCQ Jerry Accuardi, Fall vice president. Ladd Curtis. fall treasurer Jim Lusk, Fall president. Ron 1-lurl, F211 SSCTGUWY- .Don A116 'THQ God fcimesu- i U. M. M. presented Don and the Goodlimos nt un assembly for thc student body. United Marshall Men started the year out well with their annual card sale. They held a very successful dance on Friday the 13th which featured the Viscounts and presented Don and the Goodtimes at an assembly for the student body. Services to the school included a canned foods drive Cjointly sponsored by A. M, GJ and the donation of a flocked Christmas tree. Mr. George Kalman, adviser, was very helpful in planning all U. M. M. activities. 108