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

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i I A L. to R.: Cecilia LaHue, Cheri Allen, Linda Benjamin, Joanne Miller, Sharlynda Hass, Joan Starr, Jon Heinson, Judy Eubanks and Kathy Hattrick. N future TOQCIJGY5 Examine future Occupcwio L. to R. : Katie Bomersheim, Diana Teters, Penny Jones, Susie Ishida and Roberta Ando. Row 2: Sharon Driggs, Kristin Widmer, Harriet Johnson, Jerrie Nadeau, Darlis Sawyer and Linda Wolbert. Row 3: Linda Weihmann, Sandy Dunn, Linda Tommerup, Mary Sims, Janet Eklof and Janet Nelson. Not pictured: Sheila Holm. 116 F,T.A Started the year out well as the four fall officers attended a workshop at Beaverton High School. An apple sale was held in the fall and refreshments were provided for the teachers at a faculty meeting. Meetings were held in order to help those students interest- ed in teaching decide upon the field they are most interested in and to relate some of the var- ious experiences teach- ers have. Adviser - Mr. Chris Warues

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L to R. - Row 1: Rita Bender, Deborah Goodwin, Sandra Garibbo, Janice Smith, Janet Porret, Diana Teters, Penny Jones, Jean Rice and Lois Manker. ' Row 2: Marcia Fazzio, CharEl1 Taylor, Carolyn Utting, Carolyn Miller, Karen Davis, Marilyn Peden, Mary Herd and Sharlynda Hass. I Row 3: Pam Knight, Janet Ekloi, Martha Patterson, Kris Muller, Linda Tommerup. Joanne Miller, Mary Suurmeyer, Linda Helstrom, Jan Wortendyke and Cheri Allen. Row 4: Don Davis, Don Gale, Ron I-lurl, Ron Joiner and Jim Barclift. fl Christian flvyfeucnco for hm any Stub 19 ' U14ic'c,,, Quill and Scroll consists of members from the publications staffs organized for the improvement of Marshal1's journalistic standardsl The main project this year was sponsoring a journalism workshop in which eleven Portland area high school participat- ed. The purpose of the workshop was to publish a newspaper called the Interchange . Headed by Mike Shiffer, senior, the club sponsored a sno cone sale and held several banquets at which ,555 A wgggffrria ' 12211 , ,,,, f W ' M-.f.',. icuii.. g.,g,1,f M' 'L as s af - 1 tim g 2 L ' H ' , ,gpggr-,f,.,,:,.,,,g,,1wwym, I, .:::ffs-af., ,,., , f,-al-VW, ,, 2 A ui, . ' .. , .. ,,,. 71, vw- 2-Z .. fn- -' - ,.- Q U l ., , 1 1 f L: ' 4, -' J a f '-T , ,:5::. : vi :gif ' 5:'. : ..,. 4 S wg if 'Q J i r H L., ,e f V? i il ,ft 57' ,K , 3 5 ,if .gc ,A ,. ia, Z wk R. 'Q 4 1 ii T K AQ? W 1 sr ' ' Q ii, M i ia, , i M W W , K , ,, 4 a 6 ,, y V , , an i fa , M, ea . we 2' Bea- , Wieldlng quill is president Mike Shiffer, senior. l Senior Mary Sims, vice-president, holds croll we To form Quit? 14198 Sew

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U1,6ay5ca1g6in9 Of QCQQ1' Countries ouflgc- BH 5, 31.9. , DUWGW5' Regina Williams The topic of study for the International Relations League was the Soviet Sino split In preparation for the state meet in Eugene in the spring the students saw movies and l heard lectures One interesting feature of the state meet is that all the foreign exchange students from the area are there and several of them give speeches The purpose of I R L is to promote a better understanding of international relations Adviser Mr Bruce R chards Ragnar Tenvxk - ' W T . I Y . l ' W . f . - . ' - . i f L ' 1 rf H as 4 L 2, ,1 -4+ 1 1, rr A s if , v I I35gf..ffr 9 K uzgga SC'1'ive5 Druzhba , meaning friendship, was formed to promote interest in the Russian language and culture. The main project this year was the sponsoring of an all-city Russian Christmas party in Ianuary. They also attended many parties sponsored by other Russian clubs in the area. To make money, they sold' Russian 1 cookies after school. Linda Green and Dan Cousins were fall and spring presidents ' respectively. N L. to R. -Row 1: Janet McNamara, Linda Green, Susan Lawler, Barbara u Blanchard and Anne Marshall. Row 2: Rebecca Kazzimir, Larry Emory, ,.,, I Bryan MacPherson, Mike Shiifer, Brian Clark, Chris Nawrocki and Eileen To ,Acquainv Scmnoancs p l I WWE Russian lfanguage. A195 Customs. 117