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

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4- Miss Stevens Miss Miller Varsity Adviser J. V. Adviser The fall I.V. rally girls, Karen, Ian, Penny, Iudy and Pam, were bedecked in red and white checked, blouseytops with blue, U-necked inserts, blue skirts with matching check inserts, white knee socks, blue shoes and red gloves. These girls practiced week nights during the summer. They helped the varsity rally promote spirit, sell yell books and make signs. The rally girls used the unique method of continuous yellingthroughout the game. Pam Lovegrove and Penny Huntley express jubilant spirit. 1 RaQics Sleao Successfuw 'Team , . , F J L to R. 1 Pa m Lovegrove, Karen Stanfill, Judy Bothwell and Jan Ruthruif. How 2: Penny Huntley and Jan Erikson. 1 in 1 I I

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0146 0PCo19v1'il3ucio19. President, Carolyn Marshall Secretary Sandl Mills Activities chairman, June Miller Vice-president, Nancy Forsythe Treasurer, Susie Jones - 4 A,I, M, was organ- ized in hopes of im- proving Marshall through the promotion of interest in student government. A. 1. M.. Association for the Im- provement of Marshall, has mainly supported the junior Class and its activities. It has been effective in promoting interest in class elections . Members hope that eventually this organization will in- clude the entire school. 513 S'cu8mc' Gov rmnenv L. to R. - Row 1: Vicki Thompson, Linda Green, Marilyn Peden, Marcy Brow-nhill, Charlotte Rice and Susan Grisso. Row 2: Linda Wolbert, Sue Proppe, Mieke Appel, Caryl Dfawl, Kathy Skorich, Joanna Ronrk and Linda Benedict. Row 3: Lon Samuels, Ron Joiner, Bob Green and Frank Savage.

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L. to R. - Row 1: Bunny Olson, Janice Matson, Gail Alexander, Sandi Fisher, Cheryl Johnson and Sandy Boss, Row 2: Bill Gaylord, Neil Kul bel and Rick Policar. 019 To yromising Victory Ready to fight? You're right! was the cry of the fall varsity rally squad. 'Ilhese girls were clad in white pleated skirts with red and blue insets and white crisscrossed V-neck sweaters with a red dickey. They wore matching red shoes and gloves and had oversized pompoms. The rally boys wore coordinating outfits consisting of white V-neck sweaters, blue shirts and knickers, white knee-high socks and desert boots. The girls made raincoats for the bad weather. y Working hard throughout the summer, the girls perfected a new look - straight arm motion to their yells. Majestic Minutemen was the theme which was carried out in the various assemblies and yell books. After football season was over, the rally be- came the official wrestling rally and cheered the boys to their P,l, L, Championship. N Gail Alexander Sandy Boss Jani Matson Neil Kulbel Bill Gaylord Sand, Fisher r Cheryl Johnson Bunny Olson Riqk poucar 1