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

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L. to R. 1 Efrain Guajardo, Charlotte Mclnnls, Anne Marshall and Lsuie Woodruff. Gif? 'S Basliec6aQ L. to R. - Row 1: Judy Britzius, Jean Duncan and Paula Eggers. Row 2: Elaine Schultz, Mieke Appel, Sue Watson and Anne Kraplel. Not pictured: Martha Meyer and Linda Bogart. Scaff -D GW S1166 055. The Art Staff prepared banners and posters for the many school activities They did lettering and drawings for dise plays at the request of many. Part of the Rose Festival decorations, the pep tags and the play posters were created by the Art Staff. Country Pair signs and booth titles were also created by this' versatile staff. The boys and girls of the Frosh Lib- rary staff under Mrs. May have many odd jobs to perform. They arrange the card files in the library, help with inventory, run errands and run the ditto machine for teachers and students. L. to R. - Bottom to Top: Becky Sheeley, Linda Bengtson, Karen Scott, Karen Wootan, Peggy Dugan, Rita Shelley, Jan Fahrney and Larry Singer. Row 2: Sharon Sanders, Bev Carey, Vicki Skorick, Helen Gibbs, Linda Cooley, Carol Caldwell and Linda Sullivan. Row 3: Marilyn Been, Valerie Orazio, Nancy Huggins, Barbara Kissinger, Kathy Higbee, Faye Hodel, Vivian Davis, Josie Gruchowskl and Ben Harkleroad. Not Shown: Barbara Peterson, Len Jones and Jackie Grimit.

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L. to R. - Row 1: Kathy Kjosness, Gail Alexander and Grace Miller 3: Sandy Slayton, Gilda Smead and Karen Ramey. D ll 41 Rubens Holmgren and Chris riorim. L to R Row 1 mane ' ev 5: Jeri West and Sharon Foreman. Chai-lynn Kimber and Lana Bender Row 2: Leslie Kalk, Judy Stroup and Kathy Running. Row Row Row Row 6: Mary Spellman and Diane Dilley. Rowl 7: Charlynn Kimber, Darlene Thomas and Jodi Calhoun Hello! Marshall High School, student secretary speaking Th the friendly and cheerful phrase used by the student secretaries hen answering the school phone. Not only do these girls answer the ones, but they also run errands, find students and teachers when Q Q, Q P ey are hool a needed for different reasons, check students in and out of nd post the number of absences. Helping Marshall students locate their counselors is one of the many 5 ks placed before the girls in the counseling office Many of the other ies which these girls perform consist of running errands, delivering essage The visual aids crew hand- s, answering the phone and locating students les and works with the school' s projectors, helps the teachers in showing of the films, works in the bookroom, runs the pub lic address system and takes care of the technical aspects at dances and assemblies. L. to R. -Row l: John Olsen, Steve Eckman, Craig Lewis, Wayne McCormick, Darold Muenzer, Ron Crump, Wayne Patterson and Joe McGraw.

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l I L. to R. - Row 1: Richard Wilson, Richard LaCrone, Custer Keyes and Dave Richard. ROW 22 Bill Millard. Ed Nye. Terry Carothers and Mike O'Brien. .E A196 Cu5co6ian Hwy L. to R.: Deb Nellor, Irene Olney, Paula Eggers, Leslie Hansen, Jan Wilson, Signe Boyland, Linda Ewing and Virginia Keller. Not Pictured: Karen Stanfill, Claudia Kargman, Cathy Entz and Chris Enta. Taking roll, demonstrating dances, tumbling skills, baseball, tennis and volley- ball techniques, and taking care of most office jobs is the responsibility of the P.E. office girls. These girls are advanced P.E. students and are specially selected. They must be very skillful, Willing to do a good job, and willing to accept the great responsibility which accompanies this position. 55 ,flcways flppreciaveo. Senior boys, who are advanced P.E. students, make up the boys P.E'. help. These boys take roll, and demonstrate the ma ny different acrobatical skills as well as the football, soccer, volleyball, hand- ball and softball techniques. These boys must know force them. They must be skillful and responsiblej 137 the rules to all of the games and be prepared to en-