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

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un6e1'cQa55me1J Mike Bechtel-10 , Cecilia Becklus - 10 if 1 Pernita Beh m-ll 5 ......, ,,M,,,,,,,,,.,,kES, Charlene Bellveau-10 1 X wg A i n ilk? -, Q , Q Rita Bender-9 , Q,., lg, , Florrie Benef ie 1- ll 'S .. . - me Rhonda Berglund - 9 146 Robert Bechtel- 9 i 322, P4 if 5 v is 55 1, i f I Qgzig, H is if i , isis Susan Bee-9 , E ' .. : 5- - -1' 'g Carol Beil-9 , x ,J A . A , mx? S l lf Daniel Bellamy-9 M ' 'Pea 121 r are in qiibyi C f . 2 iii 9 Q sae 52 Linda Benedict-ll Q ,,,V, an AA .,,':, Z V ST f,iAf2 'I' .E Linda Bengt s on- 9 -464 7 E fm ,ji sf. 'G di Y 3' Phyllis Bergstrom-9 Diane Bechtold-9 WSW K' f f 1-1217 V 42 Mike Beeson-10 -5 Z. 'Y X g, V r 1 1 if 3. . Q Ray Beliel - 9 , , ,.,.,,..,., ..., . ,-, A Delbert Belleque-ll Sy .4 . , I A S r , 'ei' K Pia 4? ,ff 5 , X a i li V 3' 4 Y AE ' 'Fil Susan Benedict-10 ,Q , . Q 4 S 51' Qi 4 m 4 X . v e Q Robert Be ngtson-ll l .M -3 V, 4 -' W K X4 f X x 1,5 Mike Bertasso-10 Sandi Fisher and Bill Gaylord, members of the fall rally, use their talents painting spirit signs- Interested students question one of the Executive Cabinet's policies. Spirit Was fxpfessecl 532 , at jx 15 . V ?rnm,X,w: 5 iid E Aj? if ' - wwf Shirley Bennett- ll , 1 Terry Eetterly-9 17245 if. 93 ,Q Tony Bennett- 11 ,, ' .. -,vam- A, 4 , .R ug if 1 .f f Rod Bexel-9 Vario us Ways, f 41' 4 1 bf, X in M fn? Larry Benson-10 Steve Biedel- Emil Berg-ll Cathy 9 Billingsley-ll -X if - :iw W. , K, Q A ? Q ? l is, '5- .Qa W W 45 julie Berg-9 511 K fezw .weft -mv , W, 3 1 4 A my .Qi Glennis Ber-gland-I0 J.: :,.,,,,. ,,i:E , R' , Martin Bilyeu-ll Mike Bllyeu-lO ? X .,... 7, W, ,ug

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Laurie Woodruff models an outfit from thc Land of Oz, while Lorena Spelger, A. M. G. president, speaks at Big-Little Sister Tea. Aunt Em, Lynda Heathman, and Dorothy, Claudia Hill, look on. 319co C6e lcmfr 0120 H, -. r an me 4 V-My 4 ..::,1-ts.-we ,, .-.1 f A 5? W of ,- T --22' wifffr- e 'KU :f-f2-aa:sz:s- nl M54::x2 3 if 1, 1 ., affair.. Y' wr - was was awry, W Q 'i'i 'W?' 3 ff l, Pat P-1 '11' m Barbeau-ll - W1 la Joanna Merlene Barbara 10 BarclaY'9 Barclift-9 Ba,-k1ey-11 ,, mi- 12+ :ag ' -Y - Ran Bev Marilyn Theda Sarah Batdorf-ll Bates-11 Bates-9 Baxter-ll Beardslee-10 HE, V f K, ,viiii ., W ggi' ui. M 1 K.. i. A, f 2 lil ' e f Barkume-10 Beatson-9 Girls' League Week was held the second week of school. Using the theme Wizard of Oz the week began with a tag sale. Tuesday the fall Girls' Lea- gue officers were in- stalled. The annual Big-Little sister tea was presented on Wednesday. The program included a fashion show and refreshments were served. Friday many Miles Baldwin-9 Ron Ba 1 1- 1 0 ' Sa nd ra Ba 11- 9 2 students followed msn the yellow brick road to Emerald City . This dance was held from 8:00 to ll-OO p.m. in the student union. Fall Girls' League officers listen attentively. L. to R .: Penny Jones, Martha Goughnourg Lorena Spelger, Claudia Cotton, and Mary Herd. , E,- y , E Benford - 9 Dana Barbeau-9 1 df... .Q .... QQ ei.:i . 5 . Fred Roger Nancy Barnes-10 Barnett -S Baron-9 Q. .-.., . Bechtel-ll Marjorie Bn-'Ce Beaty-9 Bebb'9

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Iohn Marshall's birthday , September 24, was celebrated on October 2 when the executive cabinet sponsored Citizenship Day. George Van Hoomissen, Multnomah County District Attorney, spoke to the student body on leadership qualities and the heritage left to us by Iohn Marshall A speech was then given by Iim Losk, U. M. M. President, on the character of Iohn Marshall. ' The band entertained the student body with a few numbers and Mr. Wilson led the choir . The executive cabinet also sponsored an all-school dress-up day on this date to establish the right mood for the stud- ! X efltS. Gnzensgip .Day Honored 50611 Iflarsffaiff Chief Justice Iohn Marshall represents the courage evi - denced by both the man and the school to achieve pro- gress through fundamental change. The scales of justice repre- sent the balanced responsi- bility for learning between the student and teacher. The stars represent the close cooperation which has de- veloped among the student body, faculty and community. The Minuteman represents the alert and vigorous spirit of the student body. The geometric design sym- bolizes the modular flexible schedule pioneered by Iohn Marshall High School. The state is represented by its flower, the Oregon grape. The Saturnia rose - the offi- cial Marshall flower - repre- sents the city of Portland. Mr. George Van Hoomissen. District Attomey speaks at the John Marshall Day assembly.