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

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s fln 100565 In all 5 eyorc Qc Sc'u6e19c' B065 . The excitement dies down now and a more serious nature is gained by installation time. Fall officers give the oath of their office to the spring cabinet as a few tears are shed. Work begins once more as the new officers learn about all the work involved with their offices . N, ,, A , iz f- ,Z-gf-Ani., ,Wg JL L ..s,,.W L ,. ,V mit- ,, .: ,Q f ,. ' fi 5 7: Qi g- M it i t + Dianna Carol Devers-10 Devore-ll Tom Dia na Dodds-ll Dodson-ll I ..., gp ith ' I - 1 lj ' ,,j'- 3 9 Lg' ls . Alan Bruce Dorsey-ll Dorsey-10 1 -' T Iohn Dewey-9 , fi Cheryl Donaldson-9 -,Q .sw W we Sherry Dow-10 ' k v . . ' ,QW-,J4?i'f -S. , . , E? L 5 5 -'O it fi ae, Susan Dewey - XO 'fam' W wg QQ 5, 1 , . J, 'E-ff, Q Zi 2 i Douglas Donaldson-ll Iune Downey-10 ' A' 4 tall-d. . ri ll- und rt-sidlib th' 1- ' 'd 1, G 'T k, 'hm Lummo 'S ms K L 15 gp ng S nun y yp Ln y L Ou gomg Pres, en ary uc Newly installed student body president, Jim Azumano, gives Tom Madsen, spring vice-president the oath of office. Martha Goughnour and Mr. Hune busily Student body president, Gary Tuck, also gather up the final remains of the elect- helps at the voting boxes. ions. E V Q. ,522 ,wh x N , ,Q X A . A k Richard Iacquelynn Dexheimer-9 Diamond-ll :V P'f ,a:? f U it 5 Eg . fir ,- , , - ,, ' - H Fife: 'F ,.q ' ,,,:.s?QL1'f:f 11' gg zfjfiiggg ,Zig K, r Gregg 56014 Donaldson-9 Donaldson-ll , f lg Jr f , +15 A' E 2- VH: Tim Amnu Downing-10 DOWW-9 gil ., if Q, ,ge .H L is 3 L., ,ar , , ,Q ...- v- fe ' 3 f 'Q ' , K Y 5 ,f y, 1 T George Diane Dickenson-9 Dilley-11 K - fi. .gi f sw :Q V new A fs! wi if 'fi Jay Scott Dcnkers-10 Donkeryu ,k we i Christine Sheila Dransfeldt - 9 Dransfeldt-ll .R A il! f 4 Q Betty Dixon-9 Karyn Dooley-9 , .,t. .im ,4,, ,,,! . J , V1 ' . . 4 Cheryl Dra per-ll 165

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