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

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This year's spring assemblies were full of fun and entertainment. The exectuvie cabinet brought Kirby Brumfield from KATU television station, to talk on teenage morals and en- tertain the student body with many humorous situations. The cabinet, with the cooperation of Miss Coffman, also presented Thurlow Spurr and the Spurrlows who sang such songs as Moon River , Hel1o Do11y , O1d Man River , Maria ,l B1ue Ve1vet , Sweet Georgia Brown and I'm In Love . Organized in 1959, the Spurrlows are full-time musicians , sponsored by the Chrysler Motors Corporation. They travel extensively, throughout the U. S. Rose Festival also brought two assemblies to Marshall's gym, as the 1965 Princess was chosen. Speeches were given on Thursday morn- ing and our candidate for the Queen of Rosaria was announced the next morning. Our spring assemblies completed anotherl year of fine presentations to the student body.

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1-qv v the warm days of spring arrived, many students took advantage of the courtyard. Nil Q' -1--:MMM un6erc9a5'5mey Caryl Drawz - 11 ' , 122:-th,:g,,,iiig ,K A, km? .., , Jane Dunafon - X1 n '-5 l, f I ff- '- 45 Q1 .f Dzxxc Dunmgan-11 4 MA y ,, ,F 4 X ,. ix: if: lx Stove Eckman-10 . Q S X, Q, . I' I v v rv . f. 1, N x . .qt -, - Ianct Eklof-10 'L 'b1i:. ' Linda Elwood-10 .f f. . ' If Af HX , if Kristi Enebo - 10 , , V' Kcnny Guy Drew-10 Du Bois - 9 M U , - -t , . . 1,5 6 . 1? ' .L . ff? ffi 4 f o M X Ioan Pa! Duncan-10 Duncan-ll . Lf A , Greg Dcnms Dunton-ll DVC-9 .5 ' W 1' 4 A . 3 , V ,. . Q A an I - .Y -, ' - . ' W fl 1 ,f Gary Lynn Edner-9 Edner-ll I 5,3556 .M 'Q A 3. '5. - -' ' . - -2 f ww!! :matt , In f 5 . V A ,..L g1r2 - s it 1, N Jerry Dennis Ekstrom-9 E1am'l1 V z Y 1 I x su A . -1- . , - , .. - C K Q X zu f tg Gynct Larry Emory-11 Emory-9 5, 3,4 ,. 5 Y . -fm 'Bt ' wi? - J ' ,Q 7 c - f Y, ,VQ L U . V, Q, Cathy Mlchelc Entz-10 Enzlcr-11 -ttf V ., 1 2 Ian Duer-5 1 ,w YEWWQ truwf Janis Dunn-9 4 Linda Dye-I1 Ve 5, ,rf . f' A f .44 Paula Eggers-10 Craig Elliott-ll atvf t 7 M 4 , Q- 1? ,fa '-5, Bruce Empey-9 F va .Liv i . Ianet Erikson-10 N if Q Q my wb . P99957 Dugan-9 W fw fv 531572 . ' . fa'-'F K ?' 4 I . ff ,Q :fir , Sandy Dunn-11 F ' A ,, 6 rg, ' . 4 F Q-1 F 1 3 ,, Z- 1 Richard Earl-11 an A Patty Eiland-10 'Aj 'Q PL, K S , A 5 wh . ,, - . Sherie Elliott-IO Dale Empey-11 Make Erickson-ll 167

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I Q -nm s f mf N as-K-1 W 'f-' Q is Chrysler presented Music for Modern Americans , by the Spurrlows, 1 N 2 Q v 1-ass g f--4 Degafe 'Ram Qnti ' ae. n.f. : .ctw-... M J' ' - t it it 5 13 v 4 ,- Qi K: f,-,1. wx Martha Mattson yt M f mi - ' A A , its Resolved that nuclear weapons should, or should not, be controlled by an international organization was the national topic for debat- ers in Oregon this year, Each year the topic changes but it is always the same throughout an entire school year. This is an immediate mms 1 ' fxysl x .S l. Barbara Blanchard Emil Berg to the student body in an all-school assembly. .1 ist, .v J., 3 19 Fran Bentley Tom Madsen problem which proved very interesting to the debaters themselves. Two styles of debating are used: Lincoln-Douglas, which isaone-man team, and Oxford, which is a two-man team. This year the debaters showed their skill by bringing back many winners' certificates and awards. 'Ukir Hard orll