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

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Muriel Reynolds-ll Walt Richards-ll Tom Robel - ll ii, B066 f 199066 A96 Comgineo. Three years of social stud- ies are required for graduation. Sophomores do not take this course unless they have a special interest in it. During their freshman year, students study world culture and geography along with Eng- lish. There is an American history course for juniors, and seniors study the social problems of our world today. They go into government, econ omics and foreign relations in their American problems class. For those students planning to teach or continue with history, in some way, Russian history is available. Social problems are investigated by social studies class. Mr. Carrol studies to keep up on current problems in our society. L. to R.: Aloua Buchollew, junior, Cheryl Johnson, senior, Lon Samuels, junior, and Pat Curcio, senior, study in their social studies small discussion group. Rick Denise Allan Charlotte Sally Wess AIT Reynolds - ll Rhyne-9 Rice-9 Rice-ll Rice-9 Rice-10 Richards-ll f f ,PQI Y l w Susan Marilyn Dale Steve A1 Sharleen Bob Riegler-11 Rlehl-ll Rigdon - ll Riley - 10 Rimes-ll Ritchey-9 Roach-11 ,...,. , Qfz , 3. 5. W 152 , 1 1 Vicki Kim Cathi Gretchen 'Joanna StanleY Mike Rogers - ll Romero-9 Rookstool-11 Rookstool-10 Roork-ll Roork-9 R0YhefY'm Heather Richards-9 'f-' ,,,,,, Y sim Susan Rebel - 10 Mike Rouse- 10 203

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ig 'rl 9 1 1 55 43 Paul Sandall-10 K- . . .-4-:' Terry Schindler-10 M- Z ..--: 51, af s 4 a XV are H Sharon Gary Sanders-9 Sato-10 an-if .. - Susan Saundra Schmeer-10 Schmldllng-9 un6e1'cQaS5mey Ian Robert Fra nk Carol Pam Sattergren-ll Saunders-9 Savage-ll Schaber-11 Schaffer-ll Linda Schlmmele-9 I-If ,, .,... :ESS E- Gene Steve lean Bob Ellen Ernie SChmidf'9 Schmidt-9 Schmoldt-11 Schnell-10 Schnell-10 Schflell-9 11 Experimentation, , - yxnowcedgc 55,14 quifefv , A science student writes up data on a science experiment., Marshall has a very interesting and complete science department. General science and biology are offered to all students. Classificat- ions of animals and flowers are learned and the disection of frogs and crawfish is attempted. Advanced biology is a closer study of living things. Chemistry and physics courses are offered to students who have completed the necessary requirements in math and science. Physical science is several courses combined, such as astronomy and geology. Now, Marshall has a very new course for students with above average grades physiology, the study of the human body, Carol Schnoor-11 Elaine Schultz-l0 Donna Schultz-9 Iulie Schultz-ll GSW Schulz - ll Ca thy Schuyler-10 Darlene Scott-9 Karen Scott-9 Frank Scurlock - 9 Glen Searls-9 205