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

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Nellle Smith-9, Arne Soland-ll Pete Spellman-l0 Sharon Squires-ll - D n ' ,Q 5 , A Yvonne Stace - 10 s WJ K Y Qs? 1: at ,,fffiQslt,1 A fi. 5525575352 1 Mike Standley-10 Ia mes Stanton-ll 208 Steve Smith-9 larry Soley-9 Steve Spillman-ll n ' I . .' He, if V Steve Squires-10 1 ., l W j E 5521 tj: 9' ffl ,214 K . Ik' Linda Staggs-ll Karen Stanflll - 10 Sandy Stark-ll Howard Smrkovvsky - ll f 1 X X 1 r 1 f 4' l 242 ,. is Q u p 21 ':' 1: A S, ri' . s 32 v t : H Mas q Y mchardl Somers-ll 57 V I -f 'vw' ' Laura V Snider-10 Brian Sonnenberg-9 asghniil gif? r S , , Linda Snider-10 if Reid 74 Sono-10 1 5 - ,b I S t Linda Snider-ll 1 1 A A'A -W 11's Terry Spachman-9 ,. , f, Q ff swf 1 t F N 33 75. 2 w x 5 A S eng H K . ,ev 'I ', . ' , 5575125 ww get gt: 1 -1 :fm in y - - Tom Steve Larry snluer-10 Snvddv-11 Snvdef-10 R A ' ' , I f , I f gh nlggifbzigl H Ben Victor MSW Spear-11 Spear-10 SPe1lman-ll Ioa n Sta rr-11 Aww ,fl we QM Foreign language students use Marsha.ll's portable l lah to increase their vocabulary and comprehension Marshall has a portabl language laboratory which 1 used by all language student This is the second year student have been able to hear the cor' rect pronunciation of foreig: words! through earphones , am then repeat what they hear. Thi system has proven quite sucf cessful. Language students study thelr oral presentation during their lnde- ' pendent study time.

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W5 . ...Q N, sl 'V Steven Stocker-10 Doug Stronach-ll Enzler lectures to her French students. 1 Patrlc k Storm- ll 3 J , 5, lf Miles Sn-oup-9 Slavguages- - , Sletarnd Q33 Continued Selwyn- French, Latin, German, Spanish and Russian make up Marshall's foreign language department. Students are not only taught the language, but are also taught much of the culture and history of the coun- try from which the language came. Novels and short stories are read by second, third, and fourth year students. Junior, Barbara Williamson qCenterl listens to tapes. QQAH . . j M ...,., . - ee:s::.,s:f'-., ., , 5 f ---- ' Philip Penny Greg Stpse-10 Stout-ll StPlerre-ll Stmsser-9 Ken Ilm Michael Dlck Stuart-10 srumph-11 Stupek-9 Sturges-10 tiiiff ' fgggwgs Egsli' 525' 2 mr? , je -.1 .En Ia ne Stratton-ll Joan Sturges-9 I Bob Stein- 10 Pam Stephens-10 'Debbie Stewart-10 B111 Stiles-10 f, . ,N l 4 s, af if iff , QFW ,Fix pt Y Y W4 Mlke Stinson-10 David Mike scenbera-9 Pam ' Steward-ll Don Stewart-9 Tom Still-ll Pat Stinson-10 Q Crystal Stronach-ll Street- 9 MSW Suchy- 10 Lloyd ' Suiter-10 209