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

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By fencing 'Cairo Jn Scare, L. to R.- Row 1: John Olsen, Kim Romero, Gene Schmidt, Tony Ness, Torn Holzschuh, Alan Meyer and Steve Wallace. Louie FUKSFB Dan Johnson 3!'d P. l. L. 11111 P. I. L. 3rd State Dave I-Iosrd Greg Woodruff 10th P. I. L. 12th P. I. L. 27th State 21th State The freshman division did fairly well this season with one first place, two seconds, and one third. Thelfreshmen placed sixth inthe City Meet at Wilson High School. Tony Ness, Randy Blakely, and Steve Wallace did well this season and with this experience should do well in the seasons to come. Wilson 19 Marshall 41 Marshall 40 Lincoln 56 Grant 20 Marshall 74 Wilson 20 Lincoln 72 Bensnn 120 Roosevelt disq. Cleveland 59 Franklin 34 Roosevelt 135 Marshall 77 Washington disq. City Meet at Wilson on October 30, 1964 Wilson 31 Grant 56 Cleveland 130 Marshall 151- Lincoln 99 Franklin 123 VARSITY Marshall 27 Wilson 28 Benson 94 Roosevelt 151 Marshall 20 Lincoln 61 Cleveland 70 Franklin 108 Grant 20 Marshall 35 Roosevelt disqualified Marshall 29 Wilson 30 Lincoln 62 Washington 138 City Meet at Wilson on October 30, 1964 Grant 29 Marshall 49 Wilson 65 Lincoln 115 State Meet at Willamette University on November 7, 1964 Grant 35 Wilson 113 Marshall 122 Marshfield 183 State Federation Meet at Eugene, Oregon on November 14, 1964 Marshall 53 Sheldon 77 South Salem 80 JUNIOR VARSITY Wilson 32 Marshall 33 Roosevelt 147 l ' Benson disq Marshall 22 Cleveland 46 Franklin 70 ' Lincoln B0 Marshall 23 Grant 39 Roosevelt 127 Wilson 28 Marshall 29 Lincoln 126 Washington 213 City Meet at Wilson on October 30, 1964 Marshall 57 Grant 60 Wilson 80 Madison 94

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J'OS56111'jU1'H foam Ourooes Previous Rocofo Marshall Thin Clads started he season with eight returning ettermen and were out to better heir last years third place fin- shin the P,I, L, and also their eventh place state finish. The eight returning letter- en were: Louis Fugere, senior, an Iohnson, senior, Dave oard, senior, Fred Young, jun- or, Greg Woodruff, senior, ary Hunt, junior, Ron Davis, enior, and Ed Rothery, senior. L. to R. - Row 1: Ron Davis, Dan Johnson, and Ed R th o ery. Row 2: Tom Taylor, Louie Fugere, Greg Woodruff, Dave Heard, Kent Smith, and Gary Hunt. Fred Young, Randy Woodruff and Keith Palmer. The sophomore divisionalso did extremely well this season with a record of two first places and two second places. They obtained a first place in City meet at Wilson High School. Two sophomore varsity members placed very well in the State Meet at Willamette University this year. They were Tom Taylor, who placed 22nd, and Steve Squires, who placed 59th. The varsity will have much exper- ience for the years to come. Cross Countryteams h ve been di vided into four classes, varsity, jun- iors, sophomores, and freshmen. The Junior Class has a division of the varsity and I.V. teams. lThe junior division has some boys that lshould also be recognized: Gary Hunt, eith Palmer, Randy Woodruff and Fred oung. The junior division received a third place in the City Meet at Wilson igh School. Gary Hunt was the only junior to qual- ify for the State Meet and took 49th place. l l L. w Ra- Row 1: Bob Schnell, Bob Karsten, Jon Oling- 3 7 house, Jackwarren, Doug Cook, Tum Sherwin and Steve R 5 l

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Q' X ' 1t0lc5'3o1'OVO'lL0 Bc Ouv5Ca,196119 This season's varsity Cross Coun- try teamdid extremely well, when they finished the season with four first places anda second place. They receiv- ed a second place in the City Meet at Wilson High on October 30, losing ' only to Grant. In the State Meet at Willamette University in Salem on November 7, Marshall obtained a third place, which is the highest finish ever received in state-competition. Louie Fugere, Dave Hoard, Greg Woodruffand Dan johnson, all seniors, were instrumental inthis season's fin- ish. The Cross Country varsity tooka big step with the help of eight returning lettermen and four up and coming puddle jumpers, Tom Taylor, Steve Squires, Doug Cook, sophomores, Keith Palmel, and Randy Woodruff, juniors. Their dream came true when the Marshall Thin Clads obtained a sec- ond place in the P,I, L, and the highest state fin- ish ever received by Marshall, a third place. Randy Woodruff, junior, was an important part of the junior di- vision this season, placing 13 in the state meet. N