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

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Debbne Cox June Cramer Shnrley Cunnmgham Natasha Dehn Tom Demeter Llsa DeWntt Melxssa Dlede Robert Dolphm Mary Dowd Shannon Dressler Shannon Dryden Nancy Ebell Tammy Eggleston Mike Endlcott Robert Enghsh Scott Farrell Lorl Faulkner Rlch Fayette Ted Finlay Darin Flood Karyl Fox Nancy Garbus Kelly Gentry Kari Godsey Robin Grace 96 0 Seniors P55 '!I f lixih F Nw l EPS

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q Mike Butler rw- Ray Byzewski Robin Cahill Lorrie Callopy W Lisa Castano Alison Campbell X f I Senior Randie Britt aimed her talents and determi- :iti- XQ .I 'HL . ,-X' , 1 ll nt' i' 'O- ff if in tffw . 'ANTH , T 'Ut ,i xl ' nw, I wg .1 1 qw -' 271324-LQ ' , l Ware 1-R. I f. Z f Emma Chan Jennifer Chavis Beni Chenoweth Gregory Chilberg Tony Clark Alicia Cowser nation toward clogging, a combination of square danc- ing and tap. Randie got interested in clogging four years ago through square dancing. I-ler instructor encouraged her to try clogging. She enjoyed it so much that she joined a clogging group. It takes a lot of time and patience, stated Randie. While in this group Randie travelled to Canada, California, Washington, and all over Oregon. She was also able to enter a Competition where her team won two years in a row. . .. The Competition was held in Kent, Wash- 12222 '9'! 19 fun- Also at the clog- ' gms Compemm worthwhile Randle had the chance to be a caller for her team. Randie started as a caller completely by accident. One day their caller left and as a joke Randie said she would try. She was so good that she kept at it and has been calling for five years. According to Randie, Clogging is a worthwhile experience because you get to meet new people and go places. Seniors ' 95 Deanna Carmen Justina Carrillo Bobby Carroll Mark Cavanaugh

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'Yi' 1. Deborah Harvey Becky Henry Frank Herrold Bob Hetterly Joan Hilsenteger Rich Hoffmann Tom Graymer . Ray Gross Denise Gudge Mark Haden ii' Sheryl Hale Ginger Halmon Paul Hamilton Chip Hanson if . xx rt! Q r X l i X Cynthia Harmon if l Seniors Mark Murahashi and Tim Long decided to put their sexy bodies to use, by writing and selling their own singing telegrams for 31.00 a piece. As juniors, Mark and Tim were enrolled in the same English class, where they often sang for fun. People in the class thought they were funny and suggested they sing telegrams as a senior fund raiser. During the first few minutes of second band, Mark and Tim could be seen popping in and out of classrooms delivering their singing telegrams. Combining Tim's six year youth choir experience and successful Mark's grade school - singing career, Mar- F shall High School's und pulse'- first singing telegram service was formed. The money raised went into the senior class treasury and was used to support various senior activities. Raising money by selling singing telegrams turned out to be a great success. lt was a lot of fun and a great way to get involved, summarized Tim. Seniors ' 97 T Stephen Hadley