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

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Brian McCormick Susan McGill Mary McGillivray Scott McNeil Lynn Mead Carol Mitchell Art Moffett Carol Montmmy Forrest Montmmy Matthew Moody Lynda More Patty Morgan Lyn Moss Margxe Mulr Glenda Mulberry Mark Murahashr Pwttl Nlelsen LeAnne Noel Kathleen O Brnen Larry Olson Sandra Palmer Paula Pme Theresa Plechmger Kam Plover Neislar 100 ' Seniors

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S . gm --si Carolyn Mah Linda Mariani Mike Marker Dalema Matheny Darlene Liedtke Gary Lite Greg Lite x Kevin Long Tim Long Jackie Louie Yukling Leung Vinh Luc Lynda More started competing in roller skating at the age of nine. Since then she has been Oregon State Champion and North West Regional Champion five years in a row. She has gone to Nationals five times and won the California Invitational three times con- secutively. My biggest accomplishment has been my Gold Medal in dance. It is something I did for myself and ni one can take it away, stated Lynda. Lynda enjoys skating and said that, It has been z great part of my life. - It has taught me self discipline, good , Sportsmanship, and g :gum pll ghgg brought me lots of good friends. g Lynda was also in- volved in many activities besides roller skating. She was Junior Rose Festival Princess in 1973. At Mar- shall she participated in band, choir, M-ettes, rally and many plays. if 41, vi' ' 'W I f if ,E if Wendy Matia Ron Matlock 'nv , A ' fi Seniors 0 99 W -4

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w '45 1 nv ' Floyd Powers Sheila Purcell Mon Quan Rhonda Railton X Pat Reagan Shawn Redmond April Roske Susie Ruitenbeek I wanted a challenging way to take Social Stud- 11: Mary Rypczynski Bridget Sanchez nn Sarna Sarah Seelen Ken Shaddy Cheryl Shafer ies said Senior Natasha Dehn's when explaining her reasons for entering college while still in high school. Dehn attended Reed College three days a week, and took classes such as European History and Sociology, in which she was expected to read at least 150 pages a week Dehn also kept up with her academic classes at Marshall which included Sr. Math, Sr. Humanities, and British Writers. This year I will have earned 12 quarter credit hours at Reed, she stated. Dehn fi- nanced her first year of college through a special rogram which al- lowed her to get S1 800 of free tuition while she Paid Onlxl difflrlnl: world for her books. The biggest draw- back is spending two V hours a day on a bus to and from Reed. Dehn hadn't picked a major because she didn't want to specialize right now. I'm considering Human- ities, English, History, and Languages for possible fields of study. Dehn's broad field of knowledge was shown through her PSAT and SAT scores which qualified her for consideration in the National Merit Scholar- ship, of which 1 ie eventually became one of 14,000 finalists in the country. College is difficult, but it's worth it, according to Dehn. It's a completely different world from high school. Seniors ' 101