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

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X.- ragga gain? 5 R, S f' g at S: iv Q Q? Qs Terri Voos Jonell Vuylsteke Carrie Waterhouse Chris Welch Darrell White Natalie White Glenn Whitish Cheryl Wilton Greg Worden Roxanne Wright Don Wyler Chae Yang i ' Q 2 Charles Stillinger Nannette Stone Heidi Strong Kathy Susbauer Teresa Susbauer l Debbie Sutton Fong Tsuen Tam Robert Tangen Rocky Taylor Henry Thompson Jane Thompson Lyn Thompson Shannon Thorton Kris Tibbetts Nhi Tran Jeff Vachter Pat VanHorn The Junior Class officers set their sights high as they aimed to raise S1000 and get total class involvement. But Vice-President Brenda Lee felt that these goals are within our reachf' To make the S1000 goal a reality, the officers eagerly planned fund raisers such as Turkey Grams, Santa Grams, Good Luck Grams, licorice sales, selling spirit buttons, newspaper drives, Raffle-of-the-Months, and a Fred Meyer inventory. Activities Chairman Laura Alldritt said, The best fund raiser was probably the Fred Meyer inventory. Besides making a lot of money, it got lots of people involved. One thing that the class officers felt helped them to achieve their goal of more class involve- ment was selling spir- it buttons. These but- tons pictured Morty Minuteman and had M-Men, M-Maid Power written on them. They sold well and could be seen often on the shirts of the many students who bought them. High spirit and an increased interest in school activities are some of the results of the button sales. They were very popular, stated Treasurer Kim Kaady. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS- FRONT: President Chris Schloe, Vice-President Brenda Lee, Treasurer Kim Kaady. BACK: Secretary Kris Tibbetts, Activi- ties Chairman Laura Alldritt. Juniors ' 117 Junior officers high involvement