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

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SHOWING DETERMINATION in the candy cane passing contest during the Christmas week assembly are Seniors Scott Bailey and Lyn Moss. THE FRESHMAN CROWD shows enthusiasm and competitive spirit by participating in a class yell led by the JV Football rally. STRIKING A POSE for the camera is Freshman Rally member Patty Page. RICHIE BELLEQUE flexes his freshman power while Michelle Bruner and Tony Tibbetts anticipate their chance to get involved. IMITATING the Marshall 'jocks' in a skit is Varsity Basketball Rally Member Tina Rector. FA

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MHS assembly crowd Russ Wendt, Chris Schloe GXCITGMGHT Excitement ' 19

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Assernbl ies serve severol pu rposes It made me feel good to see Marshall's stu- dent body getting involved in our assemblies, and showing some enthusiasm, remarked Var- sity Basketball Rally member Kim Ruitenbeek. Responsibility, preparation, and imagination were all essential in achieving a successful as- sembly and maintaining utmost involvement from the student body. Many groups and organizations put on assem- blies to encourage student interest in their activi- ties. The rallies sponsored the majority to pro- mote school spirit and demonstrate support for their teams. 'iAssemblies serve a good purpose but we need more teachers to sit with the students and use some authority with themf' commented Ex- ecutive Cabinet Member Tim Long. Executive Cabinet's goal was to encourage students to run for an office. Highlighting the Lex Staff's assem- bly was a slideshow of student life. The purpose of their assembly was to boost sales of the year- book. Special sports assemblies were held to congratulate outstanding teams such as Girls' Volleyball, Boys' Basketball, and Girls' Basket- ball on their successful seasons. SCIENCE TEACHER John Hughes gets the spirit by assisting in assembly fun. Teachers often were included in activities to show their other side. Assemblies 0 21