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

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Ilmd work includ cl in IIIIS. Girlr' lengu Girls' League and National Honor Society offered differ- ent ways to get involved in school activities. National Honor Society honored the students who worked hard in achieving their academic goals while Girls' League put on many activities. One of Girls' League's annual events was the BigfLittle Sister Tea. Many freshmen attended this activity in the fall because it gave them a chance to get to know more upper classmen. The activities worked out really good but we needed more people to join and be members of Girls' League, stated Margi Gould, president. Girls' League also sponsored the Father-Daughter Luau, Christmas Formal, Halloween Potluck and bake sales. The money that they received from these events was used to put on more activi- SECOND YEAR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FRONT: Susan Johnstone, Linda Leong, Lynn Talent, Joan Hilsenteger, Lisa Jeli, Ann Sarna. BACK: Lorrie Callopy, Melissa Diede, Rhonda Wong, Patti Nielsen, Yukling Leung. FIRST YEAR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FRONT: Brenda Lee, Debbie Armstrong, SECOND: Syndee Pinter, Greg Worden, Liz Painter, THIRD: Kristie Jones, Wendy DeMarre, Chris Schloe, Pat Sheets. BACK: Jennifer Megyesi, Suzy Messing, Steven Dilley, Stephen Piacentini, Don Wyler, Ron Sarna. 48 ' NHSfGirls' League ties. First year National Honor Society members received a card when they were inducted into the organization. Sec- ond year members were given a pin. Too many students think that having a very high GPA is most important, but that's not true. Selecting courses where you can get high grades won't prepare you for much in life, commented Robert Sager, advisor to National Honor Society. The pur- pose of NHS was to confer honor of membership on excep- tional high school students. The qualifications for NHS were good character, leadership experiences, service to others, and good grades. lt's an honor to be in it but it takes a lot of work to keep up the grades, concluded Second Year Member Lisa Jeli. 'sl . in 1. i 5. k Q 3 , . rf , s ,..... r , gg

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'Q--WWNN if Asa. V HIGH KICKING is a favorite move for both the dance team and the 'WN' I, audience. Here the entire team joins to clo one of the most difficult high kicks. Nu , 23 N M-ETTES - FRONT: Marcy Nelson, Cherie Greger, Cathy Green, Jung Lee, Panky Talley, Carrie Polovina. MIDDLE: Kelly McCoy, Sally Even, Kelley Phillips, Brenda Davis, Shelley Cummins. BACK: Jean Niiranen, Robin Grace, Lisa Jeli, Kim Nelson, LuAnne McCracken, Julianne Martus. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT shows as LuAnne McCracken, Julianne Marius, Jean Niiranen and Lisa Jeli dance to a seasonal jingle. M-ettes 0 47

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Lynn Tal- ent, Treasurer, Susan Johnstone, Secretaryg Patti Nielsen, Vice President, Linda Leong, President. DISPLAYING TOGETHERNESS at the Father- fDaughter Banquet are Kim Kaady and her father Vic Kaady. The theme of the banquet was a Hawaiian luau. GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT Margi Gould and friends participate in a hula lesson taught by Vi Watson, drama teacher, during the FatherfDaughter Banquet. GIRLS' LEAGUE - FRONT: Advisor Betty Zambrano, Margi Gould, Kristie Jones, Charlette Berube, Kim Kaady. BACK: Ann Sarna, Susan Norton, Kim Nelson. NHS! Girls' League 0 49