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

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EXECUTIVE CABINET- FRONT ROW: Sophomore Class President Jim Hilsenteger, Student Body Activities Chairperson Christine Bel- nap, Senior Class President Kim Kaady, Student Body Treasurer Stephen Piacentini, Student Body President Christine Schloe. MID- DLE ROW: SSI Representative Denise Hill, Freshman Class Secretary Kim Vanderhoff, Student Body Public Relations Officer Brenda Lee, Junior Class President Elaine Chan, Freshman Class Vice-President Mike Kelly. BACK ROW: Advisor Cathy Schar, Sophomore Class Activities Chairperson Charlotte Boates, Senior Class Public Relations Officer Lyn Thompson, Student Body Secretary Katherine Chan, Freshman Class President Darren Dryden, Girls' League President Susan Norton. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Vice-President David Spencer. MIDDLE ROW: Public Relations Officer Brenda Lee, Secre- tary Katherine Chan. BACK ROW: Activities Chairperson Christine Belnap, Treasurer Stephen Piacentini, President Christine Schloe. TEAM EFFORTis the key as Chris Belnap, Christine Schloe, Kather- ine Chan, and Stephen Piacentini learn leadership skills. Piacentini was also treasurer of the National Honor Society. FIRST YEAR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- FRONT ROW: Ching- Haw Tam, Christine Belnap, Crystal Hoffman, Kenny Leung, Gary Mah, Vivian MacKenzie, Jan Nigo, Ahn Tran, Frauke Mahlstedt. BACK ROW: Fong Tam, Melanie Holmes, Jung Lee, John Worden, Jim Stormo, Michael Bonaduce, Advisor Robert Sager. Not Pictured: Charlette Berube, Larry Betcher, Allison Hortsch, Tina Johnson, Lisa Logerwell, Christine McBride, Minh Tu, Kelvin Wong. ? Student Government ' NHS

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Student Government ' NHS Leaders strive for achie ement , tr WMQMME 1 , Wteazeftt The majority of Marshall's populous went un- aware of the ongoing activities centered in room B27A. Llnder the leadership of Advisor Cathy Schar, the fourteen ambitious Executive Cabinet students engaged in various activities beyond the annual re- sponsibilities of organizing Homecoming and May Fete activites. Executive Cabinet consists of student body offi- cers, all four class presidents, activities chairper- sons, and representatives from Girl's League and SSI. Student Body Activities Chairperson Christine Belnap remarked, Learning skills and working with such a unique group of people is what makes Ex- ecutive Cabinet so enjoyable. Operation Spark , a one-day leadership training conference held to give students the spark need- ed to get involved in class, club, student govern- ment, and other leadership roles around school, took place on April 15 at Far West Federal Savings. Approximately 20 students who were elegible to run for offices received training in group dynamics, meeting skills, how to plan and organize activities, and other necessary leadership techniques. Senior Class President Kim Kaady responded, 'Operation Spark' was rewarding and valuable because interest- ed students were able to ask specific questions to officers on a one-to-one basis. A less active group, but not less impclrtant, the National Honor Society enjoyed an upsurge in mem- bership. Commented President Steven Dilley, The improvement of the National Honor Society in my four years here reflects growth in academics at Marshall. The annual induction ceremony, held on Wednes- day, February 17, 1982, welcomed twenty-three first-year members. Membership in the Marshall chapter is based upon character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service. SECOND YEAR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYFRONT ROW: President Steven Dilley, Pat Sheets, Don Wyler, Mike Kuiawa, Ron Sarna. BACK ROW: Katherine Chan, Vice-President Patti Hinesh, Secretary Jennifer Megyesi, Kristie Jones, Hannah Best, Syndee Pinter, Advisor Robert Sager. Not Pictured: Wen- dy DeMarre, Brenda Lee, Suzy Messing, Stephen Piacentini, Christine Schloe, David Spencer, Greg Worden, MORAL SUPPORT runs high in Executive Cabinet as from left, Senior Class President Kim Kaady, Junior Class President Elaine Chan, and Sophomore Class President Jim Hilsenteger band together. Later in the year, Darren Dryden was elected Freshman Class President. Student Government 0 NHS