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

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Pease Freshm Freshman humanities is a required course. Here, Mrs. Pat Baars class Matt Pease Anna Pena Roy Pennington Christine Perkins Patricia Pervish Bret Pierone Chet Pinkerton Mike Pliska Kim Polovina Tammy Porter Eric Potter Angie Pyle Diana Randolph Kellie Ray Cynthia Reck Cami Reed Shelly Reese Terry Reynolds Theresa Riege Karen Rodabaugh Susan Rodriguez Barbara Roloff Toni Ronspiess Carrie Roth Karen Sampson Ted Sanford Pat Schildan Alan Schmidt Tom Schnoor Beth Schoenberg Beth Schoonover Mark Schuck Peter Schweitzer Patty Seymore Tony Shaddy works diligently to complete their assignments. Freshmen Class oi '85 active Despite the absence of a freshman rally at Marshall this year, exceptional spirit and involve- ment prevailed. Freshmen were active in all aspects of school, including major turnouts in sports and music. Seventy-eight boys and forty-one girls were in- volved in such sports as basketball, the M-ettes, football, soccer, volleyball, and wrestling. ln the field of music, nine freshmen participat- ed in choir and 26 in band. We have a larger number of freshmen this year, more than any previous year, remarked John Coady, music di- rector, and as the quantity grows, the quality grows. ,I tts ff W 1 X 4' '99, X A-at f ew f ,, 'V' f WM' 4 f K . , ,V .V ' iff

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2 Gloria Arts English Pat Baars Freshman Humanities Earl Balzer Industrial Ed Bettie Barbee Special Ed Aide What HALLOWEEN brings out Marshall's comical side. Principal Nate Jones, Art Instructor Sue Kennedy and Administrative Assistant Vince Pesky express the spirit of involved faculty members. Ruth Barbour Social Studies Resource Center Aide Nancy Bennett Deaf Program Fran Birge Girl s PE Margaret Boyd Freshman Hunanities Faculty do you like best about being a staff member? Ralph Mitchell- The interesting people you meet. Bill Smethurst - Keeps me feel- ing young. Don Francin - lt can't be the money, so it's got to be the kids. Lucille Phelps- Kids - lt's a privi- lege to work with young people. Dianne Benito- Seeing students succeed. Lyle Meyer - l like the indepen- dence and responsibility as an in- structor, and the thing that really makes it fun is to see some stu- dents recognize the pleasure of learning. Dale Peretti - The thrill of seeing students developing intellectual- ly. Al Strawn - Being around the kids. yi Barbara Neeley - lt's a constant challenge to do a good job and it's never a dull moment in the publi- cations department! Monty Rurey- I like the vacation schedule. The time off out weighs the time on. Barbara Peyton - Having 15, 16, and 17 year old friends. Dan Brixius - Seeing develop- ment in students over time. Jim McCallister- Seeing people get excited over things that are important. Betty Hoffnagle - Its a real op- portunity to get to know people well. Steve Pickering - Seeing the growth of students from the first year to their senior year. Bettie Barbee - The kids. if .29