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

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I Faculty Dan McCallum Auto Shop Chris McCurdy Spanish Lyle Meyer English Helen Miller .Job Placement Center Secretary A. J. Morrison Reading Dianna Moss Trainable Mentally Retarded Aide Barbara Neeley Publications English Dale Peretti Social Studies Vince Pesky Administrative Asst. Sue Peters Math Barbara Peyton English Resource Center Aide Lucille Phelps English Steve Pickering Special Ed Aide Wanda Raven Librarian Monty Rurey Freshman Humanities Steve Rutherford English as a Second Language Bob Sager German, Social Studies. Cathy Schar Student Government Al Simpson Social Studies Bill Smethurst Math .L, .,L: , fy X ,f , rr 1 I 4' ii, if ff fe f tr , Wi g ig A ew , 15 ff -V 'L 1 -, ' -vw c v A , ziggy, V . E -1 fl. , f ,:' 'Hi 55 W 5 '? ' U , L 1 ' . . L . L A , A P ,t3WL'l 'VfZ,' rr- , -WUT' 32212 , , f

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WVQ Dan Brixius Deaf Program Georgia Carver Home Economics Mary Coleman Home Economics John Cover Counseling Psychologist Greg Ellars English as a Second Language Don Emry Counselor Don Francin Health Boys PE Patti Golden Special Ed Aide Mary Hamilton Health English Lauren Hedeen English Jessie Hendrickson Library Aide Darlene Hill Secretary to Vice Principal's Betty Hoffnagle Special Ed Teacher Sue Kennedy r Charlotte Kum Library Aide Judy Lachenmeier Vice Principal Ed LeBaron Industrial Ed Kris Martens Art, Senior Humanities Jim McCallister Business Ed Faculty McCallister ,K ig Jim H anna ag L' l Faculty

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xgg 5... 2 , S! Canadian visits U . l wanted to gain new exper- iences in education, was the reason math instructor George Symchych, native Canadian, gave for participat- ing in a teacher exchange program with Marshall's Chet Greene. Originally from Saskatoon in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada, Symchych not only traded jobs with Greene for a year, but also homes. l also wanted to experience the American waynof life, which is not too much different from the Canadi- an, he said. Sponsored jointly by the Llnited States Department of Education and the Canadian Education Associ- ation, the program offers teachers a chance to gain new educational ex- periences. Symchych was one of five teachers chosen to teach in an American high school. Sue Stahl Counselor Math Gail Whitted George Symchych Head Secretary Symchych has had a long and varied career in education, having spent 28 years teaching in and around Saskatoon. ln addition to teaching math and physical educa- tion, he has also taught biology at the university level and was a head football coach. Besides experiencing variety in his academic career, Symchych also enjoyed numerous outside ac- tivities. Being a member of a dance band, baseball, carpentry and me- chanics were among his many hob- bies. His wife and three children spent the year in Portland with him. I am fortunate to share experiences as a Canadian in an American school. My family and l have enjoyed Port- land very much, he concluded. CANADIAN EXCHANGE TEACHER George Sym- chych explains difficult algebra equations to stu- dents. Chuck Withee Math Business Ed Gloria Yerkes Cathy Witte Bookroom Faculty 9