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

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ON THE PHONE lunuor Scorr Woodourys wlllrngness ro rrnprove on hrs slsrlls shows whale he pracnces on the soxophone for an advanced band class Scorr has played the saxophone for srx years and enjoys oelng involve rn Marshalls band program CREATING Senlor Drano Johnson proves rhar every prece of porrery rs unlaue whrle she uses her own sryle ro creare her own prolecr of E-J rr rl f Q yf qflsg l l' SER f s s s r z ' ' . is FINAL DRAFT Junior Angela Nuszoaurn ours rhe flnnshf ing touches on her pannrung IO Krrs Marrens' advanced arr class 42 if Arrflvlusuc wth' lf' s.,.uaa.k-mg -Q We ,, , ,wr ll'far,'

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X f SPINNING Sophomore Borboro lloloff concentrates on her precision technique while worlsing on o project in her second yeor pottery closs Borboro eryoyed pot' tery ond plonned to continue throughout her high school yeors, in the odvonced cloy closses MOVING ON Freshmon Amy Messing proctices on improving her slsills on the clorinet for future gools Although Amy is only Q freshman, she hos ployed for four yeors or Binnsmeod Middle School, ond is involved in bond ond bond-relored octivities, such os our of town trips ond retreots in oddition to pedorming ot Morsholl, fr ,. , yy VV . ,,., , 5 y I y W, -iff IA' ,H T' s s W I rm, my y mx gym.. TT? INTENSE PRECISION Second year ort student junior Lomonr Merris pinpoints the finishing touches on his mid-term ort prqecr I enjoy being oble to express my creoriviry through my finished pro' jects, commented Lomonr Expressing creorive ortistic imoginotion ond growing in musicol tolent, MHS students worlsed to improve their obilities. Mixing points, cutting gloss ond slsetching portroits were just some of the slsills ond prqects thot students worlsed on throughout the generol ort closses, Advonced closses were ovoilioble for those who wished to worls for future interests, lnstrumentol music closses consisted of beginning stoge, syme phonic bond, ond in the spring, morching bond. Morsholl olso hod beginning choir ond odvonced choir progroms. The bondfchoir progrom went on tour during Moy. They were olso involved in the Storlight Porode for the first time in five yeors. Morci Brown, o flute ployer, who hoped to mojor in music in college, expressed, l reolly enjoy bond o lot. Mr. Coody hos done o reolly good job. He's helped me develop ond increose my slsills which will help me out o lor in the future. g Photogrophy, cloy, pointing, drowing, ond colligrophy were oll closses designed to help brooden ond improve students' tolents. While worlsing with my honds l con express my feelings in the prqects thot I molsef' commented stoined gloss student Mourio Broclse, First yeor colligropphy student Wendy Wyler oddedf' lt's fun leorning new slsills of writing. A lot of students were involved ond enjoyed the ort closses ot Morsholl. All my closses ore full! offirmed Mrs, Kris Mortens, deportment chairperson. Whether expressing creotivity by worlsing with honds, in ort closses, singing in the choir, or leorning how to reod music in bond, Morsholl offered o wide voriety of fun ond rewording closses to choose from. Art X Music if 43