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

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cl' ' ' ' 5 1 LENDING A HELPING HAND Sroffer Holly Joined rhe Lex or mldierm and Holly Lang olds lunior Parry Page in was one of rhe Staffs besr members, finalizing her dummy layout according ra Barbara Neeley, advisor Deadlines, parience and screaming roo loud were only o few of rhe worries members of rhe Lex and Verdicr srarf faced every day. Advisor Mrs. Barbara Neeley cammenred, 'lThis is rhe masr organized sroff in rhe rhree years l've been here. We have experienced edirors on barh sraifsf' The publicarion of rhe monrhly newspaper fools exrra hours from everybody on sroff. The co-edirors, seniors Danna Negus and David Rogers made sure rhe sroff mer rheir deadlines and warlsed on last minure derails ra malse rhe paper enjoyable, Spare bands and offer school hours were commirmenrs of sraif, edirors and co- edirors. Ar lunch rime sraffers sold verd-ads ra help wirh publicarion fees. Danna remarlsed, Like any orher sraff, we had our ups and downs. Sometimes rhings gor hecric, bur overall we had good wrirers and many responsible members We worlsed rogerher prerry well ond had a lar of fun. Lex was onorher rime consuming but rewarding experience for israff members. The cafedirors, seniors Shelley Regimbol and Lorri Shepherd, spenr long nighrs and busy days striving for a unique lools ro rhis year's book, l'Change of Pace. Selling ods ro differenr rypes of businesses was a large parr of rhe yearbool-2 budger. Ad sales enabled color ond orher special effecrs in rhe boals. Shelley nared, l'The inrroducrian is rhe srrong painr because rhe whole rhing is color. Lorri concluded, l'This is rhe besr phoro and yearbools sroff we've ever had. 48 1' Lexfverdicr A s pw. A TI we ia ' , J' ff -x . 1 A r Kxexf--'E IN iff c,,ii 1 if , N- ' -S QQ ? all C. ,, Q - -- 'A' 7 1' cc.. W LEX STAFF FRONT Kim leli, Cherie Gregor Lorie Bowne, Liz Wakeman, Julie Eddy, Elaine Chan SECOND ROW, Darren Dry den, Advisor Barbara Neeley, Carol Gar- bus, Cami Reed, Melissa Thompson, co- W ...., yr' 1, an edirors Shelley Regimbol and Larri Shep- herd, Sallie Wallser THIRD ROW Sheri Mar- ris, Sally Even, Suzanne Frye, Lori Sreworr, Mia Flood, Sandra Lamberr BACK Danna l-linesh, Kevin Kendrick

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CHOIR FRONT Linda Panir, Barbara Bradford, Barbara Roloff, Rachel Par reira, Carmen Kozera MIDDLE Jackie Lee, Carrie Rarh, Kyung Soon Lee, Dororhy Yarringron, Angela Fergason, Barbara Langford, Mike Wade, Kirby Psegisrer BACK Bonnie Beed, llayrha Warrs, James Holrz, David Turrle, Derer Schweirzer, Rob Sreran, Mark Larham Everyone knew whar if was like ro go ro a sporring eyenf and hear rhe band playing rhrough fhe year, buf Marshall's band dldn'r lusr play or games, they also performed individually ar COFTCGVTS, Marshalls band offended a field compeflrion ar Oregon Srafe Universify in January, along wifh Benson, Cenfennial, ROOSGVGIT, Beaverron, and orher schools around rhe srafe Alrhaugh Marshall and Benson didn'r compere because rhey weren'r ready ro perform by fhemselyes, rhey made color designs af halfrlme during rhe Oregon Srafe foorball game, They also performed in fheir annual Winrer Concerf in De' cember. l'5o far rhis year has been good for fhe band, com menred junior Teri Hill. During January, rhe band wenr on a rerrear in rhe Columbia Gorge ro rehearse 25 new selecrions for rhe baskerball season. Also making music for Marshall were rhe Clarions, l'Alfhough rhe group was small, we had more people rhan usual, asserred junior Pam Siemssen The Clarions sang for rhe PTSA and also for rhe Boosrer Club in December. The Clarions had hard rimes, because nobody was really inferesfed in Choir, so Clarion members had fo work hard TO make up for rhe small number. Junior Berh Brown said, 'lThere's approximarely 10-12 people, including 8 juniors and A sopho mares . Clarions performed a yariefy of songs, including Run for rhe Roses , Jusf Once , and ln The Mood , for rhe PTSA in Febru ary, 50 f BandfChoir W--.-.......,,, .gn f , wwwmwwfmmf, WMWWWWMWWMMWM r ,,,, V ' Wm T :L w mm,f, lVA,, ,.,,.,,..,., ,.,. .,... l M ., 5 wmwmw .,,,, ,ummm W. mwfgmmmi w ill M' 7 'H , 'f T- 'M M ' Wi , , , 'Wx ,ff A M f 3 1 I , W! ff ,ffm E, l l J-. l f :suing M121 'ff 2' .' 6, my 'f' mmf 9 1, 4 we Af ' E A CLARIONS FRONT John Coady, Mike BACK Berh Brown, David Turile, Parri Wade, Connie Downing, Maria Maddox, Siemssen, Terry Shipley WW 42