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

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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

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,-4 s - . f- x M. Ending irs fifrh year, Marshalls Talenred and Gifred program, rhe Research Scholars, conrinued ro srress individual ovvareness and advanced placemenr in academic classes This year we had do srudenrs apply for rhe program, and we could only accepr 28 The rurn our was wonderful I commenred Counselor Sue Srahl Srahl replaced John Cover as counselor ro rhe group, and loolsing oacls on her firsr year she remembered, I rharoughly enjoyed vvorlsing wirh capable srudenrs. I vvill always rememoer rhe relarionship and experience I encounrered oy oeing rheir counselor. Freshman Amy Messing said, I really lil-re being a Research Scholar. l've made lors of good friends, and I lilse rhe exfra acriviries rhar are involved wirh rhe program Special programs rhe freshmen experienced included offending rhe Model Unired Narions in Eugene, a one-day rerrear ar rhe home of reacher Berry Lindsay, and an in school vvorlsshop on follslore The sophomore group hosred a comoinarion por Iucls and ger acauainred dinner for rhe freshmen. Alrhough my freshman year as a Research Scholar vvas nor rhar enjoyable, rhings are piclsing up rhis year, credired sopho more Eric Lengvenis. l'l've had my ups and dovvns as a Research Scholar, our vvhen I false on oojecrive lools or ir, I realize ir's vvorrh rhe hassles, expressed junior Suzy Wolrers Thejuniors engaged in rhe annual Nlacoerh Bowl, in which rhey vvere vicrorious Parriciparing in Yourh Legislarion in Salem vvas a highlighr for rhe seniors The program vvasn'r exacrly vvhar I expecred, and rhere vvere a lor of dravvoaclss ro being o Research Scholar our in rhe long run I rhinls Ive gained some valuaole insighrs rhor vvill help me in my fururef' summed up lsarleen Reige, senior. GOOD FRIENDS One aspeci srressed iri Tino JOVYISOVT, Chris Deinop, Sheryl Low Research Scholars is rhe inreracrion of ding, Clinron Calhoun, Chris MQBIIQQ grrjgjefjrg goplwomgrgg Amy HQWQ5, Kelvin Wong MIDDLE larry Berchcr Wendy Bizal, and Carrie Smirh display Vivian Maclsenzze, Crysial Hoffman Al iisorv I-lorrcri Iohn Wordew Phu lloafig rheir close friendship SENIOR RESEARCH SCHOLARS DACIQ FRONT Shrijrx Leo, Siepfiahie BGOVTIUT 52 W Research Scholars 'WET 'SES I s ca cs- ss.. ,X . . N. -H3555 CEN 5 SQ S If 5 .Q-ss:c.,--. , S sing. ssl-as Ri is Q ,Mg If if 7' r