V. PRINCIPLE
»+••
••-•-•-••f t-i-f-H H- + + *•••-•• MARHISCAN 1969 John Marshall High School Indianpolis, Indiana Volume II School Hi eh
,.jr.
. -»
"*&' I . 1 tTOftft M7U1SHALL * Student Life
As the time to begin the second link of Marshall's history draws near, we all feel a new sense of comradeship. The first graduates have established many traditions for future Marshallites. Last year's events spark an inevitable chain- reaction in every phase of school life. These memories are the forge in which our second link is fired with Patriot spirit and determination. A link with the past, a link with the future ...
ACADEMICS 12 ACTIVITIES 40 SPORTS 64
L^i «rh^^ ijfl "J^^hrkA^ mBr': & ! P*y- btrJi Pats Mirror Life at Marshall Spirit's "bustin' out all over" and Pats are on the move. Everywhere, Marshall's unique school life is on the move. From the shiney plates on a student's car to the frilly cuffs of the drum major costume, Marshall's Spirit ties together the school and the lives of the students. There's no way to chain a Patriot down. Fall Marks Birth of No Patriots fall by the wayside as the second active year of Marshall's history moves into full swing. Pats always "groove" at the autumn sock-hops and dances. As the time for a musical rolls around, all eyes turn from the busy gridiron and the football team to the stage for Marshall's first full-scale show, "Cinderella." Meanwhile, some Patriots go cavemen as the spelunkers link yet another field of interest to Marshall's growing chain. New Marshall Year Winter Keeps Pats Hustling The snows of winter can't cool Patriot spirit. In fact, Pats are really fired up as Christmas decorations appear and Seniors trim the tree. Then come Sectionals and a new burst of energy, for Marshall shoots for the moon. Near the end of the semester, Pats either cram for finals or plan for the fun and excitement of the variety show, "Patriots on Parade." 9 Pat's Spirit Soars in Spring As the weather clears, Patriot goals soar "out-of-sight." Birds dodge sophomores' prying eyes and interest in track and kite-flying reaches new heights. The bright spring weather inspires artists and attracts Marshallites and faculty to the great outdoors as they roll Vi with increasing momentum toward vv ^ •4 <*, " • '. the next school year. HIGH SCHOOL l JOHN MARSHALL t UBRARY j *fs t •—•'J^r^ A cademics Patriots forge ahead in academics . . . Senior Gary Bryant looks thoughtfully at his work as he plans 1iis Mechanical Drawing project. Mr. Justus teaches Steve Glasgo, Marshall Bourne, Mike Shaddy, and Ken Bock how to read a kilowatt meter. There is a great craving in industry for qualified workers in both the technical and practical aspects of industry. Mechan ical drawing skills are taught in an all encompassing series of drafting courses. The young architect or mechanical draftsman gains valuable experience in preparing for a future job. Mastering Ohm's Law and the more complex formulae helps to keep the young electricians and electronic engineers in good form. Fabricating objects from metal is good training and tuning cars gives a good opportunity for jobs to the promising young mechanics. Graphic arts helps those who are interested in printing and engraving. Wood shop helps the student to learn carpentry and gain skill in the uses of the tools. Aerospace, the pioneering course offered in Industrial Arts, is a one period course delving into the Mr. Palma, student teacher from Purdue University, assists Freshn complexities of airplane and space travel. Randy Gluff in Metals class. Industrious "Pats" Master Skills Mr. Hester, aerospace teacher, Paul Behymer, Dave Blankenship, Glenn Marshino, Tim Lindsay, Don Kelle, and Dave Roberts discuss plans for building a miniature airport. Mr. David Smartz, typing teacher, keeps an eye on the clock for his typing class as the students race for speed and accuracy. J.M.H.S. •• fihs-^1 Girls learn to figure out the "mysterious" language of shorthand, as Miss Jean Uesseler demon strates the proper technique. Mrs. Weaver explains the pro cess of clerical practice to two interested students. Many students learn to keep books and balance them in bookkeeping class. Students' Get the 'Business' Senior Cindy Bill "tallys up" another course in clerical practice. The Business Education Department offers beneficial elec- tives for students, regardless of their future plans. The in dividual who plans full-time employment immediately after school can obtain education and training that will equip him for many jobs. Students planning to pursue business training in college can obtain an excellent background for further study by enrolling in business courses in high school. Planned courses for business, clerical, and secretarial study are very important to the department. Among these courses are typing, shorthand, and clerical practice. Other courses include: bookkeeping, filing, dataprocessing, and sales. To help those whose ambitions are to get ahead in the business world are courses in business arithmetic, busi ness education, and merchandising. Marshall also offers a general business course. Fifty-eight percent of Marshall's student body is rolled in business courses. The mathematics curriculum at Marshall this year has ex tended its courses to meet the needs of each Marshallite. Varied courses such as General Math, Basic Math, Algebra, and Geometry start out with basic skills needed to pave the way for more advanced mathematics. To project and broad en math study at Marshall, courses such as Trigonometry, College Algebra, Calculus and Analytical Geometry are offered. These courses help link Marshallites with their future careers. Heading the math department is Mr. Thomas Carr. Math Shows New Look .'.•.-v.vv.. •!TV\ - During Algebra class, a boy meets a girl with the end result being a date and a flunked test. Giving out some "rules" of Geometry is Sophomore, Mike Halstead. French-minded students are shown here wishing they were at Mont Saint Michel rather than in French class. Foreign Languages Enrich Establishing or adding to their foreign language skills this year, many Patriots utilized Marshall's extensive foreign language program. This program offered four years of French, German, Spanish, and Latin, as well as a one semester course in derivitives. Also, beginning this year, Russian courses were offered. Aiding the presentation and enriching Marshall's foreign language program are materials such as the language laboratory, maps, and overhead pro jectors, in addition to folders and posters supplied by the teachers. Mrs. Regula Lorand headed the Foreign Lan guage Department. This year, Marshall was a host to three foreign students in the Youth for Understanding Program. These three stu dents, Hans Bueckmann, from Germany, Torben Rude, a Dane, and Senen Garcia, from the Phillipines, contributed much to Marshall. Last summer, following extensive testing, Martha Nord sieck was sent abroad on the Indiana University Honors Program. She lived in France for eight weeks, receiving experience in the lives and customs of the French as she gained extensive language training. David Meyer, German student; Sharon Thomerson, French student; and Dayle Bradley, Spanish student, also excelled in foreign language and received honors for their work. Mariruth Dickes, sophomore, and Bob Amos, junior, take advantage of the best in equipment to improve their language skills. a Student's Life Mrs. Marney Olson quizzes Spanish students over the day's lesson. • VS It II ,.' . ly -^ English Miss Scott points to a sample bibliography card as she explains the esscence of writing a research paper to her English VII class. Donna Batey takes advantage of reading lab equipment in her freshman Orientation Class. John Johnson is at a loss for words in speech class? Reaches the Individual Marshall's Language Arts Department concentrates on de veloping each individual's talents in communication. Ex- cellerated and remedial classes key to students' special abilities. Advanced courses in composition and literature are offered as electives to seniors. An increased reading speed comprehension and vocabulary is the goal of the read ing laboratory classes which are offered as part of the orien tation program provided for all freshmen. Modern equip ment makes Marshall's Reading Laboratory one of the finest in the state. Many Journalism students will gain experience as newspaper and yearbook staff members while preparing to be the authors and reporters of the future. Drama class performs all the Patriot plays by planning in advance and practicing constantly. Speech students represent Marshall in speech contests at city high schools and at the American Legion Speech Contest. A great asset to Marshall's English department, the Instructional Materials Center provides modern and extensive aids to learning such as tapes, records, and filmstrips. In Mrs. Wall's Journalism Class, students leam facts about news paper reporting through filmstrips. Two Marshallites take advantage of the materials for individual use in the Instructional Material's Center. Artists Mold Links to Culture Students display the finished products of jewelry class projects An artist must imagine and feel before he can create. He must feel the needs and joys of creating and recognize the value of his craft. To mold such a student is no easy job. It takes a dedicated faculty such as the one at John Marshall headed by Mr. Edward Ring. Here at Marshall not only do the students have instructors who motivate and inspire but also modern equipment and a well balanced curriculum that keeps right on growing. In session are classes in crafts, jewlery, sculpture, art and stage crafts. Not only does the student receive valuable expericence but also preparation for further studies. With the help of the Marshall Art De partment its students will learn to create originally and pro fessionally in all fields of art. 3^3 Senior, Lillie Proffitt her "crafty hands" to sculpture a pottery class. Torben Rude, exchange student from Denmark, sketches a < year old jar which once carried dyes to Germany. Home Ec. 'Measures Up' A course in the home economics department is valuable to every boy and girl. During the 68-69 school year, Marshall boasts outstanding teachers, classes, and facilities. The study of foods teaches every student the preparation of healthful, pleasing meals. Clothing class helps each girl design and make her own clothes. The Family living class helps young people to understand themselves, their parents, and their friends, and teaches them what to expect from marriage and the world around them. Nursing and child care classes plan for a girl's everyday living and her future as a housewife and mother, plus how to take care of injuries which might occur around the home. Marshall continues to accommodate pupils studying to make their lives a little better, both in personal evaluation of themselves and in taking care of themselves and others around them. Foods students Debbie Criswell, Carla Tarkington, and Debbie Tay lor rate themselves on a table setting. Keith Wilkerson ignores the smile given to him by Linda Osborn as she overflows his cup of morning coffee. Under the direction of Mrs. Bogard, Janet Wilhite, Bonnie Graham, Karen Fitzpatrick, and Laura Cunningham learn to lay out their patterns. Scientists Search During physics class, Senior Steve Higgs explains weights and measures. Setting the stage for action, Juniors Slyvia Bush and John Berry prepare for an experimental lesson in chemistry. for the Answers Presenting a lesson in physical science, Mr. Stein makes this cla interesting one for his audience of students. 1r. McCoy, biolo gy teacher, watches over sophomores Debbie Scott Faced with learning such complex and intricate parts of nd Don Young they study biology in the laboratory. science as the DNA molecule and the Mole Concept of Matter, Marshall students are trying to answer the questions which have been on their minds since their first science courses in grade school. Using the latest in modern equip ment, now more than ever before, the science students are cramming two years of science into as little as one year. There are few students here at Marshall doubling up in science as the courses take a great deal of study time. Al though the study is much more difficult than that of twenty years ago, science is still one of the most interesting courses offered in high school. Showing their interest in science by taking their Saturdays to go to the I.U. Medical Center for Science Seminar are John Joyce, Dave Blankenship, Patty Ruby, Don Miller, and Dave Hirsch. Social Studies Probes Arch propagandist, Mike Yates, influences Sheila Brandenburg's vote. Mr. Glesing points out the interesting aspects of history. Past and Present Social Studies links Patriots to the past through a variety of courses. For the first year Marshall's Social Studies de partment, under Mr. Richard Hedges, offers government and economics to the first senior class. In government classes students realize their responsibilities as citizens through participating in mock elections. Money is the major concern of economics students. Here students learn how to use money wisely. For those who prefer to learn about the land, world geography teaches students about the natural and synthetic resources. As for the actual history, world history gives pupils an idea of how life was centuries ago. United States history deals with the founding, settling, and developing of the United States. Latin American civilization deals with the same principals as United States history, but in class students discuss the problems of nations around the world. Psychology aids students in understanding their fellow Mr. Hedges discusses money matters in Senior Econ class. man and themselves. Mr. Harvey gives individual instruction to history students. Phys. Ed. Builds Minds In Marshall's Physical Education Department there are two stories—the male and female. The male element is super vised by Mr. Ted Pollock and Mr. Clark Froning; Their counterparts are Mrs. Martha Griffin and Miss Shirley Lam bert. Phys. Ed. courses teach sportsmanship, coordination, and teamwork. During the required two semesters, stu dents in P.E. participate in sports keyed to the seasons. In the fall boys participate in football, and track while the girls run track and play volleyball and tennis. As cold weather approaches the P.E. classes move inside to work out. Girls and boys alike participate in gymnastics, rope climbing, dodgeball, and basketball. In the upstairs gym the girls bowl on simulated bowling lanes and the boys build strength in the wrestling room. Spring brings base ball, Softball, and many outdoor sports. For advanced stu dents with two years of Phys. Ed., the department offers a chance for them to become assistants so they graduate lr. Pollack jumps for two points in a freshman boy's Phys. Ed. Class. with a minor in Physical Education. Student teacher, Miss Norfleet, demonstrates a correct volleyball serve to Frosh girls during gym class. Bodies for Young Marshallites. Frosh boys divided into "skin and shirt" teams, take part in their favorite sport, basketball. Mrs. Martha Griffin explains the easy but strenuous art of rope climbing to a girls class with the help of Bev Bachellor and Anne Wood Publications Keep Pats YEARBOOK STAFF-FIRST ROW: Marty Nordsieck, copy editor; Howard Herron, advisor; Bridget Fields, advertising manager; Linda Carol Fox, activities editor; Peggy Groves, co-editor; Bab" Dennis, Fulton, Nancy Andrus, Linna Kepner, Liane Bowman, Leslie Hewitt, senior album; Cindy Hill, co-editor; Marsha Rutan, assistant editor; album editor, Terri Justus, Nancy Hatfield, academics editor; Doug Debbie Whitacre, index editor. STANDING: Dave Blankenship, Mr. Duncan, Rick Lindsey. Mrs. Kathryn Wall. Liberator, advisor, helps photographer Nikki Longworth with a news paper problem. Informed, Entertained "Go" is the word as an active publications department moves into operation under the auspices of the English depart ment. With the able help of Mrs. Kathryn Wall, the Libera tor becomes a weekly publication. Peggy Kirkwood as Editor-in-Chief "rides herd" on the staff to make the school paper an up-to-date, factual account of school activities and opinions. The Marhiscan staff spends many hours preparing the year-end summary of people and events at John Marshall High School. Co-editors Cindy Hill and Peggy Groves, in conjunction with Mr. Howard Herron, yearbook advisor, work long and patiently with their staff to make this year's book a real success. Boasting one of the best-equiped darkrooms in an Indiana high school, Marshall's photography staff is increasing steadily in size. Mr. Herron lends his "know-how" and ex perience as a valuable addition to the department. The publications honorary. Quill and Scroll, sponsors Marshall's creative writing magazine, Just-Us. This booklet contains many examples of a wide variety of writing from all levels of the student body. Although there are many separate areas of the publications department, they can all work as a whole as is illustrated by the annual turnabout, sponsored by the publications de partment. The dance, called Carousel, is another of die con tributions of publications to the total life of the school. f£ P NEWSPAPER STAFF—FIRST ROW: Cindy Rogers, Cathy Hiles, Nikki Longworth, Bonnie Frye, page 4 Mr. Howard Herron, yearbook editor; Terry Miller, news bureau; Gary Gottfried, page 2 editor; Peggy Kirkwood, editor-in-chief; Marc advisor, works diligently proof Coapstick, Dave Davis, business manager; Les Rutan, Kathy McDonald, Claudette Cates, Judy Moll. reading a final layout for this STANDING; Allan Meyers, Hans Bueckmann, Mrs. Kathryn Wall, advisor; Torben Rude, Steve Fenters, year's Marhiscan. sports editor; Senen Garcia, Steve Rose. GIRL'S DRILL TEAM—FIRST ROW: Janice Lloyd, Vickie Purcell, Janet Hemelgard, Janet Wilhite, Con nie Davison, Lorretta Oakes. SECOND ROW: Donna Neal, Karen Hapner, Becky Strothman, Sylvia Castle- dine, Gail Higdon. THIRD ROW: Dee Louks, Bonnie Graham, Glenda Lindsey, Sandy Tucker, Louie Lummis, Cathy Cunningham. R.O.T.C. RIFLE TEAM—FIRST ROW: Dave Barron, Ray Hill, Kathy McWilliams, Steve Knapp, Mike Stevens. SECOND ROW: Terry Duling, Mitch Miller, Gary Cunningham, Ron Edwards, Dave Osgood. nbers of the Drill Team form a block "M" during oneof their long practice sessions after school, Keeps Cadets 'On the March' R.O.T.C is in its second year at Marshall, headed by SFC Stoe and M/Sgt Ondrish. Their curriculum this year has kept them busy marching in the Veterans Day Parade downtown, marching in the Lawrence Christmas Parade, preparing for the Military Ball in March and serving as Honor Guards at all of the home basketball games and sock hops. The Drill Team and the Rifle Team have been working hard to keep up the good name of John Marshall throughout the city this year as they have represented the school in rifle matches and drill meets against other Schools. The new addition this year is the Girl's Drill Team, headed l>v Miss Virginia Esten. R.O.T.C. SPONSORS-FRONT TO BACK: Kathy McWilliat Lloyd, Loretta Oakes, Carol Gentry, Vickie Purcell. Health education plays a big part in helping the students at John Marshall realize how they can lead normal healthy lives. Anatomy, physiology and health attitudes are some of the topics discussed. A representative from Marion County Social Health Association speaks to classes on understanding Mrs. Martha Griffin, Physical Education Department, "plays nurse" the problems of society during each semester. as she helps out during the day Pupils Learn Home, Car Safety Junior Mary Hodge learns the frustrations of driving a car as she practices in her simulator, looking through her rear-view mirror during Driver's Education. Music Theory class tests students' original masterpieces with pipe organ pipes. Music Requires 'Brain Power' Mr. Gayle Byers lectures to his students in Music Appreciation. Added to the already varied curriculum in this '68-69 year, were Music Appreciation and Music Theory. While Mr. Gayle Byers taught the correlation of music and history in his Appreciation class, Mr. Raymond Brandes explained the technical aspects of Music theory class. The two music classes not only provide a music major to some students but also give them a better understanding of music and how it involves the modem world. Activities Activities interlock Patriots'spirits. ^B ' ll i\fi'| Leadership Clubs Offer Student Council—First Row: Terri Kauffman, Marcia Parmarlee, Jane John Teater, Peggy Kirkwood, Bonnie Frye, Marcia Mcintosh, Greg Worshum, Albert Eckert, Nancy Tooley, Carole Whitacre, Rinda Mavfield, Bill Fox, Steve Boling, Glenn Keith, Don Bowsher, Ann Oden, Barbara Schaaf, Debbie Meyer, Nancy Hatfield, Myra Morgan, Menl, Vickie Glasgo, Annette Schaaf, Lynne Christie, Debbie Sharr, Pat Gray, Debbie Swann, Cindy Hill; Second Row: Mrs. Christy- Mrs. Hardwick-sponsor; Fourth Row: Randy Griffith, John Tremain, sponsor, Jo Priest, Debbie Stevens, Steve Walls, Donna Dye, Mary Bob Tremain, Jerry Wootan, Steve Fenters, Ralph Scott, Jon Harts, Davis, Debby Spriestersbach. Yvonne Schaaf, Mary Arthur, Lisa Kain, Charles Manson, Chuck Hawkins, Mike Yates, Ron Cole, Rick Harris. Jody Thompson, Debi McDowell, Gail Brown, Carol Fox; Third Row: Bob Tremain—President Annette Schaaf—Vice-President Debbie Swann—Secretary Gail Brown—Treasurer Services to Marshall Marshall has many groups which work for the betterment of the school. The Student Council, whose purpose is to promote student interest and participation in school activi ties, to develop better intra-school relationships among students and between students and faculty members, tries hard to make improvements in all aspects of school life. The Student Council sponsors many activities, such as "Spirit Week" which this year was held during the week of city tournament. A sportsmanship slogan contest and the making of the sportsmanship banner for the city tourna ment with Marshall's winning slogan, "Sportsmanship is always needed, Be you victorious or defeated," were spon sored by the council. The annual Student Council Dance with the crowning of a king and queen was also a council project. This summer Marshall will be one of thirteen, Indiana schools who will send a representative to the Na tional Student Council Conference in Baltimore, Maryland. The National Honor Society creates an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulates a desire to render service, promotes leadership, and develops character in students. To be eligi ble for membership, a junior must have a 6.75 grade aver age, be a senior, and have an average of 6.25. Members must maintain their averages to retain membership. The members are inducted in the spring of the year in a formal ceremony, Tap Day. Quill and Scroll members are chosen for their outstand ing work in journalism or publications. A member must be National Honor Society—Sheri Junker, Martha Nordsieck, Jo Priest, a junior or a senior and rank in the upper third of his Dayle Bradley, Standing: Marion Burleson-Sponsor, Eric Neal, Dave class. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to raise the stan Meyer, Jon Harts, Dave Davis, Mrs. Janet Weaver-Sponsor. dards of school publications and to direct the course of scholastic journalism. This year began a tradition in Quill and Scroll. The group is responsible for the production of the student creative writing book, "JUST US." Quill and Scroll—Nancy Hatfield, Babs Dennis, Bonnie Frye, Mrs. Wall—sponsor, Cindy Hill, Terri Justus. Standing: Linda Fulton, Peggy Kirkwood, Peggy Groves, Gary Gottfried, Jeff Bailey, Marty Nordsieck, Terry Miller, Mickey Touchette. Service, Knowledge "Capture" Pats Clubs find their basis through common interests, but four clubs at Marshall are drawn together through basic knowl edge, representation and services to the school. Using knowledge as a foothold, members of the Science Seminar meet Saturday at the Indiana University Medical Center to explore extra-curricular areas of science they are not able to pursue in classroom studies. Membership in this group are determined by the results of the Westinghouse Talent Search Test administered in the fall of each school year. Along with the knowledge of science, members of the quiz team must also have a broad general knowledge of facts from each subject involved in school work. This quiz team represents Marshall by participating on the program "Exercise in Knowledge," which is aired on each Sunday of the school year on WLW-I Service with a smile should be the motto of the Z-Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Marilyn Hardwick, the Z-Club ushers at all school productions, College Night, and other functions of the P.T.O. Serving outside the school at Christmas time, the members caroled in an old folks home and spread good cheer. Started at Marshall the Zonta International, Z-Club is the only one of its kind in our area. The Red Cross Club is also active with service projects, including the Mental Health Gift Lift and the collection for Junior Red Cross memberships. In the mid school year the club sponsored a drive to collect discarded summer Representing Marshall this year in the Science S' Blankenship, Parti Ruby, Dave Hirsch, and John Joyce. clothing and rainwear to send to Viet Nam. QUIZ TEAM—First Row: Dave Mclntire, Terry Cottfried, Nora Fledderjohn, Gary Gottfried, Mr. Craig, sponsor. Second Row: John Kimsey, Mike Hileman, Dave Meyer, Eric Neal. Z-CLUB—First Row: Martha Nordseick, Annette Schaaf, Marsha Row: Linda Wells, Peggy Kirkwood, Marsha Cross, Peggy Groves Rutan, Ann Mehl. Second Row: Sharon Thomerson, Patti Ruby, Mrs. Jo Priest, Cindy Hill. Fourth Row: Kathy McWilliams, Lynne Christie, Hardwick, sponsor, Shari Junker, Dayle Bradley, Carol Fox. Third RED CROSS CLUB—First Row: Glenda Lindsey, Kathe Stark, Mrs. Bates, sponsor, Miss Todar, Miss Knight, sponsor, Lynn Byers, Linda Lawrence. Second Row: Kathy Neal, Lou Ann Roemer, Sandra Buckallew, Bonnie Graham, Cheryl Hager, Debbie Richardson, Sandy Yancey, Jackie Jarvis. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA—FIRST ROW: Rinda Oden, Cindi Stamm. Dave Meyer, Gary Gott fried, Carol Perkins, Mrs. Sally Hornback; sponsor. SECOND ROW: Pamela Skelley, Lou Ann Roemer, Cynthia Rogers, Christine Oler, Joan Martin, Cathy Strange, Kathy Stark, Sharon Taylor, Lois Baughman, Jean Rogers, Sandy Yancey, Linda Lawrence, Pauline Shima. Some Clubs Have 'Language FRENCH CLUB—FIRST ROW: Deborah Connolly, Sheila Clark, Linda Lawrence, Karen Meyer. SECOND ROW: Martha Nordsieck, Sharon Thomerson, Linda Hill, Nancy Tooley, Mrs. Sylvia Ketterman, sponsor. THIRD ROW: John Hawthorne, Terry Gottfried, John Kimsey, Liane Bowman, Mary Williams, Jill Williams, Shirley LaFollette, Andrea Braun. GERMAN CLUB—FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bergh, Diana Patton, Glenda Collins, Barbara Lin ton, Susan Wessel. SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. Lorand, sponsor; Dave Meyer, Jon Harts, Monika Walraven, Becky Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ted Wallace, Mike Pickrell, Mike Gloye, Robert C. Wright, Russ Swan, Peter Marich, Jim Markham, John Trotter, Dave Mclntire, Bill Griffith. of Their Own' Interest in clubs increases each year as the school reaches new dimensions in learning. Extra-curricular activities com plement classroom experiences with interesting programs and a chance to explore certain topics for which there isn't enough time in class. The French Club, Cercle Francais, sponsored by Mrs. Sylvia Ketterman, and the German Club, sponsored by Mrs. Regula Lorand, help give interested stu dents a taste of what the countries are really like through slide talks, singing, playing games, and other projects. Members of the Herodotus Society, sponsored by Mr. Dwight Shaw, enjoy delving into parts of history which are of particular interest to them. Students looking toward a career in teaching get to leam more about the art of teach ing with Mrs. Sally Hornback, sponsor of the Future Teach ers of America. All the clubs have projects, and many supple ment their treasuries by sponsoring sock-hops and coat checks after basketball games. HERODOTUS SOCIETY-FIRST ROW: Mr. Dwight Shaw, John Halcomb, Kathy Jordan, Donna Root, Dave Meyers. SECOND ROW: John Trotter, Gary Gottfried, Gary Ague, Torben Rude. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Bush, Mike Walker, Cheryl Bristow, Ralph Walker. Club Members Under the direction of Miss Shirley Lambert, the fifty-nine members of the Girl's Athletic Association enjoy sports and gymnastics on Mondays after school. These activities are organized to better the relationships between girls from freshmen to seniors. There are also "Play Days" between schools. The G.A.A. has raised money by selling pretzels. A subdued "Checkmate", the battlecry of John Marshall's Chess Club, echoes in room 152 as beginners and masters compete for "First Board" position. The top players also battle chess clubs from other city schools. This year Mar shall hosts the state tournament. In the Art Club's first year, field trips were held to Clowes Residence Hall and to the John Herron Museum of Art to promote interest and understanding in art. Members of this group apply their talents to making holiday decorations for later sale. The profits are used to buy more art supplies for future meetings. Members of the Che Club discuss the wisest move to make in thi; difficult situation. G.A.A.-FIRST ROW: Barb Priest, Linda Oden, Carol Fox, Nikki Terry Belser, Tr ry Daily, Laurette Harla FOURTH ROW: Connie Longworth. SECOND ROW: Jan Conner, Karen Fitzpatrick, Marsha Cook, Vicki Be.—ndler. , Diane Clements, Lou Lummis, Diane Meyer, Kimbal, Vicki Griffith, Debbie Walford, Myra Morgan, Vikki Ar- Debbie Scott, Renee Bradley, Sandy Pointer, Bonnie Wheeler, Connie rington, Sharon Tooley, Marsha Baynes, Jane Worsham, Nan Kasler. Stahl. FIFTH ROW: Bev Batchellor, Debbie Welsh, Diana Morrow, THIRD ROW: Sandy Connelly, Christy Stevens, Karen Hoffman, Lynn Cherry, Ann Licking, Jeannie Bowsher, Monica Walraven, Cindy Schofield, Sharon Hoffman, Jo Ford, Julie Delks, Betty Pressell, Cindy Strange, Bev Rush, Kathy Volk. Compete, Create, Strike ART CLUB-FIRST ROW: Janet Hemelgarn. Cathy Hiles, Leslee Clevenger, Diana Louks. Nancv Hatfield, Linda Lawrence, Lillie Proffett. SECOND ROW: Sandy Yancey, Lou Ann Roemer, Lynne Christie. Bob Bur cham, Rick Gentry, Donna Bailey, Sherry McKnight, Debby Dilley, Lisa Collier, Miss Doris T. Duncan, sponsor. BOWLING CLUB—FIRST ROW: Dan Fenley, Connie Peel, Mary Bellamy, Alice Johnson, Judy Abel, Kathy Lovrovich. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pipino, sponsor. Randy Harlan, Debbie Moistner, Elain White, Dennis Twigg, Marsha Mcintosh, Preston Shell. THIRD ROW: Jim Clark, Rick Dyer, John Gault, John Joyce, Dennis McKeeman, Larry MeClanahan, Frank Radaker. a *{ SPELUNKERS—First Row: Mr. Craig, sponsor, Teresa Eudaly, Ray Strothman, Cheryl Hagy, Katheleen Parks, Bob Copus, Karen Martin. Stayton, Sandy Tucker, Marshall Boume, Dennis Miller, Mary Bel Fourth Row: Mark Smith, Bob Ebert, Donna Bailey, Kathy VanCleave, lamy. Second Row: Steve Come, Irvin Goldblatt, Janet Wilhite, Tom Wodtke, Rick Dyer, George Wodtke, Denise Montgomery, Judy Marianne Hughes, Loretta Harlan, Karen Fisher, Janice Lyons, Sherry Rutheford. Fifth Row: George Price, Cindy Canavan, Kent Davis, Cordell, Bev Huffman, Rita Long. Third Row: Harry Byard, Donna Rick Gentry, John Johnson, Steve Smith, Kerry Davis, Steve Schwartz, Neal, Christine Gerber, Tom Fuller, Lisa Kain, Marsha Malia, Becky Ron Cole, Gary Gottfried. Adventurous Spelunkers Steve Smith and Kathy VanCleave go cave exploring. Showing their great school spirit on and off the playing field, the Marshall Lettermen's Club members display en thusiasm to be followed by all. Without any seniors last year, many younger boys were able to earn varsity letters. This year with the slightly aged spirit of last year and some new blood the Lettermen's Club is always first to volunteer its services at school events. The Lettermen made the "supreme sacrifice" by loaning their letter sweat ers to the band so they would have uniforms for the Veteran's Day Parade. Spelunking, cave exploring, is one of the most exciting groups at Marshall. Even with adult supervision, a group of the young adventurers wandered off and got lost. Not wanting to spend the rest of their lives in a cave, they gradually made their way out, crawling through small openings and swimming across a small pool. Learning from the first experience, there was a crackdown in supervision, making it a perfectly safe and enjoyable club that is well worth joining. Spelunking, Sports Support Pats LETTERMEN—First Row: Dave Crouch, John Berry, Lloyd Louks, Yates, Bill Volk, Bob Walker, Royce Foreman, Bob Jones, Jim Hutch- Tim Eckert, Jim Morgan, Les Rutan, Dave McGinley. Second Row: craft. Fifth Row: Ed Mason, Steve Matthews, John Worstell, Jon Mr. Glesing, sponsor, John Teater, Bill Fox, Tim Muffler, Ervin Harts, Jake Sheehan, Steve Shinkle, Paul Behymer, Jeff Craver, Fred Robbins, Mike Touchette. Third Row: Wes Schnepp, Steve Car Hayes, Jim Kasler, Dan Larrabee. Sixth Row: Danny Snyder, Chuck michael, Jerry Wootan, Jim Skaags, Mickey Cook, Chuck Hawkins, Salfee, Marty Wilson, Jim Worstell, Ralph Scott, Larry Bullington, Wes Hansen, Dave Essex, Ed Terrell. Fourth Row: Craig Lowe, Mike Davis, Ron Coles, Don Kelle, John Halcomb, Pat McCreery, John Tremain, Dave Lewchanin, Jim Pointer, Gary Bryant, Mike Dennis Kelle. Voicing a loud opinion this year are the 290 cheerblock members. Anxious to boost our teams to victory, the girls attend all home basketball games, one away game, and a home wrestling match. This year they sported new derbies, red and white mittens, and red and white striped vests. Taking charge of the members are Debbie Welsh, captain, and Pattie Lee, co-captain. Forty-eight sparkling Patriettes present attractive half- time shows for all the home basketball games. Eighteen of these girls also march between halves during the football season. Proudly wearing blue and white pleated skirts and blue letter sweaters, the girls march to original routines from Mrs. Griffin. Besides their regular show, the Patriettes performed at one of the Pacer's half-time shows. Spirit Boosters 'Raise Roof i i PATRIETTES—FIRST ROW: Leesa Wicham, Rita Eckert, Judy Marsha Parmerlee, Jody Thompson, Bev Batchellor, Yvonne Schaaf, Collins, Beth Wright, Donna Pinnick, Marsha Miller, Loretta Harlan, Nancy Chafee, Debbie Sharr, Steff Ferrell, Debbie Thompson, Karen Carol Whitacre, Pat Copeland. SECOND ROW: Denise Roberts, Parmerlee, Pam Scofield, Dianne Myers, Vickie Griffith. FOURTH Debbie Mills, Mickey Touchette, Pat Gray, Cindy Hill, Rita Piccione, ROW: Pat Denman, Vickie Glasgo, Jo Priest, Chris Price, Ann Mehl, Nikki Longworth, Debbie Swann, Mary Sahm, Pat Kelly, Sue Larra Rhonda Smith, Cindy Canavan, Marsha Cross, Marty Nordseick, bee, Rhinda Oden, Linda Lummis. THIRD ROW: Becky Strothmann, Cindi Henselmeir, Babs Dennis, Terri Justus. Sporting their newly acquired derbies and vests, the cheerblock adds spirit to the games with the help of the Reserve Cheerleaders and the Patriettes. Patriettes Ann Mehl and Marsha Cross, and Reserve Cheerleader Mary Jane Arthur experience hopeful anticipation as they hope for a win ning basket. 'Marshall's Music-makers' Under the leadership of Mr. Stephen Humphreys, Marsh all's Concert Band performs on the stage for programs, productions, and performances. Now consisting of over seventy members, the band has expanded considerably over last year's forty-eight players. The band played two performances at Marshall and put on a public concert downtown on the circle. Earlier in the year, the Marching Patriot Band and the Patriettes, led by senior Drum Major, Jeff Gailey, per formed at the home football games adding color to the halftime shows. The Marching Band and R.O.T.C. units also marched in the 1968 Veteran's Day Parade. Our small but mighty orchestra, assisted by various band and faculty members, played in full orchestration for John Marshall High School's first musical, Cinderella.The head of the Music department and the orchestra director, Mr. Raymond Brandes, has high hopes for full string, wood Jeff Bailey, senior, imported his outfit wind, brass, and percussion sections in the future. from Paris to display his loyalty. CONCERT BAND—FIRST ROW: Karen Pamerlee, Jane Worsham, Guldner, Tim Long, Rick Williams, Dave Roberts, Tom Cartwright, Linda Berge, Debbie Wells, Karen Hoffman, Bev Davenport, Cindy Terry Cottfried, Bob Seabolt, Virgina DeRolf, Sharon Hoffman, Ron Roberts. SECOND ROW: Jeff Bailey, John Kinsey; Linda Wells, Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Linda Catone, Debbie Boughton, Janet Marsha Elfers, Bill Inlow, Dan Moran, Mike McGaughey, Mike Gloye, Eaton, Kent Davis, Brandon Rutan, Steve Pryor, Kim Linn, Greg Dan Jackson, Diane Nelson, Carla Johnson. THIRD ROW: Roberta Steele, Dennis Walker, Jim Pepper, Bob Ebert, Melinda Holmes, McConnel, Dave Gray, Linda Lorton, Marsha Kybic, Linda Levine, Frank Radaker, Russ Luby, Mike Pickell, Ron Cole, Mr. Humphrey, Sue Strother, Dennis Nelson, Stan Martin, Chuck Uppfault, Jim Jim Worstell, Gary Hoffman, Kerry Davis, John Hawthorne, Mark Hutchcraft, Cindy Gloye, Mark Braden, Tom Nast, David Baril, Rick Doan, Garry Biddinger, Jay Eisinger, Tyler Saure, Dick Benge. Swing on Stage and Field MARCHING BAND—FIRST ROW: Karen Parmerlee, Sue Larrabee, Gloye, Roberta McConnell, Irvin Goldblatt, Linda Wells, lohn Pat Gray-captain, Denise Roberts, Vickie Griffith, Cathy Basso, Cindy Kingsley, Kent Davis, Linda Lorton, Carla Johnson, Marsha Elfers, Hill, Donna Pinnick, Debbie Swann, Marsha Miller. SECOND ROW: Marsha Kybic, Annette Moran, Chuck Uppfault. FIFTH ROW: Garry Nancy Chafee, Steff Ferrell, Cindy Henselmeier, Debbie Thompson, Hoffman, Mark Doan, Kerry Davis, Dennis Nelson, Mark Brandon, Yvonne Schaaf, Rita Piccione, Jody Thompson, Pam Scofield, Bev Tom Nast, Tim Long, Ted Wallace, Mike McGaughey, John Haw Bachelor, Ann Mehl, Marsha Cross, Debbie Shaar. THIRD ROW: thorne, Garry Biddinger, Jay Eisinger. SIXTH ROW: Ron Cole, Greg Mike Gloye, Dan Moran, Bob Lucas. Linda Benge, Bev Davenport, Steele, Dennis Walker, Kim Linn, Steve Pryor, Bob Ebert, Frank Terry Gottfried, Rick Williams, Debbie Boughton, Debbie Wells, Radaker, Mike Pickrell. Riek Gulder, Mark Junker, Karen Womak. FOURTH ROW: Cindy ORCHESTRA-FIRST ROW: Steff Ferrell, Ann Mehl, ox, Christine Oler, Steve Schultz, Laura Belser. SECOND ROW: Garett Zawadsky, Tony Dral Wicker, Donald Bradford, Vickie Mc- Intire, Mike Hileman. Many "Singing Marshallites' Music is a form of release and relaxation. Through the Concert Choir, Marshallaires, and Liberty Belles, it be comes a form of pride and pleasure for the students of Marshall. The Choir performs for a number of community service programs by performing for area grade schools, Christmas on the Circle, and carroling at Eastgate. The Choir also takes part in the annual all city Choral Festival at Clowes Hall. Concerts for the student body are also given by the Choir. Concerts at Christmas, traditionally without admission charge, help add festivity to the holi days. Spring concerts are also given as a form of evening entertainment for school weary pupils. Also performing in these concerts are the Marshallaires, a select group of eight girls and eight boys. To become a member of this group one must first be a member of the Choir or the Liberty Belles and then he may audition. The Marshallaires also perform for many civic activities. Among them: The American Federation of Teachers, The American Business Women, and the Administrative Women in Ed ucation. The Marshallaires also bring many honors back to Marshall. They received a first class rating in both the city and state solo and ensemble contests. The Liberty Belles too performs for the enjoyment of the school and community. Admittance to this group comes after membership in the freshman choir and an audition. CONCERT CHOIR—First Row: Nancy Hatfield, Renee Bradley, Venis, Dave Phillips, Hans Beuckmann, Tony Heath, Paul Behymer, Denise Dikum, Christie St. Clair, Patty Ruby, Donna Bristow, Vickie Heather Hull, Pat McGill, Nancy Chafee, Vickie Fouch, Robbin Glasgo, Marcia Parmerlee, Debbie McDowell, Dayle Bradley, Cathy Cooper, Craig Burton, Sam Smith, Doug Johnson, Senen Garcia, Kennedy, Pauline Shima, Sue Larrabee, Rita Eckert, Carol Fox. Mike McGill. Fourth Row: Keith Wilkerson, Dave Davis, Kent Davis, Second Row: Pam Scofield, Lynne Christie, Bonnie Frye, Cathy Van Larry McClanahan, Bob Mehl, Stan Bixler, Steve Wheeler, Dave Cleave, Peggy Kirkwood, Marty Nordseick, Cindy Henselmeier, Steff Meyer, Gary Gottfried, Stan Martin, Steve Wright, Jim Pointer, Alan Ferrel, Tina DeRuiter, Debbie Shank, Carol Perkins, Susie Carr, Cindy McDowell, Dave Mclntyre, Jeff Bailey, Steve Glasgo. Hill, Marsha Rutan, Linda Theyssen. Third Row: Tom Fuller, Jell Voice Patriots Spirit and Enthusiasm MARSHALLAIRES—First Row: Mike Hileman, Nancy Hatfield, Keith Wilkerson, Lynn Christie, Kevin Pef- fley, Susie Can-, Tony Heath, Debbie McDowell, Dave Mclntyre. Second Row: Dave Davis, Peggy Kirkwood, Dave Meyers, Marty Nordseick, Dave Phillips, Carol Perkins, Jim Pointer, Vickie Glasgo. LIBERTY BELLES—First Row: Sylvia Bush, Sandy Bovenschen, Cindy Lindsey, Carol Gentry, Debbie Becker. Third Row: Linda Cheryl Fitih, Sandy Bames, Wendy Meador, Bonnie Wilson, Linda Levine, Cheryl Smith, Teresa Eudaley, Patty McGill, Cathy Sering, Hill. Second Row: Kathy Robinson. Kathy Kidd, Karen Parmerlee, Lynn Cherry, Donna Heady, Mary Ann Eaton. Beginning Musicians Strive Many musically inclined Marshallites take advantage of Marshall's extensive music program. In the Freshman Girl's Chorus, many frosh girls begin their high careers. Here they gain experience which will later enable them to par ticipate in the concert choir. The Girl's Freshman Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Gale Byers, made their debut this year in an auditorium. Another music course which offers a chance for a musi cian to gain experience is the B band. This provides a chance for instrumentalists to prepare themselves for fur ther participation in Marshall's concert and Pep band. Concert Choir members Dayle Bradley, Kathy Kennedy, and Pauline Shima sing out during one of the many fine choir performances. B-Band—First Row: Karen Womack, Bob Lucas. Second Row: Joyce Davis, Ted Wallace, Debbie Thacker, Irvin Goldblatt. Third Row: Jerry Niccum, Lee Walker, Ken Daniel, Annette Moran, Mark Junker. Fourth Row: Dillon Fretwell, Mike Henselmeier, Rick Hoehnke, Charletta Luttrell, Dennis Simpson. for Quality Performances Freshman Girl's Chorus—First Row: Mariflor Colon, Cheryl Campbell, Vicki Zimmerman, Carla Tarkington, Connie Stahl, Sharon Hoffman, Joyce Ruble, Kathy Miller, Andrea Braun, Debbie Miller, Sandie Karen Hoffman, Lynne Wommack, Sandi Pointer, Janie Cazee, Terri South, Kathy Wilkenson, Toni Drake, Julie Delks, Debbie S., Shelia Kauffman, Maurine Boyle. Fourth Row: Donna Batey, Linda Moore, Clarke, Diane Alcom. Second Row: Pam Doan, Barbara Breland, Martha Dalton, Debbie Reisinger, Vickie Bowers, Jill Williams, Susan Jackie Jarvis, Kathy Risser, Linda Sentman, Lynn Allegree, Marguerite Wheeler, Diane Clemments, LouAnn Lummis, Karen Begly, Kathy Collins, Karen Martin, Susan Murray, Cindy Scofield, JoLinda Ford, Goffinet, Bertha Rodriguez, Nanci Hileman, Sandi Coleman, Regina Alberta Eckert, Anne Schilling, Kanay Bartlett. Third Row: Marsha Tompkins, Linda Cattone. Kimbel, Carla Johnson, Vicki Redman, Cindy Smith, Sharon Tooley, Pep band members Cindi Gloye, Rick Hoehnke, Tom Nast, and Rick GuJdner play it like it like it is during a "rousing" Patriot Basketball game. "Cinderella" Displays Unique The townspeople listen anxiously while the herald informs them that the "Prince Is Giving a Ball!" "Decked out" in petticoats and T-shirts, Peggy Kirkwood and Carol Perkins portray the two ugly stepsisters, Joy and Portia. Marshall Talent "Cinderella," Marshall's first musical, proves once again what Patriot determination can do. Hours of practice and frantic rehearsals combined to make the hilarious Bodgers and Hammerstein production one of the high points of the year. Director Gayle Byers and Mrs. Susan Rizzo, drama coach, teamed up to guide the actors in their parts. The or chestra, supplemented by faculty members, added musical flavor throughout the show. Seniors Debi McDowell and Hans Bueckmann, exchange student from Germany, per formed in the lead roles of Cinderella and Prince Charming. Supporting roles are filled by Peggy Kirkwood and Carol Perkins as the stepsisters, Gary Gottfried as the Herald, Keith Wilkerson and Vicki Fouch as the King and Queen, Dave Meyer as the Chamberlain, and Marty Nordsieck as the Plume Lady and Fairy Godmother. The Concert Choir adds color and background action as its members slip into the roles of the townspeople and individual dancers dis play their talents throughout. A musical is laughter, a musi cal is tears—this is "Cinderella. Leading actors Debi McDowell and foreign exchange student Ha Bueckmann sing a duet at the climax of a fine perfoi Mike McGill, Dave Mclntire, and Doug Johnson solemnly hold the food as Dave Davis and Kent Davis read the menu to Queen Vicki Fouch and King Keith Wilkerson. Patriots on Parade Display A small section of the concert choir provides a medley of popular songs in the background, including "Bon nie and Clyde", "Love is Blue", "Michelle", and "A Kind of Hush". This added spice and variety to the show. Housewife, Mrs. Peabody, alias Carol Perkins, is interviewed by an- "Two Lost Souls", seniors, Peggy Kirkwood and Kevin Peffley sing nouncer, Dave Phillips, concerning the importance of 'Toxin", a about the joy of being together. miracle product. Talented Marshallites "take to the stage" each year as va riety-show activity swings into high gear. Old songs stir Varied Talents lost memories as the Concert Choir presents a medley of hits from the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's. Individual talents are also emphasized as, alone or with partners, Patriots step into the limelight and entertain the audience. But musical entertainment is only one of the many types of acts presented in Marshall's first major stage production. There are also personal on-the-spot interviews with such celebrities as a southern housewife, Thelma Peabody, and a New York gar bage collector, not to mention a famous Hollywood star. Hours of work, laughter, and a few tears . . . this is "Patriots on Parade". Marshall's own "Tiajuana Brass", Gary Hoffman, Dennis Nelson, and Stanley Martin play a variety of "their' tunes. Sheryl Williams sings a moving song entitled "Poor Joe". ][ JOHN MARSHALL • LIBRARY • ***** * ** t • » »-M •Jtfis» * s — > Athletics Athletics link Patriots to community . Freshman cheerleaders Alberta Eckert and Lynn Womack lend a helping hand by cheering in the aisle to boost another varsity victory. Spirit Filled Patriots VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—FIRST ROW: Annette Schaaf, Linda Stahl, and Gail Brown. SECOND ROW: Cindi Stamm, Carol Fox, captain, and Sharon Thomerson, standing. MWW^M ^P^OSF • *WS Ct m l| *J mS^A • KJi KM Kl Wm m K" I w % 9B^^^> '^^w^?5£ ^L!JS.-- ^1 K?3! B*^ &fe$ WF * ^^iwjjjj^Jj Lr'iuk W ^^^^t-.-S^rW'Tff* |R. ^PH FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS-KNEELING: Alberta Lynn Womack, \'.UK\ Longworth, Diane Nelson, captain, i bara Schaaf, standing. Spark Victories Sixteen proud patriots represent their school with enthu siasm and pep, striving to present our unique school spirit affectively. Working diligently under the direction of Mrs. Martha Griffin, sponsor, the varsity and J. V. squads start practicing during the summer months. To build and improve their techniques the girls attended a five day cheerleading camp in Bambridge, Ohio. There they attended tumbling, crowd theory, pom pom, and cheer classes. Their accomplish ments are represented by a blue trophy in the show case. To advance cheers this year a mini-tramp has been added for more affective tumbling. To boost the morale of our teams the girls work long hours on preparing signs and planning pep sessions. The Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders are chosen in, the spring by the lettermen, pep club, student council, and patriettes. ll'NIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Nan aster, Marsha Ru captain, Linda Il.irtm.ni. Barbara Priest, and Ma Each girl prepares a speech and presents three original ' Jane Arthur. cheers. Frosh cheerleaders are chosen during the first six weeks of school by Mrs. Griffin, various other teachers, and the varsity and J. V. cheerleaders. Leadership, ability, co-ordination, and good character are qualities these girls always try to strive for in doing a successful job for their school. Pats Aren't 'Patsies' Anymore i *W.W)^t W'fe^al^es I VARSITY FOOTBALL—FIRST ROW: John Teater, Tim Muffler, Craver, Mike Talboo, Tom Podgorski, Mike Touchette. FOURTH Bill Reckert, Pete Buttram, Wes Hansen, Fred Hayes, Les Rutan, ROW: Ed Mason, Steve Shinkle, Chuck Hawkins, Don Kelle, Ron Dave Essex, Wes Schnepp, Ed Terrel. SECOND ROW: Karl Myers, Coles, Gary Bryant, Mike Yates, Bob Hall, John Worstell, Kevin Bob Walker, Jim Pointer, Dennis Kelle, Marty Wilson, Dan Snyder, Peffley. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Nigel, John Sheehan, the varsity John Tremain, Bill Volk, Don Brewster. THIRD ROW: Jim Worstell, coaching staff, Mr. Don Glesing (backfield coach), Mr. 'Mojo' Hollo- Steve Wright, Pat McCreery, Royce Foreman, Bob Tremain, Jell well (head coach), and Mr. Rod Shaw (line coach). mA4* Royce Foreman, leading ground gainer for Co-Captain John Teater, playing the season Co-captain Bob Tremain played with a long the Pats, was chosen most valuable back. with injuries, did a fine job at safety. series of injuries. Facing a tough schedule head on, the injury riddled foot ballers surprised four teams this year with brilliant wins. A coach's dream of all returning lettermen made this sea son's prospects look bright. After recovering from the first defeats, the team really came to life, winning three in a row. Sporting names like "Moose," "Bear," "Cali," "Ramb- lin," 'World," "Rootin Tootin," "4 Man," "Wagon," "Trees," "Commodore," "Skeeter," "Muff," "Robot," "Stu," "Snapper," "Luchi," "Buffalo," "D's," and "Pod," one might think that coaching staff had nothing to do but think up names for the players. Not so! Spurred on by a highly regarded coaching staff the team responded with great effort against deadly odds. Marshall this year won the traveling trophy awarded to the winner in the Lawrence game. Lawrence hopes to create a vivalry and make the bame an annual event. Next year Marshall hopes to make winning an annual event! MARSHALL OPPONENT 6 Broad Ripple (Jamboree) 12 12 Shortridge 35 7 Southport 25 28 Wood 20 21 Lawrence 20 32 Attucks 0 0 Ritter 28 6 Chartard 32 49 Wiley 6 0 Tech 13 0 Howe 28 Urging the team on, the players on the sidelines wish they the game fighting it out for the Pats. »39 4J V'f Mike Touchette, running hard before his injury in Terre Haute, out runs his tough Chatard opponents as Bob Tremain throws a block. Reserve, Frosh Show Desire JUNIOR VARSITY—FIRST ROW: Bob Bordenkircher, Dave Blank Jim Stockdale, THIRD ROW: Mr. Glesing, coach, Brian Curtis, enship, Dave McGinley, Rocky Stevens, Greg Mayfield, Rick Hoehnke, Steve Fenters, John Wheeler, Ron Copass. SECOND ROW: Fred Fitch. Bill Parker, Mike Day, Terry Campbell, This is only an example of the spirit and patriotism displayed by loyal John Marshall students as they cheer on the gridiron heroes. FRESHMAN SCORES MARSHALL OPPONENT 13 Shortridge 34 Wood 36 Attucks 7 Ritter 0 Chatard 12 Tech 25 Howe JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES The Junior Varsity ended its season with a 2-7 record, MARSHALL OPPONENT meeting seven city foes and two county challengers. Al though they faced these defeats the J-V's held on to Pat 6 Shortridge 24 spirit. 0 Southport 12 The slimey dogs, this year rebounded to a 5-1-1 record, Wood (forfeit) to the surprise and honor of Marshall. Their only defeat 0 Lawrence was a substantial win over Chatard, 21-0. The Freshman 14 Attucks held their opponents to 46 points over the season, while 0 Ritter they overwhelmed them by scoring 120 points. This record 6 Chatard of 5-1-1 was the best record of any football team from John 0 Tech Marshall. 6 Howe FRESHMEN—FIRST ROW: Richie Reed, Ted Crouse, Larry Mor Paul Day, Randy Hopper, John Essex, Dave Baril, Dave Smith, Larry row, Brad Miller, Bill Muffler, Don Mason, Andre White, SECOND Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Don Austin, coach, Dave Stevens, Tim ROW: Steve Tounsend, Mike Rowley, Rick Luchanin, Mike Cox, Jim Larkins, Bob Walford, Bob Wight, Joe Kelle, Mike Thomas, coach. Wilson, Mike Gentry, Steve Glasgo, THIRD ROW: Al Rodriquez, Marshall Matmen 4Pin' 7 of 10 Marshall Patriots Matmen grappled through their second year season finishing with an outstanding 7-3 record. Mr. George McCool, Varsity coach and Mr. Mike Thomas, and Mr. Randy Lamb, assistant coaches, were behind them and helping them push their way up the hill to the top. There were two boys undefeated in dual matches. They were David McGinley, 112 pounds, and Ron Coles, heavy weight. The Co-captains were John Teator and Ervin Robbins, both outstanding wrestlers. Mike Doan and Dave McGin ley both sophomores placed third in sectional competition. The Matmen will add teams such as North Central, War ren Central, and Howe to toughen up their 1969-70 sched ule. Nothing improves a boy in wrestling any quicker than rough competition. VARSITY SCORES MARSHALL OPPONENT 32 Plainfield 15 37 Mooresville 15 47 Brebeuf 55 39 Ritter 11 27 Manual 17 17 Lawrence Central 25 36 Greenfield 20 16 Ben Davis 31 Erv Robbins takes on an imposing opponent 15 Chatard 29 matches. 32 Broad Ripple 14 JUNIOR VARSITY—First Row: Tom Ford, Steve Walls, Jack Day, Bryan Rutan, Rick Cinger. Second Row: Bill Reckert, Rick Kirksey, Jim Kasler, Bob Borman, Rocky Stevens, Les Rutan. Third Row: Coach Randy Lamb, Mike Rowley, Mark Dinwiddie, Jim Stockdale, David Essex. »yx^x VARSITY—First Row: Ervin Robbins, Mike Doan, Dave McCinley, Third Row: Coach George McCool, Bill Reckert, Dennis Kelle, Bob Jack Dau, Steve Skelly, Bryan Rutan. Second Row: Bob Borman, Tremain, Ron Coles, Mike Pardue, Bill Volk, Doyle Theyssen, David Lloyd Louks, John Teater, Jim Kasler, David Crouch, Steve Walls. Essex, Pat Nugent, student manager. FRESHMEN—First Row: Tony Cordell, Alan Brewester, Joey Aaron, Steve Skelly. Second Row: Glen Keith, Ted Crouse, Tim Stevens, Mike Miller, Ken Daniels. Third Row: Coach Mike Thomas, John Essex, Bob White, Mike Rowley, Joe Kelle, Brad Miller. VARSITY BASKETBALL—FIRST ROW: Mr. Harvey, equipment Schroder, coach, Steve Higgs, Dan Snyder, Mike Talboo, Larry Bull- manager, Bill Fox, Jim Scaags, Ralph Scott, Steve Carmichael, Ed ington, Chuck Salee, Marty Wilson, Mr. Bullington, assistant coach. Mason, Tom Podgorski, Jim Morgan, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Larry Bullington—starting for- Steve Carmichael—starting for ward, ward. Bill Fox—starting guard. Chuck Salee—starting center. Spirited Pats Set Proud Record VARSITY BASKETBALL Eighteen victims fell to Marshall's Magic "Mighty Mites" RSHALL OPPONENT in a truly bewitching season. Mr. Schroder twiddled his 83 Howe 70 nose and said a few words to his team which usually 102 Ritter 81 proved enough to declare a victory. For Mr. Schroder's ex 93 Scecina 65 cellent twiddling and coaching he was named Coach of the 93 Franklin Central 80 Year. Backing Mr. Schroder was one of the big reasons for 95 North Central 96 his success, a great team. With a great deal of energy and 93 Ben Davis 79 fantastic desire the mites suppressed everyone but the 94 Wood 74 Marshall fans in downing much taller squads. Although we 89 Greenwood 70 had no Lew Alcindor our speed made up for it. Our 90 Terre Haute Wiley greatest victory was against Greenfield, rated fifteenth in 80 78 Chatard the STATE. Marshall had a very balanced scoring attack 59 as our starting five was nearly always in double figures. Our 78 Markleville 62 scorching scoring attack was lead by Larry Bullington and 95 New Palestine 76 Jim Scaags, third and fifth in the city respectfully. Defen 101 Beech Groove 91 sive power and speed were added by Bill Fox and Steve 105 Broad Ripple 83 Carmichael. Chuck Sallee had a tough time at center as 75 Deaf School 48 he usually was six inches shorter than his opponent. Marsh 88 Greenfield 80 all ripped the nets offensively and in foul shooting, and 86 Lawrence 58 were ranked in the top ten in the STATE in these cate 88 Brebeuf 78 gories. TOTAL WON 18 LOST 3 Jim Skaggs—starting guard. Making a fine drive under the basket, Bill Fox, sen guard, dr St his Hitter opponent to score while Steve Carmichael, senior forward, waits anxiously. JUNIOR VARSITY—First Row: Fred Hayes, Mike McClimon, merman, Brad Goffinet, Dennis Simpson, Coach Bullington, Chuck Gordon Brown. Second Row: Mike Coapstick, David Wood, Jeff Dyke, Norm Pressel, David Roark. Craver, Steve McFarland, Jerry Wooten. Third Row: Steve Zim >reaks through for two against RESERVE SCORES unior Varsity B-baller, Norm Pressel, titter. MARSHALL OPPONENT 35 Howe 38 Ex^tl ""^|W •M I 56 Ritter 36 37 Scecina 40 43 Franklin Central 39 33 North Central 50 yi 36 Ben Davis 35 BLj^yl 37 Wood 32 r^^H 35 Greenwood 45 62 Wiley 53 34 Chatard 60 k^'fl 55 Markleville 25 55 New Palestine 36 47 Beech Grove 41 26 Broad Ripple 37 50 Deaf School 38 34 Greenfield 46 54 Lawrence Central 33 W~ V 61 Brebeuf 42 MjrZvM / 1 J-V, Frosh Show 'Pat Desire' Marshall freshman basketball team finished with a season FRESHMEN SCORES of 1 win and 15 losses. They won their only game against Chatard. They played out their schedule with what can MARSHALL OPPONENT only be described as the SPIRIT of J.M.H.S. If the great desire to win stays with them, the Freshmen should be 19 North View 51 great assets to our junior varsity basketballers and the 25 Scecina 34 varsity b-ballers in the future. Training time is over also 38 Manual 47 for the J.V. basketballers. With our first batch of seasoned 35 Cathedral 51 seniors leaving their shoes to be filled, the J.V. players are 37 Howe 56 eager to step in and show their stuff. Finishing five games 29 Ritter 42 ahead in a see-saw season the reserve squad chalked up 36 Tech 50 13 wins and 8 losses. 20 Washington 53 26 Woodview Jeff Craver, with 171 points, was highest scorer for the 40 42 Attucks J.V. team. Second, third, and fourth highest scorers were 54 31 Jerry Wooten, 159; Marty Wilson, 120; and Dan Snyder, Franklin Central 33 47 114. Wilson and Snyder played a split season, however, Chatard 40 acquiring points in varsity games. These boys along with 53 Arlington 60 others from the junior varsity squad will make up a large 34 Northwest 38 part of our varsity team next year. FRESHMEN—First Row: Ron Smith, Don Mason, Bill Muffler, Andre White, manager, Sam Schultz. Third Row: Coach Glesing, Garry Eineman, Mike Gentry. Second Row: Bob Robinson, manager, Chuck Blackwell, Dellon Fretwell, Bob Mehl, Joe Wooten, Larry Al Touchette, Jerry Niccum, Tom Nast, Pat Sullivan, Bill Shipley, Bryant, George Hartell, Coach McCoy. $'- m f * I i i if i ff M \g/ 1L >t3I t• $4M r ^1Q V 1 r^ VARSITY—First Row: Jim Morgan, manager, Ron Sering, manager, Tim Skaags. Second Row: Ron Holmes, Larry Bullington Dan Larra- Bill Fox, Royce Foreman, Tom Podgorski, Ed Mason, Bob Tremain, bee, Chuck Hawkins, Craig Lowe, Jim Worstell, Coach Clark Froning. Marshall Baseballers Finish Sophomore, Dave Lewchanin takes a hard cut at the hopeful home run during the baseball season. VARSITY SCORES Marshall's first year baseball team was made up of dedica SHALL OPPONENT tion, hard work, and a strong desire of pride to win. The result was an 18-2 record, second in the city standings, sec 3 Howe 2 tional champs and finalists in the Regionals. 4 Cathedral 3 The year started for our baseball squad in the first of 5 Chatard 4 March. They practiced hard indoors until the weather was 5 Greenfield 1 suitable for play outside. This hard work inside prepared 5 Lawrence 1 for the season, and got a little jump on the other schools 13 Wood 7 in the city. 8 Beech Grove 8 The pitching staff for Marshall High School was one of 5 Northwest 6 the best around. Made up of Ed Mason, Chuck Hawkins, 6 Ritter 1 and Tom Podgorski, they did a superb job. They especially 6 Attucks 2 showed well in tournament action where everything counts. 3 Latin School 2 Larry Bullington, shortstop and Bob Tremain, center- 6 Scencia 3 fielder, made the Indianapolis All-City Team, which 6 New Palestine 1 brought another honor to John Marshall's sport's program. 10 Wood 4 18-2 in First-Year Diamond Battles JUNIOR VARSITY—First Row: Bob Bordenkircher, Les Rutan, Dan Manager, John Tremain, Dave Lewchanin, Steve Hedges, Larry McFarland, Dennis Kelle, Rick Harris, Pat Bolner. Second Row: McClanhan, Brad Coffinet, Mike Pardue, Coach Roger Schroder. ££. fcJ$?^L*fVn'3 * •A Fred McCoy, varsity coach for track, faced a winless sea son as the first year of John Marshall came to a close. But through the fast-stepping and high hurdling of Steve Carmichael and others, established Marshall in the minds of track fans throughout the city. It's a hole in one for golf coach Don Embry, as he caddied his team to a 2-3-1 season. Setting the pace, were Pats, Jake Sheehan, Jim Hutchcraft and Tim Muffler. A winning season wasn't par for the first year of competition but the Pats were really 'pro' as the season swung to a close. Tennis bum Ted Pollock coached his racketmen to 3 wins and 11 losses. Handling the number one position for the team was Chuck Sallee while Jon Harts tried harder at the number two slot. The team 'served' to tough op ponents throughout the season but that Pat Spirit kept the ball flying. Varsity tracksters line up for a quick sprint during practice. TENNIS—First Row: Rick Lindsey, Charlie Manson, Bob Amos, Jim Davis, Jon Harts. Third Row: Don Knipstein, Coach Pollock, Lloyd Kasler, Mark Pruitt. Second Row: Mark Peffley, Chuck Sallee, Mike Louks. Sports Vault Pats to Spring VARSITY TRACK—First Row: Don Richbourg, Erv Robbins, Steve Matthews, Steve Fenters. Third Ro Carmichael, Tim Eckert, Dave Crouch, Jim Pointer. Second Row: Behymer. Coach McCoy, David Gray, Bob Jones, Don Miller, Eric Neal, Steve GOLF—First Row: Gary Grow. Second Row: Tim Muffler, Jim Huchcraft, Jerry Wooten, Jake Sheehan, Coach Embry. Third Row: Bob Wood, Scott Denlow, Mike Hileman. x.\ .4 \ » < >.s J Album Patriot faces parade on . Teachers Prod Through MR. THOMAS M. HAYNES, Principal— BS, MS Butler University; Masters + 30, Purdue University. MR. J. RAY JOHNSON, Vice-Principal— BS, MS -*- 30 Ball State, Butler, Indiana Universities. MR. JAMES RODEHEFFER, Nice-Princi pal—BSED Ohio University; MA, Ohio State University; MS, Purdue University. MR. DONALD AUSTIN—BS, MA + 30, Ball State University; Guidance; Chess Club Sponsor. MRS. GLENDA BATES—AB, MS Indiana University; New York School of Design Certificate; Home Economics; Red Cross Club Co-Sponsor. MRS. SARAH BOGARD—BS, MS Indiana University; Home Econmics. MR. RAYMOND BRANDES—BME. MME Indiana University; Music; Music Club Sponsor; String Ensembles Sponsor. MR. NEIL BRUMBAUGH—BS Hanover College; MS New York City College; Biologv. MR. DAN BULLINGTON—BS Hanover College; MS Indiana University; Social Studies; Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. MARION BURLESON—BS Indiana Central College; MS Butler University; Dean of Boys; National Honor Society Sponsor. MRS. LYNDELL BUTLER—Financial Of fice Secretary. MRS. MARGARETE BUTZ—BS Indiana University; MA, EMS Purdue University; AB Ball State University; Director of Instructional Center; IMC Club Sponsor. MR. GAYLE BYERS—BMus Depauw Uni versity; MS Indiana State University; Music; Music Club Sponsor. MRS. LEE CAMPBELL—Principal's Secre tary. MR. ROBERT CARR—AB, MS Indiana University; Math. MRS. DOROTHY CEDERHOLM—Recep tionist. MRS. MAJORIE CHRISTIE—BS Indiana State University; MS Indiana University; Home Economics; Student Council Co- Sponsor. MRS. BERNADETTE COLLIER—Audio- Visual Clerk. MR. BYRON COOPER—AB Indiana Uni versity; History; Latin. MR. ROBERT M. CRAIG—AB, MS Indiana Universitv; Science; Quiz Club; Spelunk- ing Club.' MR. RONALD DALE—BS Indiana Uni versity; MA Middleburg College; English. MRS. DORIS DUNCAN— BAE Art Insti tute of Chicago; MFA Columbia Univer sity; Art; Art Club Sponsor. MRS. DOROTHY EBERLY—Social Worker. MISS VIRGINIA ESTEN—BS Butler Uni versity; MA University of Michigan; Sci ence; Girls ROTC Drill Team Sponsor. MR. CLARK FRONING—BS, MED Miami University; English; Health; Baseball Coach. MR. DONALD GLESING—BS, MA Ball State University; Junior Varsity Football Coach; Letterman's Club Sponsor. MR. CHARLES GLORE—Art. MR. DAVID GRENBURY—BA Indiana Central College; Math. MRS. MARTHA GRIFFIN—BS Western Kentucky University; MS Indiana Univer sity; Physical Education; Cheerleader and Patriette Sponsor. North Central Evaluation P 6 .© fl :P i A- u A •h All COOKS—First Row: Jean DeMunbrun, Delores Englert, Elizabeth Francescon, mgr.; Charline Horton, Mary Hill, Irene Doub. Second Row: Martha Cicenas, Mary Jo Cooper, Rita Keller, Iva Neidlinger, Mae Milburn, Darlene Warren, Delores Muffler, Ann Brown. Third Row: Birdie Rafalco, John Baldwin, Irene Andrews, Mary Stevenson, Blanch Esham, Lauretta Symes, Jeanne Inman, Lois Keeton. Not Pictured: Imo- gene TeVault, Virgie Thacker. MR. EDWARD HAMILTON—Head Cos- todian. MRS. MARYLIN HARDWICK—BS Indi ana University; MS Butler Universit)'; Dean of Girls; Student Council and Z Club Sponsor. MR. DAVID HARVEY—BS, MAT Indiana University; Social Studies; Equipment Manager for Athletics. MR. PAUL HAYES—BS, MS Indiana State University; Employment Director, Indus trial Arts; VICA Club Sponsor. MR. RICHARD HEDGES—BS Ball State University; MS Purdue Universit)'; Social Studies. MRS. NANCY HENRY—BS Purdue Uni versity; MAT Indiana University; Math. MR. HOWARD HERRON—BS Indiana University; English; Yearbook Sponsor; Photography Club Sponsor. MR. LOWELL HESTER—BS, MS Ball State University; Industrial Arts. MR. MOJO HOLLOWELL—BS University of Louisville; MS University of Evans- ville. Business Education; Football Coach; Weightlifting Club Sponsor. MRS. SALLY HORNBACK—BS Ball State University; English; FTA Sponsor. MR. STEVEN HUMPHREYS—BS, 100 Hour Special Indiana State University; Music; Band Director. MR. PAUL JUSTICE—BS Ball Stale Uni versity; Industrial Arts; Sponsor of Stage Crew and Radio Club. MRS. SYLVIA KETTERMAN—AB Han over College; MS Butler University; French and Spanish; French Club Spon sor. MISS PATRICIA KNIGHT—BS, MS Indi ana University; School Nurse; Co-Sponsor Red Cross Club. MR. RUSSEL LAMB—BS Butler Univer sity; Science; Assistant Wrestling Coach. Master Teachers Fill CUSTODIANS—Front Row: Johnny Roberts, Mr. Ed Hamilton, Shirley Corbett, Paul Shepard. Back Row: Jerry Collins, Howard Healy, Myron Karless, Joe Bailey, Theodore Bowean. SHIRLEY LAMBERT—BS. Indiana Uni versity; MS, University of Bridgeport, Physical Education, Counseling and Guidance, Girls Athletic Association, Girls Intramurals. MRS. REGULA LORAND—BA, Upper Teachers College, Zurich, Switzerland, MAT, Indiana University; German, Ger man Club Sponsor, Foreign Language De partment Head. MR. STEVEN MARTIN—AS, Vincennes University, BS, Indiana State University, Science. JULIA MAXWELL—Switchboard Opera tor. MR. GEORGE McCOOL—BS, Anderson College, MS, Indiana University, Science, Wrestling Coach. MR. FRED McCOY—BS, Colorado State Universit)', Science, Cross-Country Coach. MRS. JEAN McDONALD—Librarian As sistant. MR. ROBERT MEHL—BS, Butler Univer sity, MS + 30 Butler Universit)', Family Living, Counseling Eighth and Ninth Grades. MR. DONALD MILLER—Industrial Arts, Auto Mechanics. MRS. ELAINE NELSON—AB, Indiana University, MA, Indiana University, Eng lish. MRS. DOROTHY NEWCOMBER—AB, In diana Universit)-, Assistant Librarian. MRS. MARNY OLSON—AB, University of Toledo, MAT Indiana University, Foreign Languages. MR. ROBERT ONDRISH—U. S. Army Infantry, 20 years, ROTC Drill Team. MR. NICHOLAS PIPINO—BS, Purdue University, MS, Purdue University, -f- 30, Science, Bowling Club. MR. TED POLLOCK—BS, MS, Indiana University, Physical Education. JEAN POTTS—AB, Indiana Central Col lege, MS, Indiana University, Business. SHARON PROVART—BS, MS, Southern Illinois University, English. MR. EDWARD RING—BS, MA, Ball State University, Art. MRS. SUSAN RIZZO—BA, Butler Univer sity, English, Dramatics Director. MR. BENJAMIN SANDERS-BS, Stout State University, MS, Butler University, Guidance Marshall Faculty Posts MR. CECIL SANDERS—AB, Indiana Cen tral, MA, Ball State University, Industrial Arts. MR. ROGER SCHRODER-AB, Franklin College, MA, Ball State University, Math Basketball Coach. MR (.I.IFTON SCOTT-BS, Hampton In stitute, MS, Butler University, Industrial Arts. LEANDRA SCOTT-BA, MA, Ball State University, English. MR. DWIGHT SHAW-BS, Marion Col lege, MA, Butler University, Social Sci ences and History Club sponsor. MR. RODERICK SHAW-MA, Ball State University, Art, Asst. Track Coach. MR. DAVID SMARTZ— BS, Indiana Central College, Business Education. MR. CLIFFORD SNYDER-BS, MS. In diana State University, Business Educa tion, Ticket Director. MR. MICHEAL STINE—AB, Indiana Cen tral College, Science. SFC. RICHARD L. STOE—ROTC Instruc tor, Physical Education, ROTC Rifle and Drill Team Sponsor. MR. HARRY SULLIVAN—BS, MS, Butler University, English, Athletic Director. MR. EDWARD SWEETMAN—MS, BA, BuUer University, Mathematics and Sci ence. MRS. WILMA TAYLOR—Attendance Of fice. MR. MICHEAL THOMAS—BA, Western Kentucky University, Mathematics, Fresh man Football and Wrestling Coach, Weightlifting Club Sponsor. JEAN USSLER—AB, MS, Ball State Uni versity, Business Education. MR. JOHN VARDAMAN—BS, MA. Ball State University, Guidance. MRS. MARY VanBUSKIRK—Secretary-. MRS. KATHRYN WALL—BS, Ball State University, English, Publications Director, Quill & Scroll Sponsor, Publications Pho tography Club Co-Sponsor. MRS. JANET WEAVER—BS, Indiana Uni versity, MS, Butler University, Business Education, National Honor Society Co- Sponsor. MR. ROBERT WEAVER—BS, Butler Uni versity, MS, Oregon State University, Science, Naturlist's Club Sponsor. MRS. DEBBIE WILKIN—AB, Indiana Universitv, Foreign Language. MRS. NAOMI WINTER—BA, North Cen tral College, MS, Indiana Universit)', English. MRS. JANE ZERBO—BA, State University of Iowa, MS, Butler University, Reading Director. Mr. Haynes, surrounded by a group of spirited Patriots, cheers the team on at a pep session. First Graduates Bring A widely diversified range of accomplishments marks the two-year life at Marshall for the Class of '69. With excite ment and determination as their trademarks. Seniors set the pace for future classes to follow as they forged ahead in lead ership. More often than not, it was the ability to meet new challenges and to improvise when a situation demanded rather than the dictates of tradition that revealed the true worth and spirit of every Senior. The "top dogs" dedicated the first Senior cafeteria, sponsored a Senior Spirit Week, and carried off the biggest dance of the year, the Senior Prom. The class showed a rare originality in everything it undertakes to do, a fresh new spirit which spread like wild fire throughout the school, and an eagerness to meet the future at college and at work. College night helped interested students learn about the colleges of their choice as the big event, graduation, drew near. But even more important than these facts, the first graduates never fail to display a deep concern and compassion for their school and their younger classmates. The first Senior class of John Marshall High School is one more example of the high standards of Mar shall and of the strong materials Patriots are using to forge the first links in their chain of existence. Mrs. Christie and Mr. Vardaman, Senior class sponsors, go over plans for a Senior meeting. Jim Skaggs, President Bill Fox, Vice-President Annette Schaaf, Secretary Carl Hansen, Treasure Top Honors to Marshall GARY AGUE—Arlington 1,2; Herotus Society 3,4. ANN MARIE ALLEGREE—Arlington 1,2. YVONNE ASH BROOKE—Arlington 1,2. JIM HAROLD AUSTIN—Arlington 1,2. ANDREW BAILEY-Warren Central 2. DONNA BAILEY-Arlington 1,2; Art Club 4; Cheer block 4; English Office Secretary 3,4; Spelunking 4. CHARLES BAILEY JEFFRY BAILEY-Arlington 1,2; Senior Drum Major 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Music Club 3; Spelunking Club 4; Liberator Photographer 3,4; Quill & Scroll 4; WIFE Representative; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella Or chestra 4; Band Letterman's Club 4. KENNETH BAKER BARBARA LEE BANDY-Arlington 1,2. BEVERLY BATCHELLOR—Arlington 1,2; Patriettes 4; G.A.A. 4: P.E. Asst' 4; Clinic Asst' 4; Cheerblock 3; Intramural Tennis 4; Intramural Volleyball 4; Intramural Basketball 4. DEBORAH KAY BECKER—Arlington 1,2; G.A.A. 4; Intramural Tennis 4; Liberty Bells 4. JOHN BELCHER RICHARD RANDALL BENGE—Arlington 1,2; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Ex ploratory Teaching 4; Reserve Football 3; Reserve Wresding 3; All City Orchestra 3,4; Concert Brass Choir 3,4; Music Ass't. 4; Band Lettermen's Club, president 4; Cinderella Orchestra 4. JOHN RUSSELL BERRY—Arlington 2; Varsity Wres tling 3,4. Government, Economics This group of unusually enterprising Seniors illustrates winning" talents. MARSHA BENTLAGE CYNTHIA BILL—Arlington 1,2; Cheerblock 3; Library Club 3. KEN LEE BOCK—Whiteland 1; Arlington 2; I.M.C. 3. DEBORAH JEAN BOETTCHER-Arlington 3; Stage Craft 4; Glee Club 3. NANCY BOLES-Arlington 1,2; I.C.T. Program 4. JAMES BOUGHTON-Arlington 1,2; I.C.T. Program 3,4. B Jm GUY BOWENS SONJA IEAN BOWSHER—Arlington 1,2; Intramural W' '»*\ ™*^rl Volleybafi 3; Office Messenger 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; G.A.A. 4. DAYLE BRADLEY-Arlington 1,2; National Honor \^m Society 3,4; Z-Club 4; Cheerblock 3; Patriots on Parade 3,4. m'Jm Keep Seniors Hop(p)ing SHEILA BRANDENBURG—Arlington 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 3; Office Messenger 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Library Ass't. 3,4; Block's Fashion Board 4. PAULETTE ELLEN BRANDT-Arlington 1,2; R.O.T.C. Sponsor 3. STEVE BRIGDINS LEONARD BRITTON-Secina 1,2. KATHLEEN BROADY-Mt. Vernon, Fortville, Indiana; Homecoming Candidate 4; Cheerblock 3; Patriots on Parade 3,4; P.E. Ass't. 3. GARY BRYANT-Arlington 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Track 3,4. HANS BEUCKMANN-Germany 1,2,3; Liberator, Fea ture Editor; Concert Choir 4; Cinderella 4; Dramatics Club, president 4. JOHN DAVID BURROWS-Arlington 1,2; IMC. 3. CYNTHIA CANAVAN—St. Mary's, Bay City, Michigan 1; Scecina 2; Patriettes 3,4; Spelunkers 4. AUBREY CAPLINGER-Arlington 1,2; R.O.T.C. Color Guard 3,4, Photography Club 4. STEVE CARMICHAEL—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Cross Country 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4. SUSAN MICHELE CARR-Lawrence Central 1; Ar lington 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; Office Messenger 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella 4. DONNA CARTER—Arlington 1,2. LINDA LOU CARTER—Arlington 1,2; Office Messen ger 3; Bowling Club 4; Junior Achievement 4; Clinic Ass't. 3. ROGER CARTER-Arlington 1,2. Grads Set Goals for LYNNE SUZANNE CHRISTIE—Arlington High School 1,2; International Language Club 3, V. Pres. 3; Senior Rep. Z-Club 4; Marshallaires 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Music Club 3; Art Club 4, V. Pres. 4; Girls Sextet 3,4. TERE CLAYTON-Arlington 1,2; Pep Club; History Club. N0 WILLIAM CLEMENZ 1 r GWEN CLUGGISH-Arlington 1,2; Cheerblock 3; Jr. Achievement 3; Intramural volleyball 3,4. LYNDAL JEAN COFFIN-Arfington 1,2; Bowling 3. RONALD WAYNE COLES-Arlington 1,2; Marching Band 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Brass Choir; Senior Bands men Letterman Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Spelunking Club 4; Pep Band 3,4. RON COLES—Arlington 1,2; Football (Varsity) 3,4; Wresding (Varsity) 3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4. MICKEY JOE COOK—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Cross Country 3,4; Reserve Basketball 3; Varsity Track 3; Student Council 4; Letterman Club 3,4. RICHARD COOPER MARGIE KAY COWAN—Arlington 1,2. CONNIE SUE COX—Arlington 1,2; Music Club 3, Presi dent 3; Herodotus Society 3; Orchestra 3,4; Jr. Achieve ment 4; Penny's Fashion Board 4. DAVID LEWIS CROUCH-Arlington 1,2; Varsity Cross Country 3,4; Varsity Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4; Letterman Club 3,4. DEBORAH DEE DAVIDSON—Arlington 1,2; Red Cross Club 3,4; President 4. DAVID MARK DAVIS—Arlington 1,2; International Club 3; Concert Choir 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; Liberator Staff 4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella 4; National Honor Society 3,4. MIKE DAVIS—Arlington 12; Tennis 3,4; Letterman Club 3,4; Basketball 3; Student Council 3; Homeroom Representative 3. Patriot Underclassmen ERIC DeCARDENAS ROSE DEMARSH-Arlington 2; Jr. Achievement 3,4, V. President 4. PATRICIA ANN DENMAN-Arlington 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Football Patriettes 3; Basketball Patriettes 3,4; Office Messenger 3, I.C.T. Program 3. BARBARA GAIL DENNIS—Arlington 1,2; Football Patriettes 3; Basketball Patriettes 3,4; Marhiscan 4; In tramural volleyball 3; Quill & Scroll 3,4, Pep Club 3,4. DEE DEVANE—Columbus 1,2. JILL DREXLER—Arlington 1,2; National Thespian Society 3,4; Liberty Betles 3; Music Club 3; Drama Club 4; Science Ass't. 3; Office Messanger 4. DOUG DUNCAN—Arlington 1,2; Marhiscan Photogra pher 3,4; Liberator Reporter 3; Liberator Photographer 3; P.E. Ass't. 3,4; Liberator Representative 3; Ass't. Sports Editor 4. DONNA DYE—Arlington 1,2; Student Council 4; Spe lunking club 4; Pep Club 3,4. SHARON ARLENE DYER-Arlington 1,2; Jr. Achieve ment 3; Marching Band 3,4; Bowling Club 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Library Messenger 3; Cavalcade of Music 3. "Yes, we do Believe in Magic," say Junior Prom King and Queen Candidates. Seniors Spark Spirit TIM ECKERT—Harrison, Evansville, Indiana; Arlington 2; Varsity Cross Country 3,4; Varsity Track 3,4; Junior Achievement president of company 3,4; Concert Choir 3; Herodotus Club 4; Letterman s Club RONALD EDWARDS—Arlington 1,2; IMC Club presi dent 3,4; Auditorium Technician 3,4; Rifle Team 4; Color Guard Commander 4; Battalion Executive Officer 4. CAROLYN MAY EFFINGER-Scecina 1; Arlington 2; Cheerblock 3; Junior Achievement 4. JENNY EINEMAN—Arlington 1,2; Patriettes BECKY ELMORE—Arlington 1,2; Junior Prom Enter tainment Committee; Drama Club 4; Patriots on Parade TERESA LOUISE EUDALY-Arlington 1,2; Spelunking Club 3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Liberty Belles 4, IMC Club 3,4; NORMAN FRANCIS EVERETT-Arlington 1,2; KEN ESTEP LUIS FERNANDEZ—Arlington 1,2; R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3,4; JOE FIANO—Arlington 1,2; LYNDA FINNEY—Arlington 1,2; Wassons Fashion Board 4; P.E. Ass't. Junior Achievement 3,4- Junior Prom Committee; Cheerblock 3; Intramural volleyball 3; MICHAEL STANLEY FIRTH—Arlington 1,2; Golf 3; Football 3; Herodotus Club 4. At a pep session, seniors set an example of great Marshall spirit for classes of the future to follow. * * ' • m* - . l .' im & d mkiM f J^ ! During Pep Sessions BARBARA KAY FISHER—Arlington 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Cadet Teaching 4; ED FLOWERS—Washington 1, Arlington 2; Reserve Football 3; TOM FORD-Arlington 1,2; Wrestling Manager 3; ROYCE ANDREW FOREMAN-Kubasaki H. S., Okina wa 1; Arlington 2; Varsity Football 3,4, Most valuable back 4, Co-captain 4; Varsity Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Weight Lifting 3,4; BILL FOX—Arlington 1,2; Student Council 3,4, Inter city Student Council 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Senior Class Vice- President; Student Council King Candidate 3; Junior Prom King Candidate 3; Youth Appreciation Week Award 3; JON ERIC FROMM-Arlington 1,2; Football 3; Letter- man's Club 3,4; BONNIE FRYE—Arlington 1,2; Student Council 4; Quill & Scroll 3,4 president 4, Marhiscan 3; Liberator 3,4; Choir 4; Liberty Belles 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella 4; Ball State Journalism Workshop and Con vention 3; DELORAS FRYE—Kaisevslautem American High School, Germany 1,2; Fayetteville Senior High 3, North Carolina; LINDA FULTON—Arlington 1,2; Liberator 3; Marhiscan 4; ICT program ICT Club, secretary 4; Turnabout Com mittee 3; Pep Club 3; Quill & Scroll 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3; SHELLEY MARIE FUNKHOUSER-Arlington 1,2; Bowling League, President 3; Patriots on Parade, ass't producer 3; Choir 3,4; Liberty Belles 3,4; Cinderella 4; BARBARA GAINES SENEN L. GARCIA—University of the East, Phillipines; Liberator 4; Concert Choir 4. CAROL KAY GENTRY-Arlington 1,2; Military Queen 3 ROTC Sponsor Liberty Belles 3,4; Liberator Rep. 4 Junior prom Ticket Committee; Office Messenger 3,4 BOB GENTRY—Lawrence Central 1. Arlington 2; VICKIE GLASGO—Arlington 1,2; Student Council 4, Concert Choir 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; International Club Sec. 3; Patriotettes 3,4; Science Seminar 3; Cinderella 4; Patriots on Parade 3; Marshall Sextet 3,4; Jr. Prom Com mittee Academics, Sports Net WILLIAM MICHAEL GLOYE-Arlington 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Brass Choir 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Chess Club 3,4. CONNIE LEE GOAR—Arlington 1,2; Math Ass't 3; Jr. Achievement 3, MIKE GOLDBLATT—Columbus 3. RENE GODLFARB—North Central 3. GARY ALLEN GOTTFIRED-Arlington 1,2, I.M.C. Club 3; IMC. Ass't 3,4; Quill & Scroll 3,4; Marhiscan Staff 3; History Club 3, President 3; F.T.A. 4, Historian 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Variety Show 3; Cinderella 4; Liberator Staff 3,4; Page Editor 3,4; Youth Movie Review Board 4; Quiz Team 3,4; Spelunking Club 4. PATTY GRAVES—Arlington 2; Student Council 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Club 3. PAT GRAY—Arlington 1,2; Student Council 4; Football Patriettes 3,4, Captain 3,4; Basketball Patriettes 3,4, Captain 3. JAMES RAY GRIDER—Arlington 1,2; I.M.C. 3; Office Messenger 4; Projectionist A.V. 4; Liberator Represen tative. BILL GRIFFITH—Arlington 1,2; German Club 4; Inter - tainment Committee (Senior), Chairman. PEGGY GROVES—Princeton, Cincinnati Ohio 1,2; Ouill & Scroll 4, Treasurer 4; Marhiscan Staff 3,4, Copy-editor 3; Co-editor 4; Pep Club 3,4. GARY L. GROW-Arlington 1,2; Golf Team 3; Spelunking Club 4; R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3, V. President 3; R.O.T.C. Rifle 3; Intramural Basketball, Captain. LIA GULDNER-Arlington 1,2. JOHN D. HALCOMB—Arlington 1,2; History Club 3,4, V. President 3, President 4; Reserve Football 3; Varsity Football 4; Delegate to Youth Leadership Convention 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Weightlifting 3,4. ROBERT HAND—Southport 1,2. CARL T. HANSEN—Arlington 1,2; R.O.T.C. 4, Battalion Commander 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Varsity Football 3. Awards for Seniors JEFF HARLOW-Arlington 1,2. JON HARTS—Arlington 1,2; Student Council 4; Letter- man Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Reserve Football 3; Liberator Staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4; German Club 4, V. President 4; Science Seminar 3; Senior Activities Com mittee 4. NANCY HATFIELD-Arlington 1,2; Marshallaires 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4, Art Club 4, President 4; Quill & Scroll 4; Marhiscan Staff 3,4; Student Council t; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Turn-a bout Committee 3,4; Cinderella 4. MARI G. HAWKINS-Arlington 1,2; Spelunking Club 4; Business Ed. Ass't. 3 4; Liberator Representative 4; Pep Club 3; Liberator Staff 4, Student Council Alt. 3. BARBARA ELAINE HEMAN-Arlington 1,2. LORETTA FAYE HENSON-Arlington 1,2; Cheerblock 4. STEVEN CHARLES HIGGS—Arlington 1,2; Reserve Basketball i; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Letterman 3,4. CINDY HILL—Arlington 1.2; Marhiscan Staff 3,4, Edi tor-in-Chief 3; Co-editor 4; Football Patriettes 3,4; Bas ketball Patriettes 3,4, Co-captain 4; I.U. Journalism Work shop 3. I.U. Student Council Workshop 4, Student Coun cil 4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella 4; Music Club 3, V. President 3; Concert Choir 3,4, Secretary 3,4; Choir Council 3,4; Girls Sextet 3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Quill & Scroll 3,4; Z-Club 4; Marching Band 3,4; Intramural volleyball 3,4; Alternate-Wasson's Fashion Board 4. LINDA CAROL HILL-Arl.ngton 1.2, Office messenger 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4, Treasurer 4; Liberty Belles 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3; French Club 4. V. President 4. GARRY ALAN HOFFMAN—Arlington 1,2; Music Club 3; Brass Choir 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3; Cinderella (Orchestra) 4; Concert Band 3,4; Senior Bandsmen Club (Letterman) 4; Weight- lifting 3. CAROLYN ANN HOLDER-Arlington 1,2. RON HOLMES—Arlington 1,2; Baseball 3; Band 3,4; Student Council 3; Band Letterman Club; Pep Band 3,4. Seniors Royce Foreman and John Teater display their hard earned trophies won in football this year. Our First Senior Queen MARIANNE HUGHES—Arlington 1.2; Naturalists Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Intramural Tennis 4; Spelunkers 4; P.E. Ass't. 3,4; Concert Band 3; Senior Activitv Committee. LARRY HUGHEY HEATHER HULI Arlington 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Music Club 3; International Club 3; Liberty Belles 4; Patriots on Parade 3. DANNY IMEL—Arlington 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; March ing Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4. LINDA KAY JENSEN—Arlington 1,2; G.A.A. 4; Office Messenger 3,4. SUSAN JENSEN ALICE JUNE JOHNSON—Arlington 1,2; I.M.C. secre tary 3; Bowling Club 3, vice-president; Junior Achieve ment 3,4. JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON-Arlington 1,2; Golf 3. KATHLEEN JORDAN-Arlington 1,2; Herodotus Society secretary-treasurer 3, vice-president 4; Cheerblock 3; Patriots on Parade 3. SHARON CELESTE JUNKER-Arlington 1,2; Z-Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4. TERRI JUSTUS—Arlington 1,2; Patriettes 3,4; Intramural Volley 3; Liberator Staff 3; Marhiscan Staff 4; Office Messenger 3; Cheerblock 3,4; Junior Achievement 4; Student Council Queen Candidate 3; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Quill & Scroll 3,4. DONALD KELLE—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Wrestling 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4. LINNA KEPNER—Lawrence 1; Arlington 2; Cheerblock 3; Liberator Staff 3; Marhiscan Staff 4. KATHY KIDD—Arlington 1,2; Liberty Belles 4; Student Council 3. MARK KIMBEL—Arlington 1,2. Reigns over Homecoming Annette Schaaf crowns Linda Stall! as thi MARK KINNAMAN-Arlington 1,2. PEGGY KIRKWOOD—Arlington 1,2; Z-Club 4; Quill & Scroll 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Choir Council 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Libertor Editor-in-Chief 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella 4; I.U. Workshop Journalism 3; Ball State Journalism 4; Girls Sextet 3,4; Student Council State Convention 3. TOM LAFOLLETTE—Arlington 1,2. DAN LANG—Arlington 1,2. DANIEL LARRABEE—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Baseball 3; Varsity Basketball 3; Intramural Basketball 4; Letter- J. MICHAEL LAWRENCE—Brebeuf 1,2. JACK DOUGLAS LEE-Arlington 1.2. TIM LINDSEY—Arlington 1,2; Intramural Basketball 3; Marching Band 3; Concert Band 3,4; Spelunking 4; Band Letterman's Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. MICHELLE ELAINE LINES—Arlington 1,2; Junior Achievement 4; Spelunkers 4. Seniors Work as Team In hopes of making this year a great year in basketball for Marshall, senior basketball players listen carefully to the instructions of Coach Roger Schroder. KIM J. LINN—Arlington 1,2; Concert Band; Marching Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Orchestra (Cinderella); Senior Bandsmen Letterman. PAT LOUDEN—Arlington 2; Marching Band 3,4; His tory Club 4, Historian 4; Jr. Achievement 4, V. President 4. LLOYD LAWERENCE LOUKS—Arlington 1,2; Reserve Football 3; Wrestling 3; Tennis 3; Spelunkers Club 3,4; Meca 3,4; Letterman Club 3,4. CRAIG HOWARD LOWE—Arlington 1,2; Baseball 3; Letterman Club 4. LARRY McCLANAHAN-Arlington 1,2; Baseball 3; Bowling League 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Arch. Drafting Award 3; Cinderella 4. MIKE McCREERY DEBI McDOWELI Arlington 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3; Cinderella 4; Youth Looks at Literature 3; Student Council 4; Girls Sextet 3,4; Music Club 3; Drama Club 4; R.O.T.C. Spon- ser 3; Battalion Sponser 3; Military Ball Queen Candi date 3; National Thespian Society 4. SCOTT LEWIS McINTYRE-Arlington 1,2. DENNIS P. McKEEMAN-Arlington 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 4. to Score with Success RANDY McKEENMAN-Arlington 1,2. SHERRY LYNN McKNIGHT-Arlington 1,2; Art Club 4, Treasures 4; Pep Club 4; Patriots on Parade 3. DAVE MACALEESE—Arlington 1,2,3. TOM MANNING—Arlington 1,2. CHARLES CEORGE MANSON-Arlington 1,2; Reserve Tennis 3; Student Council 4; Intramural Basketball 3. ED MASON—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Var sity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Letterman Club 3,4, Sargeant of Arms 4. STEVE MATTHEWS—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Track 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4. EARLENE MEARS-Arlington 1,2. DAVE MEYER-Zionsville 1,2. DAVID C. MEYER-Arlington 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 3,4; German Club 4, President 4; FTA 4, President 4 Herodotus Society 4; International Club 3; Quiz Team 3 Science Seminar 3; Patriots On Parade 3; Cinderella 4 Intrailliir.il Basketball 3. DENNIS MILLER-Arlington 1,2; Spelunking Club 4 Office Messenger 3; Engineering Department 3. MARK MILLER-Arlington 1,2. TERRY LEE MILLER-Arlington 1,2; Quill & Scroll 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3; Patriettes 3; Patriots Club 3; News Bureau Editor 4; Liberator Staff 3,4; Ball State Journalism Institute 3; Turnabout Committee 3,4; Ball State Convention 3. DEBORAH MILLS—Arlington 1,2; Reserve Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Patriettes 4; Patriots Club 4; P.E. Ass't. 4. DENITA SUE MILLS—Arlington 1,2; I.C.T. Program 3; Student Ass't 3,4. Christmas Tree Brings PAULA MILLS-Arlington 1,2. MICHAEL DENNIS MOORE-Arlington 1,2; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 3, Stage Crew 4. NEVA K. MOORE-Arlington 1,2. DAN MORAN—Scecina 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Band Letterman Club 4; Pep Band 3,4. STEPHEN MICHAEL MORGAN—Scecina 1,2. DIANA LYNN MORROW—Singapore America School 3; G.A.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 4. PF13 DAVID L. MOUNTS-Arlington 1,2; Rifle Team 3. TIM MUFFLER—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Reserve Basketball 3; Golf 3,4; Letterman Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Weightlifting 3,4. MARILYN JO MURPHY-Arlington 2; Red Cross 3; IMC. Club 3. tin ERIC NEAL—Arlington 1,2. DENNIS ALAN NELSON-Arlington 1,2, Music Club 3. Secretary; Marching Band 3,4; Brass Choir 3,4; Basket M BK *** ball Peri Band 3,4; Dance Band 4; Concert Band 3,4; Senior Bandsmen Club 4, Secretary; Cinderella—Orchestra 4; Library Ass't. 3. ROBBIE NESTLER-Arlington 1,2. It M wi BARRY LEE NOBLE—Arlington 1,2; I.M.C. Club 4. LARRY E. NOLAN—Arlington 1,2; Track 3. MARTHA JANE NORDISIECK-Arlington 1,2; Choir 3, 4; Marshallaires 3,4; Girl's Sextet 3; Patriettes 3,4; Z- Club 4, President; French Club 4, President; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella 4; Yearbook Assistant Editor 3, Copy Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Liberator Staff 3; Marshall Correspondent to Youth World News 3; Quill & Scroll 3,4; Junior Prom Publicity Committee 3; Senior Activities Committee 4. New Senior Tradition Seniors Linda Hill and John Johnson take a relaxing moment out at The Seniors have a "ball" decorating their twenty foot Christmas tree, our annual Turn-a-Bout Dance. a newly established tradition. EARL MICHEAL NUGENT—Tech 1,2; D.C.E. 3,4. LORETTA OAKES-Arlington 1,2; Cheerblock 3; R.O. T.C. Sponsor 3,4; Girls Military Drill Corps 4. Secretary. JOSEPH OLAH-Arlington 1,2,3. KATHLEEN PARKS-Mt. Vernon 1.2; Spelunking Club 3,4; Pep Club 3. RICHARD PEARSON CONNIE SUE PEEL—Arlington 2; Bowling League 3,4. Seniors Find Happiness KEVIN D. PEFFLEY-Arlington 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Marshallaires 3,4; Student Council 3; Football 3,4; Letter- men Club 3,4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Cinderella I KATHY PENROSE-Arlington 1,2. JACK PERCIFIELD-Arlington 1,2; J.V. Football 3. BRYAN PERDUE—Arlington 1,2; Drill Team 3. TOM PODGORSKI—Arlington 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Base ball 3.4; Football 4; Lettermen Club 3,4. SHONEE PRAUL—Warren Central 3; German Club 4. GEORGE W. PRICE—Lawrence Central 1,2; Junior Achievement 3,4, Sales mgr. 3; Spelunking Club 4. JO PRIEST—Arlington 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Z-Club 3,4; Senior Exec. Board; Patriettes, Basketball 3,4; Student Council 4, Federation of Student Council- intercity—Secretary 4, Senior Activities Committee 4; Junior Prom, Ticket and Finance Committee, 3. LILLIE MAE PROFFITT-Arlington 1,2; Red Cross 3. JUDE ANN RETHERFORD—Arlington 1.2; Spelunking Club 3,4, Ass't Librarian; I.C.T. Club 4. JANET ANN RICHESON-Arlington 1,2; Volleyball; Social Studies Ass't. WANDA RICHMOND—Arlington 1,2; Red Cross Club 3, Treasurer; I.C.T. Club. TOM RIDGWAY-Arlington 1,2; Jr. Achievement 3; Football—Reserve 3; Electronics Club 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. FRED RIPBERGER—Arlington 1,2. ERVIN L. ROBBINS—Benson High School (Nebraska) 2; Varsity Cross-Country 3,4; Varsity Wrestling 3,4, Co- Captain; Varsity Track 3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4, Treas- Showing School Spirit NORM ROBBINS—Benson High School (Nebraska) 2; Intramural Basketball 3,4; I.C.T. 4. DEBORAH LYNN ROBERTS-Arlington 1,2. DIANA JANE ROBERTS-Arlington 1,2; Bowling League 3. CAROL LEE ROBINSON-Richardson 2; Stage Crew 4 VICKI SUE ROMAINE—Arlington 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. DONNA ROOT—Arlington 1,2; Junior Achievement 3,4, V. Pres. of Sales 3, Personnel Director 4; History Club 3,4, Sec-Treas; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 3. EDITH MARIE RUBY-Arlington 1.2; Naturalist's Club i. Steering Committee, Science Seminar 3; Patriots on Parade 3; Volleyball Intramurals 3. TORBEN RL'DE-Naestved, Denmark 1.2.3; Herodotus Soviets 4; Liberator Staff 4; Exchange Student, Denmark. PATRICK NEIL RUFFING-Arlington 1.2. CHARLES MICHAEL SALLEE—Arlington 1,2; Reserve Football i. Reserve Basketball i. Varsity Basketball 4; Varsit) Tennis i I. Lettermen Club 4. ANNETTE LOUISE SCHAAF—Scecina 1,2; Varsirv Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 3,4, V.-President 3,4; Senior Class Sic; Z-Club 4, V.-President; Jamboree Queen >. Homecoming Queen 3; Student Council Queen (iandidate 3; [unior Prom Queen Candidate >. TONNA SCHENK-Arlington 1,2; German Club 5, V. President; Intramural Volleyball 1; I.C.T. Program 4, President. Marshall supporters get ready to parade decorated cars during ho Seniors Set Sights on MICHAEL SCHOFIELD—Arlington 2; Talent Show 3. RALPH WAKEMAN SCOTT—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; lunior Prom King Candidate; Student Council King Candidate 3; Chairman of Junior Prom; Student Council Tickets and Finance Committee 3; JEROLD LEE SELZER—Arlington 1,2; International Language Club 3. RONALD SERING—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Baseball 3; Naturalists Club 3,4; Spelunker's Club 3.4; J. Achieve ment 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Bowling League 3. DEBRA LYNN SHARR-Arlington 1,2; Office Messinger 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Pattriettes 3,4, Football 4; Patriot's Club 3,4; Student Council 4; P.E. Ass't. 4; Mock Elections Registration Committee 4. JOHN JOSEPH SHEEHAN—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Foot ball 3,4; Reserve Basketball 3; Varsity Golf 3,4; Student Council Alternate 3; Senior Activities Committee. PRESTON SHELL—Arlington 1,2. SHARON SHELLEY JAMES SKAAGS—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Senior Class President; Letterman's Club 3,4; Junior Prom King; Student Council King Can didate 3. KATHY DEVON SMITH-Arlington 1,2; Patriot's Club 4; Social Studies Ass't. 4. ROBERT SMITH-Arlington 1,2. SHERYL SMITH-Arlington 1,2; Liberty Bells 4; Li brary Ass't. 4; Homeroom Liberator Repr. 3; Fashion Show 3; Miss J. Achievement Semi-Finalist 3; Registra tion Committee 4; J. Achievement 3,4, V. President of Sales 3, V. President of Sales the Year Award 3, National J. Achievement Conference 3, President 4. CHARLES SMOOT-Arlington 1,2. ROBERT SPRIESTERSBACH-Arlington 1,2. CARLA STACY-Arlington 2,3. Careers, College Life Seniors learn work responsibilities through the D.C.E. Progr: LINDA DARLENE STAHL—Arlington 2; Varsity Cheer- leading 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Junior Prom Queen Candidate; Student Council Queen Candidate 3; Chairman of the Junior Prom; Chairman of the Student Council Dance 3; Stu dent Council King and Queen Committee 3; Marion County Teen Guide Council 4; Youth Appreciation Week Award 3; Senior Activities Committee; Marhiscan Staff 4; P. E. Ass't. 4. RAY STAYTON-Arlington 1,2; Spelunker's Club 3,4; Marshall Expeditonary 3,4; M.E.C.A. 3,4; Library Ass't 4. MICHAEL L. STEVENS—Arlington 1,2; R.O.T.C. 3,4; Rifle Team 3,4; Concert Band 3,4. DEBORAH STEWART DEBORAH LYNN SWANN-Arlington 1.2; Patriettes 3,4, Football 3,4, Co-Captain 3; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4; Z-Club 4; Junior Prom Queen; Home Economics Ass't. 3; Junior Prom Committee-Pub licity. RALPH SWARTSELL-Arlington 2; Student Council 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Track 3,4; R.O.T.C. 3,4. SUSAN LEE TAYLOR—Scecina 1.2, Office Messenger 1 JOHN TEATER-Arlington 1.2. Varsity Football 3,4 Co-Captain i, Y.irsitv Wrestling 3,4, Co-Captain > Letterman's Club 3,4, President 3; Student Council 3,4 President 3; Mayor for a Day 3; Student Council King 3 Junior Prom King Candidate; Student Teacher -I, Weight lifting 3,4; Student Council Dance Refreshment com mittee > lunior Prom Tickets and Finance Committee SHARON THOMERSON—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Cheer leading 1,4, Captain 3; Avre's Fashion Board 4; High School Movie Review Board 3; Z-Club 4; French Club 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3,4; Student Council Queen Candidate 3: lumen Prom Queen Candidate; Patriots on Parade 3. Commencement Brings DAVID TOTH-Arlington 1,2. MICKEY TOUCHETTE—Arlington 1,2; Basketball Patriettes 3,4; Liberator Staff 3.4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Marhiscan Staff 3. RORERT LEE TREMAIN—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Foot ball 3,4, Captain 4; Varsity Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Base ball 3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4, Vice President 3,4; Student Council 3,4, President 4, Cabinet 3,4; Inter-High School Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; Liberator Staff 3, Sports Editor 3; Marhiscan Staff 3, Sports Editor 3; Junior Prom King Candidate; P.E. Ass't 3,4. JOHNNY' EDWARD TROTTER—Arlington 1,2; German Club 3,4; History Club 3,4; Tennis 3. DEBBIE ULREY-Arlington 1,2. RALPH C. UPPFALT JR.—Arlington 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Solo Contest 3,4. KATHY JO VANCLEAVE-Arlington 1,2; Cinderella 4; Patriots on Parade 3,4; Spelunking Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Liberty Belles 3,4. DENNIS LEE WALKER-Brebeuf 1,2; Concert Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3,4; Senior Bandsmen Club; Pep Band 3,4; Cinderella (Orchestra). ROBERT LINDY WALKER-Arlington 1,2; Reserve Football 4; Lettermen Club 4. DEBORAH JANE WALLS-Arlington 1,2; Junior Prom Committee; Intramural Volleyball 3,4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. CAROL LYNN WALTON-Arlington 1,2. DAN WELSH-Arlington 1,2; Reserve Basketball 3; Bowling League 4. VICKY LYNN WESSEL— Arling :on 1,2; I.C.T. Program 3,4. LARRY WEST-Arlington 1,2. VICKI WICKAM-Arfington 1,2. Tears, Sorrow, Cheers SHERYL WILLIAMS-Arlington 1,2; Jr. Achievement 3; Patriots on Parade 3; John Herron Art Rep. 3; Indiana Hobby Show Rep. 4; Liberty Belles 3,4. DEBRA E. WHITACRE-Arlington 1,2; Marhiscan Staff 4, Index Editor 4, Liberator Staff 3. LOIS ELAINE WHITE—Howe 1,2,3; Bowling League 4; Office Messenger 4. SHARON WOLFE—Muncie South Side 1,2. ANNE WOOD—Arlington 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 3,4. JONATHAN H. WORSTELL-Arlington 1,2; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4; Band 3; Basketball Statistics 4. VALERIE WRIGHT-Arlington 1,2; Pep Club 3; Red Cross Club 3; Home Economics Messenger 4. MIKE YATES—Arlington 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Reserve Basketball 3; Varsity Track 3; Student Council 3,4, Parliamentarian 3; Senior Activities Committee; Lettermen Club 3,4; "Spirit Week" Chairman 3; Co Chairman of Student council Semi-formal Dance 3; Chairman of Mock Elections 4; State Convention of Federation of Student Councils Rep. 3; R.O.T.C. 3; Director of Wier Cook Airport for Youth Government Day 4. DAN ZACK—Arlington 1,2; International Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3; Bowling Ciub 4; Intramural Basketball 4. In Memoriam As the first graduating class of John Marshall High School walks down the aisle to "Pomp and Circumstances", one of the class' most outstand ing seniors will not be with them. Thomas Press- sel, whose duties and leadership added greatly to his school and class, was taken by death just before his senior year. Tom lead our outstanding B.O.T.C. unit to victory over other units in the city many times. Although Tom may not be walk ing with the graduating class, he is with them in heart and mind. Juniors Look Ahead Debra Adams Ken Agee Diane Allen Steve Alley Bob Amos Nancv Appleget Mary* Arthur Kenneth Baker Juanita Barcla Dave Barron Mike Baugh Don Becker Paul Behymer Mary Bellamy Don Bemis Diane Billerman Marsha Rutan leads Patriot spirit as reserve cheerleaders help the varsity at homecoming. Stanley Bixler Dave Blankenship Carol Boarman Pat Bolner Cathy Bouher Sandy Bovenschen Loretta Bowyer Renee Bradley Leslie Braun Don Brewster Pam Bridges Donna Bristow Lora Brooks Gail Brown Jim Brown Patsy Brown Steve Brunelle Larry Bullington John Burrows Sylvia Bush Pete Buttram Gail Cady Debbie Callahan Janice Cary Cheryll Case Claudette Cates Nancy Chafee Todd Chapman Lyn Cherry Charles Church Carrie Clark Jim Clark Terri Clayton Debbie Coffey Jackie Cofim Lisa Collier Sandy Comnelly Steve Cooper Ron Copass Pat Copeland to 'Pat' Leadership Sherry Cordell Jeff Craver Cecilia Cross Marsha Cross Gary Cunningham Catny Cunningham David Dameron Jean Darrenkamp Vickie Davidson Connie Davison Mike Day Scott Demlow Tina DeRuiter Leon DeVoss William Diehl Denise Dikum Vickie Doan Bob Donselaar Rick Dyer Rita Eckert Harry Edwards Debbie Elliot Tom Fager Kathy Farrar Steve Fenters Steffanie Ferrel Bridget Fields Chris Fields Becky Fisher Cheryl Fitch Tom Ford Vicki Fouch Carol Fox Charlie Fromn Donna Fuhs Vickie Gatewood John Gauld Dan Gearin Jerry Gebhardt Chris Gerber Jerry Gimlich Cindy Gloye Darrel Goben Reggie Goodman Pat Goodwin Karen Groves Gary Grow Bob Hall Science Seminar students, from left, Dave Blankenship, Patty Ruby, Dave Hirsch, Don Miller, and John Joyce, help exercise several science department animals. PSAT Points the Way Linda Hall Shellev Hall Wes Hansen Randy Harlan Gary Harmon Rick Harris Sandv Harshman Keith Hatfield Chuck Hawkins Pat Hay Fred Hayes Donna Heady Tony Heath Tony Held Janet Hetnelgarn Cindi Henselmeier Leslie Hewitt Nancy Hibbert Charlie Hightower Mike Hileman Ray Hill Patty Hochgesang Mary Hodge Richard Hoenke Larry Horton Mike Huesman Beverly Huffman Jim Hutchcraft Gary Heredia Dan Jackson Steve James Randy Johnson Alan Jones Debbie Jones Ellen Jones John Joyce Larry Kaeser Pam Keaton Dennis Kelle Tom Kelly Marshall cheerleaders kick up each other's heels at homecoming pep session. Reserve girls provide the legs while the Varsity provides smiles and everyone provides noise. for Academic Futures Kathy Kennedy Cheryl Klucas Dave Knipstine Brian Kratz Marcia Kubick Sue Larrabee Cherry Layton Richie LeMasters Dave Lewchanin Ann Licking Glenda Lindsay Rick Lindsey Dave Lingo Sandy Livesay Janice Lloyd Linda Lummis Janice Lyons Marsha Mali.. Gary Marcus Petar Marich Cindi Stamm plays a neurotic actress in Ma sh.ill's first Patriots on Parade production. Jim Markham Glenn Marshino Stan Martin Garry McClanahan Roberta McConnell Cathy McDonald Pat McGill Dave Milntin- Marcia Mcintosh Victoria Mclntvre Mike McKerlie Kathy Mc Williams Wend) Meador Ann Mehl Don Messersmith Marsha Millei Debbie Moistner Bill Moore Ellen Morgan Linda Murph) Burl Neal Sherry Neuenschwar Toni Nicholson Dave Niggl Mike Nostrand Rhinda Oden Christine Oler Dennis Osgood Debbie Page Mike Pardue Nancy Paris Karen Parmerlee Class Rings and Prom Mark Peffley Carmen Perdue Carol Perkins Dave Phillips Jim Phillips Rita Picconi Sharon Pike Shirley Pike Bev Podgorski Jim Pointer Norm Pressel Chris Price Terry Price Barbara Priest Patty Prince Doyle Proffitt JeffCraver receives a bandage from Mr. Russell Lamb after injuring a finger. Mark Pruitt Steve Pryor Vickie Purcell Linda Querry Terry Quire Frank Radaker Richard Ralston Mike Ransom Jeff Reed Bob Reisinger Tom Ridgeway Phil Ritchie Dave Roberts Denise Roberts Jane Roberts Gary Roberts Vickie Roehm Laurie Robson Lou Ann Roemer % M $ ? Steve Rose Patty Ruby Marsha Rutan Krista St. Clair Susan Satterthwar Yvonne Schaaf Steve Schwartz Pam Scofield Carol Sharp Mike Sherrill Pauline Shima Steve Shinkle Dennis Smith Mike Smith Rhonda Smith Stephen Smith Betty Snyder Dan Snyder John Solomon Rick Solomon Sandie Spradling Add Excitement, Bills Debby Spriestersbach Wendy Spring Pat Sproule Cindi Stamm Dan Stark Kathy Stark Greg Steele Vickie Stephens Christie Stevens Brad Stewart John Stewart Cathy Strange Phyllis Strong Gretchen Talboo Donna Talkington Ed Tate Becky Taylor Linda Terhune Ed Terrell Linda Theyssen Susan Thomas Chris Thompson Rick Thompson Diane Tincner Nancy Tooley John Tremain Dan Turner Dennis Twigg Bill Volk Monica Walraven Mike Walker Liz Walton Louise Warren Kathy Waters Drew Webb Linda Wells Debbie Welsh John Wheeler Cathy Whittier Lisa Wickham Alfred Wilhite Mary Williams Bonnie Wilson Marty Wilson Glenn Winburn Kurt Wolfe Jerry Wootan Jim Worstell Steve Wright raw* 9 Mike Wynne Sandie Yancey Steve Zimmerman Rita Eckert and Rick Harris find life funny 'A Jk a* the Turnabout as the girls take the boys out for the night. Sophs Begin Recovery Mary Abbott Judy Abel William Adams Dennis Alandt Alicia Alburtis Steve Allegree Cindy Anderson Nancy Andrus \A Ad A % Vickey Arlington Maurice Arthur Mary Jo Askren Lynn Aufmann Linda Austin Fred Bailey Debby Barnes Sandy Barnes Lois Baughman Marsha Baynes Terri Belser Linda Benge Dora thy Bergh Denise Beriault Rick Berry Ben Best Gary Biddinger Susie Bird Steve Birchiield Steve Bishop Scott Bixler Bob Boarman Steve Bolinc Bob Borden, hei Steve Bouher Marshall Bourne Liane Bowman Diane Bowyer Donald Bradford Steve Breedlove William Breen Dave Blankenship Allen Blakeburn ^02291$ Cheryl Bristow John Bromagen tests his marksmanship on the Levi Britton indoor firing range. John Bromagen Janice Brooks Gordon Brown Phil Brown Bill Bruce /*> \, Marsha Bryant Mary Bryant Sandy Buckallew Bob Burcham Beverly Butler Harry Byard Lynn Byers Terri Campbell n&* from Treshie' Trials Two cadets, John Scott and Don Cooper puzzle over their rifle Terry Campbell Martha Carney Ann Castledine Linda Caudill Todd Chapman Jackie Chappie John Cicenas Rosie Clark Valerie Clevenger Marc Coapstick Phil Coffey Glenda Collins Judy Collins Stephanie Collins Deborah Connally Dave Conwell Bill Cook Kathy Cook Paul Cook Dennis Cool Don Cooper Debby Cowell Terry Coyle Lanny Crawley Bill Creek Johanna Culp John Curran Bryan Curtis Don Dahlman Doug Dalton Vickie Damme Bev Davenport Becky Davis Kerry Davis Kent Davis Julie Davison Jackie Day David Day Roger Demond Guy Denton Rick Devane Mariruth Dickes Debbra Dillev Mark Dinwicfdie Marianne Doan Mark Doan Mike Doan Sixteen Means 'Dad John Marshall Kenny Doms Terry Duling Chuck Dyke Mary Eaton Bob Ebert Jean Eden Morris Edens Gary Edwards Harlin Eikenberry Marsha Elfers David Essex Debbie Estep Carol Evers Dave Fader Bob Farmer Renay Faysal Carol Fegenbush Steve Fields Barb Fisher Karen Fisher Fred Fitch Dave Flagin Nora Fledderjohn Teresa Flora Ramona Flowers Ruth Foreman Tom Fuller Sandy Gaines Glenn Gangi Don Garrett William Gauld Linda Gebhart Rick Gentry Phil Ginlich Rick Ginger Liz Goebel Mike Goff Brad Goffinet Arlene Goldblatt Beth Ann Gootee Dave Gray Tom Graziani Sue Greeson Randy Griffith Vickie Griffith Linda Hadler Cheryl Hager Janet Halcomb Paul Hale Diana Hall Mike Halstead Karen Hapner Laurette Harlan Max Harold Lee Harp Sandy Harris Linda Hartman Marilyn Heman Attara Hess Tim Hicks Cathy Hiles Linda Hinman ££Qft$& Voletta Hockman Ruth Hoge Cindy Hohenberger Mark Holden Melinda Holmes Martha Hubbard Juliann Huff Raymond Huff Can I Have the Car?' Bill Hutchinson John Johnson Dianne Jones Don Jones Robert Jones Sheryl Jones Kevin Joyce Mark Junker Lisa Kain Geri Kantner James Kasler Nanette Kasler Brenda Keith Pat Kelley Sandy Kemp Maureen Kirby Bill Kirby Rick Kirksey Steve Knapp Debbie Knapp Kerry Koniji Cindy Krug Jeff Lang Linda Lawrence Patty Lee Tim Lemay Linda Levine Roberta Lewellyn Sue Lillicoth Connie Lindsey Cindy Lindsey Barbara Linton N'ikki Longworth Linda Lorton Diana Louks Kathy Lourovich Sharon Lucas Linda Lummis Karen Lung Cashier, Mrs. Keller, can always 'count' on Mike McGaughy. ^S&MB. Activities Amplify Vickie Lynch Cathy Mahan Terry- Malande Stani Marich B r r Rhonda Marshall Joan Martin Lu Ann Mason Greg May field Mike McClimon Karen McCord Pat McCreey Alan McDowell Dan McFarland Mike McGaughev David McGinley Terry McKenna Mike McKerlie Lucy McKinney Rosetta McKinney Tom McKinney Dorothy Meador Marion Means Jessie Millard Don Miller Mitch Miller Bob Miller Carrie Mitchell Elsa Mogollon Judy Moll Mark Moon Ed Moorman Annette Moran Connie Owens Carol Page William Parker Donald Parks Marsha Parmerlee Kathy Parrott Diana Patton Salle Pedigo for Busy Sophomores Judy Peel Deborah Pfaffman MikePickrell Donna Pinnick Robert Poff Barbara Powell Ronnie Powell Betty Pressel Gwen Proffitt Paula Rahn Karen Raymond Debra Reamer Bill Reckert Debbie Reinking Deborah Richardson Don Richbourg Debra Rightmeyer Dave Roark Marge Roberts Kathy Robinson Daniel Rockel Albert Rodriguez Cindy Rogers Beverly Rush Brandon Rutan Les Rutan Mary Sahm Wes Schnepp Linda Schroder Debbie Scott Gary Scott John Scott Sheila Seaton Roger Selzer Cathy Sering Ray Severson Bonnie Sexton Debby Shank Serving in the attendance office as a messenger, Brandon Rutan helps Mrs. Taylor. Sophs Disect Worms, Gary Scott, sophomore, learns "tricks of the trade" in mechanical drawing. Dale Shelley Vanessa Sickling Dennis Simpson Rania Simpson Pam Skelley Holly Skinner Cindy Skirvin John Smith Mark Smith Patty Smith Philip Smith Steve Smith Richard Snyder John Soloman Karl Sprights Dan Staley Robert Staley Ricky Steenberger Rocky Stephens Joe Sterrett Debbie Stevens Roxanne Stevens James Stockdale Morris Stockhoff Nancy Stough Cindy Strange Dana Strickland Susan Strother Rebecca Strothman Earl Sulzberger Rick Swan Mike Swartsell Mike Talboo Cliff Tayler Debbie Taylor Sharon Taylor Doyle Theyssen Debbie Thompson Jackie Thompson Jody Thompson Ramona Tincher Mike Touchette Sandy Tucker Pam Turner Marsha Tutterow Richard Ulrey Garry Uppfalt Rebecca VanDamme Frogs, Fish and Survive! Chuck Vanover Mark Vaughn Jeff Venis Pam Vik Kathy Volk Ricky Wagoner James Walden Debbie Walden Pam Wall Ted Wallace Steven Walls Vernon Walls Debbie Walsh Gary Walters Lannie Watson Evelyn Webb Janet Webb Terry Webb Dennis Wessel Susan Wessel Glenda Wheeler Carolyn Whitacre Sharena Whittle Janet Wilhite Donna Lynne Willi; Gwen Williams Linda Williams Roberta Williams Linda Williamson Roberta Winkle Phil Wirr \-. Tom Wodtke Dale Wommack MStoMl David Wood Wright, sophomore, does some reading to pass the time. Jane Worsham Beth Wright Bruce Wright Gary Yates 'Freshies' Learn What Joey Aaron Kathv Abbott Bob Adams Diana Alcorn Casandra Alderson Marlena Allegree Terry Anderson Bill Anslow Peggy Appleby Marnta Askren Sharon Aultman Dave Baril Wilma Barnes Bob Bartholomew Jim Bartlett Kandy Bartlett Kathy Basso Donna Batey Gina Baughman Ron Begley mm Food's I students learn about the 'ins-and-outs of making cookies. Karen Begley Don Behymer Billy Belcher Laura Belser David Bendler Vicki Bendler Debby Bentalge Antoinette Beriault Roxanne Beriault Jackie Bishop Charles Blaclcwell Jim Blanchard Mark Boettcher Diana Boling Sandy Bordenkircher Diane Borski Karen Bottorff Debby Boughton Pat Bouher Vickie Bowers Don Bowsher Roy Boyce Maureen Boyle Mark Braden Gail Brandenbu rg f %ft f Andrea Braun Vickie Braun Barbara Breland Charles Brewer Michal Brewer Alan Brewster Eleanor Brickley •W5I / ..• - . ** mjmi x>r^j mmm High Schools All About Linda Brickley Debbie Brill Jerry Brooks Diane Brown Cathy Bruce Dale Bruce Jerry Bryant Larry Bryant Norman Bryant Ron Buckallew Paul Bunge Gary Burcham Charles Burdette Randy Burgin Jim Bush Terry Caldwell Clint Calhoon Cherly Campbell Steve Carbone Gary Cardwell Jerry Carr Tom Cartwright Steve Carver Jane Cazee Bill Center Vickie Champman Dan Church Sheila Clark Carol Claspell Debbie Clements Diane Clements Leslie Clevenger Sandra Coleman Marguerrite Collir if^ASifl Mariflor Colon Janice Conner Connie Cook Dennis Cool Paula Cooney Kathy Cooper Robin Cooper Robert Robinson stands in the music practice Steve Cooper rooms and drums out a tune. Jackie Copeland Bob Copus Tony Cordell Steve Come Linda Cottone Diane Cowell fijfrl Mike Cox Tony Creek Debbie Criswell Ted Crouse Jeanette Cunninghar Laura Cunningham ?%M Terri Daily Martha Dalton Freshmen Develop Spirit "Freshies" learn how to handle that ball in Freshman gym class. Kenny Daniel Joyce Davis Mary Davis Paul Day Dick Degler Julie Delks Don Delp Kathy Demunberum Bonnie Denman Rick Denton Virginia DeRolf John DeRuiter Denise Dickeson Dave Dickerson Mary Dikum Geoffrey Dille David Disher Debby Dixon Pam Doan a$p*asp David Dobbs Yolanda Donselaar Cindy Dostin Tony Drake Beverly Dudley Keiffer Doub Rick Duncan Tom Dyer Janet Eaton Alberta Eckert Bill Eikenberry Gary Eineman Jay Eisinger Candace Emrick John Essex Barb Estep Tom Eudaly Karen Evans Karl Everett Debbie Fancher Eric Farber &3§raa&s in First Days at Marshall Melanie Faulkner Danny Fenley Sherri Ficklin Karen Fitzpatrick Charlotte Flowers Barb Fluharty Jo Ford Pat Ford Scott Fording Debbie Foreman Dillion Fratwell Gloria Fuhs Devon Gambill Debbie Gentry Richard Gerber Roger Gilham Steve Glasgo Dale Gleason Randy Gluff MikeCluff Jerry Goebel Kathy Goffinet Viki Goggins Ervin Goldblatt Terry Gootee Terry Gottfried Bonnie Gramhan B Graves Roger Gregg Bonnie Grenat Otis Gulley Rick Guldner Joe Haag Becky Hannon Marcia Hardin James Harlan Melanie Harlos George Hartell John Hawthorne Sally Heman Mike Henselmeier Carolyn Hicks Gail Hidgon Nancy Hileman Dave Hirsch Karen Hoffman Sharon Hoffman Cynthia Holden School nurse, Miss Knight, tests freshman, Don Holstein Syndey Kinnaman's temperature. Randy Hopper Pam Horton Tillv Humphrey Suz> Hurless Billlnlow Gao' I»" Lynn In, Chris Irv Patty Jar 1 Couldn't Find My Jacqueline Jarvis Larry Jensen Carla Johnson Doug Johnson Marilyn Johnson Mark Jordan Roger Jordan Mar) Ranter Terri Kaufman Glenn Keith William Kelle Harold Kelley Diana Kemp Roger Kemp Kirby Kennedy Bob Kennemore Marsha Kimbel John Kimsey Robbie King Sydney Kinnaman Pam Kirby David Kitts Shirley Lafollette Peggy Laing Steve Lang Tom Larkins Joe Lawler Mary Lawrence Terry Leary Evelyn Ledford Tim LeMay Vicki LeMay Teresa Lessig David Levine Richard Lewchanin Diana Lewis Sherri Linn Cindy Loftin Paula Logan Jim Long Nita Long Rita Long Tim Long Nancy Longworth Bob Lucas Lou Ann Lummis Terry Magrath Dan Manning Mark Perry, Rick Duncan, and Darryl Vickers, all freshman, get a taste of "hard work" which calls for the library's assistance. Locker and Then...' Steve Marsh Annette Martin Caroline Martin Charlotte Martin Dan Martin Karen Martin Cindy Mason Don Mason Mark Matthews Sally Mattingly Bob Maxwell Roy McDonald Mike McGill Patrica Mclntyre Beth McKenna Ron McNair Greg McPherson Jim Meador Larry Medcalf Bob Mehl Wallie, freshman, gives the library a little "freshie" air while she files index cards at the front desk. Walter Mehrlich Debby Meyer Karen Meyer Patti Morgan Brad Miller Dan Miller Kathleen Miller Mike Miller d?AM ,tfA Sondra Miller Debra Sue Miller Harry Mills Don Milner JiuK Miner Jay Mitchell Denise Montgomery Danny Moore Linda Moore Sandy Moore Edward Moore Karen Morgan Clarence Morris Larry Morrow ^ ^ ^ Bill Muffler Susan Murray Karl Meyers Tom Nast Karen Never Diane Nelson Jerry Nicciim David Nobel Mary Nowling Cathy O'Connor Freshmen Face High Tim O'Connor Jim Olson Linda Osborn Larry Paff 9 $$9 Fred Page Gladys Page Ken Parks Linda Pawlakt James Pepper Curt Percifeild Mark Perry Gary Pettijohn Carol Phillips Mark Pittman Bruce PofT Sandy Pointer Russell Pope JA diV Liz Power Steve Price Mike Pyle Pamela Ranee Diane Reasoner Vickie Redmond Donna Reece Jeff Reed Ricky Reed Gary Reinking Debra Reisinger Connie Richmond Kathy Ridgeway Kathy Risser Mike Roark Cindy Roberts Joe Roberts Bob Robinson Robert Robinson School Adjustments Tom Robinson Susan Rodewald Bertha Rodriguez John Roehm Jean Rogers Donald Romaine Kerry Rose Mike Rowley Joyce Ruble Don Russell Joyce Russell Cynthia Sandle Tyler Saurr Barb Schaaf Cindy Scofield Shelia Seaton Linda Sentman Mike Shadday Debra Shaver Debra Shaw Frank Shell Shane Sherrill Ann Shill Bill Shipley Sam Shoults Tamare Shreve Frank Shuffitt JeffShuIl Paula Simmons Kenny Skaggs Steve Skelly Debby Skinner Gloria Slicker Cindy Smith Diane Smith Pam Smith to Mnfl Kathy Broady, senior, tempts military discipline and Jerry Carr, freshman, at the Turnabout Orientation, Reading Lab Junior Pat Bolner interrupted by the camera takes time out from bothering Steve Skelley, Bob Barthol omew, and Dave Dobbs, all freshman, during lunch. Bob Smith Cindy Smith Diane Smith Dave Smith Vanda Smith Debra Snyder Kathy Soots Sandy South 3?a$g&$ Sharon Sparks Connie Stahl Tim Stephens Jack Stephenson Russ Sterrett David Stevens Susie Stevens Mike Stinger John Street Vickie Strubel Steve Stuve Mary Sulzberger Mack Sulzberger Paul Strathmann Pat Sullivan Carla Tarkington Vickie Tedford Debbie Thacker Rex Thompson w*ia*2 Carolyn Tillinghast Audie Tincher Jeanna Tincher Regina Tompkins Sharon Toaley Al Touchette ^3 fit Steve Townsend Susan Trowbridge Susan Tyree Darryl Vickers Donald Wade Bob Walford Debby Walford Leland Walker Ralph Walker Kathy Wallin Joe Walsh Ken Walters Sheryl Wamsley Tom Warner Patty Watts 1 A. ftXxi V :^X «^ V' Keep Freshman Moving Terri Weaver Debbie Wells Debbie Wells Donna Welsh Felcia West Paul West Susan Wheasler Bonnie Wheeler Kirk Whitacre Becky Whitaker Andre White David White Edward White James White Mark White Mike Whitesides Kathy Wicker Bob Wight Jeff Wilcox Kathy Wilkinson Doug Willard Guy Williams Jill Williams Richard Williams Karen Wills Rick Wilson June Winburn Tim Windle George Wodtke Karen Womach Lynne Wommach Terry Woosley Joe Wootan In Art I, Kathy Miller, freshman, learns some basic fun Linda Wootan damentals as she practices art designs. Debbie Yancey Dan Young Garrett Zawadsky Vickie Zin 1 Advertising Community "ads" to Marshall. Edrich Ltd. Complete line of Sta-Press pants, Perma Press shirts, and other items for school and play . . . Esquire Plaza Shopping Center 898-1441 Larry Nolan gets superb help from an Edrich clerk. WEDDING SUPPLIES W*c ycHiA. faiWUtiL StatifHvitij Si nit/ Party Time SHOCASK North Eastwood Shp. Or. • 38th & Post Road Mary Bellamy and Marsha Mc Intosh take a look at novelties from the Party Time Show Case store in Northeastwood shop ping center. Jim Blevans gives a pretty bouquet from Wardell's to Liz Con- Wardell's Florists World Wide Delivery Diners Club American Express AFNB—Credit Cards 8606 Pendleton Pike 898-7755 Road 67 near East 46th Street taste that beats the others cold . . . Phelps Heating And Aircond., Inc. 3322 W. 10th Street MP'VSJ[ I Indianapolis, Indiana nUM> Jroc- 635-9776 ^tS^Br-^f "Lenox" "Bryant" f-Jjh For Your Heating and Cooling Comfort 1030 East New York 632-3464 Preston's Supermarkets Kiefer Floral Co. N. KEYSTONE at 71st "FLOWERS AT THEIR BEST" *» mote r«n» m ^.i .ci tpomij^ Funeral designs, hospital bouquets, corsages, party E. 21st and RITTER decorations, holiday flower arrangements, commer m.:,i *ljw*iiua «u. ... cmcoocT cial planters, wedding flowers, potted plants, planters, gift items 16th and N. EMERSON .C. K1.WHJO. B5 »C» .Q.O" ..CIO FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY AMERICAN EXPRESS DINERS CLUB »o HMH mnjcn »»t »» »IC«A»P rojl 2901 West 16th Street 637-3407 • ' ' — " '"—• Broad Ripple Heating and Bob & Dottie Air Cond., Inc. Florists WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 823 E. Westfield Blvd. WE ALSO DELIVER 253-2714 38th and Arlington LENNOX FURNACE 547-9518 GAS OIL—ELECTRIC THE BEST IN THE LENNOX AIR CONDITIONING BLOOMIN BUSINESS 24 HOUR SERVICE MILK FOUNDATION The Uncola 7 up - Uncola You Never Outgrow Your Need for MILK Drink at Least Three Glasses a Day Every Day 651 East 20th 925-1481 Varsity basketball player Chuck Salee gets refreshed during time out. things go better,! (mM action CoKe money After coke, after colce, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, after coke, the solution for just about after coke, after coke, after coke. any financial A taste you never get tired of. problem you may have, Call 638-2461 5000 West 25th 243-3771 MERCHHRTSBRHH-BflflKiRCTIOR Compliments of SID HARVEY MAXIMUM PORTER COLLEGE OFFERS JOB OPPORTUNITY DEFERRED TUITION LOANS CAREER COURSES For Young Women Loan Made Directly to Student—Not Parents l^ Executive Secretarial Accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Business Schools \S IBM Business Machines For Young Men |X Business Administration ORTER |X Transportation—Management l^ IBM Computer-Programming OLLE6E (360 Computer on Location) 48 MONUMENT CIRCLE • INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46204 • Phone, 639-2505 It's time for another "shearing" for Senior Ron Holmes Lloyd's Barber Shop It's "shear" fun to go to Lloyds \ 4 ^^ ' 8939 East 38th Street North Eastwood Shopping Center 898-2494 f a MBJU tV if . RCA Is a Hoosier institution, too! A to Z Rental Esquire Pharmacy • SAVE MONEY * SAVE TIME • COME IN OR PHONE Esquire Pharmacy caters to everyone's cares r« 38TH AND POST ROAD Reflecting service and quality to all their wares. wQ^ INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA W4 PHONE: 898-7633 8317 Pendleton Pk. RENTAL 898-4533 CENTER F-58 Pearson's Platters Compliments Your Gift Headquarters In 1969 of DEARSONS Walt's Supermarket SPLATTERS 5103 E. 16th Street DEVINGTON CENTER — E. 46th & Arlington 356-4775 Open Daily 10-9, Sat. 10-6 • Phone 345-4347 Kafoure's Shell Station Lawrence Lumber Co. ... the place to gas up Complete Building Materials Lumber 38th and Post Road Millworlc 898-0192 7934 E. 46th Street 547-3546 Mathews TV Sales & Service Co. 1' COLOR—BLACK & WHITE Curtis Mathes Dealer-Distr. Authorized Service on Senior Jenny Einamen gets in 'style'. RCA—Motorola—Zenith—Sylvania Compliments 4130 East 10th Street of 356-7962 House of James Beauty College Louie Loomis, freshman, tries to touch a 'good thing' at Arlington Flower Shop. Arlington Flower Shop CITY WIDE Junior Rick Lindsey gets that "behind the wheel" feel DELIVERY as a clerk explains quality. "a complete line of Floral Arrangements" Chuck Callahan Ford 1335 N.Arlington Ave. The Dealer With Better Ideas 356-2489 6105 E. 38th Street 545-8551 \stakJt^/ StokelyJkfan Camp, Inc. ynuuuy GENERAL OFFICES 941 NORTH MERIDIAN ST. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Pfffr imnn 32 LANES NORTH 38th STREET and POST ROAD EASTWOOD $»& %otfk &utwood Shoppy tenia No. I Family Fun Steve Renters, Glenda Lindsay, and Cathy Stark are "striking" up some fun. Two Marshallites display their class rings from Herff Jones proudly. Herff Jones Official jewelers and stationers to the Patriots John Marshall George Craven Ken Keltner 33 17 West 16th Street Class Rings • Graduation Announcements Awards • Caps and Gowns • Diplomas • Yearbooks Club Pins Kock News Company Ouality's Best in Paperback Compliments of Freshman, Rick Duncan enjoys a Kock paperback be tween classes. Miracle Lanes Bowling 6125 E. 38th Street 546-4747 Paula Studios Compliments of Johnson Tax Service 8725 E. 38th 898-6785 Senior, Kay Cherry Seniors rely on Paula for quality photos with a great finishing touch. 3905 Washington Blvd. 283-5544 (Dan is challenged today to excel in almost every endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish ment in high school and to those who offered stimula tion and inspiration in these formative years. Josten's has long been a partner to these educational leaders in providing a means of motivation and the rewards of recognition, and Josten's products have become tangible symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. CLASS RINGS More than 3,000 Josten's employees are dedicated to your YEARBOOKS complete satisfaction. Serving you locally: ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. Gary Long DIPLOMAS 633 Lawndale Drive AWARDS Greenwood, Indiana Serving the Third Generation of America's Finest Students with Products of Distinction Patriots ride in luxury! Oaklandon Sales Co. Inc. Oaklandon, Indiana Your Chevrolet-Pontiac Headquarters in Northeast Marion County 823-4471 1 1820 Pendleton Pike CHEVROLET PONTIAC Linda Stahl, senior, models a Paul Harris fashion ^You QariQet 6lo§e to '"BARGAIN BARN LIBERTY Congratulations BEH» Class of 1969 Grant's Automatic Transmission Compliments of Service Transmission Experts 8002 PENDLETON PIKE • PMI MUSH • LAWRENCZ.NX Automatic and Standard Technically trained on all makes and models 7614 East 42nd Street 547-84C Kiefer 2901 West 16th Street Compliments of "Flowers at their best" Community Funeral designs, hospital bouquets, Hardware corsages, party decorations, holiday flower arrangements, commercial planters, wedding flowers, potted 6004 Massachusetts plants, planters, gift items. 547-0407 Free city-wide delivery American Express Diners Club Seniors Dan Larabee and Ralph Scott are about to in vestigate the business college. Central Business College Indiana Business College of Indianapolis "Preparation Creates Opportunity" "Education For Business Careers" 802 N. Meridan Street 634-8339 Compliments of the Sophomore Class 1971 Long Electric Co., Inc. ATTENTION! FUTURE SENIORS Electrical Contractors Make sure you have an appointment Commercial Industrial for your Senior pictures with Licensed — Bonded — Insured 13 10 S. Franklin Rd. BEVERLY STUDIOS Indianapolis, Ind. 46202 Get an early start into the 1970 4343 Nancy Avenue MARHISCANI Detroit, Mich. 48212 INTER - STATE STUDIO Compliments of the "Brilliantly clear, perfectly bright INTER-STATE pictures are always right. Senior Class Bob Kubik 1969 371 I North Sherman Drive 547-8341 Larry Bullington, Jim Skaggs, Dan Larabee are "let ting it all hang out" while Doug Duncan, Ralph Scott, and Bill Fox find it a bit close on the inside. Kline Volkswagen We have a sticker that means you won'f get stuck. And only used cars sold by authorized Volkswagen dealers have it. 6901 East 38th Street 545-4211 Compliments of The Smart Shop Junior and Junior Petite Sportswear and Dresses Meadows Shopping Center & Looking at formals for the special dance are Glenda Esquire Plaza Lindsey and Pam Vik. Compliments of the Freshman Class 1972 Bullerdick Vending Co. When your tired and nothing to do Feel like a coke and candy too, This is what you can do Go to Bullerdick's Candy Machine. 3000 Fletcher Avenue Anderson: 644-2974 Indianapolis: 631-0714 A Patriot goes for something refreshing after a long hard day . . . thank heavens for Bullerdick vending machines. Faculty Index Hardwick, Marilyn 85 Potts, Jean 86 Andrews, Irene 85 Harvey, David 85 Provart, Sharon 86 Austin, Donald 84 Hayes, Paul 85 Rafalco, Birdie 85 Baldwin, Joan 85 Haynes, Thomas M. 84, 87 Ring, Edward 86, 24 Bates, Glenda 84 Hedges, Richard 85 Rizzio, Susan 86 Bogard, Sarah 84, 27 Henry, Nancy 85 Rodeheffer, James 84 Brandes, Raymond 84, 27 Herron, Howard 85, 34 Sanders, Benjamin 86 Brown, Alberta 84 Hester, Lowell 85, 14 Sanders, Cecil 87 Brown, Ann 85 Hill, Marv 85 Schroder, Roger 87, 79 Brunbaugh, Neil 84 Hollowell, Moio 85 Scott, Leandra 87, 22 Bullington, Dan 84, 76 Hornback, Sally 85 Shaw, Dwight 87 Burleson, Marion 84 Horton, Charline 85 Shaw, Roderick 87 Butler, Lyndell 84 Humphreys, Steven 85, 54 Smartz, David 87 Butz, Margarete 84 Inman, Jeanne 85 Snyder, Clifford 87 Byers, Gayle 84 Johnson, Ray 84 Stevenson, Mary 85 Campell, Lee 84 Justus, Paul 85, 14 Stine, Michael 87 Carr, Robert 84 Keeton, Lois 85 Stoe, SFC Richard 87, 37 Cedarholm, Dorothv 84 Keller, Rita 85, 119 Sullivan, Harry 87 Christie, Majorie 84, 88 Kettertman, Sylvia 85, 127 Sweetman, Edward 87 Cicenas, Martha 85 Knight, Patricia 85, 127 Symes, Lauretta 85 Collier, Bernadette 84 Lamb, Russel 85, 72 Taylor, Wilma 87, 121 Cooper, Byron 84 Lambert,Shirley 85 Tevault, Imogene 87 Cooper, Mary Jo 85 Lorand, Regula 86, 47 Thacker, Virgie 87 Craig, Robert 84 Martin, Steven 86 Thomas, Michael 87, 73 Dale. Roland 84 Maxwell, Julia 86 Uessler, Jean 87, 16 DeMunbrun, Jean 85 McCool, George 86, 73 Vardaman, John 87, 88 Doub, Irene 85 McCoy, Fred 86, 129 Vanbuskirfc, Mary 87 Duncan, Doris 84, 49 McDonald, Jean 86 Wall, Kathryn 87, 34, 23 Eberlv, Dorothy 84 Mehl, Robert 86 Warren, Darlene 85 Englert, Delores 85 Milburn, Mae 85 Weaver, Janet 87, 16 Esham. Blanch 85 Miller, Donald 86 Wilkin, Debbie 87 Esten, Virginia 84, 37 Muffler Delores 85 Winter, Naomi 87 Francescon, Elizabeth 85 Neidlinger, Iva 85 Zerbo,Jane 87 Froning, Clark 84, 78 Nelson, Elaine 86 Gleasing. Donald 84, 77 Newcomber, Dorothy 86 Glore, Charles 84 Olson, Marny 86 Greenburgh, David 84 Ondrish, Robert 86, 37 Griffin. Martha 39. 84 Pipino, Nicholas 86, 49 Hamilton. Edward 85 Pollock, Ted 86 Senior Index Ague, Gary 89, 46, 147 Carter, Roger 90 Allegree, Ann Marie 89 Christie, Lynne Suzanne 92, 45, 57, 42, Ashbrooke Yvonne 89 48,49 Austin, Jim Harold 89 Clayton, Tere 92 Bailey, Andrew 89 Clemenz, William 92 Bailey, Donna 89, 48, 53, 50, 49 Cluggish, Gwenn 92 Biley, Charles 89 Coffin, Lyndal Jean 92 Bailey, Jeffry 89, 56, 58, 50, 43, 62 Coles, Ronald Wayne 92, 55, 42, 50 Bandy, Barbara 89 Coles, Ron 92, 68-9, 73, 51 Batchelor, Beverly 89, 52, 49 Cook, Michey Joe 92, 81, 42, 51 Becker, Deborah Kay 89, 49, 56 Cooper, Richard 92 Belcher, John 89 Cowan, Margie Kay 92 Benge, Richard Randall 89, 55 Cox, Connie Sue 92, 58 Berry, John Russell 89, 72 Crouch, David 92, 81, 73, 78-9, 51 Bentlage, Marsha 90 Davidson, Deborah Dee 92, 45 Davis, Mike 92, 80, 51 Bill, Cynthia 90, 16, 17 Decardenis, Eric 92 Black, Ken Lee 90 Demarsh, Rose 92 Boettcher, Deborah Jean 90 Denman, Patricia Ann 92, 53, 52 Boles, Nancy 90 Dennis, Barbara Gail 92, 52, 34-5, 43, Boughton, James 90 Bowsher, Sonja Jean 90, 49 53, 34,35 Bradley, Dayle 90 43 Devane, Dee 92 Brandenburg, Shelia 90 Drexler, Jill 92 Brandt, Paulette 90 Duncan, Doug 92, 34-5 Bridgens, Steve 90 Due, Donna 92, 42, 50, 53 Britton, Leonard 90 Dyer, Sharon Arlene 92, 49, 58 Broady, Katheleen 90, 62 Eckert, Tim 94, 81, 78, 46, 51 Bryant, Gary 90, 68-9, 51, 78, 14, 15 Edwards, Ronald 94, 36-7 Beuckmann, Hans 90, 34-5, 57, 60 Infringer, Carolyn 94 Burrows, John David 90 Eineman, Jenny 94 Canavan, Cynthia 90, 52, 50 Elmore, Becky 94, 62 Caplinger, Aubrey 90, 36-7 Eudaly, Teresa Louise 94, 50, 53, 56 Carmichael, Steve 90, 81, 68-9, 78-9, 51 Everett, Norman Francis 94 Carr, Susan Michele 90, 60, 63, 57 Estep, Ken "Mr. Thomas is coming! Look out!" Carter, Donna 90 Fernandex, Luis 94, 36-7 Carter, Linda Lou 90, 49 Fiano,Joe 94 Finney, Lynda 94 Finney, Lynda 94 Firth, Michael Stanley 94, 46 Fisher, Barbara Kay 95 Flowers, Ed 95 Ford, Tom 95 Foreman, Royce, Andrew 95, 68-9, 72-3, 78, 51, 97 Fox, Bill 95, 42, 74-5, 78, 51, 97 Fromn, Jon Eric 95, 51, 18, 19 Frye, Bonnie 95, 42, 43, 34-5, 55, 62, 63 Frve, Delores 95 Fulton, Linda 95, 34-5, 43 Funkhouser, Shelley Marie 95, 57, 62, 63 Gaines, Barbara 95 Garcia, Senen 95, 34-5, 57 Centry, Carol Kay 95, 36-7, 34-5 Gentry, Bob 95 Glasgo, Vickie 95, 42-3, 57, 52, 44, 53, 61, 63 Glyoe, William Michael 96, 56, 48 Goar, Connie Lee 96 Goldblatt, Mike 96 Goldfarb, Rene 96 Gottfried, Gary Allen 34-5, 43, 44, 46, 47, 50, 55, 61, 62 Graves, Patty 96, 42 Gray, Pat 96, 42, 52, 53 Grider, James Ray 96 Griffith, Bill 96, 47 Groves, Peggy 96, 43, 34-35, 53 Grow, Gary 96, 50 Guldner, Lia 96 Hand, Robert 96 Hansen, Carl T. 96, 38, 88 Halcomb, John D. 96, 46, 68 Harlow, Jeff 96 Harts, Jon 96, 42, 51, 80, 43, 47 Hatfield, Nancy 96, 55, 48, 43, 34, 42, 62. 60, 49 Hawkins, Mari G. 96, 50, 34 Heman, Barbara Elaine 96 Henson, Loretta Faye 96, 53 Higgs, Steven Charles 96, 74, 51, 28, 29 Hill, Cindy 96, 34, 52, 42, 62, 60, 55, 53, 43, 45, 28 Hill, Linda Carol 96, 55, 63, 47, 103 Hoffman, Garrv Alan 96, 58, 63, 61 Cinderella cast practices for musical. Holder, Carolvn Ann 96 Holmes, Ron 96, 58, 78 Hughes, Marianne 98, 49, 50 Hughey, Larry 98 Hull, Heather 98, 62, 55 Mears, Earlene 101 Proffitt, Lillie Mae 104, 25, 49 Imel, Danny 98, 58 Meyer, Dave 101, 46-47 Reterford, Jude Ann 104, 50 Jensen, Linda Kay 98, 49 Meyer, David G. 101, 55, 43, 47, 46, 61, Richeson, Janet Ann 104 Jensen, Susan 98 63 Richmond, Wanda 104 Johnson, Alice June 98, 49 Miller. Dennis 101, 50 Ripberger, Fred 104 Johnson, John William 98, 22, 23, 103 Miller. Mark 101 Robbins, Ervin L .104, 81, 78, 73, 51 Jordan. Kathleen 98, 46, 63, 47 Miller, Terry Lee 101, 43, 62, 34-5 Robbins, Norm 104 Junker, Sharon Celeste 98, 45, 43 Mills, Deborah 101,53,52 Roberts, Deborah Lynn 104 Justus, Terri 98, 52, 34-5, 53, 43 Mills, Denita Sue 101 Roberts. Diana June 104 Kelle, Donald 98, 68-9, 51, 14, 15 Mills, Paula 102 Robinson, Carol Lee 104 Kepner, Linna 98, 34-5 Moore. Micheal Dennis 102 Romain, Vickie Sue 104 Kicld, Kathy 98, 56 Moore, Neva K.102 Root, Donna 104, 46, 47 Kimbel, Mark 98 Moran, Dan 102, 56, 58 Ruby, Edith Marie 104, 62 Kinnaman, Mark 98 Morgan, Steve Micheal 102 Rude, Torben 104, 46, 34-5, 24, 25, 47 Kirkwood, Peggy 98, 45, 43, 34-5, 55, Morrow, Diana Lvnn 102, 49, 47 Ruffing, Patrick Neil 104 Sallee, Charles Micheal 104, 74-5, 80, 51 61,62 Mounts, David 102 Muffler, Tim 102, 68-9 Schaff, Annette Louise 104, 66-7, 42, 45, LaFollette, Tom 98 88,97 Lang, Dan 98 Murphy, Marilyn Jo 102 Neal, Eric 102 Schenk, Tomma 104 Larrabee, Daniel 98, 78 Schofield, Micheal 106, 61 Lawrence, J. Micheal 98 Nelson, Dennis Alan 102, 55, 61, 59 Scott, Ralph Wakeman 106, 74-5, 42, 51 Lee, Jack Douglas 98 Nestler, Robbie 102 Selzer, Jerold Lee 106 Lindsey, Tim 98, 55, 50, 14, 15 Noble, Barry Lee 102 Sering, Ronald 106, 50 Lines, Michelle Elaine 98, 50 Nolan, Larry E. 102 Sharr, Debra Lynn 106, 52, 42, 53 Linn, Kim J. 100, 55 Nordsieck, Martha Jane 102, 52, 58, 45, Sheehan, John Joseph 106, 68-9, 80 Louden, Pat 100, 59, 46 47, 60, 62, 34-5, 43, 53, 61 Shell, Preston 106, 49 Louks, Lloyd Lawrence 100, 50, 51, 73 Nugent, Earl Micheal 103 Shelley, Sharon 106 Lowe, Craig Howard 100, 51, 78 Oakes, Loretta 103, 36-7 Skaggs, James 106, 74-5, 78, 51, 88 McClanahan, Larry 100, 49, 55, 62, 79 Olah, Joseph 103 Smith, Kathy Devon 106, 53 McCreery, Mike 100 Parks, Kathleen 103, 50 Smith, Robert 106 McDowell, Debi 100, 55, 62, 60, 61, 42 Pearson, Richard 103 Smith, Sheryl 106, 56 Mclntyre, Scott Lewis 100 Peel, Connie Sue 103, 49 Smoot, Charles 106 McKeeman, Dennis P. 100, 48, 49 Peffley, Kevin D. 104, 58, 68-9, 51, 60, Spriestersbach, Robert 106 McKeeman, Randy 101 62,63 Stacy, Carlo 106 MeKnight, Sherry Lynn 101, 48, 53, 62, Penrose, Kathy 104 Stahl, Linda Darlene 107, 66-7, 42, 34-5, 49 Percifield, Jack 104 97 Macaleese, Dave 101 Perdue, Bryan 104 Stayton, Ray 107, 50 Manning, Tom 101 Podgorski, Tom 104, 74-5, 78, 68-9, 51 Stevens, Micheal L. 107, 56, 36-7 Manson, Charles George 101, 42 Praul, Shonee 104,47 Stewart, Deborah 107 Mason, Ed 101, 68-9, 74-5, 78, 51 Price, George W. 104, 50 Swanson, Deborah Lynn 107, 52, 53, 42 Matthews, Steve 101,78,51 Priest, Jo 104,43,45,52,42,53 45 Swartsell, Ralph 107, 78-9 Taylor, Susan Lee 107 Teater, lohn 107, 68-9, 73, 51, 42, 97 Thomerson, Sharon 107, 66-7, 45, 47, 62, 37 Toth, David 108 Touchette, Mickey 108, 52, 34-5, 53 Tremain, Robert Lee 108, 68-9, 78, 51, 42,73 Trotter, Johnny Edward 108, 47, 46 Ulrey, Debbie 108 Uppfalt, Ralph C. 108, 56 VanCleave, Kathy Jo 108, 61, 63, 50, 58 Walker, Dennis Lee 108, 55, 62 Walker, Robert Lindy 108, 70, 51 Walls, Deborah Jane 108 Walton, Carol Lynn 108 Doug Johnson studies peacefully. Student Index Welsh, Dan 108, 49 Begley, Karen 124 Brewer, Micheal 124 Wessel, Vicky Lynn 108 Behymer, Paul 14, 110,56 Brewster, Alan 124, 73 West, Larry 108 Behymer, Don 124 Brewster, Don 110 Wickam, Vicki 108 Belcher, Billy 124 Brickley, Eleanor 124 Williams, Sheryl 109, 61, 63 Bellamy, Mary 49, 110 Brickley, Linda 125 Whitacre, Debra E. 109, 34-5, 37 Belser, Laura 124, 55 Bridges, Pam 110 White, Lois Elaine 109, 49 Belser, Terri 48, 116 Brill, Debbie 125 Wolfe, Sharon 109 Bemis, Don 110 Bristow, Cheryl 41, 116, 56 Wood, Anne 109 Bendler, David 124 Bristow, Donna 110 Worstell, Jonathon H. 109, 68-9, 74, 78-9, Bendler, Vicki 48, 124 Britton, Levi 116 51 Benge, Linda 116, 54 Bromagen, John 116 Wright, Valerie 109 Bentalge, Debby 124 Brooks, Janice 116 Yates, Mike 109, 68-9, 42, 51 Bergh, Dorothy 46, 116 Brooks, Jerry 125 Zack, Dan 109, 49 Beriault, Antoinette 124 Brooks, Lora 110 Aaron, Joey 124, 73 Beriault, Denise 116 Brown, Diane 125 Abel, Judy 49, 116 Beriault, Roxanne 124 Brown, Gail 67, 110 Abbott, Mary 116 Berry, Rick 116 Brown, Gordon 116,76 Abbott, Kathy 124 Best, Ben 116 Brown, Jim 110 Adams, Bob 124 Biddinger, Gary 116,54 Brown, Patsy 110 Adams, Debra 110 Billerman, Diane 110 Brown, Phil 116 Adams, William 116 Birchfield, Steve 116 Bruce, Bill 116 Agee, Ken 110 Bird, Susie 116 Bruce, Cathy 125 Alandi, Dennis 116 Bishop, Jackie 124 Bruce, Dale 125 Alcom, Diana 124 Bishop, Steve 116 Brunelle, Steve 110 Alburtis, Alicia 116 Bixler, Scott 116 Bryant, Jerry 125 Alderson, Casandra 124 Bixler, Stanley 110 Bryant, Larry 125, 77 Allegree, Marlena 124 Blackwell, Charles 124, 77 Bryant, Marsha 116 Allegree, Steve 116 Blanchard, Jim 124 Bryant, Mary 116 Allen, Diane 110 Blackeburn, Allen 116 Bryant, Norman 125 Allen, Steve 110 Blankenship, Dave 14, 28, 34, 110, 116 Buckallew, Ron 125 Amos, Bob 110 Blankenship, Dave 116 Buckallew, Sandy 116 Anderson, Cindy 116 Boarman, Bob 110, 116, 72, 73 Bullington, Larry 110, 78 Anderson, Terry 124 Bolner, Pat 110, 132,79 Bunge, Paul 125 Andrus, Nancy 34, 116 Boettcher, Mark 124 Burcham, Bob 49, 116 Anslow, Bill 124 Boling, Diana 124 Burcham, Gary 125 Appleby, Peggy 124 Boling, Steve 116 Burdette, Charles 125 Appleget, Nancy 110 Bordenkircher, Bob 116, 79 Burgin, Randy 125 Arlington, Vikki 48, 116 Bordenkircher, Sandy 124 Burrows, John 110 Arthur, Mary 52, 67, 110 Borski, Diana 124 Burton, Craig 56 Arthur, Maurice 116 Bottortt, Karen 124 Bush, Jim 125 Askren, Martha 124 Boughton, Debby 124, 54 Bush, Sylvia 28, 47, 110,57 Askren, Mary Jo 116 Bouher, Cathy 110 Butler, Beverly 116 Aufmann, Lynn 116 Bouher, Pat 124 Buttram, Pete 110 Aultman, Sharon 124 Bouher, Steve 116 Byard, Harry 116 Austin, Linda 116 Bourne, Marshall 14, 116 Byers, Lynn 116 Bailey, Fred 116 Bovenschen, Sandy 110, 57 Cady, Gail 111 Baker, Kenneth 110 Bowens, Vickie 124 Campbell, Terri 116 Barclay, Juanita 110 Bowman, Liane 34, 46, 116 Caldwell, Terry 125 Baril, Dave 124, 54 Bowsher, Don 124 Calhoun, Clint 125 Barnes, Debby 116 Bowyer, Diana 24, 116 Callahan, Debbie 110 Barnes, Sandy 116, 57 Bowyer, Loretta 110 Campbell, Cherly 125 Barnes, Wilma 124 Boyce, Roy 124 Campbell, Terry 117 Barron, Dave 36, 110 Boyle, Maureen 124 Carbone, Steve 125 Bartholomew, Bob 124, 132 Braden, Mark 124, 54 Carney, Martha 117 Barlett, Jim 124 Bradford, Donald 116, 55 Cardwell, Gary 125 Barlett, Kandy 124 Bradley, Renee 48, 110, 56 Carr, Jerry 125, 131 Basso, Kathy 124, 55 Brandenburg, Gail 124 Cartwright, Tom 125, 54 Batey, Donna 22, 124 Braun, Andrea 46, 124 Carver, Steve 125 Baugh, Mike 110 Braun, Leslie 110 Cary, Janice 110 Baughman, Gina 124 Braun Vickie 124 Case, Cheryll 110 Baughman, Lois 46, 116 Breedlove, Steve 116 Castledine, Ann 117 Baynes, Marsha 48, 116 Breland, Barbara 124 Cates, Claudette34, 111 Becker, Don 110 Breen, William 116 Catone, Linda 54 Begley, Ron 124 Brewer, Charles 124 Caudill, Linda 117 Cazee, Jane Day, David 117 Edwards, Harry 111 Center, Bill 125 Day, Jack 117,72 Eikenberry, Bill 126 Chafee, Nancy 52, 110, 56, 55 Day, Mike 111 Eikenberry, Harlin 118 Chapman, Todd 117 Day, Paul 126 Elfers, Marsha 118, 54 Chapman, Todd 110 Degler, Dick 126 Eineman, Gary 126, 54 Chapman, Vickie 125 Delks, Julie 48, 61, 126 Eineman, Gary 126, 76 Chappie, Jackie 117 Delp, Don 126 Eisinger, Jay 126, 54 Cherry, Lyn 48, 110,57 Demlow, Scott 111 Elliot, Debbie 61, 111 Church, Charles 110 Demond, Roger 117 Emrick, Candace 126 Church, Dan 125 Demunberum, Kathy 126 Essex John 126, 73 Cicenas, John 117 Denman, Bonnie 126 Denton, Guy 117 Essex, David 118,72,73 Clark, Carrie 110 Estep, Barb 126 Clark, Jim 49, 110 Denton, Rick 126 DeRolf, Virginia 126, 54 Estep, Dabbie 118 Clark, Rosie 117 Eudaly, Tom 126 Clark, Shiela 46, 125 DeRniter, John 126 DeRuiter, Tina 111, 56 Evans, Karen 126 Claspell, Carol 125 Everett, Karl 126 Clayton, Terri 110 Devane, Rick 117, 120 DeVoss, Leon 111 Evers, Carol 118 Clements, Debbie 125 Fader, Dave 118 Clements, Diane 48, 125 Dickeson, Dave 126 Dickes, Mariruth 117 Fager, Tom 111 Clevenger, Valerie 117 Dickeson, Denise 126 Fancher, Debbie 126 Clevenger, Leslee 49, 125 Dielh, William 111 Farber, Eric 126 Coapstick, Marc 34, 117, 76 Dikum, Denise 111, 56 Farmer, Bob 118 Coffey, Debbie 110 Dilum, Mary 126 Farrar, Kathy 111 Coffey, Phil 117 Dille, Geoffrey 126 Faulkner, Melanie 127 Coffin, Jackie 110 Dilley, Debra 49, 117 Faysal, Renay 118 Coleman, Sandra 125 Dinwiddie, Mark 117,72 Fegenbush, Carol 118 Collier, Lisa 49, 110 Disher, David 126 Fenley, Danny 49, 127 Collins, Glenda 46, 117 Dixon, Debby 126 Fenters, Steve 34, 111 Collins, Judy 52, 117 Doan, Marianne 117 Ferrel, Steffanie 52, 111, 56, 55 Collins, Marquerrite 125 Doan, Mark 117 Ficklin, Sherrie 127 Collins, Stephanie 117 Doan, Mike 117,73,54 Fields, Bridget 34, 111 Colon, Marino 125 Doan, Pam 126 Fields, Chris 111 Connelly, Sandy 48, 110 Doan, Vickie 111 Fields, Steve 118 Connally, Deborah 46, 117 Dobbs, David 126, 132 Fisher, Barb 118 Conner, Janice 48, 125 Doms, Kenny 118 Fisher, Becky 111 Conwell, Dave 117 Donselaar, Bob 111 Fisher, Karen 118 Cook, Bill 117 Donselaar, Yolanda 126 Fitch, Cheryl 61, 111,57 Cook, Connie 48, 125 Dostin, Dindy 126 Fitch, Fred 118 Cook, Kathy 117 Doub, Keiffer 126 Fitzpatrick, Karen 27, 48, 127 Cook, Paul 117 Drake, Tony 126, 55 Flagin, Dave 118 Cool, Dennis 117 Dudley, Beverly 126 Fledderjohn, Nora 118 Cooney, Paula 125 Duling, Terry 36, 118 Flora, Terissa 118 Cooper, Don 117 Duncan, Rick 126, 128 Flowers, Charlotte 127 Cooper, Kathy 125 Dyer, Rick 49, 114 Flowers, Romona 118 Cooper, Robin 125, 56 Dyer, Tom 126 Fluharty, Barb 127 Cooper, Steve 125 Dyke, Chuck 118,76 Ford, Jo 48, 127 Eaton, Janet 126, 54 Cooper, Steve 110 Eaton, Mary 118,57 Ford, Pat 127 Copass, Ron 110 Ebert, Bob 118,54 Ford, Tom 111,72 Copeland, Jackie 125 Eckert, Alberta 67, 126 Fording, Scott 127 Copeland, Pat 52, 110 Eckert, Rita 52, 111, 115,56 Foreman, Debbie 127 Copus, Bob 125 Eden, Jean 118 Foreman, Ruth 118 Cordell, Sherry 110 Edens, Marris 118 Fouch, Vickie 61, 111,56 Cordell, Tony 125, 73 Edwards, Gary 118 Fox, Carol 34, 48, 67, 111, 56 Corne, Steve 125 Frarwell, Dillion 127, 77 Cottone, Linda 125 Fromm, Charlie 111 Cowell, Debby Cowell, Diane 125 Cox, Mike 125 Coyle, Terry 117 Craver, Jeff 111, 114,76 Crawley, Lanny 117 Creek, Bill 117 Creek, Tony 125 Criswell, Debbie 27, 125 Cross, Cecilia 111 Cross, Marsha 52, 111 Crouse, Ted 125, 73 Culp, Johanna 117 Cunningham, Cathy 36, 111 Cunningham, Gary 36, 111 Cunningham Jeanette 125 Cunningham, Laura 27, 125 Curran, John 117 Curtis, Bryan 117 Dahlman, Don 117 Daily, Terri 48, 125 Dalton, Doug 117 Dalton, Martha 125 Dameron, David 111 Damme, Vickie 117 Daniel, Kenny 126, 73 Davidson, Vickie 111 Davenport, Bev 117, 54 Daniel, Kenny 126, 73 Davidson, Vickie 111 Davis, Becky 117 Davis, Joyce 126 Davis, Kent 61, 117,56,54 Davis, Kerry 117, 54 Davis, Mary 126 Davison, Connie 36, 111 Rosie Clark and Dennis Nels Davison, Julie 117 Fuhs, Donna 111 Guldner, Rick 127, 54 Hiles, Cathy 34, 49, 118 Fuhs, Gloria 127 Haag, Joe 127 Hineman, Linda 118 Fuller, Tom 118 Hadler, Linda 118 Hirsch, Dave 28, 127 Gaines, Sandy 118 Hager, Cheryl 118 Hochgesang, Patty 112 Gambill, Devon 127 Halcomb, Janet 118 Hockman, Voletta 118 Gangi, Glenn 118 Hale, Paul 118 Hodge, Mary 38, 112 Garrett, Don 118 Hall, Bob 110 Hoenke, Richard 112 Gatewood, Vickie 111 Hall, Diana 118 Gauld, John 49, 111 Hoffman, Karen 48, 127, 54 Hall, Linda 112 Hoffman, Sharon 48, 127, 54 Gault, William 118 Hall, Shelley 112 Gearin, Dan 111 Hoge, Ruth 118 Halstead, Mike 18, 118 Honenberger, Cindy 118 Gebhardt, Jerry Hannon, Becky 127 Gebhart, Linda 111,118 Holden, Cynthis 127 Hansen, Wes 112 Holden, Mark 118 Gentry, Debbie 127 Hapner, Karen 36, 118 Gentry, Mike 76, 127 Holmes, Melinda 118,54 Hardin, Marcia 127 Holstein, Dan 127 Gentry, Rick 49, 118 Harlen, James 127 Gerber, Chris 111 Hopper, Randy 127 Harlan, Laurette 48, 52, 118 Horton, Pam 127 Gerber, Richard 127 Harlan, Randy 49, 112 Gilham, Roger 127 Horton, Larry 112 Haros, Melanie 127 Hubbard, Matha 118 Gimlich, Jerry 111 Harmon, Gary 112 Ginger, Rick 118, 72 Hudgins, Susan 127 Harold, Max 118 Huesman, Mike 112 Ginlich, Phil 118 Harp, Lee 118 Glasgo, Steve 14, 127, 56 Huff, Juliann 118 Harris, Rick 112, 115,79 Huff, Raymond 118 Gleason, Dale 127 Harris, Sandy 118 Gloye, Cindy 111,54 Huffman, Beverly 112 Harshman, Sandy 112 Humphrey, Tilly 127 Cluff, Randy 14, 127 Hartell, George 127 Gluff, Mike 127 Hurless, Suzy 127 Hartman, Linda 67, 118 Hutchcraft, Jim 119,54 Goben, Darrel 111 Hatfield, Keith 112 Goebel, Jerry 127 Hutchinson, Bill 119 Hawkins, Chuck 112,78 Inlow, Bill 127, 54 Goebel, Liz 118 Hawthorne, Chuck 54 Goff, Mike 118 Inman, Gary 127 Hawthorne, John 46, 127 Inman, Lynn 127 Goffinet, Brad 118,79,76 Hay, Pat 112 Goffinet, Kathy 127 Irwin, Chris 127 Hayes, Fred 112, 76 Jackson, Dan 111, 54 Goggins, Viki 127 Heady, Donna 112, 57 Golcfblatt, Arlenell8 James, Patty 127 Heath, Tony 112,56 James, Tseve 111 Goldblatt, Ervin 127 Hedges, Steve 79 Goodman, Reggie 111 Jarvis, Jacqueline 128 Held, Tony 112 Jenson, Larry 128 Goodwin, Pat 111 Heman, Marilyn 118 Gootee, Beth Ann 118 Johnson, Carla 128, 54 Hemen, Sally 127 Johnson, Doug 61, 128, 56 Gootee, Terry 127 Hemelgam, Janet 36, 49, 112 Gottfried, Terry 46, 127, 54 Johnson, John 22, 119 Henselmeier, Cindi 52, 112, 56, 55 Johnson, Marilyn 128 Graham, Bonnie 27, 36, 127 Henselmeier, Mike 127 Graves, Bonnie 127 Johnson, Randy 111 Heredia, Gary Jones, Debbie 111 Gray, Dave 118, 54 Hess, Attara 118 Graziani, Tom 118 Jones, Alan 111 Hewitt, Leslie 34, 112 Jones, Deanne 119 Greeson, Sue 118 Hibbert, Nancy 112 Gregg, Roger 127 Jones, Don 119 Hicks, Carolyn 127 Jones, Ellen 111 Grenat, Bonnie 127 Hicks, Tim 118 Griffith, Randy 118 Jones, Robert 119 Hidgon, Gail 36, 127 Jones, Sheryl 119 Griffith, Vickie 48, 52, 118, 55 Hightower, Charlie 112 Groves, Karen 111 Jordan, Roger 128 Hileman, Mike 112,56,55 Jordan, Mark 128 Grow, Gary 111 Hileman, Nancy 127 Gulley, Oris 127 Joyce, John 28, 49, 111 Hill, Ray 36, 112 Joyce, Kevin 119 Kaeser, Larry 111 Kain, Lisa 119 Kanter, Maey 128 Kantner, Geri 119 Kaufman, Terri 128 Kasler, James 119,72,73 Kasler, Nanette 48, 67, 119 Keaton, Pam 111 Keith, Brenda 119 Keith, Glenn 128, 73 Kelle, Joe 73, 128 Kelle, Dennis 111,79,73 Kelley, Harold 128 Kelley, Tom 128 Kelley, Pat 52, 119 Kemp, Diana 128 Kemp, Sandy 119 Kennedy, Kathy 113, 56 Kennedy, Kirby 128 Kennemore, Bob 128 Kimbel, Marsha 48, 128 Kimsey, John 46, 128, 54 King, Robbie 128 Kinnaman, Sydney 127, 128 Kirby, Bill 119 Kirby, Maureen 119 Kirby, Pam 128 Kirksey, Rick 119, 72 Kitts, David 128 Klucas, Cheryl 113 Knapp, Debbie 119 Knapp, Steve 36, 119 Knipstine, Dave 113 Kohiji, Kerry 119 Kratz, Brian 113 Krug, Cindy 119 Kybic, Marcia 111, 54 Lafollette, Shirley 46, 128 Library provides peaceful study surroundings. Laing, Peggy 128 McKinney, Lucy 120 McKinney, Rosetta 120 McKinney, Tom 120 McNair, Ron 129 MePherson, Greg 129 McWilliams, Kathy 36, 113 Meador, Dorothy 120 Meador, Jim 129 Meador, Wendy 61, 113, 57 Means, Marion 120 Medcalf, Larry 129 Mehl, Ann 52, 113, 55 Mehl, Bob 129, 56, 77 Mehrlich, Walter 129 Messersmith, Con 113 Meyer, Debbie 129 Meyer, Karen 46, 129 Meyers, Karl 129 Millard, Jessie 120 Miller, Bob 120 Miller, Brad 129, 73 Miller, Dan 129 Miller, Debra Sue 129 Miller, Don 28, 120 Miller, Kathleen 129, 133 Miller, Marsha 52, 113, 54 Miller, Mitch 36,120 Miller, Mike 129, 73 Miller, Sondra 129 Mills, Harry 129 Milner, Don 129 Miner, Jody 129 Mitchell, Jay 129 Mogollon, Elsa 120 Moistner, Debbie 49, 113 Moll, Judy 34, 120 Montgomery, Denise 129 Moon, Mark 120 Pats face first test of season in Jamboree. Moore, Bill 113 Moore, Danny 129 Moore, Edward 129 Moore, Linda 129 Moore, Sandy 129 Moorman, Ed 120 Lang, Jeff 119 Lung, Karen 119 Moran, Annette 120 Lang, Steve 128 Lynch, Vickie 120 Morgan, Ellen 113 Larkins, Tom 128 Lyons, Janice 113 Morgan, James 120, 78 Larrabee, Sue 52, 113, 56, 54 Magrath, Terry 128 Morgan, Karen 129 Lawler, Joe 128 Marian, Cathy 120 Morgan, Myra 48, 120 Malander, Terry 120 Morgan, Patti 129 Lawrence, Linda 46, 49, 119 Morris, Clarence 129 Lawrence, Mary 128 Malia, Marsha 113 Manning, Dan 128 Morrow, Larry 129 Lay ton, Cheri 113 Mounts, Douglas 120 Leary, Terry 128 Marcus, Gary 113 Marich, Petar 46 Muffler, Bill 129, 76 Ledford, Evelyn 128 Murphy, Linda 113 Lee, Patty 119 Marich, Stani 120 Markham, Jim 46, 113 Murray, Steven 120 LeMasters, Richie 111 Murray, Susan 129 LeMay, Tim 119, 128 Marsh, Steve 129 Marshall, Rhonda 120 Musgrave, Joe 120 LeMay, Vickie 128 Nahre, Jim 120 Lessig, Teresa 128 Marshino, Glenn 14, 113 Martin, Annette 129 Nast, Tom 129, 54, 77 Levine, Dave 128 Martin, Caroline 129 Neal, Burl 113 Levine, Linda 119,57,54 Martin, Charlotte 129 Neal, Cathy 120 Lewchanin, Dave 113, 78, 79 Martin, Dan 129 Neal, Donna 36, 120 Lewchanin, Richard 128 Martin, Joan 46, 120 Nelson, Diane 67, 129, 54 Lewellyn, Roberta 119 Martin, Karen 129 Neuenschwander, Sherry 113 Lewis, Diana 128 Martin, Stan 63, 113,56,54 Never, Karwn 129 Licking, Ann 48, 113 Mason, Cindy 129 Niccum, Jerry 129, 77 Lillicoth, Sue 119 Mason, Don 129, 76 Nicholson, Toni 113 Lindsay, Clenda 36, 113, 151, 143 Mason, Lu Ann 120 Nigel, Dave 113 Lindsay, Rick 34, 113, 143 Matthews, Mark 129 Nobel, David 129 Lindsey, Rick 34, 113, 143 Mattingly, Sally 129 Noble, Holly 120 Lindsey, Connie 119 Maxwell, Bob 129 Nowling, Mary 129 Lindsey, Cindy 119,57 Mayficld, Greg 120 Nostrand, Mike 113 Lingo, Dave 113 McClanahan, Larry 113 Nugent, Pat 120, 73 Linn, Sherre 128 McClimon, Mike 120, 76 Obrect, Karen 120 Linton, Barbara 46, 119 McConnell, Roberta 113, 54 O'Conner, Cathy 129 Livesay, Sandy 113 McCord, Karen 120 O'Conner Tim 130 Lloyd, Janice 36, 113 McCreery, Pat 120 Oden, Rhinda 46, 48, 52, 113 Lofton, Cindy 128 McDonald, Cathy 34, 113 Oler, Christine 46, 113, 55 Logan, Paula 128 McDonald, Roy 129 Oliver, Bob 120 Long, Jim 128 McDowell, Alan 120, 56 Olson, Jim 130 Long, Nita 128 McFarland, Dan 120, 79, 76 Osbom, Linda 27, 130 McGaughey, Mike 119, 120, 54 Osgood, Dennis 113 Long, Rita 128 Ott, James 120 Long, Tim 128, 54 McGill. Mike 61, 129, 56 McCill, Pat 113, 56, 57 Overton, Brenda 120 Longworth, Nancy 67, 128 Overton, Linda 120 Longworth, Nikki 34, 48, 52, 119 McGinley, David 120, 73 Mclntire, Dave 46, 61, 113, 56 Owens, Connie 120 Lorton, Linda 119, 54 Paff, Larry 130 Louks, Diana 36, 49, 119 Mcintosh, Marcia 49, 113, 136 Mclntyre, Patricia 129 Page, Carol 120 Lovrovich, Kathy 49, 119 Page, Debbie 113 Luby, Russ 54 Mclntyre, Victoria 113, 55 McKenna, Beth 129 Page, Fred 140 Lucas, Bob 128 Page, Gladys 130 Lucas, Sharon 119 MeKenna, Terry 120 Lummis, Linda 52, 113, 119 McKerlie, Mike 113, 120 Lummis, Lou Ann 36, 48, 128 Prince, Patty 113 Sexton, Bonnie 121 Proffitt, Doyle 114 Shadday, Mike 14, 131 Proffitt, Gwen 121 Shank, Debbie 121, 56 Pruitt, Mark 114 Sharp, Carol 114 Pryor, Steve 114,54 Shaver, Debra 131 Purcell, Vickie 36, 114 Shaw, Debra 131 Pyle, Mike 130 Shell, Frank 131 Querry, Linda 114 Shelley, Dale 122 Quire, Terry 114 Sherriil, Mike 114 Radaker, Frank 49, 114,54 Sherrill, Shane 131 Rahn, Paula 121 Shilling, Ann 131 Ralston, Richard 114 Shima, Pauline 46, 114, 56 Ranee, Pamela 130 Shinkle, Steve 114 Ransom, Mike 114 Shipley, Bill 131, 77 Raymond, Karen 121 Shoults, Sam 131 Reamer, Deborah 121 Shreve, Tamera 131 Reasoner, Diane 130 Shull, Jeff 131 Reckert, Bill 121, 72, 73 Schultz, Sam 77 Redmond, Vickie 130 Sickling, Vanessa 122 Reece, Donna 130 Simmons, Paula 131 Reed,Jeff 114 Simpson, Dennis 122, 76 Reed,Jeff 130 Simpson, Raina 122 Reinking, Debbie 121 Skaggs, Kenny 131 Reinking, Gary 130 Skelley, Pam 46, 122 Reisinger, Bob 114 Skelley, Steve 131, 132, 73 Reisinger, Debra 130 Skinner, Debby 131 Richardson, Deborah 121 Skinner, Holly 122 Richbourg, Don 121 Skirvin, Cindy 122 Richmond, Connie 130 Slicker, Gloria 131 Ridgeway, Kathy 130 Smith, Bob 132, 56 Ridgeway, Tom 114 Smith, Cindy 131, 132 Rightmeyer, Debra 121 Smith, Dave 132 Risser, Kathy 130 Smith, Diane 131, 132 Ritchie, Phil 114 Smith, Dennis 114 Roark, Dave 121, 76 Smith, John 122 Roark, Mike 130 Smith, Mark 122 Roberts, Cindy 130, 54 Smith, Mike 114 Roberts, Dave 14, 114, 54 Smith, Pam 131 Roberts, Denise 52, 114,55 Smith, Patty 122 Roberts, Gary 114 Smith, Phillip 122 Roberts, Jane 114 Smith, Rhonda 52, 114 Roberts, Joe 130 Smith, Stephen 114 Roberts, Marge 121 Smith, Steve 122 Freshman, Nanci Longworth celebrates the Robinson, Bob 125, 130, 77 Smith, Vanda 132 end of school. Robinson, Kathy 121, 57 Snyder, Betty 114 Robinson, Joe Snyder, Dan 114 Robinson, Tom 131 Snyder, Debra 132 Pardue, Mike 113, 79, 73 Robson, Laurie 114 Snyder, Richard 122 Paris, Nancy 113 Rockel, Daniel 121 Soloman, John 114, 122 Parker, William 120 Rodewald, Susan 131 Soloman, Rick 114 Parks, Donald 120 Rodriguez, Albert 121 Soots, Kathy 132 Parks, Ken 130 Rodriguez, Bertha 131 South, Sandy 132 Parmerlee, Karen 52, 113, 57, 54 Roehm, John 131 Sparks, Sharon 132 Parmerlee, Marcia 52, 120, 56 Roehm, Vickie 114 Spradling, Sandie 114 Parrott, Kathy 120 Roemer, Lou Ann 46, 49, 114 Spriestersbach, Debby 115 Patton, Diana 46, 120 Rodgers, Cindy 34, 46, 121 Sprights, Karl 122 Pawlake, Linda 130 Rodgers, Jean 46, 131 Spring, Wendy 115 Pedigo, Sally 120 Romaine, Donald 131 Sproule, Pat 115 Pell, Judy 121 Rose, Kerry 131 Stahl, Connie 48, 132 Peffley, Maek 114 Rose, Steve 34, 114 Staley, Dan 122 Pepper, James 130, 54 Rowley, Mike 131, 72, 73 Staley, Robert 122 Percifield, Curt 130 Ruble, Joyce 131 Stamn, Cindi 67, 113, 115 Perdue, Carmen 114 Ruby, Patty 28, 114,56 Stark, Dan 115 Perkins, Carol 46, 61, 63, 114, 56 Rush, Beverly 48, 121 Stark, Kathy 46, 115 Perry, Mary 128 Russell, Don 131 Steele, Greg 115, 54 Pettijohn, Garyl30 Russell, Joyce 131 Steenberger, Ricki 122 Stephens, Tim 132, 73 Perry, Mark 130 Rutan, Bryan 72, 73, 54 Pfaffman, Deborah 121 Stephens, Rocky 122, 72 Rutan, Les 34, 121, 79, 72 Stephens, Vickie 115 Phillips, Carol 130 Rutan, Marsha 34, 67, 111 ,114, 56 Phillips, Dave 63, 114, 56 Stephenson, Jack 132 Sahm, Mary 52, 121 Sterrett, Joe 122 Phillips, Jim 114 St. Clair, Krista 114,56 Piccone, Rita 52, 114, 54 Sterrett, Russ 132 Sandler, Cynthia 131 Stevens, Christie 48, 115 Pickrell, Mike 46, 121, 54 Saure, Tyler 131, 54 Stevens, David 132 Pike, Sharon 114 Satterthwaite, Susan 114 Stevens, Debbie 122 Pike, Shirley 114 Schaaf, Barbara 67 Stevens, Roxanne 122 Pinnick, Donna 52, 121, 55 Schaaf, Yvonne 52, 114, 55 Stevens, Susie 132 Pittman, Mark 130 Schnepp, Wes 121 Stewart, Brad 115 Podgorski, Bev 114 Schroder, Linda 121 Stewart, John 115 Paff, Bruce 130 Schwartz, Steve 114, 55 Stinger, Mike 132 Paff, Robert 121 Scofield, Cindy 48 Stockdale, James 122, 72 Pointer, Jim 114,56 Scofield, Pam 52, 114, 56, 55 Stockhoff, Morris Pointer, Sandy 48, 130 Scofield, Scott 131 Stough, Nancy 122 Pope, Russell 130 Scott, Debbie 48, 121 Strange, Cathy 46, 115 Powell, Barbara 121 Scott, Gary 121, 122 Strange, Cindy 48, 122 Powell, Ronnie 121 Scott, John 117, 121 Strathman, Paul 132 Power. Liz 130 Seabolt, Bob 131, 154 Street, John 132 Presseil, Betty 48, 61, 121 Seaton, Shelia 131 Strickland, Dana 122 Pressell, Norm 114, 76 Selzer, Roger 121 Strong, Phyllis 115 Price, Chris 52, 114 Sentman, Linda 131 Strother, Susan 122, 54 Price, Steve 130 Sering, Cathy 121, 57 Strothman, Rebecca 36, 52, 122 Price, Terry 114 Sering, Ron 78 Strubel, Vickie 132 Priest, Barbara 48, 67, 114 Severson, Ray 121 Stuse, Steve 132 Vickers, Darryl 128, 132 Whittier, Cathy 115 Sulzberger, Mark 132 Vik, Pam 123 Whitle, Sharena 123 Sulzenberger, Mary 132 Volk, Bill 115,73 Wicker, Kathy 133, 55 Sullivan, Pat 77 Volk, Kathy 48, 123 Wickham, Lisa 52, 115 Swan, Russ 46, 122 Wade, Donald 132 Wright, Bob 133 Swan, Rick 122 Wagoner, Ricky 123 Wilcox, Jeff 133 Swartsell, Mike 122 Walden, Debbie 123 Wilhite, Alfred 115 Talboo, Gretchen 115 Walden, James 123 Wilhite, Jan 27, 36, 123 Talboo, Mike 122 Walford, Bob 132 Wilkinson, Kathy 133 Talkington, Donna 115 Walford, Debby 48, 132 Wilkerson, Keith 56, 115 Walker, Leland 132 Williams, Donna Lynne 123 Tarkington, Carla 27, 132 Williams, Jill 133, 46 Tate, Ed 115 Walker, Mike 47, 115 Walker, Ralph 47, 132, 54 Williams, Gwen 123 Tayler, Cliff 122 Williams, Linda 123 Taylor, Becky 46, 115 Wall, Pam 123 Williams, Mary 46, 115 Taylor, Sharon 46, 115 Wallace, Ted 46, 123 Williams, Richard 133, 54 Tedford, Vickie 132 Wallin, Kathy 129, 132 Williams, Roberta 123 Terhune, Linda 115 Walls, Steven 123, 72, 73 Williamson, Linda 123 Terrell, Ed 115 Walls, Vernon 123 Wills, Karen 133 Thacker, Debbie 132 Walraven, Monica 46, 48, 115 Wilson, Bonnie 115, 56 Theysson, Doyle 122, 73 Walsh, Debbie 123 Wilson, Marty 115 Theysson, Linda 115, 56 Walsh, Joe 132 Wilson, Rick 133 Thomas, Susan 115 Walters, Gary 123 Winbum, Glenn 115 Thompson, Chris 115 Walters, Ken 132 Winburn, June 133 Thompson, Debbie 52, 122, 55 Walton, Liz 115 Windle, Tim 133 Thompson, Jackie 122 Wamsley, Sheryl 132 Winkle, Roberta 123 Thompson, Jody 52, 122, 55 Warner, Tom 132 Wirr, Phil 123 Thompson, Rex 132 Warren, Louise 115 Wodtke, George 133 Thompson, Rick 115 Waters, Karen Wodtke, Tom 123 Tillinghast, Carolyn 132 Waters, Kathy 115 Wolfe, Kurt 115 Tincher, Audie 132 Webb, Drew 115 Womack, Karen 133 Tincher, Diane 132 Webb, Evelyn 123 Wommack, Lynne 67, 133 Tincher, Jeanna 132 Webb, Janet 123 Wommack, Dale 123 Tincher, Ramona 122 Webb, Terry 123 Wood, David 123, 76 Tompkins, Regina 132 Wells, Debbie 133, 54 Woosley, Terry 133 Tooley, Nancy 46, 115 Wells, Linda 115,54 Wooten, Jerry 115, 76, 77 Tooley, Sharon 48, 132 Welsh, Debbie 48, 115 Wooten, Terry Touchette, Al 132, 77 Welsh, Donna 133 Wooten, Joe 133 Wessel, Dennis 123 Wooten, Linda 133 Touchette, Mike 122 Worsham, Jane 48, 123, 54 Townsend, Steve 132 West, Felicia 133 West, Paul 133 Worstell, Jim 115,78,54 Tremain, John 115, 79 Wright, Beth 52, 123 Trowbridge, Susan 132 Wheasler, Susan 133 Wright, Bruce 123 Tucker, Sandy 36, 122 Wheeler, Glenda 123 Wright, Steve 115,56 Turner, Danny 115 Wheeler, Bonnie 48, 133 Wynne, Mike 115 Turner, Pam 122 Wheeler, John 115 Yancey, Debbie 133 Tutterow, Marsha 122 Whitacre, Carolyn 52, 123 Yancey, Sandie 46, 49, 115 Twigg, Dennis 49, 115 Whitacre, Kirk 133 Yates, Gary 123 Tyree, Susan 132 Whitaker, Becky Young, Dan 133 Ulrey, Richard 122 White, Andre 133, 77 Zawadsky, Garrett 133, 55 Uppfalt, Gary 122 White, Edward 133, 73 Zimmerman, Debi 123 VanDamme, Rebecca 122 White, Elain 49 Zimmerman, Steve 115, 76 Vanover, Chuck 123 White, James 133 Zimmerman, Vickie 133 Venis, Jeff 123 Whitesides, Mike 133 Co-Editors Cindy Hill Peggy Groves Assistant Editor Marsha Rutan Business Manager Pam Vik Album Editor Leslie Hewitt Senior Editor Linda Stahl Index Editor Debbie Whitacre Staff Nancy Andrus, Dave Blankenship, Liane Bowman, Babs Dennis, Rick Duncan, Bridget Fields, Carol Fox, Linda Fulton, Nancy Hatfield, Terri Justus, Linna Kepner, Rick Lindsey, Di ana Borski, Cliff McDowell, Bob Spriesterbach, Debbie Thompson, Marty Nordsieck, and Torben Rude. Photographers Doug Duncan Dave Phillips Advisor Mr. Howard Herron fM M • •*-»»->->-••->-> >ttttf HIGH SCHOOL - JOHN MARSHALL t > • • f • t »<.••»«* * > > /«. jj FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room Vol.^ HIGH SCHOOL f JOHN MARSHALL LIBRARY y* ****** *i