John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Touching on our pride and spirit As another year came to a close, we were remind- ed of the spirit that touched our lives. Every year brings new challenges and this past year was no exception. As construction drew to a close, bringing about an end to the dan- gers posed by immense holes and bulldozers, a new and improved John Mar- shall rose from the rubble of the old. As the school began taking shape our pride grew. People were touched by the Marshall spirit and they swarmed to the pep rallies. The athletic and academic prowess ol the Marshall students was best exemplified by the Every student and teacher at Marshall is unique. The various personalities make Marshall more inter- esting and exciting. Denise Monreal (12) many victories in both forms of competition. Mark Harrier, Senior, summed up the year by stating, My senior year was touched by Marshall pride. I was present at many well-attended school functions and I was im- pressed by the way the Marshall student body stuck together through tri- umphs and tragedies. Article: The GTR trew Phoros: Clay Holmes. Robin Clay David Rudcwick. Eric Mize and Johnny Rayburg, exhibit their wild Marshall pride at the football game. Tony Saldana. Tim Henessee and Steve Basorc sing proudly their Alma Mater after a tough game. Hric Miller hurdles to victory at a Cen- tral Catholic track meet. Hear ye, hear ye. yell Robert Adams and Jason Krueger as they persuade people to buy their fcxKl. 2 Opening

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