John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Patriettes, C heerblock .spark Patriots Providing entertain- ment at all the home basketball games are the 48 marching Patriettes. Doing routines to such songs as Alley Cati' and Stripper,,' the girls proved that the team isnit the only thing on the floor worth watching. Proudly wear- ing blue and white pleated skirts with blue sweaters, the girls marched to original routines made up by Mrs. Martha Griffin and some of the Patri- ettes. The Patriettes also provided entertaimnent at one of' the Indiana Pacers half-time shows. Attending all home basketball games, one away game, and one wrestling match is the Marshall cheerblock. Sporting uniforms of red vests, blue derbies, and red and white mittens, the cheerblock helped to spark enthusiasm throughout the sea- son. Half-time entertainment is highlighted at one of' our many home games by the march- ing Patriettes with their colorful routines. PATRIETTES-BOTTOM ROW: Worsham, Connor, Fitzpatrick, Wright, N. Longworth, Delks, Strickland, Tooley. SECOND ROW Hadler, Wells, Miner, Bush, Layton, Strothman, Moran, Griffith. Harlan, Bartlett, Collins. THIRD ROW: Kimbel, Roberts, Sahm, N iAS,,l3 ,,,,,. . Longworth, I.Thompson, Gerber, Welsh, Piccionne, K. Parmerlee, Fitch, Hoffman, Wickham, Scofield. TOP ROW: Trowbridge, Wil- liams, Ferrell, Wheasler, Mehl, Basso, Cross, Lorton, Smith, Chafee, D. Thompson, M. Pamierlee, Schaaf. vile ,fly I 28 , , 1, . 5 V1 .

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Marching Patriots parade and add color Drum Major senior Stan Martin led the 84 Marching Pa- triots through a colorful and exciting year. Giving up their last two weeks of summer vacation the band practiced daily for their first appearance of the year, the football jamboree. Under the able direction of Mr. Steven Hum- phreys, the band marched in the Veteranis Day Parade and received eighth place. The band also marched in the 500 festival parade. The March- ing Patriots provided entertainment at many city functions including Band Recognition Day. Showing off their new uniforms the band performed during half-time at all the home foot- ball games. -Ing The pep band played an important part in promoting en- thusiasm throughout the year. The band played at all games and all the pep sessions. Pep band is made up of any interested band member who plays at pep sessions MARCHING BAND-BOTTOM ROW: Griffith, Sco- field, J. Thompson, Schaaf, Mehl, Cross, D. Thompson, Strothman, K. Parmerlee, Longworth, Bush. FIRST ROW Piccione, Roberts, Butler, Rutheford, Pryor, Steele. we OW. f fl- ,ig I Mg' 7 11 1 fm., 'Nh The only band chosen to play on the Indiana Parade. Photographer Larry Brake took this War Memorial steps, the Marshall Marching picture from a nearby office building to get Patriots performed for a large Veteran's Day the bil'd,S eye View of the scene. Radaker, Ebert, Cornelius, Renjtes, Fitch P. Copeland. SECOND ROW: jahnke, D. Copeland, C. Cottone, Davenport. THIRD ROW: Martin, Byerly, B. Woody, McConnell, I. Sinnett, Day, Echard, Dye, Hawthorne, P S P .. . f -. s fi .rig Y 'f is L, .- f'y4aeHf?f1fQ X s JM JM Elf' ..:i'.I 1- 'S-Q-HA' 'f Q A - 1