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

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Accompanist, Mrs. Anna Hinton, plays for choral groups during practice and special performances. Rhythm, sound vital study for musicians All music class participants find the opportunity to develop an appre- ciation and understanding of basic music theories. The students in girls and boys chorus classes learn the values of harmony and rhythm. In- strumentalists also have the chance to expand their musical knowledge and gain performer status for school productions. Those who become proficient in their respective areas may audition for one of the five performing groups; the concert choir, Liberty Belles, Marshallaires, Symphonic Band and Orchestra. These groups entertain throughout the year for school assemblies and community social functions. To direct The Star Spangled Banner during the football pre-game performance, March- ing Band conductor, Mr. Steven Humphrey, calls the band to attention in their formation on Sullivan Field. 27

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Members of the Music Appreciation class listen to and try and pick out a certain melody. Music majors may take this class in order to better their understanding of music. Performing at Commencement, one of their many performances throughout the year are the Marshallaires. Students are chosen from the Choir for this special musical group. Members of the Liberty Belles, a special girls singing group, prac- tice for an upcoming performance. The Liberty Belles took part in the special Christmas program sponsored by Music Department. They also performed at Lafayette Square and many other places throughout the city and surrounding area.

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ABOVE — Taking calls in the office at the main switchboard is senior Vanessa Sicking. Starting early in the morning the switch- board is kept busy throughout the day. UPPER R GHT — Working hard on an assignment during class in bookkeeping are seniors Terri Webb and Kathy Parrot. In this class different bookkeeping and financing skills are taught. BELOW — Getting used to the feel and rhythm of the keys is this hard working Typing 3 student. Learning to type with speed and accuracy are the goals for typing students. 28 ABOVE — Grading tests, checking papers and teaching correct typ- ing procedure to the students in her classes is Miss Jean Uesseler, one of the many business teachers at Marshall.