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

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il yi l l i l 1 l pl l li i l l l i it l l i i C i A l l l l 4 i l l l i l l l. bi i 4, ag! 1 7 .ii ll J- 1 Ill, 1, . lf 1? I . Graduation on June 7, 1972 had a slight change from the usual commencement agenda. For the first time at Marshall, the event was moved outside. The l972 class officers Paul Day, Bill Shipley. Terri Kaufmann and Marsha Kimbel led their class in two even lines from the student parking lot to the football field. After a brief opening and wel- come from Principal Thomas Haynes. Valedictorian Bob Copus gave a few words of inspiration to the class and to the audience. -Purri'r'k Lcwullefz This summer found many Mar- shall students in workshops. Publication staff members enrolled in one and two week workshops at Ball State and Indi- ana Universities. Six German students visited Germany for a month where they studied in German schools. Cheerleaders and football Patriettes also attended one week workshops at Vincennes and Indi- ana State Universities: Lynne Cory and Ed Radcliff attended Girls' and Boys' State. -Sharon Crowe H F1 , . wire d .y.. pp is l5fgraduation. institutes Graduation, Institutes '7 2 SENIORS STAGE FIRST OUTSIDE GRADUATION 'That sun has just got to stay out till we graduate because the rain would just ruin my hair'.

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t - N. 1 i f 'Mika ,.,,n,, , , . f , , 5 4 i U , ABOVE: Giving the benediction to fellow students, faculty and parents is Secretary of the class, graduated senior Terri Kauffman. LEFT: Receiving his diploma from Reverend Sheilds, a member of the School Board, is Class President Paul Day. Bill Shipley and Paul Day assisted in handing out all the other diplomas. RIGHT: Senior Pat Lewallen, Co- Editor of the 1973 Marhiscan. pauses on the Indiana Uni- versity campus where he attended a two-week journalism workshop. Pat won first place in his editor's workshop, one of many thatjournalism students attended. BELOW: Led by the class officers the graduating class marches toward Sulli- van Field where Commencements take place. This was the first class to hold Commencement exercises outdoors. I.. 3 5 'fx -Ru K, x.- Q-, ,Q ' s 'Swar-

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Dances SHERWOOD COUNTRY CLUB HOSTS PROM 'Quasi Modo.' What kind of 3 mixed drink is that?' v ' ' A t Mr. Thomas M. Haynes, Mr. J. Ray Johnson. Mr. James Rodehef- fer and Colonel Clark. District Army lnstructor were among hon- ored guests to attend the l972 Mil- itary Ball. Hopefully Someday was the theme of the formal dance with more than 50 couples attend- ing. Junior Earnestine Eddy escorted by Senior James Blanch- ard was crowned queen of the dance. The Sherwood Country Club was the location for the fifth annual Junior-Senior Prom. Cele- brate , the theme, corresponded with the gaily decorated country club. The dance took place on June 5 and was organized by Sen- ior Sponsor Roger Schroder and a steering committee of juniors and seniors. John and Jim Kimsey's band. Quasi Modo provided the music. -Slztzron Crowe f 'T' . ,. - A A-+Eff5s,.- f .F L O . 7l': i 15. i rf qi A S f -1 J l if