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

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bi, . 'St Vi :FCS .. 'Q ss. .gist Vx.. Qi 'Q , .14 Karen Schroeder and Larry Lynch '15 Larry Lynch fighting Patriot A rough winter with extremely cold weather and fuel shortages marred the Hoosier state this year. John Marshall was also dealt a harsh blow when Junior Larry Lynch was injured during a wrestling meet. Lynch was injured while wrestling a person who weighed about 25 K V. rx' r is i t'f1 'Q Q .vc e'-15255: QT. 1' 3. sf-'Vi Turnabout X WFW in A . ,yi Q7 -7? igggfl CNW-fmicity touiiify . GTRISPUS AT -i tw. 'itwgggqiportffts-f ANYLIN cz.. Elerie-..9'?.QYEi pounds more than he did. He was one of the leaders of the Class of '78 and you could always count on him to be there when he was needed. Lynch is a very enthusiastic per- son and showed great spirit at all times. He was a member of the Varsity cheerleading squad and never missed a game, always in there, turning the silence of shyness into the roar of rowdiness. And even though he has suffered from doing something he loved most, he still has not lost his spirit. Larry has the fighting spirit and has waged war against his uphill battle for recovery. We some- times kidded each other about breaking bones or maiming each other, never dreaming that it could ever happen to either one of us, but, now that it has, the only thing we can do is just give him confi- dence and support. He's got plenty of spirit, and he's strong enough to pull through. l'm sure that he will. stated Derek Paff. Lynch does not need pity because he would not want any. Instead he needs encouragement from all his friends to show him that we're behind him and are pulling for him. Larry has never lost his fighting Patriot spirit even though the breaks have gone against him, iust as they have sometimes, gone against Marshall.

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Pa ts add new classes Marshall always has had a wide variety in its curriculum. There are classes in different areas such as business, art, physical education, home ec., music, English, history, math, science and foreign lan- guages. This year we have three new classes added to our curriculum. Etymology is in the English Depart- ment. lt's mainly for college-bound students wanting to take the PSAT and SAT, or just wanting to build their vocabulary. Horticulture and General Chemistry are both in the Science Department. Horticulture is the study of house plants. lt's an interesting course. lt teaches one how to care for, to propagate and to beautify plants as they are grown. General Chemistry is a class for college bound students who don't like all the math and extra figuring that chemistry has. This is also good for students iust wanting a good overall back- ground of science. Marshall has and always will have a wide curriculum for students to participate in. In etymology, students take notes to help build their vocabulary. Trying to figure out her balance sheet in accounting is Ann Shrontz. 52. T ,L as W ' ,V,,....-f-if f j...f. ..---M ,...2 M elf il. Q l l i 4 I V l l l l l A Q l