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

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JUST as important as the cheerleaders are the Patriot Personalities to lend spirit to Marshall fans. BILL Mitchell and Darla Forbis competed with more than twenty students to become lVlarshall's official representatives, Patriot Personality. ' I 3. I 'v . Q Tu. -i ' ' '- i 60 R funn 5 1 ff'-'re f P 75,5-.--4 I -a-F-' i sw-' ...fl ...H .,. ,. -. ,wmv In - ,M 1 Q-aft , -.L l W. . 4X Patriots in-In-qi ! i

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TWO summer school students work on the floor board of a truck in auto body. Students are taught skills that will benefit them in later years SOPHOMORE Joe Birkla smoothes things out in autobody. The well-equipped shop area provides many students a how-to-do course in auto maintenance. GIRLS Physical Ed is always a popular summer course for incoming freshmen. SMILE ... you're on Cheatham's camera. Mike took photography in summer school with Mr. Ed Ring. Mike is Student Council President. :VJ i 'Z ' x I-ww-Naam 1.5.5.- .JAH Q FV. 6!Summer school a Q, ' ,