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

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Patriots-At Ease t times being at easew was difficult because everyone had down days where the rain, snow, homework, personal prob- lems or illness became too heavy to bearg but, most ofthe school year found the Pa- triots at ease with their worlds of friends, parties, football victories, 500 vacation days and many activities around the school. This easy feeling brought the Pats to- gether as one! Patriots united! Sports were not the only places where victories were reached. High academics ratings andjust getting along were, by far, more important victories. So right on Patriots- At Ease!,' i E, fix, www' r , ix. Q viii, sm'-ww Nam. at 5,1 1' The Patriots really got at ease this year by taking it all off during South Pacific . Diane Washington. along with the rest of the many Patriot fans, agrees that Marshall is number one! theme17

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6!theme 9' The Patriot football team really showed the Law- Wyman rence Central Bears Who was the best. e ars all 'ee' ' f'Af 0 A fans did also by taking a caravan to the game. ' A David Harvey iGovernment teacherl livens up his 'E classroom with his everyday humor. w Th M h wwf 'nf 'k'1wQA8v,.s:-,,m,.Y. X , , A N V ,bw ff '5'fwa...fw, ' .. , , A 2.1 L if I fmt. , ,,.., as 23'

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Diana Swineford struggles with the forces of nature to add the finishing touches to the Junior Float be- fore the float competition. The Senior float, with the slogan Send the Wildcats -.4 Back North , won the tloat competition making it a third victory for the class of '79. xl, SERVIC if i - , F- ns' . -,W 0 1 Jw ' 1 ' 'Lt--1-w' ' 0-10111 2' 8! homecoming