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

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Feeling gloomy and down after losing the cham- pionship game, these characters from Your a Good Man, Charlie Brown wonder if they will ever win. Lucy lTami Pruntyl tells Linus tMark Brownl that she will knock his block offif he won't change tele- vision channels. CAST AND CREW Charlie Brown David Kain Lucy Tami Prunty Snoopy David Jordan Peppermint Patty Julie Dibbern Linus Mark Brown Schroeder Brian Martin Freida Faith Freije Violet Tanya Erickson Lisa Reed Charlotte Anita Washington Sally Vicki Quinn Marcie Jamie Simmons Pigpen Ed Hull Michael Satterfield Stage Manager Randy Smith Lights Debbie Johnson Steve Brassie Curtain Mike Dye Scott Price Props Debbie Lowe Sound Mike Wallenga Spot Leah Detzler Crew Jeff Prunty Ray Quinn -4.

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452 6 J 9 ' Y. to N,:,.:,,, -' 7 J 3- , S . ,X gs xi fe This Patriot couple could have danced all night to the music of Sundown. John Kuhn and Dawn Forbis await the announcement ofthe Prom prince and princess. After being crowned. Senior Bruce Everett and his date dance to the prom theme Looks Like We Made It. prom!! I

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f . V 1 1 Q ' ', '3: : ni 5 f ,,..--v 'bv-. . 5 guns 6' Q. 1,4 l l t l i saw' . 5 ': Watching for the Red Baron, Snoopy, 'Charlie Brown' Summer Hit 6 ou're a Good Man, Charlie Brown came to Marshall twice-once in the summer and again in the fall. The first JMHS summer musical was the final for Humanities students. The technical crew and cast represented Marshall, Sce- cina and Attucks. Although the audience turnout was not comparable to the spring musical. the fall cast felt the 6:30 a.m. rehearsals paid off. The whole experience was a lot of fun, stated Julie Dibbern. Yes, added Faith Freije, the whole business of singing and acting should help me get into the spring musical. Both girls thought the early practices went well considering that everyone was still half asleep and staggering . Directors Cynthia Featheringill and Ja- net Eberle wrote six extra parts to help get more actors on stage. The class did all the technical work. Graduate Mike Dye assisted the directors and Mike Wallenga helped set up the sound. Plans for another summer musical as part of summer school are now in progress. the WW l Fly- ing ace. tDavid .lordanj prays he won't get shot down. Charlie Brown tDavid Kaint tells how his baseball team lost the most important game of all. charlie brovs nf ll