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

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.QHQQ O -0' Louis Norris stretches lor extra inches in the long jump. Norris was a great asset to the team. ' J? ii 'f if f' 22! track TRACKHTop Row: Scott Moore, Jonathon Add- away, Marcus Dunlop, Lance Fleming, Lamont Johnson. Row Three: Dave Williams, Don Inman Thomas Murphy, Greg Yowell, Stephen Williams, Walter Willis, Rickey Wilson, Charles Benberry, Tony Hupp, Steve Blanche, Coach Mozingo. Row Two: Coach Veza, Chris Withers, Ron Williams, Randy Williams, William Yarbrough, Anthony Al- len, Dave Members, Coach Smith. Bottom Row: Tom Carson, Butch McCrackin, Tony Washington, Mark Sausser, Robin Johnson, Michael Kendrick, Emest Muse, Kevin Vardiman. Charles Leakeas, Stacey Anderson, Tory Hayden,

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o o 0 as 'H 'H trackin ' he Girl's Track Team ended their season with five wins and three losses. This year was a good year with a lot of new underclassmenf' stated the new track coach, Charlene Vinton. She also stated, The winter with all the snow kept the girls running inside. They did well, considering the conditions they had to work withf' Several records were broken by the track team in the Chatard relays. The girls who broke records were Monique Carter in the 220-yard dash, Penny Christensen in the high jump and the girls relay team consisting of Shelia White, Charlette Brown, Varina Nevilles and Monique Carter. This year's most outstanding com- petitor was sophomore Monique Carter, breaking records in both the 100 and 220-dash. In the state, Carter placed fourth in the 220-yard dash and sixth in the 100-yard dash. Photos by Church !Tower!Trester in Raising her arms in the thrill of victory, Jacqi GIRLS TRACK-Back Row: Varina Nevilles, Coach Jan Rehl Tonya Slaughter Beverly Bryant Ncwman takes the hnal steps before crossing the Shelia White, Monique Carter, Daine Wickware, Stephanie White Jacki Hlbert Charletta Morris tinish line. Sherry Starks, Diane Swineford, Michele Dunlop, Jacqi Newman Jeani Kuhn Kim Moms Janice Penny Christensen, Shelly Rosenstill, Janice Baker, Jackson Charolette Brown Rita Taylor Coach Latonya Harris, Monique Waters, Bottom Row: Charlene Vinton 24! track