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

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Humanities in Never Land n August 2, the summer school Humanities class performed the musical Peter Pan. Under the direction of Cy- nthia Featheringill and Janet Eberle, the class worked about four weeks on the play itself and about four weeks on the theater in general. Although the major goal of the class is to put on the musical, it also helps the students to learn the basics of theater. It teaches a little about acting, music, and the tech- nical aspects of a production. The cast of HPeter Pan had hoped to perform the musical again in Sep- tember, but due to the teacher's strike, UPeter Pan is not the first summer musical that Marshall has produced. Last summer the Humanities class put on HYou're A Good Man Charlie Brown . HCharlie Brown was put on twice once in early August, and again in early September. The musical for next year has not been decided, and prob- ably won't be until the class starts in June. The play depends on the size of the cast available. If the cast is large, then the play will probably be a chil- dren's play. If the cast is small then the play could possibly be the musical UFan- r tastiks . plans were changed. By Randy Smith l 18fMusicals Tinkerbell tMartha Riley? gives Peter Pan tBrian Glotfeltyl some pixie dust as Wendy tPriscilla Eric- sonl, John tJane Rileyl and Michael tKathy Crowelll look on, Tinkerbell was played by Martha Riley. Martha did an excellent job in learning lines and actions.

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Marshall Law in Sports thletically, Marshall did very well this year and made the Patriots proud of them. The athletic department gives Marshall students a wide variety to choose from in activities. It gives the jocks good experience so someday, some of them may even turn profes- sional. The sporting events are not only good for the athletes, they are good for the other students as well. It gives the students a place to unvvind. A chance to work off the tensions and hassles of ev- eryday life. The girls basketball team improved greatly over last year's team. Coach John Allen helped the teamta lot, too. Trent Paisley, Elvin Sanders, Tony Bailey, and Marvin Howard celebrate after winning the fresh- man relay at Tech. Even the guys on the sidelines are ecstatic as the Pats score another one for the red, white and blue. Darrell Carey goes up for the jump ball in Friday night action as the ref looks on. 2OfSports