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

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Stephen Williams anxiously awaits the motion of the opposing offense so he can attempt to thwart another first down, Top Rated Triple A Pats he Varsity Football season ended with a crowd and a bang as the Patriots rolled over Roncalli 25-0 to complete an 8-2 record. The one time top-ten-rated triple A team was coached by Ed Bopp, Lenny Brickens, John Veza, and Bill Baugh, Pat Bonfils was the trainer. Head Coach Bopp stated, 'lOur best game offensively was Lawrence North because we had our offense moving and scored the most points. Defensively it would be Lawrence Central since we held them for the least points. The team started out slowly and boomed into a great year. Many new players were introduced as the team's spirit complimented veteran. Seniors were Keith Jones, with a career of ten 100-yard rushing games, and a career 2,665, Jerry Hawkins, Jonathon Scott, Jim White, Matt Schlimgen, Stephan Williams, Aaron Pate, Mark and Mike Jarosinski, Randy Langford, and Paul Houston. Juniors were Bill Wolf, William Yarbrough, Tony Allen, and Tony Wash- ington displayed varied talents. Out- standing sophomores Steve Miller and Gerald Lewis proved themselves varsity material. Tight end Lewis caught well from Miller, the quarterback. A high caliber defense shut out four teams, Lawrence Central, Howe, Cathe- dral and Roncalli to prove Pats are al- ways tough. Eighteen interceptions re- placed the old record for total team interceptions. Stephan Williams led in these with six for the season. The de- fense held opponents with up to 69 op- posing points, a new record. William Yarbrough led tackles followed by Jona- thon Scott. Many seniors left the team and will greatly be missed, but the Patriot spirit will rise again to face next season with renewed strength according to coaches. by David Mogollon!Photos by Stewart, Powell, Tower VARSITY FOOTBALL-Bottom Row: Tim Daugherty, Mike Jarosinski, Randy Harder, Marvin Howard, Ed Murrell, James Finch, Bryant Ingram, Elvin Lanfgord, Jerry Hawkins, Keith Jones, Jim White, Aaron Pate, Arnold Jack- Sanders, Kendall Flemings. Sixth Row: Jay Whitis, Ron Benson, Rick Teal, son, Stephen Williams. Second Row: John Nelson, Ed Phelps, Wayne Brad- Mike McCurry, Rob Graves, Keith Williams, Garland Davis. Seventh Row: Eli ford, Mark Jarosinski, Jonathan Scott, Paul Huston, Bill Wolf, Jonathan Garza, Aaron Jackson, Mark Beard, Scott Ranger. Top Row: Coach Bopp, Adaway. Third Row: Joe Knudsen, Bob Jennings, Jim McCall, Gerald Lewis, Coach Veza, Coach Baugh, Coach Brickens. Not Pictured: Dave Jordan, Matt Steve Blanche, Anthony Allen, Tony Allen, Larry Jacob, Chris Agee. Fourth Schlimgen, Tyrone Curry, Chuck Lacy, Tony Bailey, Brad Davis, Greg Patrick, Row: William Yarbrough, Steve Miller, Tony Washington, Mark Osborne, Jeff Kent Johnson, and Dave Anderson. FootbalI.f23 Fisher, Thomas Murphy, Joel Jones, Russell McCord. Fifth Row: Mike