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

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I ,L ks. , W ditors go I0 workshops for head start ponsored by Miss Jan Ebcrle, the publications staffs of John Marshall High School' were made up of a group of hard working and cleclicatecl students interested in the many aspects of journalism. The two staffs shared the faCilitleS locatecll in roorn 236. The Liberator staff, which pubs lisheid a hi-weekly tabloid Containing news and features about John Marshall was manned by a staff of approximately 48 Students. The reporters' loin often entailed a great deal more than tracking clown stories. They were asked to type, draw, and design layouts. The Editor-in-Clhief of the Liberator was Brion Gough. Brian Spent two weeks at Ball State sharpening his Editing Skills, The yearbook staff, sontewhat smaller than the newspaper staff, had a total of approximately 35 students and was equal- ly lousy preparing stories and photos for the school annual, the lvlorhiscan. The yearbook Editor-in+Chlef was Jill Wetzel who attended a twofwerek journalism siem- inar at incliana University, where she did initial work- on the yearbook itself as well as learning useful information concerning layout design and management. futher staffers wont to Boll State. , A ionersemersiter class in basic journalism was the only prerequisite for students who desired to he on either staff. Staff posis tions were annuwuncled at the publications banquet in Moy. The staffs are graded by the aclyllsor and tits 'editors accorclilng to performance and receive We credit for each sernester in which they participate. Photographers work for hoth staffs. As -at lFuf'vClr'r'aifS1er, the yearbook staff and Jodi Sydes, Sltuidn-fit ieitililillf, Ailliellfllila lrlwirtltiofy Sales of yearbooks. The hooks wfeirc also sold at lflornccominlg for five dollars each. Not only were Marshall students interested in local news., but the Liberator also kept tabs on the local gubernatorial clamnaiign. 14lPublications MARHISCNN STAFF-Front Row: Julie Loy, Cindy Wilson, David Mogollon, Chuck Lacy, Leticia Stuart, Waller, Jean Cutshaw, Sandi Hutchinson, Jill Wet- Brian Stewart, Jean Terry, John Ingraham, Arbery zel, Charfnane Dodd, Becky Baker, Mark Goff, Butler, Kathy White, Scott Cox. Back Row: Mike Theresa Hugo. Middle Row: Christie Mitchell, Kim Martin, Christina Kesic. l ' ' an I 1 1 I I I-IILLENBRAND I onn sponsored by I THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS , , In cooperation with Butler University Women In Communications, Inc. Sigma Delta Chi 3 F ' I i