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

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D e ith a dwindling student body Cthe de- segregation order will eliminate 100 stu- dents a yearl, faculty was reduced. Coun- selors were back in the classroom. IVlr, Leo Grissom became the vice-principal of pupil personnel. The early teachers' con- tract settlement kept Patriots in the fast lane with no detours. All classes stressed grammar, vocabulary and spelling as the Pats geared for the Iowa test last spring. Fast lane life meant passing up the teen problems with drugs, sex and violence which caught some television time as com- munity problems. lVlost Pats focused on more positive ideas such as the winning football team which drew a record-setting Homecoming crowd of 5,000. With all the time-juggling lVlarshaIl teens did to do well in school, work and play, they found they lived LIFE IN THE FAST LAN E. Photos Powell!Stewart!lVlogolIon Comic strip character Charlie Brown comes to life ABOVE-The annual 'l500 parade sets the mood again, as the JIVIHS Humanities class brought to the for the month of lVlay and spawns temptations in the stage t'You're a Good lVlan, Charlie Brown. minds of Nlarshall students. , 4!Theme lil' if iff -. l ,Jul till I , 4 TOP-IVlany students trekked to Florida, listening to groups such as The Cars and Cheap Trick on their radios. These groups were in Indy.

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