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

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Only two-da Homecomings After many days of student elections and bal- lot casting, Homecoming Queen Silvia Karklins began her reigh when she was crowned at half- time. She was one among ten contestants to be nominated. The four other finalists were Cathy Byerly, Retha Cornell, Tonya Glaspie, and Rob- in Miller. Making the first round were jill Dun- ham, Robin Crabtree, janet Schultz, Michelle Davis, and Teresa johnson. The Homecoming queen candidates rode in the parade and the halftime show in autos provided by a local Cor- vette club. On Friday evening, Ezell jones was crowned Powderpuff King during the games halftime. Other king candidates were Tony Smith, Tim Shobe, john Bandy, and Alex Wilson. john Marshalls Homecoming Parade, which started at School 102 on Saturday, September 28, was a large success due to the floats. The themes were wide-ranged and very original. Seniors won with their float. The sophomores and freshmen tied in the class float contest. The Concert Choir again won the club float award. Head Coach Chuck Crawford addresses the Patriots at the bonfire Friday night. An Arlington effigy is about to be burned. Unfortunately, Arlington won the game. og ,x RfHomecoming 1 K of N ? Y4, f 243234, . - n I , i ' 'T' -1 ' LEW! .5-' 'll' . . . r -nv W vi: a ,I s 1 - . ez W .fu,.wsf.f a ' 'f .. , -A ' ' 'A ,. .. .' .V '7i'M l:1?f -i . .. .. , '. rf 1, - ' ' fa-1 , . ,ff.,.' ., .g.. J-19, ri, ' ff 7 - 'y,'- A i a -- ,TNZAM fl .f af7 'f f fa wgafff --gy wa.- ff .1 .f 13? 'jr -M 'KOR' . .- -wa. - ,.. . Na ':'f+f.,fwfJt.,. 1 .1. .-?. '. -Q4-1 ff'1'f'Sx0tf4 A 4 ,. , 7 L., , :f-' jslv,,1'qiL 1.5-g , 2 5','g1,4Q' if Ll'-5-j 'jN,,x -fig-,L,L'g'1,w.. Q' .Ni-.:. QL. e . . ' A e ' .- . Ming V. ' 'Z f f1'i'3f -2 ' fc 1 ' 1' 4hq?' 4 1 ' 7 if li we fr.'.. l5'Qf'f-fi'f73'i i Q i WW. -4' af- 112 qti,iY5?'l.'i st 3'K? ?5i i ' 4' r ' fa . . . . 5 V, Wy, , , l ,,..,Z-'Qi 1 , . 3 , v,sq WJ 1,-. . 1 .. . .. -'fz'.f'sfz aga.e9f9fw:.:a'i,...i-,4.M. .I-.memfyafni 'smntQ:i .. ' -4.1 -1.4n.r-. ,..-v.i..m, Mr. Bob Brown, his two daughters, Mrs. Lois Repass and Mrs. Nora jones ride in Mr. Brown's Mercedes replica. Escorting 1984 Queen Leisa Toole is Principal Benjaminjohnson. Senior parents await the announcement of the 1985 queen. Flowers were presented to parents and candidates from Mrs. Martha Griffin, Homecoming co-ordinator. Mrs. Lindajames co- ordinated the float judging which was done by the English Department.

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Red team streak of wins continues The senior girls teams of red and blue battled for Powderpuffhonors on Homecoming bonfire night. The coaches for the winning Red Team were Sgt. Alvin Boehmer, Mr. David Russell, and Mr. Rod Shaw Cwith a 7-1-1 recordj. The final score was 14-6. Kim johnson and Annie Pariseau scored for the Red Team.janet Schultz had a touchdown called back because of a penalty. Robin Stiles scored for the Blue Team. The Red Team included Laura Bottorff, Patti Kerr, Ena Marie Drake, Cindy Lacy, Sheila Hitchcock, and Linda Brown. Others are Nikki Glover, Annie Pariceau, Theresa Benedict, Pam Plummer, Theresa johnson, Kim johnson, Co- Captains janet Shultz and Dennise Rapp, Stacy Sluder, Sandra Vaughn, Kelly Barnette. Cheryl Boggs, julie Kelpis, Robbin Crabtree, Sherry Weatherford, Tracey Miller, Michelle L. Thomp- son, jennifer Moffitt, Andrea Willard, Linda Metzelaar, Laurie Richmond, Roxannajohnson, and Rachael Durham. The Red Team cheer- leaders were Greg Thompson and Albert Young. The Blue Team's rookie coaches were Ms. Cynthia Smith and Mr. Fred Randall. The Blue Team members were Tammy Hurst, Desiree Philpot, Velvet Day, Teresa Hill, Darlene Croom, Teri Page, Donna Reed, Cathy Byerly, Debbie jones, Ruthann Gasaway, jill Dunham, Elizabeth Vea, Kris Kahl, Mary Grider, Pam Hall, Michelle Davis, Chris Blanchette, Co-cap- tains Robin Miller and Robin Stiles. Other team members were Silvia Karklins, Sandra Reedo, Mary Smith, Tonya Glaspie, Retha Cornell,jen- nifer Arthur, Angela Mahan, Tiffany Kendall, Dawn Colson, Lesley Hughes, Yulanda Outlaw, Tracey Heard, and Alissa Manson. Cheerleading for the Blue team were Ian Stroud and Rob Norman. Co-Captain Robin Stiles addresses fans at the bonfire. l0fPowderpuff l Blue Babes kicker Leslie Hughes puts her foot into her kickoff at the beginning of the game. CBelowj Going over plays in the pre-game huddle, R-B-S Redliners Co-Captain janet Schultz confers with Silvia Karklins, Kim johnson and Patricia Kerr about possible plays. Both teams practiced in the early morning before school. .lg Powderpuff King Ezelljones III proudly displays his prize. Cheerleaders make game fun as Ian Stroud chases Albert.