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

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Mr. Randy Lamb taught CPR to his anatomy class. Racing for the end zone is Linda Brown, Extracurricular events build school loyalty and fond memories. if lk' .Nl 1 ' 'hy ' ey . iiLI VI '!g y Waving from their Mexican bus M 84 M performers toured Mexico for a week. Many were glad to see a bus after their plane ride. This cathedral was just one of their stops. They also went to a bull fight and to the ballet. llflixtras Robbie Norman, an active member of the choral groups, grabs a bite to eat during a musical rehearsal. Not only do singers have to know their music, they also have to learn the dance steps to each different song and practice, practice, practice.

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Patriots please at official events What is a Patriot Personality? The mascots of JMHS are not animals or inanimate objects. but they are two seniors who dress up in red, white. and blue Patriot outfits that are kept in top condition by the Home Economics Department. The Personalities attend all games and special Marshall events to boost school spirit and pride. Teachers nominate the junior students who they think would be best qualified as a personal- ity. In May. those students who are nominated are interviewed by nine to ten teachers and the two reigning Patriot Personalities. The an- nouncement is made in time for the new Person- alities to lead the senior class to graduation. The 1986 Personalities are jill Dunham and Rodney Lukejill belongs to the National Hon- or Society, the Z Club. and is an office messen- ger. She says, It's an honor to represent the school as a Personality. jill is not sure what college she wants to attend, but she is sure that she wants to become an elementary school teacher. Rodney is a member of the M 8a M's and is Second Vice President of the Student Council. He says, l enjoy being a Personality '. Rodney would like to attend West Point after gradu- ation. Rodney has been a photographer on publi- cations. He performs with the Marshallaires. An emcee in Patriots on Parade. he also performed in the show. Official duties include hosting the Homecoming bonfire. Introducing teams for the Powderpuff and Homecoming game puts Rodney at the front of the pep rally. 1 Str' - w Personalitiesfll 1'T s.+h.f

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,, 3 L4-.griifbm gas r, - QQ 3.3-1 ms-.. ---we Q-v,,1fff . f -f' -. ' 46 :Jie . '- 'nvwUvwN..,, - . W N The Museum of Science and Industry drew rave reviews from History Club members. Sponsorjohn Allen l-cept the overnight Chicago trip on a tight schedule to see all the programmed events, The Shedd Aquarium with its collection of aquatic creatures fascinated the landbound Hoosiers and provided the backdrop for a group picture. Chaperones Missjean Ports, Miss janet Eberle, and Mr. Michael Bridges accompanied the group. History Club members had a waiting list for the trip, One of the strongest clubs in membership for the past few years, the club also has a healthy treasury. The club is undergoing a change this year in sponsor and philosophy. Mr. Dave Harvey is the sponsor. Emphasis now is on academic discussion. ---...-, Eur 41 5m ,ai- 'wa 5 ff' li'-, Thats really a 19 pound lobster Mr. Lamb is about to cook. Zoology students helped dissect and eat the Maine lobster. The skeleton was preserved for study, Extrasfli