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

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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

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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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Baugh takes over baseball duties The 1985 varsity baseball team finished with a very respectable 20-11 record and defeated many tough teams over the course of the season. The team was very experienced despite only having six seniors. Every player except one had varsity experience. This experience showed as the team started off the season by going 11-4. One of the teams' most impressive victories came against number two-ranked South Bend Washington, 6-5. Other victories were against strong teams such as Pike, Southport, and Bloomington South. In the city tournament, Marshall was beaten by a very tough Ritter team, 3-2. In the sectional tournament the team was beaten by Howe in a very closely played game. The team's co-captains were Tim Frank and Bob Vandermeulen. Other seniors on the team were Doug Schwall, Tom McCarty, Pat Cannon, and Alan Cottrell. Coaches john Veza, Curt Gulner, and Brad Street assisted with the other teams. VARSITY BASEBALL ,IMHS Opponents 7 Washington O 6-8 South Bend 5-11 2 Cathedral 4 3 Southport 2 10 Tech 0 3 New Palestine 5 18 Broad Ripple 2 1 Warren Central 7 11 Pike 7 10 Greenfield 4 4-7 Manual 1-0 0 Ritter 6 2-6 Howe 0-4 10 Franklin Central 3 8 Scecina 0 0 North Central 3 0 Ben Davis 1 2 Greenwood 3 1 Chatard 6 9 Arlington 2 10 Lawrence Central 5 2 Roncalli 3 1 Perry Meridian 2 WW Bloomington South LL O Howe Csectionall 3 FRESHMAN TEAM - Kneeling: Sean Cornell, Mike Wenzler, Wally Arthur, Billy jones, Dale Wells, Marty Ster- rett, Andy Taylor. Standing: Keith Nickell, Terry Wyne, Don Metzelaanjeff Bowden, Robert Hargraves, Bradjames, Ron Gibson, Coach Brad Street. The frosh finished with two wins. 14fBaseball VARSITY TEAM - Kneeling: Mike Murphy, Dean Toole, Pat Cannon, Alex Wilson, Allan Cottrell, Andy Walters, Ross Crawford, Manager Louis Mangine. Standing: Head Coach Bill Baugh, Manager Ron Bultman, Statistician Damon Dobbs, Ron Galyean, Tom McCarty, Doug Schwall, Tony Smith, Tim Prank, Bobby Vandermeulen, Coach Curt Gulner. .X i Nadi- A JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM - Kneeling: Mike Murphy, Rick Gibson, Robert Norman, Bill Power, David Blamey, Mike McDonald. Standing: Richard Allen, Rick Smith,james Wells, Chris Frank, Tom Snyder, Billy Cleary, Don Bandy,jeff Whitis, Coach john Veza. The jV team split the season. Many players split their time with the varsity squad. LA! S' . .mi ft . l I li: