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

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5 li or 'ears I :fi If TWU? lg iii? iff? i frfr if 12 hmm 5 Q i inf' ev'-5 Q1 . I ,,, .,. ,,L,.r.Y..z..v, ff ., H 'es I 'E' QE!!! Bruen Howard ' lead track v e 1 -a.... 3' Wendy Leigh a member of the relay squads, carefully watches her turns to conserve on her time. Wendy ran in a variety of events. Unfortunately, she could not run her senior year, and the team will miss her meet experience, especially on the relay IEHITIS. Stretching out in the long jump event is Martin Winfield. The running track provides the momentum for the jumpers who try to hit the jump mark in stride to get the best measure in this event which calls for strength, timing, and speed, The girls track team lost the majority of their lead runners to graduation. Lamont Williams, girls coach, finished with a 2-7 meet record. Darlene Croom, MVP, did an excellent job with the 300 meter, and distance runnersjennifer and jessica Harold stood out among the other runners. On the mile relay, Sherry Bruce, Marga- ret Davis, jennifer Harold, and Wendy Leigh improved times. Mr. Wendell Mozingo and Mr. Thomas Hen- ry were the boys track coaches. The boys fin- ished at 3-9 but were 7th of 14 teams in the city. 6th of 20 teams in the sectional, and 12th of 80 teams in the regional. Milton Bruen, track MVP, took first place in the city low hurdles, second in the sectional, and fifth in the regional. He placed second in the sectional and regional in high hurdles. At the state meet at IUPUI, Milton finished with a low hurdle second place in a photo finish. Shot put- ter William Howard, the mental attitude winner and field MVP, took a city second, sectional first, and regional third. His discus throw took fifth in the city and second in the sectional. Freshmen numerals went to john Baker and Devon Small while certificates went to Clifford Barlowe, Darrick Blue, David Dotson, Karl Ma- son, and james Officer.jV awards were earned by Tim Branson, Wayne Clayton,joseph Pack, Bradford Rider, Kelvin Rudy, DeShawn Safford, Gina Thompson, Sherry McGrwa, and Traci Miller. Varsity Letters went to Milton Bruen, Tony Guthrie, David Reid, David Rousch,john Smith, Anthony Tucker, Martin Whitfield, An- gela White, Brenda jamison, Shalanda Flynn, Darlene Croom, Margaret Davis, Retha Cornell, jennifer Harold, and jessica Harold. VARSITY TRACK - Kneeling: David Reid, Tony Guthrie, Devon Small,john Baker, Larry Rouse, Carl Mason, Kamalis Buggs, Demetrias Orr, Craig Myers, Bruce Warren, Darrick Blue, Wayne Clayton, Billy Berryman. Second Rowz Kelvin Rudy. Brad Rider, Cliff Barlow, Michael Blue, Nicole Moody, Keith Terrell, Martin Whitfield, Maurice White, William 'P' -3. ..1'.ia.'hr1.:'- , . ., .1.,...- ff. f ,314-m .',4 . - ..-fe-'?l51s'-41'-3 ..f-K . ,. 2.- . .-i-f M, !x.Lt..'Elf iw. f 1, Howard, Lynwood Brown, Billy Harold, Coach Thomas Henry. Top Row: David Rousch. james Proctor. David Dotson, Albert Youngjohn Taylor, Ernie White, Tim Bransonjoe Pack,james Officer, Leo johnson, Milton Bruen, Coach Wendall Mozingo. TrackfI9

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sq' Nha xg V. fzisilitlf gi ax 'j For four yearsjennifer Harold ran in all the distance races and consistently got bettenjennifer, now at IUPUI, was editor-in- Explosive speed plus concentration is the trademark of chief ofthe newspaper her senior year. Teachers assist in timing the track events. Mrs. Lindajames is on the bench while Miss sprinters like Susan Hopkins who has run track for four years. janet Eberle calls out the breaks to the runners. .i 'i -s l L. The most improved award goes to Angela White who demonstrates her high jump technique. Timing and turning take concentration to clear the bars ofthe high jump. jumpers use a variety of over-the-bar techniques. 18fTrack Susan also began the Pep Club this year. l ii L , .., .M ag l .4 ' H Milton Bruen watches relay team member Martin Winfield on his final lap with the baton. Making the exchange correctly within the limited space given to the team members takes practice, practice, practice.

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Golfers take 2nd in City Tourney With a record of 15 wins and 8 losses, the boys golfteam had one of their best seasons in several years commented Coach Dave Harvey. The team was led by jeff Daywalt. He quali- fied for the regional tournament which had not been done since the '70's at Marshall. The team placed second in the City High School Golf Tournament. Marshall has always been competitive in the city. Contributing to the team's success were Tom Williams, Charles Behrman, Dave Pratt, Steve Swinford, Sean Daugherty, jeff Atchley, and Tim Eckert. Williams, Daywalt, Atchley, and Eckert graduated. Seniors Pratt, Swinford, Daugherty, and Behrman will be team leaders this spring. Pratt and Swinford were members of the Brain Game. Sean Daugherty leans to get his ball as his opponent holds the flag. Sean will return to play for the Pats which will have gcod senior leadership this year even though the team lost its number one player injeff Daywalt. The team played on several area courses this year, but practice time is at Oaklanden. Graduate Tom William uses a seven iron to get to the green from the fairway. Tom was a strong member ofthe team and played for the Patriots four years. 2OfGolf 'W-191'?:ZXY::4Mr5 '?l' ,ia--fe'-'A V, fi-.',f,,.',t2.-,gas 1-ri' ia.. , ,. .,f,,.,4' . n . ?Z..:i?M5.z1'fkn.f.'V'1..,1r .,. . ?'4zZ,-A-1,1as-,'-,b7:b1r+i,rf.-15- ,,..,s-- . r. , Concentrating on the putt, Senior Steve Swinford hopes to sink the ball as he watches it roll on the green. Golfers had good weather last spring. Stroking his putt, Senior Charles Behrman uses his honey spot on his putter to get the best from his club. Charles will return this spring to play. ...ET GOLF TEAM - Charles Behrman, Steve Swinford,jeff Daywalt, Tom Williams, Sean Daugherty,jeff Atchley, Coach David Harvey. Not pictured is David Pratt. The team kept improving all season. jeff Atchley was on last year's Brain Team.