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

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A first class operation, that's what we are. Patriot students have opportunities to achieve in many areas at john Marshall High School. The Excellence in Education Award from the United States Department of Education present- ed to Principal Benjamin johnson in Washing- ton, D.C., recognizes the achievements of stu- dents, teachers, and parents. We are the first IPS school to be so recognized. Mayor William Hud- nut III, Superintendent of Schoolsjames Adams, and Commissioner Andre Lacy spoke at a special auditorium for students. Commissioners Rich- ard W. Guthrie and Mrs. Mary Lou Rothe were also present. Marshall gives its students top opportunities in vocational and academic skills. Welders can walk into a job after passing the Pittsburgh weld- ers test at the end of their senior year. JMHS is the only school in IPS that offers anatomy and Zoology. We were the first with a computer lab that offered students and faculty a rare opportu- nity to keep up with the world as it changes around us. The two IBM labs continue that op- portunity. Marshall students continue to score high in the Iowa scores. In city tests in all aca- demic areas, Patriots are at or near the top. Our SAT scores had the highest improvement. Music students traveled to Mexico and per- formed more than 70 shows for the community including one for Governor Robert Orr. More than 17 students were Disney characters in the 500 Parade. Our foreign language department with its four languages has students testing out of introductory college foreign language courses. Foreign travel is offered, too. Patriots are leading the way in IPS education. We show others in our hard work, determina- tion, and style thatjohn Marshall High School is truly a First Class Operation. -of? -.l junior Tamika Black prepares to ride her special yellow mobile home President of the Chess Club, Tamika uses her wheels to get around the Marshall halls As Mayor William Hudnutt III told Patriots, Marshall is number one in the number one city Students worked at the Hoosier Dome to earn money for the athletic program , f

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'! r . Senior Dean Toole had his first lead role in GUYS AND DOLLS. Besides his musical interests, Dean was the punter for the football team. In Patriots on Parade, he was an emcee, a soloist, part of a duet, in the groups, and did a comic routine. Plug :ta 15.5.3 A Performing for students in Mexico City was a thrill for the M 8a M's where they visited schools with varying economic populations. The Mexican earthquake later damaged one of the hotels the students had stayed in. The Windy City is the setting for the History Club's trek to the museums and a walk along sce- nic Lake Michigan's gorgeous sunny shoreline. 'ii-.i 2fTheme

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