John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Page 9 text:

W1 L67U1 f , A f ' X0 Zfwowd 1542411 pv elf A464212 VYZMQLJ f 4040 4 ' 'f - '44 Q24 calf 'Ewa B4 ,Wilma Vifiwau ffdflflj WZ if 6b Lfffifff ,W -Qwwwff f imc, JQWQJZL 7 im!! -M005 MLZPJVW ,Q WW' Jilffif' ,f Ly-5 ffuqfx achwl . . M 3, E Nmaivey AMW M15 5 A my Q 3363 1

Page 8 text:

Q L 1 fr, I ,- v f F 1 , ' at Jim. ddief, fwfL5ff6!MLW7iyA 14 fjihafu ' ff LL ff ' ,ff W, f f ' I aw.. af? Aer? gffrfrif 774' M vf Mail' 0 WK mhz! T . Q,' if ,JL 5'zzr427y1f 1 29' may ffl 1? J f M7 Mews J QWMWS l13pMsill.nnMJq,Q,Q,Q,g,,qe 01:0 me 4 W at mil w 'ftff4fm. . Or F17-84,74 6467! Zito! Q A ,aa awed l Qiygvlfv M96 To 2 K , ,ww wawlezedj 'ww' Mmzzvffd fzwl mock mmol I CU h ll'i 'f6'ea'J gwgv, Swag! 15 J' I 'gqlhffllfx Jewels SE: .Ju fea?4,, 75 Avg I6 Sfib-f That John Marshall look, one of progress, was seen in the face of every student and faculty mem- ber at each moment during each day of this year. lt was in the face reflecting pride or excitement, the tears of ioy or sorrow, the look of an idea dawning or the look of consternation, all these have gone to- gether to characterize this 1964 school year. That John Marshall look is the one of constant anticipation of the futureg the image of alertness and awareness of the situation at hand, and the look of confidence that the knowledge needed is available and will be available when a future need is met. These are but a few of the things which constitute That John Marshall look. It is this look that will lead our city, state, and nation to boundless glory and ever increasing freedom and democracy.

Page 10 text:

Previous Fine Arts Programs Are Surpassed QR John Marsha n i est was music departme th tae Th awards granted h t s fy thi The band entere he 'istric Co st a Oklahoma City niv ity, h si Festival at Pawnee, an he' tra State College Contest a Eolm ol. The orchestra olla r wi h th chorus on the Ch ' tmas pro K 'n quartets and sol entered e istri contest at Okla City U 1 rsi . Th string section play the orc st pa of the school opere a A r. . A large number e choir e bers participated RgLi'I er ioi presentation of th ine rts art ent. The new choral ou' pert ed for hospital patients, ci ' rs, a Hzhe and worked with the oth r choir. ssii ll Li'l Abner, Bobby Barton, and Daisy Mae, Vicki Kelly, ponder the forthcoming Sadie Hawkins' Q Day activities, in the all-school play Li'I Abner. ' Art students apply the principles of design and color in their work. XY s l l i x 31 n' N , Q K 4 X ,.