Marian Catholic High School - Gauntlet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Aifzaciaf Ufiizfy-clfouz azoles Q if Vie' Marian's unique program of service to the community has received much positive publicity during the past year. The 30-hour requirement of MHS students has benefitted numerous groups and individuals throughout the S.D. area, as students work in many capacities with one single purpose: to help others. Some students Cpictured herej worked at a camp for the mentally retardedg others worked fwithout pay, of coursej in hospitals, as tutors, or in various parish activities. All in all, most students have found it to be a very enriching experience, and we're proud of our growing reputation for good and useful community service.

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