Marian High School - Marian Way Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Fd' United Mdrdi Gross efforts keep tradition of success Since the Mardi Gras became a teen-ager this year, it Was allowed to keep later hours. Thus the 13th annual cleebration lasted from 11 a.m. until midnight. For Weeks previous, students, parents and faculty were busy in preparations. Raffle tickets Were sold on cash prizes and a 'cbasket of cheer. The home economics department filled hampers with breads, cookies and mouth-Watering doughnuts. Original hand crafts were executed for theWhim in Fancy booth, White elephants were rescued for the flea market. On the day itself, freshmen rose to their traditional duty of feeding the ravenous multitudes. Sophomores and upperclassmen operated games in the gym and third corridor. The seniors relieved the frosh of their chores in the evening. 2 il W, ,Alun 109

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'h'fI'A 'Xtra' Mardi Gras brings out many emotions in its participants. Serious players fbelowj hope for a prize. All ages fleftj are represented at each booth,VHi1lla Hoop ,Toss fleftj gives everyone a lift. Some visitors ffar left, have a hard time giving up their tickets. Reno Dice fabovej is always a must for confirmed gamblers. iyn 111