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

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Dances provide entertainment, relaxation for manu Brian Pulte and Mary Ann Norton help a customer while taking tickets for the Coffee House ffar rightj, while Patty Solner fabovej takes a break and helps herself to a piece of cake. Sharon Ducey Qfar rightj and her date join hands and get into the music at the Christmas Dance. 112 Coffee houses dominated lVlarian,s social scene this year as the Social Commission, headed by Debbie Carson, planned several successful gatherings for the Whole school. Held in the gym and lounge, these events were open to all and attracted many patrons from Marian and area schools. Local bands played for the affairs and students donated baked goods for refreshments. Sophomores also sponsored their own coffee house in the fall. The traditional Christmas Dance was again held at the Academy of the Sacred Heart and alumnae from both schools were invited to attend. For the first time freshmen were invited to attend the All School Dance. This was held in January and couples spent the evening taking a uNight Around the World. As the year closed the Junior and Senior Proms brought a climax to the year's social gatherings. Mary ,Io Pulte Qabovej gladly accepts an invitation for a drink at the All School Dance.

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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

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