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

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NHS Senior Members Row 1: N. Ankers, C. Hayes Pomo Row 2 T Barnhart C lVlcNa1r S Carmo N. Ruessmann, J. Collins, V. Boyd, B. Pekala, D D1 L Shubert M Walsh R Ebert D Zatkoff Mimi Kelleher and Mary Kogut ffar left, listen to results of an NHS poll, Sue Carino fleftj, President, discusses agenda points with members. Laurie Shubert, Mary Smith, Denise Worrell and Sue Carino fabove, right, serve at faculty party.

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Honor soeletu looks loeqonol itself, serves totcll school Quiet service characterized National Honor Society QNHSQ activities this year. Aside from a Halloween party for the faculty and the installation ceremonies in the spring, few formal projects were carried out. Individual members, however, demonstrated NHS characteristics of leadership and helpfulness by parti- cipating in the ASB and class commissions, tutoring, volunteer work, MUN and other projects. On the Whole NHS members were more concerned With the Welfare of the total school than the society itself.

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Peggy Ross Qfar right? entertains her catechism class at St. Regis. Club members and interested students join in discussion on the ASB consti- tution. Future Secretaries fbelowj listen to guest speakers at an evening meeting in the cafeteria. Vcirieci clubs initiate involvrnent, invoke diverse interests 66 As in years past, Marian offered a Wide variety of clubs. While many experienced a drop in membership, other groups were formed to provide more opportunities for participation. The Social Action Group was founded to fufill a need for direct community service. Its main activities included bake sales to aid needy causes and Weekly visits to the '4Drop In Centerw Where girls gave individual attention to handicapped teen-agers. Girls interested in clerical work joined the Future Sec- retaries Association. These students listened to guest speakers and toured office buildings in the area.