Marist High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Maris! Hall, ai 4821 Soulh Ellis Avenue, is 'he local lrnining house for fhe Marist Brolhers. Un- der Uhe diredion of Bro. Ronald Mulholland and 'he influence of Bro. Kenneth Marino and Bro. Eric Anderberg, candidates for ihe Maris! Broth- ers learn here the basic values of community life. Maris! Hull offers an open door and a warm, ioyful atmosphere fo neighbors and visiting Maris! students, and has become u landmark of the Chrisfian spirit in its neighborhood.

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TEC FRONT ROW: Rev Eckensvein, John Cannon, Rich Grol- Pm Echlin, 'rom Kauai, Rich Hogan, Don Koppelman linger, John Kelly, Tom Rogers. Tom Fortune. MIDDLE Dan Sullivan, Greg Condon, Bill Wolf Pot Clemens ROW: Dave Osborne, Paul Dombrowski, Brad Gonsho, Mark Andrews, George Londos, Bill O'Connor Bill Jacques Bob Horky, John Delaney, Paul Bernordy. BACK ROW: WOW! That's what they say about TEC. Few other words come near enough to describing it. But the men in the picture above know they have experi- enced something . . , something very valuable. TEC stands for Teenager Encounters Christ, and if Christ has been met it has been in a deep conversation, in the midst of tearing confusion, or even through a certain lady named Tina. If you don't understand, or if you're looking for something, then maybe you ought to try it your- self. So many Marist men cun't be wrong. Qlglfdl? we J-li-C' LOVE is a E ,ge -LETTER' f V fffyf WORD ,xx su E K . Q M I

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