Marist High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DEDICATION . NO PRGBLEMH BRO RON lt is appropriate that the 1977 Plainsman be dedicated to a man who has devoted all his energies to Marist. A cheerful no problem has echoed through the classrooms and athletic fields of Marist for eleven years. An era with Horbs is coming to a close. We all realize that high school years are more than study years. These years are a time for sorting things out. Brother Ron has aided this process for many students. Whether working on Freshmen Retreats or preparing for State Track competition, he has instilled a spirit of un- selfish concern and friendship. We will long appreciate the role Horbs has played in our development. This tribute to coach, teacher, Brother and OK-person takes on a form that is more vibrant than merely dedicating a yearbook. The finest tribute to Brother Ron is seen in the lives of the people he has touched. is ' B v 'i ss B 2 Q l m

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l T BAND TOURS DIXIE l Marist High School boasts what it believes to be one of the best high school bands around. Along with its usual fantastic Christmas and Spring concerts, this group of talented musicians won a first place award for its performance in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The Band conquered the South with a tour of three Southern states, which included a concert at the Alabama State Capitol. The concert was followed by a reception hosted by Gov. George Wallace. T The Band has worked very hard throughout the year, wvith practices every morning and frequent long after- lnoon sessions. We think it was worth it. firQgQ.3LE K - v T . . gx... , l . 1 ,. ,gg at W if ..,... ,X 'fn 1,4 Qs,-.s.... . .ip -- ii' - ,... . 1 ' x,,, , A A, , , M... , M 'Q , V, ,.... Lkhkh M ,xi E. , , g' T T Wane ...,..,. Q WM Wwmmagf Top Ftow QR-Ll: M. Streit, A. Givens, Fl. Breske, P. Paleczny, T. Lamparski. Middle Row: T. Signore, P. Franz, B. Scholl, A. Heil, J. Kyler. Bottom Row: C. Stepuszek, Mr. Frank Manna, Director, M. Hilger, B. Fiscella. Seated: Governor George Wallace.