Marist High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.41 gg if tt , ' NHS The National Honor Society is an organized group of outstanding students who coordinate such activities as Enrichment Week, and cultural assemblies. They also assist in various programs after school hours. The Marist High School branch of the National Honor Society has always upheld a high standard of quality in their members and each year this is displayed through their excellent contributions to Marist's extracurricular activities.

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CHRISTMAS! A TIME OF BOTH HAPPINESS AND SORRUW As we recall what Christmas was like in 1976, we think of the joy and sorrow it held for us. We remember the joy that the spirit of Christmas brought us, even if it was wandering through the halls entangled in a web of Christmas-tree lights. Some of us remember what it was ke walking through the streets of London on a foggy December night, and others remember our two-week vacation at home. C However, the Christmas season ushered in one of the oldest winters that has ever been recorded on Chicago's thermometers. ln the bitter cold, Richard J. Daley, who gied on December 20, was laid to rest. For years, Mayor aley had captured the love and respect of the citizens of Chicago and the people of this country. The people of Chicago lost not only the guidance that enabled Chicago to achieve its high status and respect, but it lost a great h uman being, Richard J. Daley. Mayor Richard J. Daley 1902-1976