Marist High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The Marist Mothers Club has been working behind the scenes for many years at Marist. They have devoted countless hours of hard work and dedication to organizing activities like the Freshmen Mothers Tea, which orientates the new mothers with the school, the Mothers and Fathers Talent Show, and vital fund rais- ing activities such as the Spring Luncheon and the Card Party. The School would like to extend its gratitude to all the members of the Mothers Club for significant con- tributions to Marist year after year. Q , :V ' sy

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The Fathers Club of Marist High School has many members and is highly organized, thanks to peo- ple such as its moderator, Bro. Dan Grogan, and many involved fathers who devote a majority of their free time to the club. They organize the Smoker, card par- ties, and numerous other programs. The enjoyment and in- volvement is all part of the real purpose of the Fathers Club. ,,i-.i PARENTS IN ACTION 'av SQ' F'1F-F-! '!QP'r 1

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JUST THINK . MAYBE NEXT YEAR YOU'LL GET ITALIAN COOKING Tsssesf Yi m-WW' Spring brings to Marist an in- teresting change. For one week in March, the books are pushed aside and Enrichment Week begins. Dur- ing this time, extracurricular courses are offered to the students to' break the monotony. Enrichment Week, sponsored by Marist's National Honor Society, brings together the faculty and students in a totally different way, which results in lear- ning, excitement, and fascination-a new type of educational experience begins. Enrichment courses are taught by students, faculty, and outside in- dividuals who are willing to sacrifice their time and effort. Only during Enrichment Week can a student find himself at the helm of a classroom, teaching his business instructor the basics of modern railroading. Slowly Enrichment Week activities are becoming a tradition at Marist High. Hwnnm I 'fl