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THE UPS AND DOWNS OF INTHAMURAL BASKETBALL Intramural Basketball was a success again this year. With most homerooms entering, the school had yet another excellent program. Throughout the season competition was tough and spirits were high. Of course, the season had both dull and exciting moments, but for the first time in the program's history, the faculty team was defeated. The Intramural Referee's Association il.R.A.i, anchored by Mr. Luby, Mr. Moriarty, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Seputis worked hard, game after game, and remained a vital part of the Intramural Basketball program. ,, . . ..,,. ..--f 1 -1....,. V fy in ..,. kffAs U zwwwmmapmmn u-nl,
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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
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A H300 GA ME STRIKE, SPLIT, SPARE, these are several words that mean very little to most of us, but to a large group of bowlers these words are the joys and sometimes sorrows of their lives. To us just hitting the pins would be a task, while a bowler's main objective is to disJ member the formation in two, possibly one, attempt. Again, to most of us bowling is just another sport, but to Brother Huck and the 1976-77 bowlers it was an en- joyable experience in friendly competition.
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