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People 1 S W I N! -.ls Y Z fy ' 1 Pat Leatherwood, Bob Kerns, and Pat Brown disc ss Print 'n' Cord plans. STUDENT COUNCIL Mari st's Leaders Here at Marist, the Student Council officers were at work trying to make school life a little easier for everyone. The officers and representatives met weekly to discuss cur- rent issues and reach a better understanding between students and teachers. Headed by President Tom Leavy and supervised by Brother Dennis, Student Council mem- bers set up various activities. They initiated two student potlucks during the year. They also sponsored Print Ln' Cord week with a dance that tied it up. Other than enter- tainrnent they were very helpful in the selling of point- settias for the Marist Men's Club. They expressed their views and discussed them at a special non-faculty assem- bly. The student handbook and tuition were discussed. Left: President Tom Leavy addresses the student body. Treasurer Steve Gaughan balances the books.
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Judge Ed Leavy sells pointsettias after a basketball game. Mr. James provides spirit during half-time activities. MARIST MEN AND WOMEN Groups Aid Progress When speaking of the future or progress of Marist, we cannot give an accurate picture unless we include some- thing about the Marist Men and Women's Clubs. Through the generosity of these two organizations, Marist High has a football stadium with proper lighting and comfort- able seats for the fans. The Men's Club operated con- cession stands, organized the sing-a-long and sold point- settias. Card clubs, luncheons, card parties and selling hats, cushions, vanilla and plants are some of the Women's Club projects. Besides the football fans, members of Girls' P.E., yearbook and students in need of financial assistance benefitted from the clubs' generosity. Marist women, Mrs. Ronnau and Mrs. Sunderland, sell cushions at a game. , 'ffl-L i e 27 Ss .... .I
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