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Student Life SONGARAMA A Song To Sing The annual Songarama was a unique night of entertainment as expected. Through the efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cooley, the glee club and the band, the show went on. The program was varied and Spartans exhibited talents of singing, acting and playing musical instruments. Groups, duos and solos dotted the program and an active and loud washboard band added a little country flavor. The glee club and chorus performed the contem- porary songs Aquarius , Scarborough Fair and Theme from Romeo and Juliet. Besides the musical program, the art, word- working and drawing classes had on display their respective projects. Dave Igl gives a contemporary creation. speech on the destruction of God's Claudia Green, Kennette Killion, Julie Beyer, Danette Lorch, Cathy Colley gather together to form a 'washboard bandf
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Student Life , Spirited juniors brace themselves for a forceful tug. PRINT 'N' CORD Showing True Colors Sunny skies and a festive mood combined to rescue winter- weary students as Print 'n' Cord week arrived. Students pulled out their grubbies Monday and proceeded to class in torn T-shirts, faded jeans, sloppy slacks and other such attire. Tuesday's dress code brought forth hairy legs and knobby knees as bermudas ruled the halls. The Wednesday scene showed ten gallons, broad-brims, paisley wides and plaid thins as crazy hat and tie day underwent initiation at Marist. Stripes with plaids and dots with prints teamed up to leave a bright memory of clash day. Clash night was a new experience with a potluck, pie eating, rope pulling and trike riding activities. Guy Stores was the winner of the pie-eating contest giving the sophomore class a victory. After a whirl around the courtyard on tiicycles everyone made his way to the stadium for the tug oi war. The vic- tors were the sophs and juniors because the rope broke. Friday produced doctors, hippies, old folks and even a mummy as students participated in the annual character day. N Paul Atkinson, winner of the 1970 tricycle races.
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