Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Right: IT-First How: C. Campbell, B. Cannariato. Second Row: K. Colle- vechio, S. jones, T. Herman, R. Cava- naugh. Third Bow: G. Miller, R. Roos, I. Busocker. Fourth Row: 1. Kozuch, R. Turnbach, G. Iachowicz, D. McCullion, I. Hydro. Above: 1B-First Row: I. Bonner, R. Bydlon, I. Bubon. Second How: D. Bruzgo, A. Albano, L. Cannon, D. Burdick. Third Row: M. Anderson, L. Billet, I. Bar- nish, M. Burke. Right: 1B-First Row: K. DeAngelo, M. Derau, S. Cavanaugh. Second Row: Rv, 5 D. Bretizk, T. Ceci, C. Conory. Third l .W Row: A. Clewell, C. Demko, C. Dur- kosh, M. Brookover. .A UN . . . Marian students set Man has learned that in his attempt to be a unique individual he must first conform to society and be educated. For only through knowledge and expe- rience can an individual formulate ideas and select the path indicated by his own special drummer. From the newly initiated freshman to students on the threshold of senior year, the Marian underclassmen were consistently moti- vated to form a well-rounded individualism which will enable them to meet the responsibilities of the future.

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Music Appreciation teacher, Mr. Coombe, adds his expert voice to the rendition of a classical song. ELECTIVE Specialized courses reflect individual interests Iohn Havrilla shows his Mechanical Drawing assignment to Mr. Zelonis who gives his approval to a job well done. , 5-5, K , U, ' digg ,i,,..,,f iii v 'N Bernadette Rodgers watches Sister Miriam Consilia as she explains the necessity of matching notches for a well made garment. In addition to the required courses, Marian students were offered the opportunity of choosing from a vari- ety of electives, each providing an outlet for their talents and energies. The arts presented cultural en- richment and instruction in specific skills while home economics, mechanical drawing, and driver education focused on more practical interests. Forensics and journalism classes also provided a forum for individ- ual expression and contributed to the extra-curricular achievements of the students. .ix , 1 f a i i - r l-,,.:-:.,,h,,i,k,eV:ehpY- I L-,M V -'Arai' - - , ' 1 f- Fx! . , X . ?A.,F' 11' N x X ,. f , t . uf i 1 352915 1 '

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Left: 1B-First Row: C. Cibik, C. Ciavag- lia, S. Byatt, G. Baran. Second Row I. Baddick, I. Boyle, R. Bogwist Third Row: B. Coleman, D. Choley T. Dankel, I. Blisko. Above Left: 2B-First Row: L. Capitanio, N Dominic, H. Dixon, I. Dammeyer Second Row: I. Chuckran, M. Dicasi- mirro, F. Dicasimirro, T. Dubosky M. Dobosh, M. Donahue, R. Carulli Above Right: 2B-First Row: E. Gibas, M. Horow- ski, I. Kennedy, C. Ispeky, L. Houser. Second Row: L. Gillespie, I. Kennedy, S. Iones, K. Hutta, A Hunadi, D. Keim. Left: ZB-First Row: M. Fisher, F. Gentile, L. Forgotch, C. Fuller. Second Row: T. Dolan, C. George, M. Dercole, I. Davidovich, P. Gallagher, P. Delpero. their goals for a better tomorrow