Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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un. 1 Co-editors Pam Pace and Bill Krajcirik, along with Sister Marie I-lubert, pause from proofreading to pose for the photographer. Presenting the opening theme seems lo be no prob- lem for lim Feild, Kathy Bardzak, MaryBeth Walew- ski and section editor Trish Bayer. Elaine Saladyga, Debbie Flaim lActivities Editorl, Gerri Hamish, Rosemary Hager, Cathy Gentile and Rosella Sharpe check picture proportions as they work on the division pages. V When the yearbook staff selected Thoreau's concept of a different drummer as a theme, they intended to depict the individuality of Marian. They achieved their goal in a variety of ways. The significant events of the year were captured in picture and print through the efforts of each member. Even the patron drive exempli- fied the unique spirit of the class of '73 as each home- room gave the project 10Uofo support. W,-i,-n ,gzi - f -H x. . ' 1- Q

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Meeting a deadline brings happy grins to the faces of Frances Krupa, Mary Ann Gabriel lSe- niors editorj, Marily Erschen, Michele Huber and Mary Shigo fClasses edilorj. Sports staff members Bob Infante and john Alexandrakos show their work to Ted Navitsky who smiles his approval. A deluge of patrons is necessary for a success- ful yearbook. Kathy Boyle, Georgene Yanochko, Chris Rovinske, Ann Marie Horowski, Theresa Pucklavage and Ed Zemanik fBusiness Managerl begin the huge task of sorting patron slips. 19 3 MARIAN records memorable events gg' a iF1i 'X

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CLUBS inspire various outlets to creative activity The many different clubs at Marian cor- respond with the variety of personalities and interests in Colt Country. Some clubs concentrated on course-related subjects and career information. Others were di- rected toward specific talents or service to the school or community. Individual efforts and concern made each of these groups reach its specilic goals. Although they differ in membership and purpose all the clubs exemplify what Marian is. Mr. Zelonis, and Chess Club officers, Peter Gu- lick, Ron Marchalonis, William Radocha and Ioe Chuckran, compete in intramural matches every Monday morning. French and Spanish I-lonor Society members Lor- raine Luschas, Elaine Saladyga, Lori Busocker, Cornelia O'Lear, Michele Albano, and Cathy Gentile, merited scholastic achievement in the study of language. The officers of the Radio Club, Bob Infante, Lorraine Luschas, Vince Hydro, and Debbie Kol- bush, illustrate the operation of a radio trans- mitter. .4 '