Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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an 2 cos 3- s 7 tan 22? lndividuality and working at one's own pace has been the goal of the Math Department, and so far this goal has been achieved. Throughout the day the math resource center is open and constant help is available to those who desire it. Math teachers plan their classes in a way that every student can achieve the same amount of study, but at a slower or faster pace, fitting the student. Algebra l, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, and Analysis attest to the Math Department's well known success. Students find themselves appearing in the math contests that take place every year. Due to the insurpassable ability ofthe staff members, the girls usually rank high. Between Algebra's x s and y s, Geometry's p s and q s, and Analysis's tangents and cosigns, the students are totally prepared for anything in the future. Mrs. Rae Keogh received her BA at Vassar College. Sister Zita Sharrow, MA from Bowdoin College, Me Sister Paulette Labbe, BA from Duchesne College, MA at Detroit University. Sister Jean Ann Morrow, BA earned at Duchesne College, MA at University of Detroit.

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Mr. Jim Duggins received a BS at University of Nebraska at Omaha. A Mr. Mike Sporcic earned his BA at UNO and a MA at Creighton U. Mr. Michael Schadendorf earned both BA and MA Degrees at Creighton Classes find social cures World Cultures and World Geography teacher Mr. Mike Schad- endorf heads an expanding Social Studies Department. A psychology course, taught by Mr. Mike Sprocic studies the realm of human behavior. American government remains a Marian graduation requirement. Mr. Jim Duggins attacked such topics as Women's Lib, abortion, and legalization of marijuana in his first year of teaching American Studies. World Geography teacher, Mrs. Ann Schluter left at the semester to have a baby and was replaced by Mrs. Carol Gossney. Sister Evelyn Barbara builds the framework for social action in her sociology course.

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W-.-ft kills built for jobs Girls planning to enter the business world build a solid back- ground of experience at lVlarian. There is ample opportunity to improve skills in filing, dictation, shorthand, and typing. There are also courses in accounting, record keeping, and business law. Miss Barbara Riva teaches Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, and Type l. lVlrs. Dorothy Dietz instructs Type ll, Accounting, Record Keeping, Business Law, and Office Practice. Sr. Evelyn Barbara lVlarshallak teaches General Business. For the first year, there is a Personal Type course for college prep students. lt is a one semester class teaching the basics of typing. 1 A Sr. Evelyn Barbara Nlarshallak, top, BA from St. Rose, NY, MA from Creighton University. Miss Barbara Riva, above, BS from UNO, Associate Degrees in Secretarial Sciences. lVlrs. Dorothy Dietz re- ceived a BSC from Creighton University.