Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Mr. Cook, Mrs. Fluyle, and Mrs. Falcone have become popular personalities around Marian. Each one adds an individual touch to his job. Nui' 'WWW 'qw rio l nd miles Mr. Warren Cook, Maintenance Engineer, sounds too serious for the jovial fellow en- countered en route to and from classes. A new face often seen aiding in the cleaning was Mrs. Margaret Ruyle. Mrs. Carmelita Falcone was with us again this year. She is responsible for the hot lunch program, working the menu around the vend- ing machine's array of food.

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:wimmers take State The Marian swimmers repeated their state vic- tory performance this year under Coach, Lynn Groff, by defeating Westside by three points. Practices' began the last weeks of summer and continued into the first week of November. They were held before school from 6:15 to 7:00 a.m. at the West Branch YMCA and con- sisted of 2500-3000 yards of swimming. The thirteen member team competed in five local meets without a loss and in two invitational meets at Westside and one in Des lVloines, Iowa Cassie Strom served as team captain. Team members: Jeanine Burns, Cathy Abel, Julie Effrein, Simone Gamache, Lynn Hitner, Ellen Hollander, Jan Keyser, Sally lVlaher, Patty Neary, Pam Shald, Cassie Strom, Ann Tritz, and Ann Troia. - Ellen Hollander practices to get in shape. ,df X5 .,A I , X Yr 'es A ,V X sa gt wg , e V , EXEQY Q Q E LEFT: Marian swimmers await the sound ot the gun. ABOVE: Coach Lynn Groff takes splits.