Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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l Chris Sheehan delivers another smashing serve., ennis team battles their Wa to success Under the guidance of Mrs. Kelley and Miss Bartholet, the tennis team started off the season with a win in an exhibition game. The fourteen member team practiced every day after school at Fon- tenelle Tennis Courts during the spring season. They participated in ten matches throughout the season, including the Nebraska Girls Invitational at Dewey Courts which served as a prelude to the State Tournament. Members of the team: Sally Brown, Meg Gross, Geri Hewitt, lvlary Kraemer, Jane Lemmers, Joan Lukas, Michelle McCarthy, Karen Murphy, Sue OfMalley, Mary Owens, Chris Sheehan, and Colette Shelton. Student managers were Sharon Slattery and Connie Wever. 118 Joan Lukas flies through the air for a return Demonstrating a powerful forehand is Michelle McCarthy.

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Fr. Orwig distributes Communion at Friday Mass. circle of unit form Unity is exemplified through all school masses, re- treats and activities such as big-little sister parties, by eliminating traditional barriers that are necessary in an academic environment. Girls were given the oppor- tunity to share their talents and philosophies with others through weekly guitar masses, confessions, and group discussions. These were conducted by visiting parish priests. Overnight retreats held at Waverly, the O'Donnell Center, Camp Hitchcock and Camp Harriet Harding were another avenue for self discovery. The success of these retreats seemed apparent as they were composed of smaller numbers of people than in previous years. The new freshmen were quickly initiated into the sphere of school activities at a summertime swimming 'QW it 3 party held at Brookhill Country Club. This party in- troduced them to their junior big sisters and several of their prospective teachers. Also, this first get-together as a class acquainted them with the unified spirit these school functions work to maintain. L . Colle 120 . 5 , en Mc Gonigle listens intently to offertory petitions. Maureen McMahon plays guitar at Friday Mass.