Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Gail Fiitzdorf, Mary North, Sue Brown, Jane Lemmers and Ann Fletcher prepare for Field Day i -Le K,.,.. if ABOVE: Kim Kraft, Molly Waring enjoy Pam ShaId's confusion, while Jane Lemmers irightl, appears ready to grant three wishes to anyone who comes her way. if

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e a d e r S ll Joan Sullivan tries to get her point across to Ellen Costello. ecomes goal Decorating halls, the Christmas skit, the Senior Tea, the Senior lVlass, Field Day, ordering caps, gowns, graduation announcements. . .all these activities made for very in- volved Senior Class officers. ln addition to all of these typical senior year activities, the seniors launched a ticket selling campaign for the Firehouse Dinner Theatre's pro- duction of A FLEA lN HER EAR, in order to make money for the traditional gift to the school. Senior Class president is Ellen Costello, vice president, Joan Sullivan, secretary, Sue Galvin, treasurer, Adrienne Dhaenens, representative, Ann Burns. The task of uniting the freshmen is always difficult, but the Freshmen Class officers accomplished the feat with relative ease. They sponsored a Nlarian sockhop in the spring and helped plan Eighth Grade Night. Jane Lemmers is Freshman Class president, vice-president, Ann Fletcher, secretary, Pam Shald, treasurer, Sue Brown, representatives, Gail Ritzdorf, Molly Waring and Sue North. . f fi at 4 1 if . Adrienne Dhaenens and Sue Galvin listen intently to plans for Choosing graduation announcements proves confusing for Adrienne, Ellen Senior Tea. and Joan.

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Moderator, Sr. Virginia surprises Geri Hewitt, Mary Potter, Mary Wingender and Jean Burke I R J WY' Board has fulfillin ar The Student Board holds as its primary objectives, the job of serving as a sounding board between students, parents, faculty and administration, and also, the task of organizing school functions. Their major accomplishments included Field Day, Hillbilly Day, Surprise Day, sockhops and a teacher evaluation designed to give the faculty an idea of the success of their classes in the student's eye. The Student Board is comprised of 13 members including Margaret Cortese, president, Jean Burke, vice-president, and Cassie Strom, Secretary. Other members are Senior, Geri Hewitt, Juniors, Beth Jahn, Marzia Puccioni, and Mary Kay Wingender, Sophomores, Lisa Harless, Maureen Cooney and Marg Heaney, Freshmen, Mary Potter, Rene Gannon and Robin Mangus. Mary Kay Wingender, Marzia Puccioni lead rap room discussion on school competition. -.