Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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The senior float, alias Henrietta, watches over her chicks. Maureen Hoody leads Diane Dalhoff to first place in wheelbarrow race. Mary Kay Fillip enjoys 'finger-Iickin' good' chicken

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W unior upid defeat senior in oftball gum The Junior Cupids gave their hearts away to achieve an overall second place at Field Day this year. Winning the softball game against the senior class sent their hearts soaring high as the day came to the peak of excitement. Second place in demonstration was earned by the red- smocked and bow and arrow bearing class as they rock and rolled their way through several heart formations, sprinkling silver glitter over the field and the audience. The cheerleaders, dressed in shiny, red satin costumes led the class in high-spirited songs and cheers. 'Q . 'a'r V at , ggg' . ' aseele , l -' . ' i ,, M-31 e J ia is 3 . w f , gf Q ... 1 r s t r We 1- . ,fw faswae yr - - .V W If . 7' V- 5 f . If ---- , V- Q f . : .. . , 1 ' ,- .MQ ' tv' 'S' 'iff' 7 E Kfffffjilf EV+Kf!fPf5'3i1''.-'5 'fff'2i3iT , ' i - '-1 fgfQff7:7gy:-AE 1 5 -. .V ' ABOVE: Diane Hungerford gives her all for her team. BELOW: Juniors stroll through the tunnel of love in their demonstration. 5 ,TJ is a 5, l 161