Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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H. rv' . Q vi' 5 A , 'V W . '- ' . Noreen Sweet emerges safely from a maze of pom-poms. Kathy Gouger approves of first place in Field Events The Sophs polka their way through their demonstration.

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ith a stroke of luck, ophs win ield Events The other three classes sat back and took notice of the Lucky Sophomore Ladybugs as they calmly flew into first place in Field Events at Field Day. Dressed in black jump suits adorned with orange and black spotted wings, the sophomores 'polka-ed their way into their demonstration formations of a lucky horse shoe and a four-leaf clover. But sometime during the day, their luck failed them, as at the final announcement of winners, the sophomores accepted an overall third place in Field Day competl tion. ABOVE: The Lucky Ladybug ties for third in float. BELOW Janelle Lanou Capiz Green and Michelle McCarthy cheer on their team. ,Qm

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Nancy Raleigh, Margy Ehlers and Kathy Edick try to remember what comes next. igs gain beneficial ex erienee for future The Freshman Class of 1977 received their initiation into the hectic world of Field Day season this year. This new experience proved to be not the least bit disconcerting for the Freshman Pigs as they built the second place float consisting of a house with three little pigs peeking out the window. Wearing multi- colored jumpsuits and snouts, the frosh proceeded to relate the tale of the Three Little Pigs in their demonstration, 'out-foxrng' the sophomore, junior and senior wolves. Although they gained an overall fourth place for the day, they received useful know- ledge and experience which will undoubtedly bring them to future victories. Val Lopez and Kathy Herzberg enjoy their first Field Day