Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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i hts, ction 2 Sister Pat Kowalski received a BA in English and an MA in Communication Arts at Stan- ford University, Cal. A couse of fast growing popularity is Film and TV, instructed by Sister Pat Kowalski. The students learned tech- niques of directing and creating a movie, as well as having alot of fun. Part ofthe course were exercises in handling the camera, splicing, shooting a movie on techniques, and learning to operate the AV equipment properly. The Film and TV class planned to debut their creations at the end of the year. Donations from the shows are used to finance the equipment used in the course.

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rama define lVlrs. Pat Culver, BS received from UNL. The Drama Department was very successful in the production of Finian's Rainbow . Aside from the annual play, classes also act out scenes from Greek tragedy and comedies, Shakespeare, and modern plays. Studying the history of drama, theatre, and pantomime was also part ofthe course. lVlrs. Pat Culver also teaches speech. Speeches vary from types to inform, persuade, and entertain. Stories and poems are animated during oral interpretation.

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Sister Dorothea Foley, right, earned her BS attending Creighton University. Sister Pat Haezebrouck received her BA degree from Duchense College. Year sewn up in clothin Accenting creative talents in lVlarian's cur- riculum is clothing class. Novice seamstresses found in Clothing l began learning the basics, while eagerly constructing their first project, an apron. The more advanced classes flaunted their taste and creativity, producing items such as baby clothes, lined jackets, and pantsuits. Students are graded on how well the outfits are constructed. The clothing room window became a favorite loitering spot throughout the year, where fashions could be found. All projects finished are displayed there. Mt?