Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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lfulcfide scasan takes rant with help from all. Clare Keating, as the Angel Cahriel, appears to joseph and Mary, XVilliam Vicknair and , Sheila Armstrong, in the annual Christmas Y pageant, Sing Ye Noel. v 5. 'tai' Q a , It H Q , . I 'G' ' , . . , 1 ,J ,. my Y S JI l y xmni' Y. C. S. members. Brenda Trahulsi, Pat Cuarin, janet Kelly, Kathleen Staneliff, Peggy Burk, Pat Montalho, and Sue Cuinane omament the tree for annual Christmas Party. Scenery prepara- tion for the Christ- mas pageant is cl 0 n e by artists Betty Ruth Sand- ers, Carol Konkle, Toine Tumer, jan Helsep, S u s a n Fleck, B arbara Noonan, and Boh- by Riegel. After a thrilling evening, Bobette Lawrence prepares to remove Queen Erin Alessanmlra's crown presented to her at the Christmas dance. I. V .- -.X f 5 - I l 5, 3 . ff 'IIA uae X, .f Ita 'll . .F 49' 47 ff f 0 L a ' -5 . X: v-. ':-jf? ' K 1 A., ' f W ' Vs . 1 - 'T:?f.T Y:x -. Q.:-. ,,::.,r 9-Q ' .JZ-' .-:'.?'v. . --Pm ' TNQ l f-5.9: ' '--,L . . ' 'ff'-'. 'ff21f'. 'f'. Fl yy. '- 'PQ - ,'.'g '. ' -,,,,f, . . l. .e,'. .I .. 1 8' Ni.-if 1,3 'v'f if pf .f,--- i - ' ' ' ... 2- ' - ' ff:-xx-. If H, xg eff' -1

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augrafulafims rendered in 6166 61110 i Jr --,- Choristers get in a last minute practice before the long awaited trip to San Antonio. Following the Yuletide tradition, carolers Pat Neil, Pat Tipton, Sandra Hugenroth, Bon- nie Lee Sedita, Ceri Tucker, and Betty Ruth Sanders fill the air with Christmas cheer. X NVith the cold winds comes a flurry of social activity for Marianites. Mr. XVinter wit- nessed the annual Christmas dance as one of the first events to grace the season. A festive spirit prevailed at the holiday frolic which feted a lovely queen, Erin Alessandra. Stu- dents, accompanied by the B o b Simmons orchestra, danced in the school cafeteria until the witching hour of twelve. VVinter saw traveling Mar- ian choristers bring home a superior rating from the song festival h eld at Incamate YVord College in San Antonio. The singers tied with Provi- dence of San Antonio in com- petition with nine other Texas schools to climax the work of the music department. Following a spirited football season, the team was honored with a well-earned banquet held in the cafeteria. Counted among the guests was Mr. Andy Zubel, principal speaker, who talked on the increased interest in football and the im- portance of athletics. One of t lr e m o s t eagerly awaited events of the evening was the presentation of the awards by Coach Bill Golibart. Jackets and sweaters were presented to varsity members and tro- phies a n d letters w e r e awarded to senior athletes, cheerleaders, and managers. Turning from the natural to the supernatural, Marianites t o o k spiritual inventory of themselves at the annual re- treat conducted by Father R. J. Rebholz, C.S.S.R., on Feb- ruary 5 and 6. Taking time off from studies, the students set aside everyday tasks to re- view their lives for the past year and to cen ter their thoughts a n d attention on their Creator. Through daily Mass, Communion, spiritual reading, and private inter- views, each student set his soul in order resolving to lead a better life. In the true spirit of Valen- tine season, each homeroom elected a candidate for school sweetheart. Cake sales, candy sales, gay parties, and Chinese