Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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the edifars. Jy.v',:j'f.'n, ,zu ,. ffm As we slowly file back over our memories, we scan our multi-colored mountain range of rejected layouts and let our eyes rest on the rolling pastures, the sheets of trite copy and captions. WVe are pleased to have been able to put the events of the past two years in print for you. XVe feel this is a good time to pause and give three cheers for one of the most co-operative staffs anyone ever had to work with. They spent hours of their valuable time typing, writing, drawing lay- outs, and filing, along with 99 other unheralded and unnoticed jobs. Our thanks and farewellsn wouldnit be complete if we failed to mention Sister Nl. joseph. our faculty advisor. We shudder to think of what the Diadem would look like had it not been for her never-ending demand for perfection. Our brain childv has been packed up, gone to press, and now it's back. So read it to yourself and keep the mistakes to yourself. You know theylre there, but then so do weg we made 'em.