Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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Student Eaaacil ,alaas ahead. . . Officers: Standing: Bro Jackson, treasurer, Scooter Schillaci vice-president, Pat Kelly, secretary, Iohn Reece, presidentl Seated: Katie Meeks, reporter, Brenda Trabulsi, parliamentarian. First Row: R. Troncale, D. Newton, D. Breaux, M. Corey, Believing that every class should have its say, Marian provides a clearing house for school ac- tivities through the Student Council, whose mem- bers are the students of today and leaders of to- morrow. Famous last words- Sure We can do it! And they do, too. The Student Council, in co-opera- tion with the other Catholic High Schools of Houston, compiled a student directory. In ad- dition they sparked the student body to reach a 33,000 goal in the National Decency in Reading Program, by the sale of magazines. During Christmas time, the classrooms wore a bright, new look as each homeroom competed for the title of Best Decorated Room in the school-wide contest. Monthly sock hops as well as the Christmas and the Sweetheart Dances were planned by the Council. Sister M. Rosaria is the sponsor of this group. A. Donohue, P. Smith, A. Luprete. Second Row: B. Jackson, P. Kelly, K. Meeks, R. H. Defran, P. Koch, K. Stancliff, B. Trabulsi, I. Wise. Top: S. Schillaci, C. Lieberman, Lewis, D. Sullivan, C. McClellan, R. Heibel, P. Nicosia, P. Montalbo, D. Herrera. G?

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answer ea!! le greatness Juniors: Top: P. Hoelscher, P. Nicosia, NI. Quinn, M. Shannan C. Kilian. Sermul Ron' C. Keating, R. XVard, P Davidson. P, Cray, B Reed, Easley, K Carey, D. Haynes, E Parsons, M. K. O'Brien Third Row: P. Neil, D Ciuffre, D. Greer, L Spenella, M. A. Boris P. Tipton, M. Leonard, C. Brueggeman, 1. Ame- lang. Seated: A. Cox A. Farrell. Sophomores: Top: L. Standish, XI. Corey, B Lawrence, E. Alessandra, A. Cannon. KI. Salerno Second Row: NI. Comiskey, P. Day, T. Schnitzuis R. XVise, D. Heihel, P. Nlontalho, Nolen, S. Scanio L. Derden, NI. Newton, B. Fleming, Kelnar, B Noonan, V. Hirsch, B. Blair, Gaffney, C. Car- rnoi1el'1e, Kleifgen, B. Stavinolla, M. E. Cavanaugh NI. Cronin, B. Sanders, B. Sedita. Seated: NI. Mar- tin, B. Nelson, Frith, C. Fontana. Freshmen: Top: NI. Behrens. E. Hruslia, Boh- hitt, A. Cash, F. Howard, XI. Fourticq, P. Kul- hanelf. E. Butz. Second How: L. Reeves, D Stoeliert, S. Nlalloy, C. Hrnslxa, C. Comiskey, C Cunzalo, N. Conse. Seated: K. Keener, BI, Tinnell j. Bavouset, Nlcllrath, YYarl-Q, P. Smith.

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Katia 61116 explores the ,vast , Q , I -5 u 'a fi la 3 1 ? Y i Top: R. Blair, E. Parsons, D. Herrera, Nolen, P. Cecala, L. Derden, Hallmark, P. O'Shaughnessy, D. Miller, P. Mon- talbo, T. Schnitzius. Third Row: S. Scanio, Corey, B. Lawrence, C. Steen, E. Ryan, C. Miller, M. Newton, D. Schisser, I. Sepic. Second Row: B. Bobbitt, C. Carmouche, P. Davidson, E. Mattem, P. Colca, M. Corey, C. Michalelc, M. A. Boris, I. Bennett, A. Cannon, A. Kleifgen, D. Garrison, C. Kelly. Kneeling: M. Friedman, M. Salerno, N. Keating, M. Comiskey, B. Fleming, A. Moore, M. Martin, S. Hogan, E. Alessandra, D. Amason. Societas Latinorum Discipulorum gives students a glimpse into another world as they learn to appreciate the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. As a chartered member of the National junior Classical League, the Latin Club conducts business meetings once a wee and attended the Annual Latin convention in April, at Sherman, Texas. Juniors, the Latin III students, are members of the Senate and the sophomores constitute the assembly. Sister Mary Rosaria helps the ambitious members to view the ancient culture and to interpret the language. Standing: Philip Cecala, parliamentariang Beau Bobbitt, president, Douglas Herrera, vice president. Seated: Joanne Kleifgen, secretary, Erin Alessandra, treasurer. O