Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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1? ASI? . ' -Q-+1 Rev. Ioseph H. Kean, Chaplain, Administrative Assistant Iohn P. Malarkey, Vice Principal Sister Mary Bernard, I.H.M. Coordinator of Studies

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Rev. Edward R. Sacks Principal -- - f 'H QAM T ' . n 1 , a . if 1 fi- , E t . 5 T' I 5, :I ' Q N. i a J , - -I lil? 65:47-T., ..1..Ln' . .understanding guidance Armed with an abundance of patience randi understanding, Rather Sacksmndt his administrative staff directed the progress of Marian High School with a genuine concern for both lfaculty and students. Althoiifh their dlities cov- ered varied areas of responsibility, the spirit motivating eachnactivity twas an unfaltering belief in the value oft Christian Education. Always ready 'to preserilewthe unitiue heritage of xMarian, the additiistrators ftirmed la link between the faculty and student body whilmesP'H0liH'gt fhewindividudlity Of each person.

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Faculty leadership molds diverse resources into learning AR eg Above: Miss Betty Futrick, English, Russian Right Ioseph F. Arieta, Social Studies Far Right: Ionathan S. Warke, Physical Education, Health, Social Studies Right: Sister Nicola Marie, I.H.M., Mathematics For Right: Sister Marie de Lourdes, I.H.M., Science, Mathematics Colt Country has become a synonym for first class in every area of academic and extracurricular endeavor. Marian achieved great things in 1973 because of the people who guided it. The faculty inspired the students both spiritually and mentally and shared their friendship and advice with all. Together faculty and stu- dents showed the spirit that dared to be outstanding when it might have been convenient to be mediocre. ::,-.T:w'- f - N ,Q -1? ve. fi NYJ.