Madison Coolidge and her mother in the Marian Haddix Center

Stinson Park memorial at dusk.

Stretch It Out

Madelene Simon practices her dance corrections in her home studio. She was preparing for a competition she had the same weekend.

Golka’s New Trick

Mr. Greg Golka juggles’ his classroom Squishmallows for the Marian student body at the talent show. Mr. Golka shocked the crowd with his hidden skills and received a grand applause.

Begonia Maculata in the sunlight of the dining room window.

Tessa Bailey’s novels, Secretly Yours and Unfortunately Your surrounded by flowers.

Lenny, a Maltéese-Poodle mix jumping down from an ottoman in the living room.

Pinch, Slab, Coil

Marian pottery students roll slabs to turn into mugs. Students worked thought their techniques and created pieces of art from clay.

Surprise Day Smiles

Theology teacher Mr. Mark Koesters posing for a photo with Izzy Lang ‘25, Elizabeth Briscoe ‘25, and Morgan Hockney ‘25. Throughout the chaos of Surprise Day, girls were able to pose with their favorite teacher for a moment.

Lena and Jack Simon staring at a bat they caught and placed in a terrarium before taking it to Nebraska Wildlife Rehab. While Jack was curious and excited, Lena was petrified of the unwelcome creature.

Ethics Statement: Photography is the celebration of the perfectly imperfect. Every moment we try to capture is to remember the way we saw the world in that instant. From an ethical standpoint, photography is meant to express the raw beauty of our nature. I hope to respect the life and dignity of everything around me within my practice of photography.