Column by J1 Reporter Eva Kriener A central piece of Marian tradition is Marian Field Day. Many students from other schools in the Omaha area gather to see Marian girls compete for the bragging rights of having won said event. The question is, however, does Marian’s famed Field Day really deserve to be held to… Read More Marian Field Day may not be as great as it seems
Feature by MelinaPiperis In September of 1977, Jimmy Carter was President, a gallon of gas cost 62 cents and Mr. Tom Baker taught his first class at Marian High School. Marian had no air conditioning, no PAC, one gym and soph lot was a field. Over the last 45 years, Baker has shaped generations of… Read More Mr. Tom Baker’s impact on the Marian community
By J1 Reporter Reagan Rosenbaum Walk-A-Thon (WAT) is the biggest fundraiser that Marian High School has every year. Each class is given the challenge to raise as much money as they can to try and reach their class goal in only five short weeks. Students will set up car washes, bake sales and lemonade stands… Read More Walk-A-Thon Sparks Field Day Competition In September
By J1 Reporter Claire Bauman Do Marian girls know how Field Day relates to Walk-A-Thon (WAT)? Many friends, family and associates of alums know about this fundraiser, but some do not know its connection to Field Day. Some current students have different ideas as to how Field Day is connected to WAT. “I think there… Read More Marian’s Walk-A-Thon Connects to Field Day
By J1 Reporter Matilda Lang Walk-A-Thon hon (WAT) is Marian’s leading fundraiser for tuition assistance. The Student Board and class officers have developed many tactics over the years striving to meet the school-wide financial goal. The school-wide goal and individual class goals are based on the size of each class. One of the biggest motivators… Read More PAC to Baxter: Junior’s New Perspective of WAT
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