ReaganGraeve Maybe you didn’t study for your algebra test or your stomach hurt just enough to possibly convince your mom to let you stay home from school, but you know the risks of missing school at a time like this. It’s the second semester. Surprise Day could happen at any moment. It has its hold… Read More The biggest Marian mystery of the year: Surprise Day
Portrait of a person Devon Ward Environment Sports action News/Feature Photo Light and Shadow Photo Advertising Pet Portrait Academic Moment Ethics statement As a photographer I do not alter or seek to alter reality. I try to capture the most raw, vulnerable moments of life. My editions should maintain the integrity of my photos, I… Read More T’Kaia Butler Photo Portfolio
By J1 Reporter Caitlyn Dunham On the night of Sept. 29, junior Maggie Chattin was excitedly looking for her tennis shoes to prepare for Marian’s annual Walk-A-Thon (WAT) going on the next day. She woke up at 6:45 a.m. anticipating the results of which class brought in the most money. She walked into school, water… Read More Day in a Walk-A-Thon life revealed through junior
By J1 Reporter Madi Shaffar For most students returning to school in the fall, the month of September is sometimes dreaded. But for the students at Marian, September is the month of their school-wide Walk-A-Thon (WAT) fundraiser. Starting this year’s events with Kick-Off Block on Aug 25, all four classes competed against one another to… Read More Classes compete during Marian’s Walk-A-Thon
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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