A Day in the Life of a Uniform
Column by J1 Reporter Bella Beck It’s a Thursday morning and you wake up at 6 a.m. and lay in bed for a few minutes, scrolling through your phone. You […]
Column by J1 Reporter Bella Beck It’s a Thursday morning and you wake up at 6 a.m. and lay in bed for a few minutes, scrolling through your phone. You […]
Column by J1 Reporter Brianna Dovali It’s Monday night and you’re closely watching the news to check the school cancellations, but they haven’t announced your school. You go to bed […]
Column by J1 Reporter Bridget McGill Picture this: You’ve finished eating at a restaurant with your family, but you still have food left. Obviously, you want to take the rest […]
Column By J1 Reporter Lany Gregor I asked the Marian student body where their favorite place was to get a breadstick, most said Olive Garden, others said Fazoli’s, Little Caesars, […]
Column by J1 Reporter Elleiana Green Intermittent storms pass through all day as you sit in your fourth period class. Looking at your agenda, you know that you have a […]
By J1 Reporter: Anne Masek When LesLee Hacker heard the traumatizing news about her 10-year-old daughter, Lauren, she was speechless. She heard these certain words from the doctor that no […]
By J1 Reporter Kenzie Anderson Music is a part of so many people’s lives and so many people’s lives have been changed just by discovering and listening to, singing with, […]
By J1 reporter Ashley Doehner The only thing that can turn aspirations into a reality is hard work and determination. Junior Nettie Knapton is working the long haul to achieve […]
By J1 Reporter Fiona Gautschi Until 2020, the terms “remote learning,” and “school all online,” were foreign terms for most people. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, these terms soon became […]
By J1 Reporter Lucy Drexel More than 100 years ago, fierce and determined young women wanted to see a change in how they were being treated. They wanted to be […]
By J1 Reporter Bridget McGill There have been many legacies at Marian High School throughout the years. However, the Monahan family legacy may be one of the longest there is. […]
By J1 Reporter Bella Beck It’s April of 1992. You and your friends are walking down your class hall while other students are decorating the walls with the nominated Field […]
By J1 Reporter Erin Connelly When the announcement was made that students could return to school five days a week, a flood of emotions was brought to many people. There […]
By J1 Reporter Ashley Johanek COVID-19 cases rising. Students and teachers finally got used to the hybrid. As Marian High School Principal Mrs. Susie Sullivan observes the Marian community, she […]
By J1 Reporter Haley Hoffman The effects of COVID-19 have dramatically changed the pathway for athletes everywhere. From football teams opting out of their Friday night lights, to teams requiring […]
By J1 Reporter Elise Moulton The Servants of Mary traverse new paths due to recent challenges in order to provide for the Marian community. The sisters work and leisure activities […]
By J1 Reporters: Brianna Dovali and Anne Masek You pull into the Marian parking lot on a chilly Friday morning getting ready to walk for Walk-a-Thon (WAT). You see Marian […]
By J1 Reporters Lily Mausbach and Jill Williamson Two simple hashtags- #rollevens and #rollodds, can unite a class, but divide a school. The term ‘evens and odds,’ commonly heard at […]
By: J1 Reporters Lucy Drexel and Sydney Schroeder It’s the fall of 1984. Honestly no one knows what’s going on other than the fact that you and your class just […]
By J1 Reporters: Bella Beck and Ashley Doehner Car washes, raffles, food nights, and mask and sticker sales. This variety of fundraisers were all run by students to raise money […]