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 […]
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Snow Days are Superior
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 […]
Styrofoam sucks and here’s why
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 […]
The Truth Behind the Breadsticks
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, […]
Full tanks fill up your heart
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 […]
Lolo’s Angels Helps Kids Survive and Thrive
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 […]
Her Journey…A Musical Inspiration
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, […]
Student-athlete foresees a bright future
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 […]
Students Face Challenges of Online Learning
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 […]
What Women’s Rights Means to Marian Girls
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 […]
Marian Through the Eyes of the Monahans
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. […]
Past, Present, and Future of Marian Field Day Come Together in Tradition
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 […]
Student Decides to Stay Remote in Efforts to Protect Family
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 […]
The Outbreak of a New Model
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 […]
COVID-19 In The Marian Weight Room Enforces New Changes
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 […]
Servants of Mary Adapt to COVID-19 Challenges
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 […]
Students Walk Safely in Style
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 […]
#RollMarian
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 […]
The Marian Community Stresses WAT Competition and Its Future
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 […]
Resilient fundraising in a Pandemic makes for an unusual Walk-A-Thon
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 […]
