CaitlynDunham On the soccer field, whether together or on different teams, sisters come together. In Marian’s soccer program, there are two sets of twins: juniors Madison and McKenna Stover, and juniors Maya and Grace Simet, along with freshman little sisters: Cleo Washington and Kelsey Bragg, paired with junior big sisters: Rylie Washington and Anna Bragg.… Read More Siblings in soccer come together on the field without rivalry
By J1 Reporter Maddie Balus A dynamic duo. Playing a sport with not only your best friend but with your sister can create memories that last a lifetime. The Washington sisters achieved such a goal with both of them making the Varsity soccer team for the 2022 season. Senior Bella Washington and sophomore Rylie Washington… Read More Washington Sisters Play Soccer as a Dynamic Duo
JessicaBrusnahan If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times: the middle child is the most underrated person in a family. On this stance I won’t waver. Middle children have to juggle the superiority complex of their older sibling(s) with the unruly, stubborn mindsets of their younger siblings. In simpler terms, being a… Read More Separation brought out the best in relationships with sisters
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. With 22 Marian girls in 50 years, the daughters and granddaughters of Dick and JoAnn Monahan have been attending Marian since 1971. Karen (Monahan) O’Connor… Read More Marian Through the Eyes of the Monahans
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 are altered to conform to safety precautions pertaining to COVID-19. Sr. Joan Houtekier, Marian’s Bereavement Minister, says that her typical week, before COVID, would consist… Read More Servants of Mary Adapt to COVID-19 Challenges
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