Marian Magazine - Marian High School

The End of an Era- Miller 

Retires as AD- page 18 

Mary Joy and Tal 

Anderson Performing 

Arts Center- page 22 

Summer 2012 

Marian Magazine 

Breaking new ground

Letter from Head of School 

Dear Marian Family, 

Another year has passed and a warm summer full of opportunities and growth awaits us. 

We spent last year reflecting on doors and “Opening Doors to Opportunity.” The newest 

door is preparing to be opened—the Performing Arts Center door— due to the generosity 

of many benefactors. Throwing the door wide open is a close friend of Marian, Mary 

Joy Anderson. We are so blessed by the Anderson family’s leadership, philanthropy and 

friendship. The ability to expand Marian’s offerings and opportunities to young women 

is paramount for growth. We are excited by the possibilities and our vision for the future. 

It is with great admiration and a humbled heart that I say “thank you” to all of you. I 

have had the joy of being the Head of School at the most meaningful school for three 

years now, and it is beyond words to express how grateful I am to have this opportunity. 

Every month I share “Mission Moments” at our staff meetings. I am never short of 

examples of how Marian faculty and staff continue to model the charism of the Servants 

of Mary and the Mission of Marian. Marian would not be what it is without all of you. 

The gifts of time, talent and treasure that are lovingly bestowed on us by you are beyond 

measure. Thank you for giving so generously and believing in Marian so fully. 

Next year will be a bit messy, and at times inconvenient as we have “deconstruction” 

to allow for construction. I appreciate your patience and understanding in realizing that 

this temporary inconvenience will provide an enhanced campus and permanently open 

doors for young women to explore their gifts and talents. If you have not been to Marian 

recently, or are out of town, visit our website to see regular postings of our construction 

progress. 

God bless, 

Susan M. Russell Toohey ‘82 

Head of School 

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In this issue: 

Marian Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 

2012 Field Day Recap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

2012 Commencement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 

Class of 2012 Legacy ................................................12 

Alumnae Today .....................................................16 

End of an Era: Jim Miller Retires as A.D.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

Breaking New Ground at Marian ....................................22 

Reunion Weekend ..................................................26 

Future Marian Girls .................................................29 

Alumnae Class News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 

Magazine Contributors 

Editors 

Katey Hancock 

Director of Public Relations 

Alumnae News 

Nancy Kettering Casey ‘82 

Director of Alumnae Relations 

Photography 

Katey Hancock 

Journalism students 

Omaha World Herald 

MCL Construction 

Printing 

Elman Print 

Marian High School is a Catholic, 

college preparatory high school 

for young women founded by the 

Servants of Mary and dedicated to 

Mary, the Mother of God. Marian 

teaches the beliefs of the Roman 

Catholic faith in a caring and 

loving community atmosphere. 

The mission of Marian High 

School is to commit all its 

resources to the college 

preparatory education of young 

women, teaching them to be 

leaders and life-long learners in 

a society where their talents and 

faith will give hope to 

the world.

Marian Today 

Since Marian opened its doors in 1955, the young women who have come and gone have continued to 

prove themselves as empowered, confident, independent, thinking leaders; Marian today is no different. 

Our Marian girls are embracing leadership roles in the classroom, on the stage, on the court and in their 

community. 

Below you will find the many accomplishments and accolades Marian girls have recently earned. 

Senior Honors day 

Marian’s faculty and staff recognized the Class of 

2012 for their accomplishments at the annual Senior 

Honors Day assembly on May 15, 2012. Department 

awards were presented by each department 

head, and Assistant Principal Kathleen Tompkins 

presented the Academic Excellence Awards. At the 

close of the ceremony, nine members of the Class 

of 2012 were honored with special awards for 

their tremendous efforts in leadership, service and 

academics. 

Marian girl of the Year: This award is 

traditionally bestowed upon the young woman who 

best embodies the true spirit of being a Marian girl. 

This year, Morgan Schumacher was honored with 

Marian’s prestigious Marian Girl of the Year award 

because of her integrity, compassion, leadership and 

dedication to serving others. 

Service awards: Service Awards are given to 

those young women who have made significant 

impacts on their peers and the Omaha community 

through their selfless acts of service and compassion. 

Through their service work, georgia andresen, 

Claire Troia, Megan andreasen and annie 

Townley have enhanced their leadership skills and 

discovered the impact they have made on the world 

through their own journeys of faith. 

Valedictorian: katherine Hoffman was named 

Valedictorian because of her rigorous commitment 

to academic leadership and her ongoing dedication 

to Marian’s high standards. 

Salutatorians: This year, two deserving young 

women were honored as Marian’s 2012 Salutatorians. 

kat dudley and Cassie Thompson were awarded 

with this honor because of their dedication to 

academic success and their proven ability to meet 

and exceed their own goals and expectations. 

Academics 

(back row) Georgia Andresen, Morgan Schumacher, Cassie Thompson, Katherine Hoffman, 

( front row) Megan Andreasen, Kat Dudley, Claire Troia and Annie Townley (Not pictured: Tyesha O’Neal) 

Marian Girl of the Year Morgan Schumacher 

receives a congratulatory hug from one of her 

classmates. 

Mistress of Ceremonies, Tyesha O’Neal 

Taylor Haag and a fellow graduate share a hug at 

Senior Honors Day. 

Mistress of Ceremonies: 

It takes a special young woman to serve 

as the Mistress of Ceremonies for Marian’s 

commencement. This year was no exception. 

Tyesha o’neal was named the well-deserving 

recipient of this honor because of her unique 

ability to serve as a dynamic and humble leader 

within her school and community. Ty’s positive 

attitude and dedication to Marian make it easy 

to see why she was selected as both May Queen 

and Prom Queen prior to being named the 2012 

Mistress of Ceremonies. 

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Juniors scholarship recipients: Megan Woodruff , Megan Han, Emily 

Johanek and Poorna Ramasubramanian 

Marie guyot Scholarship 

Each year, up to four Marian juniors are awarded the 

Marie Guyot Leadership Scholarship to be used during 

their senior year. The scholarship recipients are young 

women who, like Marie Guyot, have employed their 

leadership skills to impact the lives of others within their 

homes, their school and their community. 

Marie Guyot, who became a member of the order that 

precipitated the Servants of Mary, is a model of the 

type of leader that Marian students can discover within 

themselves. Marie’s dream of educating girls in honor of 

Mary is being lived today at Marian. This year, Megan 

woodruff, Megan Han, emily Johanek and Poorna 

ramasubramanian were the well-deserving scholarship 

recipients. 

world Language nHS 

Marian inducted 48 students into their respective 

World Language Honor Societies this April. Each 

society seeks to promote the appreciation of its culture 

and to further the study of the target language. 

French national Honor Society inductees: 

Kathryn Blaser ‘12, Claire Koory ‘13, Alayna Stokes ‘13, 

Kayla Celello ‘13, Katherine Lang ‘13, Michelle Tsatsos 

‘13, Emily Johanek ‘13, Poorna Ramasubramanian ‘13, 

Anne Wolfe ‘13, Alexandra Johnson ‘13, Ann Skradski ‘13, 

Elizabeth Woltemath ‘13 

Latin Honor Society inductees: 

Megan Han ‘13, Madeline Marasco ‘13, Claire Sonderman ‘13, 

Ellen Juracek ‘13 and Sydney Quinlan ‘13 

Spanish national Honor Society inductees: 

Ava Ambrose ‘12, Jessica Koraleski ‘12, Sarah Reynolds 

‘13, Sarah Brashear ‘14, Madeline Lambert ‘13, Sydney 

Rhoades ‘13, Kinsey Brown ‘13 , Nicole Liske ‘13, Jessica 

Samuelson ‘13, Carrie Cable ‘13, Gabrielle Maenner ‘13, 

Audrey Smith ‘13, Jennifer Denker ‘13, Anna Mandel ‘13, 

Chloé Sorrell ‘13, Megan Devereaux ‘12, Hannah Martin 

‘13, Lacy Thompson ‘13, Cassidy Gilbride ‘13, Emily 

McCusker ’13, Morgan Tooley ‘13, Madalyn Grace ‘14, 

Nicola McCutcheon ‘13, Jaclyn Trader ‘13, Elizabeth 

Hupp ‘13, Katherine Nelsen ‘13, Katherine Warneke ‘13, 

Kathleen Johnson ‘13, Courtney Neneman ‘13, Gini Yost 

‘13 and Theresa Kennelly ‘13 

Senior declaration day 

This year, the counseling department began a new tradition at Marian which 

will now be known as “Declaration Day.” This event is aimed at emphasizing the 

importance of the college selection process by giving the underclasswomen an 

opportunity to see the diverse colleges and universities that Marian girls attend 

each year. On May 9, 2012, each senior wore her college or university t-shirt and 

stood to be recognized as each college or university was called in alphabetical order 

at an all-school assembly. This event gave the Class of 2012 the unique opportunity 

to share their college selections with the rest of the student body, faculty and 

staff, and be recognized for their four years of academic dedication. Marian looks 

forward to sharing this event with the Marian community as well as the greater 

Omaha community in the years to come. 

Fourteen students from the Class of 2012 will be attending Creighton University this fall 

national History day Qualifiers 

After competing in Lincoln at the State Contest for National History Day, six 

Marian students qualified to attend the Kenneth E. Behring National History Day 

held at the University of Maryland at College Park from June 10-14, 2012. A total 

of 280 students competed at the state level and only the top two finishers in each 

division advanced on to the national event. 

First Place winners in Senior group documentary: 

Megan McClanahan, rosie gensichen and annie gensichen: Putting Omaha on 

the Map: The Reform of the Union Stockyards 

Second Place winners in Senior group website: 

alisa Beduhn and anna krettek: From Temperance to Prohibition-A Chain Reaction 

Second Place winner in Senior individual exhibit: 

Janae Heaney: Cesar Chavez: Latino Civil Rights Activist 

National History Day Qualifiers: Rosie Gensichen ‘14, Anna Krettek, ‘14 Annie Gensichen ‘14, Megan 

McClanahan ‘14, Janae Heaney ‘14 and Alisa Beduhn ‘14

national english Honor Society 

On February 29, the Marcella Chapter of the National English Honor 

Society (NEHS) inducted 25 juniors into the chapter named in honor 

of Marian’s first principal, Sr. Marcella Sitzmann, OSM. Current 

Marcella Chapter officers and Marian seniors, Faith Wilwerding, 

Mikayla Brohman, Rachel Bormann, Hannah Grace, Emily Pieper, 

and Christina Rommelfanger led the induction ceremony. Special 

guests included the Servants of Mary; Sr. Mary Gehringer, OSM ‘66, 

Provincial of the Servants of Mary; Susan Russell Toohey ‘82, Head 

of School; Kathleen Tompkins, Marian Vice Principal; and members 

of Marian’s faculty and staff. Currently, Marian is home to the only 

chapter of the NEHS in the state of Nebraska. 

Congratulations to the recently inducted members of the NEHS 

Kathryn Blaser 

Elizabeth Boulay 

Kinsey Brown 

Emily Fisher 

Lauren Gibbs 

Cassidy Gilbride 

Lauren Gornall 

Megan Han 

Emily Johanek 

The Honorable Michael G. Heavican, Julianna Curley ‘15, 

parents Mark and Ginny Russell Curley ‘86, sister Addie 

Curley ‘14 and English teacher Marsha Kalkowski 

Law Day Essay Contest 

Kathleen Johnson Sydney Pelster 

Madeline Lambert Poorna Ramasubramanian 

Nicole Liske 

Sydney Rhoades 

Katherine Lodhia 

Madeline Marasco 

Emily McCusker 

Nicola McCutcheon 

Claire Sonderman 

Katherine Warneke 

Elizabeth Woltemath 

Alexandra Naidenovich 

Courtney Neneman 

Megan Woodruff 

Julianna Curley ‘15 was recently named the 

statewide ninth grade winner in the 13th Annual 

Nebraska Law Day Essay Contest. The Law Day Essay 

Contest is co-sponsored by the Bar Foundation and 

the Nebraska Supreme Court and is open to 8-12 

grade students from across Nebraska. Julianna 

was honored at a luncheon held at the Nebraska 

Educational Telecommunications building in 

Lincoln on April 30. 

Julianna was joined by her family and English 

teacher Marsha Kalkowski and was awarded her 

certificate by the Chief Justice of the Nebraska 

Supreme Court, the Honorable Michael G. 

Heavican. The luncheon was particularly special 

for the Curley family, since Julianna’s older sister 

addie Curley ‘14, was named the 2011 Law Day 

Essay Contest winner. Congratulations to both 

Julianna and Addie! 

Leadership 

Mu alpha Theta induction 

On Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 18 juniors and 2 sophomores were 

inducted into the mathematics national honor society, Mu Alpha Theta. 

This group fosters an interest in mathematics and a continuation or 

development for individuals in the area of mathematics. To become a 

member, students must complete Advanced Algebra with a cumulative 

math GPA of 3.5. 

Back Row: Maggie Witzenburg ‘14 , Cassidy Gilbride ‘13 , Micheala Smith ‘13, Sydney 

Quinlan ‘13, Kate Johnson ‘13, Tayler Saucier ‘13, Lacy Thompson ‘13 

Middle Row: Paige Taylor ‘14, Bizzy Boulay ‘13, Ellie Hupp ‘13, Jenna Denker ‘13, 

Sydney Pelster ‘13, Courtney Neneman ‘13, Katherine Lodhia ‘13 

Front Row: Regan Curtiss ‘13, Nicola McCutcheon ‘13, Allie Pietrok ‘13, Kathryn 

Blaser ‘13, Emily McCusker ‘13, Annie Skradski ‘13 

Rosalie Plofchan Selected to Serve on AGYAC 

rosalie Plofchan ‘12 was selected to serve as a 

member of the Attorney General’s Youth Advisory 

Council (AGYAC) and attend the annual oneday 

conference at the State Capitol in Lincoln 

this spring. The conference gives the selected 

youth members the opportunity to meet with 

the Attorney General to discuss issues involving 

the law and state government. The entire day is 

composed of activities designed to expose students 

to several aspects of the legal system. Rosalie and 

her fellow council members will also have a special 

opportunity to tour Memorial Stadium. 

Anderson Selected for Nebraska Civic Leadership Program 

Social studies teacher David 

Anderson was recently 

selected to participate in the 

Nebraska Civic Leadership 

Program (NCLP) through 

The University of Nebraska 

at Omaha’s Political Science 

Department. The program 

hosts high school seniors 

from around the state, as 

well as their government 

teachers, to learn the basics 

of American government 

and politics through a five-day tour of Washington D.C. after spending five days on the 

UNO campus learning about local, state, and national government systems in the U.S. 

While in Washington, D.C., the group visited several national landmarks and met with Sen. 

Ben Nelson and Jim Leach, Director of the National Endowment for the Humanities. katie 

warneke ‘13, Megan woodruff ‘13 and Poorna ramasubramanian ‘13 were the junior 

students selected to attend the program with their social studies teacher, Mr. Anderson. 

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distracted driving week 

Joe Menendez, Deputy J.D. Wingler, Ashlynn Efferding ‘12 

and Haley Lovely ‘12 

Sponsored and promoted by Marian’s Future 

Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club, 

“Distracted Driving Week” was filled with 

activities and speakers that brought awareness 

to driver safety. The week kicked off with an 

un-announced seatbelt check performed 

as students pulled into Marian on Monday 

morning. The FBLA compiled statistics related 

to distracted driving deaths which were then 

read over morning announcements each day. 

During homeroom, a mock distracted driving 

exercise was conducted to educate students on 

safe strategies to use when confronted with a 

distracted driver on the road. 

Spring Athletic Signings 

Emily Nulty ‘12, Jackie Tondl ‘12, Ava Ambrose ‘12 and 

Erin Stewart ‘12 

Jessica Koraleski ‘12 and Alex Hanus ‘12 

emily nulty will be playing NCAA Division I 

soccer at Northern Illinois University. 

erin Stewart will be playing NCAA Division I 

soccer at Missouri State University. 

Jackie Tondl will be playing NCAA Division I 

soccer at Texas A&M University. 

ava ambrose will be playing NCAA Division 

I soccer at the University of Miami in Florida. 

Jessica koraleski will be playing tennis at 

Rockhurst University. 

alex Hanus will be playing NCAAJ volleyball 

at the New Mexico Military Institute. 

Marian attends iCan Conference 

Back row: Caity Rosenthal ‘12, Megan Andreasen ‘12, Hannah Manganaro ‘12, Alyssa Neneman ‘12, 

Mariah Davis ‘12, Rachel Langenfeld ‘12, Kate Elman ‘12; Front row: Kaitlyn Gray ‘12, Megan Devereaux ‘12, 

Katy Kohlmeyer ‘12, Alexa McDonald ‘12 and Ava Ambrose ‘12 

Ms. Susie Sisson and 12 seniors from her Women’s Studies class had the privilege of 

attending a day-long Institute for Career Advancement Needs Conference (ICAN) held at 

the CenturyLink Center on April 4, 2012. More than 2,000 people attended the 19th annual 

conference, aimed at providing personal and professional development tools that empower 

women to become leaders in their own communities. The keynote speakers for the day 

were Arianna Huffington, President and Editor-in-Chief of AOL Huffington Post Media 

Group, Mallika Chopra, Founder and CEO of Intent.com, a website focused on personal, 

social and global wellness. and Jeannette Walls, Author of the New York Times Best Seller, 

The Glass Castle. Marian’s own Sharon walsh Carleton ‘90, President of Ervin and Smith, 

was presented with the Best Places to Work for the Advancement of Women Award at the 

conference. 

NSAA Activities 

State Trap Shoot Champions 

On May 4th, 2012, 29 

Marian trapshooters 

travelled to Doniphan, 

Nebraska to compete 

in the 43rd annual 

Cornhusker Trapshoot 

Tournament. The squad 

of kelsey genoways, 

Maddie worth, 

Savannah uden, Lori 

nevole and anna 

Vasko placed second 

in the ladies team 

competition. kelsey genoways tied for fourth place individual. Brianna rakes and Haylee 

Frisbie had perfect rounds of 25 straight. Squad Blue with kelsey genoways, Maddie 

worth, Savannah uden, Lori nevole and anna Vasko placed 1st in the overall competition, 

making them the Nebraska Girls Team Champion! 

Tondl Named Gatorade Girls Soccer Player of the Year 

Jackie Tondl ‘12 was recently named ESPNHS’s Gatorade Girls 

State Soccer Player of the Year. Jackie is a 4-year-starter for the 

Crusaders and a two-time Super State First Team selection and 

an Academic All-State honoree. Tondl led the Crusaders to a 20-1 

record and the Class A state soccer title this May. She scored 11 

goals and completed four assists while securing a defense that 

allowed just three goals in 21 games with 10 straight shutouts to 

end the season. Jackie has signed to play soccer this fall with the 

Texas A&M Aggies.

Crusaders Claim Class A Soccer Title 

The Crusaders took the Class A state soccer title after their 1-0 win over Lincoln Southeast on 

May 14, 2012, at Creighton University’s Morrison Stadium. This is the eleventh state title for the 

Crusaders, who shut out 17 opponents during an outstanding 19-1 season. 

Marian Takes Gold at National Choral Festival in Dallas 

Marian’s Select Women’s Choir and Chamber Choir traveled to Dallas, Texas, in March to 

compete in the National Heritage/World Strides Choral Festival. Both choirs received 1st place, 

making them eligible to compete in the invitation-only Festival of Gold Tournament next year. 

Speech Team Competes at State and National Levels 

Back row: Katlyn Martin ‘15, Emma Henderson ‘14, 

Monica Spence ‘14, Julia Tatten ‘15, Leah Plofchan ‘14, 

Haley Minnick ‘14, Sarah Brashear ‘14, Paige Taylor 

‘14; Front Row: Rosalie Plofchan ‘12, Ty O’Neal ‘12, 

Abby Johnson ‘12, Alec Morand ‘12 and Kayleigh 

Lewandowski ‘12 

National speech qualifiers: Caroline Hendricks ‘14, 

Julia Tatten ‘15, Luke Ostrander, Tyesha O’Neal ‘12, 

Abby Johnson ‘12, Sarah Brashear ‘14 and Paige 

Taylor ‘14 

Marian’s speech team competed in the NSAA State Speech Championship held in Kearney, 

NE, where they placed 5th overall in Class A. The tournament was comprised of nearly 1,000 

Nebraska high school students that compete annually in the association's second largest state 

championship event. Six members of Marian’s speech team advanced to nationals and competed 

at the National Catholic Forensic League Grand Tournament held in Baltimore, Maryland. Ty 

o’neal ‘12 was the only student from Omaha to advance to the quarterfinals, where she placed 

20th in the nation! “These girls rank among the best in the state and nation and are able to utilize 

their public speaking skills for the rest of their lives,” head speech coach Luke Ostrander stated. 

Nelsen Claims Singles Title 

Katherine Nelsen ‘13 (photo c/o OWH) 

katherine nelsen ‘13 took the No. 1 singles 

title with her 6-2, 6-1 win over top-seeded 

Emma Schelble of Millard West during the 

Class A State Tennis Tournament. 

Congressional Art Competition 

annie Townley ‘12 was congratulated for her winning 

artwork by Congressman Lee Terry. 

Annie’s pencil self portrait will hang in the Washington 

office for the entire year. 

annie Townley ‘12 was awarded second 

place for her pencil self-portrait in the 2012 

Congressional Art Competition for District 2 in 

Nebraska. Her artwork also received a gold key, 

the highest rating in the 2012 Scholastic Art and 

Writing Competition. 

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Class A2 NSAA State 

Journalism Champions 

In May, journalism students attended the 

State Journalism Individual Competition in 

Lincoln, where they brought home the Class 

A2 Championship title for the sixth time in 

the last seven years. 

Congratulations to the following 

students for winning titles in the 

all-class competition: 

1st Place Zoe ursick ‘12 

Headline Writing 

2nd Place allie Braun ‘12, kat dudley ‘12, 

annie Townley ‘12 

Yearbook Theme Development 

2nd Place kalani Fortina ‘12 

Entertainment Writing 

2nd Place natalie kozel ‘11 

Yearbook Layout 

3rd Place Hannah Toohey ‘12, kalani 

Fortina ‘12, Clancy nelson ‘12, 

Trinity gleason ‘12, gabriella 

Martinez-garro ‘12 and 

Hannah grace ‘12 

In-Depth Newspaper Coverage 

3rd Place Colleen Fell ‘12 

Sports Feature Writing 

3rd Place emily Fischer ‘12 

Headline Writing 

4th Place kat dudley ‘12 

Yearbook Theme Copy Writing 

4th Place kalani Fortina ‘12 

Editorial Cartooning 

5th Place Hannah goracke ‘12 

News/Feature Photography 

5th Place Hannah grace ‘12 

Column Writing 

5th Place nicole wojtalewicz ‘12 

Graphic Illustration 

6th Place abby Johnson ‘12 

Yearbook Theme Copy Writing 

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Marian Attends UNO Mav Media Day Workshop 

On Thursday, April 19, 2012, 24 journalism students attended UNO’s Mav Media Day workshop, 

luncheon and awards ceremony. The girls had a chance to attend sessions on Backpack 

journalism, blogging, photo ethics, video basics, headline writing, graphic design and editorial 

cartooning. 

Rosalie Plofchan ‘12, Catelin Hotz ‘12, Zoe Ursick ‘12, Alexa Moore ‘12, Clancy Nelson ‘12, Taylor Haag ‘12, 

Alec Morand ‘12 and Carolyn Zuegner ‘12 

Almost Maine 

Marian and Creighton Prep presented the 2012 Spring Play, Almost Maine, from April 26-29, in 

Marian’s Quad. The play, written by John Cariani, is comprised of eight vignettes which focus 

on 19 different characters and the hazards they encounter in the pursuit of love, each from a 

different perspective. 

Creighton Prep’s Joe Wilson and Olivia Hersheiser ‘12 

Pops Concert- Edge of Glory 

The annual Pops Concert, “The Edge of 

Glory” was held on February 11th and 12th 

and, as always, was a huge success. The vocal 

music program put on an outstanding show 

which featured performances from Marian’s 

Freshman Choir, Chamber Choir, Select 

Women’s Choir and Show Choir, as well as 

solos, duets and trios. The instrumental music 

program showcased their talents during a 

lunchtime performance held earlier that week. 

Young Artist Award Winners 

emily McCusker ‘13 and emily Juracek ‘13 

received the Young Artist Award in music 

from UNL this April. Both students spent the 

day in Lincoln attending a luncheon, concert, 

rehearsal and awards ceremony. Emily 

McCusker was recognized for clarinet and 

Ellen Juracek was recognized for flute.

Field Day 2012 

The beautiful weather, colorful costumes and energetic crowd made for yet another wonderful Field Day at 

the DJ Sokol Arena on Creighton University’s campus. The annual tradition started with Walls Night a few 

days prior to the big event. Congratulations to all the classes for their hard work and creativity and thank 

you to all who came to Walls Night and Field Day. 

Final results: 

First Place: Juniors 

Second Place: Seniors 

Third Place: Freshmen 

Fourth Place: Sophomores 

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2012 Commencement 

Marian’s Class of 2012 earned $15.7 million 

in scholarships to both private and public 

universities and colleges throughout 

the nation. The Class of 2012 celebrated 

their official commencement on Sunday, 

May 22, 2012, at the Orpheum Theater. 

Congratulations to the 165 graduates who 

are now Marian Alumnae! 

Colleen Fell and Bridget Brich Hannah Toohey and Chloe Wilwerding 

The Class of 2012: 

Then & Now! 

Emily Fischer, Claire Troia, Allie Braun, Jackie Tondl and 

Kat Dudley 

The Class of 

2012 will be 

attending 

46 schools 

in 18 states 

and the 

District of 

Columbia.

Ava Ambrose 

Mary Mayberger Ambrose ‘82 

* Grandmother 

Sharon Anderson 

Kelly Leahy Anderson ‘82 

Kimberly Barry 

Mary Jo Muckey Barry ‘82 

Emily Benak 

Anne Carnes Benak ‘76 

Shannon Daly 

Lisa Shannon Daly ‘82 

Abby Diaz 

Ann Marie Marasco ‘87 

Class of 2012 Legacy 

There are 31 girls from the Class of 2012 who now have something special in 

common with their moms. They are all members of Marian’s Alumnae Association 

and will forever share this bond. Congratulations! 

Georgia Andresen 

Julie Tarr Andresen ‘84 

*Judy Dhaenens Andresen ‘60 

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Miranda Dineen 

Jane Mayberger Dineen ‘82 

Colleen Fell 

Molly Doyle Fell ‘78 

Karyn Gohr 

Beverly Goodrich Gohr ‘75 

Kaitlyn Gray 

Denise Wagner Gray ‘89 

Olivia Hershiser 

Margaret Coyle Hershiser ‘78 

Catelin Hotz 

Karen Cimpl Hotz ‘79 

Megan Huelskamp 

Marjorie Busch Huelskamp ‘80 

Emma Huerter 

Julie Gross Huerter ‘80

Allison Johnson 

*Colleen Connor Abraham ‘59 

Sara Kelly 

Eileen Stratman Kelly ‘82 

Rachel Langenfeld 

Nancy Sus Langenfeld ‘79 

Rachel Lukowski 

Paula Thompson Lukowski ‘79 

Hannah Manganaro 

Heather Romero Manganaro ‘85 

Adelynn Mueller 

Cara Mueller Robbins ‘96 

Taylor Novacek 

Mary Carlisle Novacek ‘82 

Molly Pettit 

Kristie Osberg Pettit ‘82 


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Macy Potts 

Colleen Coyle Potts ‘82 

Christina Rommelfanger 

Mary Johnson Rommelfanger ‘79 

Anna Rosenlof 

Susan Macaitis Rosenlof ‘82 

Caitlin Rosenthal 

Karen Campbell Rosenthal ‘84 

Jacqueline Smith 

Theresa Placek Smith ‘80 

Emily Swett 

Claire Szynskie Swett ‘82 

Hannah Toohey 

Susan Russell Toohey ‘82 

Laura Wiggs 

Beverly DeMay Wiggs ‘80

Alumnae Today 

Alumnae Sweatshirts For Sale 

Don’t miss out on your chance to sport your 

Marian Alum pride! Two different styles of 

sweatshirts are now available. The black 

crewneck sweatshirts with banded cuff and 

waistband are loose fitting and are on sale for 

only $25.00. These traditional fitting sweatshirts 

are available in sizes Large-3X. White cotton 

zip-up sweatshirts embroidered with blue 

lettering are available in sizes S-XL and are on 

sale for $30.00. Visit www.marianhighschool. 

net/alumnae to order your sweatshirt today! 

Contact Alumnae Director Nancy at ncasey@ 

omahamarian.org with any questions. 

Lunch With a Leader 

amy adams ‘81 spoke to groups of students 

during lunch on April 25, 2012, as part of the 

Alumnae Department’s Lunch with a Leader 

Speaker Series. Inviting an alumnae to be the 

featured speaker each quarter gives Marian 

students, staff and local Marian community 

the opportunity to hear how our alumnae 

leaders continue to make a difference in the 

world. Amy received a Bachelor of Science 

Degree in broadcast journalism with a minor 

in political science from UNO. She has covered 

many areas of news, including the crime beat 

and the first World Youth Day in Denver, 

Colorado, for Channel 6 News. In 2000, she was 

promoted to Assignment Editor at WOWT 

and is currently the station’s News Director. 

Amy has been instrumental in bringing 

social media platforms to the newsroom 

and leading its transition to High Definition. 

Alumnae Board Chair Claire Kenkel ‘01 will be 

organizing a new series of alumnae speakers 

for the 2012-2013 school year. 

Athletic Hall of Fame 

May Crowning 

On Monday, August 27, 2012, three 

individual athletes, two prominent 

patrons, one former soccer, golf and swim 

coach and a State Championship winning 

soccer team will be inducted into the 

Marian Athletic Hall of Fame. These fine 

athletes, coaches and supporters were 

chosen for their outstanding achievements 

in athletics and their dedication to a life 

that exemplifies Marian’s mission and 

commitment to excellence. 

The event will be held in Marian’s Quad and 

will begin at 6:00 p.m. with cocktails and 

social hour, followed by dinner and the 

awards ceremony at 7:00 p.m. Reservations 

are $40 for adults and $10 for children 12 

and under. For more information, contact 

Nancy Casey at ncasey@omahamarian.org. 

Marian held its annual May Crowning Ceremony on May 8, 2012, 

to honor Mary, the Mother of God. This special ceremony signifies 

how the Marian community crowns Mary by living her example daily. 

Marian hopes that each student finds her personal relationship with 

Mary, a relationship that will help her serve, be true to who she is and 

accept God’s plan for her future. 

This all-school ceremony includes some very special guests who have 

played an integral role in the event since 2006. Each year, the Alumnae 

Board invites second-grade daughters of Marian alumnae who 

received the Sacrament of the Eucharist to share in the celebration. 

Dressed in their First Holy Communion gowns, 23 second graders 

processed with the May Queen and placed a rose at the foot of the 

Statue of Mary, signifying their blossoming faith. Following the 

ceremony, the second-graders and their mothers enjoyed a cupcake 

reception and tours of the school hosted by Alumnae Board Chair, 

rose nolan Byam ‘70. 

The Class of 2012 chose classmate Tyesha o’neal ‘12 as this year’s 

May Queen. Ty was chosen for her confidence and leadership; her 

work to achieve social justice; her compassionate presence and her 

faithfulness as a friend. When asked what this honor means to her, Ty 

explained, “Although I was chosen as the 2012 May Queen by my peers, 

I feel that each and every one of my clasmates are the true queens.” 

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Senior Breakfast 

The Class of 2012 was welcomed into the 

Alumnae Association with an appreciation 

breakfast held on Wednesday, May 9, 2012. The 

2012 Alum of the Year and President of Ervin 

& Smith, Sharon walsh Carleton ‘90, served 

as the keynote speaker for the morning. Each 

senior was invited to support the Marian Fund 

by pledging a gift of $50 paid over four years, 

beginning with a $5 gift their first year in college. 

The Class of 2012 then recited Marian’s Alumna 

Pledge, promising to honor, visit and support 

the Marian family, following their graduation 

from high school. 

Jenna Glass ‘12, Carolyn Zuegner ‘12 and Sarah Singer 

‘12 

On behalf of the Class of 2012, Michaela McDonald ‘12 

presents Head of School Susan Toohey with a check 

totalling the senior class pledge. 

Alumnae Fan Night 

On Thursday, February 16, 2012, alums and 

their families were invited to show their 

support for the Crusaders at the junior 

varsity and varsity basketball games against 

Benson High School. The alums and their 

guests received complimentary admission 

and popcorn; they were also registered to 

win Marian apparel and gifts. In addition, two 

current seniors provided face painting for 

children of alumnae. 

Amy Farha Neary ‘91 pictured with members of her St. 

Margaret Mary’s CYL basketball team. 

Legacy Lunch 

For the seventh year in a row, Marian invited alumnae to celebrate the Marian legacy with their 

grade-school aged daughter(s), niece(s) and granddaughter(s) at a special annual luncheon. 

Over 130 guests attended the Marian Alumnae Board sponsored Legacy Lunch on Sunday, 

April 1, 2012. The afternoon consisted of activities for children and legacy story telling based 

on generations of Marian memories. Molly dolan witzenburg ‘86 and her daughters Maggie 

‘14 and emily ‘16, served as the featured speakers for the afternoon. Molly shared stories from 

her time at Marian in the ‘80’s, Maggie elaborated on her current experiences and involvement 

at Marian, and Emily expressed her excitement for beginning her own Marian legacy this fall. 

Thank you to Alumnae Board Chair Mary Tarsney kelly ‘86 and her committee for organizing 

this wonderful event. 

Four generations of Marian Alumnae: Julie Tarr 

Andresen ‘84, Rosemary Tarr, Adrianne Dhaenens 

VanWinkle ‘74, Mallory Andresen, Judy Dhaenens 

Andresen ‘60 , Georgia Andresen ‘12 

Cavel to Receive Secondary 

Teacher of the Year Award 

The Annual Archbishop’s Dinner for 

Education celebrates the successes of 

Catholic education and pays tribute to the 

Archdiocese’s finest educators each fall. This 

year, English teacher Connie Cavel ‘68 will 

be honored with the Secondary Teacher of the 

Year Award at the 35th Annual Archbishop’s 

Dinner for Education on September 20, 

2012. Honorees are nominated and selected 

by a committee for their committment 

and service to Catholic educatoin. The 

countless letters of support from faculty, 

administration, alums and board members 

clearly depicts the impact that Connie has 

made during her career as an educator. The 

Marian community wishes to congratulate 

and thank Connie for the impact she has 

made on the countless young women she has 

helped to inspire and educate. 

Legacy Lunch guest speakers Emily Witzenburg ‘16, 

Maggie Witzenburg ‘14 and mother Molly Dolan 

Witzenburg ‘86 

MPower Luncheon 

Mpower is an exciting new networking 

program at Marian that gives current juniors 

the unique opportunity to learn more about 

their career interests by partnering with 

Marian alumnae currently working within 

those fields. This mentoring program not 

only opens the door to job shadowing and 

internship opportunities for students, it gives 

alums the chance to give back to the school 

they love! The students and their alumnae 

mentors came together for the first time at a 

special luncheon chaired by Alumnae Board 

member, Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82. 

Katy Waldron Roshone ‘01, Elizabeth Boulay ‘14, 

Katie Warneke ‘14 and Jenny Farha Galley ‘03 

Celann LaGreca ‘75, Ellen Juracek ‘13, Claire Kenkel 

‘01 and Gini Yost ‘13

The End of an Era: 

Longtime AD Jim Miller Retires 

After 39 years, Jim Miller is retiring from Marian 

Join us for an Open House 

Saturday, August 25, 2012 

6:00-8:00 p.m. Marian Quad 

Concession stand will be open! 

Popcorn, Nachos, Hot Dogs & drinks 

Please RSVP by August 8th to Kayla Uhing at 

402-571-2618 ext. 139 or 

kuhing@omahamarian.org 

W ith a very heavy heart and very 

appreciative soul, Marian says goodbye to 

one of its most treasured assets, Assistant 

Principal and Athletic Director Jim Miller. 

Miller retired May 25 after 39 accomplished 

years at Marian High School. 

His inspirational spirit and compassionate ethics have endeared 

Miller to the Marian community. Although his most outstanding 

accomplishments are as a coach, Miller’s success can be 

measured by much more than seven state championships and 

myriad winning seasons. It’s Miller’s passion, hard work and 

dedication that will be missed by many in the coming years. As a 

coach, Miller instilled just as many life lessons as he did athletic 

ones to his student athletes. With 612 wins and three state titles 

as a basketball coach, his passion and respect for the sport is well 

known. As the golf coach, Miller led his teams to four consecutive 

state titles from 2007-2010. 

“Jim has an innate knowledge of how to coach young women in 

a competitive, yet compassionate manner,” said Susan Toohey, 

Marian High School Head of School. “He expects the best, but 

gives guidance and dedication second to none.” Miller began his 

career at Marian in 1974 as a science teacher and junior varsity 

basketball coach and in 1975 was named athletic director. One 

of his first duties was to begin a Cross Country program in 1975 

which he volunteered to coach. In 1976 he became the varsity 

basketball coach marking the start of a storied coaching career. 

Miller once said, “I’ve always loved everything about the sport, 

from the games to the practices. I wouldn’t have changed a thing.” 

In 1990 Miller was named assistant principal where he oversaw 

campus and planning, hired and supervised coaches while 

keeping his role as athletic director. Miller continued coaching 

even as his workload increased tremendously. No longer did 

Miller strive for perfection in athletics alone, but instead in all 

aspects of Marian. 

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With sincere love for the job, he attended hundreds of fundraisers, award 

ceremonies, games, and graduations. He watched as thousands of girls reached 

their potentials, knowing he was a vital part of their success. To watch Miller 

coach is to observe someone truly in his element. With a calm and determined 

demeanor it’s no surprise he has driven Marian girls to such success. As his athletes 

signed commitments to colleges, won awards, and shared in team relationships 

that would last forever, the Marian, Omaha and Nebraska community became 

mindful of the fact that Miller’s talents and dedication allowed girls to strive 

beyond greatness and reach beyond their goals and expectations. Miller’s talent 

and success was rewarded many times over with accolades including election 

election to the Nebraska High School Hall of Fame for Coaching (2011), Nebraska 

Coaches Association Girls Basketball Award (2007), Metro Basketball Association 

Girls Coach of the Year (2001), Nebraska Girls Coach of the Year (2000) and 

Nebraska State Athletic Administrators Association Athletic Director of the Year 

(2005). 

Over the years, Miller’s students have shed tears as they graduated, grateful for 

his unwavering dedication and leadership during their time at Marian. Now that 

the tears and gratitude are for Miller himself, the Marian community sends out a 

sincere and heartfelt goodbye to one of its true legends. Although he will continue 

to serve the Marian community over-seeing the development of the Mary Joy and 

Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center, his decreased presence will be felt by all 

who know him. With 39 years as a coach, director, mentor, and one of Marian’s 

biggest fans, Miller leaves his mark on so much more than just its championship 

banners. 

rohlfs named new Marian ad 

Rochelle Rohlfs, Marian math teacher and head volleyball coach, was named 

athletic director shortly after Miller announced his retirement. Rohlfs has 

coached the volleyball team for 23 years, has led Marian to two state titles and 

three runner-up finishes. She will remain as the volleyball coach and will serve 

as vice principal in addition to her duties as athletic director. 

awardS 

2000 Nebraska Coaches 

Association Girls Basketball Coach 

of the Year 

2000 Nebraska Girls Coach of the 

Year (Omaha World Herald and 

Lincoln Journal Star) 

2001 Metro Basketball Association 

Girls Coach of the Year 

2002 National High School Athletic 

Coaches Association National 

Finalist for Athletic Director of the 

Year 

2005 NSIAAA Athletic Director of 

the Year 

2005 NSIAAA Nominee for 

National Athletic Director of the 

Year 


Association Girls Basketball Award 

2011 Elected to the Nebraska High 

School Hall of Fame for Coaching 

BaSkeTBaLL: 

Coached Marian Basketball for 34 

years Career Record 619-170 

State Champions 1985, 2000, 2001 

State Runner-up 1984, 1986, 1987, 

1990, 1991, 1994, 1996, 1997 

Metro Champions 1985, 1986, 1987, 

1992, 2000, 2001, 2009 

Holiday Tournament Champions 

1979, 1980, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1992, 

2000, 2001, 2009 

goLF: 

Golf State and Metro Champion 

Coach 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 


Association Nominee for National 

Coach of the Year

Advancing the Mission of Marian 

Dear Marian Family, 

I have learned very quickly that there is never a dull moment at Marian. There has been a 

flurry of activity over my first 10 months, and it is nice to take this chance to reflect on some 

of the successes of the year. The Marian Fund reached new heights through the hard work 

of hundreds of volunteers, including General Chairs Tom and Janet Nichting and under 

the apt direction of Marian Fund Director, Sue Mickey. This was the second year in a row 

in which we reached 100% participation by both our current Board of Directors and our 

Faculty/Staff, which is a testament to their commitment to the mission and vision of the 

school. Our annual fundraising events, The Lexus Champions for Marian Golf Tournament 

and MarianFEST, overseen by Advancement Events Director Shari Gilg, also exceeded their 

financial goals and provided endless opportunities for community building and fun. Thank 

you again to the chairs of these events who made them possible! 

Another exciting development this year was a reinvigoration of our alum base. Alumnae 

Director Nancy Casey worked tirelessly to restructure Marian’s Alumnae Board. Once 

formalized, each Board member was assigned to a specific alum event, which they are 

able to take more ownership over, as well as recruit their own committees of alumnae 

volunteers. One of the new events that the Board helped oversee, was at this year’s Field 

Day. For the first time, Alumnae were greeted with a welcome tent, pictures and costumes 

from prior Field Days, and given free admission to the event and breakfast. Nancy also 

recruited city captains to host out-of-town alum gatherings across the nation. There are 

now 10 cities with an “Out of Town Marian Alumnae Group.” (It was fun for me personally 

to connect with Alums at the Chicago and Seattle kick-off events, so I know how much fun 

these groups are going to continue to have!) A new mentorship pilot program , “Mpower,” 

was also launched and paired up 16 now-senior students with alums in their preferred 

career field. All of these new activities provide alumnae meaningful ways to engage in 

Marian today and we are thrilled to see so many familiar faces back within our doors. 

The final piece, which is the most exciting for me personally, is that Marian has broken 

ground on the Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center. What has been years 

in the making will be ready in 14 short months for the young women of Marian to begin 

utilizing during the 2013-2014 school year. It is only through the generosity of hundreds of 

Marian supporters and the work of the campaign cabinet that this dream has been turned 

into a reality. However, our efforts to raise the remaining funds needed to close the Spotlight 

on Our Future campaign have not stopped. Marian recently rolled out new recognition 

opportunities with a sponsor a seat program and commemorative stars, so please see the 

enclosed article to learn more about these opportunities to take your place in the Spotlight! 

Blessings, 

Sarah C. Jank 

Director of Advancement 

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The Marian Fund: 

Alumnae Participation 

Total Alumnae Giving is $167,441. 

This is a 2% over last year in overall 

Alumnae gifts! 

noteable facts: 

• The class of 1969: highest dollar 

amount given, $20,165. 

• The class of 1969 contributed $20,165 

to The Marian Fund in 2011-2012. 

This makes up 12 percent of alumnae 

giving. 

• The class of 1966: ranked # 1 for the 

last three years in actual participation. 

• The class of 1969: highest average 

dollar amount per donor, $517. 

• Class of 2011: highest number of 

donors, 63. 

TOP 10 CLASSES 

for 2011-2012: 

1. Class of 1966 63% 

2. Class of 2011 39% 

3. Class of 2010 33% 

4. Class of 1992 30% 

5. Class of 2000 30% 

6. Class of 1970 28% 

7. Class of 2009 27% 

8. Class of 1986 25% 

9. Class of 1982 25% 

10. Class of 1993 23% 

To see your class ranking, visit 

www.marianhighschool.net. 

Click on the advancement tab and 

scroll over Marian Fund and click 

alumnae participation. 

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Saints of Our Giving Circles 

On Thursday, March 22, Marian held a 

dedication and blessing of the newly installed 

“Saints of Our Giving Circles” recognition 

wall. Fr. Kevin Schneider, SJ, presided with a 

prayer and special blessing. This project began 

years prior, with a desire to recognize Marian’s 

supporters in a way that directly relates to the 

mission and charism of the Servants of Mary, 

Marian’s founding order. 

Giving Circles were established and named 

in honor of eight female saints that embody 

different aspects of Marian’s mission. The 

saints are: St. Juliana Falconieri, St. Teresa of 

Avila, St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, St. Katharine 

Drexel, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, St. Brigid of 

Ireland, Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, and St. 

Therese of Lisieux. Portraits of each saint were 

painted by Maureen Pope Beat ‘80 and Barb gehringer ‘82 completed the framing. 

Just as Marian empowers girls to succeed as confident, independent, thinking leaders, the women 

of Marian’s Giving Circles are examples of leadership in their own right. These eight women of the 

Church devoted their lives to their faith, the betterment of their communities and improving the lives 

of others. Marian is humbled by their example and is proud to have so many generous benefactors who 

mirror their missions and visions for the future. The Giving Circles continue to play an important role 

for recognition and stewardship for Marian’s annual giving program, The Marian Fund. You can read 

more about each saint under the Advancement tab at www.marianhighschool.net. 

MarianFEST 2012 

Bonjour! Imagine enjoying incredible Parisian patisseries 

or strolling by the beautiful Seine River. On Saturday, 

October 13, 2012, during “Passport to Paris – a Journey in 

the Servite Tradition,” Marian will transport guests to the 

“City of Lights” right here in Omaha! 

The 31st Annual MarianFEST will be a soiree magnifique 

complete with great food, an amazing auction, and the 

pièce de résistance entertainment by both the Select 

Women’s Chamber Choir and the Marian High School 

mime troupe. 

Marian’s founding order, the Servants of Mary, is richly 

rooted in French history, and emanates from outside of 

Paris in Cuves, France. Their vision of educating with a compassionate presence in the spirit of Mary 

is still present in the halls of Marian and in the lives of the young women the school helps develop to 

their full potential. To learn how you can help make this event a success through volunteering, please 

contact Advancement Events Director, Shari Gilg, at (402) 571-2618 x167 or sgilg@omahamarian.org.

Spotlight on our Future Capital Campaign 

Marian has been committed to the arts in education since opening its doors in 1955, 

because it is vital to the development of the whole person. Marian girls continually 

excel in music, drama, dance and competitive speaking. The fine and performing arts 

courses, extra curricular programs and performances provide unique opportunities for 

students as they journey to discover their talents, find their voice and prepare for a future 

as confident, independent, thinking leaders. Recognizing the school’s rich and vibrant 

history in the arts, Marian has remained committed to preparing its students as they 

continue to excel in the arts. 

To address the needs of the fine and performing arts courses, Marian launched into a 

major capital campaign in 2005, titled Spotlight on Our Future. To date, Marian has raised 

over $9,600,000 towards the campaign. There were four distinct campaign goals set at the 

inception, three of which have already been fully funded and completed. The first goal 

included funding the cost of updating the heating system, adding central air conditioning 

and replacing all windows and the roof. These upgrades have significantly enhanced the 

school’s energy efficiency. Secondly, Marian added a new road on the campus to improve 

traffic flow and provided additional parking for students and visitors. A new service 

building was constructed to house maintenance equipment. The enhancements have 

made a spectacular difference to the buildings and grounds. The third component of the 

capital campaign was an increase to the endowment, which supports Marian’s tuition 

assistance efforts. 

The Final act 

The final component of the campaign was an exciting new facility to Marian’s campus. 

The Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center is a 20,000 square-foot addition 

which will seat 400, feature a 40 foot proscenium, and provide a much-needed fly space, 

dance studio, instrumental music room, dressing rooms and a loading dock. A control 

booth for lighting, sound and video will give students hands-on technical experience. 

Providing for all the spatial and functional requirements of classes, rehearsals, individual 

instruction and performances, the facility will serve the needs of drama, vocal, 

instrumental and dance students. It will offer a display area to showcase the impressive 

artwork Marian students create. A Performing Arts Center on Marian’s campus will 

also provide the perfect environment for the many guest speakers, class assemblies and 

honors ceremonies that Marian hosts. The entire student body, Marian community and 

Omaha community will benefit from this facility. 

Control 

Room 

Display 

Area 

Lobby 

Band Room 

Vestibule 

Dressing 

Band 

Practice Room 

Stage 

Breaking New Ground at Marian 

General 

Storage 

Prop/Scene 

Shop 

Costume 

Dressing 

Piano 

Storage 

Dance Studio 

Office 

The new Performing Arts Center will flank the west side of 

the building, near the Fitness Center and Gym. 

Entryway and lobby area where student artwork will be 

displayed 

Audience view of stage performance 

Performer’s view of audience 

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ground Breaking Ceremony at Marian 

Ground was broken for the recently unveiled Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing 

Arts Center on May 24, 2012. Although the weather was not ideal, approximately 150 

guests were in attendance, along with the entire student body. Dignitaries included 

Archbishop George Lucas, Msgr. James Gilg, Mayor Jim Suttle, Provincial of the Servants 

of Mary, Sr. Mary gehringer ‘66, oSM, Board Chair Nancee Berger, Campaign Chair Bill 

Helget, Donor Mary Joy Anderson, and Head of School Susan russell Toohey ‘82. Each 

of the dignitaries spoke about the impact of this new facility and how excited they were 

to be taking part in the special ceremony. 

Mayor Suttle might have summed it up best in his remarks, “I really am so impressed 

with what goes on at this great school. I enjoy myself every time I come back, and I 

see something new happening and today we’re celebrating another new event on this 

campus. This is the beautiful home of the performing arts facility and it’s an exciting 

day for Marian, the Marian community, and, really, for our entire city because Marian 

produces such strong, talented young women who become the future leaders of our city, 

our state and our nation.” 

After the ceremony, the dignitaries particpated in a ceremonial dig. Members of the 

Anderson family also participated as did Marian students who participate in different 

areas of the fine and performing arts at Marian. 

Mickey Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Tal and Peter Quinn, Mary Joy Anderson, Angie Anderson Quinn ‘87 

and husband Sean Quinn 

Mary Joy Anderson, Nancee Berger, Bill Helget, Mayor Jim Suttle, Msgr. James E. Gilg, Sr. Mary Gehringer 

‘66, OSM, Susan Russell Toohey ‘82 and The Most Reverend George E. Lucas, Archbishop of Omaha 

Brooklyn Venteicher ‘15, Caroline Hendricks ‘14, Julia Lanoha ‘15, Susan Russell Toohey ‘82, Kierra 

Watson ‘13, Sarah Berger ‘13, Roni Perez ‘14 and future Marian girl, Kate Brashear 

Sr. Therese Lux, OSM and Sr. Marianna DeSimone, OSM, 

express their gratitude to Mary Joy Anderson following the May 

24th groundbreaking ceremony. 

The Most Reverend Archbishop George Lucas, Sr. Mary 

Gehringer ‘66, OSM and Monsignor James E. Gilg 

Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81 and former Head of School, 

Elizabeth Kish

demonstrate your enthusiasm for Marian’s future by 

supporting the Spotlight on Our Future campaign and taking 

your place in the Spotlight! 

Take a Seat 

Become a permanent fixture in Marian’s Mary Joy and Tal 

Anderson Performing Arts Center. By “Taking a Seat,” your name 

or message will be engraved on a personalized plate and installed 

on an auditorium seats’ armrest. You can “take a seat” in honor 

of your favorite Marian performer or your own contributions 

to the Marian stage. Additionally, this could serve as a special 

gift to commemorate a graduation, reunion, or honor other 

celebrations in the life of a loved one. 

Seat Location Price Seats Available 

Standing Ovation (1st row) $5,000 19 

Encore (2nd and 3rd rows) $2,500 60 

Bravo (remaining seats) $1,500 309 

Additional details: 

Name plate size – 2½” x 7/8” 

Messages may be two lines of up to 16 

characters per line (including spaces). 

Messages will be in all capital letters. 

We will do our best to honor specific seat 

requests; however, we are not able to 

guarantee fulfillment of all seat requests 

due to limited availability. 

Please note: Seat name recognition does 

not guarantee a particular seat for future 

performances other than the inaugural 

performances planned for Fall 2013. Seat 

donors must still purchase tickets to any 

paid performance. 

You’re a Star! 

Whether it’s on the court, in the science lab, or even on the stage, 

your unique talents can be commemorated with an engraved 

star that will be incorporated in a night sky mural. Your star will 

greet thousands of future Marian students as they enter the new 

addition from the existing building. With your gift, your name, 

graduation year or message will be engraved and on permanent 

display in the night sky of supporters. Create one for yourself or 

give one as a gift to your favorite Marian girl. 

Star Type Price Stars Available 

Premium $750 100 

Standard $500 400 

Additional details: 

Standard stars can be engraved 

with two lines of text, twenty (20) 

characters per line. 

Premium stars can be engraved 

with three lines of text, twenty (20) 

characters per line. 

Messages will be in all capital 

letters. 

Stars will be available for a limited 

time and created only for the first 

500 donors in time for the 

dedication ceremony. 

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Mary Joy and Tal anderson Performing arts Center: opening Fall 2013 

Construction is well underway on the Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing Arts Center. 

Meyers Carlisle Leapley Construction (MCL) began preparing the site the weekend following 

Marian’s Groundbreaking Ceremony. The new facility will be dedicated and open for use in 

Fall 2013. Please note that due to construction, the Military entrance is closed. You may 

enter campus South on 72nd Street. Check your email for construction updates, or head 

over to Marian’s website for more detailed information on the construction progress. 

The first footing placement on the Mary Joy and Tal Anderson Performing 

Arts Center! 

Workers begin rebar fabrication foundation. 

Workers continue excavation on the new stage pit foundation.

All-School Reunion 

Marian reunions are a fun and meaningful way to reconnect 

with old friends and reminisce about Marian moments. On 

Sunday, June 5, nearly 200 people attended the annual Alumnae 

Mass and Reception at Marian. The event began with mass in 

the West Gym celebrated by the Fr. George Sullivan, SJ. Head of 

School Susan Toohey conducted the awards ceremony following 

mass. Following the presentation, there was a luncheon and 

tours of the campus were led by current students. 

Marian recognized three members of its community for the 

selfless and extraordinary work they do for Marian as well as 

their communities during the All-School Reunion. Sharon 

walsh Carleton ‘90 received the 2012 Alumna of the Year 

Award; Michael ‘Pete’ and Jeri Piechoski were presented 

with the Marian Award and Margee dunn ‘82 received the Sr. 

Marcella Leadership Award. Additional honors included the 

50th anniversary of the 1962 Golden Grad Class. In addition, 

Mark koesters was recognized for 25 years of service to Marian. 

Class of 1962 Celebrates 50th Reunion 

The Class of 1962 celebrated its golden 

anniversary with numerous events to 

mark this milestone for the graduates. 

During the May 2012 Commencement 

Ceremony, members of the Class of 

1962 were recognized for its continued 

commitment to live by the charism 

of the Servants of Mary and to embrace Marian’s Core Values. 

Seven members represented the Class of 1962 by walking across 

the stage at the Orpheum Theater during commencement to 

honor their 50th year of graduation. There was a reception held 

after commencement for the graduates to celebrate the day 

together. The celebration continued during reunion weekend 

in June. The festivities began with a cocktail reception with the 

Servants of Mary on Friday, June 1st at the convent. Saturday, 

the golden graduates celebrated a ‘Girls Night Out’ over 

cocktails and dinner at the Omaha Marriott. Sunday morning 

the graduates were inducted into the Golden Grad Society 

during the annual Alumnae Mass and Reception at Marian. Each 

classmate was given a Golden Graduate charm and prayer that 

the entire congregation joined in reciting. Mass was followed 

by a luncheon, tours of the school and a stop at the Marian 

Bookstore for mementos. 

Reunion Weekend 2011 

Marian Award 

Jeri and Pete Piechoski 

Sr. Marcella 

Leadership Award 

Margee Dunn ‘82 

Alumna of the Year: 

Sharon Walsh Carleton ‘90 

pictured with her father Dennis 

Walsh 

Michael “Pete” & Jeri Piechoski 

Pete and Jeri Piechoski are parents of 

Alexandra, a 2007 graduate of Marian. Both 

are active leaders in the Marian community. 

Pete served on Marian’s Board of Directors 

from 2004-2009. Pete and Jeri chaired the 

school’s annual fundraiser, MarianFEST, in 

2004 and were general chairs of the annual 

giving program, the Marian Fund, in 2006- 

2007. Pete was also involved in organizing the 

Marian Booster Club when daughter Alexandra 

was on the varsity basketball team. Pete and 

Jeri remain involved in continuing the Marian 

mission through many leadership roles and 

have devoted time to many other organizations 

throughout Omaha. 

Margee Dunn ‘82 

Margee dunn launched her first business, Ollie 

the Trolley, at age 20. She secured funding and 

managed all aspects of the trackless downtown 

Omaha trolley business, including driving daily 

routes and private charters, bookkeeping, sales 

and maintenance. She grew her business in 

Omaha with new trollies and ultimately launched 

an offshoot in Scottsdale, AZ in 1991 while 

attending college at Arizona State University. 

Until 1993, Margee operated concurrent 

operations in Scottsdale, Omaha and Durango, 

CO. Today her company, Atypical Transportation 

Company, manages 21 buses, nine trackless 

trolleys, and luxury executive coaches. Margee 

has been recognized for her entrepreneurial 

leadership with numerous awards including 

Arizona’s 2011 Most Admired Companies and 

Top 25 Businesswoman of the Year. 

Sharon Walsh Carleton ‘90 

Sharon walsh Carleton is president of Ervin 

& Smith, an Omaha full-service advertising and 

public relations agency specializing in branding, 

digital services and account planning. In 2005, 

the same year she was named President of 

her company, she was honored as a Midlands 

Business Journal “40 Under 40” award recipient. 

She was also selected as one of Omaha’s leading 

role models for businesswomen by the Institute 

for Career Advancement Needs (ICAN). Ervin 

& Smith has experienced steady growth and 

recognition under Carleton’s leadership, as the 

company was recently honored with both a 2012 

“Best Places to Work in Omaha” and the “Best 

Place to Work in Omaha for the Advancement 

of Women.” Sharon has stayed actively involved 

at Marian, serving on the marketing committee 

since its inception, and she recently finished 

serving her second term on Marian’s Board of 

Directors. 

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Reunion Classes reunite every five 

years to reminisce about their days 

at Marian and to keep the Marian 

spirit alive. In June 2012, alumnae 

from the Class of 1962, 1967, 1972, 

1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002 and 

2007 came together to celebrate 

their Marian connection. 

Class of 1962 

Class of 1967 Class of 1972 

Class of 1977 Class of 1982

Class of 1987 

Class of 1997 

Class of 2007 

Class of 1992 

Class of 2002 

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Future Marian Girls 

Class of 2016 Profile: 

Jr. Crusaders attend Cu 

Basketball Practice 

Marian’s 5th grade Jr. Crusaders were given 

the opportunity to attend a Creighton 

University Women’s Basketball practice 

led by CU coaching staff on Tuesday, 

Februrary 7, 2012. After watching the team 

practice, the Jr. Crusaders participated 

in their own mini-practice with the 

coaches and players. The Jr. Crusaders 

is a competitive basketball program for 

girls interested in attending Marian. The 

program is open to girls in grades 4-8. 

Please contact Lisa Schmidt at lschmidt@ 

omahamarian.org for more info. 

Big Sister/Little Sister 

ice Cream Social 

On Sunday, April 15, Marian hosted the 

annual Big Sister/Little Sister Ice Cream 

Social for all Big Sisters and incoming 

freshmen. A total of 154 incoming 

freshmen attended this event. The girls 

enjoyed a day filled with games and 

small group activities led by their Marian 

Big Sisters. The day concluded with a 20 

gallon ice cream social! It was a great 

opportunity for students to meet and 

interact with their future classmates! 

All 5th - 8th grade girls are invited 

to shadow at Marian. Please 

contact Recruitment Director 

Molly AdamsWoodman ‘97 at 

402-571-2618 ext 161 or 

mwoodman@omahamarian.org 

to set up your shadow visit. 

*A two-day notice is required for 

all school visits. 

Members of Marian’s Jr. Crusaders 

Molly Coghill ‘16 and Megan Eastman ‘16 

A group of incoming freshman participate in small 

group activities with their Big Sisters. 

* Total Enrolled: 197 

# of Schools Represented: 34 

# from Catholic Schools: 158 

# from Public Schools: 39 

# of Daughters of Alums: 33 

# of Zip codes Represented: 37 

# of Siblings of Current Students: 39 

8th grade academic 

Scholarship recipients 

This year, a total of 216 8th grade girls from 

schools all over the city took the Placement 

Exam at Marian in January. On February 15, 

2012, thirty of those students were awarded 

well-deserved academic scholarships 

to Marian based on their exam scores. 

Congratulations to Marian’s future leaders! 

St. Pius Leo Scholarship Recipients: Maureen McKillip 

and Kellyn Daly 

St. Vincent de Paul Academic Scholarship recipients:: 

Kathryn Baginski, Claire Davis, Jenna Gornall, Mary 

Mulhall , Katrina McCutcheon and Sierra Strattan

Back row: Director of Advancement, Sarah Jank ‘01, Seattle 

Alumnae Group Leader, Kathleen Hoarty ‘01, Kristine 

Eiting Fry ‘94, Alumnae Director, Nancy Kettering Casey 

‘82, Anne Jenkins ‘73, Erica Cohen Moore ‘93, Liz Connor 

Chamberlin ‘67; Front row: Theresa Karr Peters ‘01, 

Jennifer Seminara ‘92 and Katie Eiting Rossmann ‘98 

In February, Marian alums from the Seattle area 

gathered together for an evening of reminiscing and 

networking as Marian kicked off the newly formed 

Seattle Alumnae Group led by kathleen Hoarty ‘01. 

Back row: Ebonne Just ‘96, Laura Beschorner ‘06, Megan Mulherin 

‘02, Jessica Higgins ‘99, Annah Bauman ‘99 ; Middle row: Kathleen 

Murphy McMahon ‘92, Elizabeth Sheil Fenner ‘85, Chris Tarsney 

Frantz ‘85, Susan Russell Toohey ‘82; Front row: Director of 

Advancement, Sarah Jank ‘01, Katie Allgeier ‘04, Abby Anderson ‘04 

and Chicago Alumnae Group leader, Aminatu Rubango ‘05. 

On Friday, March 9, 2012, Marian Head of School Susan 

Russell Toohey ‘82 and Director of Advancement Sarah 

Jank ‘01 traveled to Chicago for an alum gathering at the 

Gaslight Bar & Grill. This newly formed alumnae group is 

led by aminatu rubango ‘05. 

Alums All Over World 

Back row: Francis Everitt Vail ‘81, Connie Cavel ‘68, 

Ronda Motykowski ‘80, Kathy Bast Tocco ‘61, Michelle 

Procopio Delisi ‘74; Front row: Katie Nogel ‘04, Ashley 

Fredrickson ‘04, Kate Peistrup Hambrecht ‘92, Mary Beth 

Ryan-Maher ‘86 and Tory Lenosky ‘03 

Michelle Procopio delisi ‘74, Connie Cavel ‘68, 

kathy Bast Tocco ‘61, kathy deBoer ‘82 and ronda 

Motykowski ‘80 joined Marian alumnae from the 

New York area for a gathering hosted at the New York 

Manhattan Hotel on March 11, 2012. 

Left to Right: Sr. Joan Houtekier, OSM, Kory Delkamiller, 

Ve’Lores Pugh Thompson ‘59, Maggie Nagengast ‘09, Kathy 

White Cohen ‘62, Mark Koesters and Bill, fiance’ of Susan 

Herdzina ‘99 

Marian faculty members Sr. Joan Houtekier OSM, Kory 

Delkamiller and Mark Koesters hosted an Marian 

Alumnae Happy Hour on March 24, 2012, for alumnae 

living in the Anaheim, California area. 

Members of the Class of 2012 pose with their alumnae mothers and grandmothers at the Senior Breakfast. 

Class News 

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1966 

Accomplishments 

Patty Ptak kogutek, author of 

A Change of Habit, chronicles a 

spiritual journey from Sister 

Mary Kateri to Sister Mary 

Vodka. 

Margaret guziec Hoarty was awarded the St. Pius 

X Distinguished Graduate Award as a 1962 alum. She 

was recognized for being the Parish Nurse, Chair of 

the Health Ministry Commission, foster parenting and 

helping to settle refuge families. 

1967 

Liz Connor Chamberlin 

is the Principal at Saint 

Cecilia Catholic School 

in Bainbridge Island, 

Washington, where the 

mascot is the Crusader’s, 

named after the Marian 

Crusaders. She is also very 

active in her parish teaching 

religious education to 

students and adults, 

Marriage Encounter Team Leader and Eucharistic 

Minister. 

1968 

Connie Cavel will be honored by the Archdiocese of 

Omaha with the Secondary Teacher of the Year Award 

at the 35th Annual Archbishop’s Dinner for Excellence 

on September 20, 2012. 

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1969 

Joan Parker neuhaus is senior vice president and 

chief operating officer at Alegent Health. Joan was 

recently featured in an Omaha World Herald article 

about Omaha’s top female executives, sharing 

their stories of success and their challenges in the 

workplace and at home. 

rose ann Shannon, and husband Phil Johnson 

were inducted into the Omaha Press Club Hall of 

Fame. Rose Ann has been the News Director at 

KETV for 19 years. 

Rose Ann Shannon 

‘69 and husband 

Phil Johnson 

1972 

1974 

1976 

Moira reilly Mangiameli was the featured speaker 

at Light Night, Marian’s traditional mother/daughter 

Mass, held on Jan. 15, 2012. 

1978 

Judith Falgout rhodes 

earned her Ph.D. in Social 

Work from Louisiana 

State University in 2011. 

Dr. Rhodes is Assistant 

Professor of Research 

at the LSU School of 

Social Work. Her areas of 

research include dropout 

prevention, school 

social work, and early 

school intervention for 

at-risk children. Judith has recently been appointed 

as Director of Research and Development for the 

American Council for School Social Work. 

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elizabeth green Crnkovich was 

honored at the Women’s Center for 

Advancement’s 25th Anniversary 

Tribute to Women. Judge Crnkovich, 

the only female juvenile court judge 

in Douglas county, has dedicated 

her life to helping Omaha’s youth 

and their families. She is dedicated 

to identifying problems early on and 

creating individualized solutions for 

the youth whose lives she impacts 

every year. 

Brigadier Cassie Strom was 

recently promoted to Major 

General, the highest ranking 

JAG in the United States Air 

Force. 

1982 

1983 

rene Jesse dytrych 

and daughter Erica 

Dytrych ‘07 completed 

their first half 

marathon in Lincoln, 

NE on Sunday, May 6, 

2012. 

kelly Parks Snider is an artist, author, activist 

and publisher. Using art and words, she educates 

communities, stimulates dialogue and creates 

social change. She is the co-founder of Project Girl 

(www.projectgirl.org), an award-winning nationally 

recognized non-profit, and touring exhibition that 

combines art, media literacy and youth-led activism 

into a unique educational experience for children, 

parents and educators. Project Girl was recently 

featured in Family Circle Magazine and was an 

awarded youth program in the new national youth 

empowerment and philanthropy program called Best 

Buy’s @15 Exchange project. 

1986 

1990 

nancy kettering Casey 

and husband Joe hosted 

the relic Missionary 

Image of Our Lady of 

Guadalupe at their home 

on June 15, 2012. Nearly 

200 people gathered 

to pray the rosary and 

honor this sacred relic. 

To learn more about 

the relic image please 

visit http://jkmi.com/ 

olgimage.asp. 

Mary Beth ryan-Maher coedited, 

Yin-Yang: American 

Perspectives on Living in 

China (Rowman 2012) with 

Alice Renouf, Director of 

the Colorado China Council 

(www.asiacouncil.org). 

Sharon walsh Carleton 

is the President and CEO 

of Ervin & Smith, which 

was named the 2012 Best 

Place to Work for the 

Advancement of Women. 

Sharon was also named 

the 2012 Alumna of the 

Year at the Alumnae 

Mass & Reception held 

Sunday, June 3, 2012, at 

Marian. 

1992 

Britteny Morrow Ferrin is the President and owner 

of Morrow & Associates, a local human resource 

consulting firm. Her primary focus is working with 

police and fire departments to establish hiring 

procedures for entry- and promotional command 

positions. Britteny also serves as the Chief Negotiator 

in labor relations and conducts comparability studies 

for use in contract negotiations. She works closely 

with department heads, elected officials and civil 

service commissions. 

2000 

kimberly Luhrs Burks is the owner of Paper Lovely, 

a letterpress and design studio in Omaha that 

specializes in personalized and custom designed 

items, each inspired by Kimberly’s own illustrations. 

www.paper-lovely.com. 

2003 

denna Thomsen was one of the 

dancers onstage p e r f o r m i n g 

a l o n g s i d e Madonna during 

the Super Bowl halftime show 

in 2012. Denna graduated from 

Colorado State University with 

a BA in Liberal Arts. Upon 

graduation, she moved to Los 

Angeles, CA to pursue her dream 

of dancing by joining Hysterica 

Dance Company. 

Sara Sabaliauskas is a candidate for the University of 

Nebraska-Omaha Graduate Class representative. Sara 

received her Master’s in Public Administration with a 

concentration in Public Management. 

2004 

Teresa Prince recently completed a meaningful 

project called “Survivor Stories” - conversations with 

men and women who are sexual assault survivors. 

http://teresaprince.com/projects/survivors/index. 

html. 

2005 

kaitlin o’Hara has 

returned to Marian, 

but this time as 

an Advancement 

Associate. She is 

also planning her 

wedding for October 

13, 2012.

amanda Batter graduated from the University 

of Kansas School of Pharmacy with a Doctor of 

Pharmacy in May. Amanda is currently employed 

with CVS Pharmacy. 

2006 

Michaela knoll has been an intern for 6 months 

with a fashion editor at Shape magazine. She actually 

modeled for a couple of segments for Shape magazine 

on the Today Show and on local NYC TV. Michaela 

recently graduated from UNL with her Master’s in 

Textiles, Fashion Design and Merchandising, and will 

be returning to NYC to pursue her career. 

kathryn gell earned 

her BA in Theatre 

Performance from 

UNL and lives in New 

York City where she 

is employed as a wig 

maker with Charles 

LaPointe & Tom 

Watson, two separate 

wig designers who 

share a studio in NYC. 

Katie builds and ventilates wigs and does makeup 

design. These wigs are designed for Broadway, film 

and TV, the Metropolitan Opera and store window 

displays. This year, Katie was also Barbara Cook’s 

hairstylist for “You Make Me Feel So Young” at 

Feinstein’s. In 2012, she was a wig and makeup 

apprentice at the Sante Fe Opera. 

2007 

erin Clark is completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts 

at UNO, majoring in sculpture. While at UNO several 

of her pieces were in the UNO student exhibit, one of 

which won “best in show”. She will be enrolling in the 

culinary arts program at Metro Community College 

(MCC) this summer. Erin has also been active in 

performing arts groups at Metro Community College 

and the Great Plains Theatre Conference. 

Julie kennison finished first year at Creighton 

Medical School this May, before travelling to Ghana 

with five other med students through Project Cura. 

Julie and her classmates spent two weeks at Saboba 

Hospital in Northern Ghana where they assisted in 

baby vaccinations and observed numerous surgeries 

in primitive hospital conditions. 

2009 

kim Patterson was paired with an 11-year-old 

camper as a companion at Camp Quality Heartland. 

They share the experience of being diagnosed with 

leukemia at 4 and after going into remission having 

a reoccurrence. Kim is currently cancer free and is 

active in the Colleges Against Cancer and Relay for 

Life programs. This fall, Kim will be a senior nursing 

student at Rockhurst University and plans to become 

a pediatric oncology nurse. 

ariel Talacko appeared 

in the Creighton 

University musical 

spoof Urinetown. Her 

character, Hope, 

delivered the show’s 

most impressive singing 

with her operaticsounding 

soprano. 

Caitlin Toohey spent her summer in Gracias, 

Honduras, repairing medical equipment in a clinic. 

She is currently a Biomedical Science major and 

Spanish minor at Marquette University. 

Caitlin Toohey ‘09 pictured above with her host 

family in Hondruras. 

2010 

Shantell Bell traveled to Africa in June for two 

months to assist children in Niger. 

Hailey konnath is the 2012 Nebraska Press 

Women Memorial Scholarship Winner, and a 

sophomore Journalism major at UNO. Hailey is the 

news assignment editor for the Daily Nebraskan. 

She has also been recognized as a Harold and 

Marian Andersen Honors Scholar. 

2011 

weddings 

Chloe wilwerding will be 

a sophomore at Middlebury 

College and a returning 

member of the Women’s 

Swimming & Diving Team. 

Melissa Monzu Sparks ‘90 married Ron Sparks in the 

Fall of 2011. 

Shannon Stinebaugh 

‘98 and Devin Morse 

were married July 

16, 2011 in Manuel 

Antonio, Costa Rica. 

Her sister, kerry 

Stinebaugh ‘04 was 

the maid of honor. 

Shannon is currently 

employed as Dean 

of Student Activities 

& Leadership at St. Louis University School of Law. 

Shannon and Devin are making their home in St. 

Louis. 

kerry Ter kuile married Mike Schmidt on 

November 12, 2011 at St. Leo’s Catholic Church with 

a reception at the Qwest Center. Stephanie Nahas 

‘04 was a bridesmaid and Sarah Brown ‘04 served as 

her personal attendant. Kerry and Mike are making 

their home in Chicago, IL. 

anne Borghoff married Patrick Burke on August 

27, 2011 at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, a 

reception at Happy Hollow Country Club followed. 

Her maid of honor was her sister, kathleen 

Borghoff ‘09; bridesmaids were Bailey rall ‘05 

and andrea delisi ‘05. Anne and Patrick live in 

Omaha, where Anne is employed with Aesthetic 

Surgical Images as their Marketing Manager and 

Patrick is a Business Manager for Union Pacific. 

Anne Borghoff ‘07 and husband Patrick 

erin Toohey married Matt Vander Werff on May 

19, 2012 at St. Roberts Catholic Church. Both 

Erin and Matt are Iowa State graduates and are 

currently living in Houston, TX and are employed 

with Dow Chemical. 

Erin Toohey ‘07 and husband Matt 

Births 

kimberly Luhrs Burks ‘00 and her husband Brad 

welcomed Elijah Everett who was born on January 

20, 2012. 

Laura richards Capati ‘00 and husband Bill 

welcomed Charlotte Robin on March 4, 2012. 

ellen gerweck kassmeier ‘01 and husband Bob 

welcomed their first child, Evelyn on October 7, 

2011. Ellen is an audit manager with KPMG in 

Omaha. 

Christina Frank erwin ‘90 and husband Patrick 

welcomed Caroline Marie born February 9, 2012. 

Caroline joins brother Ethan (3). 

Britteny Morrow Ferrin ‘92, and husband Justin 

announce with both joy and sorrow the birth 

of identical twin daughters born on October 7, 

2011. Avery Dawn died as a result of twin-to-twin 

transfusion syndrome. Anna Cheryl joins big 

brothers JJ (7) and Cale (5). 

debbie Becker Stalnaker ‘95 and husband John 

welcomed Clara Jean on July 15, 2011, who joins 

big sister Paige 

natasha grebenick retz ‘96, and husband 

Thomas welcomed a baby daughter, Gwenyth 

Paige, on November 3, 2011. Gwen joins big 

brother Kellen (2). 

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Joan williams 

Fitzgerald ‘61 

emily Scherr Scott 

‘66 mother of Mary 

kate Scott ‘07 

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alice Hewitt Scobey ‘60 

Carolyn Mitermeier 

Harrington ‘60 

THe Marian CoMMuniTY JoinS 

in reMeBeranCe: 

Terri Agnew, mother of Jennifer agnew ‘00 and 

katherine agnew Skow ‘04 

Joan Akromis, mother of Jennifer akromis Johnson 

‘94 

Leland C. Allen, father-in-law of Johnna Johns allen 

‘91 

John Barnes, grandfather of Maura Manning ‘07 and 

grace dickerson ‘12 

Gerald John Barnes, father of Jerrianne Barnes west 

‘78 and rosemary Barnes Schuman ‘84 

Mary Alice Bathen, mother of Teresa Bathen 

Sanders ‘72, Margaret Bathen andrews ‘76, Judith 

Bathen Schwartz ‘78, elizabeth Bathen ‘80, ann 

Bathen Boyd ‘82 and Christine Bathen winther ‘84 

Joseph Beacom, father of Mary Beacom Socha ‘85, 

and Lisa J. Beacom ‘87, grandfather of Madison 

Socha ‘13 

Flora Bellar, grandmother of Lindsay Broekemeier 

‘04 and mother of Marian Librarian Donna 

Broekemeier 

Sr. Mary Florence Brinker, OSM, Pastoral Minister for 

Marian High School 

Bernice Brown, mother of Jeanne Brown nicotero 

‘68 (deceased) and Catherine Brown Pakiz ‘66 

Joseph Bruno, brother of Mary Bruno Fisher ‘75, 

uncle of Theresa Sindelar ‘97 

Thomas Burke, father of Melanie ann Burke Ziegler ‘75 

Lucille Circo, grandmother of Julie a. Circo ‘06 

Donald Classen, father of Cheryl Classen Lukas ‘70 

and Candace Classen granlund ‘83 

Please remember in your prayers 

Mary Colgan, grandmother of Michelle Feilmeier ‘06 

Michael M. Carlson, brother of Mary Carlson goss ‘82 

and Suzanne Carlson geha ‘83 

Ruth Carter, mother of ann Carter Hawkins ‘75 

Francis J. Cavlovic, father of Sarah Cavlovic Heinrich 

‘92 

Maude Chatman, mother of Mendy Chatman kelly 

‘77 

Robert Colan, father-in-law of Susan Carlson Colan 

‘78 

Beulah Cortese, mother of Margot Cortese ‘74, and 

Barbara Cortese Clark ‘75 

David Cullan, father of Michaela Cullan altenhofen 

‘95 

Joey Dabbs, son of Fran debernardo McCoy ‘71 and 

godson of nancy orsi Boe ‘70 

Patrick Daly, father-in-law of Lisa Shannon daly ‘82 

and grandfather of Shannon daly ‘12 

Samuel Di Mauro, brother of Marian faculty member 

Al Di Mauro 

Anna Dolan, aunt of katie dolan ‘78, Theresa dolan 

‘80, Margie dolan drenning ‘83, Molly dolan 

witzenburg ‘86, Mikki dolan kramper ‘93, Brigid 

dolan ‘99 and great aunt of Margaret witzenburg ‘14 

and emily witzenburg ‘16 

Theodore Domanski, father of andrea domanski 

Vlademar ‘91 

John Donovan, father of kelly donovan doyle ‘80, 

Marcy donovan ramold ‘83, grandfather of Molly 

doyle ‘04, kathleen doyle ‘07 and brother-in-law of 

Sister Angeline Hakel, OSM 

Rita Dotzler, one of Marian’s faithful, volunteer” 

mailing ladies” 

Keith Eckel, father of katie eckel ‘82 and nancy eckel 

getscher ‘88 

Tessi Edwards, member of the Marian High School 

Board of Directors from 1992 to 1995 

Alice K. Egan, mother of katherine r. Balwanz ‘95 

Kathryn Ann Elliott, mother of elizabeth a. elliott ‘95 

William Ellis, father of anne ellis McMeen ‘89 

Constance Elston, mother of Christine elston garrett 

‘69 

Cora Esch, mother-in-law of kathy good esch 

‘67, grandmother of Holly esch ‘03, kelly esch 

‘08, elizabeth worthington gard ‘04 and angela 

worthington ‘09 

Marie L. Flynn, grandmother of Michaela Flynn ‘91, 

Jennifer Flynn Zinna ‘94, Julie Flynn Molstad ‘95, 

Margaret Flyn Cannon ‘99 and elizabeth Flynn ‘02 

Steven Franco, brother of Carole Franco rose ‘60 

Mary Catherine Brennan Fogarty, aunt of Maureen 

neary Miller ‘70 

Howard Gaebel, brother of Christine gaebel 

Buddenhagen ‘64 and Maureen gaebel Larson ‘69 

Raymond Golden, brother of Carol golden Hargens 

‘68 and Cathy golden Vanlandingham ‘71 

Charles Goodland, brother of Barbara goodland 

Latterner ‘66 

Stephen J. Gurnon, brother of Mary elizabeth 

gurnon Jacobs ‘71 and Julie gurnon ‘81 

Larry Hafits, husband of Patricia Mcgonigle Hafits 

‘70 

Penny Hannam, mother of Laurel Markworth 

Hannam ‘88 and kimberley Markworth Maguire 

‘90 

Harlon Harvey, father of Cheryl Harvey Murphy ‘63, 

kathy Harvey Pevey ‘71, father-in-law of Pam rossi 

Harvey ‘67 

Michael Heenan, father of Sheri Hennan Johnson 

‘86, brother of Connie Heenan kudlacek ‘60 

Vance Hilbers, father of Johanna Hilbers ‘04 

Matthew Hillebrandt, son of Teresa Mcneil 

Hillebrandt ‘75 and brother of kelly Hillebrandt 

Meiners ‘95, nicki Hillebrandt rainbolt ‘98 and 

Mary Hillebrandt golwitzer ‘99 

Jim Janovsky, husband of Sharon nigro Janovsky ‘70 

Ann Rose Kasel, mother of Mary kasel ‘72 and Cathy 

kassel Finley ‘74 

Margaret Koll, mother of kathy koll duncan ‘71 and 

karen koll Ferris ‘72 

Melanie Koontz, daughter of Michelle Post koontz 

‘86 and granddaughter of former Marian employee 

Judy Post 

Michael Kuehl, brother of kelly kuehl ‘99 and 

Jennifer kuehl ‘02 

Janet LaHood, mother of erin LaHood ‘08 

Henrietta Lebeda, mother-in-law of Cindy rudloff 

Lebeda ‘72 and grandmother of kristen Lebeda 

Svehla ‘98, kylie Lebeda Voorheis ‘00, and korie 

Lebeda ‘05 

Rose Lentz, mother of kathleen Lentz Clayton ‘76 

Mary Clare MacKenzie, mother of Julia Mackenzie 

‘80 

Anthony R. Manganaro, father of Lynne Manganaro 

‘77, mother-in-law of Heather romero Manganaro 

‘85, Maureen Boyle Manganaro ‘84, grandmother 

of Hannah Manganaro ‘12, and aunt of antonia 

(Tony) walzak ‘71 

Sebastiano Manzitto, father of Patricia Manzitto 

evans ‘69 

John Marcil, father-in-law of deborah dugan 

Polenda Marcil ‘84 

Patricia McCarthy, mother of Mary McCarthy 

Fleming ‘71, Patricia McCarthy kolar ‘72, Maureen 

McCarthy reilly ‘75, Cathy McCarthy anderson ‘78 

and Cecilia McCarthy ramey ‘69 (deceased) 

William McDonnell, brother of rita Mcdonnell 

Zadalis ‘61 

Eileen McGinn, mother-in-law of Peggy Fink Mcginn 

‘66 

William Melcher, father of Patricia Melcher olsen 

‘76 and Barb Melcher diFini ‘77 

Father Mel Merwald, uncle of Beth Merwald rivera 

‘89 and Teresa Merwald ‘96 

Mary Ann Meyer, mother of Terese Meyer williams 

‘84

Each Friday, the students, teachers and staff of Marian offer a special prayer for those who are suffering from any 

kind of pain, illness, or loss and for those who have asked us to pray for them. We pray for those Marian alums and 

members of their families and ours who have died and now experience the joy of resurrection. Following this we 

say together the Memorarae. You may join us in spirit each Friday at 8 a.m. and you will know the power of praying 

together in community. 

Mary Monaco, grandmother of Michelle Procopio 

delisi ‘74, annette Procopio Thomas ‘76, Lisa 

Procopio Finocchiaro ‘79, Paula Procopio Zabawa 

‘82, Carla Procopio Vetro ‘84, grandmother -in-law 

of Phyllis Vacanti Procopio ‘77, great grandmother 

of andrea delisi ‘05, ashley delisi Franks ‘01, 

natalie Thomas ‘03, Maria Finocchiaro ‘04 Lena 

Finocchiaro ‘06, anna Finocchiaro ‘09, emily 

Zabawa ‘08, Sarah Zabawa ‘11, Molly Zabawa ‘14 

and gianna Procopio ‘06 

John Murcek, father of denise Murcek ‘76, karen 

Murcek Malloy ‘79, diana Murcek Mcgrath ‘82, 

Linda Murcek kamrath ‘83 and Jennifer Murcek 

dimig ‘89 

Pfc. Trey Lee Neumann, brother of ashley neumann 

‘05 

Kenneth Olson, father of Heather olson Scholting ‘95 

Joan O’Neill, mother of karen o’neill Bartley ‘81 

Elizabeth H. O’Riley, grandmother of Marian’s Public 

Relations Director, Katey Hancock 

Louise Palmisano, mother-in-law of Mary Judah 

Palandri ‘76 

Mary Paletta, mother-in-law of Colleen Shelton 

Paletta ‘77 

Sarah Peckham ‘01, former Marian staff member 

Stephen Powers, father of Heather Powers Safieh ‘92 

Marion Prchal, mother of Mary Prchal ‘68 

Pota Rakes, mother of Helen rakes rizza ‘79 and 

grandmother of Chrissie Hoffman ‘98 and Pota 

rakes ‘01 

Angela Ring, mother of Patricia ring ‘69 

Rose Russo, mother of ellen russo webster ‘74 

William Sanford Hines, father-in-law of Mary Jo 

Malone Hines ‘77 

Mary Santi, grandmother of Taylor Carter ‘06 and 

current student Jocelyn Carter ‘14 

Scott Seefeld, brother-in-law of Mary regnier Seefeld 

‘75 

Traci Menard Sheibal, daughter of Cindy Peterson 

Menard ‘69 

Todd Simon, husband of geri Teteak Simon ‘70 

Jerald Stovie, father of debbie Stovie kuhlman ‘69, 

Patty Stovie walling ‘71, renee Stovie walz ‘80, 

granddaughter ashley walz ‘04, Brittany Stovie ‘06, 

and alexandria walz ‘11 

Joseph Thibodeau, father of nancy Thibodeau 

williams ‘79, Patty Thibodeau Lang ‘83, Carole 

Thibodeau Tucker ‘84, grandfather of allison Lang 

‘08, Christine Thibodeau ‘09, and katherine Lang 

‘13 

Jeffrey Toberer, father of amy Toberer doue ‘88, Molly 

Toberer ‘89 and Beth Toberer ‘91 

Anthony Samuel Troia, father of Julie Troia Perrault 

‘89 and Lisa Troia Timmermeier ‘91 

Sandra Vandenberg, mother of abby Vandenberg 

‘04, aunt of Marijo Bosiljevac ‘02 and Monica 

Bosiljevac ‘10 

Robert J Vlach, father-in-law of Lisa Potempa Vlach 

‘77 

Scott Wallace, brother of Connie wallace Marker 

‘77 

Kenneth Wilke, father of ashley wilke ‘00, uncle of 

kendell Talacko rowe ‘02 and kylie Talacko ‘05 

Claire Williams, aunt of Sue williams irlbeck ‘69 

Robert Zabawa, father of Christi Zabawa krist 

‘87, kathleen Zabawa nelson ‘89, father-in-law 

of Paula Procopio Zabawa ‘82 and grandfather of 

emily Zabawa ‘08, Sarah Zabawa ‘11 and current 

student Molly Zabawa ‘14 

Raymond Zukaitis, father of Patricia russo Zukaitis 

‘79, father-in-law of Marjorie Lenihan Zukaitis ‘74 

and grandfather of Catherine Mullen ‘07 

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Congratulations graduates! 

Marian High School wishes to congratulate our 165 graduates, all of whom 

are continuing their education after graduation. The Class of 2012 received 

more than $15.7 million in scholarships to both private and public colleges 

and universities. 

Class of 2012: 

*Cassandra Adams 

*Ava Ambrose 

Sharon Anderson 

*Megan Andreasen 

*Georgia Andresen 

*Kaitlin Bacon 

Maria Barmettler 

Kimberly Barry 

*Anna Bashus 

Emily Benak 

Elizabeth Blanke 

*Megan Boler 

*Rachel Bormann 

*Jessica Brandl 

*Allison Braun 

Bridget Brich 

*Mikayla Brohman 

*Elyse Brouillette 

Claire Crane 

*Shannon Daly 

*Jillian Danielson 

Mariah Davis 

*Moira Delaney 

*Megan Devereaux 

Abby Diaz 

*Grace Dickerson 

*Miranda Dineen 

*Katherine Dudley 

*Cassandra Edet 

Ashlynn Efferding 

Our graduates were accepted to the following schools: 

Albion College 

American University 

Arizona State University 

Auburn University 

Augustana College 

Austin Peay State University 

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