Marian Magazine - Marian High School
Marian Magazine - Marian High School
Marian Magazine - Marian High School
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Former <strong>Marian</strong> principal and Servant of<br />
Mary, Sr. Mary Adolorata Watson, died in<br />
June just two days after her 95th birthday.<br />
Margaret Christine Watson was reared in<br />
Madison, N.J., but spent most of her adult<br />
life in the Midlands.<br />
She received a bachelor’s degree from the<br />
College of St. Elizabeth in Morristown, N.J.,<br />
and worked at a number of jobs before<br />
entering the Order of the Servants of Mary<br />
in 1941.<br />
Sister Adolorata began teaching at Omaha’s<br />
Holy Name <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> in 1943, and<br />
returned from 1946 to 1951 after teaching in<br />
Iowa and Colorado. While teaching, she also<br />
received a master’s degree in English from<br />
Creighton University.<br />
She returned to Holy Name as principal from<br />
1966 to ‘69. Sister Adolorata was principal of<br />
<strong>Marian</strong> from 1969 to 1975.<br />
After earning a master’s degree in theology<br />
from Boston College, she worked as an adult<br />
education director and resource theologian<br />
from 1976 to ‘79 in Kearney, NE, and from<br />
1979 to ‘86 in Des Moines.<br />
She became convent archivist in 1986.<br />
In retirement, she was active in<br />
Toastmasters and as a docent at Joslyn Art<br />
Museum.<br />
Watson also held positions as president<br />
of the Nebraska Council of Teachers of<br />
English, secretary of the Omaha Association<br />
of Secondary Independent <strong>School</strong>s and<br />
secretary of the Omaha Archdiocesan<br />
Board of Education. She also served on the<br />
Nebraska Education Department English<br />
Advisory Council and its Instructional TV<br />
Advisory Council.<br />
<strong>Marian</strong> will forever remember Sr. Adolorata<br />
for her commitment to the education of the<br />
young women of <strong>Marian</strong>.<br />
Please remember in your prayers<br />
Dianne Jackson<br />
Fink ’67, sister of Sheri<br />
Jackson Taylor ’73<br />
Stephanie Goodrich ’76,<br />
sister of Cheryl Goodrich<br />
Goplen ’73 and Margaret<br />
Goodrich ’71<br />
Kathleen Bremser<br />
Petersen ‘60<br />
Sommer LeBron ’04,<br />
sister of Heather LeBron<br />
Palma ’01 and Lacy<br />
LeBron ’07, niece of<br />
Melanie LeBron Klug<br />
‘72, Candace LeBron<br />
Brady ‘73, Deirdre<br />
LeBron Dasenbrock ‘76,<br />
cousin of Carissa LeBron<br />
‘99, Suzette LeBron ‘01,<br />
Serenna LeBron ‘04 and<br />
Catrina LeBron ‘06<br />
Joan Agosta, mother of Jean Agosta Harrell ’71<br />
James Ahern, brother of Barbara Ahern Postert ’71<br />
Johanna Anderson, mother of Michaella<br />
Johnson ’89<br />
Loretta Ann Badura, mother of Leslie Badura<br />
Jorgensen ’72 and mother-in-law of Sharon<br />
Johnson Badura ’65<br />
Albert Baker, father of Carol Baker Lowndes ’75<br />
Ruth Barrett, mother of Mary Barrett ’77, Anne<br />
Barrett Steiner ’80 and Karen Barrett Jeffrey ’81<br />
Edmund Bartusiak, father of Alice Bartusiak ’85<br />
Mary Alice Bartusiak, mother of Alice<br />
Bartusiak ’85<br />
William Bergfeld, father of Mary Bergfeld<br />
Dierks ’80<br />
Mary Jo Bradley, mother of Ann Bradley ’67<br />
Patricia Kaye Parker ‘69<br />
Ellen Marie Mulligan<br />
Blackburn ‘71 sister of<br />
Marsha Mulligan ‘68<br />
Bridget Moylan Littrell<br />
‘68<br />
Norman Bradshaw, father of Deborah Bradshaw<br />
Cunningham ’71<br />
Ralph Brisson, father of Cheri Brisson Salazar’93<br />
Norma Bueltel, mother of Lisa Bueltel<br />
Donovan ’81<br />
Claude Carter, father of Ann Carter Hawkins ’75<br />
John Caruso, father of Jennifer Caruso-Wenner ’90<br />
Mary Pat Cold, mother of Jan Cold ’77 and Mary<br />
Cold Egan ’68<br />
Arita Katherine Crofton, mother of LuAnn Crofton<br />
Gerntry ’78 and Joanie Crofton Moore ’79<br />
Tom Daley, father of Paula Daley Cooper ’82,<br />
Bridget Daley Kennedy ’84, Kathleen Daley<br />
Giandinoto ’89 and Maura Daley Cullop ’90<br />
Catherine Dargy, mother of Sandy Dargy<br />
Youngers ’63