Marist Magazine
The Marist Magazine is a publication of Marist Catholic High School. It is published two times a year — in the fall and in the spring. It is a magazine for alumni, parents, students, staff and friends of the entire Marist/St. Francis/St. Mary's community, past and present and future. In each issue we strive to capture the heart of Marist and share that with you the stories that keep our community strong and centered on our Christian mission to educate, shape and form strong Christian leaders.
To receive a free subscription to Marist Magazine, please submit an online form. Each issue is also available digitally below.
Send comments or ideas for future articles to magazine@marisths.org.
Send alumni news to share with the community to alumni@marisths.org.
If you know of an alumnus, a family of an alumnus or friend of Marist who has passed, please send their name and the name of their family to rlarson@marisths.org for our In Memoriam section.
To receive a free subscription to Marist Magazine, please submit an online form. Each issue is also available digitally below.
Send comments or ideas for future articles to magazine@marisths.org.
Send alumni news to share with the community to alumni@marisths.org.
If you know of an alumnus, a family of an alumnus or friend of Marist who has passed, please send their name and the name of their family to rlarson@marisths.org for our In Memoriam section.
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Spring 2022 (Volume 13, Issue 2)
Synod of Synodality: How We Journey Together As Church — Listening to the expereiences of the people of God Celebrating The Class of 2022 — How 113 Spartans conquered their senior year In the Pursuit of Justice — Marist club tackles issues facing our community using education and action If At First You Don't Succeed ... — Maclain O'Leary '16 shares insights learned through sports Take 5: Erin Cramsey '14 Download PDF |
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Fall 2021 (Volume 13, Issue 1)
The 2020-21 Donor Report — Many thanks to our generous donors Marist Waters Run Deep and Wide — Meeting Marist students from across the country like finding lost family The Spirit Remains the Same — Marist provides students with more than just an education An Opportunity to Say Thanks -- Grateful for a Catholic Education Numbers Tell A Story of Infinite Good — Cory Howard '99 plans for future Marist Students Take 5: Kelley (Olsen) Kline '80 Download PDF |
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Spring 2021 (Volume 12, Issue 2)
Congratulations to the Class of 2021 — Celebrating the tenacity of our graduation class; Snapshots from the Senior Class — Meet four graduates prepared to take on the world; Senior Awards & Honors — A closer look at the Class of 2021 and their achievements Siblings & Friends — Marist Alumni build houses together Our Mission Validated — Marist receives full six-year accreditation Download PDF |
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Fall 2020 (Volume 12, Issue 1)
The 2019-20 Donor Report — Many thanks to our generous donors; Educating in a Pandemic — Learning to be Marist from a distance during remote learning; What Love Looks Like — Margaret Quartararo '12 talks about taking the best of Marist with her; Athletic Hall of Fame: The 2020 Inductees -- The newest class of inductees to be celebrated in 2021; Take 5 — Michael Bellamy '08, firefighter and paramedic. (Corrected Version) Download PDF |
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Summer 2020
A Graduation Like No Other — Prophetic Words from the Class of 2020; Sister Janet — How Does Your Garden Grow?; Prayer in a Time of Trouble — Reflections on the Pandemic; God Has a Plan — Jerry Thenell Gives Back to Marist; The Marist Olympiad — An Auction Reimagined for a Pandemic World Download PDF |
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Winter 2020
The Mr. and Ms. Spartan Program — 26 years of Raising Money for NICU Babies; Adventure Therapy — Currin Cooley ’59 and His Marathon to Health; After 23 Years, It’s Time to Go Home — Rick Truitt Retires from Marist. Take 5: Sandy (Bringe) Murray ’72 Download PDF |
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Fall 2019
Celebrating Athletics — A New Venture: Bringing people together, creating community and telling stories; Quiet Audacity: The relevance of a Marist education in the 21st century; Pick a Little (Blueberries) Talk a Little (Blueberries) Siblings Cort Brazelton ’99 and Amelie (Brazelton) Aust ’02 share the blueberry stage. Take 5: Mick Kokkeler, 2018-2019 Donor Report. Download PDF |
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Summer 2019
A Multifaceted Look at the Class of 2019: Celebrating the Many Facets of Our Graduating Seniors. Tennis, Everyone? The Championships: 48th Annual Marist Auction is a Grand Slam Event. Download PDF |
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Winter 2019
We Are One: eleven seniors, a model coach and a motto for the ages. Five Teachers, One Vision: passion for creativity illuminates the Marist Arts Department. Decades of Prayer: lifting up the community, one bead at a time. Dodging the Sad News Blues: Mia Graves ’19 explores ways to cope. A Little Bit of Oregon ... 2,865 Miles Away: a Spartan connection far from home. Take 5: Michelle (Portz) Cross ’87. Download PDF |
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Fall 2018
A Homecoming of the Heart: Marist celebrates 50 years. Light from Light: Seniors Tess Louie and Madison Wisnewski spent their summer teaching children at Genesis Reading Academy. The Gospel According to (Sister) John: The world was her classroom. Take 5: Brother James Halliday, FMS, 2017-2018 Donor Report. Download PDF |
Spring/Summer 2018
Congratulations Graduates! Celebrating Marist's 50th graduating class. The Archives: The enduring qualities of a Marist education. Are We There Yet? A new generations confronts the Holocaust. Defining Success: Nick Robertson '58 witnesses the powerful combination of faith, teamwork, and sports. ¡Fiesta Fantastica! Fiesta de Marist - a festive affair.
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Congratulations Graduates! Celebrating Marist's 50th graduating class. The Archives: The enduring qualities of a Marist education. Are We There Yet? A new generations confronts the Holocaust. Defining Success: Nick Robertson '58 witnesses the powerful combination of faith, teamwork, and sports. ¡Fiesta Fantastica! Fiesta de Marist - a festive affair.
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Winter 2018
Be Kind to One Another Because We Are One: William Loveall ’18 shares his amazing story of how he came to be a Spartan. Love Through the Ages: High school romances live on. Service Like Air: Retiring after 34 years of being a civil servant, Pete Kerns ’79 starts a new chapter. It’s All About the Kids: The calm, compassionate care of athletic trainer Mari (Pittman) Gibson ’90. Embraced by The Spirit: A reflection by Dr. Rick Martin including a brief history of the Marist Encounter. Pragmatism, Passion and Providence: CJ Hainley ’04 navigates his musical and engineering journey. Take 5: Jon Nuxoll.
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Be Kind to One Another Because We Are One: William Loveall ’18 shares his amazing story of how he came to be a Spartan. Love Through the Ages: High school romances live on. Service Like Air: Retiring after 34 years of being a civil servant, Pete Kerns ’79 starts a new chapter. It’s All About the Kids: The calm, compassionate care of athletic trainer Mari (Pittman) Gibson ’90. Embraced by The Spirit: A reflection by Dr. Rick Martin including a brief history of the Marist Encounter. Pragmatism, Passion and Providence: CJ Hainley ’04 navigates his musical and engineering journey. Take 5: Jon Nuxoll.
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Fall 2017
50 Years and Counting: A Simple Recipe: Br. Dan Grogan recounts the hard work, good memories and strong community he experienced in Eugene; A Competitor’s Heart: How track & field shaped Emily Gillespie '06; Styles Change, Missions Endure: Katie (Heidenreich) Lytle '49 looks back at Catholic education; A Marist Family: The Hutchinson’s service spans the past and embraces the future; Take 5: Amanda Ewing '10; 2016-17 Donor Report.
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50 Years and Counting: A Simple Recipe: Br. Dan Grogan recounts the hard work, good memories and strong community he experienced in Eugene; A Competitor’s Heart: How track & field shaped Emily Gillespie '06; Styles Change, Missions Endure: Katie (Heidenreich) Lytle '49 looks back at Catholic education; A Marist Family: The Hutchinson’s service spans the past and embraces the future; Take 5: Amanda Ewing '10; 2016-17 Donor Report.
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