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Mary Jane McNary

Mary Jane McNary, co-editor-in-chief

Hi there! My name is Mary Jane McNary and I'm a co-editor-in-chief for The Oracle. I've been on the editorial board since my sophomore year and was the assistant sports editor for two years. Outside of The Oracle, I'm the senior class vice president, Girls Letter club president, and the varsity field hockey captain.

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A letter to aspiring collegiate athletes

A letter to aspiring collegiate athletes

May 21, 2021
stunning supermodels: Posing for the Stitched photoshoot, junior Grace Nourbash (bottom right circle) show off their outfits for the magazine.

Stitched emphasizes self-expression through fashion

December 20, 2019

Fagel perserveres, defies cancer diagnosis

October 4, 2019

Athletic trainers prove significant to the game

May 24, 2019
Sprinting after a Libertyville player, junior Justin Schuler defends the ball in a home game on April 2.

Boys’ lacrosse completes marine training program

April 22, 2019
Pulling the oars in sync, South’s rowing team prepares for the first regatta on March 23.

Girls’ rowing team continues to grow through first season

March 15, 2019
Jumping to the hoop, senior Gavin Morse goes up for a shot against the Niles North Vikings. The Titans beat the Vikings 70-59 on Dec. 7.

Boys’ basketball shoots for regional title

December 14, 2018
Huddling before a play, the girl’s volleyball team competes for a chance to make a playoff run. The girls’ season ended when they lost to Loyola on Oct. 25.

Girls’ volleyball overcomes team struggles

November 12, 2018

Women’s gymnastics hopes to stick their landing at state

December 22, 2017
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