Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Seniors I ash cl1wL snjsy assembly. I Student director, Re- becca Moran, and stage manager, Tom Shipp, sophomores, observe closely the final performance of Be A Little Cuckoo. Did we reaily study all these? Joan Taylor lleftj and Nancy Hickman decide that holding faculty positions for a day may require a little brushf ing up. Cynthia Louy, playing the part of the maid, looks on disgustedly, as the two young boarders lCarol Beck- er and Mary Alice ' Jabsenj rehearse the melodrama written by the sophisticated Miss Parker Uudy Wrightl- Seniors turned the tables on the faculty, March l6, and un dertook the teaching and supervision of a busy school. Rober Scholtz took over the position of superintendent, Bill Syron hiph school principal, and Bill Causey, grade school principal A I th . . . . t e seniors taught such familiar sublects as spelling, arith- metic, geography or advanced math, biology and chemistry A student directed comedy Be A Little Cuckoo , , was pre- sented at the Senior Day assembly. The cast composed of Aline Stone, Mary Alice Jobsen, Cynthia Louy Judy Wright and Carol Becker, furnished material for many minutes of side- splitting laughter. Hum! This looks like the long and the short ol it. Bill Ryan studies his teacher for the day, Al Houston, who in turn is puzzling over his small but lively seventh grade responsibility, 5 , l s hu. Qi . . ff i gs i..,, . Q F xi K K W '55 . Ts... B I -1 f , r J l, i:,ff - - - '4 N.. .fi i Ti M 1 if f . .sa-J Page l2B nv

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Jeanne LaBarge puts the finishing touches on a shield that is to be part of a larger YCS poster. Observing the effect are fellow workers, Ellen Mauldin, Jodie Moroney, Mary Jo Walker, and Qseatedj Marilyn Bright. Ruth Davis deftly water-colors the figures she has drawn to convey her idea of a freshman dream. tilts Dick Hall and David Creel, Latin IV stu dents, are collaborating on a map depict ing the travels of Aeneas. I QW if if was K'-'J Mike Quinn, senior, spent many hours on this large poster proclaiming St. Thomas as patron of Catholic schools. The completed poster, in a prominent position in the downstairs hallway, attracted the attention and praise of many of the guests. T3 1 'lC3k'K.L.Nl'2 wp' ,.lIIlliII, ' - - M gg ...,. ,. ,. , -sw..-. -. ,,,, gn, ,,.. .af Page I 27

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