Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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It is a mistake to regard Christianity as Western. The West may be Christian, CI wish it were more sol, but Christianity is not Western. It is beyond East and West, beyond the old and the new. It is older than the old, newer than new . . . Christ constitutes the unity of my life. It is thanks to this unity that I can reioice in being born yellow and educated white. John C. H. Wu We graduates of 1956 face a world that is ask- ing itself, Must East and West destroy one an- other? Must individuals be destroyed by the tur- bulent forces in and around them? As Catholics, we know that the answer lies not in destruction or partial destruction, but in unity - unity in One Who, being lifted up, draws all things to Himself. CHRIST IS THE UNITY OF THE WORLD. He is the Life of the Mystical Body in which alone rests hope of world peace. CHRIST IS THE WHOLENESS OF THE INDIVID- UAL. Mathematical skills, the gift of languages, musical talent, the ability to work or recreate with others are meaningless when separated from the Source of all gifts and the End toward which they must be directed. It is the responsibility of the Christian of the mid-twentieth century to bring Christ and thereby, PEACE THROUGH UNITY, to self and to a chaotic world. May the Church, through us, bring all men to unity in Him Who is BEYOND EAST AND WEST.

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0 if Oklahoma Dzvcese 661 6 aff ,711Mc'a The Marquette student body, attractively attired in white, stand at attention, await- ing orders to march. Wavers were held high in salute to the hierarcy as the group passed the reviewing stands. Christ The King parish proudly exhibited this float de- picting the allegiance of the three bishops ot Okla- homa to Christ The King, under which title His patron- age was especially claimed for this undertaking. fi- ,Q , l l i fx i t ,. l rr-cw, , A g . SW l .sv H-'f3 i '1t' C ' M'3f-tie'ta'aiH3'? The mammoth altar frightl was erected for the Jubilee Mass. Twenty thousand Okla- homa Catholics sang this Mass, October 9. Marquetters step in line after an exciting ride from Tulsa. They are marching to the gates of the State Fair Grounds, in Okla- homa City, the site of the official celebra- tion of the Golden Jubilee of the Diocese ot Oklahoma City and Tulsa.