Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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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.

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We d filmtv zz hall lRightl Monsignor Fletcher enters Marquette Hall, newly converted from a Jewish synogogue, followed by Father Joyce and Father Ross on the day ol dedication, November 6, '51 Q. . After reading the prayers of blessing Monsiqnor proceeds to the various parts of the building, Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade classrooms, newly erected, are blessed. Monsignor enters the journalism room on the second floor of the Hall Th ' ' e Hall also provides for the use of parishoners and students, instruction and conference rooms, library, auditorium, lm' h gym, :tc en, and scout rooms.