Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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3 CLARA ELIZABETH MATTINGLY Hcfafnu A member of St. Catherine's parish, Clara has been a Marquette student for four years. She finds typing to be her most interesting subject. Sewing is her favorite pastime. Clara likes Christian, well mannered people best. To her Marquette means a good education. JAMES MOODY Jim Jim's favorite subject is bookkeeping. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. .lim's am- bition is to be an engineer. He plans to attend the University of Tulsa. He hates most to leave behind his friends. MICHAEL MILLER Tuffy Mike, Mardi Gras prince as a senior, has at- tended Marquette for nine years. Active as an altar boy, his favorite subject is religion. Play- ing the piano is his hobby. In his spare time Mike helps his father teach tap dancing. He hates most to leave behind Sister Virginia's guidance. MARY ANN MORONEY Mary Ann Ca-editor of the Marque, Mary was, as a jun- ior, a member of the Dial staff and Mardi Gras attendant. A student of Marquette for twelve years, she has been active in the pep squad and the Y.C.S. Mary's favorite subject is history and her hobby is swimming. She feels that Marquette has given her an understanding of people. R HARRY RICHARD MONTGOMERY Dick Having attended Marquette four years, Dick chooses history as his most interesting subject. His hobbies are working on cars and riding horses. Dick hopes to make his career in hotel management and plans to take a course in this field as his college work. Morquette's greatest gift, Dick says, is individual attention. CARLTON LOUIS NICHOLS Howdy Working as a member of the Marque busi- ness staff has kept Carlton busy during his last year at Marquette. Chiefly interested in chemistry, he hopes to be a geologist. George- town and Colorado School of Mines are Carl- ton's preferences for college. He has been active as a member of Y.C.S. and as an altar boy. Page 25

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MATTHEW HODSON MUfi1l Mott considers mofhemolics his mos! infer- esfing subjecf. While offending Marquefie for Phe pas! six years, he was lisfed on fhe Sfafe Honor Roll fwice. He leffered one year in loolboll, being named on The '56 Conference All Slor Team, Mail hares mosf fa leave behind the guys I know. MICHAEL ANTHONY MARONEY Boon MarqueHe's grealesf gill, Mille says, is an undersianding of religion. A member of Chris? fhe King parish, Mike has offended Marquelfe fwo years. He was '55 loofball manager. Maihe- molics is Mil:e's mosf inieresfing subjecf. Upon graduafing, he holes mos! fo leave fhe laculfy. Page 24 MARCIA LEA TOMLINS Marsh Baskefball cheerleader during her senior year, Marcia enlivened many pep assemblies wifh her gay wif and ready fears. She enjoys speech class especially. Marcia was affendanf fo fha Mardi Gras queen in 7956. Her ambifion is io be a housewife and mofher fo lifile boys like her baby brolher. STEVEN LEE MARSHALL Sieve His four years af Marquefie have been lhe happiest of his life, Sieve says. Of his subjecfs he has enjoyed chemistry and sociology mosf. S9eve's ambiiion is fo be a pefroleum engineer. His hobby is collecfing records. The fhing Sieve holes fo leave, upon graduaiion, is lhe spirif of Phe school. GARY LEE KTNG Gary Y.C.S., choir, ond Tulsa Youfh Courf occupy much of Gary's fime. His name appeared on fhe Sfale Honor Roll in his freshmen and sophomore years. Gary wen? oul for loofbail Iwo seasons. He held fhe posifion of sporis ediior on ihe Dial siofl. Gary holes mosi io leave behind MarqueHe's Hcongenialiiy and friendliness. CELIA KAY LLEWELLYN HCKU Queen of The Mardi Gras in her senior year, Celia was eleded foofball queen alfendanf in T953 and maid-of-honor in '55, Vice-presidenf of fhe junior class, she has been Y.C.S. group secrefary, and has served on ihe Dial sfofl. Celia's favorife kind of people are fhose who are broadminded.

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JOHN MULLEN Johnny While a sludenl ol Marquelfe, Johnny lelfered in loofball and baslrelball fwo years and in baseball four years. In lceeping wifh his hobby, sporls, Johnny says his ambilion is fo play pro baseball. Boolrlceeping is his favorile sub- jecl. Marqueile has given Johnny a beHer oul- loolr on life. PATRICK EDWARD O'BRIEN ,,O,Bn Acfive in sports, Pa! lellered fhree years in loofball and fwo in baseball. Presidenl of his class as o sophomore, Paf has placed on lhe Slafe Honor Rall lor four years. Trigonomelry is his most challenging subject Pal hopes lo otiend Nolre Dame. He says fhaf Marquefle is a place where a person is judged for whaf he is. Page 26 I MARGARET ANN SCHWING Margarel Margarei, a member of Sl. Francis Xavier Parish, has offended Marquelle four years. Her favorite subiecl is shorfhancl fhough she plans fo be a physical Iherapisf. She has been acfive in sporls and pep squad. Margaret says lhal Marquefle has given her a beller unclersfanding of Chrisfain charify. I PATRICIA LOUISE TAMENY Por Paf has been an aclive supporler of lhe Mefeors. A pep squad member for four years. she was loofball queen affendanf and baskefball cheer-leader in her senior year. A member of SI. Mary's parish, Pal is inleresfed in secrefariol work. She hopes Io aHend Tulsa Business Col- lege. DONALD JAMES MURRAY Don Don, a Iwo-year foofboll lefferman, has alfend- ed Marqueile four years, commuling daily from Slciafoolr. Chemislry is Don's favorife subiecf. He plans lo offend college of Sl. Benedid's in Afchison, Kansas. His hobbies are working wifh aufomobiles and huniing. Confidence is Mor- queHe's greafesf gill fo Don. JOHN EDWARD PEACE Eddie Eddie hos leflered in foolball during his lasf Iwo high school years. Now a member of Madalene parish, he has aifended Marqueffe eleven years. Eddie finds lrigonomelry his mosf inreresfing and challenging subjecf. He believes 'haf lhe greafesl thing Marqueffe has given him is good friends.