Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Did you say a thousand words, Father? ask Mike Miller and Joan Hammond as they tackle a typical assignment for Father Joyce's apologetucs class. Ergo . . . Upperclassmen take their places with the logicians of ' ' h J ce, 'uniors and the Church. Under the direction of Father Jo n oy I the existence of God, the divinity of seniors have learned how to prove Christ and other basic truths of their Faith. Equally helpful was the pre-preparation course for matrimony offered to the seniors once weekly by Father Victor Coury, of Sts. Peter and Paul parish. The students learned that they must not only know their future partner but also truly know themselves if they hope to be happy in their future vocations. mandments. This test of loyalty is If you love Me, keep My com - Y u've ot to accentuate the not always easy, but sophomores agree. o g ' ' ' ' tive. All the don'ts of the Ten Command- positive, eliminate the nega ments are taken care of when one concentrates on the great command- ' 'Il' Ross has kept second ment to love God and neighbor. Father Wi ram ' h ' wn thinking-in selfdefense-as many year students busy doing t elr o discussions have taken the form of debates. We are supermen. Sounds pretty impossible, doesn't it? But the freshmen have found that this is true. ln their study of power, both God's ' h discovered that they can power and their own through Hrs, they ave ' G d' ifts. They realize that through the Mass, ' d do many things through o s g the sacraments and prayer they are strengthened for every triumph an joy of life. Making a study ot the liturgical year, the freshmen drew diagrams of the various cycles. Book of symbolic drawings were made to il- lustrate the various parts of the Mass. Many students designed original symbols in a modern strain. St, Paul would be surprised to see his epistle pictured as being sent in a modern envelope, but the designers are sure th t the great apostle would be glad to lanow that now they see the . I,, a point - Just like a letter from our own bis op Evelyn Eddy 4 Marion Etzkorn 4 Q gk 1 liz- V Catherine Edmiston I 'px T , - ,. 5 ik.. , If Patricia Glancy . . . and grace I ear explains Patricia Jones to Richard Gooch Advent is the first season of the liturgica y , f h an religion class. as they survey the chart prepared by the res rn

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I6 LYGJOJV- Clzrzf gh gukiau 6 Rev John Jovre, second assisfani pastor of Christ King, teaches Religion lll and IV Uur rights and those of all our neighbors, The chgnity ul manual labors- Our obligations to our parish. flle truths and values that we cherish: llrcsrz form the basis of our learning ln the blessed srrlfzlnzn of 'lrcaverr-ear111'ng. juniors - f N wi Rose Bush David Creel Sherlyn Davis Blll Davis Page 36 A Alice Bradshaw ' QU' In Marilyn Bright f w -s N 3 James Bryan Mary Dickmann ,fa X Dan Baker X Steve Beubv I X x W T ...nfl Kelly Blake lg 'F' I, 5 l if David Eagan

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we learn the llll Way df Ghz' ' I. First assnsfanv pastor of Clwrnst Kin g, Rey William Ross as I ns1rUCTor of Religion I and ll. James Godfrey Duck Hall ' 12 IA CI Judy Hirsch Page 38 yde Hightowar S James Hastmg 9- Behy , QQ Honnold ,,. x -:-am-::f.:1. Jack Heald Franklin Hoxlsdon James Hein Barbara Houston Betty Henzel ff V - ' Roberl Ingram X XG