Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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, . Diane Hart 'S i Sue Hu fft Out with the slide ru , dung why thev were not taught the inated a lot of extra figuring. we-ir Suzanne Hodg mes Hopkins David Hellinghausert Sue Hightower Tom Hills son .la 'P -it .fkm : 2 Patricia Jones Helen Keating Robert King Cheryl, Kreiser i John lverson Ks and ye le ' is the slogan of these Trigonometry experts. Some are secretly won technique of using this handy device in the third grade. 7 e lt would have elim Page 59

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