Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Page 70 Larry Wilson holdfm J rp a fulrn strwp on South America as Gerard Busten and Bull Moore help hum locate an especnally good scene Duane Moguln, also a sevenlh grader, walls painfully for lhe oulcome Svudenls especially cnloyed lllelr study of Branl Duanne Henderson Mary Lee Lowry Clark McCabe no Juduth Ann Hetfield Susan Gard :Rs .. t, ,. 3 5 Q -A L s. Frantz Hieronymu Pamela McDonough Angela McGowen Duane Moguin Bill Moore nel' Raymond Eastman Angela Gates 5 Richard Kobdish new as lk. Linda Kay Miller L Vkkk 3 lf Carolyn Fuchs Q, VS Nw L l Paul Griffith Linda Layman Sharon Morris James Mossey

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.'Qx ff Mary Ellen Agnew Mol ly Apperson Garry Baker Cathe ..... Q 1. KSU -, ss., e w -f 'H John Burke Ann Dickson rine Sue Bates James Boudreeu Diane Brown Gerard Busten Bill Byrne Martha Cullinan Ronnie Denton Joseph Dickmann I ., .. , :K--H ? x -I-22, Annette Dopler Mark Dyniewicz Sixth, seventh and eighth graders were busy the first few weeks f h I o sc oo making themselves at home in the newly erected class- rooms. Edward Vokoun stands ready to hammer a nail for the new crucifix held by Garry Baker as soon as Carol Whitworth and Linda Miller give their approval. Page 69

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. is t , asf 2552 L, .,: jj: ' E. 7 Q gf ., ix M . '1' 4' se W Q xg ,yu fgi f tvr.: me Bill Ryan J Sidney Steed Edward Vokoun Larry Wilson Carmen Viana Bobby Stephens Sondra Welndorf , stew: ' Mary Kathleen Young i is if Gregory Murray ii ,... Q Yew I Donald Saterlee Bs E 3 x 4 il Bill Tefnple ' ik, ya. 3, ', iigfer I Carol Whitworth Mary Margaret Parnell James Phelps Carol Prideaux Anne Savage Nellie Jean Simpson Suzanne Sluyter O-o-o-o-klahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain! The seventh graders, under the guidance of Sister Mary Samuel, have found that their state is indeed a great one while studying its history. A number of schoolmates being direct descendants of the na- tives, the students have found this subiect a favorite. Perhaps it was through this class that they became interested in what is now their pet charity: the missions of Oklahoma. Other subjects include English, geography, reading and spelling. The annual Spelling Bee caused its stir of excitement. Film strips were sometimes used to illustrate class discussions in geography. Religion, which is taught by Father Joyce, arithmetic and science arouse the special interest of most of the children. Busy lettering a new poster is Sister Mary Samuel, O.S.B., seventh grade teacher. Page 7l