Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Page 9 text:

We remember ,70 I1 and Jerry. Joan Jarboe Patterson We remember .loan and Jerry. Until graduation in 1949, Jerry Jarboe Joan studied with us - and laughed and prayed - Bearing always the quiet ioy of charity. Here, too, was Jerry, A spirited pulse of vitality From the heart of the Class of '54, Strong in Marquette's spirit, joyously alive to Christ Thus, we remember Joan and Jerry, Not walking, but flying Godward. Page 5

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ill I X L L I l l N I l'.t 51. Il X, zf' l I 2 ,L We dadicafv. Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary . . . How well you have remembered, gracious Queen That never was it known that anyone Who fled to thy protection . . . For purity, for guidance, Implored thy help . . . In our studies, Or sought thy intercession . . . For victory on the athletic field, For victory over self, Was left unaided. Inspired by this confidence . . . And n'ow with gratitude, We fly unto Thee, O Virgin of virgins, our Mother. To thee we come, Before thee we stand Sinful and sorrowful . . . Sorrowful and thankful. Oh, Mother of the Word lncornate, Despise not our petition . . . Nor this Marque, our humble gift. But in thy mercy Hear and answer us . . . Accept our work, O Queen of Victory. Amen. Page 4

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Sminmf Lfafhalic lay Writer, educatar P96 John C. H. Wu is one of the outstanding converts to Catholicism in this century. His impressive record of achievements includes being author of the new Chinese constitution, advisor to the Chinese Delega- tion to the United Nations and Minister Plenipotentiary of China to the Holy See. The first to translate the New Testament into the Chinese language, Dr. Wu has taught in leading universities in the United States, Hawaii, France and Germany. In spite of his pretentious list of accomplishments, Dr. Wu is a simple man. He is at home anywhere - East or West. He is the link between the old and the new. Taking the doctrines of old - Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism - he has found them steps to Christianity. In doing so Dr. Wu has lost nothing of his former life but has used it to enrich his birth in Christ. Dr. Wu, now professor of iurisprudence at Seton Hall College, resides in Newark, New Jersey, with several of his thirteen children. His latest book is entitled Fountain of Justice. His autobiography, Beyond East and West, provides our theme for the Marque of '56. We are grateful to Sheed and Ward, publishers, for the use of quotations, the photograph and the inspiration for the art work on page 8.