Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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,llf'iRQI7lf7'TIf B HfiSKlfTB.'il.l. TEAfll.' ffeft tu rigfyfl Boltrzm mu? I7u1'iif Ilc'flinglml1.tw1. Mike 7lt17IlL'71'Y, ll 'iffian1 Anqrzrze, john .-llrffrmwu, lazrry Murmv. um! jim Ilopleirzf. Top mzzx' Coach B011 ll .1liiv1.i, .Hike Fiimomffl, Manrirc' Villareal, Dirk Ileald. jim ll-bdfiifli. 171111 Tdl'ffl'Pl. and Don jwzzzingx. Dirlf lleulrf rlrircht in for im vary lam-np. Fljlflllljllg up bit ibn! ii jim llvdfillll. Value l I 0 The Marquette 'B' squad, starting the season with dim hopes of a successful year, were wielded into a winning team by their new coach, Bob Waitkins. The junior varsity ended their season with a 14-11 win-loss record and the state 'B' class championship. Playing in the roughed Y.M.C.A. league, they man- aged to win four of their ten games. The 'Y' gave them the experience which enabled them to take the Catholic 'B' squad championship in the city. In city play, the 'B' squad defeated Cascia Hall twice with 38-25 and 30-23 scores and Holy Family with 26-16 and 25-15 outcomes. In out of town competition, they swept by St. Maty's of Oklahoma City, 43-27 and 40-32. It was only against St. Michaels of Henryetta that big 'B' encountered dif- ficulty, losing both games to the Mickeys. This brought their seasonal record to a fine 7-2 record against Catholic teams. They split two games with Pryor, winning 35-33 and losing 40-30. One of the season's greatest victories was scored when the Coweta Tigers were defeated by a big 29-22 margin. However, two more losses were encoun- tered by Marquette when they met the Booker T. Wash- ington Hornets. Sparking the 'B' attack was jim Watkins, who ended the season with a 226 point record. He was followed by Mike Tameny with 150, Dick Heald with 87, Larry Mur- ray with 87, and Maurice Villareal with 60.