Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Seniors anticipate Spanish fiesta, Mf1RG',4RI?TANNl.OW'RY Margaret Ann Margaret Ann is Marquetlefr anlbassazlor to Saint fohnfs Hospital, where .she works aml spenrls murh of her free time. She has been a member of the -pep squad for four years and has spent many hours in the library assisting Sister Xavier. A Catholic ezlufation baserl on unity in Christ is the most valuable thing Mar- quette has given to Margaret. U 'll.l.l!f.fH IIARVE POTTIER Billy A frienil to all in need has been Billyfs by svorsl in his time at Marquette. Class treasurer in his iunior year, Billy plans to atteml Tulsa Ilniversity to he a phys- irist. Billy feels that the greatest thing Marquette has given him is the rhanee lu hnozv anrl zvorh with Sister Virginia. IUDITH 1.1515 tH1'ff0RD Judy Copy editor of the Marque anrl eo- editor of the Reniarq in her senior year, jmfy 19,11 shozen her poelis' ability by plat ing third in the Catholit Daughters of Amerira Poetry Contest. Her sharp :vit ROSE MARIE LIPSCUMB Rose Marie Rose Marie finds tlranzatics an absorb- ing hobby along with music and reading. She hopes to develop her talent in dra- matics at the Chicago Art Institute. Copy editor on the Marque, Rose Marie's am- bition is to live life to its fullest. SYLVIA LOUQUE Sylvia Californiafs gift to Tulsa, Sylvia came to Marquette in her junior year. She is a layout editor an the Marque and a mem- ber of the pep squarl. She feels that Mar- quette has given her a hnouflezlge of re- ligion, gooil Catholif stanilards. and the happiness of hnoiving Catholir friends. has often spireil football assemblies. jurly intends to stuily journalisni at Tulsa Ilni versity. H II.l,IAM RAY RIZIZDER Bill A Marquetler for four years, Bill zvas appointed Marque photographer for '57. He is an artivc' member of Y. C. S. ansl hopes to final his fareer in the fielil nf carpentry. Billfs greatest gift from Mar- quette has been a host of goof! frienils and a better unflerstanfling of his faith. Page 24

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enact allflaclietlz. v 'l'his Marquette kitchen tested recipe was awarded first prize by Readers Digest board of experts: To two heaping portions ofshorthand, add three level measures of bookkeeping, mixing thoroughly in a cool classroom for forty-five minute periods. Add a pinch of trigonometry and a level teaspoon of physics, stirring constantly with a slide rule at a ninety degree angle. To the dry ingredients add a liberal sprink- ling of study halls and flavor to taste with a teaspoon of speech. Be sure that the mixture is thoroughly combined or the batter will fail to bake properly. Now in a separate classroom stir in a generous amount of Iinglish literature and a heaping portion of religion that has been sifted together with daily Masses and Holy Communions. Add a dash of Spanish ll and a few grains of solid geometry for variety. Pour in two measures of democracy .md beat until mixture is smooth. Combine both dry and liquid ingredients and mix well in a room at class temperature. Age for two semesters. Shape individually into future Catholic citizens and frost lightly with school dances and parties. Garnish with foot- ball and basketball. Serves parents of about fifty-eight sen- iors. if Q, I ...f kr Double, douhle, loil and trouble . . . .rrreerh tritcher jlnly MrCor1l. Kay Kapp, and Pat Viamz freazling from top to lzoitoml at they present their img promplu 1'Ef.l'lU7l ol the ufizrher' Irene from llfachelh. -i:'Donrle wa urlerl. Sfflllflfd?-ly!hC'VB, but lo La Fiesta . a colorful Spnnirh dinner held on the Fear! of Oar Lady of Guadalupe. Narzry Ryan lemlr atriu- anfe lo her fellow Spanirh II rlutlent, Marirue Sheridan.