Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Historians follow course 0 nations. A shining laboratory - this must be biology. Yes, there's our sophomore asking for assistance on his lab project from his capable teacher, Mrs. Anthony Benish. This is a course which offers him a deeper understanding of natural life and a truer concept of God's power and artistry. He's off again. This time to modern history? Yes, Sister M. Imelda, O.S.B., begins a discussion on the French Revo- lution. Look at those hands go up - no sleepyheads in this class. ls it time for English already! They're being given back their booklets on the Tale of Two Cities. What's that display at the front of the room? Gracious, guillotines! Thank goodness, they are miniatures. Our sophomore looks pleased with his booklet and would personally like to thank Sister M. janice, O.S.B. for her help in correcting his writing, but there just isn't time. The bell again! Another day of school has gone by. Surely he doesn't have to take all those books - Latin, Geometry, English? He did his history and biology in his study hall. He has already prepared the debate Father Ross assigned for tomorrow. The wise fool? After such a day, any sophomore who isn't any wiser, truly is a fool! FIRST ROWg Adrian Prideaux, Katie 0'C0rmor, Patricia Parkey. SECOND ROW,- Mike Peyton, Mike Murray, Martha Pyeatt. THIRD ROIVJ Io Ragan, Perry Reeder. Sandra Riffe. FOURTH ROW: janet Rier, Henry Roltrrbaefer, Jamer Rucker. Ian Crowdur pointr proudly to lair replica of the .real of the Republic of France at Donald Cole and Roremary Viana locate on the map the rcener of important historical events. JV'- Page 47