Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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freshmen accept cfwffenge. Space ship 1961 now arriving on planet MHS from Me- teor MGS. Forty freshmen, to be enrolled at Marquette for a period of not less than two semesters nor more than four years, arrive to learn and observe the habits of strange creatures known as high school students. After the ship lands by remote control, the foreigners assemble in the passageway of their radium-tinted, dome- shaped ship. The vapor-sealed doors Click open to reveal several of these earth creatures, called juniors, who are to act as personal guides until the newcomers become accus- tomed to planet MHS. The freshmen are ushered into a building made of small beige-colored rectangular stones. Here they are introduced to a few of their future instuctors, who, they discover, are robed in black. Then they are taken to a large room called office where they are registered, After being given .1 schedule and divided into two groups, they are sent to their first classes. FIRST ROW? Iiilewl Iirrgan. Billy Ecli- mn, Alike Iiirzgeraid. SECOND ROUV! joan Cilzrmz. jim Hamill, Kathy Ham- ilton. THIRD ROWQ Richard Heaizl, Patty Iloaglami, Tommve lean Irvine. WJ '1l 48 ' '- - , r.. -' 3 ...,. ,X -. Q 'r-NNXN Nt eff latin liter in nmrlern languages, pnirzlr out Pal Ciarff ar lfiieen Eagan. i' Mfr- jmlv King, and ll iIIiam Amfuoe Ieam impomml faclr about the language of ancient Rome. N: V may wi ,.. , . ' In i 1 I-A V- O . 1110!

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Reiigion, history iioib Sacreb secrets Under the instruction of Sister M. Dolores, OSB., they lwegin the study of an earth language, Called Latin. They react amazingly to the stimuli of declensions and Conju- gations and will soon be able tu report much on Roman and Greek culture, that they secretly translate from their l.aIin text. Their next class is religion, which is taught by Father Ross. They became acquainted with the seven sacraments and the cycle of the liturgical year with Father Ross's help. Many of their questions concerning the planet earth and its creation are answered. Third period is found, however, to be a rather difficult class, lt was also under the heading of a foreign tongue, hut its language is illustrated with x's, y's, and z's. The name of this foreign tongue is algebra, taught by Sister M, limily, O.S.l5. lt is noted here, that to some of the fresh- men, the unknown quantities remain unknown. julia' Reilly ami Sburml I.az1'lJm'r1 mfr! lir1i,rl1iu,q 1o1n'lw,r In an Affrwlt bulletin lmfml tlL',fi4Ql1C'f! by juanrze Curran. i Q9 Q '54, s ,. i qi, Q I PREPARE TH E H D 15 DHI .. t, ,, . . ll url .mtl fmzv, null Sl. litwtgtfitl in lfie ,iixffn rw' lzfrr. llhri il rim. tuztf fll'tll't'l', lun, in flu' tnlcienl lfiifuri lllltlfllll' Nltltlt' fmnlferi nu SI. liermfitl tml! llie ilINlIt'l1t'L' of Ilene .litliuiim un liumfvtuu tif'- ifigtflfvfrz. flllllt' Coclrefl. ,Hina pluu .hit'7IIQl'l'. 171,11 'I'tlll'it'll. tim! l't1l Cfurl' tfw1f1.1rt' uolci ut tive lmfi fhIfl'itl.ltl1 9lll'I't'l'.f llie ,iillmv lion, lluolltlcr -itliul lie lffiult nf limit' ,ieriuffr fi1t't'i,' i fs