Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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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

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Page 54 rammafical rules come to life. X in With the guidance of Sister M I cl . . I . mel a, O.S.B,, they take up the study of the history of early earth people in their ancient history class. In studying medieval countries, they will make booklets on the life of Saint Benedict. Their works will be left behind to illustrate the progress of their first high school work. English class proves t b . o e a new adventure for them. Under the direction of Sister M. Bernadine, O.S,l3,, they st d h- u y t c art of the telephone conversation. ln literature they will real f' ' ' it me dramatic works by American earth writers. The freshman experimentation class has proved to be an interesting experiment. However, they are becoming a problem - they insist that they no longer belong on planet MGS and they refuse to leave. Wliat is more, without their space suits they resemble ordinary high school stu- dents. It looks like they are here to stay! FIRST ROW' S R .' ara 61f'd7'I1. Regina Sat'- age, Barbara Sellmeyef. SECOND RO Wg Mary Ann Senger. Rem Slaltery. Pete Smilb. THIRD ROW: Mary jane Sullivan, Diane Szvinney Don Ta ri V. y cn. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Walker, jua- -nita Wealherman. john Weiir. Pallirue Hoaglandk Jlick men I 1 emrmf .tlrate .renleme Jtrurlure lo frerhmen Tnmm O'L ' y eary and Cbru Morgan. Grammar itn't complelely dead, it il, lmyt? , I lil U ,WV xy 0