Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Eighth graders fools forward .--5 is i ef High school, here we come! is the cry of eight graders who spent this year under the guidance of Sister Marie placinta, OSB. The eight graders have had a full schedule of Sub- jects which included religion, arithmetic, English, reading history, spelling, and science. In addition, during the sec- ond semester a course in how to use reference books was introduced. This was to help them prepare for work in high school. An assignment which brought to light-and life-the words of Emily Post and the basic rules of Christian politeness was the making of courtesty booklets. Illus- trations and clear copy put many a point across to eighth graders. One of the projects these students worked on during the year was patrolling the grounds and streets, In doing this they assumed the responsibility of the safety of the younger students. Another which gave them pleasure was a series of panel discussions in which they discussed the problems of the students. Typical of the students who are going to enter high school is Jerome Reis, who placed sixth in the annual Thrift Essay Contest, Officers were Bill Temple, presis dentg Dianne Henderson, vice-president: Nellie Simpson, secretaryg Edward Vokoun, treasurer. jim .llrl,l'.l'L'l foul' 1' in if lie ilIl4'J'IIlf quilt' lrnxl :unman- limlft 1l1t1lf1t'lll.lIlt't1f .rhililm in .llary Young demon- tlrtzfcu ilu t'f'lVIf1 trilife aritlwtztlii' rolffenl. l .R .R i FIRST R0ll .' jmlillv Ilelfielif. Dianne Hemfer.mr1. Franlzie Iliemnfvmur. Janie jubela, Dirk Kobdith, Linda Layman, Mary Lee Iafzrry. .WSCOND R0ll .' Clark MrCabe. Angela llll'fr.0Il'L'lI. Ali- rbael illerer. Diane illugain, Biff illnore. Sharon Mnrrit, jamef Money.

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