Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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U0 you Z Savior Quiet stars, Ice white above a sleeping shepherd land, People the heavens. With this serene setting, the speech class, under the direction of Sister M. Dolores, O.S.B., opened the an- nual Christmas program in the presentation of To You A Savior. A play given in tabloid form, To You A Savior briefly outlines the appearances of Our Lady on earth and the reaction of the people to these visions. The entire speech class took part in the choral read- ing. Judy Hirsch was narratorg Irene Salinas, Our Lady of Guadalupeg Marisue Sheridan, Our Lady of La Salleteg Judy McCord, Our Lady of Fatima, and Carol Murphy, the Blessed Mother in the nativity scene. Duane Swinney and Robert Taylor were in charge of lighting and background music. Right: Our Lady of Guadalupe as play- ed by Irene Sa- linas. Lower Right: Our Lady of Fa- tima portrayed by Judy McCord. The Blessed Moth- er, played by Carol Murphy, and the angel, Patsy Peace.

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