Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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sm Y, t Q , I fl 7? l Senzors Haze . ,lllllllf-MUNI' Flulttlwr tmzlut at fit' 7'c'fC'i1'L't fill' fJ7'L'JL'7ll from llw lC'7IftH'.V from flu' lhllltll nf it liffft' ll'f7I'L'I'lH1lllI mmztfttzle, Ffvlffvcv' llIH'P'tll. Marquette Seniors now know how it feels to he re sponsible for tt roomfttl of active, high-spiritetl sttttlettts ttntl .tt the sttme time On Mttrth , than know-Iiow. As e retgttlttr fztettlty ttlert elttsses. Climnting this eventful tltty, the entire high school stttf clent hotly retiretl to M tetteh them something. li the ltettltv wfts ttmwort ' ' . I ., ' I .rtly I'L'IlI'C'tl.lI1t the seniors filletl the vgtcttneies with more self'.tssttr.ttttt the tl.ty wore on, the sittttttiott ht-g.ttt to reverse itself. Senior girls tlisre1tg.tt'tletl .tplotttlv .ts thev jttmpetl rope in high heels tn . tl cltttsetl err.tttt first gtzttl ers on the plgtygrottntl. The self-t'onfitleme of the hoys l7Cg.lll to cr.tc'lx .ts they .l' . Q i S ftteetl tt hztrntge of questions from inqttisitive little tttiittls. Th ' mtx htm hun sttrpttsttl to fttttl ttth .trqtiette l'l.tll to witness the pre- senttttiot: of the 'Httxttlethy of ttw.trtls tr.ttlition.tlly heltl in honor of the seniors. 'F Huff In lftt' twiiurt mmf Iftluyl' beaten lltefru :ml nm- fnwml 111111 farnfft J. ' it Iftf' fltfimqlvf M f7t'!'fft'1f fu lftzt' t 1' ll7l1fl'7't'!tlHllll'PI at lften' ffm' Ififfnft' In rt'ftn'.tz'z1lt1 ltr: .lL'7lfH7',f Dlmrle .Xi1lf7l71l'T mn! Carrff fl'ln1'Itltt. ,lnumrt fnltiuiq ttrlimu al lftc' t1ct1tftw1t' nf t111't1rtf.t atttwlfn fmnnr In lt are Ijmlfz illazztfirlff amf firm C'ft1ff11Aeltef' i liL'l'c'rfT Ilotliqttw, Pcvlm lfd7'Y'iHI!1, ,wtf Iftftlic' l',1I7l IIIIINWI flfillltllfljjl. fllIf'L'lll1.Q7,'

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Page 'S Okay, new Cuurin Zeke, don! be telling ur no tall talerf' George Bright entertains Judy King, Mike Louy, Pa! Clark and Ikneelingl Cam! Covington. Gay Marqueffers Ma Shipp and Pa Taylor held hanzfr zwhile Cvurin Duane Szrizzney ,rer- enadet a Iypiral Marquette beauly, Jeanne La Barge, under the rvalcbfnl eye of Bob Ingram. Potato sacks, overfllls, pigtails and freckles marked the annual barn dance f M o arquette High in September. Music was provided by the Sons of the Range. High light of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen of the dance. Frances Ziegler styling the latest millinery, a lamp shade, and Duane Swinney, as a parody of Elvis Presley, were selected by the countrified audience. Seniors returned to their carefree days of childhool . t :lt the kiddie party held in January, Attired in childish cos- tunes the upperclassmen ate ri picnic supper prepared by the girls and frolicked through Drop the Hnndkerchief and London Bridge. Alice Morgan and Mike Morgan were chosen King and Queen of Toy Land. They reigned supreme with their baby l filfl C SCCPICFS. Aw, mme un. Pang lvl'i Marita. lP1,fl,ll,l' fllaril-in QIIHIII ai furry llfeltfffzz re,t1,sI,r. fruiting in the r .LFIIIX of lbingr are joe llimrlv. Pat OH. Swan Boufet, am! Rlfllf ara' Ilouwff.