Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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jxpematqgclioof magazine, makes aeaut. Wfalrh ii. girlrf That Ar- lypeu ir lritley lIl4,li?lt'.l',l'. Remarq fri-editor Judy Mf- Ciml mrefully ,rluiliw the letlerr with cn-eililnr Mar- tha Dirkmamz. Presenting Rc-mar - b q rand new edition from the journalism department. The finished product arrived in a crimson cover with the single identif ' ' l in bold black print. The cover design was that of a boy and girl, facing the risint s l superimposed. ying wort Remarq g un on wiich the Chi Rho was Published once a semester under the direction of Sr Mary Janice, OSB., R editorials, and articles touching important events of school life. Its purpose is to inform, to entert: ' 1 l literary talent. emarq is composed of creative work, HH, IDL I0 CflCOllI'1lgC Especially interesting in the first issue of Remarq was a colorful article on the life of Mr, Rodriguez, school main- tenance man. An appealing story on the second grade's drama production, The Selfish Giant, was printed in the second semester edition. Figuratively speaking, the journalism class may be called pioneers in this type of school publication, for the literary magazine is a task not often attempted by a high school staff. The Catholic School Press Association termed its quality as above that usually attained b li tl l . i . . ' y igisciool stu- dents, So, congratulations to the Remarq staff of '57, who have passed another milestone in journalistic work at Mar- quette. ui

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lgepsters frail llflefeors' course MEMBERS OF THE PEP SQUAD. Cheerleaders: lleft to right! Sue Hightower, Lee Clementr, Kay Smith. Marilyn Quinn, Kay 0'Leary, Evelyn Ezlrly. Second rouf: Mary Lynn l'arkpr, Hefty Hnnnulrl. Ianie O'Malley, Catherine Ezlnziyton, Claire Shanahan. Virginia lVell.r. Mary In Walker, Alire Ann Br'a1l,rhaz4'. Patsy Peare, Pat Clarify. Donna Shea. Third rout Lnrelta Ffml, juanita llvealhernian, Durii Mangnld. Rehefra Mfiran. Pa! jfmlan. Regina Savage. Ann Layrnan. Anne Yea, blue. Yea, white! Yeateam,fight,figl1t! Wliere theres a Marquette team, there's bound to be :1 blue-and-white pep squad not far away. The girls of Mar- quette have given their enthusiastic support to a fighting team, in victory and in defeat. Preceding games, pep squad members presented as- sembly programs rollicking with spirited humor. On oc- casion they tackled hall-decorating jobs that convinced the Meteors the student body was behind them. So on with the game- XVe're pep! Starting basketball .veamn aff with a routing rheer are lrearling from lrtirer left clorhrrifel Lee Ann Clernentr. Marl- lyn Quinn. Kathleen 0'I.ear1'. Efellin Erlfly, Kay Smith. Sue llighlozzer. Cnrhrell, Carolyn llnalher. Iileanur Mearl, Pallm Sm' Ilnalig- lanzl. Sharon Lazrhorn. Mary jane Sallii-an. ffarnl Cllllillffllil. Fourth rouu' Maureen Frazier. Margaret Malone. Martha Pyeatt. Guyula Cuwran. Fifth muz' Narline Xalinat. Mary Murray, Carol Reeve. Kathy Gilmni, Imly King, jo Ella Parnell, Kathleen Ilamiltrm, Eileen Eagan, -llldtl Crillllllll. Ezlieina Baker, Mary Ann Senger. Barbara lx'fmnna. Ann Brophy, Pat Eernmile. Mary Xllife jaliten. pus. Page RH