Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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O like Alillly liours ol' prnctic-ing new songs wmv lmrouglit to rm 1-xc-itiiig climax wlu-ii tlw rm-mlwrs of tlu' gloc- clulvs aural tllm- mixcil cliorus trnvclctl to Oklullomu City on April IS lor tht- S4-uior High State Catholic Music l t'stivz1l. Cuvst conductor for tlu' occasion was Nlr. Thomas Nlills, cliornl alirvt-tor from tlic lliiivcrsity of Missouri. lla-v. Ch-tus Mzulsvii, National Prcsiclciit of tlm Nation- al Czltliolic Music- lltlucators Association, clirvctvcl tllc Mass aural tliv clramt numlwrs. Com-lucliiig tlu- yc'z1i s study of vztriccl lmllacls, liymns, ziml patriotic songs, tho mixccl cliorus, umlcr tlic' tlirvc-tion of Mr. Byron Xlitclrvll, :incl tllv frcsliman glvt- c-lulw, clin-c-tml lay Sistcr Nlary lle'rnaulim', pro- scntvcl il progrzun of cliorul svlcctions May 2. l7Rlf.5kll.ll.'lN ffI.f:'l.' ifI.l'B. lfirxl ruuy' Ronnie Den- Iuu, lizll illfmrv. lfliiri .lfiC,11lu'. lnislfll' Broun, Arm .Yrl!'xl4Qt', A1111 I7irl'mn, Smlilra llnrirlifurf, Diane flin- guiu, Hlflllffft' Dnplur, 74l7C'fL',ld Finri, Serum! rom' Bill RWM. fll1'ir1 .Ylu1'u11i, jurrvi Rim, Gregory Murray, Mary Lu' 1.mrri, Ijmla I,armun, Carol ul'l7if1l'O7'fh, rim: 'l'anliff, Mari' Ynurzg. Janie' jnbcla, Tvrry Par- uvlf. Tlriril mn: jfw Ijffilllrlllfl, Mila' Meyer, Mille Quinn, Cfarri Haier, A111115 Appcfrmrz, Suzanne Slug'- lur, .lllrrli Ifllvu 1'lKlIL'U', Slmrmz .lIorri,r, Arm llllilfld, f.1dfll1l'Il l i.1m1. Fnurrll rfmx' Larrm' ulililfllll, Frfirarzf lfrriwlfrl, Dirk Krzlnfiili, Rinmmzif Edillllrlll, Fnmtzic' llivrnrzifzlrfi, Catlwrirzc Bizlar, Arlgefa Cfafef, Nancy OFF WE G0 In the big fini. ,ray Su mlm lY'ivm1orf, frefhmarz, Rofzerfq McKinney. Swzinr, ana' Thoreau' Finrff, frarlwlarz, at 111453 prepare to lean' for - Oklahoma Citi' fm' ibe mufir fefliral Ryan. Diane I1w1Jer.mr1. April 11+ Q 2 i i LI mei ,S cf, W . Er! fi sa' - Y WL.-B 'cr ' M . H-I x, QI, 'F i A 5 ff' r W i i f Q P Y ki N 4

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Page 20 Hwy ' COKE TIME wa: the theme of the in- formal get-together after the Senior Day auembly. juniorx, dreued in green and white - Margaret Malone and Mary Helen Fulenwider- chat with Jeniorr fxeatedl Martha Dickmann and Gary Sluyter. , 6 O I , . .9 p ' Marquette s at it felt like to have the shoe on the other foot, when they faced grades six to eleven on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. On this day, the teachers turned over their places to senior students. Many new,' teachers soon found that their self-confidence was out-weighed by their lack of know-how. To bring the eventful day to a climax, the seniors' were presented with their honor awards, given an- nually. Following the presentation, the juniors spon- sored a coke party in honor of the seniors. eniors found out wh BUT, WHAT WILL I TEACHPW' moan: Re becca Moran ax Charlex Benke when ber into the awaiting literature clan. 1 K 5 1 S