Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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'1Is1f0'ry,L01zffln complete Sched le QU' I J P11510 7 2 This pcriod 0X11I11iIl0d, mul school hours l.illiSllUll. thc rust of the clay took only minutvs to a11141lyfc': il rich- homo, Zlll vurly dilllll'l', 111141 lm-k to work on the homcwork. As the hours of this sophomorc clay' falchwl into ohhvion, the wit11vsscs LIQITSCKI that tht- l'YlN'l'iIIll'lIf was fl succcss. No svcrc-t was disc-11ss4'cl, no llllkllOXVll facts 1'1-vvzllvdg just il coxnmon COIlX'iC'ti0Il was con- firmed. A sophomorv day is just likv that of any othvr studvnt - u 11vc0ssu1'y stop towzml 1111 i111po1't1111t goal. UANITA LVEATHIYRMAN unql July Felber fnllabnmfe nn an arf report to .fupplernent a unit in Modern Hi.rlory. IT'S TIME T0 G0 HOMET' wail! Mum flnn U ei,r.f at Mr. Leo Rrnlri- guez and Mr. Herlmrl Manuel, ru.r1mliar1.f, zlebale nrer unlnrking the Jrlyfwl so door for ber. , ff. 1 MRS. LILY GILLIARD. Mn. julia Slaler, anrl Mm, Hillif Briglyl are .wuz cheerfully entering the Jclnool In begin their zlayff work in the fafelerxa. fs-A.. 4 W f

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other Rat. learn inner secrets of Br 1 S, The picture faded momentarily, and then the sym- bols of a protractor and compass came into view. This was geometry class where Sister M. Emily, O.S.B., helped the sophomores to understand logic in two dimensional form. VVituesses were presented with a puzzle in the next cell. A guillotine was the theme. After pondering and discussing it, they decided it was Sister Mary janice's English class where the students were study- ing A Talc of Two Cities. A break in the day called lunch time separated the first scenes from the following variety of courses that came into view. First glee club, where the girls, accompanied by upperclassmen, prepare for a music festival in Oklahoma Cityg then study hall where the students prepare their homework for the next day. The last scene was familiar for it was the room we were in - the biology lab. ln it the students, with the aid of Mrs. Anthony Benish, were dissecting a frog. ve ...., N '- l A l, i ,J U llO'S TI'lAT RAT in the lziulngy depart- menl lbiclilezll? Pele Dixon, Pal Clark, ju Ella Parnell, anzl Darirl Eagan .rlmly the proli- lem rlillgenlly. FIRST ROW: Marv jo Linelnarger, Mary Carolyn MfNally, Eleanor Mead. SECOND ROW: lurly Rierly, Paul Q uinn. jo Ella Parnell, Clynf Morgan. . Page 71

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of hard- orkfing underclassmen f,'...dv LATIN II STUDENTS are llujy pre- paring table rlemralionr for their Latin banquet. Seated in the mu' nearen the winzlnw are Mary jane Sullivan, Ann Cvrkrell, Peggy Galen in the Jecoml rvun' Juanita Wfeatbernzan. Pat Clark, Bill Daugherty: in the lan: Mary jane Sullivan. 'V '47 ,f-44 rf N 285' '-'s sap! wif gc- QQQJ l Qi Y FIRST ROW.' Sara Revard. Regina Savage, Barbara Sean, Mary Ann Sen- ger, Rem Slattery, Pete Smith. SECOND ROW.' Mary jane Sullivan, Don Tay- rien, Carolyn Walker, Juanita Weather- nlan, john Wein. FOURTH ROW.' Flynn Wigal. QQ v-7----v -we X feb F' x .,, , .A wwges'vW'q 11- X .J f W. Wwmo-wil? Pzlgv 73