Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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-f--is l l 3 iii, ' Ugly if if il E jf .u Q sr. v Food for thought is an expres- sion taken quite literally by sen- ior Jim Hopkins as he takes another bite of cake while study- ing a lesson. Got to keep him happy! agree his parents Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Michols. E 1' z ' 5 . if if ig? x Q i N r l .2 ff . A Just Sunday soshing! Mrs. J. E. Hellinghausen pours coffee for Mrs. Alfred C. Frampton and daughter Betty, as David lends a little light to the subiect. Mr. Hel- linghausen awaits the next hot cup of Maryland Club.

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ur parents, teac ers, coac es... In gratitude for the many years of care and guidance, we, the Senior Class of 1959, dedicate this volume of the Marque to our parents, faculty, and coaches. As the seed is planted, so must it be nourished and pruned in order to bear fruit. Through the years this has been the task of those who have been entrusted with our physical and spiritual well-being. As the branch is dependent upon the vine for life, so are we dependent upon our parents for the neces- sities of life. Through their love and sacrifice they have seen to it that we have been given the best in a Catholic education. Knowledge, combined with grace, bears fruit of highest quality. Our teachers have made accessible to us this knowledge which must nourish our tree of life. Just as the development of the mind is important, so is development of the body, if we are to be per- fectly Christ-like. Through the discipline, co-ordination, and team-work which is learned on the field, our coaches have contributed to our maturity and spirit as Marquette graduates. Men are like trees: the goodness and flavor of the fruit depends upon the soil in which the trees grow. Our soil is of great quality, by our fruits you shall know us. lDlElDllCA'lVllUlXl Page 8

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nited efforts of acfm4'nistratz'on an parents 'Widg- :- 4, an v ,Nw Q .-: If ' 'Ii' . -,..' Q '5f ' RT. REV. MSGR. D. C. FLETCHER, P.A., DD. Superintendent Page IO