Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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l 0 D Theme and Dedication ............. , ......,..,. ..,,,,....... ,.,, . . , That we may comprehend the dimensions ot Christian vision Breadth of associations, ............ , ...,...... ...............,,,,. .... . Ba rn Dance .................. ..... l O Homecoming Dance .....,, ..... l 2 ' IA Mardi Gras .,.......,,.,,,... ..... ' l 6 Music Programs ..... , ,....... .... . Maintenance Personnel ...., . ..,. l8 Football ..,,,..,.......,,,,..., ...,. 2 O Basketball .,........... ..,,. 2 8 Ekleam .... ..... 3 2 Girls .....,, ..... 3 4 Track ...,.,,.,.. ,,... 3 8 Baseball ......,... ...,......... ..... 3 9 Pep Squad ....,.........,.......,.. .,.,. 4 2 Length of scholastic perception.. ..... AA Religion ........,.,.,..........,...,. ..... A 6 Social Sciences ,.,.. ...,. A 8 Foreign Languages ., ,.... 50 Mathematics ...,., ..... 5 A Commerce .,,......... ..... 5 6 Natural Sciences ..... ,.... 5 8 English ,,,.,.......,.. ..,.. 6 O Music .....,.,,,,...... ...,, 6 2 Yearbook Stott ,..,.,,,. ...., 6 3 Height of goals ........ ,,., . 64 Mystical Body in Action .... , 66 Outstanding Students ...,.,,....,.,, ,..... 6 8 Freshmen ......,...... ....,......,.,... , Sophomores ...,.. ...... ...., 7 8 Juniors .......,.., ...,. 8 2 Seniors ...,,.,....... ..... 8 6 Advertisements .,., ..... 9 2 l B D i D D Depth of impression on society ........ ..... 7 2 711

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Sw The Marque of '60 has been produced bythe Marquette yearbook class, composed of twenty-six seniors. Mary Carolyn McNally and Mary Jane Sullivan have served as business rnonogersp Bill Daugherty and John Weiss, as photographers: Joel Stanley, as staffartist. All photography is student work with the exception of homecoming game and dance and Mardi Gras lWayne Huntlg the senior portraits lBrown Dunkin Photo Retlexl: underclassrnan individual pictures lDeImar Sludiosl: pictures on this page llionald Ross, lribunelg studies section page lCanley Bicldell, Tribunel. Typesetiing is work of Type Serviceg lithography, R. F. Rodgers Liihographing Co., lnc.p binding, Modern Bindery. STAFF MEMBERS Anne Layman and Anne Cock- rell try their hand at stripping in a halt-tone on the lithagraphers' negative. ,..M.m, nr.. iq-1 I fx ,ag 2.'2sv I ,M HARD AT WORK are yearbook class members lreading clockwisel Mary Jane Sullivan John Weiss Jaby Lineborger Sara Revard Mary Carolyn McNally and Mickey McHugh , .r e,yy yn if

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W0 may W nf Q i Of A Christian of such vision is the Right Reverend Monsignor D. C. Fletcher, P4A.D.D,, superintendent of Marquette School and pastor ot Christ King Church for the past twenty-tive years. His zealous spirit has left the students a true pattern of humility and love for Christlike ideals. PQ4 That being rooted and founded in charity, You may be able to comprehend, with all the saints, What is the breadth, and length, and height, and depthf Eph. 3:18 As Christian graduates we must ask ourselves, Has our education made us men and women of vision? Has the breadth of our associations proved the boun ty of our charity? Has the length of our academic perception proved the totality of our comprehension? Has the height of our goals proved the zeal of our aspirations? Has the depth of our impression on society proved the intensity of our concern? If so, we are, indeed, Christian men and women of vision