Marquette High School - Marquetan Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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N MARQUETTE'S SHIELD, appears the monogram of th by the first three letters of Jesus' holy and the nails of the Crucifixion below. Th At the bottom of the same field are th symbols of the city of Yakima. The sabl of silver on which appears a red canoe cross of faith on its prow. The canoe re S. J., the school's namesake. This sevent plorer discovered the Mississippi River, blue and silver beneath the boat. Above the shield is set its crest: A kni of Marquette High School's competitive t on a black, or sable background, e Society of Jesus. This is formed name in Creek, with a cross above e whole is surrounded by gold rays. nee apples in their natural color, area is flanked X-wise by a field C with a paddle at its stern, the silver presents Pere Jacques Marquette, eenth-century missionary and ex- indicated here by wavy bands of ght's helmet, long-cherished emblem eams, the Squires.

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f Nuff hd ii: l I 'mulls I N li 4 iltarquette High bchool DEDICATION We, the students of Marquette, are happy to dedicate this Anmlal to our parents whose generous sacrifice of time and effort have made this school year such a success. Wie hope that those who page through this book will realize that many of the events recorded here would not have been attempted, let alone achieved, without the untiring aid of our par- ents. As an example of their help we might mention the fact that it is to our parents that we owe our fieldhouse, the food and lodging provided for visiting athletic and debate teams, the uniforms for the Clee Club, the redecoration of the stage and auditorium, transportation whenever it was needed, and so on in an endless series of unstinting con- tributions toward our present education and future happiness. ln humble recognition of our indebtedness, we make this dedication.