Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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The STUHY uf II SEI H LL 1925 tn 1943 Cascna Hall opened 1ts doors to students for the frrst tlme 1n September or 1975 mth Father Francrs A Drrscoll OS A former Presrdent of Vrllanoya colle e is Headmaster O1 the faculty were Fathers Thomas Roxy an joseph Hyson md Qlemeat Dvsyer of the Augustlnxan Fathers 1nd F rther Wcuucters of the Dloce e Nflr F M C 1ll1 her the school at orney tiueht yublxe spealemg, The school seeretlry vu IS Miss osephlne Hart vyho served the school futh fully tn that capae1ty for tvsenty years The school functronary then as novx yy IS Crryey Bannon lenovxn to all as Shorty Father Drrscoll rnsrstcd on hleh scholast1e standards a polrcy vxh1eh prof1ted the school crty hovxever namely as coach of the foot ball and basketball teams the I-Ierdmlster was not averse to accept the ud of rtmerrnt athletes a pollcy vxhreh he d1se trded vshen he cave up hrs coaehmg, posts to others Lllee every other school Clseu hld nts hre A plumber s torch set off a conflagr mon on QQ Alf' VLRY RLV FRANCIS A DRISQOLI OSA lf1L1lI'y 7 1978 vyhlch destroyed the roof 1nd the priests qulrtcrs but dtd little d rm lee to the eltssrooms All the dlmlee h 1d been repured by September l979 During thlt school yelr Flthers Clement Mel-I1le ohn lxeeeln 1nd Stephen Llnc hld been tdded to the faculty they rem uned untrl l9 . . . . if ,- 1. 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' ' c ' c ' 2 2 2 2 . . 2 ,2 ., . 2 , llasclas Star 1975 Oldtimers vsill remember Fathers Pat rick Shea Emmett Flx nn fthe tvto former novs cleeefised R 1 PJ Leo Hart Brendan NleConnell W1ll11U1 Doxle Ioseph Smith ind Ruellan Finle Fither Fink vms instru mentil in establishing the boirdine school in the eirly UO s The ithletie te rms hue mide their mirle in Lttholic Conference footbill md bisleet bill Stexe Cullinln ind iele lxfllllllj vxent on to fime it Princeton in footbfill 1nd golf respeetixely Pit ind Piul Mllloy were stir Notre Dime ,golfers vshile Ioe McNulty he ided tn Irish tennis te 1m ind Bill Padon their boxing, tefim Ed Gllliher emerged as one of fBSs top sport lnnouneers Coach Shermin Wilscun vs is succeeded by Erie Field who brought bislcetbill here to new heights Golf tennis ind trielc fire baclc ieun An entirely new eolehing stftff is due for the coming 3e'1r. Fr. Driscolls untimely detith on Feb. 5 1915 mwrked the end of 'in em. He had lived to see the school debt pfiid off thanks to the efforts of Fr. Fmncis Clvftnftugh who VVIS 1ided in turn by Mr. Rwlph Pringle and Mr. joseph L1Fortune. Succeeding, Fr. Dris- coll pro-tem w'is Fither joseph Smith whose work in increasing the number of students xvis noteworthy. At present the enrollment his eone up to 160 under the fieeis of the present He'idm'1ster F'1ther ohn I.. Se'ry 'ind thines 'ire in '1 flourishing, condition. 211 V A 'A J-N 'VA X lX XMXx!!A 'Qf' ' V V , -Xl' v J . J, ' ' v X AVAV XVAXX D IA Wllixfl. if f ' V Sf MEN 3 V v EIA N Wx W U Q V J f X N xvg' v - v , x AWA - A A . xv VA Y . A M --I-xW.v-V A 5 X ,M A U IUID FUNK f 1'l 1 I1 RI Ulf LXNIS LUIL UNK CI I0 flgl IIUHT C llllllll nel liuney Burt 'lyler Bu by Brle aes Rey l 9 1XlI1lLlL,l C Brll ohns Lib llnk C1 enn Dyer Rtnelyf blUlIl1 Thlrel roxy lelt to flglll hm lirozeh Dmny O Rourke Wrlbert Burgess Hoyytrel Donrldson Stormy Duerr HU lxerhn Bob Qehumteher llunel Ross Fred Henry V1flL6lBlLlITLlI1I1 Bob Plelstreleer Nou th II the sehool year rs oy er let s loolx biele to September After exeryone xx IS set tleel vue eleeteel ellss otlleers is follows Preslelent beott Lexus X7lLLPI'L5lLlL1'lI lred Henry beeretiry D1XlKl Bunely Tre lsurer rm lxerlln Then vle h tel our rlrst II1LLIlI'lg blnee then xxe h ue veen h INIINQ meetlnezs xlmost monthly xxlth I tther Ln ID luezh lb our el rss moelerlror The ltst dry ol sehool before the Chrnst mis lkillellyb we h ld 1 ellss PIFIX Retr sm ments xxere good inel the Qimes were fun 77 XWhen xxe got bacle to school vue started to prepare for the semester exams After the yolt of our grades we got back to yxorle .mel eleeteel elzss otheers as tolloxxs Presndent Heel Henry Vree Pres1dent Bnll Iohns beeret try beott Lexus Tre tsurer Bob Pnel stleleer We h rel 1 elass prenle on Aprxl 70 it lYlUl1lXNlx Plrle We xlso ortglnrzeel .1 base btll te IIN rnel eleeteel Burt Tyler is eaptun Wexe h rel 1 pretty lull yexr 1nd lts veen un 7 'Y 'Y! 011' .L 'C Bottom roxy left to mehr Bob Brunlee Bllly Warren Seeond roxy left to flglll Rontlel Clrxffcy Normtn Hem B111 Qlllegpne Crlenn Wynn Rex M 1 056111 Tommy Beek Dontlel Pfelfer Fred F IN e te Colxert Me IX lm yurt Tlnrel roxy ltr to 135111 on um om 5 e l eson l 11x lx e s Del Rx 111 Dtxlel Nte 1 EIGHTH EH DE Thls year the elghth grtele stlrteel out yxlth elghteen members At the Illlelyilf yxe were yomeel hy seyerll boys from South AHILFICI We hlel 1 pretty full se tson ot lusleethtll The etptun of our tum yy 15 B111 XYIIFFLFI mel hlgh seorers were Dennls Ry in mel Col xert MeV1y Our thtnles to Ftther Sprel mmn for 1115 help ID orqxnmm, 1 te 1111 L ite IH the yetr we oremmeel 1 hlselull te 1m Very feyx exmes were plxyeel but yxe enneel 1 yxetlth of experlenee from our prtetlee Our ellss otheers were Tom Beele Presl elent Dlylel Mtelxiy Seeretlry md Felix P trles Tre lsurer 3 joe McGraw and juan Perez try therr skrll at hand ball The frfteen newcomers who entered the Frnegan Forbes Hedge Lrnk Martrn Mc Graw Morgan Preuss Schumacher Sloan and Drck Smrth Berg a former student returned to rncrease our enrollment to twenty seven Many thanks to Father Sprelmann for berng such a swell moderator and for order mg the Freshman yackets whrch we wore wrth prrde all wrnter We were more actrve rn basketball than 24 The FHESHMI-l ELI-l55 rn football although vue pulled through for mo games rn the latter both of whrch we vron Our basketball record was frve vrrns and four losses The team was composed of Rrchards Schumacher Morgan Perez Sla ter Fmegan Breckrnrrdge Padon Brown Preuss McGraw Martrn and the manager was Murphy We wrsh to express our ap precratron to Father Fogarty for hrs excellent coachrng Two freshmen who went out for the var srty football team were Bob Martrn and Phrl Frnegan Freshmen out for the varsrty base ball team under the capable Father Sprel mann were Frnegan and Matt Schumacher Thrngs that wrll always be remembered about our freshmen year wrll be the boarders wrth therr new gadgets Breckrnrrdge and hrs long unexplarned absence Frnegan and hrs money problems as treasurer Hedge and and hrs unchopped locks Rrchards and Har ol Savage and porson rvy Slater and hrs wrse cracks Shea and Maureen Martrn and hrs grrls McGraw wrth hrs thrrd perrod Sloan wrth hrs broken frngers Wyatt and hrs dret Perez and Valerra On the Cascran Staff we had Gavrn Krng as scrrbe and Drck Murphy as sports wrrter We ended thrs eventful year wrth a prcnrc at Mohawk park . 7 7 , . , v , , - , . , . . , , , , , V - , - . . L . . , . , . 5 . a . . L class were Aylward, Breckinridge, Brown, gum-chewingg Murphy and sportsg Padon . , , Y , . 3 . y - . Q . - , a , , , . . Q . . . ' . ' , y , L . . . . , . . . . Q - , , y , - The FHESHMAN CLASS Fr mt row left to rlglmr loc Forbes Gunn King Plnl Brcekcnrldbe olm Sflw 156 um leru Pxt P ldon Bob Aylxx ml Don Slxrer Se-Lonrl row lcf to r15.,l1r WIISKJU link Paul Pottxer Idvs xrl Preuss oe Mebrm Ru Henry V Splelmxnn OSA Mmm Wyxtt Iohn Hed5e Dlek Murphy Bob Brown Thlrd rovn left to right Mltt SLl1L1fUlLllCI' Bob Mxrtln Dlck Smlrh erry Bfxrry Iouls Shel P1111 Fmegm Exrnesr Blxke B111 Morgm Bob Rlehxrds Absent when plerure was mken Fred Sloan and Roger Berg 25 Hem rntrodutes braeber to .1 school pet Thrs year our class had thrrty frve mem Our srxteen nevs classmates vrere john Bar ry Harry Ells Brll Harts Vrncent Kelly jrm and Pat McGravr Danny Moore Phrl Roberts Don Smrth and john Wrrght all of Tulsa Brll Bunyard Oklahoma Crty Drck Noonan Wrchrta Kansas Bob Peabody De trort joe Tucker Bartlesvrlle and Cleo Watts Clarksdale Mrssrssrppr The sopho more class has gjrvcn these boys a hearty welcome The class offrcers thrs year were joe Pat rrck presrdent Byrne Vrckers vrce presrdent ia second termerp and Tommy Thrxton secretary treasurer 26 The SUPHU IIHE 111155 joe Patrrck has been an accepted and wel come member of our class for two years Wrth .1 smrle on hrs face at all trmes and always bood natured oe rs very well lrked by all Besrdes berng our class presrdent thrs year he excels rn sports havrng played frrst strrng, tackle for two years Byrne Vrckers also jorned our class as a freshman and now thrs berng hrs second year he has come to frnd a place rn the hearts of all of us He wrll well be known for the excellent ,ob he drd on the varsrty basketball squad thrs year along wrth hrs efforts on the football squad Berng a boarder he rs the fellow rn the dormrtory wrth a meanmg ful ,gleam rn hrs eyes and a pleasant smrle on hrs face Tommy Thrxton wrll be remembered thrs year for hrs constant laughs and frne sense calls hrm also has hrs serrous moments but we have never found hrm rn one Tommy also does a frne job on the tennrs team The Second Prep was well represented rn Cascra s athletrc actrvrtres Danny Moore joe Patrrck ohn Wrrght and jrm and Pat McGraw drd very well on the grrdrron whrle Byrne Vrckers Brll Bunyard and Drck Muel ler proved therr worth rn both football and basketball On the Cascran staff thrs year from the sophomores were Sam Danrel jr Byrne Vrckers john O Loughlrn and Clyde Grea .33 1 Q J' I 1 - i J . y ' , 1 , , . . . 7 7 ' 1 bers, the largest class in the history of Cascia. of humor. Thickman , as Fr. Spielmann ' 7 7 7 7 D 7 ' S 7 ' 7 7 I 7 . a 7 1 a ' ' :J l 9 l N 7. A A . . 7 , , . , . , , . , h - . ber. The SUPHUMUHE EL S5 lrmr xx lull 1 rngll link Noonm Iohn Wrxglmr Pu Mnlrm Ceorbe Thompson l-llrry llls P Rolxrrs I xrrx I sto Suoml row ldr ro flglll Cla 11 Wxtrs only Tunker B111 Hlrts jxm L C rm Ru Srcplmn R loglrry OS A Dila X mdgrlord Don SlT1lIl1 lim Smlth ohn OL1L1fJl1llH Thlrd r x left rc rlzglmr llm Oxum Sum Dmmcl uk Curtin VIIILLIII lxcllx PM MLC 15 larry lxelclucr Son my Wnlgox flyllg C rmlxr lilll Bum nrd Robert Dunn Fourth row left to rxbht Duck Mueller Byrne V Llxcrs Bud O Mc 1r1 W mrrum bmxrh P ul Dm nox m olm lilrry ohn WlllllIUS Tom Burtsgln Dm Moore 7 'NIS .8 P1t Mebrayy Paul McGnern and Ioe Doyle shoot the breeze Our yunror class h1t the bly., nmeteen mark scattered parts lfltludlfli, one George Casas from MLXILO Clty Norris Barry reyolned the class after 1 sojourn rn Pennsylvanna From Detrort elme Larry Healy Texas gave us Geor3,e Kuper from Houston and Drck Whrte from Fort Wtmrth Tom Hmkefent sald good bye to Ark msls and hello a5,a1n to Tulsa And as 1 erovsnrni, touch joe Doyle came across town to FCEISICI' Chuck bhwy Dlck Whlte jack Allen Larry He tly Tom Hmkefent Don Hrcks and Donny McDonald vsere the yumor rep resentatnves on hand vu hen the football squad went to the yy trs Don Hrcks g.,ot more than 28 The .IU IUH IIIJ-lS5 he bargarned for IH a serlous leg., lnfectxon The Class offucers were Lee Brovyn Presn dent Bob Woolslay er Vlee President and Chuck Shavu Secretary treasurer Came the basketball season and we vsere vsell represented by Chuck Sh wx Tom I-Im kefent Dlck Whrte and Lee Brovxn Paul MCGIVCIDS mtramural team vnon the play offs for the champronshrp after a bad start rn the regular season Don Hreks and hrs team strll denounce the t1tle The revrval of Cascna s baseball team found Chuck Shaw Drck Whrte Don Hxcks and Don McDonald makrng the team Also on the tenn1s team vsas Cascra s number one man Tom Hnnkefent followed by Larry Healy and Don Iams Wendell Qumn came up wrth the prcture of the year rn these parts as he dreamed up the blology lab rm O Rourke vsent rn for heavy readrng and proceeded to unload some nntellectual bombshells rn Englnsh class Don Iams started out wxth camera fever but came back to normal as trme went by Frank Prckell spent a lot of trme shuttlrnt, plamor brrls to and from the campus The Junror class would hke to express thenr srncerest apprecratron to the senrors for comrng to the yumor party held at the be prnnrng of the year m fact they were the whole party outnumbermg the yunrors tvso to one and also runnmg avsay vuth most of the yunrors money rn a rubbed poker game . . .. Q .i A A- .wp wp -. Q 'V .'f - yy , .. yfyuy, ,DI 4 V . . . 7. . y A 1 ' r r I- I U . H 3 5 3 ' 7 - , . V, s f 2 Y, ' - y . . 7 3 3 ' . y . V . A . . 7 r 7 . . , . r 2 - N v . 1 ' v ' y ' ' 1 a . - Q - .Y . . , this year. We received boys from widely- the Idea of glamoflmg the Skeleton from A 1 9 V N . Y a 7 1 l J V V 4 2 . ' I . ' l L2 ' c lc . ' 7 7. 4 C C r ' . y 7 A A - . y . . Y Y Y' 'a 2 2 ' ' Y' . 'U ' , 2 ' ' , I ' l' H , 2 V, . V .yy 1 V 7 . . . - Af 7 . T A 3 l T 5 Y y Z va V2 u ' 7 ' ' ' r ' ry 'I 1 y The JUNIIQIH CLASS Front row left to rrght oe Doyle joaqurn Collado Jorge Casas Cnbnno Gutrerrez Larry Healy Lee Brown Paul McG1vern Second row left to rxght rm ORourke Norrrs Blrry Drtk Vsflute Ink Allen Rev johnj Glynn OSA Charles Sham Hunk Hendrrcks Tom Hrnkefent John jordan Thrrd row left to right Eugene Barnes, George Kuper, Ed Barry, Wesley' Cnsh, Davld Cordell Don Iams Bob XVoolslayer, Frank Pnckell, Wendell Qurnn, Don McDonald '70 Top roxx left to right Seliool yitlxcts with fresh C isui Student who xxorltetl himself to the bone men inside xxlio hid the deal-t of ttrds Bruin Butler Loxlx begging, for in emorc Bottom roxx right Four itliletes afraid of the food sliorttge e buelts t o hriitis in setrtli of t ite tlm posing, 15 NX ill Rogers 30 waits for Mighty Mouseg Middle row. left to left to right: Picture of two boys trying to collect 'V I 1 ' .' 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A A lv A ANIVAA I J JV v vvx 3 Q A A N . x v X -'Ig - ,, , 1V A A A - 9 V , v J AW-v,V ' - A A I' A . xx JOSEPH LANE BERREY Chlef 1557 East 17th Place Tulsa Oklahoma Let J gof Football 3 4 Spamsh Club Letterman s Club Boxmg 4 joe came to Cascna rn hrs freshman year full of pep and energy and that pep and energy as never been dampened by scholastlc worrres He 1S a vxell known ftgure at all school HCIIVI tres and hrs tan and brown Oldsmobrle may be seen anywhere nn the v1c1n1ty of Tulsa at any tlme and at any speed joe s frlendly personallty and happy go lucky manner have made htm many lastmg frtends In football he proved hrs rel1ab111ty and love of the sport by hrs rugged lxne play At all partres oe may be seen hand ln hand with THE GIRL Cascra vsrshes joe success and happmess and regretfully says goodby to a fun lovmg student Remember Hts trnps between M C and Cascla 32 ll ' D1 l 4 . Q rf 5 J! L 2. ' if '. 4.-1 . , . , i' 1 7 h . . . Y . . .- , - - . , . . 7. . . WALLACE EUGENE BEWLEY Wally 7777 South Columbia Place Tulsa Oklahoma 0 'ff Nof CSocral Charrmanj Class Secretary Z Wally has been at Cascra for six years and has always been a very popular member of the school He has learned a lot in this time because he rs a hard ambitious worker Although one of the short members of the class he would take on almost anyone Hrs wrtty personal rty is set off by hrs constant flow of energy A very good example of hrs excellent character and great energy rs the tireless and faithful way rn which he workcd on the gymnasium getting rt decorated for the Christmas Formal He spent a good deal of time on this job and the results were hrghly satisfying Hrs graduation from Cascra vsrll leave a place here very hard to fill We all like Wally and vtrsh hrm all the luck rn the world Remember Hrs social prominence and hrs faithful cheering at all football and basket ball games '43 lv... .!. ' . . A ii . Basketball l - Intramural 2, 3, 4 -- Spanish Club - Science Club - Student Council l 'T' JOHN MICHAEL BEYHAN Mrke 1507 East 20th Street Tulsa Oklahoma Gzve me another chance Football 2 3 4 CCapta1n 45 Basketballl Tennrs 5 4 Spanlsh Club Letter mans Club Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Mtke came to Cascra rn the erghth grade He IS a pleasant and qutck tempered Irrshman who always comes to school wrth a smtle and a yoke Hrs athletrc abtlrty was proven on the football field more than once He was always the frre and drne behind the team and for thrs reason he was made captarn thrs year Mrke the second member of the unholy four has had hrs share of socnal actrvnttes and IS always ready to grve a helpmg hand to any other school funct1ons When thls loyal Irlsh man leaves the school he wrll leave a lastrng space hard to f1ll rn the annals of Cascla Remember Hrs Spanrsh class comments Q 1 at f ll ' !! h 3 rr ' H , Qi , . f . l 1 I 1 ll - a 1 9 I a - a ' 7 , . . G . Y . . . I . - a a 1 , . P KENNETH WILLIAM BLOOMBERG Ken 3511 South Yorktown Tulsa Oklahoma But Father Basketball 5 Intramural Basketball 4 Spanrsh Club Scrence Club Ken has been rn Cascra for three years now havmg jorned the class as a sophomore He has taken part 1n school and class actrvrtres and IS always ready to lend a helplng hand rn any prolecr It IS a known fact that gentlemen are proved by thexr conduct Thrs pegs Ken that there w1ll be somethmg m1ss1ng from Cascra when Ken leaves H15 good nature and sense of humor have made hrm well hked by all hrs teachers and for that matter by the ennrc school He vull conrmue all through lrfe to make frrends and vlrll ln all probablllty go far nn any freld he goes lnto Hrs frnenclly smnle and congemal wrt vull surely be mrssed by us but enyoyed by others Remember H15 frrendlrness and fme personallty 35 rf , . . . . 7 - ' - ' - ' . , . as a gentleman as well as a scholar. It has been said many times and in many different ways , . 3 A A V. . . , . 7 6 V. . . . C . K . . . . . . 7 . . V. . . V h as ' JAMES RANSOM BOWMAN 7010 So lexus Tulsa Oklahoma Favorite saylng Ya Drunk Intramural basketball baseball golf nm a fast thxnkmg red halted flash has been around Cascna for only a year but he ns an honor student and extremely well lnked by the fellovss Ask hm Bovy man hxs bnrth pl lce and he wxll say People m Oklahoma 1ns1sr that I was born IH kansas md people nn Kansas 1ns1st that I was born nn Oklahoma Thls lllustrates the vxay lm rephes to almost my ques tlon As a matter of record ames Bowman vyas born m Tulsa Oklahoma In hls boyhood he gave eyndence of no marked talents beyond a cerram skull 1n plzym hoekey or maybe ll was hookey Although jim has many mer1ts h1s mam clalm to flme ns h1s souped up red Ford We all l1ke lm and knovy that he vnll be long remembereel Remember Hrs remodeled model A 36 . .vi , I H Y. , , . i l.. 9 9 ' - I VL ra, 7 1 1 ti , ' A '. 'h It 2 . ,, . . . V . , 1 I g. , 1 c,e e c . . . ,, .. . g. . ,J ' 1 ', '. 2. ' , , , ,V U .VI . b 4 4 , . , , , , ., . ' , 1 . .. ., , T I. . GERALD CECIL BRAUN erry 102 East 22nd Street Tulsa Oklahoma Bet cha Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 5 4 Freshman Basketball Spanrsh Club Lettermans Club Class President 2 Towers Staff Tennrs 1 2 3 4 jerry the leader of the unholy four has been at Cascra for four years Hrs dependable and easy 501115 nature have made hrm one of the most popular sennors at Cascna He has shown hrs mterest rn Cascra by partrcrpatrng rn every one of the sports and m all the socral functrons Hrs favorlte hobbres are camera work and guns He can often be seen takrng prctures of the students for the Cascran and the Towers Unllke the other boys rn the semor class you can usually frnd hrm rn bed around ten oclock tryrng to catch up on hrs beauty sleep Cascra w1ll miss th1s hard workmg and studrous lad Remember The famous mp to Spavmaw rn the great year of 46 37 , -.J nv 7 rr 1 1,- 7 7 7 7 7 , . . x a a - 7 7 ' - 7 7 ' ' s . . . , . . ' ' ' ll 77 -1-fy! FREDRIC WARREN BUTLER IR Q Memphrs 7151 East olst Street Tulsa Oklahoma Back 172 Tennant e Student Counc1l CD1sc1pl1nary Charrmanj Lettermans Club Spanlsh Club Cas clan Staff Tennrs Basketball l 2 3 4 Football l 7 3 4 Whrtey came to Cascra as a freshman rn the bu, mrbratron of -I-l He rs well knovsn for hrs tales of Tennessee Hrs mam clarm to fame IS the touchdown he made rn the Texas Country Day Game MCmphlS showed everyone that you dont have to be a ble man to excel m athletrcs He partxcxpates rn all sports wlth the same frghtmg determrnatron He vxorles hard on all the school prolects and partlclpates nn all socral actxvmes He IS well lnked by all for hrs never say d1e attrtude and hrs departure wnll leave a vacancy hard to full rn the halls of Cascna Remember Hrs southern accent vuhen h fnrst elme to Tulsa and hrs soft shoe dances rfter the football games lb Y, . . ......,,.,m.m, 1 Q I , . H - U , . -. .. t , - or r a ' Rs , N3 Y, .. . I I .. fr t B, . 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' . ,, . ,, . . . . . 5 -' A 4 ' 'I 'Z ' 4 , ' 1 ' . 1 DAVID HJALMAR CARLSON Dave 1559 South Atlanta Tulsa Oklahoma Wbooyzt and me were Student Councnl Basketball 2 3 4 Casclan Staff 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball Football 4 Spanlsh Club Sclence Club Lettermans Club Dave came to Cascna rn the year 1943 Slnce then he has spent frve very eventful years here Durmg thns mme he has done exceptronally well rn sports and hxs studxes Not only has he shown hls powers on the football and basketball teams but he has also played hrs share of baseball and tennls He has always taken part ln school actnvrtres and IS well llked by everyone Dave ns a heavy man when nt comes to dance decoranons He can really wreld that stapler Dave s chlef clalm to fame IS the way he bulls his way through a trlp Remember H15 smashmg guard play nn the Marquette game 39 u na f ., v ' ..- H 7 7 7 . . , I , . . . . . DARBY DANIEL DOWNS fCJ 1600 North Do sy Odessa Texas m jillt bormzg aromzd Cascian Staff 4 Football 4 Spanish Club Science Club Intramural Basl-.etball Darby came to Cascia in the eighth grade and has had an active part in class actnities little attention although there is one in Texas He is known for his wit and he manages to have a wise crack for every situation To say that Darby is easy going is not hovs ever to say that he IS incapable of being serious and studious He has already given many evidences during his stay at this fine school of his ability to study hard and vtell Darbys lovml per sonal1ty as well as many other good traits vull long be remembered at Cascia Remember His tales of a certain Texas gal 40 I I W ..1, . . ., . , n- - . - . H- V t throughout this time. He is easy going and well liked by all. Darby shows the girls in Tulsa ROBERT ELDRIDGE GRANT Bobby l7ll Inst l3th Plate Tulsa Oklahoma Ill fee z I can gel my car F ntball l 7 v Class Presrdent 1 Sclence Club Spamsh Club Lettermans Club Tennxs Intramural Basl-.etbrll 3 1 Casoan Staff Student Councxl fAthlet1c Ch urmanj Bob has been at Clscn for four yelrs and hrs easy gomg, attltude and congenralrty have mlrleed h1m IS one of the most popular boy of the class Bobby rs the athlete of the unholy four He lost no txme nn estabhshme, hrmself as a real sport both physrcally and mentally He has played football for four years and was on the champ1on Intramural Bas leetball te im Bob IS re llly 1 sehool man for no '1et1v1ty goes by wlthout Grants name rn If Cnot even the jug, l1stJ Unlxlee most boys Bob does not need any one gxrl to make h1m 1 py When Bobby Crlnt le lves C1se11 I-Illl will lose 1 fme athlete a hard vxorleer and a re ll frrend to lll Remember Hou he looks mthout h1s teeth and the way he pronounces h1s R s 41 .Lag 'Pi nfl Mgr' 4. rr 1 v . , 4 Z 27 4: 5' .. 4 . ,, f f inn w f - f - - , OC 4 , 4., V , 1 4 A ' T T i . 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' ' I 4 'Z ' , 1 -1 2 ' 2 , ' ' , '2 ' I . . - - 4- 1 yy , f V PAUL JOHN GROSSHART Bevo 2203 East 74th S reet Tulsa Oklahoma Wooo' Football 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club Scrence Club Lettermans Club Class Secretary 4 Tennrs 1 2 3 4 Towers Staff Cascran Staff For the past frve years Cascra has been rampaged by thrs farr harred lad Bevo has been a jolly member of the wanderrng unholy four whrch made the famous camprng trrp to Spavrnaw rn 1946 Interested rn all sports he rs a typrcal outdoorsman even rndoors The toprc of hrs bull sessrons usually centers around hrs trrp to New York and hrs employment last summer Bevo rs an enthusrastrc rce skater and rs frequently seen at the rrnk on week ends Paul has a darly habrt of throwrng gum out of Father Fogartys wrndow One of hrs chref regrets rs that he was able to play football for but three weeks because of a head rnlury Remember Hrs speech on hrs rnabrlrty to grve a speech at the football banquet 42 Q. .Y I V , y . rf H . . , 1 a a 9 a ' . . ,, ,, . . . . , , . . . . , . . , . KENNETH ALBERT KING Ken Box 74 Wolco Oklahoma B B aux up countmg bu Jbeckelx Ken IS a very popular and good naturcd boy Thls IS hrs frrst year at Cascla but he has already made hnmself 1 LODSIUILUOUS pl ice rn the hearts of both students and teachers here He came to Cascm from Submco shortly after the start of the school year He has shown hrmself durmg h1s stay at Cascm to be a real student Ken rs an extremely courteous boy and IS defnnltely a gentleman rn every sense of the word These two facts coupled vuth the fact that one cannot help feelmg at ease nn h1s presence assure h1m of overwhelmmg success both 10 college and rn any f1eld 1nto whnch he goes as a professlon Hrs graduatnon w1ll leave a place very hard for anyone to frll and we all b1d hrm a fond farewell' Remember Hts good scnsc of humor and h1s all around lrkeableness 43 v ll , nik u H , .. V . . ,, 1 4 7 ' c ' . 3 . I ' . ' 1 ' ' I C I ' 1 c . 1 C I . 7 ' 1 7 7 ' 9 . - H H , . 'JG- ROBIIRT O NLII I I AIRD Bo u 1746 S Delux 1re l lmulsa Cflxllllilll Ofv Cefemne Foothill 4 Golf 3 A Basleetball 1 Sclence Club Spanlsh Club Bonne, 4 Letterman s Club Intramural Basketball Tovsers Staff Bob the Smiling Irxshman came to the rvy covered halls rn hns freshman year from Holy Famzly Sxnce then he has been full of energy and deep rn the school 1et1v1t1es of stuelles 1nd fun Bob rates hlgh on the scholasne honor roll and also tal-.es an actlve part nn sports Bob s blond h.11r and blue eyes can be seen at all the partles and bull sesslons ID whlch he IS al ways an outstanelmg flgure HIS rellable speed has made hlm hard to eatch 1n any eompetl non but Celestnne caught hrm CAfter the proper ehasmg on the lr1shman's partj But m all smeerrty we wnll hate to see Bob leave our group, so best of luck to .1 real Cascua man Remember Hrs tales of Texas 44 , W H mf-,,ff,-g, ,,s-5, 332. i Ji ? I sf . , X W .- 1 'j'm.ff'2 ff ff m ,wklmk i A ., W, ,wiggles YZ., wt f B 'T' B' iw? . 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R . . , FREDERICK JOSEPH MANGAN Smokey joe 1440 S Trenton Tulsa Oklahoma I could have taken hzm zn the Rolls Football 3 Spanrsh Club Boxrng 4 joe better known as Smokey joe has been at Cascra for frve years Hrs easy gorng and carefree nature have made hrm everyones frrend Hrs favorrte hobby rs reparrrng and souprng up hrs Rolls Royce You can always depend on hrm to attend all the football and basketball games wrth hrs screamrng srren for he rs an ardent sports fan One of oes favorrte pastrmes rs tryrng to beat the prnball machrnes Thrs year Smokey rs spendrng hrs free trme sparrrng wrth joe Berrey Well all remember the Chrrstmas tree joe got for the formal When joe leaves thrs Sprrng he vsrll be mrssed by all hrs classmates Remember Hrs car and the rrde to the junror Senror prcnrc 49 7 ' ll I! t r 1 .. . . ,, ,, ,, . . . . 1 9 ' ' U - yr - u n - , . . . . , . . Y. . . , . JOHN ROBERT MCGINLEY Mac 1751 South Victor Tulsa Oklahoma I dont know any of tlazx Jtuf Co editor of Towers Student Council Football 3 4 Lettermans Club Span ish Club Science Club Intramural Basketball with his brilliant mind He has been on the honor roll his entire time at the school making nothing less than As during three straight high school terms until as always happens girls came into his life He holds the best conduct record but complains that he is always getting caught with a guilty look on his face when he is innocent Good for an easy touch john has been faithful in taking his car or old bus as he calls it to all Cascia activities Gentle johns greatest ambition during football season was to get a roughing penalty Otherwise he plans to become a genius or a millionaire john is a real student and a swell fellow He will undoubtedly go far in the world Remember How he couldnt spell first when he came to Cascia 46 ff Y ' fi! Entering Cascia in the eighth grade, john immediately caught the notice of the teachers 9 7 ' HARRY WALLACE MILTON Harry 2105 East 25 St Tulsa Oklahoma Beat 5 Me Advrsory Edrtor of Towers Cascran 1 7 Student Councrl 1 Basketball 1 Football 3 4 Intramural Basketball Lettermans Club Tennrs Spanrsh Club Screrrce Club Harry has spent srx years at Cascra and rn hrs quret way has left a lastrng rmpressron He has always been loyal rn hrs support of school actrvrtres and hrs pleasant personalrty and ever ready smrle have made hrm lrked by all Desprte that sleepy look he rs a hard worker and has been an honor student ever srnce he came to Cascra Some thrnk Harry rs the srlent type but he s really not He s just so busy takrng rn what everybody else says that he doesn t bother to talk What rs rt Harry says when he mumbles rn Englrsh class? Every mornrng through the brrghtenrng dawn and the rrsrng mrsts Harry can be seen dashrng from hrs house to school rn a frantrc race agarnst the bell Harry has been a true Cascran rn every sense of the vsord Remember Hrs everlastrng notebook 4 1 is 1- ar fs ., 1 ga , , I- T , T -.. , T T l T T. 7 u p - . . u , . 7 1 - Y W- MICHAEL VINCENT MORONEY Mike 1119 Sydenham Road Calgary Alberta Canada What J a matter Intramural Basketball Tennns Football 3 Edrtor of Cascnan Spanrsh Club Sclence Club Lettermans Club Student Counc1l Mrke has spent fnve years at CHSCIH as a boarder and dunng this nme has been one of the best hked members of the class For a long trme hrs chref cla1m to fame was that he vtas t e boarder farthest away from home whlch was 1n Peru He IS a hard worker 1n both studles and socnal events Many t1mes he has been seen 1n the gym decoratlng for dances H1s coolness 1n drfflcult sltuatrons w1ll never b forgotten Although he dldn t partncrpate nn any varsnty sports except for one year he IS alvs ays seen cheenng the team on from the snde lmes As editor of the Cascnan ln h1s sensor year he has done a swell yob produclng a fme paper When Mnke leaves Cascxa nt vull be a great loss Remember Hrs tales of St Louxs 1 ff' 'I tl ' I1 4 , . rr 7 U . . . . . 7 h . . . 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ALAN ANTON NORWOOD 1814 Elmhurst Oklahoma Clty Oklahoma N011 ll dl! tl 772171106 Basketballl 7 3 L Football 4 T nnts l 2 3 1 Casctan Towers CEd1torD Spanlsh Club Sclence Club Ietterman s Club Student Councxl CCha1rmanJ Smce Al came here ftve years ago he has showed not only an mterest nn socnal actnvmes vshere he ranks top but also a terrrflc hkmg., for sports He has played flrst strmg varstty basketball for the past three years Because of hrs henght and partncular mterest for the game nt IS no wonder he has made good and shall contlnue we hope tn college In football thls last year he recelved a letter for hrs servtces to the team As a scholar Al IS st1ll up among those honor roll students He IS not afrald of a ltttle hard vuork when tt IS needed and IS alvu ays ready for some fun H15 chlef amb1t1on 15 to make hls plvot shot from m1dcourt We w1sh lots of luck to a swell guy Remember The tournament at Oklahoma Cnty 41 U Q ln , , L f , ., V V . . 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T 1 , . f jAMES LOCKETT PUNDT jR Cowboy 3008 East 41 St Tulsa Oklahoma We dont do 11 that way nz Tc my Football 2 Spanish Club Science Club Letterman s Club Cascran Staff Intramural Basketball 5 4 In the rmmrgratron of 43 there came to Cascra a red headed fellovx from Texas who soon won the hearts of all hrs classmates Hovs he got the nrclename of Covu boy very few know He rs a member of that great drvot digging duo Dovs ns and Pundt In addition to being the to frnd someone to vouch for hrs stories but they all seem to have happened rn Texas It rs true however that he rs one of the fevs lrxrng humans vtho can dent 1 txx o inch steel plate vxrth hrs head Cowboy rs the president of th Pundt National Bank 1nd Trust Comprny and will lend money assistance and blood to anybody on elsy terms Remember Hrs brarney suggestions in class 50 , . , . v , , , scourge of the links Cowboy is anchor man for the varsity bull team. It is the desire of all . 1 I v . V .7. C 7 A 2 V -. Q A V. . . . . 2 . 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THOMAS JEROME RHEINBERGER Tom 1406 East 19th Street Tulsa Oklahoma 1 but guy doem I knou zz bat be 15 domg Spanrsh Club Football 3 Football Manager 4 Basketball 1 Intramural Bas ketball for a full s1x years startlng here rn the elghth grade Hrs actrvmes durlng hrs attendance have been varned but he has never let them keep him from gettlng good marks a sngn of a true scholar Tom IS a gentleman both good mannered and trustworthy He has such a personallty that one cannot help tmmedlately feel at ease nn hrs presence Tom IS a boy of few words but those he does speak can be depended upon to be worth hearmg He never gets mad and has 1 great sense of humor and a ready smxle He IS a good athlete and showed great promnse on last year s football team However he was forced to qult by an unfortunate acctdent whxch befell hrm early tn thc season Remember The excellent yob he dzd as football manager thrs year 51 441' --f ' V v I I ' ' H . - - - an I i Tommy is one of the members of this year's senior class who has been attending Cascia , . , - . 1 P . ' J , C . D . ' 7 I . . . . J 1 WILLIAM FRANKLIN SHERMAN General .gqgh 1834 East 51st Pl Tulsa Oklahoma Ola' honestly Cascran Staff Span1sh Club Towers Staff B111 IS a gentleman and a h1gh honor student H1s work alvuays properly done reflects h1s outstand1ng scholast1c ab1l1t1es B111 IS reserved fr1endly and always ready to lend a help mg hand He IS a perfect1on1st and has great power to enlarge 1ntell1gently on a subyect He IS a farthful Casc1an and could be found IH the stands cheerxng the team on H1s s1ncere am b1t1on and deslre to work w1ll assure for h1m success far above average Th1s modest un assummg lad has served the max1mum term at Cascna Hts ch1ef cla1m to fame IS that he IS the only member of the class who has backed through a wall B111 IS a good natured fellow and IS l1Led by all because of h1s pleasmg personallty Remember The Coke man and h1s laugh 52 in ' ' rf .. 4 I I 4 X- 11 11 D -r ' pa . . . . , 7 - s a ' 1 a ' n 3 - DANIEL JOSEPH SULLIVAN Shal-.y ll? Oakmont Court San Antonio Texas Flgbt 11171 Blzlfdof Intramural B1sleetball Basketball Manager 3 4 Spanish Club Science Club Cla s Viee President 4 T nnis 1 7 n Student Council 7 3 Assistant Editor of C15 cian Din Sullix in h is spent six hippy years If Castia and has never stopped being the eenter er classes but due to steleness eould not pirtieipate in aetive sports during the first pirt of his high school yelrs Despite this he has rem uned an ardent sports fan and hls taken interest in not only sports but in all letixities at CISCII He is one of the renown gold bricks ofthe dormitory Thlt chin out tail out vmlle h1s become one of the best lenoxnn eharaeteristic sights lround the sehool Remember The inner tube he brought in class 5 3 .. . td.. F ,gc . ang- .HMC .L . 2- 2 I yi 1 A 'Av Z y y .K 2 v L all K c 4 A 14 L g ' 1 A of attraction on the campus and in the dormitory. Danny was the leading athlete in the low- , K . . ' - Y . s I ' 5 L . l C - ' . ' , ' 2 I -ky y .2 . . . 1 ' . K 2. 1 K 6 2 C - . A . Y . t 2 . V. .A 2 .L . I 7 - 1 ' 2 ' ' . GEORGE FREDERICK VON BIEBERSTEIN JR Breber 1439 South Trenton Tulsa Oklahoma Ola krud what a num Cascran Staff 4 Football 4 Basketball 5 4 Scrence Club Letterman s Club Rrfle Club In hrs two years at Cascra Fred has been known for hrs wrtty personalrty and hrs abrlrty always be remembered both on the football freld and the dance floor Fred has not been tred down by any one g1rl he grves them all a chance Sprder Stren as he rs known on the basketball court was known for hrs brrllrant defense and accurate shots He was an expendable member of the court team He always manages to have a wrsecrack for every srtuatron and rf you ever see a guy wrth a smrle on hrs face and a joke on hrs tongue youll know rts Bre er Remember Hrs after sundown actrvrtres 54 ! , . ff 7 bfi? to get along in a crowd. He has excelled in sports as well as studies. Fred's educated toe will Q - l u - ' xr - ' 7 b -ll DOUGLAS WARFIELD WARNER Doug, 1734 East 79th Place Tulsa Oklahoma Ill get that hole in one je! Basleetb 111 4 Manager of the football team 7 3 Spanlsh Club Scrence Club Here IS a tall slrm young., man xx ho hrs the admrratron of everyone at Cascxa Doug, has been tryrni., to gun xxereht for meh on to seventeen years and he IS flnally succeedrng., rn thrs felt It vx IS If hrst consrdered lITlPOSSll7lL but Doug, proved that he had what lf tllees And thrs IS true rn everythrnqg, he lttempts Every honor roll hls hrs name on If a habrt he has eultrvited rn hrs long, stay at Crscra sn. years to be exact As for basketball well he just plarn loves the stuff Golf rs mother of thrs ltds drxersrfred actrvrtres and he plays a mrghty farr game In fact xxondered yust xx here Doug ftnds the trme for hrs many athletrc and scholastlc affarrs It xxrll take someone exceptronrl to frll the vacant spot he leaves at Cascra and he xxrll be xxell remembered for frrendlrness and good humor Remember The vxay he could dunl-. the basketball 55 , IA .. Y., 7 . 2 X T C y My V .t ' ,-. l 1. 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' Xvgiqyygiykgyg A The FUUTB LL SE SU Front row. left to righti Darby Downs. George Casas. Aloe Patrick. Marty Moroney. Charles Shaw. Cleal XYatts. llob MartinL Second row. left lit right: -loe lierrey. larry Healey. llryne Vickers. liob laird. Mike lleyhan. -lack Kelley. George 'lhompson. Uinny Mcliee. Harry Milton: Stand- ing. left to rightg Phil Finegan. llill liunyard. jerry llraun. Tom llinkefent. Fred Von llieberh stein. Alan Norwood. Pat Mciiraw. lim Mcliraw. llave Carlson. ,Iohn Wlright. ,Iohn Mcliinley, llob llrant. Abrent when picture was takeni Wlarren llutleii Some thirty-five men reported out for football when the day for the first practice was at hand. Coach Larry Becker took over the reins with George Taylor. an old Texas A. 64 l. luminary as assistant. Shortly after the start of the season Steve Cullinan and several of the alumni lent their efforts at getting the team into shape. Wliztt promised to be a profitable season was in many respects a disappointing one. The team showed its real calibre in the O.M.A.. Holy Family. and Marquette games but showed ineptness at other times and certainly lost every toss of the coin to fortune. They got nothing which resembled a break all season. In the Round Robin affair that opened the season. neither Marquette, Holy Family. nor Cascia showed much of anything. Wleb- ster B provided the first competition on 58 the schedule and not too much of that. Cascia won, I9-O. The first real contest was with Sequoyah Indian School. A little ner- vous, the Commandoes still dominated the play but couldnt get the ball past the final five-yard marker and so wound up with a O-O tie. The next game was the intra-city game with Holy Family. Neither team could man- age an offensive against the other. Cascia had somewhat the better of it until the final quarter. XYf'ith minutes to go a Cascia half- back fumbled behind his own goal line. Holy Family recoveredg the green-shirted Crusad- ers converted to make it 7-O. and the game was over. The team then went to Muskogee and met St. -loe's. Again the Cascia team continually marched up the field with the ball. almost at will. The trouble was that penalties nullified every drive. long penalties that hurt. St. Joes put one series of passes together for a touchdown, and the game was theirs, 7-O. Cascia finally gilt hack into winning ways when they faced Texas Country Day from Dallas. The Texans hrought up a light hut speedy team that went down hy the score of 26-IS. The Commandoes looked sharper in dropping a I9-7 decision to O.M.A. then they did in defeating Country Day. Except for the long distance running hy O.M.A.'s speedy Massad. Cascia packed as much power offensively and defensively as the powerful cadets. On Novemher 9, for neither time nor reason. the Commandoes called an end to activities at the end of the first half. lead- ing l5-Og and so St. Gregoty's proceeded to manufacture three touchdowns via the air and went hack to Shawnee with the victory. The following week found the Commandoes outmatched completely against the Bristow Purple Pirates. Score: 28-0. Bristow just had too much. The Commandoes finally had their day. It xx as on Novemher 21 at Wfehster Stadium with Marquette as the victim. Statistics favored the Meteors in the first half and, typically, the Commandoes fumhled around the goal line to set up a Marquette score. The half ended with the Meteors in front. 6-0. Bearing out the prediction that statistics mean little in this battle, the Commandoes came out for the second half all fired up to go and proceeded to knock off Marquette, I l-0. The victory set off a celehration the like of which had not heen seen around the school in several years. lt was a thrilling climax to a season that had given Cascia very little to cheer ahout. 59 S Upper left: john jordan. Lower left: Vfnrren But- ler. 617+ FUUTB!-lLI. Bottom row. left to right: Felix Park Broach, David Bundy, jose Casas Harvey Diem. Stormy Duerr. ,lim Sentetl. left to right, P.iul Cirossliitrt. Hill liuniptrtl. XY'.1rreu Butler. flfmeli Frie Ifieltls. Cilmrles Sliiiw. liryne Vickers. Tum Hiiikefcnti Stiintling. left tu rigliti Dim Sullixxm. Mgr.. Dick Mueller. Alun Nor' wmitl. Doug XY'.truer. liretl Vim liielversteiu. l.ee llrivwn. Ditk Wlliite B SHETB LI. l think everyone will agree that this years lmsketlxtll team is tlie must well lxtltmcetl squad ever to wear the Blue amd XY'liite of Cuseiti. It had superlw defensive power as well as il knockout scoring punch. The first team wats composed of: XYVLIFFCD Butler and Paul Slum .mtl XXVJFIICY liglit for relwutitl wlule Mueller tries tu get in l Grosshurt ut gutirdsg Fred Von Bieherstein amd Bill Bunyiird ut forwards: und Al Nor- wood at center. Pressing these men all seri- son for positions wits the strong second string which had Chuck Shaw und Dick Mueller git gugirdsg Byrne Vickers und Tom Hinlqefent tit forwards. and Doug XYVLIFIICI' tit center. CLISULI opened the season against at strong Bristow quintet und had ll hzlrd time. winning hy the score of 29 to 25, Next game wus with St. Michaels of Henryettu. The tilt was close ull the wzu'. hut Ciisciu pulled iiwtu' in lirosslxtrt goes in for .1 l.iy- Llp ID fllt Uit1I'!l.lfTlCl1Y. the last three minutes to win SU to 26. St. .Ioe surprised the Hallers hy holding them to 5 points in the first half of the next gtuneg yet Cusciu came hack strong to win 56 to 211. O,M.A. supplied the opposition for the next thriller. it 52 to il contest with Cttscin coin- ing out on top. The superlv defensive play hy Norwood and Bieherstein stood out in this grime, St. Anthonfs sinootli-worlcing quintet lacked the height to compete with Caxsciu und. after 21 slow first hull, the Com- mtndoes pulled LIXYZIY to take ll ii to S7 verdict for their third Conference victory. Hinkefent lumps for the hill in the tourmment. Top: Doug Xxhxrner. liot- tomi Bill liunyxtrd. 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NCX1 1111111' thc 1311511111 11111111111111-111. 111 1111' 11f5I 1.l1L111l1 111' 1 111 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1,1 111111111 1 1 11'1-1111 111' 111111 Q ' A 1 ' ' 1 17 g 1111' 1 111111, . I7 , ' . Q1 1 -1 --. - z k' ' 1 1. 1 1 .1 - A . 1, ' - 1. 71 .1 - 1 7' 1 - ' , . 'L 1 ,A .D 1 .2 .L 1 ,i 1 . I L L I . 1 . 1 N ' I 2 .7 'A .7 1 s- V7 217' T PI 6.1. 11a S1 .111 15411 1-1. . A Y , A . ' , , The next contest was with our cross-town rivals, Marquette. Wfe had a tough time downing them 35 to 26. ln the follow- ing tilt the Cascians tasted defeat for the first time at the hands of a versatile O.M.A. team. We put on a seven point rally going into the last minutes hut it was just one point short. Final score 22 to ll. The next game started off the second half of the seasong and Cascia started it off right hy heating St. Michaels li to 55 in a yery rough game. After two weeks without a game. Cascia went wild in the next tilt with Holy Family trim- ming them hy a score of ll to 7. Score at half-time was 28 to ll. The Commandoes looked yery sharp in their return game with St. Anthony. The whole team found the scoring range as they downed the Saints 55 to 21. St. Aloe handed us our first Conference defeat winning hy the score of 36 to ill. Bill Bun- yard did not play in this game hecause of illness. and Fred Bieherstein fouled out in the third quarterg howeyer. Cascia didn't have the zih they had shown in hreyious games and they iust couldnt get going. Cascia wound up the regular season downing Marquette Sl to 2 l. Next came the Catholic State tournament. Eyeryhody was at a high hitch for the Commandoes' first game with St. Marys of Ponca City. Cascia was top-heayy favorite to take this game. and no one thought St. Marys would give them too much trou- hle. Yet that night just wasn't Cascia's night. XY'e led one roint at halftime. Cascia came cut for the second half in high shirits and it looked for a little while like they might turn the tahles. ln the middle of the third ouarter star center Al Nor- wood split a cartilage in his knee after iumhing high to inter' cent a Pass. Thi' hurt the sfiuad yery much. The team kept fighting hard hut they couldnt riuite make it. The game ended with the score 5' to 55. favor of St. Marys. 65 I XY'arner clears the hoard again. XVarner iumps while Bieher stein and Vickers wait for the tip. i TENNIS A Il GULF TENNIS For the flrst tnme nn frve years Cascra Hall sent an orgamzed tennxs team mto rnter seholastrc competxtnon The actual squad consrsted of elght players who were chosen by an elxmxnatron process The remammg asprrants composed a B team As the se ison opened the candldates began playrng for POSIIIODS on the A squad The number one posrtron was held by Tom Hmkefent The next three posxtlons were held by Mrke Beyhan Paul Grosshart md erry Braun Tom Thrxton and Larry Healy held the fnfth and snxth ranks The ler and Don Smrth Mrke Beyhan and Tom Hmltefent teamed up to form the number one doubles team whrle Paul Grosshart and jerry Braun yolned to form the number two team The frrst opposltnon for the team came when they entered the Interstate Tennxs Tournament whrch was held Aprrl 9 and 10 The team was allowed to enter only four players The flrst four ranlters Hmlee fent Beyhan Grosshart Braun were the Cascna entrants The entlre entry made an lmpressnve showxng especlally Beyhan who succeeded IU ga1n1ng a quarter f1nal spot ln the smgles dnvlsnon The team also played matches wrth Central Hxgh Wrll Rogers Claremore Muskogee and Marquette The coach and moderator of the team w as Father LaFleur He deserves the thanks of Bottom row left to rxght Sam Damel erry Braun John OLoughl1n Duck Mueller Bob Dunn Don McDonald Don Smrth Bob Martm second row left to rrght Mnke Beyhan Bob Peabody Larry Healy Al Norwood Mnke Moroney joe McGraw Paul Grosshart 66 1 5 , . - I Y T In , , , , . . . . . , . I 4 K a ' I! Hl ' I I I Q u 12 J A y 4 . .i . 7 I T - - A 1' ar s 9 a i Y A j . I a C 3 K . Y . I I I I 3 I L 3 Y VA I Q I 7 7 . . . . 2 J' - ' . ' . . ' ' 3 1 Y alternates on the A squad were Dick Muel- ' ' ' . ' . ' c 'Q . :Ti ll . 'x I' , C I 3, G 'K 7 ZW. P- 1 . V I I 25. Q.- 4 I V36-, - il v D 1 . s I I l 9 v 4 Y Y Y . V Y A Cascna man drlves serve across the net the entrre school for h1s unt1r1ng efforts rn prov1d1ng equlpment and nn schedulmg matches for the team Hrs spnrnt and enthusn asm was an rnsprratron to the team, as can be seen by therr showlngs agamst class A compentron GULF Golf at Cascxa thns year was l1m1ted to nntramural competmon only A tournament :Hia -9 Lalrd blastmg out of the rough was held among the students and recencd enthusnastnc support Competrtron at thts wrrtmg has been very sprrrted The outcome ns very much ln doubt as several talented lrnksmen are shootmg for top honors Among, the pre tourney favorltes are Doug Wlrner Bob Laxrd, and Tommy Beck all members of last years squad A newcomer Frank Plckell, rs also hlghly rated The force be hrnd the golf enthuslasts IS Father ONt1ll a better than average golfer hlmsclf 61 , ,, , l .. - . . .. .. rv f M' ir 4, f .I . Q., .V :l ' 'K -'W JR- 1 Mjpyl . , ,tug HF h f , A 3, , ,QM I 5 A f u ' , v4.,wC, A ' YE 1' l ' I - -- J . 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Q V0 'Q A x N MQ AIITI ITIES K X1 I 'X V V X J ' H I , 1 ' ' Q' , ' ! vr V C' v Q x X - Y X AVA ,x AXX .X AX Nhhx V xi 'fy V X x f NWA A 1 S XV A X A 'A 'Y V V! 4 Mx I 4, s X iv' .Ry'Qffx X --ax . ' Q . X - X A . x ,M EES Again this year according to tradition the student council sponsored several dances, all of which were held in the Chestnut Gymnasium. The first of three big dances, the Halloween dance was held on Nov. l. The gym was decorated with orange and black streamers, hay, pumpkins, black cats, moons, and witches. Everyone there had an exciting time, and loads of fun. The Christmas Formal, Dec. 20, was a tremendous success. Blue and white streamers, many-colored Christmas lights, decorated Christ- mas trees, all blended together to produce the age old Christmas spirit. Denny Keleher and his orchestra furnished the music, while the many couples present enjoyed the dancing to the utmost. The Spring Formal, May 21, blue and white streamers adorned the walls and ceiling, and this, together with the color of the season, made the formal the most beautiful dance of the year. Denny Keleher and his music was enjoyed as much if not more than before. This was the end of the dances for this year, but next year, and in many years to come, the dances will be carried on with the same spirit with which they were started, which typically belongs to Cascia. To left a group of seniors at the Christmas formal On the page to the right top left Several couples eagerly look foreward to a wonderful evening top right Grosshart Beyhan and their dates leave the dance floor filled with happy memories bot tom Cowboy Pundt explaining to Virginia Richards 7 Ritsie Grosshart swallows the famous Braun line Carolyn Crouch straightens Wally Bewleys tie while Paul Grosshart and jo Ann Egan watch and comment upon the procedure Xfxx! V VAVAVAVA! Jax 'B , f X ,fx V9' W xfx!NAA A. A fx s sf fl' F .T i ..1---. f '7 I 6- ,r Seatedi left to right: Joe Berrey. Bob Laird. Harry Milton. Rev. S. R. Fogarty O.S,A,. Douglas Wlarner. jerry Braun, Paul Grosshartg Standing. left to right: Billy Sherman, Al Norwood. .lohn McGinley. THE 1943 TUWEH5 Xvarren Butler. This year as in previous years the staff has searched photographs, edited articles, and as always has just managed to get the Towers out in time. To have a better and bigger book this year the amount of advertising had to increase Left to right: Patil Grosshart. -Ierry Braun, Billy Sherman, john McGinley. Harry Milton. Al Nor- wood. Doug XV.1rner. Bob l..1ird, ni considerably. It would have been impossible for the staff itself to go out and get the de- sired amount so the student body was asked for help. They came through splendidly and we hope we have done their work an equal justice in the quality of the book. As always Father Fogarty cannot be given enough credit or thanks for his inspiration and undying efforts. Photo credits go to Mr. Ray Cox and numbers of the student body who took snapshots throughout the whole year. The staff would also like to express its appreciation to Gene Yard for her hours spent on helping us form the book. 72 - '-...GPI Left to right: Dan Sullivan, Mike Moroney, james Pundt, Rev. j. J. Glynn, Al Norwood, Mike Bey- han, Chuck Shaw, Wally Bewley. THE IIASIIIA This year the school paper-The Cascian -has been well managed by editor Mike Moroney. The staff was composed of Mike Beyhan, Dan Sullivan, assistant editors, Chuck Shaw, associate editor, XY!ally Bewley, Al Norwood, jim Pundt, business managers, Bob Grant, Paul Grosshart, Warren Butler, Dick Murphy, sports writers, Fred Von Bie- berstein, John O'Laughlin, Dave Carlson, Darby Downs, Byrne Vickers, Clyde Grae- ber, feature writers, Chuck Shaw, Sam Dan- iel, Gavin King, Fred Stewart, Stormy Duerr, class reporters. The moderator is Rev. J. J. Glynn, O.S.A. I The staff has put out six issues this year. Articles of the activities in the dormitory- Up in the Towers-and activities of the seniors-Super Seniors-have kept the stu- dent body well informed of events around the school. Sports write-ups on the basket- 9 73 ball and football games, tennis and golf news, and intermural standings appear in every issue. Past and coming events are published frequently. The special Christmas issue in full color and the section entitled Dear Santa make the holiday issue the best. Much praise should go to Mike Moroney and Father Glynn for making this year's publication the best. The Cascian staff putting the finishing touches on an issue. ST DE T IIUUNIIIL Once again this year the student council vsas organized with Father Winn as the faculty moderator It was started vyith the purpose of planning and directing the school ietiuties The student council vyas made up of the senior class and two representatives from each of the other classes Al Norwood vsas elected chairman Doug Warner as co chairman Wally Bevyley as head of the sports activities and Warren But ler as disciplinarian The class representa tiyes vsere unior class Wesley Gish jack Allen Sophomore class Bud OMear1 Freshman class Watson Linle Bob Broxx n Eighth Grade Fred Steyxirt Tom Beele Seventh Grade Burt Tyler Glenn Dyer Many informal dances vyere held in the gym and cafeteria vyith the idea of rusine money for the Towers The erovyning, ie the Christmas and Spring Formals They vyere two dances that vye could be proud of Front roxy left to right Burt Tyler Glenn Dyer Fred Stewart Tom Beek Seeond rovy left to right Wally Bewley Bob Grant Al Norwood Warren Butler Doug Warner Last roxy left to right Wfit son link Bob Brovyn Bud OMeara Wesley Gish Lee Brown Bob Woolslayer jiek Allen .-Z 74 . . A . . H Y Z f 7 ' . , Y' 1 . ' 1 . J ' T y ' , K V . e . e 'V ' ' 1' i A 2 : . ' ' ' . 'Y 1- ' 'a, A , ' I 1 y 4 , 2 ' A A 1 ai. y . V , y. 1 l Q I I 4 74 4 A . A Y V . y y Y 1 . Y. . it 2. . ty L e ' 0 , ' V A ' . A S ' I 7 2 '- head of the social activities, Bob Grant as complishment of the student council were 1- ' - ' ff ' ' ' 'j 'I x . , , , , ' g ' 'Z ' : 1 - . 5 j f' J X I. 1 F '. 'V at m . 3, ' I R J . dr . I ' i N , Front row left to rlght Bob Lalrd B111 Bunyard Paul Grosshart Harry Mllton ohn McG1nley ack Kelley joe Berrey Doug Warner Dnck Wh1te Tom Rhemberger Second row left to rrght Dan Moore john jordan Warren Butler Alan Norwood Dan Sulhvan Dave Carlson Fred Von B1eber stem john Wrlght Bob Martm Thlrd row left to rrght joe Patrlck Larry Healy Don McDonald ack Allen Mnke Beyhan Ph1l Fmegan erry Braun Bob Grant Marty Moroney Fourth row left to rlght Pat McGraw Bud OMeara Byrne Vxckers Dlck Mueller Charles Shaw LETTEHMA 5 IIL B The Letterman s Club has fxmshed xts second year of exnstence as an organ lzed group It was founded last year by Father Seary for the purpose of presentlng more socxal actnvmes to the students Every member has earned a letter at Cascla for partlcnpatnon nn sports and IS st1ll attendmg school The group of boys 1n thls club take a leadmg part ln the soc1al functlons at CHSCIH Ha 75 . , , , ,J ,J Y . U , I , , ,J , , , , ATHLETIII B!-l UUET The Annual Athletrc Banquet was held on the eyenmg of December l e Ben51la1r It was the largest t e most successful banquets La eyer had mth 519 rn attenellnce Father Seary doubled IU the role of Presldlng Offrcer md To1stm1ster IH the absence of Mr A L1 Fortune and Mr Pat Malloy sub trtuted for Mr Stephen Cullman IS the pr1nc1pal spelk er After a yery rnterestrny, talk by Mr M11 loy the football and basketball squads yyere rntroduced by Coaches Larry Becker and Errc Taylor made short talks to the boys of the football squad Hrghlrghts of the program vyere the rm promptu speeches made by the Senror squad members yxho shoyyed great fortrtude but 16 vue heard those knees knocklne, felloyys Father Sprelmann then made the presenta tron of avyards vyhtch were gold footballs letters and letter cettrfxcates Iollovyrng the presentation of ny 1rds a d1nee vt as held for the boys 1nd thenr dxtes Many thanks go to Mr F Keleher Charrman of the Committee on Arr1ny.,e ments and Mr Frank Prekell Co Churmtn Also our thanks go to Mr Dan F O Rourke Program Charrman Mr A B Braun and Mr T G Grant Receptron Charrmen Mrs Grant Hosprtalrty Mrs F Warren Butler and Mrs H F Carlson Decoratrons Mrs B1ll1e Cremrn Smrth Publrcrty and Mrs L J Grlffey Reservatrons The decoratrons were very cleyerly ranged On the player s table were mrnnature footb1ll and basketball players used as pl tee cards yyhlle the entrre Bengalarr was decor ated mth beautrful flovyers and the blue and vshrte of Cascra Thanks to the effrcrent hos pntalrty commrttee everyone had a wonderful tlme If the Banquet and vye hope that there vull be many more like lf To left Pat Malloy 15,1111 substrtutes for Qteye I ullntn On the pxpe to the flbllf top left Cillill Llffy Becker rerds lrst of those reeeryrne footb1ll an 1rds eenter Coreh Freld lntroduees hrs pros peetne b1sketb1ll term top flbllf The populrr ASSISIIDI Coteh George Ttylor s1ys 1 feyy yyords seeond rovy left The I-le1dmaster eong.,r1tul1tes the boys three pletures of the pl 1y ers ll the bm quet table . .' 1 va ' ' 'A v 1- ' . . 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CJR, -11 H1111 15 11x1'11151x'1'1y Ll 1111111111- pr1'p11r11111ry 511111111 111111 115 5u1111 1111111c5 grc1111'r 1111111111115 11111111 51111111115 '1'1 i2 1kl' A v. 1 11.11. A 1 1 . 1 2 2f.A . ,L- 1-1 -.- T1 '1 1. 1 1 11 1 1111 ' ' ' K 111' I , 1' 1 A 1 1 A . 1 1111 1, 1 . 1 1 1 11 1 b 13 1 1 QWT- 11 ' 'iff- lx 1 1 W TO THE GRADUATES OF 1948 FOWIX' UR IX LSA'S DOMINANT DEPARTMENT STOKE 0 FCURTH I MAIN 0 DIAL 2-7101 each member cf the Cascla l-lall Class of 48 we extend our smcere best wnslmes and Congrafulatlon May your hopes and dreams reallzed to the fullest degree Tide Water Assocuated Onl Company YDOL GASOLINI gl EEDOI. MOTOR OIL gl NEW YOPK TULSA SAN FRANCISCO Nll 0 0 To J ' be ' . THE SIIHUUL II LENDX-lll Tuesday September 2 The frrst srgn of actrvrry appeared around the School today wrth the begmnrng of football practrce Equrpment was rssued and we vsent through a practrce whrch consrsted mostly of condrtronrng CXCICISCS Wednesday September 3 The temperature durrng football practrce today was 108 That was one hot practrce' Thursday September 4 Regrstratron Frrday Septemberi Regrstratron Monday September 8 Today there was half a day of school Durrng the last perrod Father Seary gave a talk to the student body assembled rn the gym and pornted out the polrcy of the school and what would be expected of them Tuesday September 9 Classes were organrzed Wednesday September 10 Happrly CU we really started gettrng down to work today Saturday September 13 A dance was held on the tennrs courts from 9 00 to 12 00 thrs evemng There was no admrssron the purpose of the dance berng for the new fellows to get acquarnted Everyone was rnvrted councrl electrons thrs afternoon by decrdrng how the student councrl vw rs to be organrzed and what rts functrons were to be Tuesday September 16 Student councrl electrons were held Alan Norwood was elected Charr man Doug Warner Vrce Charrman Warren Butler drscrplrnary Charrman Wallace Bew ley Socral Charrman and Bob Grant athletrc charrman Plans were made for a rrfle club and regrstratrons for rt were started Father Wrnn rs to be moderator Wednesday September 17 We held our frrst pep rally rn the gym thrs afternoon rn pre paratron for the round robrrr whrch was to be held the next day Gettrng ready to horse around o Saturday nrght Downs' Thursday September 18 Desprte the fact that we drdnt show too bad we came out on the bottom of the round robrn The scores were Cascra 0 Holy Famrly 0 and Cascra 0 Marquette 6 Frrday September 19 The electron of Senror class offrcers was held today Electrons were Bob Grant Presrdent Danny Sullrvan Vrce Charrman and Paul Grosshart Secretary Treasurer Frrday September 26 The football team played Webster B and won 190 Tuesday September 30 Most of the boarders were out of school today rn the flu eprdemrc whrch hrt the dorm Wednesday October 1 Daxe Carlson got an A rn Spanrsh Frrday October 3 We played Sequoyah Indran school today Desprte frve penetratrons rnsrde therr ten yard lrne we were unable to score and the game ended up a tre 0 to 0 81 , . . r p 9 ' . , . . , . . , . 7 7 , . . . 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LASI Al Tl WIAIIIINE llllla Sb Ill' TY B05 IIS lfor ill I-orms of lnsuranu: lull I l J 1 Suite J0.r Nut I Bank of Tulsa Building XX cdngsd IS October 6 Mr X UIIIIL rcprcscnung 'NIRRA wld thg mgmbus uf thu Rlflc C lub slum of ns oblutlws srrcssm sxfcry f1rsr Frm is Ontobcr 10 Roddy Mdimxcll md Imkxe C an Lr xlsuu ilu sdmuol III flu Interest 0 fam fzmmfx ilu Hursn Slum XXL lust to OMA I 7 Of fl INIIILIILS uf plix in thc scwnd qulrter md xxls Lmbln to fumsh tha guns Remember I li X D ilu xx IX Tom Hmkcfcm sm Ld those pisses Nluml ix Uuolur I1 Ilu I mm 'IL mllu Forum IIILIF Ilrsl mum XX ndncsdu Octobgr lv Dunk XX Ima brokc Ins L nu,L our ur thc sus , I 1 1 Y ' Y V 1 J 4. - A 4 ' ,I V 1 ' Y ' Y Y 1 A 4 - K j 4 - 4 - Y 7 1 V 01 1 K, 1 1 Q . 9 I -- I l. Y ' 5 F 9 '7. .,- 21 V I I. - kv- . .-1 ' kv 1 l , . . ' , Q . A . U., ,, '. ' ' , , il lv' -I A AA ' f - 'J s 1 A K . . ., IQ- . ' ,Icrry BIHILIII broke his finger after LI few - ' 4 ' ' A L xx .Q 1. ' -A ' '. . Y ii I ' LI - ' ' g '? I ' ' -N ' 4 ' In-III 7 A' . '- 'ng .mkIA in scrimx .KH rudgay .md w.1s for rlmc r uf A aim-11. TRIRII H VIETIJR SUPER SERVIEE STATIUN COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE r 5 Batter: s Ports Accessories TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Auihorrzed AAA Servlce Rood Servuce DW hm lm mf 1124 ease Thnrd Phone 4 0683 RIJNR MARBLE 8 TILE LRMPANY LINOLEUM O ASPHALT TILE 217 SOUTH BOSTON PHONE 4 4133 TULSA OKLAHOMA BOYD BOND CLAY BOND BILL BOND P Tae- 9- ..., , v , , I Congratulatzons Harlan 8 Shearer lr f -5'-'- flppllanee Eu M1 I I S Q 5..- ', Q! 1 h Westinghouse Phllco Bendix oc Llplllblll sportmgj lus Rolls l506 So Peorna 2644 E llth St Its H Happy Dag' Yes It s a happy day when graduatuon comes around for If represents one of the early successes of the many that wlll make your life worthwhlle and full of pleasure We offer you congratulatnons and every wnsh for continued success I! Ill 1 I U 'N SIIlll.1LfIf1lI 111 lfffn llffmn 131 lf W -1 - A c .- ' it l' in l ,. . - 1- .,.-, 6 L , L i , v- I Q! 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AMERICAN INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED YOUNG MEN BELL OIL 81 GAS COMPANY REFINERS AND PRODUCERS TULSA OKLA Fr1d1y October 17 The Apostolle delegxte to X xslnngton A elmblslmop C to xnsl the selmool IOLl'1f, xxnth Bmhol Mefumness H15 lnveellenex g1XC 1 short txllx to the Student body He gene us 1 free d 15 next lxl0I1Ll ly I1ter m the mfternoon Mr Domldson f C ontmentxl Alrlmes 3, txe L19 tsl eeeh on hoxx Sundlx Oetober 19 XVL journexel to 91 o s only to lose 6 O Dlelx Muellers left xrm xx IS broken 1nd Bobby Grmts lxnee xx 19 xxrenelued lt xx IS 1 tough tr e to lose xe xxcre pemllzed some 770 xmrds Wednesd1x October 71 One of the xx rust bones ln oe Berrexs left 1rm xx IS erxelxel QLYIINIITFIQC todtx Remember the ll ple Hex 1tm lx of I'1tl1 r W ms t slx m fu tstrxe It Pay! Z0 Play Everythlng 1n Sportmg Goods LL ggage ewelry REMEMBER Every Day IS Sale Day at PRICES Home of 10000 Bargams 219 S Mom Ph 2 7943 1 J- 1 3-::::? 7 1 , . . A 44 9 1 I fa n . A- - . .H , V1 I 4 if . r' Ii ' gmnni. 'fte-d E I O .. ' 1 , 1 . . o I '-4 ':'- .gfvf ' . the uir nge xx'ill affect our future. . rf, - A . A-t rye: J, K . 1 . kr gl 11A x'- 4 L V, - . A v . A b J ' ' 'u ' . 'A ' A ' ' 'L in , 5 V ' A y , R V' , l . . A 3 . , ,- L , . lm 1 o ' f '. e 'il lex ' il cm- 4 Y- ll . H ' I E71 Sf'lF9 'N f'M GASOLINE 'K 1 MOTOR OILS Heep Hunk llll lfnrpnrallnn Atlas Llfe Building TULSA OKLAHOMA . xx hcels rmgz fzfzzfufzom G RAD S Good Luck Gini, Keep U1 'lhc Good Wforlx p Almnrmg., the nc rrolhy L c l4tl1 Li B at n Plume 7 2198 TLLSA z ' V . N 11 gr' , . .l -4.7 V' 1- x 'F l - I J A , V' ' , ' . .. 5 4 K' ' . G ' I R: . 1 1 1 , , ' . . ,LK , - 1 ' I G K I l . . . I lixnun preaching the gospel from twin C' , - if ,, yr .VX ' L 7 '-' W g ' - wv v ' xxsi o p o f ' o'o 1 ff- 1 V X , Whats A Enlleqe Savlnq Plan Wnrlhf' 'T ls It worth knowing that your Child can go to any college he wants without any strain for you? Is It worth knowlng that whatever Child shall not be Com pletely bereft? 535, -5' H- Is lt worth knowing that the small amount each month won t even be felt? We glad to talk the matter over wuth you F AND TRUST COMPANY OF TULSA f I ' I nf . - -fl '. X . ,lx -a-si ff 4 ' 1 If V-T:-e i may happen to you, your 4 X . I 'X V 1 I ,.L N I , 'H be Q? 'wif . Y in, Q THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK obr 'S Best Tomof 1 mu 5 Ffozzf Tozfajf' DQBRY FLOUR MILLS INC NL 1 ox om Nxrlcm x cc -- ,,v , , Q Q f, .f 1 IX OLICl15CF 71 XX1 11 1 1 111111111 111 11111111111111 11J1'11L H111 1 111 111 H11x xx D1 1 1111113 11111x11111 1111111111 1111 1111 11111 X1111x 1 111 11111x s 111111 xx IS 111111 11111 11111111 T11f1fU1US1JIl SLI 61111 1111111 111111115511111 Ifxcrx 1111 xx 1111111 111 xx111 111 TC SI 1 mc 11 11112 xx11111 s1111xx111 x11m1 1111 511113111 5 1111 11 xx 18 1 111111 1111 1111111 111111 IJ 1 se TueS11f1x, 011111111 78 R111111111111 1111 1xx1111x 111111 11111111111s 111 1111, fl 1x 011111111 31 11x 11 1111111 1 11 11 1 11111 11 1111 D1111s C11111111 D 11 13111 LQIITIL 111 111 1111x111 111m11r111xx T1111sc 1111111 11111111s 1111 111 1111 111 1111s 1-111111xx1 611 111Q111 T111 11111111 LLJI1 1-11151s xx111 1311111111 1111 11111 131111111 11111 111111111 1111 1113111 9.11u111ax, NONClU11Cf 1 X1 111 011 11119 111111111111 1 x11 1 1 xx 111 1111 1111 Ll F111L xx 18 11111111111 1111 1111 1'111111xx1111 11111 1111s 111111111 x 1 1 ' 911n11.1x Noxcmbcr 9 We p11XCL1 S1 111111111 x 15111 xx1 11181 1L11' 8111111 1116 561111111 11111 Tu1S11 IX Nox 11111111 ll A1111151111 131x 'I111 1811 1 1111 1 xx 11111 6.181 1111 x1111 1 x 1,11 1 111 111 11 N11x1111111r 11 XX1 1111111111111 111 1S11x111xx 151 1 11111111 111111 7 XX111ncs1111x, Noxember 19 M1 T1111s1111 1111 11g151111 1111111 M IT x1511e11 1111 511111111 11111 IX 1 41 1 LS 1111 s1111111s 1n 11111e1c: 5111111111 COXEI' BE ESTES E116 follow 07 M611 STI-1 AND BOULDER TULSA S9 F1112 ', ' ' --1. - L11 L1 111 1.111x' 1115 J ' A . 1 I A. ' K' , 1 1 . . qfrg- ' 1 1 1 . ' ' 1 - 11- 1 1111 xxc 11.1111 13.11.15 fQ11111111y 13.11 11111 1 .1 11.1111 4, 1 1' Ii.11111ly '1111 '11 1 1 1 111 ga ' .1 1l1.111gc. Svrc 211-11. ' A 511111 -1 H 411'-,.15x1. -1 11.11 1 1 '15 1 V .1111 . T111 11.1111c x'11s 11611 111111 2:1111 . ff A L1 .A ' ' 1' , 1- b 11' 111 121011. '1 A ' . 111111 1 11 - 111 1 A 1 11 ' 1 It - At V J A 1 lj ' 11111 111111 11151 18-13. NVQ 1111 13-13 .11 1116 11.111. 131' I b 1 ' -H-tif '- 1lQL'1 V JI '1 111-11 '11 1 -1111: 11 10111 11111' 1111111111 ' 171111111 Scary 111 g1x1- 11N . f1'L'C 11.1y 11.112 1 '11 ', ' 17' A 1 ' F '111 ', ' ' A . M115 11 Q11 xx' 11 :1 111111 115 111: 'P K1 C. Ji-O, pq 1 11 ' 1 if 1 x' 111' 1111- A L' 2' A 'A ' 11111 fzv- 1 L1 111111 1111 xx'11n1 L1 1 1151 111 :fred FORD DEALER LINCOLN MERCURY BOSTON AT TWELFTH PHONE 3 4161 J R LINSKY CO 515 South Boston SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Tulsas Quahty Furrners Slnce Nlneteen Fourteen Qu , . . . . , . , . Seniors nervously XVLIIIIIIKLI for speeches ur bdllqllt .Q , ,N . UW? WEUTN .T i 0000 -an 1 Z7 w I' H,-f Q-av Q1 He s tellmg them allthat 1135 smart to shop at VANDEVER.S.f FIFTH AND BOSTON - 5Il SOUTH MAIN - TULSA TULSA CAMERA RECORD COMPANY R X N X X IxI7IJ XIxN X I N N UNI llllifflljlllplll nm Pundt turns quccn f 1 LI 15 C plrufllallnll Sim I It L I 1 16 III South Boston XIIO P25 TIRES BATTERIES RECAPPING VULCANIZING MOTOR EXCHANGE TIRE CO I T WHITE General Manager Phone 4 OI7-4 316 East 2nd Street TULSA 3 OKLA Time to Re-Tire o Buy Fisk '7 PIII YH IS-'IIYI' CI 7I'IIfS III,l'If I' If'I'f - I'f'XtII IfIfIlIXKI Sl'I'I'I.IIfS G V VITY . IAPS ' Sl I'IfR-I'IIU'I'U k'UI'IIfS I 'xIlJX'II'f KY NI fIZ.rXf . ' 9 V iw I I ' ' ' 'I' f . , -- wr 1 z ' ff' ' ' I 41' I O 'I mm-'If . 'f J 'I'I'I.S,-X. OKIUA NIA I INSURE YOU WITH PAUL S1 l1111rs111y N11xI,n111Lr 70 XX 1 1,111 11111 111 1111 ISI s 1 11 11 1 lf 111 1 W1 ll 1 XV1 111 1 III L 1 II 1 K 17 1 1111 bl L Lk 1 fi. 11111 11111 XXL 1111 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1111 11115 1111 Il 551 II 1111 Cofzzfafzfm mfs OIL CO PA N 7 W -,. -K1 ' -1.. 11.15. 11111.11 111 l11'l1L'l' 111111111-11 1111111 fur 11 - r.11ly .lIlL1 1 ll f' 1- 111 111- l1c111 1111112111 4 11c- 1.1'.11111 1111 1111- M.11'11111-11c 34.11111-. ' - 11 1 1111- 111111 .1111 111111111-1: 11 1111111 .1 1111142 4110 111 I 4:11 11111 1111- 11.1111-11 13111 1111- tLI.111l1I1N 411: g11x11- I ' 1111- .1111 .1 111.11111 11111111 11111 1111- '1k1'i, K 0 l ri1111y, N111 c111l1cr ll. M1111111111- 1L'.l11 11-11 .11 1111- 11.11f.11111 111- 1111111-11 111151111 11 C111 1 111 If '1-111 0 B L A 1111111 11.11 1111-11 11-1 .11 111C 1-1111 111 - '11111-. 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Monday December 8 Vee gut 1 free L1lX odax lf bexngb 1 Holx d1x of OD1l51IlfJU Tuesday December 9 Remember Tex-11s D13 rn Chemlstrx e11ss Wednesday Deeember10 The lI111CIlk 1n quet xx IS 11e1d IOI1l511I mt the Bengxlur After dlnner ind speeches t11ere xx IS 1 dmee unt11 m1dn1gjht Stexe C,Ll11lI'l1D xx lb L1n1b1e to be there 1nd P1t M111ox took 111s p11ee 18 Pflll e1p11 spe1ker Remember P1111 Cmsslurts speech Thursday December 11 XVe but out of fnrst permd todix so xxe eould p1rt1111x reeoxer from the bmquet Thxs 1fternoon the b1s1eet b111 te1m serlmmftged the T L freshmen We lost but 1fter 111 Braun Grosshart W1tts 1xx11t nerxouslx 1116 For more than 115 years the greatest name 1n TRUCKS Whlte Truck Sales C0 X1 est 1 1 15 Gmnt tftkes to the 1 r I LI 5 X I PRGFESSIO AL DRUG HUP We DCl1VC1' N ozzpllmezzff I'HIL I Illl ANIFF I IN lru IX Duunbcr 17 llu snlllor YIIILS lI'I'lXLkl rm lllu rn rn lllx nl llL5LllS Dccembcr l7 Tllg l IYSIIX pllul llflx x l N lou lr lla ull IIL NL x lWLllIII lg lu llm r l Lltlllg l7LL1LISL of l llll Brwtlm rlllx XX ulncsnllx Df.u,nllnr l7 XXL SI1I'ILxl lullrlr l flu llrm w lllrl ru LLIl1l3Ll lj XX L l IX l lx rlsllll 18 ll lk Sllll s l,LLLl11l'ILl' 70 'll1lS fl Fl ll gl LLUY Cllrlslll IS ll l L S l 4 lllll lxnlnllnr s Orlllulrl pl lla l l L s lL lllx LXLYN 514. 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MJ' Havmg trouble Grant PAGE SERVICE STORE 7 LI L umm lfl 71 mm We Defzzefy Complzments FIKES FOOD STORES ULXIII 7006 South L flL1 3 S I ut l 1 w 1 1 es ood Sfomf I I I I 0 1 1' V Q ' AW' 7 k ISI- s., th 'il -' 1. K 'Iklq I1 - .Z-mvl.Z ' 'lff -4 I A1 F . X O O O UI'IQRgX'lAIflJ HY 'l'l'l.S.-XNS g XVITII 'l-l4I.SAX L,'.Xl'l'I'.Xl, 'l'IlRlflf CUNYlCNllfN'l' I, '. M DNS - .4 2 , 948 '12 x ltl KHI4 l':11Sl' lftl O A , F' I- lem Fir 1 Foods Cf sf You 1,195 Cofiqvlzffzefzts W AHHEN I5l'nUTHEI'uS D X Serv1ce Stauon C H RGWAN E5 PETTY FOOD A G MARKET Staple and Fancy CTOCCTICS Best of Meats Fresh and Frozen Yegetables IULIL ROV XX Sl 371 SX . X HJ of l ,, ,t Vw Vw ' E . - 1 at ' -lip, 4 ML, A s - 1 1 n q 3432 bouth Cm 1 Illlfl Scene from O.M.A. game. 1 ' 1 - . . . Q , 7 . V 7 7, .' B01 ,lf'l1'l'Y 1829 lfust Zlst Strcct Phone 'J-'Q 7 'l'l,'I.-'.' 5 OKI.. I NIA Holland CMA tructron Company PIPE LINE CONTRACTORS Ill RENINIQDY BLDG IUISA OlxIA H Lu INSURANCE umlu muirs ll L nu Sr cw marc WI sumru uns ucscl IX urs 13 X l 1 K ru n xlrx w Q oz C II XXL marc 1 lll'lLllX lirx 9 XL 1 lmlx U ERIC C STAHL msd H In Hn , IK ATI AS BI IX PHOINL Niwfll lu xxcclxcnl of lrmm umm 0 I 11 1 T 1 - . . Iril11'. 11:1 L. 1' 4 XXV pl.1y Sr. Mia . 'll .cuz lr Kms pm-my clmu gxll flu- XXXIX' lnur wc pullul 4m.1' at the and tu win ffl-26. I: . XXV plg1'-lf.1Icl'- .xml Iles! 'rc mlm HU rlur xxc Al l1' fwur I'UlIIISIlICl:lI'SIlI.llfXXL'XX'CIIIlJI1 ru win 36-20. T I Iam: 1' I. XX- pllyul OXIJ-X lcrc gmll sqllcczul our .1 32-ll xintury. XXI' x'c.1lly lull tu work fur this mc. 'lz1y,1Iz1 lk 1' lf. XXV pl.1yul Sr. Amlm mfs LII lk ullgcc .mal lwmr ilu-m WAV. - - f.1lrly lun rlmis mc. Jam: 1' ll. X A Il mncll Holy 7. 1'l1 in gm L-.xsy 58-Sl Nik Jry C ' -. J: L2 1' JJ, IXiiLlyc.1rs smrrul I lay ' ' ' n K .lml wc slmll finkl nur xxlmr are rllc fm' ' uf ax A41 ' . ling. MENKEMELLER S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY NLNXI DANIEIS BUIIDING NO Illw I' THIRD STRELT TUISA OIxlA PHONE 7 D711 Dont look now Fred A Ilttle Meteor Lund defies the hm of gravity 15 ox er anxlous I4 E 3rd PHONE 5 2819 'A' LAYAWAYS 'A' BUDGET DISTRIBUTORS OF WILSON an MCGREGOR GOLDSMITH SPORTING GOODS MONTHLY ACCOUNTS INow In Our New Location I-I EastTI'1Irdl 102 9 T .Vry Ll ,A . H 1 'iw , ff I .. ,I , , I ' f I I ' . . . I d OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS C wzgfzzfz1ffzf1'o11,s'.' GRADUATES OF CASCIA HALL 1 ill' IHHF BT mmf 'V A .ffl rr 'ff'r HIM I-Fr . 'HUF Jlllll: rA E? .. ,I I , A f' I ,X IN! - NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA 0113771 fzzlfz 17.0115 HUGHES, JONES, E6 RUSSELL REALTORS PHONE -i-8165 1108 THOMPSON BLDG. BOVVER JEWELRY CO 1 tfcfi 0 llrlflfl DIAMONDS MOUNTINGS JEWELRY REPAIRING WATCH REPAIRING BEAD STRINGING WATCH CRYSTALS lRegular and Double Thick! y L dont like thlt 5r1de in English Fourth Floor phone 8058 Bet o Daniel Building Tulsa Oklahoma wI6dI1CSd'ly fmnuziry 21 XY c got off first period Frid exrri time prepiring for our exims litcr in tht morning ind in the ifternoon ay 'muary 23 The list cxfims viere finished this mornine md we Lot off the ifternoon We journexed to Bristow tonight md befit HCUIECEFI in the first round of the Bristow Tournfiment 77 77 We truled llmost Ill thc xx ry but Billy BLl0y1I'Cl pulled us throu li with 1 field goal in the 11st minute Sfaturday 'muary 24 It mis snowing, is the This slitltcntd somexnhit the number of rooters but it in no xx ly slitkened tht tum who went to fin easy 3916 wittory The setond string, plfiyed most of the g,1me ind rtilly showed well Tonight we phyed Scm mole md best them U6 7a to tike the Cliss A dixision The gqme wis pretty close for 1 long, time but vue finilly pulled UN ly to smrds the end 105 V 1 V mx 4 v O 1 'N 4v' , ' ,gh . nf rv fe, C- n ,... jf Q . ,Y U of ,Z ' ,, T , 5, f - :M So 'ol ' ' - i Y i ' 1 L' r V Y . '-ky '. V . ,J. 'f. 'V' ' fr: - today in order that we could spend some team left Tulsa for Bristow this morning, ' 4 i ' 1 ' ' 4 ' A ' 1 A ' L ' A Y . ' . . , ' ' 'L a ' ' 'L V V K ' P - V. D Y. A ' V, Ji h s i L . -I 1 ' ' . 5 l 1 - Y L V ,Z L 1, , L, K K , I q 7 A A . . . v 1 L , --, K A L c . .., '-... 1 t . D A , is V ' V3 E Q Y : 1 'L ' - Y- 1 ' l ' 5 I . lb . 0l7Zl0!l777L llff FRANK S MANUFACTURING COMPANY Cozzgf aiulaflom BUMEQIQD Bmfmflauams CQMPANY RIIIJBIE PIPICIINF 'XIUR'lC L1Lb IXSLR-XXLL IO S BOXDb fx C C ' I 0 f 9 A .3A,,. , ANI .' ' 3U-?-A Daniel Bldg. juan shows ic Draw his Mexican form I db ll um IX 1r1u1rx 77 XXL Joxxmll 1 SEL1l7OFf1 M1rq11u1c tc 1m I L IX I1I'X 30 X L hrsr 1Qtn1r S Q D 1 1 U Xl 1 L r l L 1 11 x xxu m x Ll 1 11 Sum fix Febrxnrx 1 XXL pl 1xLl NI Xllkllli S r 1e1lx1 6 XY LL ncsd 1X Icbrulrx 1 Mrs l 111l lxuns of the ll UIUC. 4Jlf.fS 7 lllllllgj 111 LSSlX LS un LLTIHI1 IS WC ul XX1JflLl Tl' lk L ur5d1x Inbrul x 7 lxL111L111xr xx 1111 me 11111 plus 2.111 x 1IllLI' XX1m cmlm limxx 115 um X ond IX lcbru1rx 9 XI lsr Lxuxlw lx xx 15 busx S ll'fQI'nUUl'1 flY1lSllIl U7 fllf. PYLI ll' lfll S far flu Q 1m1x 1l l UMPI IMEXTS ul the Hllll E UF XIUU N T E lill IIEI UPATUIR ANDES SEEVIER, 8 YHORNTUN General Insurance and Surety Bonds KJMQHOIL er Tulsa Oklahoma S la . .IL 2 1' -'. ' - 1 . b 1 A A 'L 55-21, x , - 1 I ,J i Fri la Llama 4' 1 . X'Vz1111k1111r Af l in lm ls-z',11ll fr 111 ,. .11 Clxrcm mc. ll-22. XXV .1l1-J sexcr Il lm, in the l,15r I ' lu- x LMC lv 1 didnt luxe quite cnmzglx 111 .1rrx' 1 X' ' n L L15 1l1 ugh. f ll , ' 1 1' . .jx 1 ml' l1crc .mal xxmm 11135. lr XXXIS .1 muglx .md ua: gm . .1 af l :A lj 1. '. .. A l.CQlgLlC f XX' -11 X' gaxc us .1 tall: cxl lf A '. um: 11 A .' 151 Us A 1 lf. Th 5' zr- . A Alx l' l Sci ' ki juggul lar' li ' 1 for singing ' f li lf! I I Q l 1 ll Q , H 21' .14 14' x, I 1 Kl1l'.AA I A Ax:-JU gl A 'L , X X X X 1 1 l X , , , 5 I - 'l ' fx 1 Understand Rrvalry and you understand Amerrca Ed Thorgersen Next IIIUL Grandpa Lets wound up on the ureet of the 7111.11 rex Ile rn hrs da oxx they d st tele up xxrth the puny speermens ol our oyxn prntywxarst era here are .1 fem eold freures you ern fryght luelt mth drmn from the reeord books ot sportrne .rehreyements th xt tan retually le measured In the 1886 Olymprcs T Y Burke set a ord of 17 seeonds at for 101 met lrfty yelrs later a errl named Helen Stephens eoyered the same drstxnee rn ll 5 vshrle the Y fl Ulfli, lt In ln the same frfty to srxty year span the pole xault record has elrmbed from W W Hoyts HJ feet 954 to Cornelrus Warmer dams 15 feet W4 Hreh rump from E H Carks 5 feet 111 to Les Steers 6 feet 11 And the sler rump record of a feet set by Mrkkel Hemmesrxedr rn ISS was slrehtly bettered by Torger Tolele at Iron Mountarn vuth a leap of 789 feet' Whats responsrble for these all but meredr ble rmprovements' Competrtron rrvalry among an exerrncreasrne number of partrcx pants Understand rrvalry and you understand sports Understand rrvalry and you understand Ametxea Thats the way rt rs rn the oxl busmess too There s eonstant rnalry amons. Amerrea s more than saturn rndrvrdual on companres rn dxf ferent fields of the petroleum busrness the produfers the reflnerres the transportatron eompanres the drstrrbutors and robbers and the retarlers each strnrrrg., to brrng, you new produets better produets at reasonable prrees or to prnrde more and more servree Thats vshy Amerreas gasollne fuels and lulurreants are the world s lest at the xxorld s lowest prrees Thats the plus for mn rn Petroleums Progress .1 plus that means more eomlort, more enroyment, more proret tron lor ron SU N RAY OIL CORPORATIO F C ZIEGLER Mmm 510711 mg eu eler fl1srSr IIIIIIIR IND SIIIIRSNIIIII Senrors .tt the formal 1 I I ' O I ,:1:1:Q:g:5i9 iglzgizgsrg: I , , 425511 ' -' sr ' ' 1 32-5' l 1 2: 5 . xtlt 4 r ' a i y A ' 4 ' sul'- A ' ' tl lgl' 'y'-h ' 1 r' ' 1 ' Y' n r . r- ' 1 ' 'a ' ' 'A . A ' . , . w , , 1 1 1 1 f A V , . 1. ' ' , - ' rec - '.. fl' lt 'ers. A' A fl 111111 YC ' el ' V ' 10.5. A V ' ' F . .v V V . 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'v ' 7' ' D a 4 C'07Ig'7'IIlfZ!!1Zfl-0115 f0 CASCIA HALL Foundatlon O11 C0 THE S 300 CLQTH It as 44 Y ky I Nice-e e e Gross. eors of Leadership Simon Jonkows G Sons Tuesday February 10 The carnnal sms held m the gym tomght and vt ts a bxg success There was a large crowd and eyerybody enyoyed themselx es At the end of the eyen mg Father Sears drew the tickets for the grand pr1ze a QSOO f1dl0 phonograph All the ladles who worked so hard xn arrlngm the carnnal certaxnly deserxe our lpprccm non md thanks Wednesday February ll XY'e gt 1 free dty today both because the urnntl xus held of Lent Frlday February 13 Todly xus certunly Holy F1IT1llyS unlucky day because we downed them ID 1 game VNl1lCh me led 78 0 lt the half and fmlshed yuth a 41 7 uctory Sunday, February 15 The team looked good today as they downed St Anthonys here 53 21 0lllp!IllZElZfJ H L WIRICK JR HPI INII X ls 1Ku1h mth Psrnnlh iillnnrr Rll X Oki XHO f blLGlfllCy' mtroducmg h1s date to Fr Seary and Fr Fogarty 110 7, 7 . I vL VA ' ' l ' . 'L ' V . . 7 Y V . V , e. 4 I ' . . ' ' ' . ' . 1 ' 2 l r ' v v f 1 'f , ' ' . 1 'mt Q 4 ' W ' . 1 ,, Of yesterday and because today is the beginning O l 7 , , . 1 ' 'L ' 1' ' ' f 1 . ' Y A Ya Y ' . Y. ' ' ' - - z I ' 5 I CU, . . Ol-' 1 li,-X ' LICS '1l,I,li. ' ,f Nl X I THE DA IEL DDITION CO HRPIJR XI I I .X Q' , F 'lf JN SKK '. I3.XNIlfl.. 1,11-xiklcr1t A-. , Illlllifl linlilnlilug 'lqulmu Uklzlflmllu A PRIILND FR O M FROM Butler, Vrckers, Larrd loaf on Saturday mornmg Tuesday February 17 We lost to St Joes there v0 76 Bum ard couldn t play and Brebcrstenn fouled out rn the thrrd quarter It was pretty hard to lose since If ruxned our ch mce for mo perfect conference seasons rn a rovs Sunday February 77 We wound up our reg ul1r season here today defeatmg Marquette nl 4 Wednesday February 77 The Senrors haung rsked for smokrngb prruleges all yctr now recervcd them from Father Seary who suf gbested that thc Senrors and JUHIOFS h nc thc pr1v1leg.,c of smokrng at some ccrtnn trmc and place lf the Senrors would IU turn ttkc xcuon to stop the runnrny, rn the htlls fl ht mg, 'md destructlon of property Thursday February 26 The suggested plan yy ts orgtnrzed In return for polrcelng, the halls the Sennors and junlors could smoke nn the recreatnon room before class and at noon or down at the brldge durrng good weather C0lllf7!ll7ZLllfJ 0 FRIEND 113 7 v ' , . . . . 5 Y . . . z Y - - ' V , ..-. 1 . . . 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XY'in 15 l p 5 of 1 d Frxddy Februarx 77 'Ihe neu rrrmeemenr xx 18 mnouneed oxer the publle iddreis Sxsrem The Senlors were to hue 1 eourr 1n xxhleh 1ll xx hom rhex Llllgellf our of order were ro he tried Thu ire to 1ss1g.n yues ro Nose LlLI2.,H The llsr perlod thls afternoon ue xxenr ro the C lfeterlx xx here the neu mo lon vlerure pr: eetor xx ms used for rl e fn st fl e sm e e uemonll fllms on h xx re le u Ay Nlireh 7 hlle frst senlor eolrr xx 18 INS lrernoon e 1 er offenders were turned III Wee nesdiy Mueh 5 lle n ul l bm 5, the d xy off :nd the C irholle boys xxenr to 1 re-trelt g,1Xen by Flrher Dowd of Holy Flmxly The retreu ended lbout one Illlfly H I U11 eunlml dt Lln ,n XIIX X XIX JN XRXISHI R lJlXll XS x N X one ll JS 011 cg rzlfzzfzzflmz 9 fY I0 Ilia CLASS OF 48 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE TULSA L I Q A A , f L- ' l' 11' l'.l'fc'IItjll.Y 1,11 lw1'lIm1fr1' HEL f- -mu A -A 4 Al' K A K .5 . kr i KA O . 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V' ':'f Srl , Q A V' , .',, 1. 4 ? 0 Qunjg 9 n- b P I 'X lliiip- '- t vw 'K A V ' ' E Q -I IIA - N, ,. ,zgiljggf , ..,.:, f 1,. 4, Q99 1 ' - I 4' M gel' Another scene of the formal IJIJWINS HANIJULPH EU Offline Supplier mm' Eqzzafmzwzf 70 East 7th Street Tulsa l'r Sclry vxrth Roddy McDowell md Phone 25138 xtkre Cooper OIL CAPITGL HOBBYLAND 707 South Boston Tuesday March 9 Last perlod today we saw frlm excerpts from Macbeth and ulrus Cae sar by Shakespeare Father Fogarty gave some explanatlon of what was happenrng rn the partrcular parts of the play shown Srnte the Towers rs going to press now thus dly by day hrstory of the sthool year must end h rung, over three of the most acuve months of the school yetr left Baseblll tenms md trttk trt gettrng, under may novn mth 1 l1rg.,e percent 1 e of the school takrng part T - I . . i,,,., Li' ,K 1: J, I .Q . , . ,-,- r' . k 1 mf ' '9?'N 4 M - , ,A .. ' . - . i gl v 7- Y ' Y I - J: ' 1. , . H . Q .. I 7. y Y . , . V V, Y. 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L '?1ZiQ?!!': B. 1 Pfflf- d'f' ff l..U DAN O'SHEA CONTRACTING CO. onsultzng Deszgner 1343 SOUTH BOSTON Phone 1 3715 Sexerll of thc hrst round mlrnhcs of tha golf rournlment hue been pllyed md the SPYIUA sports schedule his taken hold wry xxcll Thc rruk rmms p1rr1c1p1ted ln thc Tulsn Lnncrsm Relus and the rennls term hls plucd suerxl I11lIL11C'S find engxged l J n the Inter Stun Tournament L soull hfc rs Q mmg, to 1 qlosc mth rnnull Sprnng IQOFIDII md Scmor W uk is lc mxjor xrrrlptlons XVHI1 thus md thc 1:11111 :mms our school ycrr comes to 111 and Than comes Lrxdumon the bn du for the seniors ofzgnzfzzffzfzom mm ffla MEDICAL ARTS PHESIIHIPTIIJN SHUPS Medmal Arts Bldg, 71 X XY hcclln Phone 4 0171 TLISA ORIAHOMA Orulle L Pruher 7 o o I .X- C ' ' 'f' 1 L . v 1 l -A 1' A A y ' 1' ' 1 .1 1 ' ' ,- 'r A s . 1'f1 v 4' 1 rj usa 1 :A AP V. .. C' 7 106 Wesr6rh Sr. Phone 6-5216 Th-, 1 'A 4' 'o ' I 1 1 u 'A thc . 1 41' 1.1 -A '--'gin' V 'L 1' . O' L' ' , , .. 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