Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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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. ' . Q 1 - .4 5 'c 'g , 2 . L ' ' 2 ' f 517 ' ' ' Y-, -. V , , , 2 , , 2 2 . rf ' ' '-sz r . 1. . 12 z- , 2 , 2 2 2 2, , - ,' y' , W lf ,Z f 'L ' - J ' 3 1 A . f' - C Q ., ,,2 . , ' . y yr 1 '4 , c , c 1. 1 7 I ' 4 ' D ' 4 'y 2 v- T I 2 1 2 S 4 greatly as years went on. In another capa- , f , . A - j. . ' -, -f, . ' ' ' ' , 2 .2 3 , ,2 2 , 2 . . 2 . . 2 - , 2 ., . , .2 .2 22, .-2 2 .2 22,. 2 2 . -2 , . . .2 . , . ., . 2 . , . . ,Q - 2 2, ,,2. 2- , .2 2. ,,2 2, .. . rg 4 1 'Il r . -I A I g 1 f 1 1 A 1 4 1 e . J 'Lys , 4. ' ' c ' c ' 2 2 2 2 . . 2 ,2 ., . 2 ,

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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