Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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THE THEME Of Cozzrtery, it reemr much lerr than Courage or I-Iolizzerr' yet it .feemr to me that the Grace of God ir in Cozlrtery. A true gentleman is one who reverences and respects in others the likeness of Christ. So long as you did it unto one of these, the least of my brethren, you did it unto Me. At Cascia Hall the stress of emphasis is laid upon the education of a Christian Gentleman. To be a Cascia man is to be a gentleman. Culture and refinement are not imparted alone in the knowledge of Arts and Sciences. One must learn to be self-disciplined. In the following pages there is a pictorial review of life at Cascia Hall. First there are those who by word and example have passed on to us the rich heritage of a Christian Education, our Faculty. Theirs was the tedious task to bear with us in all our weaknesses and failings. Secondly there is presented our Cummunity of Cascia men, in scholastic endeavors, religious environment and extra-curricular activities. Herein we were taught to know, to love and to serve. We are grateful for the habits in which we have been trained: habits of study, to acquire knowledge, habits of prayer, to live devout lives, habits of fair play and earnest endeavor, to learn respect for others. On the basis of these cultured habits do we show our manners. Good mariners ir the bert letter of 1'6L'077l7lZ67Zddli0lZ. We prerent then to you, THE CASCIA MAN.

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araw Sch wa' Wm ry Wfafiv ff f ,L 3 2520 iyoigfocun c74u:. to Ga ' ll 'M UMD - - UK wana... . u usnnum athers M mf a O' UH: cvcaclnzaifuz A 8 fy i - iwffics 7,3636 CIQEL 7-4076 medicated fo ins nzagirzfi of llltlll gb: msn Egg .ixftigfgfzh cfvesirferzf jfuifafzh THE TOWERS - A HUMAN DOCUMENT In presenting this chronicle of life at Cascia Hall, THE TOWERS becomes a precious human document. For the students, it is a record of one of their finest years a-growing. For the members of the faculty, it represents the fulfillment of another rich year of their dedicated lives as priests and educators. For the parents, this book will be a sentimental treasure to which they can turn in the years ahead and dwell upon their boys of to-day who are the men of tomorrow. The moderator and staff of THE TOWERS are to be congratulated and commended for giving us this excellent pictorial review of the academic year 1951 - 52. It has been a very happy year and it deserves the long and faithful hours devoted to recording it. History is replete with momentous events and the deeds of great men. It rarely takes cognizance, however, of the significant trifles and the anon- yrnous people that largely influenced and often completely shaped some of its greatest chapters. So it is with this record. There have been many anonymous but very active and loyal Cascians who have played roles in the story of this year at Cascia Hall. Some of them have been large parts: others have been lesser partsg all have been import- ant parts, but they could not be recorded here. To these very dear and loyal friends who, like guardian angels, con- stantly hover over Cascia Hall and who are always on the margin of our academic life, we say God bless you . There surely must be a page or so in the Book of Life. reserved for Good Deeds Done For Cascia Hall Dear anonymous friends, there is the record of your part in Cascia Hall for the academic year 1951 - 52. Devotedly, ff f - N . XJ' James J. simian, o.s.A. Headmaster Sifuei gullilef llfsuz 7950 - 1951