Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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SENIOR FAREWELL The Senior Class of 1952 will no longer be seen hurrying to nine o'clock mass, upon graduating we are happy to say that we have spent our most memorable years here at Castia Hall. Although we have had an experience with just about all of our teachers, we have gained a very valuable lesson from each one. We might not have heeded the advice of our teachers at all times, but we are sure that after due time we will realize the aid that they have given us. The officers for our last term were Harvey Diem, President, Charles Stanley, Vice- Presidentg Dick Atcheson, Secretary-Treasurer. XX'e were outstandingly represented on all the school teams. On the gridiron every afternoon were: Raul Aguirre, PeeWee Cervantes, Bob Vickers, Bill Perez, Felix Park, Bill Warren, Ed Stutsman, Harvey Diem, Fill Regan, and manager Dick Atcheson. On the hardwoods were: Bob Vickers, Felix Park, Dennis Ryan, Bill Perez, and Ed Stutsman. In another field-that of studies-our scholastic record was quite high. Tom Ells, Dick Pirson, and Fred Stewart were regularly awarded with honor certificates. Father Sinnott, our Moderator, very ably directed us through our Christmas and Spring Formals which were overwhelmingly successful. We have been thoroughly instructed for the world with all of its complications and opportunities. We feel sure that we will do our best to further the name of Cascia Hall. We sincerely pray that God will bestow his blessings upon us in whatever field we undertake. Thank You, Cascia Hall! W. K. WARREN, JR., '52 C0-Editor

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Raul Football 2-4. Track 1-4. Sodality 3-4. Kommando Klub 4. Raul is Guatemala's gift to Cascia Hall. He is a great guy with clever wit and is a very smart lad. When he came here he couldn't speak English, but he caught on very quickly. Proof of this are his roles in the Holland Hall theatrical productionsg the latest of which was Pinaforef' When Raul is defied to do something, he shows very quickly he can do it and that his heart is in everything he does. He showed this when coach Annex told him he didn't think he would stick it out in football. He did stick it out and became one of the Kom- mando mainstays. As for his powers in football, he holds the seldom equaled feat of clobbering three players on the opposing team at the same time. Aguirre is a boy who would do anything for a friend, and he has proved that in his four years here at Cascia. He made many a lasting friendship here and we will all be sorry to see Raul return to the volcanoes of Guatemala, where he plans to become an architect. Remember: That black beret. JORGE RAUL AGUIRRE