Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

Page 31 text:

WALLACE COLVERT McVAY Calvert Intramural Basketball 3-4. Speech Arts 3. There are no secrets about Mac. You will always hear what he thinks. For six long years the good Fathers have had to argue it out with him. His academic debates will linger a long while in the memory of his classmates, His talent to win attention or challenge any issue at hand is something that makes you sit up and take notice. Colvert is just going to be heard from or else! The triumph of Colvert's education was achieved through long and hard diligence in his studies. He is deserving of praise for the success he finally achieved. Mac has an inquiring mind and it is this faculty that will pay dividends in his future life. His sojourn at St. John's Hospital will never be regretted, for it was there that he met Betty, his nurse. Betty spent some training time in Norman and Colvert made many frequent trips there in his yellow Chevrolet. However often you turn to this page and read this brief biography, if you want to know more just call on Colvert himself. You will find him convincing, assured, and a fabulous talker. His witty ways will win you over and you will find that you like him. Cascia will lose a fine man when Colvert leaves. Remember: Boy, 1 !l take a Cbewolel to a Cadillaf any day.

Page 30 text:

THOMAS HALBORN ELLS Tom Business Manager of Cascian 4 Cascian Staff 2-3-4. Student Council 3-4. Tom is, without a doubt, the biggest man among us, not only in size but in kindness and good nature as well. He stands out in every crowd, on one hand because he stands six feet, five inches, and on the other hand because he possesses a warm congeniality which immediately puts everyone at ease. A fellow who never does half a job. Tom tackles his problem with his handiest tool, his remarkable orderly mind. He has made himself one of the most outstanding students in the class, and his capacity for Chemistry amazes us all. And when the Seniors gather at the bridge they find that Tom has certain definite ideas on politics. His essays for English class have always been a testimony to his wide scope of understanding. Tom's plans for the future are made difficult because of a necessary choice between engineering and journalism, at both of which he excels. But we know that, whatever the decision, Tom is destined to go far. Remember: Hi: healed debate! with Stewart.

Page 32 text:

Speech Arts 3. Wed like to have you meet L. G., whose dark good looks have for three years enhanced our class picture. L. G. came to Cascia from Culver Military Academy, and immediately made a place for himself in the class. His sparkling personality is turned on at all times and his laugh is as well known as his snappy tan Chevy, in which he's often seen roaring around town. His name L. G., has always been a mystery to the class. We've spent many a long hour trying to worm out of him its true significance. But L. G. is immovable. Neither tears nor rages will cause him to disclose his closely guarded secret. L. G., in the Cascia tradition, is a true ladies' man, and uses to the fullest the attributes he has along this line. However, the fellows prevent him from letting women occupy too much of his time, and all the boys frequently seek his company. His plans are, at the moment, a little hazy, but we wish him lots of luck in his chosen field. Remember: His willingnerx to take 'flue boys' for a joy ride in his brown Chevy. L. G. MURRELL, JR Intramural Basketball 4