Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1953 volume:

if QQWWS Gf,l 9 59 X THE T953 TOWERS Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of CASCIA HALL FEATURE WRITERS Thomas Staley Richard Carthus Walter Broach Peter Manhart CO EDITORS James Broach James Callahan BUSINESS MANAGER Frederick Lieb ASSISTANT MANAGERS Richard Mackey Robert Mackey Philip Lauinger 54 ADVERTISIN William Sherry George Thompson Jerry Wood Robert Wright MODERATOR Rev Martin J O Neill O S A G George Curtin STAFF '53 Daniel Keleher '54 William Doyle . 65 . . '56 '56 um Ill Ill! H., P -,-:..,, . -Q. - 5 .' f'.' a A Y,..,'. .K it Nl' V' ff ,gm '.-' ,Q -'I' ' 4 f 'u' 1, .' 5 7- ,,. ,.! , . : - f' v'n.AA,n AM, Ain. . 191' 1- i ,I Qfv 1 .,.,-, vga gif! ir . i ... xs.- 'K ,V '.:x' I A ' 4.-'-4 4 m Q' Nxf 1' -wg , Q s 1 I ve' 5' iii-lmiii ' s ' A 4 1 , X'r'?' , , 5 in I' ZF! 32asa+ 1 f za-.1 ,f 0 .-wwe., fx .ga -1 .a K A ,V ., '- .-Vw' ,TH-1 1 v 4 P' J- , . r'v,,,.i .10 5 F- h 3. - T 1- .- A , 'gl 'L' i UQ ' , o- I .1 . 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J . f'4i'k-NF ' K1-14 'Q MR JOSEPH A LA FORTUNE DEDICATION In appreciation to all our friends of Cascla Hall and nn particular to Mr Joseph A LaFortune we respectfully dedicate this Issue of the Towers To Mr LaFortune and to the many benefactors whose names are In scribed herein 'we owe our sincere gratutude Through their generous efforts one and all a memorial has been made posslble un Father Dnscoll s name This pnoneer praest the founder of Cascla Hall wall long be remem bered In the hearts of Tulsans Drlscoll Hall stands today as a trlbute to a great educator And too It reflects the good will and cntlzenshlp of Tulsa. .if li QQ. W ra, 1' . X 'Q 13 f --.L T if 3'- Ei Q, . -ii i 'W ,lj Q. , X MH ' A1 tr . . , , . I 1 - 1 I I T - 1 DONORS TO THE DRISCOLL MEMORIAL W C Allen Sr W C Allen Jr John 1 Athens l Arthur Anson James E Allusor W D Barry Jr Stanley Borochoff J H Boyle Mrs Katherine Brander Jack Bredouw J R Burtschl Joseph D Burtschl W A Baden Dr Henry S Browne Elfred Beck James E Callahan T P r James A Chapman John W Clote Ernest L Connelly B Constantlne J H Conway Harry Clarke W L Connelly J P C k Alvnn L Chapman O L Cordell Sam Danlel Sr Sam Danuel Jr John H Dunkin FredL Dunn F Wtlson Dye James P Dunn L L Dresser Frank H Dunn Ben Franklln Lloyd Freese Howard E Felt J E Flanagan Flrst Natuonal Bank and Trust Co J W Gallagher H T Griffin W R Grrmshaw J Wood Glass Ed I Hanlon W H Helmernch John W Henry George F Harnngton A N Jochem Dr E O Johnson Anthony F Keatmg J A LaFortune Sr J A LaFortune Jr RobertJ LaFortune J J Lar n Robert O Lanrd T S Loffland P C Laulnger Bernard McCune Tom P McDermott Robt W McDowell Charles L McMahon Jr Peter J McMahon C L McMahon Inc C A McNamar John W Mabee Hunter Martin Burch Mayo John D Mayo Shep Muers Merrell Lynch Fenne an Beane Robert E Mockley Mrs Ed Moran Walter B Moran Floyd L Martin Cheddne L Martin E R Moulder Homer C Moore Robert S Newhouse Norns Manufacturlng Co Natronal Bank of Tulsa J F Nagle Oklahoma Natural Gas Co A G Oluphant Arthur O Olson Dan F ORourke J A Padon G M Pnggott Jr Publlc Service C0 J P Prungle R B Pringle Patterson Steel Co George C Parker Charles P Quinlan Mrs Charles P Quinlan Robert C Qutnlan Dr K C Reese H Sa Sears Roebuck Co J L Seldenbach Joseph R Sharpe John B Sheehan Mrs H A Sherman Ray H Slegtrled Robt M Snegfrled John M Spears Thomas C Smith Wulluam J Sherry W G Skelly Robt D Sheehan R C Stueve Glenn J Smuth C A Steele Tom Scherer C W Tntus C C Toomey Dale Vanderford George Von Blebersteln B W Vlnson Vandever Dry Goods CQ Paul Wallack Rex E Walker W K Warren ThomasC Webb Jr Frank Wheatley Jr Howard Whltehnll Ben Whltehnll Joe E Wllllams H F Worley H J Woolslayer Joe R Wright H F Wulcox Jr Mrs F P Walter Jay Walker The John Zunk Co John Smith Zlnk 4-1- . . I l E. . lrin A . . ki - - ' . . Car l ll ' - - .l Pal Malloy' dr' Wm. A. Schlueter . . lar A l l . , , r d ', - T i? 'Lv ' '44 -1nM.g'-.fm 4:00 M. ,.,..-an Hls Excellency Bishop Eugene J McGulnness dedicating Driscoll Hall iv' The Very Rev ClementC McHale O S A Provlncral Bushop McGumness reading dedrcatory prayers 1 S.- X, X-,ff F Bnshop McGumness bestows has blessmg 'X 'A 't . 4 E . X D rg v We ml gl' LV 1 E My A . V, rrrr '4 f ' J Y ik r 1 9 z1E P3rat0rB3Sfh00 .5 I M Q4 1 69129 0 49,z9 jf can f Qwfflgg of ' s 2510 S- X-jot own 5, eat nzuafst , 1 Ll V10-, I-1 ION! '5 s , , ll Csffmcz 7-3636 JQEA. 7 4016 Day Studlllfi L 8 :Resident :Shaffer f Qbeflicu ec 0 fri scfufafiurz of msn. fly men H A A N D A C C T S l 0 , Auggustmlan ifathem f lt f N D S O M P L I S H M E N The moderator and staff of THE TOWERS are to be congratulated for this excellent review of another year of life at Cascia Hall They have carried out a very striking theme in making the human hands the symbol of this year's accomplishments Hands do things The Seniors graduate and thus strike the keynote sharply They go forward with a proud sense of fulfillment that is shared by their parents and teachers For them, the end of the year is Commencement the beginning of a bright and promising future For the underclassmen, another milestone has been passed, another step taken toward a life goal Here is accomplishment too, for life is a series of goals that must be achieved one at a time There have been many other notable achievements and THE TGWERS has presented them well In the record of this academic year must be written large and bold an accomplishment, not of the teachers nor the students nor the parents, but of a group of staunch and loyal friends and alumni of Cascia Hall Father Driscoll Memorial Hall not only stands as a tribute to our beloved founder and first headmasterg it is also an accomplishment of which we all are very proud. we set it down for the record that Driscoll Memorial Hall, with all its furnishings, was free of debt in the first year of its operation. Mr. Joseph A. LaFortune, member of the Board of Trustees and father of two very representative alumni, devoted long and tireless efforts to the fund-raising program and made a very substantial personal contri- bution. Hr. LaFortune represents and symbolizes in these pages, all who have donated to this cause. This volume of THE TOWERS is gratefully and respectfully dedicated to all who have made Driscoll Hall financially possible. May God bless them abundantly and we shall keep them always in our prayers. Devotedly, li Lz4Pa?'N-X1z44154I Nsff' ' fRev.J James J. Sinnott, O.S.A. Headmaster Qhministratinn H EADMASTER i 'vi Qhkm VERY REVEREND JAMES J SINNOTT OSA Headmaster and Prior REV. MARTIN J. O'NElLL, O.S.A. REV. STEPHAN R. FOGARTY, O.5.A. , .QM fQ ' 1g.'9'u-cf l 3935 REV. JOHN J. GLYNN, O.S.A. REV. ALBERT A. DURANT, O.S.A. iw gk , 'E we REV. MARIO J. PORRECA, O.S.A. MR. LEO MAHONEY 5C VS FT- M' Wayan-3 1 E Mn 5,565 ,E .Sr.Y 2 3 3 .5 -W K . Egg , Cd In if Sn V. cb, Te V Bay Lak, Hf I Ta 5 vv I R. Au Tl Ph B1 P I ,::-H 5.-' .,f. Nil! gm mf Quw Z V . V' - rswi 8 QPH.f? FSR Asmiew . - . .sm W.. -S, any Ni Rmiyugis BA . J, , A . ,,,, A x, .A U lriiygtis YM. of At .37 .wan-i QV f - N I - -.-- . nun Ri? Am ' V . EMM! 1.66 REV. ALFREQ J. LAFLUER, O.S.A MRS. BERNICE GALEY f J Wg f fy ' ..:.iV,.7 . fm ' 4111 W fallgng -m.i1uu Wflllm lniamgg ml U! 42 C2 '58 28 3 The Theme The hands of men are used to shape and fashion has own destmy They are hls God grven tools or implements whereby a servlce can be rendered both for himself and his fellow creatures What would an artlst be a muslclan or a surgeon without the use of his own hands? To a student has hands play an Important part In the reallzatlon of has own education To be proflcnent an studxes the hands must work hard To be adept an sports the hands must be trained And hands clasped and locked express our many frnendshlps Lastly through the hands of our faculty we received guidance and dlrectuon It IS our theme and prayer that God will bless the efforts of these many hands that played so vltal a part un our school lufe Our Faculty FATHER SINNOTT Teaches Engllsh moderator of the P T A FATHER O NEILL Teaches French and Hlstory Prefect of Studies and moderator of the Towers Teaches Englush Prefect of Duscnplune Sensor moderator Choir dlrector and school Procurator FATHER GLYNN Teachers Mathematlcs and Latm Moderator of the Cascuan and Sub Prror FATHER MeMARCO Teaches Spanlsh and Reluguon Prefect of Drlscoll Hall and Lnbraruan FATHER DURANT Teaches English Jumor Class moderator and Director of Speech FATHER SPIELMANN Teaches Scuence and Mathematics Enghth Grade moderator and Athletic Director FATHER PORRECA Teaches Hnstory and Rellglon Sophomore Class moderator and Chaplam FATHER LaFLEUR Teaches Science Junuor Class moderator and Actuvlty Durector MR MAHONEY Teaches Hlstory and Physucal Educatnon Football Coach MRS GALEY Secretary and Receptuomst FATHER FOGARTY Seninrs um Student Councul 3 4 Boys State 3 Football 2 4 Basketball l Towers Co Edutor 4 Drama Club 4 James Wallace Broach What uf one were to evalute Jum Broach accordung to what Shakespeare saud when he wrote They laugh that wun Thus sayung applues doubly to Jum In the furst place hus cheerful countenance never fauls to unuect new lufe unto any gathering whule on the other hand he us quute renowned for hus wunnung ways ln order to be as clear as possuble yet duscreet at the same tume we could say that Jum has never known to be a woman hater He has not exactly exhausted the fueld but he has explored ut rather well Jum has been an expert un thus fueld for as long as we can remember Just bring up the Durung hus stay at Cascua Jum has taken part un numerous actuvutues uncludung two years of varsuty football He plays a luttle golf a luttle less tennus and putters around on the basketball court In hus Senuor year he has handled quute capably hus uob as Co Edutor of the Towers Even though he partucupates un these actuvutues he stull seems to fund tume for hus studues quute often makung the honor roll It would be very duffucult to summaruze un but a few sentences the actuvutues of a lad as energetuc as Jum Instead we wull funush by statung the unevutable Jum wull be a success un whatever he undertakes and he can rest assured that our thoughts wull be with hum for many years to come REMEMBER So what uf he us the Headmaster? He s only human' HJ- ,, a. X subiectg his big brown eyes immediately light up. ., . . , U f I Nfl Am l Ilf ' 4 url Representatuve to Oklahoma Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 intramural Golf 2 3 4 Towers Co Advertusung Manager 3 Kommando Klub 3 4 ,A 1 gl Zap Dave lntramural Basketball 4 Kommando Klub A Speech Arts 4 David Wllllam Bundy An nllustrlous addntxon to the Sensor class thus year as Davud Bundy Dave attended Cascna In the seventh and elghth grades before solournlng to Horace Mann Oklahoma Mllltary Academy and then to a Mnlltary Academy un Georgna Hts southern accent which he acqulred whale ID Georgua as greatly accentuated IH Hustory along with hus yawns ID Chemustry class Davld has been present at all school actnvltnes and although not a parttcupant dnd a great deal ln the Cheernng sectuon Hus personalety has made hum a quick frnend of nearly everyone with whom he comes un contact He ns also a ladues man as has been faurly well proven by has femmes at the dnfferent dances he has attended As all of the students In study hall know thus was Bundys favornte class Nothung to do but sleep and he really needed It too Cfrorn prowlung the town the night before wnth has womanb Dave left us at mud year to lonn the Navy The Sennor class was sorry to see hum leave Dave has really been one of thus years outstandung Super Sensors and wall be massed by us all during the comlng years REMEMBER Has tales of One thousand and one nnghts J J if j , , -v, 'V X ' 5' if R A ll II lx'-fs HQ +5.- X ' 'H I K' A xx ' , 'lk' 7 fi ff X , y:,x, ' t 4 we t ' K 8 . 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' ll ll - ' . . , . , , . . , . . . , i ' ll ' II tl Duck Boarders Councul 3 4 Tennus l 2 3 4 Tennus Captaun 4 Cascuan Edutor 2 3 4 Towers 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 Drama Club 4 Speech Arts 4 Ruchard Juluus Burtschu, Il Duck has been at Cascua for four years and durung that tume the class has been con tunuously entertauned by hus wut and humor Thus was evudenced by varuous chouce re marks, accompanued by hus tales ofthe Chuckasha natuon Duck has demonstrated hus skull as a tennus player from the moment he furst set foot on the campus He has been a member of the tennus team for four years Elected Captaun un hus Senior year, he led the team far ahead of prevuous years' records The school owes a great deal to Duck for hus work on the school paper, the Cascuan Duck has been Edutor of the paper for three years, and ut has been through hus unturung effort and capable guudance that the paper has been shaped and developed unto the excellent publucatuon ut us today He us a wruter of the furst degree, and ut us thus abuluty to express humself, plus hus genuus for organuzatuon, that added that needed extra touch Thus abuluty to express humself has led to many excellent artucles and edutoruals concernung the varuous functuons of school lute These artucles have unspured the student body wuth theur honest and straughtforward phulosophy Duck plans to enter St Louus Unuversuty next year He wants to mayor un electrucal en guneerung and perhaps squeeze un some lournalusm on the sude We are proud of you, Duck We wush you luck REMEMBER l got a date wuth a Semunole tonught, l'm tured of these Chuckashaws as . V- XX - ruto ' llhl X , u W , ' 'TL 4, in 4, E . f 4 io ,,s..m Jimmy Class Vuce Presudent 4 Student Counctl I 2 3 4 Bowltng 3 4 lntramural Golf 3 4 Towers Co Advertlstng Manager 3 Towers Co Edltor 4 Drama Club 3 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 Speech Arts 4 Alternate Representatlve Boys State 3 James Laurence Callahan, Ill The fnrst thtng one nottces when he meets Jam Callahan ns hns bright smlle and neatness In dress Jnms likeable personaltty and knack for getting along wnth people ts reflected In everythlng he does whether at a frtendly get together or when busted with one of hus many protects Jam returned from a tour of France thus summer reflectnng much of the vlvaczty of the people whose language he has made such a protect to learn The many qualtfncattons of thus youth wuth the blue eyes and wavy blonde halr are not all outward Jtm has durnng hts sux years at Cascla been on the honor roll consistently and has made a habut of outdolng many of has classmates nn protects Intellectual as well as extracurricular In the capaclty of Co Edutor of the Towers he has done everything from layout work to chasing down ads Here ts where Jams Oldsmobile convertnble comes unto the plcture .lnms assocuatuon wtth les femmes has always been a mystery to the class No matter what the occaslon be he always seems to turn up with the puck of the crop We have al ways admlred hum for has taste In such matters although we have yet to learn has sources lt as wtth great pleasure that we wnsh all possnble success to a fellow whose great talents could not help but make hum a success IH whatever he undertakes REMEMBER WHY should I tell You her name? ul ' l V N 't T T 4 ' T C 1 5 . 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M f T N ' , V I - I :IK 4 .. .. . .. iii .. 0 I 9 OIC 0 Z. in ll I U 3 , o-.ass 1 599 sus ,,.g an use mga, s , Q ws neun .vsa,,s m Cx: ss sm s Qu 'Sw 5 has ff su, it 'I nl 32 I-,ss Q 'rs Torn Cascnan 3 4 Speech Arts 4 Glee Club 4 Sodallty 3 4 Q 4 l I 0 Thomas Edward Elnen Tom fnrst appeared on the Cascna scene In his Freshman year, coming to us from St Marys of Wlchlta Smce then he has changed greatly One would hardly recogmze thas fnendly, confudent, and outspoken young man as the shy and retlrmg Freshman of four years ago Toms outstandlng achlevements ln Speech class and English class have set an example for all of us These achnevements show us what work and perseverance wull bnng Tommy has many varied unterests After school he us often found on the courts slam I ming a few hard ones over the net Almost from the moment of has arruval here h establrshed hrmself as the leading authoruty on stamps Has many albums and catalouges combmed wuth his actual knowledge of the sublect, mark hum as a true Phllatellst Ac tuall T f y om s avorrte hobby ns to go up to hrs room, set up varnous aernals, turn assorted nobs on has short wave set flnally hearing the bellowrng KXO Hawan calls Tom us an enthuslastnc member of the Kommando Klub and IS always seen at the b k as etball and football games, at home or away Hrs presence has always been noted at all soc al f n unctnons, usually In the company of a luene fnlle from M C REMEMBER I have a Dutch Guiana Green nt Intramural Basketball 2 3 Kommando Klub 3 4 5513-'l O ,ta Q -6 TQ.. 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Ruchard Futzgerald Henry Jerry Henry us one boy whom we wull never forget Hus personaluty us as unduvudual and unparalleled as the great number of lastung fruendshups whuch he has gauned durung hus four years at Cascua Durung thus tume he has acquured the nuckname Humpy Hump untends to go to Regus un Denver and he says he wull reture when he saves enough money to buy at least a dozen new golf balls per week Humpy has played the socual fueld quute thoroughly and from all reports he has left many a gurl un a daze wuth hus bug brown eyes Hus favorute class durung hus four years at Cascua has been Father DeMarcos combunatuon Spanush Jug class durung hus Junuor and Senuor years Hump came to us from Holy Famuly un hus Freshman year and played varsuty basketball durung hus Junuor and Senuors years Hus buggest arnbutuon un lufe us to be a promunent oul man he thunks that he wull clean up three or four mulluon durung hus furst couple of years and wull end hus phenomenal career un the busuness world by guvung away hus refunerues to hus fufteen or twenty kuds All un all we know that he wull surely succeed un everythung he does and we wush hum the best of luck REMEMBER The A M partues at hus house fail, N Ig., 4 . 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A, T, 7 . . 92' 'Ev '-' in in -1 '. l i'N' 'un we-me-vw 'gS 94B'VU-'QQ' 115,11 ww fwiz P ,J U 'V' 'W 4 lm Cascuan Assustant Edut Cascuan Curculatuon Manager 3 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 '57 Glee Club 4 Speech Arts 4 us We 11,851 3, 1111151 QHWQ' Y 'Y1 lf4 5 faq, Wi! sugars K 4 'ff 34 www-.,, it W 1 xiilguuu., A1sxxf'1, if M X 3 fe 'Bvg,,.,4L M 'ie ,wha M1 x Wwuxgum ' 'EM 1 'WMI Z vt! fu 4 1 James Hartwell Holden Slum Jum has been a member of the class for four years and although he has been threatenung to leave us every semester we know he loves Cascua Maybe not so much the boardung part but throughout the day he us full of fun Jum us characteruzed best by hus b l t d I a uuy to eve op plans and udeas Ask hum whats new and you may get a dozen varued answers and udeas about hus next trup to the cuty And everyone he take d s own there comes back smulung from the good tume they ve had Jum us a faurly hard worker and h us marks have been above average Although curtauled by dormutory re ulatuons J g ums handsome countenance usually may be found at all Cascua socual events Jum has been k d un enough to help out the basketball team for the past couple of years b ount y p ung out who plays for Catholuc Hugh and what theur faults are Thus accounts for our wunless record for th e past several years Sunce Jum has left us Cascua has defeated the Catholuc Hugh team every tume geruously Jums wunnung personaluty has made hum quute popular wuth hus classmates an we know hell be successful un whatever he undertakes REMEMBER Only suxteen more days untul vacatuon Ol' u sw gd t utu' t'2?iZLf21f:u:g1 u , -. 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' ' ' I ' ' ll I . ll - ' - I - u - u , . . . , . . . . . . . . , - I ' 1 I I . -H - . . ,, Wg - 3 X ' .-j I 5 K' if Gael Football 4 Tennis 4 Kommando Klub 4 Speech Arts 4 Glee Club 4 Bowling 4 Gael Arthur Kowalski been proven to us an many sports Who will ever forget his lighttooted end runs in foot ball those homeruns on the baseball diamond or those smashes over the tennis net Many times his determination and drive have pulled Cascna teams to victory from what looked like sure defeat Besides being an athlete Gael is a scholar and a gentleman His willingness to lend a helping hand has won him the gratitude and admiration of both teachers and students With the underclassmen he is an exceptional favorite Many times a group can be seen gathered around him discussing the latest athletic event or fad Gael IS also one of the class leaders In social events He as present at all school pro grams usually accompanied by a beautiful date His latest flame is .loan It T U f Gael lust to be near her Or' the whole Gael was very capable loyal and most willing These traits should carry him a long way in life REMEMBER We do at different in Chicago .' l 5 2-2 ' . Gael came to us in his Senior year from Chicago. His powers on the athletic field have , ' ' . ' ' . 's . . or ' I I I A l ' I S. 3 Freddy Student Councrl 3 4 Representatrve to Oklahoma Boys State 3 Football 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Golf 3 4 Towers 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Bowlrng T 2 3 4 If' Fredrrck Theodore Lreb lt has been sard that a well wrrtten lrfe rs almost as good as a well lrved one Even rn vrew of thrs I frnd rt rmpossrble to put rt approprrately rnto words a true account of the trme Fred Lreb has spent at Cascra Hall Fred has spent srx years at Cascra and hrs graduatron wrll mark the end of an era such as Cascra has never seen before and mrght never see agarn Someone once sard concernrng the average human rn hrs frarlty The sprrrt rs wrllrng but the flesh rs weak Sure enough we frnd that to be mostly true but there rs present as ever that one brg exceptron and rn thus partrcular rnstance rt rs our one and only Fred Ted Lreb Fred rs the rncarnatron of the proverbral rmmovable obrect as rs shown rn hrs personal character as well has played four years of football at Cascra trme he has set an example rn sprrrt for all he recerved some of the credrt he deserved and awarded a letter racket as rn all hrs actrvrtres about the school Fred three of them for the varsrty Durrng thrs the team to follow Durrng hrs Senror year when he was chosen Mr Actrvrty of 1953 We wrll never forget those days rn Geometry class when our one and only Fred Ted comes up wrth the rrght answer but wrth a frgure that resembles a contour map of some remote regron rn the rungles of Borneo We know that one of the greatest assets a person could have rn later lrfe rs a frghtrng sprrrt In lrght of thrs we know Freddy wrll certarnly forge hrs way to the top rn whatever he undertakes REMEMBER Father I thrnk thrs poetry rs for the brrdsl It stmksll' i I ' x K 17 1' xr ' 4 N ' 3 11 11 1 I 3 ' . . 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' ' ll Il 1, . .... , 1 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Golf Captasn 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 Speech Arts 3 4 Na '-+' 6 Dave 'fa xSP sf VJFV 4 4 Dowd Condon MacKay Commg to Cascla In his Sophomore year Dave has earned quite a name at Markham Place One of the more active students In the 53 class Dave has been a three letter man for three years Dave contributed a great deal toward the success of the Commandos football team Playing left end on the crack grad team, Dave proved to be an Important cog and sparkplug for the Commandos After football Dave turned h h us sag ts on the hoop as he held down one of the starting berths on the basketball team ln the Sprung D ave captalned the golf team and was In top contention for State Honors Although potentially a very fme student Dave could never quite make the honor ro En I h D g ns was aves love and he proved to be quite an authorlty on llterary works ns fme background In Englush was finally displayed nn has Sensor year Daves record lad as he ns Dave wull never be forgotten He has buult quute a name here and we are sure has ensulng years wnll be full of success and lasting frlendshnp REMEMBER Weak Show' for achnevements will prove to be a dnftncult one to surpass As fme a wa If-f-'g'fr f ,K X :Rf rdf' fll:'f l' C 1 H 111' jdtjjgd ,Ui I ,s :gs Mfg' f' -H :- I 11 to L it 'll 'Off J I' Eff 'df ,Elf it lv is ,AWE tfflfs I-15 ,iff faiv -1, -.1 Q s '1ff ff .P 37 ,W s '- Q XM ,, . 1 . , ll 'Xl rl z , ' W O , K , 'S lx 4 3 x ss- fis t' 1 .N ,V WW f -1 d', e Y , H 1 f . ,QQ ,gy-' , ' ax ' ' A ' 'Z . 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H. , . . . . . 1 - I If ,I Z if f 'i Z ' ,, 7 2 1 0 0 elm Ray Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Golf 3 Student Council 3 Cascuan 3 A Kommando Klub 3 4 Speech Arts 4 YCS 3 4 Raymond Adam Muller, Jr Ray Muller came to our class from New York Cnty three years ago and has made a lasttng lmpresston on everyone he has met The personable redhead has been the needed punch to sttr up our class and has led us In a great deal of actnvutxes Scholastic wnse Ray has made the honor roll every tlme and as known as a hard worker throughout school He us a Thespuan and the enture school recognlzes old gravel vouce when he struts upon the stage Most nmpressuve of course are has gruduron feats Ray has been farst strung end on the varsuty football squad for the past two years But that us not all Ray was a member of the varsnty basketball team and often could be seen racklng up buckets He also has a great fondness for baseball and can be counted on to dnve an the wlnnnng run when a marker rs needed In short Ray Muller us a clutch player not only nn athletncs but un everythung un whnch he partnctpates Ray is one of the greatest fellows we wall ever have the pleasure of meetlng REMEMBER As publuc attorney Ill defend you to the best of my abnllty H u Q o Q ' f . . . . ,, . ,, . . . . . . , , . ' 1 I - u - 1 . . ,, 1 . mf- wt... aww Student Councrl l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Towers I 2 3 YCS Presrdent 4 Speech Arts 4 Thomas Conry Newhouse But Father couldnt the book be wrong rs a famulrar expresslon to all the frrends of Thomas Etnstetn Newhouse Toms rs a story of a ruse from comparatnve obscuruty In the Connectacut wllderness to comparatrve fame Where? Oh we dont know but we lke hum anyway Toms achtevements range all the way from honor student to actor C71 cheerleader boarder pro tem and state Presrdent of the YCS and to hrs greatest achuevement that whrch can almost be called a beard Tom has been on the honor roll for the last four years Hts buggest ambntron rs to be an enguneer and he wall retire after he has enough money to buy a fleet of Burcks for hrs fleet of luttle Newhouses H says he wall start out maklng a humble S30 000 a year and wlll lmve ID a humble mansnon wtth a few thousand acres for has eventng exercise T C ts not yet sure where he wall attend college Among those he has rn consuderatuon as Prrnceton In conclusnon we can say that here certamly rs a boy who wall score a success un what ever he undertakes, and wnth hum go our best wlshes for a prosperous career REMEMBER Marne wouldn't luke at I 9 vt 4 C I . , 5? 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'A a l ' u -U4 sW', 4 ni,gg'gVA,!1- at ,Q ,wt,,, ,A ,Wg 'V f , WjxH,xrf pr x H I H - V- . . , H - - 1, I - - . . . . . . , . . . , I . , . . , . , 1 ' 1 - ' -r , . . . . ,, .,, e , I . fwffffwgw ,gym Danny Intramural Golf Ban l 2 Speech Arts Sodalrty 3 4 Yi- 4 5 V' ,I gifs Donlel Fronklm O Rourke Dannys grlnnnng face has graced these hallowed walls for sux years He came to us In the seventh grade from Marquette and snnce then has kept the class ln stltches wlth has wntty remarks No wrlte up about Danny would be complete without saynng somethlng about has foggy Chrysler after the funal bell How any boy can get away from school so fast IS a mystery to us When you thunk of Danny you cannot help but thunk of the cabnn on Grand Lake and of the many good times spent there Long wlll we remember hls tall tales of the many characters who seem to surround the place Although Danny does not partxcxpate In any sports he IS an ardent supporter of the Cascna teams many tnmes he has taken an enthusiastic carload of boys to out of town ball games cheering the name of Cascla throughout the way Remember the day ID speech class when he d dnt have anythmg to say? Thus was the furst tnme any of us had seen Danny wuth nothlng to say In class Danny s ambltlon IS to attend the Unuverslty of Tulsa and take Petroleum Engineering Wlth has drlve and will to study we are sure he wull be one of the outstandmg men of has class REMEMBER Hrs bug blue Chrysler , ., I-. a , M x me . r Q 5 r ' E 4 Www 1 l N H 3-A F5 1 d - - a t 4 ir 4 1 -Q. ,r Z' E .ir e sri' rl ' in i'7,'4J-N' H 'f1ll'c' ' M? rrji ijt' If 93 A391913 , to-I ' 5 ' E 4 r, Ak 1-ff' ' J ' 222442 lt itll fr? 'Vw ,Q ' 'Y' E 3,.m dw, 2 5 , arf Q . , rg 1. Q? ww- 3ffpf'x ' -+P-1 1, V-, 'y A f f . ,. vw, at if L f , 9' k -A aw .-e nfl, W ji I I , V ' if A 1, 5 W , at. V rr ' 4. Y J , E W 4 I V I ,re , T , 1 A , K V V rt as L t fl fs' M , H .xi ' 'fr I ' e - I J , r. , . . . . I I - . , . . I , . . , . J G Bob Class President 4 Student Counctl I 2 3 Football 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Kommando Klub 4 Speech Arts 4 Robert George Schumacher Bob is a sux year man here and has been a leading light through them all He started right off by being on the student council Every year since then he has been a member O tt Bob played football during his Freshman year and did a bang up 'ob of tt but he was out with kidney trouble in his Sophomore year He returned with flying colors in hs Junior year ln has Senior year Bob was out for the season with a leg tntury had a Harley Then came the thirty one model A convertible better known as the Red Ryder The Blue Bolt a classic forty one Ford is his latest model Besides this he has always been a good student and a real leader Another thing he is noted for is the fact that he has contributed a lot of his free time to school activities and protects such as the Kommando Klub and the Y C S And last of all and certainly not least he is our Senior class President Bob will always be remembered in the halls of Cascia for his willingness to help and his ability to get along with everybody he encountered With all these qualities he is sure to succeed in whatever he sets out to accomplish REMEMBER As class President I am due some respect W f ' . . . . - . . I One thing Bob is well known for is his own form of transportation. First of all, he TH ' ll , . Ke A Sarge Football 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Cascean Staff 2 Boarders Councll l 3 4 Presldent Boarders Councll A Kommando Klub 3 4 Speech Arts 4 Harry Franklm Slmons, II Sarge though he as an American cutlzen comes to us from down South Amenca way an Venezuela He arnved here In hns Sophomore year and wasted no tnme ln provxng has abulnty to make friends As a boarder he soon got unto polntncs by flrst serving as has class representatuve for two years and later as Presldent of the Councul nn hus Sensor year Physlcally Sarge IS a bug boy Standing a lnttle over sux feet he weughs slughtly over two hundred pounds He was a natural for the football squad ln has Junnor year he plugged a bug hole I0 the defensuve lane and this year he was placed on the Catholuc All Cnty second team Sarge may be found at anyturne entertaunung the boys wlth has tales of pretty South American gurls Then too he has the dope on rnaknng money In Venezuela He shall long be remembered for these and other tales of hus adventures whether ln the alr on the land or on the sea No matter where he goes or what he does Sarge will be a great success with his wnlllng hand and wlnnlng smile REMEMBER and then from New Orleans we wnll work our way to Venzuela on banana boat 11 11 , I - , , . o o 1 1 ' 1 1 f , . , . 1 1 , . , . 11 - a 1 1 11 if F3 if V XXXQL BQ Tom Intramural Basketbal Cascuan Staff 3 4 Speech Arts 4 Kommando Klub 3 4 Intramural Golf 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Towers 4 Bowlang 3 l34 ffm at .ff 13, Thomas Fabian Staley It ns sand that good thungs come In small packages If that ns the case the Tlger Tom Staley ns a lad of true qualuty Tnger us one of those fellows wnthout whom a class would not be complete Has words of wnsdorn add a lot of color to our classes Toms tastes range from golf to has favorute pastume afternoon tea sesstons He loves partnes but an spate of thus he drunks only cokes Tom IS quxte dlscrnmunate when tt comes to women He ns essentnally a one woman man To be a but more specnfuc at as not too unusual to see Kathy wntten on has books Toms favorlte class durtng hus Sensor year was Engltsh Some of the off the cuff dns cussuons seemed to arouse hrs Interest Consequently nt as easter to see why he wants to mayor nn law It has been sand that you cant keep a good man down ln vnew of that we can assure you that Tom Staley wtll ruse to the pnnnacle of success REMEMBER Ten Verbs? 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WW Gary Kommando Klub 3 4 Speech Arts 4 Gary Edward Welngartner Gary appeared on the Cascla scene two years ago and was Immediately received wnth the genuine warmth deserved by has dynamlc character He was taken to the hearts of has fellow students and elected Jumor Vuce President He served fanthfully In thus ca pacuty demonstratung has powers of leadershup to the class Gary will always be remembered for the Jumor Senior plcmc at Grand Lake Hls abullty to chauffeur part of the class one hundred mules In has 37 Chevy wlll never be forgotten Although Gary plays no sports he IS an ardent fan of the Commando teams Hrs cheer Ing voice can be heard at all basketball and football games Has loyal spmt forever upllfts hrs classmates whether ln vnctory or defeat Hrs constant spurrlng on of other spectators has always supplied Cascua wlth an excellent cheernng sectlon Hrs actlvlty m the Kommando Klub has been boundless He can often be seen glldlng around the floor at local social actlvltues His way wuth the women IS the envy of the school Many tumes he may be seen strollnng around the campus with a beauty on his arm Has quiet and gentle nature will long be remembered and respected through the halls of Cascla REMEMBER Has defense of has 37 Chevy 0 A I l l t if p E 5 5 X Jack Football l 2 3 4 Football Co Captaln 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Conference I Student Council l 2 3 Kommando Klub 3 4 Kommando Klub President 4 YC l 2 Speech Arts 4 x John Rockne Wntuckl If you have been at Cascua at anyteme dunng the last four years you surely have heard the name of Jack Wltuckn In connection with sports socnal llfe and all around conversatuon Jacks likeable manner and has great leadership have been a great help In all Cascnan actuvntles Jack was class Presldent an hus Freshman year and has always been a bug cog In the class of 53 We are very proud to have Jack In our class for we know that he has the splrlt to do a pob and do lt right As for sports not enough can be sand about Jack Durung the last four years he has sparked the football and basketball teams He has lettered un football and basketball slnce hrs Freshman year and was Co Captaln of thus years football team whuch through a lot of has effort won the Catholic State Conference In basketball his leadership has helped Cascla to produce wunnlng teams Many colleges would luke to claum Jack but It looks luke Notre Dame IS hus chonce Nevertheless wherever he may go he wall be an asset and a great success In anythmg he trys REMEMBER Are you underclassmen trying to Isp off to me? V xl v S? . 3 fr- 5 y l J -- I ' .. fy f , i F f . fy Q55 b. V , -x-1 T.. Q.--5 ' 4 tl, 5, . . - ' . mek All State Cafholic r V 2 U 3 S ' Q NX , A, ' ls 9 , Awww 4 4, Mike Student Council l 2 3 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 A Intramural Golf 3 Towers l 2 3 Kommando Klub 3 4 Treasurer 4 YC l 2 3 4 Speech Arts A Michael Gordon Wright Four years! Four years seem a long time except in the case of Mike Wright who has contributed so many things to Cascia Hall in such a short time. We believe his greatest asset Cwhich everyone should havej is his ability to get along with other people. Let us take a look at his sports career at Cascia. He has lettered in football since his Freshman year. You could always count on Mike giving everything he had when he was on the gridiron. He was Co-Captain in his Senior year. Mike didn't start playing basketball till his Junior year but lettered in that year and the next His great spirit has made him a standout athlete. Since Mike came to Cascia he has always been an honor student. In such a school like Cascia that is a great achievement. He was a leader in his class scholastically. As a Sopho- more he was our class President. Where ever Mike wanders, you may be sure he will take Henry with him. That is the name of his blue '36 Ford which is usually seen carrying an extra passenger in the person of his one and only Lorene. It looks like Texas University has lassoed Mike but he isn't branded yet. But where- ever you may go, Mike, we wish you the best of luck. REMEMBER-Mr. Wright's answers to Mike's Math problems! SENIOR FAREWELL Once agaun the ancsent oaken doors of Cascua creak open to allow another Senuor class to go thunderung out unto the unsuspectung world We the Class of T953 are proud happy and sad to be thus thunderung herd of young hopefuls Proud because we know that we are graduatung from the best of schools wuth the best of teachers and therefore wuth the best educatuon Happy because we know that we are ready for any and every problem or opportunuty we encounter un the world Sad because we are leavung behund us many fond experuences of these pleasant years and many good fruends both teachers and classmates However theur memorues and many of the fruendshups wull remaun wuth us the rest of our luves The class elected as offucers Bob Schumacher Presudent Jum Callahan Vuce Presudent and Jerry Henry Secretary Treasurer Throughout the year members of the class have been actuve un all sports and extra currucular actuvutues Found rompung on the gruduron were Jum Broach Gael Kolwalsku Fred Lueb Dave MacKay Ray Muller Sarge Summons Jack Wutucku and Muke Wrught and Jerry Henry Dave MacKay Ray Muller Jack Wutucku and Muke Wrught were sharp shootung on the hardwoods Along wuth these were the golfers baseball en thusuasts and tennus players headed by Duck Burtschu Of course everyone took part un the heated untramural games We were lust as actuve un the other extra currucular actuvutues too holdung many posutuons on the yearbook school paper Student Councul Sodaluty and the vaunted Honor Socuety Socually we kept up a fast pace havung two tremendous formals durung the year and of course beung seen at all the rught places the rest of the tume So as the great oak doors swung shut we can look back wuth a feelung of prude and success success due to the personal unterest taken un us by our teachers un our years spent at Cascua Thus wrutes the end of another chapter un our young luves only to start another one that depends on thus one lust funushed Now we are on our own and suncerely pray that the opportunutues offered us at Cascua wull bear worthy fruut and that God wull bless us un all our undertakungs the rest of our luves TOM NEWHOUSE 53 - 1 1 1 . 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Sf I, U 1' ' ' Q ' ' ' fsx:d' M 6 H 49 HONOR ROLL SENIORS Jam Broach Jum Callahan Fred Lueb Ray Muller Tom Newhouse Mnke Wnght SOPHOMORES Dxck Carthaus Crane Day Braun Moran Don Patrnck Conrad Sharpe Rxch Slmons Bull Wallns EIGHTH GRADE Avery Coryell Tom Kelly Eugene Lawson Steve Leroux Pat McCarroll Tum McNamara John Mulford Mike Phllllps John Stephens Frank Wolfe JUNIORS Phul Laulnger George Muller Bob Mackey Jack Powers Dan Slmpson Barratt Smith FRESHMEN Bob Allred Pat Gould Dale Johnson Paul Loop Pete McCaffrey Ned Patterson Jnm Swartz Tom Teal Jerry Wood Bob Wrught SEVENTH GRADE Paul Benlen Jam Carthaus Pat Hughes Frank Laulnger Earl Lunehan Dale McNulty Bull Moran Jack Pnrson Bull Peck Norman Sharpe John Stanton ly f Wiley Rice Pal Mahoney Binh zrrlass men H-.Ep ef fx ' ii. AJK' Front row: J. lverson, J. Powers, D. Barry, G. Park, Father Durant, D. Keleher, R. Mackey, R. Mackey, B. Smith. Second row: J. Ritchie, R. Kerley, B. Witucki, D. Loop, B. Combs, D. Lane, J. Kopta, R. Helwig, J. Zoller, J. Hull, P. Lauinger, D. Simpson. JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors commenced school this year by welcoming to their ranks Buck Clayton, Bill Combs, and Ronnie Helwig. Shortly after school began, class elections were conducted under the very able guidance of our moderator, Rev. Albert Durant. The results were as follows: President, Robert Mackey, Vice President, James Ritchie, Secretary, Phil Lauinger, and Treasurer, George Miller. The class was well represented in school athletics this year. Juniors on the football team were: Bill Combs, Ronnie Helwig, Joe Kopta, Dave Loop, George Miller, Jim Ritchie, Dan Simpson, and Bob Witucki. The last five were also mem- bers of the basketball squad, with Barritt Smith the Manager. Rounding out our Athletic year, George Park was on the golf team and Phil Lauinger played tennis. On the social scene, our parites proved to be tremendous successes. We led off with a dance and hayride early in the year. Phil Lauinger held an open house for the Juniors after the Christmas Formal. The Juniors and Seniors combined efforts for a Post-Lenten dance and later the Juniors played host to the graduating class at Grand Lake for a rousing picnic. As our final year of high school draws near, we are confronted by the task of assorting our education and putting it to use. Thanks to a wonderful faculty our high schocl dreams have come true. We will remember our Junior year at Cascia as well as any-better than most. JUNIOR QUIPS Davnd Barry Renowned for has ablllty to rest In class Who wnll ever forget Gave me a fag Buck Clayton The new addltnon to the class who had the brught smlle and the lavish accent I IS an accomplished trumpter Bull Combs The comedian of the class He wall be remembered for Dont touch me and has attempts at speech makung Ronnie Helwlg The IllUSTTlOUS person from Chlcago Remember hls accent and Fllppy da Polpous James Hull Jlm IS the boy wuth the musical touch Wheres my banlo'? James Iverson Remember how he always played basketball wrth his slster ln the dnveway Dan Keleher Danny rs probably the most enthuastlc rooter of the K K Remember his M M M M M Boy Ray Kerley The wuse ol man of the class Whom dnd he vote for an the last elections Joe Kopta Joe IS the only boy nn the class who can never be wrong Father I dusagree Dennls Lane The only one of the orlgmal sux left from Chicago Remember when he lost ten pounds trymg to shove Helwlg into hrs bunk Phul Laulnger The presldent and founder of Vnrgnme Remember Lets have aparty Davld Loop Dave us the quiet man m class When out on a date or on the athletlc fneld It us qulte a dlfferent matter Robert Mackey Bobby IS the Dr Jekyl of the two brothers He always gets Duckne out of trouble and falls unto at hlmself Rlchard Mackey Dlckle rs the Hyde He IS noted for has romances with June In Englush class George Muller George IS the brlght wut of the class He IS also a fine student George Park George ns a frnend to all The Gopher chased the Weasel Jack Powers Jackie lS the lnttle boy of the class He as known as the fruendluest drlver on the road Jam Rltchne The boy who was trampled to death on has fathers turkey farm Meet you at the Bonnie Blue Dan Sampson Dannue as one of the four ongunals of the seventh grade Although he pledged Toppers he lnkes Broncs better Barrlt Smith Rabblt IS a bug asset to the class He IS always around when needed Two to one I ll make at Bob Wutuckl Bob our own Bob He IS by far the most outstandmg athlete of the class Jon Zoller The boy who has never been klssed though he clalms dlfferently . . . . . . ,, . 11 - 11 - - 11 ' ' - 11 1 . . ,, . . 11 - - 11 - - - - 11 1 ' 11 . , . . . . . 11 ' 11 - - - 11 - - - 11 11 1 11 . .' . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . , 11 . ,, , . 11 1 - 11 1 'I T.- ,. t,. -LL .iw Mk tx Front row: C. Sharpe, B. Moran, B. Aby, B. Sherry, H. Corbett, Father M. J. Porreca, J. Dunkin, T. Mason L. Strain, R. McBride, J. Collins. Second row: J. Dillard, G. Curtin, T. Ruysser, B. Wallace, W. Rice, G. Victor, P. Tomer, J. Gilbert, D. Bisett, R. Robinson, B. Doyle. Back row: F. Nieberding, C. Day, J. O'Rourke, D. Carthaus, R. Stephens, D. Patrick, R. Simons, l. Allen, C. Gilliard. SOPHOMORE CLASS Another year has gone by and surprisingly the Sophomore class of 52-53 and the school both have survived. The gentlemen CU coming back from the previous year or years are: Aby, Bisett, Carthaus, Corbett, Curtin, Day, Doyle, Herndon, Martin, Mason, Moran, O'Rouke, Robinson, Sharpe, Sherry, Simons, Stephens, Strain, Thompson, Tomer, and Wallis. The new members are: Allen, Collins, Dunkin, Gilbert, Gilliard, Laird, Nieberding, Rice, Ruysser, Victor, and Wynn. The social life of the class itself was very limited. lt included a class party at Bill Doyle's house and a party given by Roger Stephens and Tommy Thompson. Father Porreca was our moderator and under his supervision we elected C. Sharpe, President, C. Gilliard, Vice President, B. Sherry, Secretary. The class was represented in sports by Collins, Corbett, Gilbert, Gilliard, Hern- don, Patrick, Rice and Simons who were on the varsity football team with C. Day as Manager. Corbett and Moran were the representatives from our class on the basketball team. Carthaus, Corbett, Sherry, and Herndon were all on the golf team, Tomer, Herndon, Wallis, Stephens, Moran, and Thompson composed two bowling teams in the High School League. P sr, A ,Q f5,P.+', F1 'ff k' '1 ul - ru! 151 SOPHOMORE QUIPS B Aby Mournang after the O U N D game I Allen Better foreagn fash D Bassett Martan s eye Carthaus Orataons an Cavacs class J Collans Has expensave poker partaes Corbett Starrang performance an Englash class Curtan Has Cavalaers Day Abalaty to grade Cavacs papers Dallard Loly pop Dunkan Joker Galbert Has Texas talk Gallaard Has many names Herndon Has love for roomy hay rades Laard Has abalaty to get along wath our class Martan Escapades an Dallas Mason Has excatang socaal lafe Moran How to be a Senator an IO easy lessons Naeberdang Accuracy wath an eraser O Rourke Promptness an the mornang Patrack Has buzzang of has classmates an has aarplane W Race Waat awhale crocadale R Robanson Oh me and my Ferrara' T Ruysser Has abalaty to follow C Sharpe Has off hand knowledge of most everythang W Sherry Carry me back to old Varganny' R Samons 759 Bowlang average R Stephens Has many wald dates L Straan I was lust kaddang G Thompson Webster says P Tomer Has forceful personalaty G Vactor Cartoon sketches W Wallas I wouldn t have one of those tanny Cadallacs J Wynn How as tha one done D. - . . . . I H- - . . . n o. ' - ' ' C' - .. . . . J. ' - - J. ' - J. ' - ' . c. ' ' - ' . s. - ' -' . J' . -. .. , ,, ,, . a. ' - ' . T' - . .. . . U B. - ' . F. . . - . . J. ' - ' ' . D' . -. . . . . . y . 1 b - CLASS A Top row, left to right: T. Teal, W. Barnes, J. Philips, D. Johnson, O. Lorehne, J. Daily, T. Vorhies, J. Wood. Center row: M. Ebenhack, J. Bever, N, Patterson, H. Soliday, G, Moulder, P, Manhart, W. Broach, B. Wright, P. Gould, D. Rouke, P. Mahoney. Bottom row: G. Moulder, M. Faught, J. Swartz, D. Bible, J. Benson, M. Griswold. MODERATOR Father LaFleur CLASS A FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen class of 1952-53 broke a record for enrollment with a total of 54 members, the largest Freshmen class in the history of Cascia Hall. New mem bers were: J. Daily, M. Faught, M. Griswald, O. Lorhen, P. Mahoney, T. Teal T. Voorhees, H. Erickston, R. Harris, D. Romero, J. Simmons With Fr. LaFleur as moderator, this years Freshmen class officers were: J Wood, President, W. Broach, Vice President, J. Benson, Secretary, and Sandy Revilie, Treasurer. Our social activities included the Christmas formal and the Spring formal with the Freshmen well represented. At the beginning of the school term, Fr. LaFleur, our moderator, scheduled weekly Mixer's held each Friday night alternating with Monte Cassino. These gatherings proved to be a great success and were well attended by our class. Our annual picnic was held at Mohawk and Lakeview parks and enioyed by all. Thanks to the Fathers for keeping us in line and letting us have so much fun on this occasion. Our class was well represented in sports this year. In football were P. Loop, H. Armer, N. Patterson, and D. Rourke. ln basketball were W. Broach, R. Alred, T. Vickers, P. Loop, J. Lindstrom, P. McCaffrey, B. Perltz. Our first year of high school at Cascia Hall will always be remembered and we want to express our appreciation to the Fathers for their help in making it a success. We hope that the three years ahead at Cascia will be as successful. 'hi..5,p w '52 'H a P- - Q l '.f..,,:-h, - Lt ' x , Y.'.L.'T.g .. Lvl' aglsfd Q . I .' N -hi 2 'ks CLASS B FRESHMAN QUIPS CLASS A B. Allred-Mr. Mahoney and essays. W. Barnes-Rewriting the General Science book. J. Beaver-Father Durant asking for excuses. J. Benson-Funny laugh and Father Porreca. D. Bible- With my name, I'm well read. W. Broach-Girls, call 72-4509. J. Daily-Robin Hood and his drawings. M. Fought- The Quiet Man. P. Gould-Building airplanes in class. M. Griswald- The VentriIoquist. D. Johnson- Jet Pilot. O. Lorhen-His bright red shirt. P. Mahoney-His innocent look. CLASS B Top row, left to right: J Mulrenn J Breadinger, S. Revely, B. Perltz T Vick ers, P. Loop, S. Shield, L Chapman Center row: T. O'Reilly, J Ingram P McCaffrey, H. Armor, J. Pr ce P Ginley, J. Lindstrom, J. Blackard Bottom row: M. Berry, A Wrlmeth B Williams, R. Goodhead, R Gonzales F Twiehaus. MODERATOR Father LaFleur FRESHMAN QUIPS IContmuedI P Manhart Has heated debates wuth Father Porreca Gran Moulder Father Durant and Englush Greg Moulder Funny stones N Patterson Bug athlete J Phllllps Remember has alrplanes D Rourke The Ink bottle H Solllday Hrs funny faces J Swartz The brain T Teal Mr Mahoney and the basketball T Voorhees Hrs day dreamnng M Walsh In cowboy boots stnll 4 II Wood Hls sllppung from A s to C s Wnght As a boarder pro tem CLASS B Armer More hunting bait for my arrows Barry Remember the beauty shop Blackhard Just :sn t anything funny Bredenger Bug Jam Chapman I got the car tonlght M Ebenhack I desure hockey next year In Tulsa Gonzales I want more boys from Mexlco Hams A prospectlve tackle Ingram A qulet gentleman Llndstrom Spare us Oga Loop Our class athlete McCaffery I hate you McGinley Me beat em Mulrenun The Flipper OReuIIy Irlsh'P Perlutz Back un Houston Pruce I luke the trucks at Shouthern Hllls Revely Kansas Cnty Ktd D Romero More guys to speak Spamsh Shtelds I want a different roommate Twuehaus Baby Face Vnckers Father dad you know my brothers Wullaams Our Inttle man A Wnlmeth Please no homework In Latun J. - ' ' ' ' ' . R. ' - , . H. - ' ' . M. - . J. - ' ' ' . J. - ' ' . L. - ' . H. Ericksten-Of Broken Arrow. R. - ' . R. ' - ' . R. - ' . J. ' - . P. - . P. - . P. ' - ' up. J. ' - ' . T. ' ' - ' . B. ' - ' . J. ' - ' ' . S. - ' ' . S. ' - ' . F. ' - . T. ' - , ' . B, . . - . I F ..1 'gb Pl D , gtxt 1' ' 'Q iTFI.f.'Lg-1.4 'BJ-1 .3 L lil- LL 'K ' E 'i .2-A if I EIGHTH GRADE P - . - 7.' T R'4 l Q .LBP YL, l si QU W' 35' 'J UAW' 1 Front row: M. Phillips, A. Coryell, T, Kelly, J. Stephens, E. Stone, J. Mulford, Moderator, Fr. Spielmann M. Gilmartin, J, Thomas, M. Curtain, T. McNamar and A, Oliver. Center row: Hood, S. Leroux, J. Holland, J. Snedden, W. Mitchell, P. McCarroll. Back row: C. Tanner, R, Graeber, E. Lawson, F. Wolfe, J. Paschal, T. Reiter, J. Goodpastor, J. Johnson J. Linihan, T. Knight, D. Hpwlett, B, Blaylock, and M. Lang, SEVENTH GRADE - s. ' . , i 1111 jg. ia ir' fu ' '-4,-. . 7' ' - Y 0 T fs I 'rf , .xlasz , 4:78 LFS- to VL V 'V Front row: D. Parkey, J. Pirson, R. Ryan, B. Pike, M. Ingram, B. Peck, J, Coleman, Moderator, Mr. Mahoney, J. Stowell, J. Ennis, J, Jarboe, D. Goff, T, Boylan, D. Randall, and J. Atkins. Center row: P. Hughes, M. Fleming, S. Wolfe, P. Benien, and G. Wheatley. Back row: R. Atcheson, P. Atkins, N. Sharpe, J. Carthaus, D. McNulty, B. Moran, E. Linehan, T. Jensen, J. Stanton, F. Lauinger, and J. Taylor. EIGHTH GRADE Our class the eughth grade was honored thus year by the presence of eleven new members They were H Hood T Knught E Lawson R Morruson J Pascal R Romero J Snedden P Spurgen and C Stone Thus brungs our enrollment up to thurty three makung us one of the larger classes un the school Under the durectuon of our very fune moderator Father Spuelman we elected class offucers at the furst class meetung D Howlett was elected Presudent T Kelly the Vuce Presudent S Leroux the Secretary and J Stephans Treasurer Wuth the help of Mr Mahoney we along wuth the seventh grade organuzed the untramurals for 1953 Our class was duvuded unto A and B teams and over a number of weeks we played a serues of games wuth the seventh grade wunnung the maloruty of them We also had a game wuth the Freshmen whuch we lost Then we won the cuty champuonshups both football and basketball The teams were composed of boys from both the seventh and eughth grades At the end of the season those who had played enough munutes were awarded a munuature C to wear on theur sweaters Our class pucnuc was one of the bug days of the year Early on the mornung of May 22 we lourneyed to Mowhawk Park were we enloyed lunch and played games Thus together wuth our partues and dances wull long be remembered We all are lookung forward to next year when we can enter the hugh school Nevertheless we wull always look back on the days we spent un the eughth grade as some of our happuest SEVENTH GRADE makung new fruends and fundung our way around the school Soon though we were sutuated and settled down unto a new phase of our school lufe At our furst class meetung we elected offucers They were as follows N Sharpe Presudent D McNulty Secretary S Wolfe Vuce Presudent and E Lunehan Treasurer Under the durectuon of our moderator and Coach Mr Leo Mahoney we played Intramural basketball wuth the eughth grade We lost most of our games but we managed to beat them occasuonally Maybe next year after we have had more practice we wull be able to play them un a return match We felt very proud of the boys on the Gold Honor Roll They were N Sharpe F Laulnger and E Lunehan The Sulver Honor Roll certufucates were won by P Benuen J Carthaus P Hughes W Moran W Peck J Purson W Stanton and J Barnes These boys were not only students but the leaders un all class actuvutues socual as well as athletuc The school year closed wuth a bug class pucnuc at Mowhawk Park All the boys stuffed themselves wuth hot dogs and played games In all ut was a very en loyable day We all suncerely enuoyed our furst year at Cascua We are now begunnung to realuze what good men our teachers are wuth theur abuluty to teach us so much We all look forward to our next year and hope ut wull be as good as thus one has been , . I . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - I l . . , . , . , . , . . ' I . I . ' I , , , . I . . . ll ll I I . . I We began our year with thirty-six boys. The first few days were spent in ' I , . 1 . , 1 - , ' ' 2 - , - . I ' I ' I ' I , . I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' u I -- O 1 - , . Aly. . ,', 1 T , alia H ' gf 0, fs f-wig M who! Ebn ff ,M . f .-ff' , W ,371 ,,- 2 ff ff, W' f- ,,M' K I sv H ,, , an ,. . at it 2 gamut!! Ayh 'X QL! Q 2 A5 J, . Q W-9 J 'F .f . - Q , u V . ,gil l 'B-CCF! Ya 1 2 1 mf Kin , 9 fa M I L, 353 31 f ilasllllllllfmd - 1 Hr-f .':g,l. v n,. 4- 0 ' F I 'L , 35. 4 ,, 5235- 59 ATHLETIC MED JOHN ROCKNE WITU 41,2 CONRAD SHARPE EIGHTH GRADE DAVID HOWLETT JUNIOR BOB MACKEY JERRY WOOD NX ' SEVENTH GRADE NORMAN SHARPE in 1 . YQ, ' ' 5' 7 L? a f 94 ', ,- J '!'1jf v 5 A ,A 212 gf, ,WN 1 :ff -'4' ,fs 'JU ' EE? X 7 1 - - ' '-tr ' 1 ' 35 ' f 'fi '7 5 . ' ' H .lffjs fl, ff if 5 'ff' 1' xl 0. gf- , , ,A ,ig ,Z 4 N fx f- ' .' 1 Y ' 1 f . 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GEORGE PARK In order to be com- pletely thrifty we must be industrious in a q u i r i n g wealth, orderly and con- sistent in our saving, and very wise in the manage- ment or spending of our money . . . Most people are prosperous because ot good habits, carefulness in spending and budgeting. THRIFT ESSAY WINNERS JAMES L. CALLAHAN, Ill Awarded the American History Medal Donated by the Knights of Columbus MIKE PHILLIPS Many people are incon- sistent in their practice of thrift like the man who scrimped and saved all year . . . then, one clay . . . flicked a still lighted cigarett into a pile of dry straw. The ensuing fire de- stroyed a thousand acres of pasture land. N S E T W U D E N T S Back row: J. Winn, J. Morrison, T. Thompson, G. Miller, L. Martin, S. Herndon, R. Allred, C. Romero, J. McMillian. Front row: P. Spurgin, J. Barrett, R. Harris, J. Simmons, R. Romero, H. Erickston, Father Sinnott, P. Clarke, R. Barnes, W. Thompson, W. Laird, T. Simons, B. Clayton. 66 HONORABLE MENTION JUNIORS Jim Hull Towers Advertising Staff of 1954 Jim Iverson Cascian Staff of 1954 Dan Keleher Towers Advertising Staff of 1954 Bob Mackey Towers Co Editor in 1954 Dick Mackey Towers Co Editor in 1954 Jon Zollar School Reporter for the Tulsa Tribun in 1 4 SOPHOMORES Crane Day Football Manager in 1953 Brian Moran Cascian Sports Reporter in 1954 Bill Sherry Commando Cheerleader in 1953 Tommy Thompson Cascian Staff of 1954 FRESHMEN Bobby Allred Football Manager in 1953 Walter Broach Towers Staff of 1954 Dale Johnson School Band Peter Manhart Towers Staff of 1954 Jerry Wood Towers Staff of 1954 1954 FOOTBALL TEAM PROSPECTS Bill Combs Joe Kopta Phil Lauinger Dave Loop George Miller Jim Ritchie John Gilbert Charles Gilliard Seth Herndon John ORourke Don Patrick Wiley Rice Rich Simons Paul Loop Ned Patterson and Joe Price 1954 BASKETBALL TEAM PROSPECTS Phil Lauinger Dave Loop Bob Mackey Dick Mackey George Miller George Park Jirn Ritchie Dan Simpson Bob Witucki Brian Moran Jack Winn Bobby Allred Milton Berry Walter Broach Jere Lindstrom Paul Loop Pete McCattery Ned Patterson and Tommy Vickers 1954 GOLF TEAM PROSPECTS Tommy Vickers Joe Price Harold Corbett Duck Carthus and Bill Sherry 1954 TENNIS TEAM PROSPECTS Jack Wann Phil Lauinger Jere Lindstrom Bill Wallis - ' e' 95 . Dan Simpson, Bob Witucki, Dick Carthaus, John Collins, Harold Corbett, Bill Doyle, TOWERS YEARBOOK CASCIAN NEWSPAPER HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL DEBATING SOCIETY SODALITY KOMMANDO KLUB YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS CHOIR BAND LETTERMAN S CLUB BOWLING LEAGUE PARENT TEACHERS FORUM CATHOLIC YOUTH RALLY DRAMATIC CLUB SCHOOL PLAYS VARSITY SPORTS INTRANIURALS DANCES 13, 6 mf Qctihities THE TOWERS Papers, pictures, typewriters and more piles of paper. The yearbook took on the appearance of utter confusion as the deadline loomed closer and closer. It was rumored that they even had to pipe oxygen in through the smoke and piles of copy, as Jim Broach and Jim Callahan, the Co-Editors of the Towers, worked furiously to complete the sizable task of compiling several months accumulation of ads, pictures, and copy. In these last few days before deadline, work lasted into the wee hours of the morning as was evidenced by those blank stares and yawns during class the next day. Sounds pretty confus- ing doesn't it? Well, in spite of all the rushing about the results were quite singular in quality. The '53 edition of the Towers has completely surpassed all others. The increase not only in the number but in the quality of pictures and copy and the addition of a brand new Who's Who section have contributed substantially to it's extraordinary success. The moderator of the Towers this year has been Rev. Martin J. O'Neill who has acted quite capably in that capacity. Father O'Neill has held this position for the past five years and his ex- perience has been an invaluable aid. The crisis has passed now and the Towers has been unveiled to the public. One question how- ever, might remain in the back of our honorable reader's mind. What has become of the men on the staff? Well, they have recuperated for the most part from their harrowing night in that smoke-filled den. They have now rather gen- erously bestowed the compiling of next year's Towers on their lucky successors. THE CASCIAN The Cascian this year has been subiected to a series of improvements with regard to content as well as to form. The staff was somewhat smaller than in previous years but this condition was offset by a great increase of talent. The Advertising department reached a peak in efficiency this year thus allowing the Editor and his assistants more time for improving feature articles and other departments. The addition of a staff artist and the sparkling patter of the Super Seniors among other features contributed to a great extent in furthering this year's readability campaign. The introduction of a very different type of cover for the basketball issue set a precedent for the years to come. Up to this year there had been no definite policy with regard to printing editorials and fea- tures. They have been thus far treated haphaz- ardly, that is, included only as extra material. For the future however, it has been considered that some of the space given to class notes might be more adequately disposed of in the form of editorials and new feature articles. An increase of pictures is anticipated. We believe that this in itself is an extremely vital factor in the success of any newspaper. We are certain that if the Cascian continues to improve at the present rate, it can within a few years be developed into the most unique and readable high school newspaper in the state. H R 0 O N L Q L R Left to right: J. Linehan, B. Moran, F. Lauinger, D. Carthus, C. Sharp, M. Philips, J. Callahan, T. Newhouse. GOLD CERTIFICATE AWARDS SlLVER CERTlFlCATE AWARDS Top row, lef1 to righf, P, Benign, Top row, left to right: P. McCaffrey, J. Wood, R. Miller, F. Lieb J. Pirson, R. Ryan, G. Lawson, J, G. Miller, J. Callahan, D. Simpson, C. Day, M. Wright, P. Mahoney Mulford, D, McNulty, J, Carfhus, D. Johnson, P. Loop, W. Rice, R. Simons, B. Smith, B. Mackey, J B. Moran, J. Stanton, P. Hughes. Powers, P. Gould, R. Allred, M. Walsh, T. Teal, J. Swartz. c s O T U u N D C E ' N L T D. Patrick, R. Allred, P. Lauinger, T. Newhouse, Father O'Neill, J. Hull, R. Shumaker, R. Carthuas. STUDENT COUNCIL In the third year of its existence, the function- ing of the Student Council was not as extensive as it had been in the past. A revision on the matter of school discipline brought about a dis- continuance of student courts. No member of the council served in any capacity toward the maintenance of school discipline. Monitors in classrooms and corridors were done away with entirely. However, at football and basketball games members of the council saw to the or- derly assembly of the students. ln this regard, courtesy was extended to our guests at all home games. T DEBATING The Senior and Junior classes were united this year for a Speech Class. They met during the Activity period each day, for a half hour. The course was directed by Father Durant. In time, debating groups were organized. Timely topics and current problems were de- bated. The experience that each student received will serve as a valuable asset for self expression. To speak well oratorically requires poise, and good diction, but to think on one's feet and often speak extemporaneously as is necessitated in debates, demands absolute self-control. The so- ciety afforded ample opportunity for self im- provement to overcome many weaknesses in our early training. X D S E O B C A I T E I T N Y G l Back row: D. Carthaus, M. Walsh, D. Johnson, Rev. Mario Porreca, B. Allred, J. McNulty, T. Thompson Second row: J. Linehan, T. Teal, L. Strain, T. Kelly, J. Benson, F. Lauinger, and P. Gould. ALTAR SOCIETY Again this year the altar society was just as dependable as our basketball and football teams. Anyone going to early or late Masses would find these boys serving, whether it cut into their plans for the day or not. Rarely were there any mistakes, and when a problem arose it was always taken care of with the utmost haste and thoroughness. Again we thank these boys who have given their time and effort to the glory of God. OUR MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL SODALITY Since the beginning of the Sodality several years ago, this organization has practically doubled its original membership. The main idea of the Sodality has been to seek Our Lady's counsel and guidance in our daily lives. Besides keeping a constant vigil in chapel on First Fridays, the Sodality en- courages frequent individual visits to the Blessed Sacrament. On one Sunday of the month the Sodality receives Communion in a body at the 9:30 Mass. First row: D. Simpson, D. Keleher, T. Newhouse, B. Schumacher. Second row: J. Benson, T. Vickers, G. Curtain, D. Carthaus. Front: B. Atcheson, F. Lauinger, T. Kelly, and C. Tanner. -Af! S -Cui A 1 ... , ie N .1-' E N L ' ' , U T U ' R R L A T FATHER MARIO J. PORRECA, O.S.A., CHAPLAIN RETREAT In accordance with the principles of a Catholic education, the school retreat is an annual obligation. The first three days in Holy Week were set aside. The daily program consisted in Mass, Holy Communion, conferences, spiritual read- ing, the recitation of the Rosary and Litany of Our Blessed Mother. In the after- noon the exercises closed with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The annual Retreat is an integral part in our education at Cascia Hall. In the attempt to educate ourselves in the Arts and Sciences, we can too easily lose sight of our spiritual obligations. Thanks to the good Fathers, who see to their responsibility that we do live up to the ideals of a devout Christian life. The message of every retreat marks a milestone in our life of spiritual progress to- ward the ultimate, the salvation of our immortal souls. RECEIVING HOLY EUCHARIST 'l' ' - I1 IW I' I In 'C 'rt 'Ear' .. X, .if , Q I I .-i., 5 .J KOMMANDO KLUB At every game throughout the year the Kommando Klub could be seen cheer- ing the mighty Cascia team on to victory. Only in its second year of existence, the Kommando Klub has made itself a permanent picture on the campus. The whole group goes by bus to many of the out-of-town games where we play football and basketball. Our six cheerleaders Barbara Geary, Tom Newhouse, Marie Sumonka, Phil Lauinger, Pat Burke, and Billy Sherry, were great. The K.-K. is made up of about one hundred members, half from Cascia and half from Monte Cassino. It boasts of a small band that accompanies the cheers. Besides filling the capacity of the Pep Club, the K.-K. is a social club and keeps the campus buzzing with activity. Mixers, victory dances, pep rallies, all keep the students active, with everything topped off by a Coronation Dance to crown the Kommando Queen and name the Most Valuable Player on the football team. All these activities backed by the Kommando Klub have had the full co- operation and participation of the students the past two years. The K.-K. is looking forward to its continuance for the benefit of the student body. Much enjoyment has been acquired from the friendships made through the Kommando KIub. ,NA NWX ANA IVVA V3 I 'Xt NM li Q KJ 1 L-1 111' l l 5222 Left to right: T. Staley, P. Lauinger, T. Newhouse, M. Wright, J. Witucki, B. Witucki, R. Miller, D. Keleher, and D, Simpson. YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS The number of students in the Y.C.S. leaders group increased this year to thirteen and, under the capable direction of their moderator, Father LaFleur, had quite a successful year. The class representatives were: Ray Miller, Tom Newhouse, Bob Schumacher, Tom Staley, Mike Wright, Jack Witucki, Dan Keleher, Dan Simpson, Phil Lauinger, Bob Witucki, Dick Carthaus, Brian Moran, and Dick Simons. The Y.C.S. has backed many student activities in the school, city, and state, though it doesn't seek publicity as a group. For instance, the state-wide campaign of the Y.C.S. to tag every Christmas Tree explaining its Christmas Origin, State rally activities in may, and many smaller activities within the school itself, were all carried out with enthusiasm and success by our Y.C.S. group this year. The Cascia Hall group was honored this year to have one of its members elected to the highest Y.C.S. student position in the State. Tom Newhouse, a Senior, was appointed State President by the Oklahoma Student's Committee. One or two other Cascia representatives always went with Tom to all the meet- ings and workshops throughout the State, so Cascia had quite a loud voice in all Y.C.S. activities. Having quite a successful year behind it, the Cascia Hall group is looking forward to a still more successful program next year. If it has the spirit and the terrific cooperation of students and faculty it has had, we are sure the Y.C.S. will continue to be very effective. 78 ,ff D , wtf, X, -1 :Q I Uh C? P. T. A VERY REV. JAMES J. SINNOTT, O.S.A., MODERATOR The Parent Teachers Association has always been an active group at Cascia. In the past years it would meet each Monday following the six weeks exams. Parents would take this opportunity to discuss with the teachers the improve- ments needed in a student's studies. The information on a boy's rating in an l.Q. test, achievement tests, aptitude and reading tests, would be available to the parents. Various school proiects and physical improvements have always been supported by the P.T.A. This year the students presented a play for the Forum. And in January, the P.T.A. held a dance for the benefit of the school. lt was very successful. Our gratitude is expressed to everyone for their interest in our behalf. Left to right: Mrs. James Callahan, Mrs. William Henry, Mrs. D. F. O'Rourke, Father Sinnott, Mr. F. J. Keleher, and Mr. D. G. Wright. 4- P O f I M ffwha f, XEQAQ- if r,f ,Y 'Ninzsunq . ,, 52,5 sl. . E A f X 1 ,ar - xl ' ',A I k,J 'F' nf n I L w 'W ff! R c A 1 H o L I c iii , M' , Q VA? 'xt' Wm X N.. .- -' 'xWf..-S N.. A . .X-jQiI T.t '! 'H 'xi A L Q '.4x?' -nf N fu. -s W, , , .M Az. S-ge! ,. BX 'K....,:.- -ug V, ',.,'.0' 1' !,'f'i 1- i fy' .-:.,. 'gcfhgjiiisigf :rn 554 'six-1:,':iKWv-v .4.zl'a.1?gi?:i5., . .ik s r J- ::.:'-? -f'v'1i-M33-' '- . ' ' 1 P 221' 04 'slbbifnga 1 A A n 'S' ' ' n4'.' 5 . IQIQ .- ns .fasll0 1364 -1 9 n Q .3 - D V- , KS! h 6 4 'lr-4 Us 5 - 0 Q Q an L 'vat 10- 1 Q 1 I' an an .oi .484 .0 1--m fx... 1 5 .. gn 1 , -. A 'P f0 'r . 4584 fwfr-xo-A... 4 in-1 .1 . Q gm ann- Nv'l QULJ .4,. . m ' V1 , 1 Z, 1 ,Y Mfg, QMS! Na+. , 41 'E'H3EEL A y , ,Q ,,,X ,, Q W M 4, y W If W Q., 7 , ., Q M . A 2 0 4x . 7 's 1 I I S -gf,-1 w, ,fy , u' , , ,, , , 'YIM f a .K . Q , fg -.. , I -, fn! 'n , ,,,, .1 if Ol 2 ls mfg if lr 5' ,A Vg was ai, fy R, mf ',. 4, ,Lf ,,?.f,n,' , '- ' 'bmwwff -qw ' Ea 5' - -.,.,,. I r, '41 First row: B. Schumacher, F. l.ieb, J. Breach, J. Callahan, D. Keleher. Second row: B. Sherry, J. Hull, J. Iverson, T. Staley, B. Witucki, Father LaFleur, T. Newhouse, B. Smith, J. Witucki, R. Miller, S. Simons, R. Simons. Third row: B. Combs, J. Ritchie, D. Burtschi, P. Lauinger, M. Wright, G. Miller. Cascia Thespians under the very capable direction of Father A. J. LaFleur have been entertaining, over the past year, friends of Cascia Hall in numerous the- atrical endeavors. Before Christmas a series of one act plays, sponsored by the Senior and Junior classes, marked the beginning of the Drama Club's activities. The Seniors en- tertained with two satirical comedies, The Idyllings of the King and Shades of History with due apologies to Tennyson and Shakespeare respectively. The Juniors presented the following week a very appropriate Christmas story en- titled This Strange Night. Lloyd Douglas' dramatic novel The Robe took the spotlight as the annual big spring production. This endeavor, greatly contrasting with last year's sophisti- cated comedy hit Season With Ginger, was dramatized by John McGreeney from Mr. Douglas' novel. This production enioyed a prosperous and well-received three night run during Holy Week in the Chesnut Gymnasium. This Theatre in the Round presentation was a delightful innovation in the field of drama at Cascia Hall. Previous productions had been comedy almost in their entirety, Cascia Hall students were assisted in this paramount effort of the year by Monte Cassino girls whose unselfish contributions in time and inconvenience were greatly appreciated. fi' - Av 'Tv' if I ?Iag5 Top left picture: Cast of Idlings ofthe King. Top right picture: Cast of Shades of History Bottom left picture: Junior Play. Bottom right picture: Senior Play. MARCHING SONG Hall CBSCIG Hall Hall Hearts so true Hall to the boys who wear the colors Whlte and Blue Sweep down the fleld Wllh splrlts hlgh And let your cheers of trlumph echo to the sky Wlth courage brlght and hearts aflame You ll reach the flnal goal regardless of the game Roll up the score we ll wln once more Another vlctory we ll wln IH CBSCIB s name When we wln Humlllty when we lose stlll VlClOfy For sportsmanship none ranks so hlgh As C6SCl6 Hall So hear our cry Hall to our boys Hall to our team And when the battle s over may they be supreme Hall CBSCIG Hall Hall hearts so true Hall to the boys who wear the colors Whlte and Blue I I , . , . , , . , . . . , . g : . , : I I I -ag? J Qtbletics -1-Fgyca' .f n , ., A f Q M' 5 7 1? fa '4- 3 S4 5.14 -23 Elf' 694-.11 fjqffl, First row: C. Day, Coach Matuszewski, B. Witucki, J. Witucki, G. Kowalski, J. Broach, F. Lieb, S. Simons, R. Miller, D. MacKay, Coach Mahoney, B. Allred. Second row: C. Gilliard, M. Wright, D. Loop, B. Combs, J. Copta, G. Miller, J. Ritiche, R. Helwig. Third row: J. Corbet, S. Herndon, W. Rice, R. Simons, D. Patrick, D. Simpson, C. Gilbert. Fourth row: A. Murphy, H. Armour, P. Loop, Fr. Spielmann, N. Patterson, B. Bronc. VARSITY SQUAD MARQUETTE-The opening game proved to be one of the most thrilling of the season as the Commandos won in the last minute 20-19. Jack Witucki was high point man. ST. MARY'S OF WICHlTA-Trailing 7-6 at the half, the Commandos fought back to a T3-13 tie in the third quarter. The game was won on a long run in the final quarter. SEMINOLE-Cascia led at the half I4-7 and early in the third period extended their lead to 21-7. The Chieftans then rallied to score twice but Cascia won 21-20. HOLDENVILLE-The Holdenville Wolverines snapped the Commando's winning streak by handing them a decisive 33-I2 defeat. ln the first halt Cascia trailed by only one point, but in the third period Holdenville rolled up three touchdowns to Cascia's none as key Commando players were sidelined with iniuries. , ,. 1 L-.f..- ' . 1 ' 3.4. s.-ff First row. D. Loop, M, Wright, D. Simpson, R. Miller, C. Gilliard, J. Ritchie, J. Murphy, D. MacKay Second rowz B. Bronc, J. Broach, B. Witucki, J. Witucki, G. Kowalski, G, Miller, J. Kopta. CATHOLIC STATE CHAMPIONS JESUIT OF DALLAS-Jesuit scored once in the first period to take a 7-O lead. Another Jesuit touchdown in the third quarter made the final T4-O. ST. GREGORY OF SHAWNEE-The Commandos moved almost at will in the first half, building up a l9-6 lead. They added two more touchdowns in the third quarter. St. Gregory scored three times to make the final score 32-25. HOLY FAMILY--The Commandos took the City and State Championship with a convincing victory of 2646. The two Witucki brothers and Dave MacKay clicked to take top honors. VVETUMKAfThe Commandos rolled up their biggest score of the season against Wetumka. After trailing T3-6 in the first period and 20-19 at the half, the Com- mandos fought back with two touchdowns in the third quarter and two in the fourth to win 46-33. JIM BROACH FRED LEIB ?'f,gf-Q SARGE SIMONS 514 A15 ifjgf 01-31 GAEL KOWALSK I DAVE MAC KAY GEORGE and RAY A L an A N MILLER H45 'S 1 lf: MIKE WRIGHT 'ACK and BOB WITUCKI . JIM RITCHIE DAN swwson vin W me - fy' -.Z E J . 3 ., M' , . Q, V. 7, 'Wi' '5 s , - , N, R M-Z, ..,.,4.4 Q, .M ,f nm. 3, A .' .. ,gn X' KX K1 DAVE LOOP a.m':'..a.'a.w ..- ', 1.4 'Q W' CHARLIE GILLIARD NED PATTERSON JOE KOPTA RONNIE HELWIG RICH SIMONS wo A U ETT GAME 'OO . 1 I - ,1 f ' . 4. 121g ' ' Y' 7 ls- - 3 - 6 M fp ' ' , 9 - sl, 'Q-Vis. K. .em 'ar' - 52+ 'l ' ,nz 3 f '. 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'Q 'Tw' 4 , ,M AV , b ' Y v 4 Lg., SOCIAL EVENTS One of the hrghlnghts of Cascla lufe ns nts socual events to whuch each Cascia man looks forward wnth great antnclpatuon The soclal actlvltles of the Kommando Klub were cllmaxed this year wnth thenr semu formal dance honornng the Athletnc Queen and the most valuable player The gym was beautifully decorated nn Casclan colors blue and whlte This has become one of the brggest soclal events In the llfe of the Cascua man The Athletuc Banquet held on December Sth at Stauffers Restaurant proved to be a very great success In addition to the dellclous meal and brnef speeches the presence of .lerry DArcy contributed greatly to the pleasure of those who attended The bug moment came when the Semor athletes gave their long awanted socual llfe The crowning glory of all social events of the year IS the Christmas Formal For this we all worked harder than ever but our work was well rewarded The dance turned out to be the best Christmas Formal Cascia has ever held The Seniors who worked hard decorating the gym In the blue and whlte enloyed a lavmsh buffet dmner at the home of Jtm Broach All In all It was a night that wrll long be remembered As May drew near and wuth the end of school and graduatnon on everyones mlnd the Sprung Formal took place ln accordance wmth all the other socsal events at Cascia with the gym decorated beautlfully soft lughts and sweet music the formal was a great success On lookmg back over all the social events the Sprung Formal meant our farewell For many It meant the last tume that we would enloy our past acquaintances that were made during these years at Cascua We hope someday that the opportumty will be ours to hold a class reunion ' ' ' Il ll , . . I I I - D I speeches. Dancing followed the banquet, thus ending another event of Cascia , . I I ' I I . I . . I . I . I ' I burials P Y in swf ,gd Qthfiitma w lv we 3' Left to right: Bob Schu- A macher, Jack Witucki, Jim Broach, Tom Elneri, and dates. S. R5 Leff to right: Fred Leib Jerry Henry, Tom Staley Ray Miller, and dates. 1 'Wee Left 'o right: Sarge Simons, Mike Wright, Gael Kowal- ski, Tom Newhouse and dates. -Li' CASCIA HA '-'wx ini 7 Top: Lorene Franks crown- ing Claire Sloan Athletic Queen. Bottom left: Queen Claire and Jack Witucki. xv- O I I DANCE L Bottom rig ht: Queen Claure presents Jack Wituclcr wuth the Most Award Valuable Player X EAS CIA H ,2 flfj if CORONATION C at .C fi l vc .al ' D 3 'fzL'!iQ3 , ' 7 . . 'in l,:7. s , R 4 , , Q QU ' ' 45 W ,I w? , ANR. I '- V I' 11.1 4 4 ' fi fl e '. v I ff 1' E 1 fl s , 1 2 'swf gi. 'fn .1 -' V Q 'Y i . Y Aflyigg ' ' W? N vig, l 519' ,sr Q.. VE i ,x 'Sv V Q41 ltxivhzx ff ' 'ff' ! v 'Ln A 'gk'- .Fm SENIOR DIRECTORY BROACH JAMES W 2186 S Owasso 72 4509 BUNDY DAVID W 2527 E 26 PI 75018 BURTSCHI RICHARD J 1628 Chlchasha Ave Chlckasha Okla 2450 CALLAHAN JAMES L 32 E 25 St 2 8326 ELNEN THOMASE 2455 Pershzng Wnchlta Kan HENRY R F CJERRYD 1611 S Denver 23927 HOLDEN JAMES H 244 N W 35 Oklahoma Cnty Okla KOWALSHI GAEL A 5511 Windsor Ave Chncago III LIEB FREDERICK T 3856 S Victor 7 1930 MACKAY DAVID C 5300 S Harvard 64988 NEWHOUSE THOMAS C 2748 S Utica 2 4764 OROURKE DANIEL F JR 1735 E 31 St 79387 SCHUMACHER ROBERTG RFD No 2 Brxby Okla SIMONS HARRY F JR QSARGED Apt No 4026 Puerto La Cruz Venezuela STALEY THOMAS F 1235 S Utica 69581 WEINGARTNER GARY E 2651 E 23 St 77395 WITUCKI JACK 1933 1 35 PI 73863 WRIGHT MIKHAEL G 1759 S Quincy 34369 MILLER, RAYMOND A., JR.-2623 E. 34 St. c,ccccc,,,cccc,Lcc,,,c,.,,,,,,,cY..,co.,, .,.c , 7-3140 CALEN DAR of EVENTS SEPTEMBER 5 6 Reglstratlon Flrst day of school Thirty two boys out for football Special l Q tests tor all Freshmen and new upperclassmen Jim Callahan lectured on has European tour Football team scrnmmaged Webster Hugh School Monte Cassnno Cascla MlXER nn gym Sensors Shorts Day Sensors rn lug Youngee Father LaFleur s Chow was nntroduced Into class Arf' Jack Wltuckl was elected Presndent of the Kommando Klub Who broke George Muller s nose? Class puctures taken Walter Broach brought an the trrst yearbook ad Why couldn t Johnny O Rourke fund has books tn the gym Pep Rally rn the gym for the Marquette game Dance an the audltorlum Cascla beat Marquette 20 lf? Football team celebrated Moving prctures ID the Dorm fBob Witucki's Virus turned into an Appendictomy. i I I n . OCTOBER Fred Lueb sang a ballad on class Father DeMarco lectured on dancung Classes were permitted to llsten to the first game of the World Series Cascua beat St Marys of Wlchuta 19 13 Jam Broach told about the teams adventures IH Wichita Flnal game ot the World Sernes broadcasted over the P A System Joe Kopta ran quarterback School was excused at noon to permit the student body to attend the State anr Cascna slupped by Semenole 21 20 The Sensors took a fleld trlp to the D X Refinery Sax Weeks exams began All Sensors passed Trng Cascla lost to Holdenvulle 32 12 Gael met Joan Bushop McGunnness deducated Driscoll Hall The Bishop proclanmed a tree day Dave MacKays ten page theme was consplcuously massmg from Father Durant s speech class MacKay and Fr Durant came to terms The football team prepared to leave for Dallas Dallas Jesuut beat Cascua 13 O F ' . Gael Kowalski was iugged for coming in late after the M.C. dance. Broach Kowalski and Sumons out of football for the rest of the season Permanent lnlurues Why dld Make Wright have to do ten verbs? Jimmy Callahan showed up In an Olds 88 convertlble Broach Kowalski and Sumons relnstated Qulck cure Cascua beat St Gregory 32 25 NOVEMBER The football team presented Fr Spuelmann wtth a trophy The Sensor class demonstrated the potency of Chlornne gas to the second floor classes The Sensor Quartet sang at Monte Casslno Cascla beat Holy Famxly 26 6 Kommando Klub dance at Monte Casstno Tryouts for the Sensor Class Play No School Independence Day Says who? Last day of football practlce Rahll Cascla beat Wetumka 46 33 Flrst call for Basketball Indxvldual football prctures taken Concert at Convention Hall Gary Wnengartner has a date for Saturday night Second Sax Weeks Exams started Claure Sloan was crowned the new Athletuc Queen at the Kommando Klub Dance .lack Wntuckt was named most valuable player Thanksguvung Dnnner for the boarders 1 1 ' . . ff 11 . 1 1 - - Thanksgnvung vacation began at noon DECEMBER School resumed Sensor Play Rall Muller prepared for a trying evennng an youth court It looks like Callahan s Olds IS here to stay Was Dave MacKay In the whirlpool durnng Speech Class? Furst Basketball game Cascua 72 St Monuca A4 Marquette beat Cascra 51 49 Father Durant congratulated 'P the Sensors on theur speeches at the banquet Tryouts for Junior Class Play First Yearbook Deadlnne Cascla 30 St Mlcheal s 34 Sensors started decoratlng for the Christmas Formal Chrlstmas Tree Nnght And then there was Jam Holden Junlor Class Play Christmas Formal No school for Seniors Christmas vacation began at noon Merry Christmas JANUARY Happy New Year -Holy DayeNo school. Athletic Banquet at Staufter's. Alumnl game Marquette 7 Cascra O Father Glynn stumped by a trlg problem? Intramural basketball began Who put acld on MacKay s Chemnstry book? Flrst day of Intramural bowlnng Cascla beat Holy Famaly 60 50 Cascla beat St Gregory 58 44 Free day School closed because ofthe u Many sttll suck but classes are resumed Cascua 64 St Monica s 47 Father Snnnott spoke to the Seniors about college board exams Cascla bowed to Drumrtght 41 39 Mr Keefe talked to the Sensors about St Louis Umversnty P C dropped his rellgton book durlng the exam Tough luck Phnl Bye Bye Lou Semester Free Day Cascla 58 Catholuc Central 33 Everyone IS talknng about Wltuckn s wrong way basket Cascna 67 Marquette 48 Sherry made a rare appearance Tom Newhouse ns collectmg money for the Junior Mardl Gras Too bad she dldn t wm Tom ' IIFI 'Il -Mid-Term Exams. n 1 l I ' D a I In ill - ll . , . l - Cascua 58 Drumr1ght49 Semi Formal Dance In gym FEBRUARY Cascla 68 St M1cheal39 Mud Term marks went home Cascua B Team lost to Sacred Heart of Vnnuta 511 to 32 O Rourke funally made a defnnute statement nn class Three Prlncetonlans gave us theur vrevvs on college Cascna beat Holy Farnuly 73 50 The Bug Rand lndtvldual basketball pictures taken Jerry Henry says Loguc rs the thlng Good bye Ron Helvvug Cascra 53 Catholnc Central 48 Second Yearbook Deadlnne Cascra beat St Joe s B3 57 Who s Who pictures were taken Father Murphy of St Benednct s spoke to the Sensors Sensor Debate David MacKay wants has name mentnoned here Uh Uh and Uh Where as Lleb s M G 'P -H . . ,, Sophomoresf-Intramural Basketball Champions!!! ll ' ' ' ll - , , . U ,, , I I - Jlm Broach and Jrm Callahan took the yearbook to Dallas Flsh agaun' MARCH Jrm Broa h and Jrm Callahan restlng up Cascla beat Cushrng 57 31 Peter Manhart tell asleep agarn Father Durrant got caught wrth hrs glottxs down Cascra beat Marquette 8 State Basketball Tournament at O Scholarshlp Exam for Senrors at T U ll l2 Srx Week Exams Staley got drenched agaln College Entrance Board Exams Letterman s Jackets trnally arrayed Kowalski strtl gorng wrth Joan Father Porreca forget ot take hrs daily workout Father O Netll remarked on Bar Room Tans They put new locks on the boarders cells 23 24 School Play The Robe Charles Cllllard spent the night IH the Freshman Ray Muller got a tlcket Easter l-loludays began for Non Catholic students 3l Retreat for the Catholics classroom Y C . , ' . 1 . . . .. . . 1 - 11 11 fr u , f Y . - 7 APRIL l Easter Holidays began at noon for Catholrcs Classes are resumed Kowalskr stnll has has pass key Kommando Klub Dance Baseball practrce began Mr Mahoney spoke of da syndlcates en da beeg smes Father Spnelmann sold another blrd Nothing excxtung happened today Sang for us Wrld Bull sung for us Some boarders put sugar In Mr Mahoney s gas tank Boss Mahoney set up a Unton Shop In the dorm Elnen where does your ablsmal Ignorance come from? Gilliard and Strain had a little tiff poor Gulllard Sax Week Exams' 28 More Exams MacKay s a golf player'-7 Cascran was Issued today MAY Burtscht broke has tennus racket Golf team defeated Webster Muraclell There was no homework In Spanush Class Back to usual 60 Innes translation' Ram Ram go away ,, . . . ' , . ' I n - - , 1 . 1 r I - lt dld Vocational Week Everyone ts anxious to get their yearbook The general theme rs I sure do wash school was out Class pucnrcs Wlengartner found a gurl 20 21 Final Exams for Seniors Sprung Formal Jtm went with Claire Baccalaureate Mass and Graduatnon breakfast for the Sensors and their parents The Towers dlstnbuted 27 Flnal Exams for underclassmen Graduation By JIM BROACH Co Edutor of 53 ' ll ' ll fReligion Exams for Juniors and Seniors. . , Q Y I' ' S Q . L X ff r1.7Sya Q Q 3 E. 55, and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRONS Howard W Allred Harry R Armer W H Atcheson Paul Atkins Jr R D Barnes W D Barry J MlssC M Bellamy Dr and Mrs P F Bemen and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs E T Benson A D Blackard HenryS Browne Samuel T Coleman John H Duncan Marcus Ebeenhack Jr W T Elnen F E Fleming Gene Goff Joseph Goodpaster Albert Greenberg M A Hayes and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs H T Holland Jr Grayle Howlett James E Hughes R P Ingram E O Johnson F J Keleher and sons VuncentM Kelly P C Laulnger Sud L Lazarus W C Lundstrom J Marsten Lmehan T A Manhart and Mrs Vnllard Martnn and Mrs H B Mason and Mrs R C Mitchell and Mrs E R Moulder C P McCaffrey and Mrs J R McGlnley and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs C A McNarmara ForsytheJ McNulty Robert S Newhouse Park Parkey Renter lm Rntchle J A Sharp W J Sherry J H Simons A L Solllday R J Stanton Avrlll Stowell W B Swartz C V Tanner J O Taylor and Mrs George W Thompson Dr and Mrs l J Twrehaus Mrs J A Vrckers Mrs John C Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Walsh N E Wood F B Wolfe Frank Wheatly Jr Douglas G Wrught J R Wrlght Mr. . . 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M -1:1 , .,. jtflsa' 5 'yi ' li-I ACAD KIIIJ -N UIQ U9 PNJANA :norman wma I Cascm Ha I TULSA OKLAHOMA .xunqbrd-14. ADVANTAGES STUDIES GUIDANCE 'VF ','g11 For Cafalog and Fur+I1er Informahon Wr Ie THE REGISTRAR CASCIA HALL TULSA 5 OKLAHOMA ADVERTISING 'Q 5.1.-., 3' :Ia 'S I , r' if . ,I -12 V I Q I ' V ' 's Q- ILE Q CIILSA -026' 0 , I - I' I I I If I ' I X, I ' L I O O O ' I BEN FRANKLIN I SIGN OF Quahg ni The Skclly trade mark IS your assurance of hlghest quflllts premmm 'grade pctrolcum products All arc sold on 21 money back guarantee of satxsfactlon SKELLY OIL COMPANY TULSA OKLAHOMA X X f I- f 0 F, ' N fr.- . y 1- I 4 1 c v . - Y K 1 X l v l 7 SCOTT-RICE CO Fine Office Furni+ure bl 0 Sou'rI'1 Mann TULSA COMPLIMENTS JOHN PEARCE BEST WISHES from FN 36SM INTERIORS COMPLETE INTERIORS CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE DRAPERIES CARPETS LOUIS PERRY 26202 of wf'X- ' :XV wwf- ' I . ain Phone - l5II Soufh Bosfon I L COMPLIMENTS OF James L Callahan f : fd r 46 11 .4 'N it 1 ,I ' 5 . 4 I Y .fc bl A V J! I Y I -fl 1' , ,lc 1 .Y fe. 'f I- 1, .2 H . 4' wi :ja 'I if ' v!! I I. ,WT I My ' l 4' . gi e Q7 1' K , ,' 9- - 'KL 1' ' 1 1' ' Q Lt. .5 'S' . 1 ,HI 1 . 11' L 1 1 THERES MORE BEHIND A THAN JUST A WELL' Il' s a dramahc s+ory THIS GAS INDUSTRY' And all of us here af Oklahoma Na+uraI are ready and eager Io do our 'obs well so fha? your famlly and you wull have lhe bes+ gas servnce a+ all hmes Good gas service demands careful +hough+ and plannung I+ means co ordmahng 'Ihe efforls of over l900 people each wsih a separafe 'Iaslc lo do If 'lalres men +o produce The gas ofhers fo purufy If and Iransmul' ui' from hundreds of wndely scallered wells 'Io growmg clhes and shll o+hers lo see Ihaf If reaches fhe burner lips an faclorles commerclal eslablnshmen+s and un your home OHLIIIHCJTTIIQ IIQTURILII. Qkdgzzyswzzy N SEEVER SMITH 81 THCRNTON General Insurance and Surely Bonds 9 TULSA 3, OKLAHOMA I 2 ,.:f -a---, ZI' ' I so a,v:Ia YouR GAS sERvucE . I'5 7' ,,,. ',.: ..l4' l-:f i I CONGRATULATIONS +o Ih CLASS OF 53 CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Fme Motor Cars GREENLEASE LEDTERMAN, Inc B I' IEI II1 8 I Q ff I ML, -.-A OS on 6 SVSU Anchor Gasoline CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF THE OIL 81 GAS JOURNAL Compliments of MIDWESTERN CONSTRUCTORS Incorporated PIPELINE CONTRACTORS I05 N fh B C C BLEDSOE S yT 000 G09 or oulder F. E. STANLEY, Fires. . . , ec - reas. TULSA SAND COMPANY Wm. J. Doyle Jr. N QUINLAN C956 COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 53 VULCAN STEEL TANK CORP. novo Rd B 5056 QUMPLIMIQNTS OF C. P. +H1 CONGRATULATIONS TO CASCIA GRADUATES BELL American lndusfry Needs Tralnecl Young Men BELL OIL 81 GAS COMPANY Refmers and Producers TULSA OKLA COMPLIMENTS HARDMAN MASTER CLEANER I345 SOUl'l'I Peoria Telephone 44I7I IVERSON S l650 Easi' 2IsI' Tulsa EXCLUSIVE APPAREL FURS GIFTS ACCESSORIES O Telephone 3 58I I I of . O Complimen+s of MOULDER OLDAM Fo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of I953 O Huckett's BOWLING ACADEMY 230 E I5+l1 S+ l4I9 S Peoria Aur Condlhoned r Your Year Around Bowling Pleasure FAMOUS FOR OVER 28 YEARS FOR OUR STEAK CHICKEN DINNERS Dance No Cover Charge Closed Sundays WDW! In '1 3 0 I- 511 C CONGRATULATIONS fo Llve Musuc +o +l1e CLASS OF 53 Open 6 P M CHET BREDOUW Owner Mgr Clark Electric Co 'He INN DWL' For R 4l I6 E Admiral Place es Phone 8 0226 1 . . . . . . . . I 'A 2 I Nr' ' ,' , .' I . , . I . 1 0' I . - Q . Del ery Se 7 3339 SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS I WILSON McGREGOR GOLDSMITH SPORTING GOODS Layaways Buclgel Monlhly Accounls DUN WELL CLEANERS 332l S Peorla ONE DAY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS of CASTLE Service Statlon ii? l23 W. 7l'h Phillips Produc+s Complnmen+s of A FRI EN D iv rvice Pho e - 3 Phone 5-28I9 o and 'fil- TOWERS PHOTOGRAPHY BOB HANSON PHONE 6 6653 ensues, NIGXIUR en+ys Eas+ EgI1+een+h S+ ee? TULSA I4 OKLAHOMA CONGRATULATIONS Dale Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS PAINT HARDWARE 624 E 2nd Phone 3 OIBI Tulsa Tulsa ek Onlers Congrafulafe And Offer Bes+ Washes For Fufure Success fo +I'1e CASCIA HALL GRADUATES ll ll by 0 Tw - ix I r 2I53 E. I8+h Tulsa ,- N .av ,..,,LLs,.. . BEST wlsr-IES Frank s PIG STAND I5+h and Bosfon DINING ROOM CURB SERVICE Qfecwen to Seven The Shop Around The Corner O INFANT TO 6X I8I8 Uhca Square G H GALBREATH CO REAL ESTATE LOANS REAL ESTATE SALES INSURANCE AAA ooa Hum Bldg Tulsa 507 PARTICULAR FOOD or PARTICULAR PEOPLE Open Sundays 8: Holidays S Boulder Tulsa Oklahoma O Michaelis Cafeteria f I . ' WORLD WIDE EXPERIENCE Consulting Exploration Geophyslclsts 5019111001 01111 501 wee 6011701 011011 Okh CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I953 6 6 6 e The Junior Class 54 Sophomore Class 55 Freshman Class 56 Eighth Grade 57 Seventh Grade 58 4 Tulsa, Ia oma from Th ' - ' Th - ' Th - ' Th ' - ' A FRIEND Compliments of 4,0 H WORKMAN S COMPENSATION ACCIDENT HEALTH AUTOMOBILE SURETY BONDS For AII Forms of Insurance Call 4 II34 Sulfe 305 Na+I BanIc of Tulsa Buuldlng LIABILITY-CASUALTY-MARINE-FIRE Il'-ON SIGNS S LES ND SER ICE DI COLD CATHODE LIGHTING Wallze Wen- Company CO PLI ENTS OF MONARCH ROYALTY CORP N S . S 1 DESIGNING AND MANUF CTURING A A L - O 2I2 . ain Complnments of FRIEND Dan O Shea comsuume DESIGNER CONTRACTI NG s COMPLIMENTS OF E COUNTRY CLUB SHOP Ui' Sh pp g C + G I I343 ou'rh Bos+on Phone 4-3715 Th ice o in en er F C Zl EGLER COMPLIMENTS SILVERSMITHS JEWELERS 5549 SYSTEM S P 4 3489 TULSA OKLAHOMA Lucey Products Corporation TULSA OKLAHOMA of fhe qgSf,s:fZfj3,9 SILVER CASTLE 'QQXQS , H50 ou+h Franlcforf hone - ' COMPLIMENTS MR AND MRS W M PECK oo fbx ofhel 5 HE V 'I wikis DA' ll I E S MEN S APPAREL WOMENS APPAREL The mosf modern mllr and ce cream plani' n fhe So +l1wes+ I ' S IIS 1, 'S J 5 A - AT RL R JOE WEST YOUNG MAN for INSURANCE THE SPORTSMAN SPORTING GOODS CO UI' TULSA OKLAHOMA FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Open Evenlngs Phone 72 I450 INVESTMENTS 8: HOME LOANS PONCA CITY SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 22 Wesf Fourfh Sfreer Tu sa TULSAS LEADING HARDWARE STORES Clark Darland Mann Sfore Furs? and Cmcmnah Phone 4 7I25 I7 U1 FREE PARKING ON LOT ACROSS FROM MAIN STORE I9l6 ica Square I ll I ll No. 2 S+ore No. 3 Sfore IIIO S. Harvard, 6-93I9 I449 N. Cinn., 4-2733 No. 4 Sfore 22 ica Square, 72-I I I7 COMPLIMENTS GEOPHYSICAL CONSULTANTS INC M BIRNEY BUILDING TULSA OKLAHOMA CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 53 of I C C. C. BROOKS C. L. FRAKER ll ll Fltz Ryan INTERIORS I5I4 S Peorla 5 7637 COMPLIMENTS 8: Mrs Ed Lawson CONGRATULATIONS fo fhe CLASS OF 53 Producers Plpe 81 Supply Company CLASS OF 53 F W McMAHON Accounting Servlce ' of I Mr. . V COMPLIMENTS +o +l'1e O TRAC TR LUBE Transmusslon and Hydraulic Lubrlcanl SEE YOUR FORD TRACTCR DEALER SIMMONS DRILLING COMPANY Pennmgtons Drlve In 423 S +I1P COMPLLMENTS Lyod F Worley N 1' l Banlc of Tulsa Bldg. Tulsa, Oklahoma 5 ou eoria o COMPLIMENTS GILBERT PLUMBING C0 Sadye s I0 EAST FIFTH PHONE 2 927I ROWAN 81 PETTY Flne Foods I829 EAST zu + STREET PHONE 7 3383 FREE DELIVERY of Hous+on, Texas I s UTICA SQUARE 81 WHITEWAY BARBER SHOPS I a I704 Uhca Square Fn'+eenII1 and Lewns l2I'I1 8: Bos+on Phone 2 329I 7I'I1 8: DeI'rolI' PI-none 4 249I Pontiac, I Tlre 6' Supply Co Pope s D X SERVICE Experf Baffery Brake Generafor Servnce 2l + 81 Ui ACROSS FROM UTICA SQUARE COMPLIMENTS OF FIKES FOOD STORE on FIKES APPLIANCE STORE J. . D vis TULSA, OKLA. TULSA, OKLA. ' nc. ' . I - d s ica X-ef'f 'I A -T t L WL I' ZsIvssroonwm i' THREE FINE I5+h at QUAKER STORES TO FIRST at LEWIS SERVE YOU DENVER at EDISON Tru State Insurance Company Trl State Fare Insurance Company Home Office Tri State BuIIding 6I9 SOUTH MAIN STREET TULSA, OKLAHOMA W H GILLIARD CO General Con+rac'I'ors 2224 So Ui ca Tulsa 5 Olcla Bull Gilliard Phone 72 I002 COMPLIMENTS of fhe lSA HOTEl KINCAID RAYMOND EWERS DRUG SHOP An E+hlcal Prescrlphon Pharmacy 2lIO So U+ca Ph e 72 469 Cufy Wnde Delnvery Service Two Mules Closer fo Soufheasl' Tulsa Congrafulahons To The Class Of 53 Qllgrvairxm 5 .Flnwvrz Opposlfe S+ Johns Hosprlal 20l2 Soufh Uhca 72 244l 32 Eas+ I8+h S+ree+ 2 SI I9 I, D. L. . PROFESSIONAL T . i on -2 HOSPITALITY AND GOOD FOOD AROUND THE CLOCK Restaurants, Inc Smce I9 I 3 TULSA OKLAHOMA mrs UQ L Icwen 5 I08 IO6 E I5tI1 St ff bone 3 01 IS CITY Leslne Ashton PORTRAITS DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS WEDDINGS AND STUDIES I 908 Utica Square Phone 72 l2I0 IF NO ANSWER, CALL 7 6245 D W Falls CONSTRUCTION Contractors BOX 8367 DAWSON STATION TULSA, OKLAHOMA ff - 7 1 'V FCTIQWQ1' Snoop 7 mo ' . v In I CO O COMPLIMENTS of the C A MATHEY Machine Corporation G WICKERSHAM W YT M Construction Co 0,90 GENERAL TIRES INC I347 E 37+I1 STREET SOUTH BOSTON AVE I ISIII PHONE 7 3298 COMPLIMENTS OF D F OROURKE DRILLING COMPANY -O'JG0'DG0'D0O'D000000G00OO'JG0'J000 General Tires oA Long a o ake Friends - I 9 O a n I Compliments of MR 6' MRS JOE MCGRAW SONS Jpm McGraw 50 Pat McGraw 50 Joe McGraw 5l COMPLIMENTS OF WM PENN DRUG Professlonol Servlce With Personal Attention 4 S thB t Phoe29I63 Tl ' ll Il ll ll ll I 08 ou os on n ' usa COMPLIMENTS of CENTURY GEOPHYSICAL C H R I S C RA FT BOATS MOTORS K TS TULSA LANG-LEY O REILLY SALES 81 APPLIANCES GRAND CRAFT I DOCKS 7 3707 330 S H ZEB FOWLER 94? Q - - I U - , nc. - 7 . arvard Compliments FRANK WHEATLEY JR Smith Brothers You' SINCLAIR SERVICE Abstract 8: Irtle Co, Inc Uwe' from L ncle Yam To SxIl7ld0ll I1 TITLE INSURANCE To All L nds I 'I ls C0 nts Okl hom Uhca Square Telephone 7 71 L9 9 West 6th Sr JULIAN PATMAN Proprietor I I O I I O ' ' A+ Complete Abstracts Z l'l ' ' , l', 'a a - I A' - xf Compliments of Summlt Drlllmg TULSA OKLAHOMA Blllfolds Trunks Leafher Goods and No elhes See fhe ELEPHANT TRUNK CC 5I6 Soufh Mann Phone 3 l546 TULSAS OLDEST EXCLUSIVE SHOP OF TRAVEL Jerry Naron COMPLIMENTS of Mr 81 Mrs Joe R Jorboe Co. For H19 Fines+ In Qualify Luggage-Brief Cases v ' . . . Congratulatlons to the Class of I953 PETROLEUM CONSULTANTS INC 5I5 S Mann TULSA OKLAHOMA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I 953 Explorotlon Consultants TULSA OKLAHOMA Sincere BEST WISHES from FOR REAL ESTATE CALL US May you each fund happmess and success JOE F HAINES CO McBlrney Bldg Members of the Tulsa Real Estate Board J H fztwlzq Co 505 Sou'I'l1 Boslon Success fo I'I1e Class of I953 TULSAS QUALITY FURRIERS SINCE NINETEEN FOURTEEN Land Smith HENT5 0 Statlon Wagons I Cars 0 Trucks I ia ILLXIIIIDSIXIITIIIIGID. inxfzxnmmi 4th and Cheyenne Tulsa Oklahoma 4 9l8l JOHN ZINK J L CENTRAL HEATERS For Aflac Basemenf FLOOR FURNACES Fealurung Shorly Only 26 Inches deep No pan required UNIT HEATERS Suspended from cenlmg For Iweahng large spaces IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tel 7 3323 John Zmk Company Planl' and Offices 44OI So Peoria ARENA Roller Rlnk 550 E IIII1 STREET Slcahng Speclal Nnghlly Rales o Salurday Parfy and Groups Sunday Call 4 9IO3 Mahnees FINEST IN THE SOUTHWEST I O O O Q 'Iii- I 1 T' I I or Closell Insfallalion. I ' 8 p.m. I II p.m. +o A GOOD NAME IN TRANSPORTATION FOR 27 YEARS M. K. G O. TRAILWAYS GENERAL OFFICES Tulsa Oklahoma TULSA SHOE REBUILDERS 5' DYERS Shop No I 405 Souih Boulder 4 6062 Shop No 2 309 Soufh Bos+on 455Il House of Courfeous Servuce FAMOUS BRANDS STETSON HATS BERKELEY SQUARE CLOTHING JUSTIN BOOTS RUGBY SPORTSWEAR FIELD 81 STREAM JACKETS I OEF 2 I 7 Soufh Mann 48 Years In Tulsa Tune un Sporfs In Brief 7 55 A M Daily KTUL OSCAR DLABACH JR Washing Machme Repalr Servsce and AUTOMATIC Telephone 6 0752 I47 N Florence Tulsa Oklahoma 6 , , CONVENTIONAL BEST WISHESV The Vickers Petroleum Co, INC HOME OFFICE Wrchl+a Kansas Okl h C+y Okl efinery Branch Offic Po+win, Kansas a oma i , CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES' wi' renew: I 70712 7 Yilcpwunffij .Vac o He dq I4'r a d Bo+ 39I88 TULSA OKLA TAILORS Dnshnchve Ready 'ro Wear 4 9 42l So Bo 'r GROUND FLOOR PHILTOWER BLDG MENKEMELLER S Prescrlphon Pharmacy DANIEL BUILDING No IO3 E Thlrd S+ree'I' Tulsa, OIrIa. Phone 2 52I I WAREHOUSE MARKET IOI'h and Elgin Where Tulsa Trades Good Groceries af Wholesale Prices C: I' 9 .XCNX f fi 5 x ,I ref p X Sifeggs' ,f Fnegf. Nc-I K J 0 0 I - . s on Dayi n a uarfers h n s on Phone - ' , . I, I COMPLIMENTS OF MR 6 MRS E C HINKEFENT SONS and en+ '47 Tom Hinlrefenf Congrafulafions To fhe Graduaiing Class of I953 Helmerich Payne, Inc. DRILLING CONTRACTORS CompInmen+s of HARRY F PARISH INSURAN AGENCY C THOMPSON BUILDING T 2 5IOI Congrafulahons 'ro II18 Class of I953 BRINLEE GROCERY 81 MARKET 3 E Ili BOB BRINLEE 52 . E eI. - I 24 . I1 SI. We give S. 81 H. Green Sfamps BUSINESS and PLEASURE In TULSA means THE Mayo Tulsa s Fmesi' Hofel Cascla Halls Headquariers MARTHA STONE SEVENTEEN FOURTEEN SOUTH BOSTON T ls Oklahoma INTERIOR DECORATION JF llcll D ewwvwwxfmm o BJ E c TS o F A R T mvnsww w ----TT ' -' - -' '- O TIMELY CLOTHES 0 ROGERS PEET CLOTHES glfen Estes? X fine clothes for men X X Fifth and Bouldexj Q 0 ARROW SHIRTS 0 NUNN BUSH SHOES OUR 30111 YEAR SERVING TULSA CHEVROLET OWNERS AT TULSA S GREATER CHEVROLET CENTER THE HOME OF OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS 8th AND BOSTON PHONES 4 9191 4 9198 .K mlll-UIEST CHEVRULET Its Good Horse Sense And Its Good People Sense I+ A+ M Y HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association Th cl dB + Tl I 27 Ny if f x MW ave I AN K one W' 'Q W EM ' ,J 2' ,O I To Save ir an os on, usa COMPLIMENTS OF Sid Lazarus THE MACKEY TWINS Rober+ seafed and Richard Co edl+ors of 'rhe I954 Towers X Yxger Z X Z Z to the GRADS of 53 feffiwygyg 3? I ff i'f WWII lulsa A Domzzzafzf Department Stow lffz and 1111111 Q gtk aim' Cl7ZLlNHtlIZ A Smart Start for Graduates WW SAVINGS ACCOUNT Brest Wnshes rom THE FIRST NATIDNAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CIF TULSA iff, 0 ig MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION fc LINCOLN MERCURY Comphmen+s MR AND MRS S O SHIELDS Q Fursi' In Chevrolei' Sales U Flrsi' In Chevrolei' Service ln Tulsa Smce I933 iii' CI' Chevrolet Co Tusa r+h 1' 22lI Are good for 'Phe Summer Monfhs BOWLING ALLEYS Theodore Sueler Presudeni' of , , , Sfudenf Ra+es ' ' AT 155' O 553' FU LLER-WHITE The UNCC . Ufica Square I . u a Elgin Phone - 2 ' Our smcere congrafulahons m fhe progressive sfeps you have falren lhrough +l1e pas? years The primary responsubulufy of any counfry +l1e proper moldmg of +l1e mmcls of nfs you+l1 resfs well wn+l-u CASCIA HALL Western Supply Company 424 N Boulder Tulsa Step No 1 to Success A NEW CHEVROLET' S+ar+ your business or college career rlgl1'l' wrllm Amerlcas mos'l' popular car fhe new Chevrolel Temphng models and alfrachve 'lerms always Your Chevrolef Dealer Smce I923 ITIID WEST CHEVRULET THE HOME OF OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS Sth AND BOSTON PHONES 4 9191 4 9198 ' I al... l XA P If we work upon marble If wnll pcr1sh lf we work upon brass txme w1ll effate If rf we rear temples they w1ll grumble mto dust but 1f we work upon lmmortal mmds lf we lmbue them wuth prmuples vnth the just fear of God and love of our fellow men we engrave on those tablets somethmg wh1th vull brxghten to all etermty Danze! ll ebste1 MID CONTINENT PETROLEUM CORPORATION I X 11 AW' ' l xk u K ., Q.. wh: CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 53 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OE 53 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 53 I THE FRESHMEN CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 53 THE 7th 6' 8th GRADES +0 +0 from from THE JUNIORS THE SOPHOMORES +0 Io I rom I from