Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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' '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

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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