Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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Again ROBERT BURNS ALLEN we present a man from St. Louis. Bob came to these hallowed walls as a Senior from John Burroughs School in Clayton, Missouri. Immediately he fitted into our class and established him- self as a distinct personality within the class. Bob is, we hear, a big wheel in the St. Louis social and athletic functions. the Socket lax in the basketball general as Bob is standing s since comi Bob is He played first string on the football team and also on team in his junior year at John Burroughs. Neither is he social standing of the school as he is seen at many parties, and football games and has left his mark on Tulsa girls in he has on Cascia itself. another one of the Cascia men who has a good scholastic ince he has been here. He has been on the Honor Roll ng to Cascia and rightly so. a familiar Figure, well known on the campus, and will not soon be forgotten. All the class regrets that Bob did not join us earlier in his high school life. The place he will leave empty will be a difihcult one to 611. Remember: His Jackie Gleason records. Tennis 4 Golf 4 Bowling 4 Cascian 4 Boarders Council 4 Y.C.S, 4 Page 17

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-, '62 Tennis 4 Golf 4 Bowling 4 Cascian 4 Boarders Council 4 Y.C.S. 4 RICHARD THOMAS ALLEN Dick is one of the late comers to the class. He and his brother, Bob, came to Cascia as Seniors and hail from St. Louis. Not much is known about him as he is always on the go and never sits down long enough to talk about himself. We cornered him long enough though, to talk about his two favorite subjects, socker and girls. From what we hear he is a master of both, especially the latter. Some of the wild tales he tells us of the girls in St. Louis make us want to go up to that bustling city this summer for a little vacation, or would it be a vacation? No doubt Dick could show us quite a time. From the first day of school Dick fitted right in with the class. Since his October report card Dick has been constantly on the Honor Roll. He is always in the middle of things in the dormitory and often the instigator. Wherever there is excitement, he may be found getting his material for his article in the Cascian. We wish Dick a lot of luck in the future in whatever he tries and we are sure he will always be a credit to Cascia and any profession that he may choose. Remember: His tales of St. Louis. l .,.. Q 'A i1:5:5:5:5:5:5:E: E ' s '-5: Q Ill t Q Page 16

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f c fa?-QW 2125-2 ' f I -p f f gl X FZ If I yt VX' X Q 7 f . if Intramural Basketball 2-3 -4 Bowling 1 Towers 3 Cascian 3-4 Kommando Klub 2-3-4 Page 18 DAVID LAXVRENCE BARRY Mighty Dave came to Cascia in the seventh grade and has been in there plugging ever since. His ability to stay awake in class has been praised by many. When the word Msportsw is mentioned, Dave may not partake, but one is bound to see that smiling face in the grandstands. He may not always agree with the referee, but whatls a ballgame without one side disagreeing! Dave is quite the angler, though, and he is content to get away from it allu by finding a nice quiet fishing spot out in the boon- doclcsn and just relaxing. Any day now, he's liable to bring back that Ubig one that got awayn for proof. Dave is very active in the social world, too. Heis always there when you turn around at a dance or a party. We know that Dave will go a long way in the world, because he has the courage and the energy to trounce any problem that might stand before him. His sparkling personality will remain with him always. As fine a lad as he is, Dave will never be forgotten. He has built quite a name here at Cascia Hall, and we are sure that his en- suing years will be filled with success and lasting friendship. Remember: Look out, Kid, I would hate to pulverize you.',