Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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., :,,. JOSE LUIS CASTRILLO Joe was adopted into the class during this last year. You would h t ink he always hacl been one of us As far as his English oes he - g speaks it fluently and with great ease. Having taken out a full year's membership and paying his dues regularly, Joe resides in the Cascia Cl b H , u ouse, more commonly known as the Rock , or Dorm.,' Joe ranked high in his scholastic achievements for the year. He just barely missed the Honor Roll several times. Back in Puerto R' I, CY ' ' ico, Joe says, are the most beautiful women in the world. How- ever, he showed no signs of homesiclcness. Apparently he liked the American girls, too. Seriously, joe is entertaining company. He has great stories to tell about the life in the Caribbean. He is very observant The ujivev of teen-age Americans tickles him. He took great interest in all our activities and made himself well liked. We clon,t know where or when we may ever see Jose again. If and when we do it will be a pleasure to renew our olcl acquaintance. Wfe know he will be a uboostern for us back home. Cascia will always welcome other Puerto Ricans of Joe's calibre. Remember: 'lSay, boyees, where are all the girls around here? ,k ,1,. Baseball 4 Bowling 4 Tennis 4 Boarders Council 4 Kommando Klub 4 ,KWH X X 7' I 1 ,v v ,,i i s MMM, ia. 4 f N 4 1 - f . NR. gb , , ,. X ff mil If jE W n. xx rbi! ,,,, i V- 16,11 I J z fu f 1, 6 , 9 . ff! 'lx Z! I , J ' f . Q 4 I l Page

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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.',

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f r 1' it l, 6 I, W s ,K ,Q gl l xi 4 im 1 A X, l XX fgiiif Q2 Band 3 Kommando Klub 3-4 Page Z0 BUCK EVERETT CLAYTON Buck is probably the easiest-going and best natured fellow in the class, He joined our class in the second semester of our Junior year. He hails from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. He will be remembered for his trumpet playing in our so called Cascia band, also for his Okla- homa drawl. And how that man could sleep! He was immune to bells or noise. But when the 2:35 bell rings Buck suddenly comes to life. Off he hops in his blue Chevrolet. He conducts a regular taxi service for the gals at Central High School. He can always be seen chauffeuring a load of passengers. Popular? Ah, fellows, give me a break. Any- one that knows Buck would say that he has one of the best liked per- sonalities around school. Though he has not taken too active a part in athletics, he has shown a keen interest in the school's athletic program. He was a staunch fan at all football games, cheering for our great Commandos. We want to wish Buck good luck and we hope he is a great success in whatever he does in the years to come. Remember: Ah, gosh, I just like women, fellas.