Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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.a . arafv 5 Z-, ,- f , Lynn of ry 3-0 J. yo-:Elon n 644. UH: Gvzmlnzusfzx . Uufsa, Loglagonxa Offer 7-3636 ages. 7-4076 may cgfudzuh :Ruiafuxf .buhufsnfa Aulgustinian fathers E-Ibnlicalzsf fo ffl: u1u:a!imz ofnzgn fly men T H E H E A D M A S T E R ' S M E S S A G E THE TOWERS 1955 memorializes another successful and happy year at Cascia Hall. leafing through these pages many years hence, the student grown to manhood will fondly recall his fellow students and his teachers. The significant events of the year recorded herein will be reenacted in his memory and many other episodes of his school days will unfold again before him. His TOWERS is, in this sense, a human document to be treasured and enshrined with the family albumo Throughout every school year, there is a hu an story which escapes the cameras. It is the story'of the parents who really live the school year with their son. Listening to his evening observations on the school day, consulting with his teachers, urging him to greater attainments, counseling him in his plans for the future, guiding and regulating his extra-curricular life, caring for his physical wants and needs, praying devoutly that he will one day fulfill their fondest dreams for him - these are the part the parents play behind the scenes in one full turn of the academic wheel. The staff of THE TOWERS very appropriately dedicates this issue to the parents of our students as a token of appreciation for all they have done in living through this happy and, at times, very hard year with their sons. I hasten to add my personal expression of thanks for the excellent cooperation that the parents have accorded the Augustinian Fathers throughout the year. No student is completely successful and no school is successful without the help and en- couragement of the parents. God bless them. As usual, the moderator and staff of THE TOWERS deserve our sincere appreciation for another fine, pictorial review of life at Cascia Hall. We heartily congrat- ulate them upon the selection of their theme and for a first class mechanical production. Devotedly in Christ, The Very Rev. James J. Sinnott, O.S.A. Headmaster Page 9

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4? , Page 8 TI t i yi y y y i A 'ww Very Rev. James Sinnott, O.S.A. eahmzmivr Indicative of all tlwat has been accomplished under his Head masterslaip. Cascia in Five years has actually doubled its enrollment

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Page 10 Bill Belforcl receives friendly advice from Father Fogarty 3 I he Jliarult g Rev. Nlartin O'Neill, O.S.A. prefect of Studies is ww Rev. Stephen R. Fogarty, O.S.A. Rev. Mario Porreca, C.S.A. prefect of Discipline Languages