Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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THOMAS MICHAEL MARKLEY Since Tom arrived at Cascia in the junior year, he has been one of the more quiet, unassuming members of the class, but, nevertheless, one whom it would be difl-icult to get along without. With his ready wit, and his contribution to the spirit of the class, he is definitely one who helps make school life more enjoyable. In this important final year, Tom has demonstrated his ability as a scholar, his name often being found on the Honor Roll. Even with his easy-going manner, he is a hard worker, as his improved scholastic standing shows. Although not a member of any of the varsity teams, Tom has partici- pated in intramural athletics, including basketball and golf, and he is always ready to take part in an impromptu football or volleyball game. Of course, no social event would be complete without Tom's presence, and he is always accompanied by one of the city's more popular femme fataleaf' On the serious side, Tom has high aspirations for his education after graduation from Cascia, as he has succeeded in receiving an altemate's appointment to the United States Naval Academy. If he does not go there, he hopes to attend Norte Dame. We feel certain that Tom will succeed in fulfilling his hopes in the future, just as he has done while here at Cascia. Remember: Take 'er out, Admiral Markleyf' 1 Belle-Masque Society 3 Intramurals 3-4 Bowling 3 Kommando Klub 3-4 Page 27

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Page 26 Football 4 Lettermenis Club Baseball 4 Intramurals 4 Kommando Klub WILLIAM HUNTER HILL The eyes imbedded in the lean, tanned face above may, or may not reflect the wit, impishness, and general air of bon vivant. The cleverness and joviality there are brought forth without hesitation at the slightest provocation. Although Bill was around for but one short year, he has more than made restitution for this oversight by providing the class with years worth of humor, spice, and amusement. Since Bill's advent upon the campus the boys have been kept perpetually in stitches by his cutting-up. Bill's utility on the gridiron this year has been evident and has earned him the affectionate nickname of Strangler, in honor of his uniqueness of tackling style. Although Bill didnit finish recuperating from the foot- ball season in time to play basketball, he won appreciative recognition in the stands by his inventiveness of choice and timely observations on the general proceedings. Baseball season resulted in what was the zenith of glory for Bill, whose pitching gave punch to a novice but determined Cascia nine. As time has flown, time must continue to Hy. So as we must leave Bill, Bill must leave Cascia, to return ever again only as an echo within these rustic walls when someone in the future shall give voice to one of his memor- able witticisms. Remember: His boundless reserve of knowledge in Religion class.

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Page 28 Towers 3-4 Choir 4 Sodality Z Football 3-4 Lcttermerfs Club 4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Bowling 3 Kommando Klub l-2-3-4 was iw? LARRY REX MARTIN The story you are about to hear is true and the name has not been changed because Larry is not innocent. Here are the facts. Larry first graced these fair halls as a Freshman and has been here ever since. Tiny, as he is commonly known around the campus, played on the Freshman football team and from there graduated to the varsity, and he lettered. Larry is the type of person who can be directly in front of you and not be seen. Donlt think for a minute that he is gaunt or slim. Standing well over six feet, Larry is faced with the dilemma of keeping two hundred pounds of flesh and bones intact. Now for the social side of this active young tyke. Larry and his little Ford, I-Iardtopn have become a familiar sight for years and will be greatly missed when Larry graduates. Tiny7' is always ready for a 'ball' and is usually seen at the big social events about town. His greatest weakness is for beautiful blonds, but of course, whose isn't? Remember: Aw shucks, fellas.