Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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THOMAS EDWIN MASON Tom joined Cascia in his Freshman year, and has been a boarder ever since. He is one of the South of the Border Club members, coming from Caracas, Venezuela. It is quite apparent from his dark tan that much of his leisure hours were spent at the country club. Tom has always been out- standing in our class, for his knowledge on some subjects, notably religion, is insurpassable. His likable personality and sharp wit have made him very popular, and his sage remarks are very well known around the campus. Tom's grades have always been very good, and the Honor Roll has listed his name many times. His comments are welcomed in all classes, for they always contain helpful ideas for solutions or thoughts. Tom carries around in his head a wealth of interesting facts, which are sometimes humorous, sometimes just applicable to the situation. Having traveled as much he has, Tom always has an interesting story to tell about what happened to him at one Plafe or another around the World. Tom's spare time is at a premium, for besides being on the staffs of the Towers and the Cascian, he is also tutoring and doing third and fourth year Latin and holding up a full schedule of regular courses. Even with all this he still has time enough to get out and visit with people that he knows around town. He often goes out to dinner, for he is an interesting dinner guest. Tom plans to attend Georgetown, and study international politics there. Here's all the success in the world to you, Tom. Remember: Well, there's Katy, and Beverly, and Rita, and Patricia . . . Towers 3-4 Cascian 3-4 Y.C.S. 3-4 Sodality 2 Bowling 1-2-3 Kommando Klub l-2- 3-4 Page Z9

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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.

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Page 30 Dn- State Honor Society l-2-3-4 Cascmn 1-2-3-4 Editor 3-4 Student C ounc il 4 Y.C.S 1-2-4 Sanctuary Society 1-2,3-4 Youth Traflic Court 4 Intramurals 2-3-4 Bowling 1-Z Kommando Klub 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3 BRIAN JOSEPH MORAN Brian is one of our two graduating six year men. During this time his friendly personality and diligence towards studies have earned him the high esteem of both faculty and students. His record is read with envy. For years he has been a member of the Oklahoma Honor Society and has never missed the Honor Roll. Brian spends a lot of time on extra-curricular activities. He has been Cascian editor for two years and in that time has helped develop a new and different paper. He was, for three years, the coach of the class intramural football team, leading us to championships in the Sophomore and Senior years. B. also gained prominence for his work as Public Defender at the Tulsa Juvenile Tragic Court. It is a well known fact that Brian is an avid sports fan. He follows T. U. and the St. Louis Cardinals closer than Clarence lba or Eddie Stanky. You're just looking for trouble if you pick somebody to Finish ahead of the Cards! Brian's true nature is a serious one although very often that Irish in him will prevail and a big grin will lighten up the sourroundings. But he recognizes his responsibilities, and, once he has srt a goal, he works until he reaches it. This will be the story of his life, for persistence and hard work will pay off in great rewards for Brian Moran. Remember: . . . The word for the monthl