Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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MICHAEL EDWARD CURTIN Now we come to one of the proud papas of this year book, the co-editor of the Towers, Mike Curtin. Mike is without doubt the most universally liked boy at Cascia. It would be a shame to assign this fact to his uready smile, which to be sure he has. And it would not be enough to give his sparkling personality, with which he is also blessed, all the credit. No, there is an intangible something about Mike that draws you to him, but it is much more than just his smile or personality. Mike has been on the Towers staff for four years, last year in the role of advertising manager and this year as co-editor. The quality of this book and the material in it speaks well for Mike's efforts. Mike's list of activities is too long to mention in full. In part, however, Mike was president of the Y.C.S. in his junior year. He has been on the Student Council for the past two years. He represented Cascia Hall at Buys State and has been on the Cascian staff and in the Belle Masque Society. Next year when Mike is at Notre Dame he will be sorely missed at Cascia because during his six years here he has become a large part of school life. However, our loss is Notre Dame's gain and we really want to wish Mike all the luck in the world. Remember: Let's have a party at my house, my parents are gone. Belle Masque Society 3-4 Cascian l-Z-3' Towers I-Z-5-4 Towers Co-Editor 4 Towers Advertising Manager 3 Kommando Klub l-Z-5-4 Student Council 3-4 Y.C.S I-2-3-4 Y.C.S. President 3 Science Club 3 Sanctuary Society l-2-3 Basketball 1-Z Intramurals l-Z-3-4 Class Officer Vice-President l-2 Boys State 5 Page 20

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JACQUES Twenty thoussid French hearts were undoubtedly shattered when Jack retumed to Cascia each year at Casci Upon meetin this year. Jack, the Don Juan of this year's class, arrives a burdened with tales of his wild adventures in France. this tall muscular Frenchman, one is immediately im- pressed by his quit, nonchalant manner, his suave greeting and his Texas accent. Jack was a me ber of this year's Commandos and his play on the grid- ion truly exempliliied the spirit of the fighting French. In class, howe er, our Napoleon is a serious and capable student. His name appears oftlx on the Honor Roll. Jack plans to 'tudy petroleum engineering in the college of his choice, which is Rice Ins tute. We feel sure that Cascia will be proud of Jack. VIVA LA FR CE ! Remember: Ah! Paris--The beaches on the Riviera-Ah, Danielle State Honor Society l-2-3-4 Kommando Klub 1 Y. C. S. 3-4 Science Club 3-4 Foosball 3-4 Letter-men's Club 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Class Officer President 1 Vice-President 4 Page 19 T -2-3-4 1 I I L i'V s LW,hr.b'll 'l 'T'W' T'i'n.1ahdS PYgW lif'hI.:f3'l5'wil.Q RENE CI-IARRIN Y,!K'S 'R'Ii.!'lW1 Amie! 'I LM!

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Jim, returning up right where he was a post gradu Although Jim basketball games the social world, an eye-catching d Jim has the g' the laughter and as within and his part in the succe Washington ar, to study Chest S future venture. JAMES ANDREW DAILEY to Cascia this year after an absence of two years, picked left off by joining in on all the school functions. Jim ate student this year. was ineligible for sports he was at all the football and oting for Cascia's good name. He was quite active in tending all of the school dances usually accompanied by te. t of wit and his timely comments have often added to irit of the class. Jim was active outside of class as well elp, suggestions and drive have all played an important ss of the formals. d Lee University gets the nod from Jim, where he plans urgery. We are certain that he will be a success in his Remember: His comments in Spanish class . . . Cascian 4 Towers 4 Kommando Klub Basketball Intramurals l-2-4 Baseball M Page 21 Manager 2 anager 2 l-2-4