Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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Joe is the po any boy in the cla and F.A. He five years at Cascia but spent his junior Naval Academy. Joe's presence contribution is hi seems to have a gr to his 'ljolly Joe This year Joe was sidelined for which he most exc team, which has b Joe has made his member of the Ca will fall away, but natured joviality w energy with which new dietj, will give Remember: P When joe leaves h Kommando Klub 1 Football 4 Bowling League 1 Golf 2-4 Intramurals 1-Z-4 Page 25 JOSEPH MICHAEL GOODPASTER ssor lor should we say victimj of more nicknames than . He answers to Jolly Joe, Goody, Posts Bonus, ,as acquired this rare collection of appellations during Joe is really one of the original members of the class, year enjoying the Florida sunshine at Admiral Farragut enehts the class in many ways. Probably his greatest personality. Joe is one of those people who never uchy day. He is forever smiling and generally living up ickname. ayed varsity football, but because of a serious leg injury ost of the season. His favorite sport and the one at ls is golf. He holds down an important spot on the golf n one of his ambitions since the seventh grade. Besides, ppearance on the Honor Roll, and was at one time a ian staff. Cascia, the nicknames with which we have saddled him one thing we are sure will stay with him is the good- ich is so much a part of him. This, coupled with the he attacks all problems Qwhether it be a hard putt or a Joe a firm foothold on the slippery ladder of success. m Father Sinnott's dream boy. N2-4

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Every class changes a little when its senior year rolls around. This is earmarked in most cases by a change in attitude on the part of the indi- viduals in the class toward the underclassmen. Some boys, however, are able to avoid this senior pitfall. One of these, all too few individuals, is Jack Fields. Jack put on no high hat with his senior ring and still main- tains his perspective in regard to members of other classes. It must be admitted that Jack is another of the non-athletes of the class. Yet he makes up for his lack of athletic prowess by compiling an enviable attendance record at the various Cascia sporting events. Jack is no slouch when it comes to studies either. Although he is not on the regular Honor Roll, Jack is a solid student and is recognized as such by his classmates. Wherever Jack goes to college we feel sure that his chosen school will count on his easy going manner and quiet friendliness as an asset. And we are also sure that their appraisal will be correct. Remember: His trouble in being heard in English class. Kommando Klub 2-3-4 Bowling League 4 Intramurals Z-3-4 Page 24

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ROGER DELL GRAEBAR Any way you look at it, six years at Cascia is a long hard grind, but fortunately in every class there are those who, by their own humor, person- ality, or presence, do their bit to improve the rather tedious atmosphere which is so common in the classroom. Fortunately we have been blessed in Roger. Since the seventh grade Roger's timely remarks have many times convened a dull discussion into something closely akin to mass hysteria. Although Roger has never found his way into the various fields of athletic endeavors, he is invariably found in the stands giving his support to the team. If a class poll were taken we're sure we would all agree that the most outstanding facet of Roger's character is his never flagging good nature. We feel sure that this trait of Roger's will insure him a life of success and happiness. Remember: Well now .... Just a minute. State Honor Society 1-3 Kommanclo Klub 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 3-4 i Page 26