Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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gf 'Y A -4. Www ,, iw vb w. WQQQQ ,fir hy, Feature Editors: john Stanton and Frank Lauingerg Peter Norberg, Business and Advertising Manager Nivea S i fa. Q A. ,,, 'ig we -fs-.. 'sf- ADVERTISING Peter is probably one of the busiest men on this year,s staff. His job entails being in charge of all advertising as well as the supervising of the advertising staff. He is the person upon whom the responsibility of paying for the year- book falls. He must collect the cuts, set up the pages, and proof-read the ads, At this point, he still has to do the billing and malce the final payment to the printers. A hardy thanks is extended to this busiest of busy men. COPY Here we have two individuals writing about two different subjects. It is their job to add that distinctive quality that is always associated with good publications. john takes notes about our athletic rnen, while Franlc displays his talents by writing their personality side. Witlttmtit their additions the Towers would be reduced to a few thin pages. Page SL'I'L'U

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In Memoriam . . . With characteristic graciousness our late beloved bishop told ns he would he de- lighted to have the 1958 Towers dedicated to him. This issue, then, is dedicated to the memory of that great friend of Cascia Hall. In another sense, it is dedicated to more than a memoryg it is dedicated to a living presence. The warmth of a great fire lingers on, penetrates the room when the splendid flame is only a memory. So it is with this great priest and bishop. The light may be gone, but the warmth of his great charity and priestly zeal penetrates all corners of Oklahoma. It is with not only pride but with a great affection that we dedicate this book to the beloved Eugene I. McGainness, late Bishop of Oklahoma.