Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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JOHN DOUGLAS COLEMAN In John Coleman are embodied all the life and zest of the healthy American youth. He is never down-hearted and he can always be depended on to brighten the atmosphere of the sometimes dark school hours. This young man has been a member of our class for six years. In this short, or long, period of time he has shown and developed per- sonal qualities which will mark him forever in the hearts of his class- mates. John, while here at Cascia, has demonstrated two great facets for REMEMBER: a many-sided and well-developed personality. These two character- All diese involuntary immersions istics are school spirit and the willingness to work. over t 9 years' He has shown spirit in attending almost every school function. He has often been one of the regular supporters at an out-of-town football or basketball games. His willingness to work has also been a distinguishing mark. He has indicated this by working especially hard on the school paper and becoming assistant editor of the Cascian this year. He is always there to help whenever labor or time is needed for a pep rally or dance. These marks of a Fine person will surely carry John a long way through life. He plans to go to Dartmouth after graduation. We are sure he will go a long way in life. Three things, wit, spirit, and industry will mark his success in life. ACTIVITIES Cascian r...... ....... I -2-3-4 Towers ..,,.............. .......... 1 -2 Kommando Klub ..... .,.,... 1 -Z-3-4 Bowling League .,..... ..,..... 3 -4 Intramurals .....,,.. ........ 1 -2 Page Twenty-fix

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JACK HACKETT CHAPMAN Jack as he is called by his friends and classmates, came to us here at Cascia in his junior year. Jack is known as the kind of boy who is easy to get along with at school or at play. With his stories and tales of Dallas, from whence he came, Jack soon made many friends here at Cascia Hall. During his first semester here at Cascia, Jack boarded, but during the Christmas holidays Jack's mother and father moved to Tulsa from Dallas, Texas. So when the second semester started Jack became a day student. During his junior year Jack became quite a pitcher, having pitched for the varsity baseball team. He also was active in the intramural bowling league. Jack is a man of few words, in fact, he is an avid fan of the old idiom, Actions speak louder than words. Jack excels in school spirit. He is by far one of Cascia's staunchest rooters. When in May we seniors leave Cascia to go on to greater things we will remember Jack and his wonderful tales of Dallas, Texas. ACTIVITIES Kommando Klub ....... ,...,.. 3 -4 Bowling ...............,... ....... 3 Baseball ..... H 3-4 REMEMBER: You're sick! Page Twenty-five

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MICHAEL FRANCIS CURRAN Mike's jovial personality and dependability have made him one of the best-liked members of the class ever since he entered Cascia in the eighth grade. Nlike is the kind of person who can always be de- pended on to pitch in and do his part voluntarily, Mike has lived in a ranch life atmosphere most of his life and from this originates his two main hobbies, hunting and horsemanship. Spending two summers at Culver Military School and several summers on a cattle ranch in Montana have enabled him to develop his horse- manship to a marked degree. E uall at home in the class room as on the ran e ii Mike's de- q Y g 1 pendability again shows up in his scholastic endeavors. He has been on the Silver Honor Roll several times in his senior year. If not giving a party, Mike can usually be seen at one-always with a cute date. Mike is an avid supporter of the varsity teams and when the teams played outaof-town games, he often furnished rides to the games. Inherent in Mikeis plan for the future is his own cattle ranch in Montana. First he would like to enroll at West Point or some eastern college, to major in business administration. ACTIVITIES Kommando Klub 1-2-3-4 Y. C. S. H . 4 Football 1-2 Intramurals 2 REMEMBER: I don't care what it is. I can out- drag it. Page Tll'61If'1'-.fL'l'6'71