Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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JEROME E. DRUEN Here is a friend. Friend is a big word in the life of Jerry Druen, for his friendships are strong, and each friendship is a true and lasting one. Jerry came to Cascia in his sophomore year from Kansas City, Missouri, and he has since impressed his classmates and acquaintances as being a true gentleman. His poise is reflected in his everyday life at Cascia, and it is because of this quality that he stood out in campus life. Jerry's enthusiastic personality is a delight to his friends in boarcler life. No matter what the situation may be, Jerry can always have a good time. This attribute makes for easier living in the dor- mitory, especially during the long stretch between Christmas and Easter, when most of the resident students can become restless. When- ever one needs cheering up, Jerry is the man to see. Beautiful girls are, for some reason, attracted to Jerry. He is always seen at various social functions with a girl who is a credit to the opposite sex, and it is because of this that he has established him- self as a distinguished social lion. Jerry plans to attend the University of Missouri next fall, but a part of him will remain with us. We wish him the best of luck in everything he undertakes, and we feel sure that all his undertakings will turn out to be successes. So it is with a feeling of sadness, yet with a strange feeling of necessity, that we give to the world Jerry Druen, a gentleman and a friend. ACTIVITIES Kommando Klub i.,i,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 -3-4 Bowling League H ...Z Intramurals ,.,,,, 2 REMEMBER: The black Ford at the gate every afternoon. Page Twenty-nine

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JOSEPH THEODORE DEHMER, JR. Joe is the first boy to come to Cascia from Mississippi, and since his arrival here from Jackson in his sophomore year, he has made himself known to be a gentleman and a scholar. Both attributes are supported by his good grades and his southern manner. Southern hospitality is at its best in Joe's presence. Joe possesses one of those rare natures which enables him to feel right at home and take part in any field which he may so desire. This fact is verified by his wide ranging activities. Depending on his mood, joe loves everything from the outdoors, such as hunting, fishing, water skiing, to playing the latest semi-classical music on his Hi-Fi. During his three years at Cascia, Joe has established himself as a friend not only to his own classmates but also to the underclassmen as well. The group is always enlivened when Joe relates one of his stories of Jackson and the Deep South. Truly loyal to his state and section of the U. S., Joe has warned us several times that the South shall rise again. Joe plans to attend Georgetown University next fall, where he intends to pursue a business and law course. Cascia's loss will be Georgetown's gain, for Joe has endeared himself in the hearts of those of us here at Cascia, and he will not be forgotten. We wish him luck in his every endeavor. REMEMBER: Let's go water skiing! It's only the middle of January! ACTIVITIES Science Club .................... Y. C. S. ...... . Cascian ................ Kommando Klub ..... Bowling League ....,. President ........,,,. Sanctuary Society ,..... Football .................. Dance Committee ..... Honor Society ...., Intramurals ....... ...3-4 2-3-4 ...3-4 ...-..4 2-3-4 ...-..4 ..-WZ Page Twenty-eight

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DON CHARLES DUGAS The boy with those line shoes is one of the two Texans to grad- uate this year. Hailing from Houston in his sophomore year, Don has been, since his arrival, an outstanding personality, both in the dormitories and in the classroom. A quiet personality has made Don a favorite with his classmates. Occasionally, however, Don is not so quiet. This is so when he par- ticipates in an argument about the Civil War. Then his voice will ring out praising the Great South.', A friend in need is a friend indeed must be on of Don's mottos, for whenever anyone needs help, whether it be in or out of school, Don will cheerfully and gladly give his all. In the fields of science and mathematics Don has established quite an enviable record, both in the classroom and out. His vast knowl- edge of these subjects distinguishes him as a possible success in these fields in future life. One of Don's most famous possessions is his pair of Suede Spades. Man, they sure are a pair of crazy boots. Their picture appears on some other page of this annual. Don plans to attend Rice Institute this fall, where he intends to major in an engineering course. We know he will be a great success in life, and his good-natured ways and fine academic abilities will carry him far. As the year draws to a close we wish another senior good luck, and hope our paths cross his once more. REMEMBER: ly game Nwsxfw Wt ,X Y X me N' My we ss xx , , 7?..: .:, as V ass: f, 153 ,s xg M 2' Q , t 4, Q4 SN ,ext ' . sw, as 'Nw ' 'Y'-13 xx f X If xt .ss NX y. Q W '12 ' I, H l X. :::e::,.... va,, , s ---- : 5 ss. 1, ....:.:,.': , s 0 5:5:5,:,:,:,- fs- 3? I Finally took Murphy in a friend- 7? X ,S'sf'f4 , ,y iw .,...,...... c r m 7 ,A E ' Q f S1 1 as X 5 -:I-'-Y Y -, E-hm - : , , 1 :W -:sag ta' f 5: . W K 532 s 3 NW . ., q , fl Q X wg? so XX it six S? ' X f w A X NX X X f X YW X swiss Q N E X X N1 y . sits K f + Qs as N X f t X y N X is s Q rf ACTIVITIES Science Club ,,,. Secretary ,.,,.,.... Kommando Klub .... Intramurals ......... Page ......3-4 --..,,3-4 Thirty