Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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STUDENT LIFE Summer Gpening Fall and Homecoming Christmas Minimester Second Semester

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gg g . Summer 2 V' f' We experienced a mild summer this year as f- temperatures seldom reached the century mark. J However, this was not enough for city commissioner Patty Eaton as she once again put the city on mandatory water rationing. But while our gardens fumed, f something else was catching fire: baseball. This mudslinging was the worst blow to the sport nationwide since the Black Sox scandal in the 1919 World Series. f Tulsa was removed from this scene, though, since we could cheer our own team, the Tulsa Drillers, at the newly-completed Sutton Stadium. All the while, students from Cascia went about their usual summer business - in the case of most upperclassmen, working. Peoria was a prime center for this. Terry Finegan and Herb Barrington, in untypical roles, tried their hands at the fast food business, working at Wendy's and McDonald's, respectively. Not too far down the street, Bill Wynn managed at Hemi's Pizza and Ieff Hills was serving pizza at Godfather's. Patrick Kingsley stayed on his home turf: Coney Islander. Ioe Clanton took a more strenuous, though certainly not less desirable job, unloading trailers at Sears. If you headed south, you might have bumped into Todd Golla at Skaggs. 5 1 I K' Q . if. - new K l,..,- N 'N'-as . ,,, T Q u,,x . Q TOP: GRAHAM Shirkey spends a summer afternoon climbing one of the cliffs at Chandler Park. ABOVE: RAFTING down the Arkansas River are Keith Walker, Herb and Eric Barrington, and Pistol Lee. RIGHT: ALONG the coast of the North Sea in Ireland, Todd Skinner contem- plates life's true meaning.