Cascia Hall High School - Towers (Tulsa, OK)

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1 Style a quick review while he shaves he could dress in his sleep. IQ Todd Skinner sleeps with his special friend. l L Todd takes his time in preparing for the challenges of a new day.

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Style! L . Style? 3 He is faced with the daily dilemma if ali xv.. A :se it 42 it M T I . , i A I Z M ws ' ' af, 'Z gt F ad,, But Terry Finegan is not worried Eric Biggerstaff rises to a new day. Cascia men are known for their unique style. Some say it is thick in prep: students decked out in the fashionable labels, with noses stiffly upturned. But just as there are many different kinds of students at Cascia, there are many different styles. Some fit the stereotyped prep Catagory, others have a more classical, refined way of living and some just don't bother with style. Below are three typical seniorsg perfect examples of some of the styles present at Cascia. They are depicted in the everyday routine of preparing for another day of school. of what to wear. just a little breakfast before he goes

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Houses For several years, the administration has thought about changing the structure of class division. School spirit was lagging and attendance among the underclassmen at school sponsored activities was poor. In order to remedy this situation, Mr. Hogan called for a plan of actiong namely to expand upon an idea used successfully two years ago on field day. Six seniors were chosen on the basis of popularity, athletic or academic merit, and leadership qualities. They, in turn, drafted the rest of the senior class. Underclassmen were chosen at lunchtime, one grade at a time, for one week. Several changes in routine school functions were necessary. Students now sat with their houses during pep-rallies rather than with their classmates. The Student Council also had to be reorganized, Bill Aitken headed a committee to rewrite the school constitution to better suit the needs of our new structure. With this new system, the houses will be awarded points on the basis of a number of criteria: honor roll, game attendance, spirit displayed at pep-rallies, community involvement and several other areas. The house with the most points for a given quarter will receive some type of award: free lunches or no blazers worn for a week. The house with the most points at the end of the year will be awarded a free day. It is the hope of the administration that this new structure will serve to boost school morale and spirit. TOP: LEADING their houses in the basketball cheer are Scott Word, Dennis McFadden, and Bill Watson. ABOVE: THE cheerleaders lead the Tack House at the first House pep rally. RIGHT: STONE House members proudly display their T- shirts.