Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Y-la who does nor V bellow 'N TRUTH When he KnowS'N TRLKTH masses 'ftmvs W lrovgcvs . ,L.,,,L,,A . X,L:x,M .,,, s , . L . ML.. .L.?LA. t . mx. . - -- vo..,,,NwMMH W1 vs ,sl I E Y , . Janet Mallory, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Jung, came to M. C. in her Sophomore year. The ability to organize and see a task to the finish has won her many honors. Janet's good voice warranted her being selected to sing with the National Chorus in Cleveland, Ohio, this year. Her interest and tact in helping others have brought her friends galore. Ideal: Helping others in Social Work. ti Ruth Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Murray is proud of her two years at M. C. A champion of right, Ruth Ann with tongue or pen rushes to the defence of each and everyone. Also a champion in sports this spectacular player has won tennis and ping-pong matches. A scholar champion too, Ruth Ann holds many a scholastic trophy and is the editor of the school paper. Ideal: To live according to first principals. hxmsalt Y. accomtlfff Xhttt Ariel copy. Janet and Ruth Ann proof-read the

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,K V v 4 t . ,,L, N I ceq.-lv: A I .-kA , 2 I Q' w Diane Melinda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Hudson has distinguished herself by her dramatic talent. Leisure time finds her busy at creative writing or sketching. The warmth of Diane's personality and radiant smile adds zest to any party, her conversations sparkle with humor and wit. Her French accent is the amazement of all her teachers even Father Choiecki. Ideal: lChristian womanhoodl hs ,W rv M I .u I L A J Barbara Jane, daughter of Mrs. George Limerick and the late Mr. Limerick, came to Monte Cassino four years ago. Her bubbling and friendly manner is a sincere expression of her warm, generous heart. Farming is Barbara's main interest, some day she will own a farm where the ripe yellow Grade A wheat will not be half so Grade A as Barbara's personality. Ideal: My Father , Mr. George Limerick xx for Dramafics Class. Barbara and Diane rehearse their lines

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' . 4 xi. ,.,. g I Mary Esther, Daughter of Mrs. W. Basil McEvoy and the late Mr. McEvoy, has been a ioy to her teachers and friends in her eleven years at M. C. Efficiency describes her! She collects money, organizes committees, plans parties, arranges programs with ease and finess. This diligent student has a rare sense of humor that will keep her chuckling and happy through life. Ideal: My Mother Mrs. W. Basil wav L K 1, ' 1 ' 'E . T? Q13'2Ya ii ' E r B s fi.. 'scc . Betty Jo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. O'Connor, has attended M. C. eight years. An outdoor girl, Betty .lo excells in sports with many laurels to her name. When at the helm Betty Jo needs no assistance. She is friendly and genuine, her strong will and pertinascity rightly directed will accomplish great tasks. Ideal: St. Elizabeth Betty Jo, refereeing, checks with score keeper, Mary Esther. I '32, H..