Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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The above prlests are actnve partuclpants In all of Monte Casssnos functlons They are left to rnght Rev Gerald Ryan O S A Tulsas youth dlrector Rev Anthony Chojeckl chaplain Rev Edmund Kestel O S B of Conception Abbey who has of fucnated at the chant program for several years Rev Alfred La Fleur relngnon ff an .mm -mar.. I I I 5 I N ' 1 I 1. Q., . 1, I 1 Q '. s 'J f 'i -' ' 4 xstkx A4 b v f l .245 fLe ck r -rn cluenf, fke deaaon 1 wLer in each ! if, relnar r I ing of ekriaf, Jo Me Loo! egi f wi rea ear, a peri al of o 4 o Y 'ini ' ' I c Q , mf chan 1 I 1 f - 74' cha! KL Me U 1 , Q , . by - Q ' N. . JCL I a lt' F-'JJ :SRX -,ix, q3', I A I ,1T7Ki, l4'r'f 'I ' ' ,' W?3 ?T '4i NQ'.KYxSf ' ., ' ,jfyfk--'ji Al' A42 'ix '+1 3 Xf XT 2- x ,fy vi? ' A ff 'ff -it hr ' +' 44 5 '-fx ' 2,gf!1CfQQ lji f? J an Q J --FW. mi, FN '-,-ff N WUI: 1 , Q' QL x, ' f f , f , 1 ' Vg' Q3 ,gf , E-txl :AV .V lj 0 ouf I 1 g L 1 1 - up -f-,,RJ?xw, 'no ' 'ff' ' 333'-.1 r 4 clofour Loofye 1 1 7 W. A -. -Wag. Y f - Sf- ' V5 55 5 is Q 1I ' ' Zhi- .' WMP' 1 1, X M WM fe, . w 'J N ,x5aw!,A,k.' .- M35 is in .Q.jQ,f1z L 4 si H 'VV ,olfpjgl lxifilg-1a 4 ..f . fQ'N 1 -QW! , f' . 1 1 pf'y'! wfrii X V .wax Nmfif. Mi- f 5- 5:11 '- ,?' '24 1-N, 5.1: ' x ti 4, A v ' . s pw Y- ',.f ' 1, . v- : xx f' I fat? ,rvffifai A + X 'U + 41922-if sifmiiqf fl FHESHMEN Qwnd Sandfa Bev - Q3 vain eww Mary Cath Elaine Zaba Bonn. ie Ray Elsie Cecilia Berry erine G rey Kathleen Hudson Muxrefm Carol . M Gerawme anaugh X WA Nancy Rodgers ,R 4 1 K, Conme Xlunker Ba,.bara Z Vskowski My J I NN 51 'Z ? K, Father Edmund blesses the roses carried by the high school students in the Gaudete Sunday procession. .,.'.L Q :W 21? N-1 JW? V :Hi Students from the Benedictine Schools in Tulsa participate in the an nual chant demonstration held in the Christ King Church. Father Ed mund Kesfel, O. S. B. from Conception Abbey officiates. 1-wage P .,,,s The resident students gather around the chaplain, Father Chojecki, as he blesses the Advent wreath on the First Sunday of Advent. s by PSX-XGPPYMOQCASIDN Mr. McHenry and Mr. Siegfried add color and life to the party by their professional Hauctioneeringf' The grade school and their fathers enjoy a real western box supper. Above, Mr. A. J. Boudreau, one of the aucfioneers, raffles a box. f ag! Q aa ,, L AllW,N'l l Fllllllflla 'lm-P g2:'ri'3 Be'9lU ld and David Barry arrlve at the Pre Advent il' Some of the students and their dates dancing to the muslc of Pete Bertie and his orchestra at the annual Pre-Advent Formal held in the lvory Room of The Mayo Hotel ar Porno, PV' WV Above: Soft ball champions. Mrs, Bradford presents a trophy to the sopho- mores who won the soft ball Tournament. They are, left to right: Eugene Arcila, Sandy Kay Harder, Joanne Randall, Emma Jean McEvoy, Julie Frank- lin, Marie Sumoka, Kay Kinslow, and Pat Carlson. fb 'nf a 'lf Q :lf -24: lub' .-Q. ' Wig! Q Cheer leaders for the Kommandos. They are left to righfi Dick Atcheson, Barbara Geary, Tom New- house, Sue Graham, Ray Kerley, Marie Sumonka, KKU' 21 K NIXXO -1 use 3? 45' fo Q0 0+ 75 +56 5 Q, 50,6269 sav Q03 we 9, .XO Q, - o 6 'D 6 X394 Below: Real action in the Ponca City game R 5 ..-3 SW , V 3 X W ,M -vs ' ,, G ,, 4 1 'W l Drew Goodwin, Mary LOU Quinn and Mike Capehart sing O Holy Night at the Christ- mas Program given by the kindergarten. x Q Jw 741, ,,l- 1m A- -IN, The junior high glee club sing for their parents at their first music recital held in the early part of December. lm N i V 'ff' , ., . - M- fi , A V- , Ruth Ann Wendel tells Sharon McManus, Niente lngersoll and Margaret Boudreau a story about Santa. A group of kindergarten children tell the story of Christ's birth in song and tableau. MER E!'ERl5Tl'lA5 'R X2 CGOXS Y, do U K3 of xg? f65e2'3 Q g,e06Sl-090 V50 YN' n oo eq, ,DCO O9 X do fo. s ' 3 f t as , Kveflsfoigexob 3 ,r 'l ll' ' Clase -OO l is 2 s - s L 3 8 X' X .rel , :wa l A A few 8th grade students dance the light fantastic. The Cnrnstmas Formal was qulte an occasuon especially tor the tiny tots. From all appearances everybody was happy. TS? i-33131535 'U-44PQ..v, if-2 XS 'Q' VN .X eg Q BM. 52 X M Wil fi mx ., . SM Q i K N if xii ,gk x N-.m1 mM ,Q Q Q V i 4 I' 'QW Am 1 , dmv? 2 .K gadfer, Me 6464! Aan mg riaen hom llle efernifg WLM wad reason Me fo flw ,E rejoice. U meg AGU? JCGLJ now uicforiouzify fhe Jchofadficaffg an com efion 0 f eir ,J H .7Ai.4 Aecfion ann! 'uniorri in f fAe gadfer Gycde erio joy wif vlenoferi uicfory. ,He Lan fo u5 tk? gafe of Ain. jar fAi5 Chant of ollnf won a uicfory. ec! emofionaffg ana! y fo run fowaral fhe lA? JOIQAOIYZ orea fke acfiuified of Ae gfacl and AarcLiAilo5 ana! SUPHUMUHES erwia Arena EUQ WX eww Patricia Carlson Carol Brown WVR Ann C O Pa Tricia Bl Uefaqk fe rf av Susan Johnson XQKXSXOXN 3 5 maj Gan M CEVO Vx Sandy Kay Harder s X9 Q 050 f? I O xl 2 Omaha OXDX Swan Y 6 0 .xcxda '14g,,l. SV Qfn N0 SUS Cai O O ff Marie Sumonka A V717 V0 Whe wat Sler wx 500 Trl. is 52 - f Kiki 1. Q QL Q x Swv . , , v 1, I i , w ,Q H., W-R 'V'-m8 N Q ,,,..40 ' NJ -- 3-.. 'f if POVUIAK hsrm ,Nga izrjffwlif Ltnucfu -ix- , J N: A. My S,,y,,. ,, .,.. : QN. I ..,. p - .l .. ' V . Q -- A Q .M 9 ' ' 'Qi2iYff', Y -i w '- .' . i gf Q! Q . f L. vj. X Af AZ-1 f f x . 11 sw. O Lorene Franks . Ce 9630, PM Patricia Fahy 'L eawe Ovkexxa 606' 5 7 .f ,M 'r L f J 8 Grbara G Ser if F fi J ,X 1 H 3 ' Sfdlha ' I x S i. ' fn ' ' S J K Patricia Hopkins Oakre Swan nn- Q.. Tonya Trimbell wif A . Wams Cecxha WK Cay Liddel Barber a Holveff L0fef ra Ffusch The juniors have a panel on the Dignity of labor. Patty Hopkins, Barbara Geary and Barbara Howell lead the discussions. ,H w 1AisltlllAvlii1'2'lll'W'l'llll ,jk l X7 .z ' Sister Regina and the juniors at music appreciation class 5 ,,,fi,.,77w , h wg, fwawwe, , 4 Ll--gal' M 6- '1 1. M' 4 u. -MFT! 1: f F ff S L' si Abi!! Vi. a 'xiii v 44 t, '31, 'Q ' 1 ' -J: Q. , 2 IP' a n,Q'.s. -53 it 'L .2 4 .. ' 1 YU HE THE UUETUH ff x Tom Newhouse, posing as Doctor Peck, interviews a few Iovely ladies while Melindy and Spiffy look on. 'S F X N'--P f f.f Q? 1 if M 0406 I '04 7733! C4 436 XGNS lf 95 M4501 'WO 61914 5 4 a X wi J 0105 W I 675774 J' I 5 Ya SNOW WHITE Jzgl I I I I I SNUW-WHITE ANU THE SEVEN UWAHE I I FIRST A U EEUU U GRADES Th - - , : eresa erry, Joclyn Johnson, Marietta Haas, Jeanne Phillips, Betty Ownby, Mary Ellen Atcheson. Second Row: Jim Carley, Allen Ross, Marian Pedrick, Marilyn Whited, David Ritchie, Pat Shaw, Sherry Lynn Weber, Paul Whithead, Tommy Robertson, Carolyn Bush, Margaret Boudreau, Nancy Ann Flemings. e first graders enjoy a whirl on the new merry go round First Row T Sh h d d h d t ki F t: Mary Ann Lee, Millie Eby, Middle: Cherie Jo Perrault, Mary Jo Gould, Maitlweafgmelgwrdeijilai1aTeeaVdlllvZll. Barglp: John Miller, Kenny Brown, Nlary Catherine Eck, Kay Baker, Michelle Seymour. The third grade are enjoying the new jungle jim. They arei First Row: Jane Sherry, Margaret Jones, Darlene Esterline, Anna Lee Aherns, Second Row: Susan Baden, Charlene Esterline, Gin- THIHU A U PU HTH GRADES ge-r Eby. Third Row: Frances Park, Patsy Brand, Susan Wood- burn, Olivia Thompson, Mike Stolba, Virginia Strobel, Marvin Griffith, Clay Jones, if , - v-Fil i. . '-02 I X 'irllif 7'xi,,, Sli xc The fourth graders are quite intent on making wicker baskets. Sitting are: Dorothy Ann Kibbler, Jeanne Melinder Donna Jo Gamble, Linda McPhearson. Standing: Joanne Kirkland, Catherine Williams, Paulette Babby Terry Mcl-lenry, Carol Ellen Penney, Teresa Vreeland, Mary Zeier, John Brand. 95 3 if ff 5? I xii if 5 ' NS N 2 F m Q' Nw 5 Eugenia Arcila, lett, and Pat Carlson present their duet in the annual music recital of the high school. .xg- Carol Ann Brown in tap Costume entertained at the Mardi Gras along with Patti Bluejackef, riglwt,wl'1O performed a toe dance. 'Dx I3 Sally Van Antwerp and Kay Kinslow entertain with their lovely voices. Carol Ann Strickland accompanies. Q WN-.M is .. Nfqfp 41 ww Ss W' it A its-5 J: Jr' s , 'Q ,of uv, NW - 1 -4 x X., lids ,f 4+ ,W I?TTHHtDA EHTEH mn. . ., 4:1-,:.1gf., ,. , .-s' The Father-Daughter Banquet is an annual affair at Monte Cassino. At this dinnerthe Sisters are hostess to the hi school sudenfs and their fathers. BANUUEY 'QT' -5 f' 'MQ ,r,-.i , -P 1 ,,t :W3p if , 39- 1 ,Z K 41 The troubadour lute from the old hold Ramona S ll llfi Wmmvpcriii ,mire :lil 'I' ' ' fljl N3 rmsffr oitciidir fl!! ri' if WE l f .. .i Qtlllirr, gi 1 a,ll.f'l-i C' imllll-3 Bvlfitlij si ggi Martha Sumonka, gets the inspiration for her manuscript which Sue Graham and Mary Sherry wan looks on in the background. 'U' The French class studies the dress, customs, and 4, X'- 555 1 -Q-L+' habits ot the peasants of Brittany. fx QP ,Qin fx 1, f , . . we R x r if 3 f . ee e e Milf, A L fgf ' a ala 9 fl' P09 I 1 df of L 4 ua M .JJ .Magi Spzrzf ana! Jancf f .1 ' A f 0 J if czoo clay ow L eu w V, 1,1 ra han ,arena ed LUAICA fLey Aa e rece: ll o en er u on e ee y uzc or marc o 0 ' rc ey mu war o rin o u icien i 1 e e anal a w m P A1 WF. i. T Awami ., . lm f,,- ' gd 0 od QAM, f Q HC ef, clladf, am! omforzw. .750 , W, . .. I , J , ,ww f zenifA wLere il warma an '. W . Wow Ae ina e 4 e el uicfory MMA of flw 64.44 Eafeb of lwff Muff not preuaifagafnal fuer. '-'lg 0 'mgue wi in f fl-1f 'd!ourc!eecLi. jLe aeniom Lowe JH P ummif5 of Meir lzigk aff 4. W .lflw UVM ' ' U 'p Q. 442 J, f f I9 th 4,901 'fy I. 01 A311 el L lggfafff Ani afua ffio f Af I I za . J Meg mee ine ' e, ' fe fAey lzaue receive 50 agllndantfyn b 6 b 6 Q G i l MARY SHERRY Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sherry, reigned over the senior class with ability and dignity. Besides holding one of the highest scholastic ave- rages in the class, she was active in all the school's functions. To create and organize ideas is just a part of her versatile personal ity Her blonde hair and vivac nous blue eyes will be missed as Mary leaves eleven years of Monte Cassmo work behind her KNOWN FUR Har walk and talk l x PATRICIA FLUSCHE Pat Flusche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flusche, Muskogee, has been at Monte Cassino three years. Pat may be classed as the silent type but when she does decide to talk her wit is quite entertaining. Still water runs, deep describes this pretty blonde, blue-eyed senior. Pat is a good tennis and bas- ketball player. She will be re- membered most for that slow methodic technique for arriving late for class. KNOWN FOR: Slow easy manner. MARY ELLEN FOX Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fox, came to Monte Cassino in her senior year from St. Mary's of the Woods, Ind. This quiet, dark-eyed sen- ior served as secretary of the class and feature editor of the school paper. Her scholastic ability, her conscientiousness, and her friendly manner made Mary Ellen an inspiration to all who knew her. We wish Mary Ellen all the luck and happiness she deserves, and that is a heaped-up measure. KNOWN FOR: Her eyes. I WA., ii I MARGARET ROURKE Margaret, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rourke, has at- tended Monte Cassino for ll years. During her stay, Margaret has won many friends with her sincere and charming manners. She will be most remembered for her kind interest in her fellow students and for her malice to- ward none. Her warm smile and friendly personality will long be remembered at M. C. We are sure that Margaret will take her place in the world as a perfect example of Christian woman- hood. KNOWN FOR Say it again-I didn't get it SUE GRAHAM This vivacious and scintillat- ing senior Sue, who is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Graham, has been a student at Monte Cassino for the past two years and has always managed to keep things exciting. Sue is known and loved for her out- spoken frankness softened by friendliness, her shining eyes and lively disposition. l-ler interests are varied and her talents are many, ranging from art to creat- ive writing. KNOWN FOR: Her Driving. HELEN WATTS Helen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Watts of Rock- dale, Miss. High Christian prin- ciples, a warm southern heart, and a calm easy manner have en- deared l-lelen to all who know her. She excels in mathem8fiCS and basketball and has distin- guished herself by her athletic abilities. She has attended Monte Cassino for three years. KNOWN FOR Southern Sleep. SALLY VAN ANTWERP Sally Van Antwerp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Van Ant- werp, Tulsa, has attended Monte Cassino since the fifth grade. She has entertained both stu- dents and parents with her beau- tiful voice. She is a friend to animals and has a great number of them. Her hobby is collecting post cards and stamps. Her am- bition is to be an opera singer. KNOWN FOR her humanitar- ranrsm ROYCE ERICKSON Royce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Erickson, has been at M. C. for two years. She has endeared herself to many by her friendly but serious manner and her spirit of cooperation. She is a constant source of entertain- ment with her perpetual ques- tion-asking. Since childhood her ambition has been to be a nurse and she embarks on her training with our warmest wishes and fondest memories. KNOWN FOR Her perpetual Interrogation MARTHA SUMON KA Martha Sumonka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Sumon- ka, transferred to Monte Cassino from Marquette in her freshman year. Her scholastic achieve- ments throughout this time are too numerous to mention and are also hard to equal. She has won many friends by her friendly, cheerful personality while her ability to lead and or- ganize together with her keen in- terest in everything she under- takes classes her as a dependable person. Martha is a diligent and zeal- ous Y.C.S. worker. This year she holds the office of state secre- tary for the Y.C.S. When Martha takes her place in the world she will surely be a competent Christian woman. KNOWN FOR: Her interest in Bobs. l Q 3, gap , Hwliiiff ' 1 Q Q Ai Zrfi cw -ufxxo 1 Q 3 2 The graduating class admire the newly pur- chased opaque projector a gift of the senior class ls 75,2 ' Qi iv3 g 5 ' I 1 x S25 EHHISTIA SUEIAL LIVI G GROUPS vet 05 w ff xfeswoe Qafxlmqb VN O Od' Yxef 3 xxxe NWO 3 x xo do Lettering is another art that is taught in the Chris- tian Social Living class. A group of juniors are learn- ing to be scribes here. Sister Mary Alice is teaching a group of interested girls in the art of knitting. Home made sweaters will be the fad at M. C. after these girls finish their knitting, W HT EL S5 fl if 5.4 Working on the yearbook are: A left to right: Cay Liddel, Ann f W Cole, Marilyn Sussot, and Orietta Galvez, students of the art class, '17 S. shi- Leather tooling seems to be an interesting subject for these seniors. Working diligently are: Martha Sumonka, Mary Sherry, Margaret Rourke, Helen Watts, and Sally Van Antwerp all seated. Standing are: Royce Erickson, Sue Graham, Pat Flusche and tooling instructor, Sister Vincent. X M em 1 if ln the upper picture we see recreation time for the boarding hall students ranging from the kindergarten to the sixth grade. Some of the youngsters are learning to knit and embroider. Other find cards, books and games interesting. 1? fm Nix 1 1 he fOTS. fa, is Belowyleflf 555-TSI' Mildred hears the 'QlWf Prayers of the little in . Q ik if P4 ,vw , ff. ,3 we Q3 Q f f -1. Sister Mildred is preparing her children for Sunday Polishing shoes is a regular duty for some ,li ff The boarding students enjoy a game of Canasta during their leisure time Nur' i S, 5, fa 5 is K? A i in 3 There's fun for everyone in preparation for a dance. 59' L51 2-I Af ' is N ..- ffw , 2 . LXR? f - 'W AW! 5. X Q-g,,,,,,c. v ,MWF Above: Sister Mary Edward presents certifi- cates to the honor students in the seventh and eighth grades: They are left to right: Carolyn Newhouse Patricia Flana an, Sally Simpson 1 Q f Katherine McDonald, Theresa Rudluft, Mar- garet Shaw, Eileen Simpson, Mary Geary, Mary Agnes Boudreau, and Mary Helen Frederick. VE TH GRADE if X179 Nancy Newhouse, 7th Grade, was absent when the class picture was taken. Nancy is also an honor student. ie seventh graders are enjoying the Virginia Reel, This is a part of the physical education class. Seen in the picture are: Darlene Stutz- man, center, Lett side: Sally Simpson, Ruth Ann Wendel, Wanda Adelblue, Judy Kay Evans, Mary Helen Frederick, Katherine Mc- Donald, Carmen Lopez, Margaret Shaw. Right Side: Patricia Flanagan, Helen Emmons, Alice Ann Bradshaw, Suzy McWorkman, Barbara Crew, Sonya Mitchell, Barbara Boudreau, Beverly Barkalow, EIGHTH GRADE fa 'Pr 'YJ Above are Sister Louise's eighth graders enjoying their chant practice around the new organ, They are Theresa Rudluff, Marilyn Turnbow, Mary Ann Woodburn, Leona Warren, Eileen Simpson, Katherine King, Mary Agnes Boudreau, Lynette Murdock, Carolyn Newhouse, Eldy Galvez, Mary Geary. .li A4u,f,- g, ., ' 'Q I Kgs Below: Boarding students demonstrate the right way to make a bed to their friends. Others are studying their memory lines before going to class. E Scenes from the first Pet Show held at The school. PET SHUW 5 N' 1,53 start as the various class teams get ready for action. ff K v . vs, r f f if 'l!f'! 'ff 52 -nl!'?' . ,x Q Hts! H.: , , 1+ 1 2 Here we fund freshmen sophomores, lunlors and seniors who make up the Varsity of 52 Helen -A--a..,,,, R4 wx t Wx- Jn .-, z V- V x Nt WM ., x W-we -, , . fx: YS . ,A I 1, f, c. X , ' :sf fl ' Q si + f t 1 L The yunlors Iearnlng the techniques of tennis, 5, 'wrt x , r , Y ' 5 ,, 4 ta 'W 1' H f W3 ' . ., ' X-Q, in Q. 1-pw x A Y ,xx tournament are the semors Mrs Mary Jo Bradford physical mstructor presents the trophy to Helen Watts -. -.1 if -1' W . , 1 x gf J 9 t -,.-w,,, I .. ,K f APRXL . April Fools Day found the junior high room in quite a state of confusion -Mothers instead of daughters occupied the seats. Those who took part in the April Fool prank were: Mrs. T. H. Flannigan, Mrs. R. O. Frederick, Mrs. William ,Kilbourn, Mrs. FOOL Robert Newhouse, Mrs. John Shaw, and Mrs. Edna McGan. is 5 r K it A,,,, QQ if wi e X' Doctor Reese pays a visit to little Mary Catherine Eck who has the tlu. Doctor Reese who takes care of many of the sick students, is greatly loved by all. ,Md A group of freshmen working on badges. The float committee prepare for the Monte Cassino float. K Monte Cassino and Cascia Hall have joint Y.C.S. Assembly. Pictured are leaders of the two groups. From left to right: Martha Sumonka Bob Witucki Mike Wri ht and , f Q Kay Kinslow. Father Ryan is director of the youth activities at Cascia. All ready for the big youth parade the Monte Cassino group perform for the cameraman. UQ ffw 0x LORENE FRANKS, KOMMANDO QUEEN PATRICIA FAHY, MARDI GRAS QUEEN Qir' . ,N ,ff 4 Q23 MARTHA SUMON KA, Y.c.s. QUEEN ' f is A ' :WA 5 PAT FLUSCHE, MAY QUEEN I 1 X ffm fr v- 14' MARY H!-WEN HINUEHEAHTE ,QA I x Catherine Barnes, Chaney Carter, Kathy Causey, John Durkee, John Wayne All Barry, Paula Eremewiz, Dianne Fitts, Christine Kreder, Marian Beshara, Me- Q ff linda McAfee, Dicky McCann, Lewis Perrault, Vickie Boyd, Mary Lou Quinn, Alt Patricia Royle, R, C. Smith, Mary Ann Sontag, Betty Jean Sposato, Sheila Wisherd, John Athens, Steve Athens Terry Barry, Richard Burke, Michael Caruthers, Betty Chastain, Mary Cockrell, Jimmy Davenport, Pat Dennis, Michael Dickson, Morgan Fairlamb, Dicky Geary, Drew Goodwin, Niente In- gersoll, Claudia Kates, Sheila King, Jody King, Mary Catherine Livingston, Pat Malloy, Terry Malloy, Jack Martin, Darlene Moore, Cynthia Nichols, Billy Padon, Perry Pascucci, Joe Perks, Eddie Pryor, Marie Riley, Duane Rosa, Cyn- thia Ross, Elsa Theile, Judy Ullman, Mary Ellen Winkert, Trudy Zwich, Linda Robinett, Patricia Franks, Chris King, Rodger Peacock, Terry Coen, Theresa Pacek, Tommy Moran, Bart Gould, Pam Duke Suzy Smith. Buzzy Roberts A A gl. . , 17:1 , 1 1 f J f 4 Qi' l ' 'P 7 , os li 4 ' ' ' J 6 4 A 'ig k 'NJ S11 A 0 O 19 XXML XM -ras' ' ..7,.,1r- ., '1.i' 'I J' QUG 1 an 'Is -1 1.-rv' wma -Q 1 ...J N Q it mm X :. :f.'Lx 'dpn . 'fixx-,CL alumna' Rx am U f ' g. M35 ,rw 5.1. - ' b 6 ,k 3 vm 1 YH L X sb X o Y. H f Ya i AQ- rdilix ' 5. 4, . AQ , cy gnmx' V. 9 -'Q f . V R. 2 fj f -JUnnm....u:, .. ,WV A my yur auf- fra 4: IE- ',.. , 'L L . 4--. Little Hope Harder, 3rd grade, was absent when class pic- ture was taken. New students who were not included in the class pictures and students who were absent when class pictures were taken: Sth grade: Eleanor Sandusky. 7th grade: Ann Kilbourn, Agnes Manion, Priscilla Simon. 6th grade: Marie Manion. 5th grade: Sharon King. 3rd grade: Suzanne Cunningham, Carolyn Fuchs. Znd: Kenneth Manion, Kay Frawley. lst, Suzi Walker. Kinder- garten: R. C. Smith, Linda Marten, Marian Bescheria, Mary Lou Quinn. 'HD -e--gn S ea 'bv- if 1-Q 2 , if-vi V Q-nr OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION From left to right: Mrs. Paul B. Leake, recording secretaryg Mrs. Clyde B. Walker, treasurerj Miss Sue Boydston, corresponding secretaryg Mrs. R. B. tg Mrs. Joe.Berry, vice-president. .rr QW' iff OFFICERS OF THE PARENT COUNCIL Standing: Mrs. G. T. Gould, vice-presidentg Mrs. J. R. Wright, treasurerg Sitting: Mrs. J. E. Franklin recording secretaryg Mrs. J. C. Yunker, president. Mrs. A. J. Boudreau, corresponding secretary was absent when the picture was made. X ' ' II Il LeRoy Randall whose :deal pictures make our Annual W' -S 410 Q0 Rl' FH I SPRING TIME IN THE SIIUTHH ALL THE WORLD'S OUR STUDIO When KOTV's mobile television unit takes to the road, a new world of entertainment comes your way with on-the- spot remote telecasts. Yes, this is just another example of KOTV's progress in serving the people of this area. V CHANNEL 6 CAMERON TELEVISION 0 TULSA Compliments of Helmerich 8. Payne, Inc. JOE L. LUILLIHITIS FIGEISICY Insurance and Safety ServiCe 3l5 National Bank of Tulsa Building Tulsa, Oklahoma Phone 5-8247 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS MOULDER OLDHAM CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Fuller-White Chevrolet Company 4th at Elgin R. W. lBiI.l'l White George E. Fuller QOGEIQS FOOD STOQE 1542 EAST 15TH STREET' TU LSA FIQOZEN FOODS IQOGEIQS DIQV GOODS IQOGEDS DRY GOODS SSI! BOLITH PEDRIA 1 I I CLARK-DARLAND HARDWARE CO. Tulsa's Leading Hardware Stores WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE NO. 4 QUTICA SQUAREJ 2lST 8. UTICA, ABOUT MAY IST, 1952. We Appreciate Your Business 4, mm X evl-K PAQ' R DE LUXE SIPES X -CE ,, C R E AM n,,glf:'111 FOR Fooos XX J ff . ggmw T n' 'mm Luo. I f Q l I fl CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Eooo MARKETS 4 fnf 'Uwe 24919 GL www my - FIRST AND LEWIS - fNcL.,, D:fa:'F,Ropucf5 1 TW-SA,om.AM0 ' . ws EAST 15TH 541 NORTH DENVER BROOKSIDE MARKET Phone 7 5041 3620 South Peorla Tulsa Oklahoma A 4 Q ff K Y'- l 1 elif Q. Models: Dee Anne Kibler, Donna Garn- ble, Carol Ellen Penney, Marie Riley and Mona Rae Gamble, COMPLIMENTS OF C, R. ANTHONY CO. 2lST AND UTICA ll4 nearby sfores serving the Great Souflwwesf Congmtulatiom Monte Camino School ' On your Twenty-fifth year . I Pearce,Porter KMHFTIH l l Insurance and Bonds X my - U Illll X Lobby National Bank of Tulsa Bldg. 0 Ph0ne 3-2101 - ..-- ,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,.,.,, -- lr n f t.llQQQ...1i1111iLQ..l rm. IrlIlllHETEll'l'1 ....l 1 ..... W I 1910 - our 4lst Year in Tulsa - 1951 HOME TQUN ICE CREAM l Laundry and Dry Qleaning Tulsa Hotel Coffee Shop l Cold Fur Storage I Curtoins Leathers, 2407 E. Fifth Phone 6-2l9l ' TULSA 4, OKLAHOMA Pianos Organs ' M ' Q2-Q VTTTLES, f STOTLER MUSIC CO. ikw, I gf ff!-If I 'l'l0 South Main Street C r t l t Tulsa' oklahoma and Offer Bgsltlwlslncgselor Success I to the Raymond Stotler Phone 3-3756 MOcglRTIEDfJ'X?ggNO I To The Graduates . . . l COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations and Best Wishes For Your ' 610727-06 Studl'0 Continued Success and Happiness BEKINS VAN G STORAGE CO. I MOLEY PRODUCE CO. Fruits--Vegetables-Fruit Packages Phone 2-3128 76 No. Trenton Tulsa, Okla. Two Deliveries a Day to a Customer F. C. ZIEGLER HOSPITAUTY AND GOOD EOOO AROUND THE Manufacturing Jeweler and Silversmith , CLOCK FINE JEWELRY MW I gm. and since 1913 CHURCH SUPPLY Tulsa Oklahoma City JEWELRY STORE 16 E. Olh sr. Rhone 4-3489 CHURCH Oooos stone 1150 so. Frankfort Phone 4-3489 WATT Plumbing, Air Conditioning E19 Electric 528 East Sth Street Phone 5-9296 Tulsa 10, Okla. We SELL it. We INSTALL it. We SERVICE it. Q 9. . i X N ,, ., W va, Av - ta. sssfgssz-wx-2+ ' f K . A -A X, jf? V EfpXQ?1. 'Y 4' 5 - ' ? , 'N-rf' f-, wra, ,sf-awrasig g flQf3f3r?'k 1 L Kaffe' 5 bill -fi g . . ,, f yi Rf 1- tx. A- ,131 W f .Q NN yi ,. J , . 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Peoria Delivery Service 7-5722 t 7-8134 Our Best Ilfish es For E fveryrhing Thazk Good! -WW5 qcrtisfcxction or Your Money Back Ten East Fifth Avenue Sponsored b Models: M YI -:- -' s :s5:,r.. argaret Rourke Mary Sherry ..,,:, .,,. -1--1-:-'-!-f-1:vr L P u B Sue Graham Helen Watts ' O D 9 p e n d 9 bl e , Low-Cos! Electric Service to Help Build Oklahoma ' Compliments D. L. Kincaid W. R. Ewers of Midwest Marble 8. Tile Com an I P Y PROFESSIONAL FABRICATORS and CONTRACTORS . DRUG SHOP PRESCRIPTIONS EXCLUSIVELY l Acoustical Tile . . . Linoleum Plants and Offices: 507 South Quaker ' Phone 4-'8l93 I 2ll0 So. Utica Tulsa, Okla. I Across the Street from Utica Square Phone 3-8169 A-6335 ' Y N' I C T GOOD GROCERIES E ' ' AT ' WHOLESALE PRICES I IUIIREHUUSE ITIIIRHET 'WHEN IT'S ELECTRICAL as O l0thCfElgin ' 'I' H I N K O F E C T O N ' ' Congmlulatiom I Monfe Camino School O22 your Tzrevzty-fifth year Compliments Of lPearce,POrter Szllllartin I Insurance and Bonds Tulsa Hgtel Cgffeg Shgp I Lobby National Bank of Tulsa Bldg. 0 Phone 3-2101 I l9l0 - Our 4lst Year in Tulsa - l95l ff? is i fi-Q ff xX5 Bob and Dick Mackey grow up with the Monte Cassino Ariel In oppreciotion to Monte Cossino Compliments of Mr. ond Mrs. Sid Lorzorus Cpl t f Cadillac - llldsmnhile Fine Mnlnr Ears IIOTSIGF- Riggs IHC. Chrvsler-Plymouth Greenlease - Ledterman, Inc. suss M Ph 41513 Our Best lVz'shes For Efueryzhing That? Good! ,dougl- qcxtisfczction or Y ur Money Bock SERVICE PIPE LINE C g t I t Th G d f g S f MONTE CASSINO I MAIN STORE--4TH I- MAIN HOME STORE-BTH 8. CINN fx J 6 n1ud12A.qf Phil 6 WWW llmlhn , 1 'q gi Congratulations to Miss Martha Sumonka, and to all the young Ladies in Monte Cassino's i952 Graduating class! To you and all Monte Cassino students, VANDEVERS ex- tends a cordial invitation to shop in the Junior Deb Shop, 3rd floor, Main Street Store. The Junior Deb Shop is happy for you to come in and discuss the clothes you want for their one desire is to supply young Tulsans with sparkling teen fashions from lingerie and sportswear to dressy and formal wear. Model: Martha Sumonka Compliments -l-2Q,lTt'Q,Sli UPN -1 K . C.. aml ' angefvkf Jrozen 53510414 Clfinlivlq Q Il, Z ,K ' 'wx V F T,,' .Qi n Ixaj z Xxv- z A, ' X' -T-L ' . ' Tulsa, Oklahoma 1 gg l X 1132 South Harvard 30 South Lewis A g 'fi' T 27011 Aka 1711 2 ofilloo I if' flies X011 4, T X I HHUDE5 CLEANERS Martinizing . . . More Than Dry Cleaning - Where Quality is never questioned ' We give SGH Green Stampt 235 East Zlst Street Telephone 9-5223 WW From Your lagggn Headquarters' Yom FWZcD.mw22'1 nc. The House That Tire Quality Built 14th 5. Boston TULSA phone 3-9133 A lluart a Da FUR LIFE That's what you get when you drink Homo- genized Hi-Vita-Min Milk - a quart a day for lite-and tor radiant health, buoyant energy, sound bones and beautiful teeth. You see, one quart of l-lomogenized Hi-Vita- Min Milk contains more of your daily re- quirements of precious vitamins and minerals than any other food. Drink a quart a day-FOR LIFE! Hi-Vita-Min AL, H N , ty: 1 IIIT? za T c We Suggest Homogenized 0' f e uggest omogemze Z-T- -A E w s H ' d '1 Hi-Vita-Min Y MOST MONTE CASSINO GRADUATES GO TO COLLEGE vg xl.'sXW ' of 511.1 36.14, 5'1,,,, E1ephC11'1t Trunk CO. 1411 East Fifteenth sf. TulJa'J Oldext Excluxire TUISB 3, Oklahoma SHOP OF TRAVEL Sp0r1.ru'Par - Lingerie - Foundationf Original Home of Wheczry Luggage S Main St Phone Open erery Wedfzexdaj' erening until 8:30 Pree Parking - Free Alferalionf - Free gif! wrapping Phone 54-5979 Owner -- Jerry Naron CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CANAL REFINING COMPANY A new automatic Gas range built to Certified Performance standards . . . gleaming cabinets . . . and a silent Gas refrigerator . . . everything designed to give the modern homemaker a kitchen which will fulfill her fondest dreams. Yes, Smart Cooks know that Gas has got it for ease, economy and dependability of operation in the modern food workshop. Your Oklahoma Natural representatives will be glad to give you more information on the New Freedom Gas Kitchen. OHLHHGITHI DQTURQL WWW Model: Royce Erickson Why Take Less . . When Pepsi's Best 'ui' ij es N RK Xxx 'wa N'-N f9?e'a!d?01ze4 LINCOLN MERCURY 12TH AND BOSTON PHONE 5-5521 USED CAR DEPT. 215 SOUTH BOSTON PHONE 4-0511 ffafeafjonea FORD 13TH AND BOSTON PHONE 3-4161 USED CAR DISPLAYS 14TH AND BOSTON Phone 3-8480 12TH TO 13TH SOUTH CINCINNATI PHONE 3-3864 BARNES-MANLEY Laundry 81 Dry Cleanin 9 COMPLIMENTS or Fur Storage ond Reweoving We Give S. 8. H. Green Stamps Phone 3-8136 PETROLEUM TRADING 81 TRANSPORT CO. 528 S. Victor Tulsa, okla- CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of the BLUE BONNET BAKERS J, P, TPAU PATMAN SINCLAIR SERVICE UTICA SQUARE neSau WHERE NJ DESOTO MID PLYMOUTH DEAIEI 705 South Boulder Tulsa 3, Oklahoma Telephone Z-6151 1 'nfl' ' ' - lim rf- U Y QL x The Enlnnial Investment Enmpany Tulsa, Oklahoma Designers ...... Builders of Homes L N. Vcm Antwerp Owner X. Model, Sally Vcm Antwerp NE 3 7350 M'i fa'N-un.,.,,. O LUBRICATING MOTOR FUEL AND D-X MOTOR 'f'N i W+ 'f 'NAP-WM-Q ' asgagrgsszsagzfzzzzraiiiziziiz2255522 f awe --9 .weve-Q - 4.e,.,M,',. N,,, ,,,,,,,,iE4-' 33 ' Z ? 34333!'i ?-i'ZS'2 ' ii Here They Are . . MONTE CASSINO Sll0ES So trim, so smart, so comfortable! Your regulation blue and white saddle oxfords, with white soles and Monte Cassino crest inside. ln your favorite Edwards and College Hill Brands. Drop in, meet your friends, see these and our many other perfect- for-teens shoes. Exclusive Tulsa at The Cinderella Bootery. SW Mabee Petroleun Corporation PATHUNS Christina's Flowers Dun-Well Cleaners A Friend Griffin Grocery F. C. Connelly 6' Co. Linsky Fur Shop Mid-States Refining Co. Conway's Ready to Wear Walk-Over Shoe Shop Tulsa Book Shop Gold Cross Products Company Pictured above are Diane, Ray, and Robbin if i - 1 A-, ,Ii :Ku , 54 .-4 ., ,. u N X H21 il .fa-:F . , 9 X ..,, .-4 4. 11 .C lr I , if ,,.1ff 1 .N -94' 55 f.'rQi.L'h V if-E' .' ,. 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