Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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ir 1 ca. I wg X. it .M , 1 X' ,Q , fi -2+ X 5Udali5t5 We Become Mi , , 2 X. 1 k 'S I Un llandlemas Da Rev. A. J. Choiecki receives the freshmen girls into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. Those being received are: Carolyn Brown, Ginger Diehl, Charlene Scott Adrienne Riselin and Eileen Simpson In the background are' Lorene Franks gl ' - , who assists Father with the medals and Kay Dell Lanpher and Carolyn New- house who are waiting to be received. On the feast of the Purification, February 2, candles are blessed and a procession is held. Page 14 nd Have A Prucegsion

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During Bihle Week We Held il-l Preqrem -audit Mr, John Shaw points out features of the Gu- tenberg Bible to Alice Geary, Mary Katherine Srey, Romana Swan, and Eileen Simpson. Pantomiming The Good Samaritan are: Carolyn Rial, Martha Ta- tum, Marilyn Turnbow, Charlyne Beal, Julie Franklin, Eugenia Arcila. 1 , The parable of the Prodigal Son is enacted g by Carolyn Rial, Marilyn Turnbow, Charlene Beal, Lorene Franks, Marilyn Sussor, Cecilia Williams, and .lane l-leldmar. Al Whieh We Uiiemelize The Perehles

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sm new We Bet Siliriiuel Cheek Lg- A two-day retreat, a gigantic spiritual and moral force in the lives of the Monte Cassino students, is held annually at the beginning of the second semester. Retreat time gives the students an opportunity to check up on their past lives and to gain new graces and energy to live and work for Christ. This year the retreat was given by Reverend Wilfrid Tunink, OSB, Prior of Pius X Monastery, Labadie, Mo. Above: Father visits with Tonya Trimble and .lane l-leldmar. During Retreat Below: l-le has an informal discussion with a group of students. , vm . ' xxx. Q, M Alf Page