Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Diane Dennis, Mary Lou Charles, and Nancy New- house are in The Marian chapel at The student Mass said Wednesdays and Fridays by Father J. A. La Fleur of Cascia Hall. The boarders al- so attend The cornmuniTy's Mass on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Thus students learn 'ro live each day vigor- ously in and Through Christ. MARY lUll EHAHLTE Love truth, but pardon errorf' fLinmzeuJ1 Mary Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Charles, Norman, entered Monte Cassino in her junior year. Since that time she has contributed much to her class and classmates. The Girl of Distinction certificate was awarded to Mary Lou twice in her senior year. An accomplished pianist, she was also in Glee Club, two yearsg Athletic Club, two yearsg and Kommando Klub, two years. Mary Lou's humor and pleasing way will make her long-remembered by all. Next year Mary Lou plans to attend Oklahoma University. DREAMS ABOUT: Tbe junior Year SCREAMS ABOUT: Her litlle Jirterr REMEMBER.' Worrying about Her Troubles Page l9

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lllllllllllll-l ANN llllllUlliAll Wit maker in own welcome, and level! all dir- linclionrf' fEmerJonl Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Boudreau, Jr., 4105 South Victor, came to Monte Cassino in the seventh grade from Marquette. Her friendly smile and unlimited personality have left a memorable mark on her classmates and friends. A member of the Glee Club for two years and Athletic Club for four years, show only a part of Barbara's unending enthusiasm. She can be seen at all extracurricular activities and has taken an active part in Y.C.S. She also participated in the senior play, Song of Bernadette, which hinted at another of her many talents. DREAMS ABOUT: Only one love SCREAMS ABOUT: Thefe Jenior faptionr REMEAIIBERJ Her wit Page l8 Day students Mary Lauinger, Barbara Boudreau, and Doro- thy Rodgers arrive at school, via trusty station wagon, just in time tor the 8:20 bell. M.C.'s boarders haven't any transportation problems, and yet live the farthest from school, they come from all over Oklahoma and the United States, from Cuba, Venezuela, and Germany.

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A 55 Father Maurice Freemeyer, O.S.B., explains The propers of Ash Wednesclay's Mass To a group of his religion sTu- dents. Jeanne Howell, Jo Lynn Sargent, Mary Jo Plova- nick, and Gwyn Dimmick are members of The junior-senior class which sTudiecl The life of ChrisT, Through The four gospels, under Father This year. Page 20 RW EWYllUUllll llii llllllflllll In ber lrnzlqne it the lim' of kimfncf5.t. fTf5e Biblej Gwyn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Opie Dimmick, i225 Galt Road, came to Monte Cassino her fresh- man year. Her willingness to give all for the school is shown through her participation in Glee Club, Athletic Club, Y.C,S., Chant, and Kom- mando Klub, four yearsg schola, three years, and the senior play. Always striving to obtain the best scholastically and to serve her class, Gwyn was eletred president of sophomore class, vice president of senior class, secretary of Y.C.S., and president of the Latin Club. Gwyn plans to attend St. Louis University next year where she will study medicine. DREfl.'lI5' ABOUT: Being Caribe SCREAMS ABOUT: French tI5J'f4Q'l77l16'7lfJ' REMEAIBERJ Spffmleifzg W., 57 mi 'Nav