Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Representing about halt the staff ot Monte Cassino's newspaper, the Ariel, Gloria Swartz, Jane Frayser, Marilyn Biclnick, editor, Beverly Sned- den, and Diane Dennis in- spect other school publica' tions, criticizing, comment- ing, and comparing, all to the purpose ot improving their own work. Sister Jane Marie directs the group. Page 22 UUl7llilllY ll-llll llilllYEill Tail, myi the proverb, if the tire of fame. IEuripedeJ1 Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Frayser, 802 West Canadian Avenue, Vinita, came to Monte Cassino in her sophomore year. Her eager willingness and dependability has brought her the Girl of Distinction title three times during her junior and senior years. A member of the Glee Club, one year, and Athletic Club, three years, jane is a firm believer in making the most of her time and ability. She plans to attend William Wood's next fall. DREAMS ABOUT: Making the Honor Roll SCREAMS ABOUT: Reading in clan REMEMBER: Tales of Vinim Wood!

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lfllllll lllllNE DENNIS The rilence of pure innocence persmzder when .rfncifkifzg fwfr. Ufmkerfnerzrel Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dennis, during her four years at M.C., has won many friends and excelled in sports. She has held offices of vice-president and SCCI'Cf1lfy of the Ath- letic Club in sophomore and junior years, respec- tively. Diane has taken part in many extra- curricular activities such as Glee Club, Athletic Club, Y.C.S., Kommando Klub, and Chant, four yearsg Schola, three yearsg the senior play, and as Sodality attendant in her junior year. Her future holds in store first of all plans for a college educa- tion. I7RI:'flMS fll3OU'l'.' Mrmnlfrin climbing SCRl5A!llS ABOUT: Gram RIi,'llIi,llI5ER: H015 really? Monte Cassino's curriculum is geared toward teaching its students to live their lives fully for Godg thus the stu- dents ioin with the faculty in living the life of the Church through the Church year. Here Rose Mary Suliburk and Diane Dennis light the Ad- vent vvreath, symbolic ofthe four week season preceeding Christmas. Page Zl

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Pllllllllil JEAN flllllilliilN Ari is the only clean thing on curlb except lwli- nerr. Pat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Flanagan, 227 Hazel Blvd., joined forces with Monte Cas- sino in the seventh grade. Pat's easy way and pleas- ing manner made her fit right in the center of her class. Although she is the first to be seen at social affairs she has maintained a high scholastic aver- age. An interested participant, she has taken part in Glee Club, two years, Athletic Club, four yearsg Chant, four years, Y.C.S., two years, and Kom- mando Klub four years. She also holds the posi- tion of yearbook editor and artist. Pat plans to at- tend Barry College next year. DREAMS ABOUT: A rich fafzrlmmz' SCREAMS ABOUT: jrmrnalirm REMEMBER: Her arlirfic Ialerzl Many a Saturday has been sacrificed toward completion of the Pax, M.C.'s yearbook. Perfection has been the goal of the staff, of which Barbara Boudreau, Sister Jane Marie, journalism in- structor, Sally Simpson, lay- out editor, Pat Flanagan, edi- tor, and Margaret Smith are seen here, inspecting some of the master sheets. Page Z5