Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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SNENN NNN EINN One doe! not know, cannot know the bert that ir in one. fNiezz5cheJ Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ginn, 10884 East llth Street, came to Monte Cassino in her freshman year from Madelene. Although Susan is usually quiet, she is hard working and always gets the job done. Commuting from farther than most day students, she has shown much interest in the school by taking an active part in Glee Club, four yearsg Chant, four yearsg YCS., four yearsg and Kommando Klub, four years. Susan was a Girl of Distinctionl' in her sopho- more year. After graduation Susan will be Texas bound to study nursing. DREAMS ABOUT: A Millionaire Patient SCREAMS ABOUT: Marinex REMEMBER: Her Car Penny Pence, Susan Ginn, and Martha Sellmeyer give a demonstration in home eco- nomics on table setting. The class, taught by Sister Mary Stephen, took up eighteen weeks of cooking and eigh- teen of sewing, it was one of the first to enioy the new home economics room in the background, which was re- modeled Iast summer. Page 25

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Young scientists eonducT an experimenT on hydrogen wiTh The aid of Mrs. William Myers, ehemisTry insTrucTor. Mary Helen Frederick, Rose Mary Sulilourk, and Susan Ginn are members of The ehemisTry class, which made iT Through The year vviTh amazingly few mishaps! Mrs. Myers has an impressive rec- ord in medicine To her erediT. Page 24 lfllllll lllllll llllUllllEll Nr1ll1in,Q if impotrihle in 41 willing heart. Cjobn He woorll 3' Tissy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Fred- erick, 2616 East 58th Street, has glided tranquilly through nine years at M.C. An able leader, Mary Helen was president of the Athletic Club, vice- president of her freshman and secretary of her senior classes. As a junior she was elected Mardi Gras attendant and reigned queen of 57. She was a member of Belle Masque and Glee Club for four years, and the Triple Trio. An honor roll student four years, she was a cheerleader and in the senior play. Next year Mary Helen plans to attend St. Louis University. DREAMS ABOUT' Grouirzg SCREAMS ABOUT: Chcmirlry Rzifiiumzsnlef Tilly 'fury'

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lfllllll ElllllElllll lllllllEill 'l'l14Q :fo not lore lim! do rm! Jima' lhcir love. K Slmktatfacwre J Mary, daughter ot Mr. antl Mrs. P. C. Lauinger, 1357 East 27th Plate, tame to Monte Cassino from Marquette in her freshman year. Mary has proved herself in every way since that time. Her lirientlly smile and tlesire to help can always be lountl when it is neecletl most. She has taken part in Glee Club, two years, Y.C.S., four years, Chant four years, and Koinmantlo Klub four years. Al- though Mary is fun loving and gay she always iintls time to get her work tlone. She has been an honor roll student through her four years of high school. IJR1f1lillS ABOUT' Life .mntfy of the Border .Yfflflfflills fil3UU'l'.' C.'rf.i't'ii1 clzrfelw RlfflllfzllBER,' ller Zl'rc'Ci55 Sally Simpson, Mary Lauing- er, and Hoclgie Shaw admire a miniature of Shakespeare's Globe Theater made by Sally and Hodgie tor senior Eng- lish, which is taught by Sister Mary Alice. To the right is a miniature ot a Shakespear- ean stage, the small, black obiect in the center being the pot for the three witches in Macbeth !