Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Father V. Coury, pastor of Saints Peter and Paul parish, and seen here with Helena Montes, Rose Mary Suliburk, and Mary Lou Charles, gave the senior class a lecture course on marriage, and conducted the annual high school retreat this year. The course was much like the pre-cana confer- ences given engaged couple and served the seniors as a remote preparation for that vocation. Page 28 l!llllEilliS llillllll llllNllS The two nohlerl lhingr, which are Jizfeetnert and zzghif' rswifip Helena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Montes, Apartado 19, Barcelona, Venezuela, during her four years at M. C. has taken part in many of the school activities and also remained an honor stu- dent. Chant, four years, Glee Club, four years, Athletic Club, four years, Kommando Klub, four years, Triple Trio, one yearg Schola, one yearg Y.C.S., one year, junior Class secretary - are some of her many activities. We are well informed about the life south of the border by Helena. Helena plans on a Christian marriage and home. DREAMS ABOUT: Latin men SCREAAIS ABOUT- Bop REMEMBER: Oh, that remind! me of the time when.

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Mary Lauinger, Kitty McDon- ald, and Alice Mease, third year French students under Sister Mary Alice, take ad- vantage of a tape record- ing system at Benedictine Heights College. Thus listen- ing to the correct pronuncia- tion of French, these students develop a fluent speaking, as well as reading, skill in the language. llllllll3llll Ellllllll lllclllllllllll By tl zmnffnj! mimi I mean nolloing che than 4 mind wc!! ordercrlf' fflfzrelizzrj Kitty, daughter of Mrs, E. McDonald, 4329 South Trenton, has answered roll call for six years at M.C. A fine mincl and remarkable acting ability are a few of her assets. She starred in several plays throughout her high school years such as Song of Bernadette, senior play, Arsenic and Old Lace, sophomore year, and others. With a mature mind Kitty will venture out in the world and make a place for herself in the theatre someday and carry the true ideals of a woman wherever she goes. DREAMS A130I1'I': New York SCREAMS Ali0U'l'x llome Economicf and dri1fr11,Q RIiME!llBIiR: Arsenic and Old Lace 5 i I

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NANEY Eltllllllll Ntllllllllllit A merry bear! rmzkezb zz cheerful mlmie1'mnce fTlJe Biblel Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. New- house, 2748 South Utica, joined the class of '57 nine years ago. She has been vice-president of her class and of the Athletic Club in her junior year, and secretary of the Athletic Club in her senior year. Always active in Kommando Klub, Nancy was a cheerleader and candidate for KK queen last year and was elected KK queen in her senior year. Queen Nancy also reigned over the Mardi Gras in '56. She was active in Athletic Club, Y.C.S. and Glee Club, four years, Triple Trio, one year, and Schola two years. DREAMS ABOUT: Her many rommzcer SCREAMS ABOUT: Her diem REMEMBER: Her bubbling lrwgfoler -s -axis t .cwxgx The school day is about halt over, and finally lunch period arrives to supply a chance for nourishment and general recuperation. Diane Dennis, Pat Flanagan, and Nancy Nevvhouse are seen in the cate- teria, newly built and completely equipped only two and a halt years ago. It is under the compe- tent management of Mrs. M. But- ler, aided by Sister Petronella, Mrs. R. Aquirre, and staff. Page 29