Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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THE THEME The final aim of the curriculum of Monte Cassino school is to produce the cultured, Christian women who will go out into the world and bring it back to God. Modesty, integrity, self-respect, grace, courage, charity, determination, high ideals, and a tremendous love of God, man, and life - these are the qualities required of the womanly woman whom Monte Cassino wishes to give the world, that they might help redeem it from its present chaos into a brighter, happier future. The ideals of the school are high ones indeed, but not new ones. For centuries, since the days of the origi- nal Monte Cassino of St. Benedict, the Benedictines have labored with zealous hands to bring civilization and culture to the ignorant and barbaric, light to the dark- ness of men who need God. And so the theme of this yearbook is to show, by a day-to-day picture of Monte Cassino life, just how this womanliness is molded into the student body, how, by loving hands, girls are prepared for their mission in the world, that of carrying the light of God's truth to a world sorely in need of Him. Cultured, Christian women for a better world - this is the aim of Monte Cassino and, hence, a fitting theme for the Pax of 1956-1957. QQ 4 1 xi in v : 3' fl '

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Monte Cassino School Tulsa, Oklahoma and the yearbook staff: Patricia Flanagan, Editor Marilyn Bidnick, Copy Editor Sally Simpson, Layout Editor Gloria Swartz, Caption Editor Barbara Boudreau, Senior Editor D. LeRoy Randall, photographer Sister Jane Marie, faculty adviser assisted by the journalism class and the seniors of 1957 Present Volume Twelve The 195 7

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