Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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This will go well with The blonde wig, says Susie as she selects her costume for the Speech Class's next play. She has been The moderator of many assem- blies and has been seen portraying any character. Susie has contributed fully in everything she has done including: Glee Club - 34 Kommando Klub - 34 Ariel Staff - 4 Athletic Club - 34 r e i. xg - iiyf' if 5' E, 1- V 3 1 ' ff ,V :F n 1.- mi x, 'Q' g2f,L-5.5, gm--N l v m?ii'z2ata:f5tis..fikslu Slllllllll Ullllll lllllllllll For uflynm all luuzzzty bIl77Z.l' like inceffzte in Ll million fruit. Susie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hau- sam of 2941 East 59th, is the Sophisticated Miss of the class. A girl of exotic beauty and rare charm, Susie came breezing into Monte Cassino in her junior year from Edi- son. Her first of many classic remarks was, My, gosh, this isn't a high schoolg it's a Col- lege! Wlien her Hausam twang became un- derstandable, good logic and clever ideas spilled forth. A natural comedian, Susie en- livened many an assembly and dramatic skit. Although she spent a lot of time traveling to and from O.U., she always helped out with the activities at school. DREAMS ABOUT: A Bariflerrille tycoon SCREAMS ABOUT: Prolaibizion REMEMBER: Her ufrefk at the Plai Dell hours Wu lafl . JZ fm gf + ii. ,.f..' in g ., -fi it

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