Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Marcia came to Monte Cassino in her senior year from Venezuela. Calm, cool and collected, she has a way of making everything run smoothly. She is a willing worker a fact which was especially shown during Mardi Gras. Though reserved, she is noted for her kindness, generosity, dry wit and sense of humor. Many a stumped student has found her a willing advisor. Judith came to Monte Cassino in her sophomore year. ln a comparatively short time, she was established as favorite chauffeur for faculty and students alike. Her wry wit and devious smile immediately squelches freshman qualms. The pungent aroma of her prize-winning cakes and the obnoxious odor of her chemistry concoctions will be sorely missed at M. C. in years to come. Since Beth came to Monte Cassino in her iunior year, we have seen her engaged in a great number of activities of which drama has held first place. She will be remembered for her starring role in the Benedictine Heights' w. presentation of He Who Gets Slappedf' 1.3 Her exhuberance in anything and everything cannot be ignored. Her willingness ? to help is one of her greatest attributes. elizabeth blount All the world's a stage. 13? Class comic. Come rain, come shine, Pat Lynch and Judith Barton make their daily sprint to B.H. L for the language lab classes. Speed counts with only three minutes between bells.

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marcia ellen barbour iuclith rush barton Patience is a flower that grows not in every garden. Nothing is achieved before it be thoroughly attempted 132 V I 4' ,V , Lunch hour between B.H. and M.C. is 4 ' very short, so lunch is hastily eaten by Beth Blount, Sally Maness, Mary Donovan, Anne Higginbotham and Gail Ullman, French III students. Page I6

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Page I8 thi qpagjms Startled you, Pat? Pat has been at Monte Cassino tor many years and throughout each has been one of the most active members of the class. She has held class offices, been active in sports and has been elected Mardi Gras and K.K. attendant. Through all this bustle and activity, however, she still maintains a quiet manner - even to the point of leisurely dashing into a burning house for her contacts. Susan is considered the class philosopher. Her deep thinking, scrupulous conscience and genuine desire to understand and know people, together with a versatile sense of humor, have made her highly esteemed in the eyes of her classmates. However, in this case, conscience doth not make cowards of us all for who will ever forget Susan's innocent, l'm iust not in the mood for Math class today. leilian came to Monte Cassino in her iunior year armed only with a big smile and a Spanish-English dictionary. Soon the dictionary was no longer needed, and the big smile had made her one ot the best liked girls in school. A true linguist, she feels most at home in the language of math. Among other things, we will always remember the powerful blow she dealt a volleyball. Slap-happy seniors smile lthat No-Doze really does wondersl at Mardi Gras carnival time. Left to right top: Gretchen and Violet, Sora and Humphrina. Bottom: Clown Moran and Warden Huston. Better not to be at all than not to be noble patricia kay boerner