Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Donna Jo is one of our few life timers. During these twelve years she has volunteered her musical ability to myriad recitals and programs. Her quiet enthusiasm and genteel manner have made her renown at Benedictine Height's College as well as at Monte Cassino. lmbedded in her soul is the incessant urge to travel to Europe. ls it to study music, Donna? Pretty, perky, Patty, well known as the chauffeur of Cascia Hall boarders, has acquired more friends than almost any other girl at school. She has that rare quality of making anyone who is with her feel at ease. Her hard work in any and every activity will never be forgotten. Patty is a non-conformist: She goes on diets to gain weight! While Anne is best known for maintaining an outstanding scholastic average throughout high school, one should not overlook her amiable personality and her inherent ability for leadership. These attributes were vividly illustrated by the tact that she didn't go completely out of her K as mind while managing a harrassing Mardi Gras t carnival. Anne is full of surprises too, remember the Party at the Sky Terrace. Q I 4 , e - g f: V ,,. X Z donna IO gamble .QS QF, 5 r 1 1 ' f -' '-', M 1 R . . r y X 1 H. All There is no truer truth obtainable by Man than comes f - ,I ,w ' ' 1-L, of music. -lf? ' 1 Y' wo- , i Sugar 'n spice. Naifiji Ti Anne Higginbothcim, class valedictorian, and Fran Lauinger, salutatorian, came out on top in the close competition in the four year race for scholastic honors.

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Madam Curies of the senior class, Sara Funk and Gail Ullman, get their supplies from the stock room. Huum, wonder what they'll break today? I never think of the future. lt comes soon enough. sara lyn funk 'law Mary, one ot the most active members ot our class, has ably represented us at the N.C.C.J., the White House Conference and most notably, Notre Dame. To top oft her busy schedule, Mary has been a member ot both the National and State Honor Rolls. Her cracker lunches before Algebra ll and her wreck after the Junior-Senior Banquet have become legends at M.C. Gretchen, the quiet, bashtul person that our class elected freshman vice-president, turned out to be a bomb . Nothing tazes Gretch and she is willing to try anything once - or even twice! She has enthus- iastically entered into the scholastic, social and sports events of the school and has shown the determination and spirit that are so great a part of her. Sara, known as the girl who drops in twice a week to pick up her mail, is an old-timer at Monte Cassino, though few people seem to know it. Her subtle humor, high scholastic average, and rockin' parties combine to make a well-rounded and rather surprising person- ality. Sara is always on the go, whether it's to Pennington's, Sapulpa or Joplin. She'll always be remembered for Hey Schemahorn!

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Wlhaw patricia virginia gans anne nora higginbotham Charify is a virfue of the hearf, ancl nof of fhe hands. She is herself of besf things the collection. Through the years, Donna has acquired the magical talent of Pan shown in recitals, Glee Club programs and impromptu iam sessions. She gave her senior recital this spring. Page 23