Monte Cassino School - Pax Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Mrs. S. F. Huston on the Page 26 1 At your service. Sheila, complete with an utterly incomprehensible New York accent, crashed the party here at M.C. in her freshman year. Soon, however, she translated her clipped youse guys into a more relaxed y'all and since then has become well known for her sharp wit and her lively temper. We will always remember her inspired debates in Religion Ill and Modern History. Dee Anne, another of our twelve-year students, is a very quiet, mature girl. When something is to be done, she is always in the middle, working hard. Treasurer of the senior class, she is very self-sufficient and has made the lasting friendship other classmates. Behind her reserve, Dee Anne has stored a wealth ot knowledge, scholastic and musical. Kaye may be the youngest and one ot the smallest in our class, but she certainly does not go unnoticed. Her enthusiasm and interest in everything from Elvis to politics lent a spark of controversy to the classroom. Her genuine sense of humor and optimistic philosophy has made her many friends. Who will ever forget her love ot an argument, her many fads and her crazy stunts. Dee Anne Kibler's prowess with a tea pot is being discussed by Mrs. J. E. Hughes and Back-to-School for Mothers Day during American Education Week. Where true love is, there is little need of prim formality. sheila ketrick il 'R

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iohanna kciclane How sweetly sounds the voice of o good woman! This back work's ci snop. Queen Sallie Hughes, who reigned over Coscio Holl's November Home activities, poses for her royol portrait. It would be difficult to list all SaIlie's activities, but someone once said that she did more while looking like she was doing less, than any girl they had ever seen. Her quiet voice and unassuming manner have had an influence in many a school activity. Despite the dignified air with which she supports the Homecoming crown, there is still a glint in her eye reminiscent of the terror of 22nd street. Barbara, with her enthusiastic vitality, bounded into Monte Cassino as a freshman and she leaves it with a whirlwind of activities as a senior. Her whole-hearted participation in school functions has won her many friends and admirers both here and at Cascia Hall. Although she often seems nonsensical, there is a method to her madness which is proven by her business sense and ability for public speaking. Jo has been with us a total of only three quarters, due to illness, but despite this she has become a popular member of the class. Although she is a Southern Belle from Wichita Falls, one would never know it from talking to her. She works diligently in order to maintain a high scholastic average. Her zealous nature has made her a truly unforgettable asset to our class. CT? coming

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No, m'am. In spite of threatening snow, sleet and hail, the bus trip will not be called off, says Patsy Wellman for the tenth time, while Sheila Ketrick chuckles. It is the province of knowledge to speak, and it is the privilege of wisdom to listen. A place for everything and everything in its place clorothy anne kibler susan kaye kupka i