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† IN MEMORY †
Please pray for the members of our community who have passed away.
ALUMNI
John B. Garner ’88, 3/31/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma John McKeown ’46, 11/30/16, Laredo,Texas Larry R. Martin ‘55, 4/9/17, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Rev. William A. Perez, O.S.A. ’52, 2/11/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma (see more on page 31 and back cover)
Donald Smith ’50, 2/1/17, Fountain Valley, California
Gary Adams, 2/18/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; stepfather of George Enterline ’18
Marie Kathleen “Kay” Bashaw, 2/12/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; widow of Fred Bashaw ’55
Dorothy Brooks, 3/25/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; grandmother of Dejah Brooks ’18
Dot Naomi Hutchinson Burrow, 4/4/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; mother of former Cascia staff member Connie Leos (Steve); grandmother of Tim Leos ’85 (Sandy)
Mary Virginia Butler, 2/24/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; grandmother of Tag Butler ’21
Max eld “Max” Fuller, 2/27/17, University Park, Texas; former student; brother of Frances Fuller ’16
Kelley A. Grant, 1/26/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; mother of Logan Grant ’15
Mary and George Karahalios, 2/24/17 and 2/25/17, Lake Bluff, Illinois; grandparents of Harry Wilson ’23
Joan Moran, 2/25/17, Tulsa, Oklahoma; mother of Joe Moran ’70
Nanu Naik, 2/26/17, Tulsa, Oklahoma; grandfather of Raj Naik ’19
Alana Lee Simpson, 3/10/17,Tulsa, Oklahoma; mother of Jennifer Simpson ’97 LaPoint (Mitch), John Simpson ’00, and Jordan Simpson ’04
Irene Marie Stagg, 3/8/17, Eunice, Louisiana; grandmother of Sarah ’13, Jack ’15, and Anne Marie ’18 Stagg
Samuel Winters, 4/4/17, Collinsville, Oklahoma; grandfather of Rachel ’17 and Katie ’19 Smith
Jerry Wood ’56, 3/6/17, Augusta, Georgia CASCIA COMMUNITY
May their souls and the souls of all the faithfully departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
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Do you have a favorite or funny story about your time at
Cascia Hall?
Every single day of my time at Cascia was fun or funny, and yes, there were stories. Lots of them. But one story in particular stands out. It happened in Mr. Shaw’s Oklahoma History class.There was a student that day who happened to be especially belligerent. He just wouldn’t listen to the obligatory warning from Mr. Shaw that there would be consequences to his actions. Once again, this student tested Mr. Shaw’s patience. He had crossed the line. Mr. Shaw not only threw the student out of class that day, but he threw his desk out the window.Then there was this deafening silence. I’ll never forget it.
Do you have a favorite Augustinian or teacher from
your time at Cascia Hall?
Candidly, I can’t remember a single teacher or coach that I didn’t like and respect and who didn’t teach me so much about the subject and life in general. But a few names do come quickly to mind.There was Father Spielmann, Father Gaffney, Father Flynn and Father Hamilton. And football Coach, Angela Prassa. Mr. Shaw. Rick Parks. L.D. Lawson. And Mr. Borchert. Each of those names are associated with fond memories in the classroom or on a playing eld.
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