Cascia Hall Preparatory School

This ornament celebrates Tulsa's Cascia Hall. Opening its doors to 25 young men in 1926, it has now evolved into a co-educational school of 530+ students, grades 6-12. The backpiece shows the historic main academic building with its castle-like towers and unique, textured clinker-style brickwork. The upper right depicts the Chapel, dedicated to St. Rita of Cascia. Built in the same brickwork style, it serves as the school's spiritual and communal center. Upper left is the state-of-the-art 700 seat Performing Arts Center. The frontpiece shows the East entrance gate, announcing Cascia Hall, a Catholic Augustinian School with students in uniform, a white marble statue of St. Joseph, patron of families, and bronze statue of St. Rita, patroness of the school.