Casady School - Twister Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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BUD LEDBETTER 'Plato' A Charter member of Casady and one of the more intellectual members of the class, Bud will always be remembered for his unusual literary proficiency and his outstanding nation-wide church work to further Episcopalian youths. Several times on the Honor Roll, Bud also held parts in several Casady Little Theatre Produc- tions. He was the male lead in 'The Taming of the Shrew , A Child is Born , The City Slicker and Our Nell , and a bit player in 'A Night at the lnn.' Bud also played in the movie The Tell-Tale Heart . Because of four broken legs, Bud's athletics were limited to golf. A lover of fine crts and literature, Bud also enioys sailing and riding. Quite active at Episcopalian youth conventions over the state and nation the past five years, Bud has gained much experience which will further and strengthen his great aim to be a minister. ml WILLIAM LENEY 'Lean-to Bill was a Charter member of Casady and an asset to the School all the way. He received the Bishop Casady Award in the ninth grade. Bill was a Student Council Member end a Chapel Boy his Sophomore year. He lettered four years in football fhe was co-captain his senior yeari basketball Che was captain his senior yearj and baseball. Bill received the 'Most Valuable Lineman' and the 'Highest Batting Average' awards. ln his senior year Bill was Treasurer of the C. Club, Sports Editor of the Casady Crier, and a worker in the Yearbook Make-up Depcrtment. He also was elected to represent Casady in the city-wide 'Future Citizen of Tomorrow' contest. Bill was a member of the Little Theater and on the honor roll for three years.

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KATHRYN KELLER Sheba Kathryn graduated with a unique honor, that of being the first girl to complete six years at Casady. Kathryn's extra-curricular interests were mainly in the iournalistic and musical fields. She wrote for the newspaper for three years and served on the Yearbook Editoral Staff and as Yearbook Make-up Editor in her senior year. ln the tenth grade Kathryn was a member of the Student Council and received a basketball letter. Kathryn was one of our more talented choristers, singing in the choir for three years and performing as a soloist at the l952 Christ- mas Service. Kathryn was a member of the Dance Committee in the Eleventh grade and a capable cheerleader in the twelfth grade. Aside from her scholastic aptitudes, which kept her on the honor roll four years, Kathryn is also talent- ed at riflery and the iitterbug. GUY JAMES 'Guy' Arriving at Casady mid-semester of the ninth grade, Guy immediately began to prove his worth in all phases of school life. President of the Student Council his senior year, Guy had three years experience on the Council behind him. Guy was also the Editor of the Twister in his senior yecr, having been associate Editor his iunior year. His athletic record includes two letters in football and three in baseball. Guy also played basketball three years. Also dramatically inclined, he held parts in, 'A Child is Born' and 'A Boy with a Cert . Guy lent his powerful bass voice to the Casady choir his last two years. These activities still left him time, however, to sail in his own boat and work on construction iobs. Guy has high ambitions of being a construction engineer.

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KATHLEEN Mul.vEY 'Irish' Kathie, who ioined the clan in the ninth grade has been busily making up for lost time. She was on the Student Council and received the Art Award in the ninth grade. She was awarded the Crafts Prize in the eleventh grade. Kathie worked on the Newspaper three years and was Exchange Editor her senior year. Kathie was a Cheerleader in the eleventh grade and was elect- ed President of the new Pep Club in the twelfth grade. She sang as a soprano in the Choir two years. Kathie was an efficient member of the Dance Committee her senior yea' and also an enthusiastic worker in the Yearbook Make-up Department. Kathie was high on the honor roll for fou' years. Her ambition is to be a Public Health nurse or a Bacteriologist. CHARLES MEE 'Scholar' An initiql supporter of the school, Charles will always be remembered for his spontaneous wit and unusual good nature. Active in school activities, and a recipient of the H. C. Award, he was on the Student Council his Junior and Senior years. Charles also worked on the yea- book and sang bass in the Choir these two years. Charles also managed to serve on the Dance Committee his senior yew. A member of the honor roll several times, Charles still found time for athletics. He lettered in baseball two years and soccer one yea. He also played foot- ball four years, and lettered in the i952 un- defeated season. Charles' hobbies include hunting, swimming, and sleeping. He is still uncertain about his plans for the future. 'Wqmm