Casady School - Twister Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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WILL OBERING '05l0fl9' Will came to Casady in the eighth grade and from then on proved his worth as one of the class wits. Will played football md soccer for three years. He was an active participant in the Current Events Club for three years. He was a member of the Choir his iunior and senior years but in the eleventh grade his true talent revealed itself. He held a leading pert in the melodrama 'City Slicker md Our Nell' and in the twelfth grade was in the cast of both The Casady Little Theater productions, 'The Boy With the Cart' and 'The Taming of the Shrew . As a senior, Will was also on the Yearbook Editorial Staff and a member of the Camera Club. WiII's hobbies included hunting, fishing, horses, and tinkering with 'ancient' automobiles. ROBERT PORTER 'Potts' A faithful student at Casady from the first day it started, Robert has shown enthusiasm for several activities, his main interest being Photography. Robert was secretary of the Camera Club in the tenth grade, faculty assistant in the eleventh, and President in the twelfth. He served on the Yearbook Advisory Staff and as Photography Editor for three years. Robert was in charge of lighting for all the Little Theater productions md for the movies, 'The Monkey's Paw' and 'The Tell-Tale Heart.' Robert played football and soccer for three years, golf for two years and baseball for one year. He was a member of the Choir his iunior and senior years. Robert was unofficial photo- grapher at all the high school social events and left us with many pictorial remembrances' of the good ole days'. Robert is also interested in playing squash.

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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

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CHARL ES ROUNTR EE Abe Charles was one of the first to support Casady in its younger days and was a constant asset to all phases of school life. He was on the Student Council four years straight and served as its Vice-President in his senior year. Charles also lettered in football four years. He received a letter in basketball in the tenth and eleventh grades, and in track his iunior year. He was elected President of the 'C' Club his senior year. Charles was a member of the Barber Shop Quartet and the Choir for two yeas. He wrote for the newspaper two years md worked in the Yearbook Make-Up Department his senior year. Charles held a part in two Little Theater pro- ductions, 'The Boy with the Cart' and 'The Taming of the Shrew' his last year. Charles was also Chairman of the Dance Committee his senior year. HUGH PUTMAN 'Dad' Hugh became a Casadite in the ninth grade and soon the class became aware of his mechan- ical ability. He was in the Camera Club two years and ioined the Choir his iunior year. The choir wouldn't have been the same without Hugh's deep bass voice. He sang a solo in the Christmas service his senior year. Hugh played on the soccer team for three years and was manager of the baseball team in the eleventh grade. Hugh loves to work with model trains and do unusual dance steps. But his favorite hobby is designing cars and other ingenious devices at which he is quite good. Hugh had the added distinction of being the first to apply at the Draft Board.