Casady School - Twister Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Board of Trustees Front row, left to right: Nr. Shaun Kelly, Jr., headmasterp Dr. John H. Lamb, Dr. D. H. O'Donoghue. Back row: Mr. Brooks Hall, Mr. Boston W. Smith, Mr. George T. Pew, Mr. Horace K. Calvert, Mr. Howard W. Taber, assistant head- master. Not Pictured! Mr. John J. Coates, Mr. Jose h F. Connolly, Mr. Clifford L. Frates, Mr. Frank J. Hightower, Mr. Donald S. Kennedy, Mr. Edward H. Miller, Mr. Vjilliam P. Morrison, The Rt. Rev. Chilton Powell, Mr. Charles R. Walbert. The chief concern of the Board during the past year has been financial. The money was raised for the buildings through a private fund-raising organi- zation. However, more money will be needed. The gym has been the material feature this year. lt has been in great demand during the past and is certain- ly a welcome sight now. lts modern facilities and the beauty of the building itself will add much to school activities. As Casady grows the need for more buildings increases. The next big step in this building program is the plans for the elementary school. This is not only to be a help to Casady, but also to the impera- tive needs of the community. lt will provide its students with a better foundation to meet Casady's high school requirements. Many parents also want a better and more advanced elementary school for ...10.- their children. The library is to follow the elemen- tary school and it, in turn, will be followed by the installation of the new organ, given to the school by Mr. Reginald Auchincloss. The scholarship program has been an important proiect this year, too. There are, at present, twenty- three students on scholarships at Casady. The more the scholarship program can be enlarged, the stron- ger the school will be. One of the greatest problems, however, involves the faculty. We need a good retirement program, an annual salary increase, and possibly a means to furnish summer employment. We are exceptionally pleased with the fine iob the Board has done this year and we know that they will continue to do as well in the future.