Casady School - Twister Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

X sq nxfu- '-1-Lx .x x w Q ..- .I ,.. 4? 5. x v aff' 5 Q' Q9 1 11 vu W And wondering, Can A little graft and a go hen you are old and boring, getting fatter, Alma really Mater? - - - od marriage too, tion hopes to do - - - Does more than educa s ress that twinge of nausea, turn these page , Supp athletes, and sages. d gaze upon the belles, An ' 'fl on the sin-side, l first Array ed atri e Gir s . , ' ' ue on the inside. Vogue on the outside and yag ln raising funds and scandals they don't shirk. These pretty puppets aid in other work. In drama, lol The plays they have desired, So sweet, and simple acting's not required! P Club to Human monkeys prefer the ep Those in the Oklahoma City Zoo. The purpose of a school's to field a team, And let the Pep Club scream and scream and scream Three glorious types of epic contest here, balls and butting heads are dear To every aging patron and his wife, Fridays to the scene of strife. Where chasing Who journey But Casady has various facets. See . . e X scholar taking his degre , The gloating The self-important senior, full of care, Leading us onward with a pompous air. O glorious, a freckled spouse, We're warm! And Warner's birdy legions out do swarm. Do you remember all this fun you see, The glorious times at dear old Casady. If not, do not express undue surprise, Or cringe in opening this book of lies. vn', J ygfifvf if AI: Q B Orsamza txonal Physica! The 1957 Casady Twzster lnstru Choy-'al a plctorlal revue of school llfe love and the pursult of happmess with respect to the Instructional Orgamzatnonal and Physlcal FACULTY ADVISER IST STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR REWRITE EDITOR MAKE UP EDITOR ART EDITOR EDITORIAL ASSISTANT TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS STUDENT BODY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES AWARDS Pubhshed by The Semor Class of 1957 9500 North Pennsylvania Oklahoma Clty Oklahoma Draper ston Ben fha John John un John Messen Owen We1tzen Melvm In honor of the Rlght Reverend Thomas Casady former B1ShOp of the Dlocese of Oklahoma and founder of Casady School ID gratltude for splrltual guldance and msplratlon DEDICA TION EXPA ll PIEIYSIC Completed ln 1956 the gymnaslum 1S the flrst pro- Ject of Casady s long range expans1on program It has fast become an mtegral part of the school bu1ld1ng the students both physl- cally and mentally. X-sir J s i ,xx f V1-x GYMNASIUM INTERIOR I GYMNASIUM-EXTERIOR N yr we The Chapel of St Edward the Confessor ls Y jf The Chapel of St Edward the Confessor IS the gxft of Frank Johnson Hxghtower and stands as a memorlal to h1s famlly An mte gral part of school l1fe xts qulet sanctlons lend peace of nund to the beginning of each day l I b . . Xa o XX 9 D Jlxfaui W 1 . 1 . u - 1 iljl A . . . 5 Jinx 1 : U f ski ' ' F T -J .. 3 E V- . . Q f'f i,F-. i N Xa. 5 4 . Grlfflth Hall Cochran Hall Allen Hall Miller Hall Hightower Science Bulldmg Wlil2q ! Actlvltles Bulldmg Cf' N-,sf QM ?- fi 'X X X 1 ff X VK, xx .S X 1511, f ff AW f X fl ff dr. X 1 'gang'-ri, , , W0 ,A-fs 1 'l I 3 Q x , L 1 1-N 14, 5 v-A 3' fx! ,KKK ..',W xg ' , :Ja-x'4 xi f' - W A W r N Q C - A CE. l -' Q Q ' 'E 1 v , . ' ' I ,I . A ' . ' v - oivfg , I D , . KX I .i .1 . ,K 51 ,Xb .51 K , x 'N s E SX A ' !-'il x f A -A ' X1 f Q 1 ff! Lf, Q - ' I f ' . ,fZy. Q:Q:' 1 y,,.-kgg, -4.2 qjggi' I ' ' qs, -W.. 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' sfwz:-v ,.- if f It Qggpfi, .. ,i:gj.fg.1gfffcj.5Qa, , .:f5g.yf, ,-1-,-:-21.1. . ,. -f , ,-.,,'. -' av.---v-, -.-. - - Q Trustees Inaugurate Pension Plan Front Row Dr John H Lamb JohnJ Coates George T Pew Dr Don H O Donoghue Back Row Charles R Walbert Horace K Calvert Brooks Hall Joe F Connolly Not Pictured B1Sh0p Chllton B Powell Don S Kennedy Frank J Hxgh tower Boston W Smlth Cllfford L Frates Edward H M1ller and Wllllam P Morrlson Contlnulng ltS program of expanslon and sol1d1f1cat1on the Casady Board of Trustees has lnltxated a teachers penslon plan The pollcy al ready covers f1ve of the faculty who spht the premlum fee wlth the board The penslon plan 1S a mllestone ln the trustees campalgn to offer more attractlve posltlons to prospectlve teachers The board has already taken measures to provlde for more un1f1ed ef f1c1ent management of buslness Treasurer Brooks Hall has supphed necessary detalls ln the orgamzatxon of the f1nanc1al department Presldent Don H O Donoghue and v1ce presldent Wllllam P Morrlson have headed the trustees thls year O H A .f time f fi Q x .4 c 4 j m 1 1. 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U . . - - . . , . , . o Q , 1. , ' , . , . . 7 . . . , . . , . . . . . , . . , - .. , . , . . . . . 1 - ' v ' . . 6- Q Howard W Taber 1n h1s f1rst year as Head master has carr1ed on the tradltlon of growth and development of Casady Under hls guld ance the schools d1sc1pl1nary and athletlc systems have flourlshed and the student gov ernment has begun to r1se from obscur1ty Mr Taber came to Casady seven years ago to head the Mathematxcs Department A grad uate of Yale Un1vers1ty where he recelved h1s BS and MA degrees ln Mathematlcs he became ass1stant headmaster shortly after h1s arr1val Mr Tabers good humor IS often masked behmd a gruff m1l1tary bark wh1ch comes from watchlng Sergeant Bllko rather than a sense of martlal d1sc1pl1ne Math classes under h1s tutelage vasclllate between qulzzes requlrmg superhuman 1ntell1gence to pass and uproarlou Joke sesslons whlch rock the bl1lld1I1gS Along wlth h1s sense of humor Mr Taber has a great feel1ng for proprlety manlfested by hlS 1mmaculate soccer umform The Right Reverend Chilton Powell Casady was orlglnated as a place of prepara tlon for better college work The church s con nectlon ln thlS a1m IS to help the student develope splrltually as well as mentally and physlcallw As Blshop of the Dlocese of Oklahoma the Rxght Reverend Ch1lton Powell IS the spxrltual head of Casadv Thxs year an early morn1ng Commumon SCTVICQ has been lnaugurated The Blshop has glven thlS servlce meanlng and v1tal1ty for students teachers and parents attendlng For the last few years he has g1ven talks of guldance and encouragement long remem bered by the Senlors at the Baccalaureate Servlce He also g1ves h1s tlme and energy as an 1m portant member of the Board of Trustees to the furtherlng of the school as an 1nst1tut1on for better educatlon He IS 1n add1t1on to all th1s a sp1r1tual and mtellectual example for Casady students to follow wwe 95 Howard Taber - Headmaster Il Harvard University B.A. Harvard University L.L.B. History, Math Head of History Department Assistant Headmaster Baseball Coach, Assistant Coach of Football George Whitney Assistant Headmaster Who is the greatest History teacher, Father Confessor to all forlorn maidens, and baseball coach of all time? Modesty prevents but it is George Whitney, small and nifty, but a triple threat. His admiration of Andrew Jackson is only surpassed by his enthusiastic discourses on Princeton Yale and Dartmouth men plus Curly Mr Whitney advanced to the position of Assistant Headmaster to fill Howard Tabers vacated post because of his concern in the schools proper functlonlng One of the two remaining original members of the Casady fac ulty Mr Whitney came to the school after adequate fand necessary! preparat1on as a pri vate in the U S Army A Fox hole Federalist he was courtmartialed for making caustic re marks about his captain Harry S Truman University of Wisconsin BA University of Oklahoma English Head of English Department Registrar Francis C Bloodgood Registrar Mr Bloodgood has attempted through long yeals of experience and self denlal to give his many students some mklmg of the bright light of knowledge If in some case he has failed it is in no way Francis fault His classes have been one long fascinating Journey lnto the realms of the Eng l1sh language His seniors yearly find out about garbage cans without lids and escaped flying squirrels They learn reems of poetry from the little uffy verse book Through lt all the prospective graduate wonders whether Hem ingway or himself IS moie a member of Stein s lost generation Inevitably the graduate re turns to declare his indebtedness to Mr Blood good for passlng freshman English Culture IS the password and intelligence 1S at a premium Mr Bloodgood 1S the true epltomy of grace under strain 1' 9 a . . . , , . . . . . . , . - v cc ' yr , . . 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'Z' Oklahoma Clty Un1vers1ty BA Un1vers1ty of Oklahoma MA Drxvel s Trammg Athletlc Dlrector Arthur R Glbson Dlrector of Athletlcs Arthur R Hoot Glbson s basketball charg es havent compared to h1s football teams or wrestllng form After he coached the 56 57 football team to an undefeated season he turned to basketball But not flndmg the model team there the coach turned to hxs best loved sport wrestllng and proceeded to throw frlght ened bystanders to the mat to prove h1s strength and prowess As Dlrector of Athletlcs Mr Glbson has completely re1uvenated the sports program by addmg Mr John Gavula as the J V Coach whlch has mfused an easy gomg frlendshlp between coach and team Wxth the addxtlon of Mr Gavula and R C to clean up after the recrulted bonus rookle athletes have stum bled around the gym Mr Glbson now has txme to take a short nap on hls couch to dream up blgger and better tortures for the varslty How ever we are deeply mdebted to hlm for makmg better men UD out of us and for hls deep 1nterest 1n the school Umversxtv of Oklahoma B S Dean of Glrls Glorla Y Walker Dean of Women Th1s year s prospectlve mother has endeared herself to all frustrated and coffee gushng Casady maldens We all wonder where s Sam Evldently Glorla and Hermann hold the secret by a con fxdentlal pact Between carlng for the gyrat1ons of a calclum deflclent bull dog and an Anchor Clanker Glorla has found tlme to play Flor ence Nxghtengale Truant offlcer pollce offlcer seamstress and Dorothy D1x Surely there was never any woman better prepared for mother hood 'iv -4-,.4, if GN A at ' 6, no-'f Q 0 .-.. gk . , . V u r U ' , u u - v y r , . Q' 5 -4 - v, 5 , , f 1 X I . A ,c I 1 . J . . ' ' ' I . 1. I C xc yn ' 1 Q 4 . - , . . - x 1 f , .. . fa-arm Y 1 v ' v , . ' u - n , . Q fe? YQ? Bayard Auchlncloss Harvard Umverslty B A W6StmlHlSt6r Chou' College Elementary Sclence Cho1r Head of Muslc John Gavula Oklahoma C1ty Umverslty B A Unlverslty of Oklahoma EdM J V Coach Mathematlcs Sam Botkm Oklahoma A8zM B A Umverslty of Chlcago M A Umversxty of Oklahoma Chapla1n Hxstory Mlss Dortha Gentry Oklahoma Clty Umversxty B A Physlcal Educatmn R in-v Robert Gerlcke Columb1a BA Columbla M A Hxstory and German Yearbook Advlsor . L iv- Henry Gersman Prmceton Umversxty Umverslty of Cmcmnatx BA Latm 0? Rlchard Marble John Martmo Wllllamg College B A Unlverslty of Naples Harvard Umverglty M S Umverslty of Messxna Doctor Physlcs General Scxence of Letters Latxn Mrs Frances Nagle University of Oklahoma Unlverslty of Oklahoma English Edward Sloan Randolph Sharp Trinity College B S Math Mrs Margaret Tuck gnlqerilti of Wisconsin B S gm of gvlissachusetts B S ng is r Advlsor to Camera Club Cgffgilao ege Unlversxty of Maryland Oklahoma City University English 1 , 59' i ' ' B.A. ' ' . . ' ' t M.A. University of Wisconsin ,mf r L 'J Gilbert Tuck Wllllam Walker Wmlhams College BA Harvard Un1vers1ty EdM Bology Chem1stry Drama g1dgle'E'ErgcgLi?ggvg0r Teachers Head of Sclence Department Umversxty of Pans Spanlsh French Head of Text Book Store UDIOH College BA Harvard Unlversxty MA D011 Wal1'3V0l1 Burrage Warner Un1vers1ty of Oklahoma B A Harvard Umverslty B A French, Spamsh Harvard UnlVePSlty EdM Tennis Coach Head of Math Department Advlsor to Blrd Club -vw .f K , x.fN,,K ,V I N , f bf' ' C 23,10 4 51- 45,34 1 I 1 W , fa 11. , .v Q 9 0 0 o o u , 1 , s .5 Ns Mrs Edwin A Porch Mrs Mary Glen Yeary Dletlclan Llbrarlan 'Qu lk Mrs. Claudia Chapman Mrs. Myrtle Mathgws F1nanc1al Secretary Secretary f 'Q' 'X rx gf , u M M Sh f BUILDINGS K M F DINING HALL STAFF GBIIUNIIS STAFF M C pbe , rs. Roberts, Mrs. Gibson, rs. af er F l M A 4 Mrs. Irion imbley, r. 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Y Kenneth Binder Choir 55 56 57 Chapel Boy 56 C Club 55 56 C Club Vice President 57 Little Theater 56 57 Twister Sports Editor 57 Crier Sports Editor 55 Murder in the Cathedral 57 Letters 1n Football 55 56 57 Basketball 55 56 57 Co Captain 56 57 Baseball 55 56 57 Track '55 56 57 Commuting under a mild shy Dr Jekyll guise K B with the rise of the full moon and a beckoning call from the Little Theatre returns to his true per sonality Mr Hyde Hiram s vast vocabulary and un paralleled knowledge of the arts xs best explained with a glance at his complete library of Mad Comics Nugget and Playboy magazines It is also rumored that K B has kept correspondence with the Follies Berger ' Linda Adams Little Theater Treasurer '56 Little Theater '54, '55, '56, '57 Crier Reporter '54, '55 Twister Re-write Editor '57 Three Little Theater Productions Murder in the Cathedral- Publicity mgr. Member of Blazers '56, '57 Letters in: Hockey '54, '55 Baseball '54, '55 As far as we are concerned Minneapolis has mis guided Linder Her cultured Southern drawl has been infested with a fine northern accent It is also apparent that the hospital attendants have turned her into a hit and run driver on wheels Our poor basketball stars can be seen daily limping down the court as a result of the destructive path she leaves behind her between classes B1ll Bonney li Cholr 55 56 57 N35 'vcr' Johnny Bozalls Cr1er Asslstant Make up Edltor 5 Make up Edltor 55 Managlng Edltor 56 Tw1ster Reporter 55 56 Twlster Edltor 57 Student Store 55 56 Student Store Manager 57 Student Counc1l Representatxve 55 Student Counc1l Secretary Treasurer 56 Student Councll Vlce Presldent 57 Quartet 56 57 C Club 55 56 57 Llttle Theater 55 56 57 Choxr 55, 56, 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Co Captam Football Team '57 Letters 1n Football '55, 56, 57 Soccer 54 Baseball 56, 57 Track '56, '57 Jun1or Rotar1an '57 B J , the gay Greek, IS a great representative of the good hfe Besldes hls dally massage IH ollve oll, he IS a great exponent of Platomc love He has a strong aversxon to unladyllke ftomboyl behavnol and keeps a monstrous dog to protect h1m from aggresslve females After he has made a fortune m power polltlcs, he plans to return to the old coun try for a qulet sesslon wlth the Delphxc Oracle Cr1er Reporter 55 Twlster General Staff 57 Jun1or Rotarlan 57 Murder ln the Cathedral Publlclty mgr Most Improved Llneman Award 57 All Conference Football Team 57 Letters 1n Football 55 56 57 Baseball 55 Soccer 54 55 56 Acolyte Wednesday Chapel Servlce Our staunch Roman nosed patr1c1an Caesar Bonney fmally succombed to modern lmprovements by havlng hls shaggy locks shorn Tvnce a week at our d1sc1pl1ned chou pmctlces Bllly s boommg mon otones have often caused lmmense pathos ln the slxth hour study halls but lt rs, the sunny optlmlsm w1th WhlCh he faces physlcs exams that he w1ll long be remembered Y' i ,lLf .-. 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Ted Bynum Choir 57 J umor Rotarlan 57 C Club 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Letters 1n Football 57 Track 57 Geez lt seems as though the senior class has been overrun with those Damn Yankees Frlendly 1S Just another one Our barefoot boy from Ohio has been running around school breaking up blossomlng love affairs ever since his arrlval on the Indlan reserva tion Such witty C11Ch6 s l1ke I LL and M L S have been found carved on trees on the 1ns1de covers of text books and even tatooed on h1s rlght forearm Oh well we guess there s one 1n every class Sharon Brown Crier Reporter '54, '55 Crier Editorial Assistant '56 Choir '55, '56, '57 Little Theater '55, '56, '57 Cheerleader '56, '57 Pep Club Secretary '56 Pep Club President '57 Twister Murder in the Cathedral ,'57 Member of the Blazers '56, '57 Letters in: Hockey '54, '55, '56 Volleyball Alternate Team 56 Soccer All Star Team 56 Baseball 54 55, 56 57 EIOISQ the flllmg' station mxlhonalre seems to be working hard on a head of pre maturely gray hair Between looking after an expectant mother and strong arming Pep Club members into paymg thelr dues she 1S well on her way However a blue 48 Pont1ac can be seen parked in front o her house constantly Wh1Ch leads us to suspect she doesnt believe 1n all work D ! ! 5 ! ! 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Markham Connolly Cholr 55 56 57 C Club 55 56 57 C Club Presldent 57 Twlster General Staff 57 Dance Commxttee 57 Most Improved Lmeman Award 56 All Conference Team 57 Hon M9Ut1OH All Conference Team 56 Llttle All Clty 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Letters 1n Soccer '54 Baseball 55 57 Football 56 57 B lxck has led the semor class mth hxs brllhant earth shakmg deduct1ons m physxcs class The other day we savu h1m teachmg h1s eager dlsclples 1n the hall when someone shouted Hey Mark there s Sylx 13 The vs orld may never know what pearls of w1sdom would have been uttered had not thxs tr1v1a1 mterruptlon clouded the mmd of the Great Phllo sopher Alas though these words are h1s downfall llke the phrase Shazam IS to Captam Nlarwel so are the words There s Sylv1a to Lonnerly The 1n tellect vsas paralyzed logxc was useless he could no longer dxscover anythmg Pure Baslc Certam people felt it was a good thing. John Coates Student Councll Representatlve '57 Chairman of Dlsclphnary Councll '57 Dance Commlttee 57 Student Store 57 Camera Club 54 Twlster General Staff 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 C has replaced Elvls After leavmg us 1n h1s freshman year to Jom the army he felt h1s callmg agam After a one years absence on the second stoop he brought the vacant fatherly spmt back to the forlorn lovers of the lower grades We are deeply mdebted to Oates for hls penslve and re served pep assembly sklts John Draper Cholr 55 56 57 L1ttle Theater 55 56 57 L1tt1e Theater Productlon Manager Two State Contest Plays 56 57 Four L1ttle Theater Product1ons Tw1ster General Staff 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 J V Football 54 J V Track 54 Soccer 54, 55 Varsltv Football 8z Track 55 Co chalrman Stud t Chapel Servlces 57 B1g John has descended upon us hke the wrath of God At least two front row seventh graders have crawled under thexr seats after Drape has dellvered one of hls resoundmg rhetorxcs In txme the Rockxes may crumble and Gxbraltar may tumble but J D IS here to stay Sharon Dooley Crler Make up Edltor 56 Cholr 56 57 TWlSt6F Busmess Manager 57 Pep Club Reporter 57 Co Cha1rman Pep Assemblles 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Letters 1n Volleyball All Star Team 56 Susan the class lovely came to us 1n her Jumor year after samphng every school 1n town Immedr ately we recognlzed her name as the hard to re member type and not bemg able to pronounce xt had to settle on Susan Doodles has been known to say rather b1l1ous thmgs about people who make small of her mtelhgent dog B1smarck xr- ,L as ' u ' 9 ' 7 7 7 il ' 77 ' 7 7 . . , ' 9 . . . 7 ' 1 , 1 Q ' N - - - - n ' ' , v U ' ' 17 .' , . n A - r 1 r if 7 7 5 ' 7 7 7 5 . 9 1 . , Fc ' 57 7 7 7 H ' 77 7 - 9 7 . . 1 . . 7 7 - 9 '. , . , , . . . Mary Edwards Chou' 57 Llttle Theater 57 Art 54 55 57 Speech 57 Crler -Cartoomst 57 Feature Staff 56 'TW1St61', Art Ed1tor 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Member of the Blazers 56 57 Letters 1n Hockey 55 Baseball 56 Volleyball '56 M E ahas the trouble wlth the semor class IB our nommee for the psycho-path award presented annually by the S PCC 1The Soclety for the Pre ventlon of Cruelty to Cartoomstsj From the dark recesses of classrooms come halr ralsmg voodo- cursed cackles as Mxss Dogpatch of 1957 starts to pen her favonte English teechur and Nick to the paper We hereby nommate M E as the g11'l most hkely Terry Dunlap Cholr 57 C Club 57 Twlster General Staff 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Letters ln Football 57 Tunsey has amazed us all After leavmg the campus for a p9l'1Od of soclal absence he showed up thxs year bulwarkmg the semor llst much to the dlstress of the Jumors However he went to work provmg hls prowess by breakmg h1s leg m the Central game Th1s drffxcult task was equaled by only one other It IS hls prolxflc Hlstory exams that he w1ll be long remembered and the optlmlsm wlth whlch he faces the class 5, u :A I' af' Virginia Gill Choir 55 56 57 Sportsmanship Award 55 Crier Advert1s1ng Manager Dance Committee 57 Cheerleader 57 Little Theater 55 56 57 Pep Club Parllamentarian 57 Ar 54 55 56 Twister Circulation Manager and Assistant Advertising Manager Murder in the Cathedral 57 Letters ln Hockey 54 55 56 Soccer 55 56 Member of Blazers '56 57 Mother has been the sergeant of arms of our class SIDCE we can remember Her rude boisterous strong arming makes her a perfect choice for the pos1t1on This last yeai she has abused the priviledge by picking on some of the smaller boys and girls but we feel as though this was unavoidable Mr Walker will never forgive Gmn for y putting Mr Man nmgham s beard on upside down in Angel Street Jim Fellingham Twister General Staff '57 Murder in the Cathedral '57 Assistant Football Manager '57 James is the class dignitary. He has come to us in the senior year bringing culture and welghty ex- perience to act as a sobering influence on our class. He hopes to become an English gentIeman's butler, the only job he feels is stately enough for him. Besides his erudition James Laughmgham .has set an example for the rest of the boys with his suave Continental way of handling upper school girls. L O I O O ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 KC ' 11 ' ' 156 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . . , t 1 1 1 1 1 IK ' 77 ' ' ' 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 . , ' I . , . . Llnda Grlfflng Cr1er Reporter 54 55 Crler Feature Edltor 56 L1ttle Theater 55 56 57 Twlster Feature Edltor 57 L1ttle Theater Treasurer 57 Four L1ttle Theater Product1ons Sclence Club 56 Scholastlc Achxewement Award 6 Nlember of Blazers 56 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Letters 1n Hockey 54 55 56 fAll Star Team Alt J Soccer 56 fAll Star Teamb NTISS Essence has h1t the blg tlme 1U the theatre A regular Helen Hay es she manages to ox er drama t1ze low graded tests as well as L1ttle Theatre Pro ductlons Although Grmda has been known to study she doesnt take lt any more ser1ously than breath mg Her carefree attltude towards grades has only been matched by her lndlfference to Prlnceton men Sylvla Glasgow Chou 56 57 Cheerleader 56 57 L1ttle Theater 56 57 Student Counc1l Representatne Dance Commlttee 57 Tvuster Make up Edltor 57 Cr1e1 Reporter 56 Pep Club Parlxamentanan 56 Sports Award '56 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Member of Blazers 56 57 Letters ln Hockey 54 55 56 57 Baseball 54 55 56 57 Vollewball 56 It was fmally revealed that The Ivory Tower IS the end product of Nlarks pers1stance m the flelds of etlquette and proper manners However S1lly never learned hows to s1t up stramght and as a result IS the blggest slouch 1n the school She has acted as a sobermg 1nfluence on our class and has lent her qulet soph1st1cated charm to many a SOC1al gathermg it fx Z' Phyllls Johnson Pres1dent of Dramatlcs Club 57 Pep Club Secretary 57 Intramural Councll Representatlve 56 Chalrman Pep Assembhes 2nd Sem 57 Speech 57 Cholr 56 57 Twrster General Staff 57 Crler Reporter 55 '56 Personallty Development Award 56 Murder 1n the Cathedral 57 Member of the Blazers 56 57 Letters 1n Hockey 54 55 56 fAll Star Teamj Baseball 54 55 56 fAll Star Teaml Vollybl 54 55 56 fAll Star Teaml Soccer 56 KAII Star Team! Tenn1s 56 Phll won Mr Walker s admlratlon as Presxdent of the L1ttle Theater by sl1pp1ng Herrmann some Juxcy bones She was almost smoked out by Ben Turner but she settled lt after a hard flght emergmg uc torxous much to everyone s surprlse Happlly peace has come agam to one of W1ll1e s better years Steve Hudklns Letters ln Football 55 56 57 Tenn1s 55 56 Murder 1n the Cathedral 57 Twlster General Staff Shy d1ff1dent but happy Hud the class St Ber nard trxes hard to make people th1nk he IS good natured Compensatlng for h1s measly stature he bought a coat uhxch makes h1m look l1ke the man he would llke to be If Hud can ever learn to control h1S glad hand backslappmg tendencxes he would be a flrst rate comedlan but hls flerce Slavic blood w1ll not allovw h1m moderation The best baby sitter m the grade I ' - 9 y 1 V 1 pf A - 1 f r - 1 U u ' u I n f J 1 ' . ' ' 1 Y Y . , - 7 . . . . Y ' . v ,Wt swf: l . . , Y Y av , , . . , 1 ' r y Y an ' n 1 u ' an 9 Y . Y , ' 1 y 1 1 n 9 s 1 1 1 9 1 v x 1 x v 9 J Y Y n ' 1 . Y , . . . . . . Y V , . , . . P ' l . . . , Judy Jones Choir 55 56 57 Little Theater 56 57 Twister Advertising Manager 57 Crier Reporter 55 56 Twister Reporter 56 Member of the Blazers 56 57 Letters in Hockey 54 55 Baseball 54 55, 56 Soccer '55 Clear the path Joe College Jonesy is on the loose Blondie is the model senior lass being receptive to Jaunty dashing athletes and quick to sympathize with enemies after tender tete atete confessions But we must express our gratitude to Goldy Locks for her interest and concern in the male population Judy Johnston Choir '55, '56, '57 Crier Reporter '56 Twister General Staff '57 Personality Award '54 Murder in the Cathedral-Costume Mgr. Member of the Blazers '56, '57 Letters in: Hockey '54, '55, '56 Baseball '55, '56, '57 Soccer '55, '56 Archery '57 J - u - u - dy, our underpriviledged member, has had to beg for food and clothing. The 'Cashmere Kid has been averaging a new car yearly not be- cause the ashtrays are full but because she simply doesn t understand the purpose of the oil gauge. Oh vsell we all can t be persecuted darn it. ll I i7 ! Y Y , K , Y ' 7 l 3 ! Y . , , Y ll ' 17 ' ' I Il ' ,V I 5 7 CC ' YI I Murder in the Cathedral-Business Mgr. Y' l 1 A , I, r 9 9 3 7 ! 9 1 O ' Q - ' . . , , if- 1' Nancy Lamb Chou' 54 55 56 57 Intramural Manager Glrls Sports 57 Pep Club V1ce Presldent 57 Pep Club Hlstorlan 56 Crler School Staff 56 Tw1ster Girls Sports Edltor 57 Co Cha1rman Student Chapel Serv 57 L1ttle Theater 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Member of the Blazers 56 57 Letters ln Hockey 54 55 56 Baseball 54 55 56 57 Archery 56 Volleyball fAll Star Teamj 56 57 Tenms 55 56 57 Nancy has been a true msplratxon to the semor class Not only has she purged the souls of the Ehte Eleven by her cho1ce of Chapel speakers but she has trled vahantly to keep last year s Intramural Cup wmners from gomg up 1n smoke th1s year Although she gn es the aura of mdlfference to the f1elds of mathematlcs she apparently has the neces sary formula to attract M IT men Sperry Jones Span1sh Award 54 Sclence Club Secretary 56 Sclence Club 56 57 Cholr 55 56 57 Llttle Theater 55 56 57 Band 57 Personal1ty Development Award 55 Crler Reporter 55 56 Tw1ster Feature Edltor 57 Pep Club Poster Chalrman 56 State Champ1on H1ghschool Glrls Swlm Team 56 Sw1m Team 54 55 56 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Member of Blazers 56 57 Letters 1n Hockey 55 56 Soccer 56 Baseball 55 Volleyball 56 Sperry The Flsh IS pxtted agalnst the lesser of two evxls marme l1fe or mterplanetaty space travel She can e1ther be seen stumblmg around school wlth here nose m an H G Wells thr1ller or a manual on The Rudaments of Under Water Basket Weavm f1Sh ,, B - , , . v , ' Y Y 9 ' Y Y Y Y Y ' 7 Y Y Y Y Y . ' 2 W CK ' YY Y Y Y ll ' YY ' Y ' v ,. . . . . -V ' . ' 7 Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y . , Y Y . 1 . Y Y Y Y Y Y u ' yr ' ' ' . , - - Y Q , . . ' gi Y , , ' 3- It 1S rumored that she prophes1ed the creat1on of ' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ' 1 . - . , . . , K6 ' YY Y cc - u ' - y - 1 , u , . ' 9 Y 7 D 1 , 9 . 9 9 7 Y Y Y Y Y ' 1 1 7 Y Y Y Y ' Y 7 Y Y Y A . . . . H ' I A YY ' . . y , , - AQ!-+ 'CED Bert Messenbaugh Cholr 55 56 57 Quartet 55 56 Tw1ster General Staff 57 C Club 55 56 57 Murder m the Cathedral 57 Most Improved Back 55 Most Valuable Basketball Player 56 Femmore Award 57 C0 Captaln Football Team 57 Basketball Captaln 57 Most Valuable Lmeman 57 Letters 1n Football 55 56 57 Basketball 55 56 57 Baseball 55 56 57 Soccer 54 Track 56 Mess the golden halted nature boy or the semor class has amazed us for the past s1x years wxth hxs unparalleled body bu1ldmg routmes and h1s lusty whlte tenor solos Actually Bert IS asportsman of no consequence, but under the gllldlllg and expen enced tutelage of Ben Turner, he IS now Our Hero Gall Llttle Cholr 56 57 Crler Reporter 56 57 Tw1ster General Staff 57 Llttle Theater 57 Pep Club Fntertalnment Chalrman 57 Pep Club Entertalnment Commlttee 56 Pep Assembly Commlttee 57 Murder ln the Cathedral Costume Mgr Member of the Blazers 56 57 Letters 1n Hockey 54 55 56 Archery 56 Gally Ga1ly Casadys real Southern Belle has been mzgratmg south to MISSISSIPPI Land every sprmg vacatlon for the past three years Because of her loud and unsoph1st1cated yelhng 1n the halls and ln classlooms the ear muff and cotton lndustrxes have been revolutlomzed Blg IS a true rebel Southern Hospltahty good home cookmg et al 40 4 .5 may AMS.. HE' 'J6f Mac Owen Cholr 55 56 57 Cr1er BUSIHGSS Manage 56 Tw1ster General Staff 57 Combo 55 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Letters 1n Soccer 54 Football 55 56 57 Baseball 56, 57 C Club '55, '56, '57 Mac Owens, a smcere young man who hopes to follow 1n Lavs rence Welk's footsteps, and depl eclates the excess of Rock and Roll, actually has another personahty, named Osen, whlch frequently encoun ters another p1lg11m of the Carolma turnp1ke on weekends A thlrd pelsonahty plays the drums and studles unde1 the well known Jazzman, Bela Bartok' Pat N agle L1Lt16 Theater 56 57 Cr1er Reporter 54 55 56 57 Twlster Reporter 54 Tw1ster General Staff 57 Murder ln the Cathedral D1rector Fmahst 1n N3tlOH31 Mer1t Scholarshlp Contest Scholastlc Awards 55 56 57 Plato has been trylng to leave us Hxs adm1rat1on fo1 EIVIS Presley has leached such phenomenal de g1ees that he has been ca111ed off IH a foggy cloud of rapture wh1ch can be seen floatlng around the seems to f1nd no other use 7 3 Y ff ' !! 3 7 7 7 7 7 , ll ' 7, 9 , M M K4 ' 97 ! .. at ' Y 7 3 . 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WW 1 3 if Bob Thach Cho1r 56 57 Quartet 56 57 L1ttle Theater 56 57 Sc1ence Club Presldent 56 C Club 54 56 57 Student Counc1l Representat1ve 54 56 Student Councll Presldent 57 Scholastlc Award 54 56 Cr1er School Edltor 56 Twlster Photography Edltor 57 Murder ln the Cathedral 57 Nat'l French Contest '54 lst 1n State, 3rd 1n reglong '55 1st 1n State, 5th 1n reglon Letters ln' Football '54, '56, '57 Soccer '54 Tennls '56 Slde Saddle Satchmo has long been Casady's beamlsh boy of the year candldate at the Natlonal Lover Boy's Conventlon to whxch he secretly em barks every summer after telllng everyone that he ms gomg to summer camp Anyway, he has shown up for two consecutlve years at football practice xx 1th a southern accent, full of pxque and pomposxty, and the knack of makmg up unnecessarlly long words lncreased to astronomlcal helghts He belongs to the genus of Bobus Bobus, a halry, rythm1c branch of Afrlcan Apes, whlch has for a leader Fats Domxno No matter what he says, don't beheve h1m Layton Runkle Junlor Rotarlan 57 Merlt Scholarshlp Fmallst 57 German Award 55 Two Llttle Theater Productlons C Club 54 55 56 57 Crler Reporter 55 56 Twlster Managmg Edltor 57 Murder m the Cathedral 57 Letters ln Track 55 56 57 Baseball 55 56 57 Soccer 54 Basketball '37 56 Llttle All Clty Back of the Year Natlonal Hlohschool All Amerxcan 56 Most Valuable Back Layton Boy who sheds tears durlng Brotherhood Week has been knovsn to cl1mb trees to do his twig homework and laugh at the eleventh grade boys slnglng under the sofa 1n the faculty shack Voted A Good Thang by the flculty for declaung I certamly am feelmg always strong about goodness 1S better than badness he has always set a moral example to the class? Y aff, V 2' L ei 1 ,ga 152: I E , 1, ' ' ' , Lqgglfa lj Q' 4 L 5 . . . . , 6111541 If 'Ji ' f m at , . A lc 11 1 1 1 1 '. f Y Y 9 f V, u ' 11 1 1 A A Q y - , u ' 11 - - 1 I , Q1 , , , M f ' ? 4-52? ' . V 1 1 Football 54, 55, 56, 57 f'f,1zf,a5zfjAfm , , , I ' iff tif -. 1 1 ' ,Q 1 1 1 f r,4,,,:,,s.l n vw' fgsfifff f ' ' 7 ' 2 gsfggjf l y . 5 3, 1 . . ,,,,,,,gr,:,, , . 'L . . ' ff 7 14,4 5 7 7 . . . ' c 4 1 7 L . , 44 ' 'Y . . .' U 4 1 ' Y, L Y ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . , cc 11 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 . . , I ' 1 1 1 u - 11 ' 1 W, u ' 97 ' 1 I ' Y iff' Max Weltzenhoffer Choir 55 56 57 Art 54 55 Camera Club 54 55 56 57 Little Theater 56 57 C Club Treasurer 57 Basketball Manager 56 57 Football Manager 55 57 Tennls 54 55 Golf 55 57 Twister General Staff 57 Winner One Act Play Writing Cont 56 Murder 1n the Cathedral 57 A flash of hght a cloud of smoke and Merciless Max the All Conference B team manager has run another car off the road with his Mercedes Benz The struggling young playwright vsas able to buy the Casady athletic department and fixing the C Club Books for his own profit Ben Turner Little Theater '54, '55, '56, '57 Little Theater Vice-President '57 Lighting Manager '56 Stage Manager '57 Vice-President Science Club '56, '57 Football Manager '55, '56, '57 Baseball Manager '56, '57 Twister General Staff '57 Chapel Boy '57 C Club '56, '57 Soccer '54, '55, '56 Tennis '54, '55 Murder in the Cathedral-Stage Mgr. Aroma has plagued the football team for the past three years. A well dressed Connolly's man both on and off the field, he has acquired a rich taste for rum-soaked crooks which compliment his neatness. King Car1'ot's trim physique and the opti- mism with which he faces school and Mr Gavula is best explained by his unique philosophy set ups before breakfast We all look forvs ard each morning for Benv1e to greet us with his smiling countenance before he slams the Chapel door in our faces ff? 5 - V ' an . ' 7 7 7 Y ! ' l ! 9 Y I 7 7 7 7 Y ' ! 7 ' 1 ll 7? ? 9 ! 9 . Y Y , 6 ' 7 7 ! ! 7 7 KC ' 11 7 . - . . , ' 9 . , . - u u 3, 1 . . ' . X, . . Y Z his sportscar by selling contraband basketballs to - - - u n -fc., Melvln Wlmple Baseball 56 Holder of Record Gettlng to shower flrst after game was over 56 Twlster F1ct1on Edltor 57 Elevator Boy 1n Cochran 54 55 56 57 Aelloplle Club 56 57 Rudy Vallee Fan Club Presxdent '56 57 W1mp came to us m the 10th grade after leavmg the Strlngtown Reform School as hxs class Valedlc torlan Whlle at Casady he has completed wlth Mr Marble a Marble W1mple Aelloplle with tangemtal Jets Orlglnally from Russxa he was the Wall Street Journals paper boy 1n Moscow as well as Soclety Edltor for the Dally Worker He has also worked as Square Dance Caller at Buckingham Palace After he graduates he wmll take the posltlon as Marllyn Monroes Chlropractor Joan Whltney Choir '57 Little Theater '55, '56, '57 Twister General Staff '57 Murder in the Cathedral '57 Letters in: Hockey '54, '55, '57 Tennls 55 57 Baseball 54 55 57 Soccer 54 After a one year leave Whltner has returned to us Wlth an Eastern accent Every day ln hlstory class she can be heard Whlnlng' Daddy would you please say that over aga1n Although she has lost the Southwestern twang we worked so hard to glve her she IS st1ll a lxvmg terror on the athletlc f1e1d 1952 ' 9 I 7 Y 7 Y I I D ' ' u , r I , - rr , . u o '- I . . L - Y KC ' Y! ' ' ' 7 1 , ' 1 s 9 1 r 9 y ' ' ' 1 7 v ' 7 , 1 u ' N ' ' . . ', ' . L , . . , . 7 Baa' Baa' U Tlger Afwdwxw 'H Q5 Jun Dandy to the Rescue F' QW 4 K. He Saul that She Sand That He Had Hahtosls ? be J Oh No' What Have I Forgotten Now -Q2-il Blue Monday What Dld You Want Mr Taber N M Sonja Henle II Now Watch Me Drown This Mouse ,l rg, 1 J--F P'-'Ph ' .YEAHY Y 1 J flfnzz-5 2 X mfg' Lf ,,xf 8 rw N B 2 Q . ' ff NWA W Lin. N9 03 9 f X -4 Q Ck ,gy F X , gf X lm ,f film Y A . ffh XX l ' ! 5' 1 i N N X x f gf . ' f H ' kfkf x. xx 'JW '77 A - A X0 I- A in d , 3 nf: f M A ' J M 'll fuk 7, 5 w ' 5 0 M 2 ,, .p.,. W 1 .J if i 1 f w '44 94 u v G if 'W Q K ,guyz Q! ff. .- E QQ 8 'V w-...., 'lui ' V402 q J ,vnu ar f f 4. an-1 may hr 4 4 W, ,V , M, ,Vin ,M-A 4, ,rm M I W ,, A wi I aw f CLASS OF 1958 Another Casady year and as each one comes and goes thls class becomes a more clearly defmed Wlth such football stalwarts as Roy Wxlllams and B111 Swmford who proved thelr true prowess by breakmg bones and earnmg a letter on the bench the team breezed to an undefeated season But swltchxng from the r1d1culous to the subhme Larry Brown was nommated to the Da1ly Okla homa and Tlmes Sportsmansh1p Team The Jumors are far from lackmg 1n successors to Babe Zaharlas Such amazons as Llnda Petree Barbara Whltney Barbara Benham Dlane Daw son Martha Nagle and Sue Ann Snetcher have dulled many a hockey stlck on an opponent s slun and have kept the Orthopedlsts ln buslness wlth the fraller enthuslasts John The Mouth Montgomery has even fooled h1s most trusted class mates and by means of lllegal electloneermg he appomted hlmself to two terms on the Student Councll and 57 58 school presldent Martha Nagle has kept up the fme tradltlon of publlshmg the Crier made the 57 Crler far supenor to any publ1shed to date Wlth the add1t1on of Kay Kmg and the recapture of escapees Penny Hogan and Barbara Whltney the class of 58 should be m for a typlcally mlserable senlor year We would vote th1S class most llkely to succeed because of 1ts conformlst attltude and ab1l1ty to put on peppy dances lxke the Heartbeat Ball and the Match Me Hop wwf fC! .416 Burp ' ' What ll It Be , , s LJ u n c Q CK ii ' , . Q - nl . U o H weeks behind schedule. A better quality of paper and sharper pictures have 9 N ' D ' ' l il K V 6 ' 4 , X . 0 , pp J - al x. 1 fx Q -v if ,Q W 'Q9 WY Barbara Benham Kay Blngham Frank Bolen vnrfy-Qin, , a Hr' in-H gfjggei' if fs' Jaw W Larry Brown Jonathan Burch Alan Davls 1' 'E fl' hr' ,K QW L1z Fielder Myra Frederlckson Dodge Hlll 'DM Barbara Bradley d ' Dlane Dawson L X if , Q W . W ff, A f ' V X V ,n ff Q L+ r , N-rv nl Penny Hogan 1 vgfgfafi ,Y-ani fgy if-Ns. 9'-. V0 Wm. 91-3,-N Kay King Eddle Leonard Marcla McGee John Montgomery if :WW gf- lib. in .7 nf Chuck Morrison Martha Nagle Lmda Petree T Ray Phllllps 56 sf'-V Gordon Ralney 1115 ,Cr q7'W 7' ,ff-'EQ 2,5 if X is 27 Jack Street Rig RY if Qi Barbara Whltney :Ox 4-:Q E' qpf Fenton Sanger Suellen Senter Sue Ann Snetcher --V? 17255 uv' ri ue Suffleld Bull Swmford Ann Trent Roy Wllhams Could you glve an old buddy a dflhko I , 0 A 1 X-FQ, V + o ' If NW .4', xy t t ,. ,A Q Q 'ia I 'vs V X Q ' 1 'S mg ,G z 0 Z N lv' .,:. ,,'f' 3' - .rn i V 5, i ' o 1' ff',, ' V Q X 9 1 t. ' J 447 , ' S , . . ,.v'-:h.':'w'- I. if X7 6 A , if ' - I ' A I . 5 , J, CLASS OF 1959 Hughes Coston Ron Bonebrake and n1ne meatballs represented the dynamlc 10th Grade thls year on the gr1d1ron The success of the season was due to the flashy ball carrylng of young Marcus Batterly a speedster dlscovered and developed by Mr John The Toe Gavula Leavlng the athletlc scene we look to We search hard for some thlng else to talk about In the fleld of aesthetlcs Ton1 Clavert and Ann Connolly are outstrlppmg all other competltors and w1ll w1thout a doubt be lead1ng Cyclone cheers for three or four years to come They both make tremendous amounts of no1se Wlth a s11ght change of scene we now swltch to the scholastlc plane Wlth Nxna Wade Dalton doubhng on Student Councll dutles and producmg 1905 averages Tom Bernard equallng her grades wh11e playlng Mr Auch1n closs s organ and Ann Porch close behlnd a certaln degree of hlgh brow 1S present tures they replaced seven Wh1Ch may or may not be beneflclal Only tlme and the Great Whlte Father can predlct ,vm-we SBK QQJQ H--1'Ps.k ep Dlana Bachrach and Marcla Jones Pose with Thelr Biology Exhlblt Although the sophomores lost almost half of their class to greener pas- F 'J S 4-4 N , 1 ,T 23 , ,Y N if .-,. . i j . . X Y ,J-4x4 i Steve Anderson Dla Anthony ix 'in 'C' Davld Bass Lee Bollmger 4? 1 S-sf-r' Dlana Bachrach in fi Tom Barnard 3.9, Ronal Bonebrake 1' 4. jf 11 1' J Marcus Butterly Lmc Bynum Karen Byrd 955 X Blll Butler Sw Q 1 i .f Toni Calvert N e Q F Q1 Tb 9 Q fs, 'V f la I Q., I - Q YW, X' 1 6' 2 X Ann Connolly 3.....v Hughes Coston 'Qi- QF -'ur 'iff John Danstrom Clark Elllson Elizabeth Gallag er laik fpnax vs.. sth 1 ' Jlm Hardwick Clark Honnold Carol Hood Marcia Jones ' 5 45 lflm 3 if I ' , f l 1 9 'L 4 fr A N A 5 QL- 2 - Q 1 up 4 Q A ,lv ,' , ., A I 'J ,QL -f fl, V l . . h . I my h 4 3 X 5 'C - , Y: , M N' gg X E f C A Q J A 3 mn I' 'UD cf .,,. v ' Katy Kane Bob Marchant Carol Marcus 41 Q--r Betsy Savage Richard Spahn Steve Toland 50 '2' N 'bf 1-' Q. Nlna Wade Dalton Alton Watson B111 West ?f'- Ann Porch f-q.,,,,,,X M Donna Thompson ff J W5 'fv J 55' i- A 'Wit 4 L, I Q , 'rf , m 41, ' X1 n -B in ' mug? M SA Tru fa I ' ' cr is ' 95 at , , -A ' ' Q'-1 itt 451' ' bl ,i 7' B W , B V X ff! W ,, f B Q CLASS OF 1960 Despite the loss of Stinchcomb, this class has persevered if not as a definite personality, at least as a collective mouth. It may surprise you to know there are some boys in this grade, and a revolt is planned. On any day the mouth may be seen on its seething migrations from building to building, contributing no end to the school's personality. The Herd, as they are notoriously known is led by such femme-fatales as Cissy Carlson and Jan Paschal This class excells in being around and we wish them many years of con tmued existence However there is beauty fand 1ntellectJ mtermmgled with the beast of the mass in the veins of Nancy Adams Laura Parrish and Gaye Anthony Tom Parker and Jim Street are holding on in scholastics and so IS the rest of the class This versatile group excells in Well here s hoplng that the next three 5 ears pass by in quick succession when college claims these fair maidens and we can date them without being accused of cradle robbing swam Jack Malloy the scholar Boba L00 T' hxa3,2u2 Canlee Abernathy Nancy Adams Sally Ames av- E' fo-2 Lmda Barth - K, 'Dx 'ml-in RQ Y--, A Gaye Anthony Linda B388 Bob Blall' Linda Brown 1 ev 7 I 1 y I , gF'xQEQi g 1362 fly! ,qs I , fd! all f ' 1 af A , 4,1 ' 4' Q! ' 5' X Nancy Burch Cissy Carlson X., 5 .Q 4 I x . A M , gk ',f55 - , G. R liel , aa. J - 1 5- S- f if 4-3 'cr l + ' ' Swing A an P 9535i f I ' I I A lf, N VIQINAE a f' , A 2 4 N I , r I A ,j, 4f ilk , 4 v , lf 'il 1 1 ' lib 55,1 L, Q Q A K N ly 1 f MM V .,v, w.. ,.dlg.A f nn- 'Q-f Charles Cashlon Steve Creekmore D Anne Davlson Steve Dunlap if v-tl Mark Edwards Tom Gray Sager demonstrates hls ablllty to 1? '54 ,Q 1'-Q K Ala.n Greer Davld Hardln fff 'X by Jeff HCHVFICI' Lmda Johnston Edle Keeton Ku-k Kerr Jack Malloy Trxsha McGee .ar-4. df? B1ll Ishmael Mary Montgomery '1 L lk! Q K f ,J 1 A , X on 3 L n ,V Q 4' 'cf L fi F . I Q v X.. H-:fx an 53-' gfi fr 'Z 01 ,-fy' , H Marcia Nye Larry Nichols '-4. 'CW 'WW QHWFY WMM! Cindy Payne Tom Parker Laura Parrish Jan Paschal ,251 How do you like her swing, Miss Barth? Tommy Pew John Rainey X P x P L y ,ffa??l2+f'fV IX . 32 Q 1 W A, 1 1 of ' ' -11 1 A i g Qi -fi ' Q7 6' ,jj 1 J , ,, I 3: M X iflf f .xy 'Q rf n X 44 4 1 V, I f --' I ' ,IW to 5 K i' l,' Q lg' f '! W X, .., ' ' ii y ,f vgr? . :J 11 ' k , gl-r 4.2 ,, ' 4 .LM if Y 'ai ' W 'A 2. K L- ' 4 gn: fiv- Scampy Schaffer I' Q f l ,P-I I 1190 A9 il. T257 Susle Stewart 'Y 1-' f Blll Robertson il--f J lmmy Street 91 Clmt Rogers '24 -sv' Doyle Tunnell I Mary Am' Wllhams Mary Glenn Yeafy Those hghts are too plercmg 4 ,- , to -A ' fx 1- '- :F L- A X fr 1' .D M 4 s. S V my Y - fy I , s i 5 . A ze 'gi 5 f 1 :, -1 ' ' uw S Q1 r s , Y, I , CLASS OF 1961 The future prlde of 61 or rather the exghth grade has struggled through one more year at Casady and the exper1ence has done them good Onetlme trouble makers Lance Rentzel Chuck Freeman and Bobby Browne have settled down to a studled ascetxclsm whxle Charles Voss Tommy Walbert et al have turned to the f1ne arts for then' cultural enJoyment The romant1c1sts of the grade have turned to the Blrd Club as a means of 1ntellectual fulflllment but f1nd1ng only the Tufted Tltmouse and the Yellow Bellled Sapsucker as st1mulae Turmo1l IS always present wlth the scatterbramed Carol Moore Mary Nagle and Kelsey Prlce cllque 1n contradlstlnctlon to the d1gn1f1ed Vlrglnla Thomas Petrma Russo Beth Kennedy trlo Thls class shows a great deal of promlse but at the present rate of development the outcome IS dublous 3315 Q5 A a ' llll f J W7 0 l 4 X -LJ- Lmlb L. Ice can melt under extreme pressure Cfax'-X AT l lllll it .rf Eddy Allen Marguerlte Bleyburg fl ,gat ff 'lr-av Bobby Browne Sharon Butler .ilng Q Q44 Beverly Edwards Hawthorne Farr 'aff' fu T Gary Bloom J lm Bradley f 05 .. if Gary Buxton Karen Cushxng XX S4911 N Sq B ' l B B s- A, - 0 4' 1 ,,1 in J B W A xv i 1 ld ,JN 1 ls M l -vu xv 71 .A iq -f--' 'F' k.f 1 it gg' I A 'Ol ax 4 .4 . E 15-1 jf, 7' I ' A X , -I' ir 4 I-.irfydiff :gl - 53 ' A 'AJ Av X ,A ':?ff,f . '.f,ff 'f' - ,, 25-1-A1611 C .zgrf-4 ' 5,934 .-J :? - w W 5 ' 'I a I MX' A Z IFN ' N . - C reg A - C 0' f C 1. 9 , N f x I 2 l fq. 2 V Tom FleShel' Chuck Freeman fs V215 Marguerite Frederlckson Clark Games g -X' fijfff M Q .l ff v'E., Coleman Harrls is Sv '17 'Y W Carol Honnold John Harrison if 2 .,.-'V .1 2 fr N VX Judy Hurd lfwwf 'D Qf T7 Beth Kennedy Barbara Leonard ,ll in-H '11 f rv 'lr-ff De Ann McClure ur 'f 9 O Kelsey Price P Eddie Mitchell Carol Moore Mary Nagle E7 Susie Price fi-gf' 12 fig? gk? l , 4 N 4 15.3 I f, rv- I u , ,QQ mv' Carl Raether Lance Rentzel Dee Replogle l 'Q ,fi G' tv-01 3' it-rf' Peter Russo Petrlna Russo Lamar Smlth KN. M.-J' Kerry Roach l Marllyn Swan Fla jp Rlchard Taft gm!!! f R. 4'--v hr! Vlfglllla Thomas Charles Vose Tom Walbert Roland Walters Mx1'B'0K WMNER1 I M MU-HDR HELP' ir' in-1 Nick Wilson Tote dat basket lift dat ball CLASS OF 1962 We, the Class of '57, wish to make an amendment to the written law. We have been accused of being the worst and rowdiest grade ever to hit the Casady campus, but we hereby nominate the Class of '62 to surpass all of our before mentioned achievements. With such terrors as Frank Wallace, Bobby Lee, Don Bolen and Clark Nye to spurn the others on to greater devastation the school will never withstand this onslaught But there is a faint glimmer of hope lying patent amid this throng With Whit Lee and Johnny Swmford making the Junior Varsity in their pleb year Messrs Glbson and Gavula MAY have the start of a team which MIGHT compar with the 1956 57 football team And there are a few who torn between Elvis and Howdy Doody find time for a few minutes of study to keen up com ndable averages Such bookworms are Millonn Bullard Ann Forester James Morris Barney Loeffler Nancy Patterson and Susan Hoffman The Student Council may be carried to renowned existence with the faithful concern that Chris Clavert John Ware and Ann Forester have shown With such a well rounded contingent of brats these lower formersf of hfej should create much catharsis in the faculty ln the years to come D . S . -, Y . , . . ' A me . . 7 ! . 7 7 7 7 dm .5 -1 3 , . 4 R . A V mn., ,HK J I Y 4 K 9 I have a crick in my neck B- Joan Aderhold it 4,4 ggnif' Don Bolen Chris Calvert Mlke Amspacher Carla Anderson 41 Mlllonn Bullard T' Mary Jane Cashlon i J lmmy Burge if 4fxTOPP,p I W 1' 4! 7 J1ll Bell '-'lr' Patsy Bynum sf 9507 N MX 'G 9 Qrfy David Davlson Brooke Dawson in ,,-va k A Carol Davis mai. -qv-N aio 'T' Ann Forester B111 Frey iirqg 'VY 6,24-xr hus- 'EN fix ' Q Jimmy Gilliam Lynn Harrison Myra Harrison ' Q- N A' K' 2 ' i' 'L . V T1 0 0. fn. Q gh' . ,fp pf Af 'Kxlx a Q -' nf Vx l. 1,3 gf 1 x xg N M , Y .4 0 , r I Q MW Q ? iN 'Q 'rn ' - X fsjfj I 1 mu W tiki! if Y-4 Susan Hoffman J lmmy H00V0l' 1 Whitt Lee Lynda Leney i J im MCCHIIII James Morris if i..-f Paul Klexhauer we 'in ' us- QT' Bobby Lee lr 'ir' Barney Loeffler B111 Majors J!! TX ff W 2 de 'A F Po. , ml 'K fbi V, I Ifnfi XX ,1-, Q- v5-55-, vi I ,- 5- f M.-f 15 ' f f'.?, ' 1' ix A U -nw f , -1 F' .N . M .. N N- A K A A if n 5 Q Suzann Myracle I ,.,, , K 1 V' V -fa .: Betty Nlchols 9 'Gi' 01 John POWCU Davld Rnchardson Anne Savage Clark Nve John Pascal Nancy pattel-Son E- Cheryl Smlth 5 ' x 1- wr-A is X, Q x I k N kv fx ,A HA '- ,,,- in -1' 17' 1' Nc- 'mf 1?'? Clark Southworth Dlane Stockwell Dan Stuart Steve Swanson an lk 'rf '- Johnny Swxnford B111 Wallace Frank Wallace Johnny Ware A 1 'W F . 45 Ernie Young You're stepping on my toes i1 IGMVND 9 : O .1 in 'ff 5 I H fREUD 3 nl Q I5 WORKS S NH 003213, wav' 4 495-33' 'lim'-J mn V' ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ENJOY FIR T YEAR Ll n., ...an-.aka H as Insul- ws-mf'-we-f are mwfgdi-4'5?ls W, VQQY'-'Q 4' ww Fawn' if ,xt 1 me-if wfifiggga ALL SOULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH CASADY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The Casady Elementary School has been a cherlshed dream ln the heads of Trustees from the very begmnlng Now after ltS flrst year 1n operatlon the lnstltutlon has proved qulte successful A large portlon of thls success IS due to Mr Theodore Bradley headmaster Mr Bradley and hls wlfe came to Oklahoma Clty from the Blue Rldge Country Day School ln V1rg1n1a where he made a brllllant name for hlmself IH the fleld of educatlon He taught one year 1n the upper school whlle fmal arrangements were belnff made and then moved to the All Souls Eplscopal Church bu1ld1ng where the flrst years classes have been held Flrst of all we are an elementary school Therefore one of our more obvlous dutles IS to 1n culcate 1n our students the necessary learnmg skxlls the 3R s 1f you w1ll To th1s end we must be careful to have our students be careful work neatly f1n1sh asslgnments and take pr1de lin tlzelr work We must necessarlly do a great deal of dr1l1 work but we can be happy Whlle we 0 1 The above IS Mr Bradley s doctrme However he belleves that somethlng over and above the SR s must also be emphaslzed I do not mean polntless educatlonal frllls I mean addltlonal elements of love of learnmg and respect for knowledge The entlre faculty wlth the except1on of Mr Bradlev and h1s wlfe are local teachers Prom ment among them IS Mr John Copp Dlrector of Athletlcs and General Sclence Teacher l . 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U . . . . . 54 Q 0 ' rr . 7 ' ' . , . . - . , . .E 'C FACULTY Back row Mr Theodore Bradlev Mrs Josephlne W1 but Mrs Hazel C Nlchols M1 John Conp Front row Mrs Nathan A Guerkmk Mrs Fred B Robson Mrs Theodore Bradley Mrs Loulse Grlffxs Mrs Mary HZFTISSOD Y 'B Q., ,var 117 'Il :uw Until Dru!!! 6 'd44blv- vgqsyab? ,da KINDERGARTEN 'HRS NATHAN A GLERKIRK Back row Davnd Swanda Llzabeth Tway Joe Dobson Ellzabeth O Hornett Peggy Gordon Kevm Prunty Douglas Kllpratrlck Melmda Botkm Second row Joe Watts Margaret Fleety Marcla Taber Calolme Boeckmg John Gavula Joe Anthonv Jayne Walker Front row Nancy Benham Barbara McClelland Nlaxcv Head Seo L N ex Penny Dolese Bxll Kadey Ancel Earp Not pictured Joy Douglass Kay Browmng lf.: 'JH J - xv . :Zn-, I 0 , X -on X: x f -T 5, 3. ,i, , , I ff , ,gg ' ' A ' . ' V .- f' 1'-r, 4 15 if F, ,S qs ,IJ Q V m y -.. 'M-fri A , Tu X , . . I - : . l .,, .. 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Kathy Tway, Cortje Tuck, Nelson Berry, Kent Nxchols, Stephen Engs, Tom Anderson, Martm Txlgg, George Wolf, Sue Ann Glasgow, Flrst row Kenneth Kady, B111 Thompson, Aprll TQIIHCE, Fletcher Warner, Mark Brown, Paul Dolese, Gene Hulsey, Phllhp Pranter Not pxctured Ed McCord, Buzzy Carter ...'a. , 4 U' ,-fy, M Z 'J' V e V AA ww .N ,J ' ' A I 4 ax .1 9 N ... ' Na , 9 2 ,N N 'Nt A-M I , I fm, f 11 f - ' I . . . , ' V' ' , . 1 . Q 9 I . ' -. - ' l v Q l - : ' . l . V A y . y . I , 1 ' ' ' , . FIFTH GRADE MR JOHN COPP Back row Ann Goddard June Anthony Donna Voss Susan Swan, Dan Bradley Guy Anthony Second row Paul Neely Janey Harr1s Jeff Glasgow Ann McEldouney June Hall Ross Anthony Front row Susy Ellel Marxlyn Burnett Bobble Lamberts Paula Schonwald Marxlyn Everst JCSSIG Westerfelhous Not pictured Leslle Keltz, Salah Pow ell -f-psf' SIXTH GRADE MRS THEODORE BRADLEY Back row Ga1l Mxskowskv Joan Beckham A1lene Engs Penny Wh1te George Whltney Second row To 1 Rotkm Tommy Thompson Chr1s Frederxckson, Beverly Hammond Front row Peggy Pew, Katy Rauscher Lmda HHTYIS Davld Welsh Rlcky Ishmael Not plctured Pamela Dolese 1 . or .1 Q 5 . 1 1 1 V 1 1 l 5 1 l 1 , 1 I 1 1 . - 1 .3 1. 1 1 1 I 1 - .1 1 . - Q me 1 . 1 W' r 1 V A 1, f A Li , 1 it . C A. .1- Y B,-.f if rf WM, , A 4 ,- if if - wx ,A A 'L' 1 ' wk M.,-ww 1 T- ' . . . ' , - ' . 1 1 1 1 : Y' 1 , , 7 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 : - Come into My Offlce, Llttle Glrl O -if FVJK wa? 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U, V , , A , ' , 'V 9 , D . , 3 V , . . . we rc, ., 4 X A X I fffg STUDE C UN CIL i 'Q' JOHN BOZALIS if LARRY BROWN Vice Presldent ROBERT THACH Secretary Treasurer Presldent Wlth a pompous and bubblmg Presldent Bob Thach much was done th1s year to accelerate the pxestlge of the Counc1l 1n the school W1th the mauguratlon of a much needed D1sc1p11nary Counc1l chronlc offenders have been reduced to a mlmmum In order to bolster 1ts flnances the Counc1l took the student school suppl1es store under 1ts w1ng as a 101Ht Student Counc1l fund The money prevlously collected bv the store was stashed away and not lnvested to draw lnsurance d1Y1d6I1ClS Now w1th these funds added to the revenue amassed from the sale of football programs and student dxrectorles the Counc1l w1ll have ava1lable cash to pay outstandxng bllls and for a long range plan lendlng money to fmanc1ally unstable organ1zat1ons Secretary Treasurer Larry Brown and 12th grade representatlve Sharon Dooley combmed thelr talents to 1ntro duce a new electlons system Due to the shady dealmgs of the Pep Club and Mr Glbson the soft dr1nks machme was removed from the gymnaslum whlch canceled a small but steady 1ncome fo1 the councxl Howevel the machlne 1n Hlghtower Bulld mg st1ll collects nlckels as fast as the carbonated water guvvlers can stuff them xn Vxce Presldent John Bozahs has kept close tabs on the VQTIOUS sources of 1ncome and by means of crafty book f1x1ng has been an mtegral part xn mak1ng th1s rebulldmg year a defmrtely solvent one Front Left to Right Llnda Petree Chrls Calvert Sylv1a Glasgow Nlna Wade Dalton Beth Kennedy Back Left to Right John Ware Ronal Bonebrake Mr Ger1cke, Roland Walters Not Plctured John glorltgomery J1m Street Mary Ann Wlllxams John oa es y-an 'S Front Left to Rnght Barbara Bradley N1na Wade Dalton Beth Kennedy Nancy Adams Ann Forester Back Left to Right Ronal Bonebrake Mr Gerlcke John Montgomery John Coates Not Pictured Shar on Dooley Tom Parker N1ck Wllson John Swmford C4 . .1 1 1 1 Y . h , V 1 1 1 1 1 . 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' I l 1 1 ' K ' . u . . 3 , ' .u .. - 4 I y , , 1 x DISCIPLINARY CIIUNCIL it John Montgomery John Coates Mr Ger1cke Bar bara Bradley Larrl Brown The Dlsclplmary Counc1l under the aus plces of the Student Counc1l and headed by John Coates was maugurated and accepted wlth mutual faculty and student sat1sfact1on durmg the 1956 57 school term The Counc1l IS composed of alternatmg Student Counc1l representatlves and 1tS prlnclple functlon IS to revlew the cases of chronlc offenders of school rules and to reprlmand by 1ssu1ng var lous unpleasant pumshments such as Deten tlon Study Hall fence detall and Saturday black board washmg THE STUDENT TIIRE Although the Student Counc1l has taken the student Co op Store under Its wlng and controls all of 1tS fmances John Bozal1s the senlor store manager stlll thlnks he runs thlngs However w1th the mauguratlon of the 10th grade class runnmg the store thls year a def1n1te schedule has f1nally been set and mamtalned when the store w1ll al ways be open to the consumer and It IS run mug smoothly for the flrst tlme Thls cont1n.1at1on program w1ll not only help the student ga1n valuable flnanclal ex peuence but also w1l1 g1Ve them a clearer plcture of the Student Counc1l and 1ts re latlonshlp to the store Clark Honnold and Marcla Jones s ' , I Q' - '. .. 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Y - I l STUDENT CIIUNCIL ELECTIUNS CHANGED For the flrst tlme ln ten years somethmff has been done to prevent the extensmon of crooked electlons the Student COUHCII has been accused of IH the past Larry Brown Secretary Treasurer and Sharon Dooley 2nd term 12th grade representat1ve comblned the1r talents to maugurate what looks to be the most concrete movement towards democratlc electlons slnce the adoptlon of the school const1tut1on Browns plan requ1red any Jumor who W1Sh9d to apply for the offlce of Presldent to f1le h1s apphcatlon w1th e1ther the Presldent or Vlce Presldent The Jumor Class would then nommate two of the candldates on whlch the ent1re school would vote The cand1 date recelvmg the most votes would be Presldent and the other Vlce Presldent Also before the student body would vote on the two nommees they would recelve equal txme to present the1r platform to the school No speeches were required for the nom1nat1ons Sharon s plan was essentlally the same But 1n place of the eleventh grade nomlnatlng the two candldates she suggested that the 9th 10th and 11th grades should be g1ven the chance to hear all the appllcants speak and partlclpate 1n nomlnatlng them Her reasonmg behlnd thls ldea was to get away from electmg the perennlal Class Leaders and preventlon of the same ones recelv 1ng the votes through the1r unquestloned good standmg as would be l1kely lf the1r own grade nommated them Instead the candldates would be judged on the1r ab1l1ty to speak and orgamze and what qualltles of leadershlp they owned by new open mmded students She was also 1n favor of the two fmal nommees dellverlng speeches to the school The adopted plan was a combmatlon of the two The cand1date f1led appllcatlons the eleventh grade nommated the two candldates and all appllcants were glven a chance to del1ver the1r varlous platforms before the nom1nat1ons took place then the two nommees spoke to the ent1re school populus before the flnal electlons Barrlng none these electlons were the most smoothly executed and efflclent to date and better 1mprovements are mandatory for the future 1n order to bu1ld the Student Councll to an env1able and pedestallstlc posltlon as the governlng body of the school 'i W, LL al The second step of the new electlon procedure Jon John Bozalls Student Councll Vxce Presxdent re athan Burch submxts hxs tentat1ve campalgn plat cexves the appllcatlon of two aspmng nommees form to the Jumor class before nommatlons are Larry Brown and John Montgomery fmal 1 . , c a - , ' A , , 1 1 u U 7 , l . . . . . 3 7 . c 1 cl ,, . a u - - . . H . ,, . . . a u Q , Q 0 a .1 Q Y Q u l 1 Y u 1 l , . 7 W0 Y fr, , . as c'r-Q., Lge A S' Q Q ' A 5 p - ,.6. . . I Y' . A - V ' Fi, ' 35 f ' - . . A l rv! 5- Iva, . . X - A Lai- - . QQ 7 1 -Q A -L- MQ . l 5 , , 3 I 4 . 7 . . - . . -. l .' - . . l I . '. - ' . Nommatlons complete, one of the two selected, John Montgomery delxvers hls campalgn speech to the student body r' S l JOHN MONTGOMERY President 5 .D Enllghtened by the nommees speeches the newly lnterested students cast thelr ballots 1-- Q-U ll' my J bi Larry Brown congratulates next years Student Councll president John Montgomery Accordmg to the new lan for electlons Larry w1ll automatlcally become 1ce Presldent 'lui' f fc' f., .Jie LARRY BRQWN RONAL BONEBRAKE Vlce pl-esldent Secretary Treasurer . . , Y 7 1 ' 5 T N ' . 5 . Qs Y 5 ? ,,, l X ? ' 1 X A 1.4 .. I , . 1. ., ' 'iii' .A W do J 3 f J A a uv .3 1 t A . bs I 094 -V 1 'I' - - f -:M ' .rb- ,4 . L H, if ' . '31-iS'f,Y - , X J :gf-gy.: ,srl f,f7. ll 'L1' - I . Fg'xg- .'.'.. ' .' 12,.'.ffT'f -,' , ,- , ' ig-W-5.--'.f.j., .. . ' A ' -L ' a - '- ' can quw' 1 ,x 'f5,.'-C .'. ,,' , 'y- ' ,F V' - - 42' . ' ' - 1 4 ,f I ' - . .:4'9i' ' i4 , . . . . CASADY Q SCHOOL Editor Managing Editor News Editor Make-Up Editor School Editor Feature Editor Sport! Editor Cartoonht Edltorlal Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Faculty Advisor fi kwa gill! 13917 Left to Rnght Back Row John Montgomery Bus mess Manager Frank Bolen Advertxsmg Manager Jack Street Sports Edltor Slttmg L1z Flelder News Edltor Penny Hogan Cxrculatlon Manager Slnce the flrst publlcatlon of the Casady Crler 1n 1949 lt has steadlly lmproved The quallty of the paper IS much superlor to the flrst one and the quantlty has also lncreased Thls year the Crler came out once every three weeks w1th a total of 12 1ssues The Crier staff of 1956 57 made two addltlons to the paper One was the prmtlng of themes wr1tten by Casady students Th1S was done for several reasons For one thmg lt gave students who showed wr t1ng ab1l1ty a chance to see the1r work pubhshed It also brought a llterary sectlon to the paper and gave the readers somethlng to read besldes news The other addltlon was the publlcatlon of the movle revlews Agaln th1s presented to the read ers some hterary work and also provlded outsxde news When movles such as Oedlpus Rex whlch a good percentage of the school was requlred to see were revlewed the artlcle gave constructlve cr1t1c1sm of somethmg w1th whlch the school was acqua1nted. A very lmportant achlevement of the Casady Crier was brought about by one of lts ed1tor1als. In an early ISSUE an ed1tor1al was prlnted 1n wh1ch the pros and cons of havxng an exchange student at Casady were dlscussed Approximately two issues later the Crier was proud to announce that Casady was golng to have an exchange student attending the next year. On the whole the year has been a good one, with much 1mprovement The Crier, as can be Sald of any student organlzatlon, has continued to grow progressively. Martha Nagle Chuck Morrison Liz Fielder Marcia McGee Nina Wade-Dalton Ann Trent Jack Street Dodge H111 Ll: Fielder John Montgomery Prank Bolen Penny Hogan F C Bloodgood The school newspaper IS both a moulder and reflector of school op1n1on It has a grave re 1n whlch to do many thlngs It must be enter tamlng wlthout embelhshment compressed and yet readable It must cover 1ts debts ln reportmg and stlll have space for cr1t1c1sm and suggestlon Bemg a school newspaper lt must glve 1ts purely llterary Slde besxdes belng h1stor1an Judge and partlcxpant 1n school l1fe A newspaper g1VeS the publ1c what lt wants a school newspaper what lt needs Th1s means questlonlng and we1gh1ng the lmportance of all news reportmg consclentlously and preclsely and reportlng to the school as an entlty not the two upper grades It should never devlate from reportmg only what IS true and lmportant elther to vent per sonal spltes or to 3VOld makmg enemles It IS lrresponslble lf It does not carefully conslder 1ts purpose and posltlon 1n school l1fe evolve a set of ldeals and follow them ruthlessly A schools newspaper IS part of 1tS educatlonal effort Only to a certam extent IS It modeled after the ord1nary newspaper whose reportxng IS true enough but often trlvlal hast1ly wrltten and thus flabbv A school newspaper has the tlme to select 1ts news and condense 1ts reportlng and thus allow1ng space for themes and edltorlals and allow1ng the paper to be a creatlve and cr1t1cal factor m the school as well as a mere statement of mformatxon MN 5,33 . ' Back Row Chuck MOFFISOH, Managlng Edltor, Mar cxa McGee, Make Up Edltor Front Row- Martha Nagle, Edltor, Nma Wade Dalton, School Edntor Pxctures by Cner ? 'Q g S' 5 . ' sponsibility to the readers and only a short space ., iw , . ' ' ' ' - ? 1' La . ' . . Ji 5 . AF A '1 - 5 - - ' K h D117 .,'.5. JN . E 1. 1- i wr ' ' ' ' ' ' . - 1 e , . - Q , - , . n :- , a u u 3 ' I n e 7 1 u e- - . . . . - . ' ' ' ' , . . e , Y ' ' ' ' . . 1 l ' . . . . ' , . . . n , u e ' 7 ! 0 ' . Y . . a ,Q - I . , Y a , 4 1 1 tl 'K -x ' 45-1- N... i -' '-'Ali .M . ll In 1 ,Yo Z 4 + 1 f' -.J : I f 4 t.igi ...ii . 3 7 'EEE' - i - Ng. Ginny Gill, John Bozalis, Sharon Dooley and Terry Dunlap burn the midnight oil to meet a deadline. The 1957 Twister hopes to be the best annual published to date. With many enthusiastic ideas tossed out the window, wilder ones have taken their place and as a result a series of abstracts are presented between these covers. Editor-in- chief John Bozalis, along with his Business Man- ager Sharon Dooley, has striven to make this year's annual a financially sound one. The staff is planning on contributing the majority of its profit towards the Senior Class gift. However a substantial sum will be left for the dependent juniors to prevent a financial panic. The difficult editing chores were left to Layton Runkle, Managing Editor, who not only worked faithfully, but enthusiastically, soberly and ef- ficiently. The picture-taking and photography editing is to be blamed on Bob Thach who will never be repayed for the film he bought. Last, but by no means least, poor Father Gericke, our benign Faculty Advisor offered us inspiration and hope in our more trying moments. . , . ,iff ,Y - Y I 'L xiii -. 4 - I -1 1.1 x s f ' X 12 ' hr ' Wigs Lay ton Runkle 'Managing Editor 9h iron Dooley Bu int s WI inager and John Bozali Editor 1 '91 4- 5 I , fr Q, L ,,i:.. . . ,. . . .-.gf V i 'ff ' ff L s r f . Advisor, Mr. Robert Gericke. Big Brother is watching you. THE PEP CL B f' 'UN OFFICERS Front Left to Rlght Phyll1s Johnson Nancy Lamb Ann Trent D1ana Bachrach Back Sharon Dooley Gmny Glll Barbara Bradley Sharon Brown Ann Porch The Gxrls Pep Club of 56 and 57 has made outstand mg progress throughout th1s year Its fxrst major ac compllshment was the sale of season football and basket ball tlckets It was a remarkable success and roduced an all tlme hlgh 1n attendance at the games T e newly bu1lt concess1on stand afforded an added attract1on and p f1t for the Gales The trad1t1onal Pep Club party was glven th1s year 1n the form of a Soda Pop Hop The gzrls under the able leadershlp of Ga1l Llttle d1d an excellent Job 1n the form of deco1at1ons food and fun Unfortunately the Pep Club over estlmated the demand for a gently forlorn wee b1t of a stuffed Casady hound The best that can be sald for thls falrly unsuccessful progect IS that all those ln possesslon of sa1d an1mals found them housebroken A late but xmportant club achxevement was the so called Blg Slster' plan Thls lnvolves every g1rl 1n the school SIDCC they are d1v1ded up 1nto s1x groups The Sen1ors are the Grandmas and the general adv1sors The Jumors serve as engmeers and are actually 1n charge of the functlons of the plan Helpers of the schools youngest ladles are the tenth grade and the mnth per forms the same dutxes for the elghth Under the1r aus odd Jobs labol Thls helped the club out of xts hole In the last week of Aprll the electlons were held for the next years off1cers prevlously the results were to have been announced at the Motner Daughter Banquet but confhctlng electlons made It necessary for earller announcement The new Presldent IS Ann Trent V1ce Pres1dent 1S Barbara Bradlev L1nda Petree IS Secretary, Ann Connolly IS the new Treasurer Reporter IS Kay B1ngham H1stor1an 1S Nancy Adams and Parhamen tarlan IS Betsy Savage The rev1s1on of the const1tut1on was also undertaken at the same meetmg and many requlred changes were made All 1n all thls years Pep Club had a very suc cessful year under the excellent leadershlp of Pres1dent Sharon Brown and the other offlcers f'P'f fffrg CHEERLEADERS Left to Rnght. Ton1 Calvert, Front, Left to Rlzht Phylhs Johnson, Carol Hon Dlane Dawson, Lmda Petree, Ann Connolly, Sylvla nold, Vlrgmla Th'-Vmasf Lmda Petree, Ann Sav Glasgow, Gmny G1ll Not Plctured Sharon Brown 3-He' Betty Nlchols- Beth Kenne'-'IV Back' Lmda Johnston, Judy Johnston, Nancy Lamb, Sharon Doo ley, Joan Whltney, Ga1l Llttle ' P 1 7 - ' 1 1 P 1 ff-S1 - ' 1 sig' s ' , v V ro ' H H 1 ,I . . . . G in ff . I . u u ' - I ' . Q Q 4 ' , . 1 if - . - K. ' n , X A' v J ' Q - , ' u ' , H I U . . , . . Y . . - l V ' ' u rr - 1 pices this was a successful, money-making, two days of ,, , , . I . a - , : 1 : Y ' 1 , 1 a , . : D Q - . 7 ' , u . . - . Q - I ' l .3 . ' I 7 Z . ' . . , . , Q . . D 2.1 1 .M N75 55 ' . E1 ' l , - J , - ' f I rf- If 1 , p , , .ow ,-- iz . N3 I al ll . 5 If X , 1 f. g J . 'I Y XLR Dxane Joan Myra Ann Back Left to Rlght Marcla McGee Martha Nagle Barbara Benham Suellen Ellzabeth F1elder Barbara A H Ii 6 Q I Front Left to Right Lmda Adams D1a Anthony Betsy Savage Dlane Dawson Patsy Bynum Myra Harr1son Ann Porch Back Lynda Leney Donna Thompson Barbara Bradley Karen Cushmg Nma Wade Dalton Carol Hood WN X' Russo Ann J ones -mxg, 'Wh fn Front, Left to Right Lmda Brown, Trlsha McGee, Nancy Burch, Tom Calvert, Adrlene Schaffer, Edle Keeton, Gaye Anthony Back' Kay Kmg, Mary Glenn Veary, Lmda Barth, D1ane Davldson, Clssy Carlson, Mary Anne Wxlhams Fr va Marguerlte Lmda Bass Kelsey Sally Ames Marcla Nye Jud1th B1ngham Nancy Adams Back Sue A 6 '8- Front, Left to Right Brook Dawson, Marv Jane Cashlon, Susan Myracle, Gmny Glll, Jxll Bell, Cheryl Smith, Crns Calvert Back Sharon Butler, Marmlyn Swan, Barbara Leonard, Judy Hurd, Ann Forester, Susan Hoffmann x x asf :Q 1: ' - Lk: V .D ,, ,1 4 S ,., .1 , . 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TOP LITTLE THEATER PBIID CTIO Www Scene from Angel Street ' A new serlousness enhvened the Dramatlcs Club executlve staff th1S year For the flrst tlme the club was not governed by part t1me enthuslasm and full t1me faculty sweat A set of by laws the f1rst ever made thexr appearance Phylhs Johnson proved to be a consc1ent1ous and effectxve gmdmg llght as pres1dent Dlhgence and devotlon were no surprlse ln long t1me member stage EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Standing' Ben Turner, Vxce Presldent Seated, Left to Rlght G1nny G1ll, Secretary, Phyll1s Johnson, Presxdent, Lmda Grxff mg, Treasurer Not Pictured Ann Porch, H1stor1an manger and vlce presldent Ben Turner Members who falled to attend meetmgs and contrlbute tlme to productlons temporar1ly lost membersh1p The guardlan of these black marks as well as number one make up artlst was secretary G1nny Gxll T1Ck6tS and money may run from her ears and b1l1s may pale her but Treasurer Lmda Grlf fmg managed to stay honest and see the club end the year solvent Last but not at all least IS chlef sclssors and paste lady Ann Porch the years lllustrlous H1stor1an as well as program supervlsor Theatre enthuslasts saw three groups of brlght hghts To Blush Unseen Angel Street and a group of or1g1nals Behlnd the scenes were the labors and performances of the faculty advlsor and fr1end of all thesplans, Wilham Walker , ,V A A f 1 ' sas T ' . k : V .5 ' ' L 3 Q , ' it , 4 ' ,sg 4, l Q rn, . 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Q 7 7 Scene from 'To Blush Unseen Angel Street One of the most amb1t1ous efforts of Casady s hlstory came as the second endeavor of the year Fmancxally a slump because of bad weather lt gave a new he1ght 1n performances at Casady Preparatlons tendered as tense a pSyCh0lOg1C3l drama as the play rtself Ken Blnder portrayed the v1lla1n most adeptlv and succeeded 1n dr1v1ng h1s aud1ence to a nervous breakdown lf he falled wlth h1S wxfe played by Phyllls Johnson For h1s per formance as the detect1ve Max We1tzenhoffer later was awarded a summer scholarshlp at Kan sas UH1V9FSltj Ann Trent provlded a comlc lf sarcastlc rellef Joan Whltney la1d the table w1th great fmesse An able ass1stant to Mr Walker was a new comer Mr Henry Gersman 'lf Scene from Who s Who wmmng play of the Orlglnal Playwrltlng Contest To Blush Unseen To encourage young dramatlc blood the f1rst play s part1c1pat1on was l1m1ted to the lower school Llght comedy pleased aud1ence Dramatlc treasury and dxrector Walker Nancy Adams Nancy Burch Laura Parrlsh J1mmy Street Larry Nlchols and Tommy Parker comprlsed a large part of the cast m st of whom d1sappeared reappearxng for unately ln tlme for ovatlons Qs Scene from Angel Street 0r1g1nal One Act Plays In 1ts thlrd ear thls st1mulus for authorshxp at the school saw 1ts greatest success Four out standmg one act plays were presented Ann Porch most prol1f1c of Casady dramatlsts authored The Hammer and Gentleman of the Jury Sperry Jones The Good Deal and Who s Who by Llnda Grlfflng fllled out the play b1ll for two consecu t1V6 nlghts Grlffmg s 1ma 1nat1ve pseudo DSXChOlOg1C3l productlon won top honors w1th Jlmmy Street Sp00f1llg' modern l1v1ng 1n partlcular the sophlstl cated John Draper Gentleman of the Jury was Judged second Anns suspenslon packed play starred attorneys Max Weltzenhoffer and Tom Parker 7 -' ...,.a......,.,. 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D v 7 , - V . 9 ' v 66 9 99 ' ' 9 CIIUIR FESTIVAL I r lk 9, Ml 'Bw , 'fa x DQ v. 4 '-if fell I fs ,Jr gt AZ' AD xv Left to Rxght Back Row '1Ia1k Connolly Chuck MOTTISOD Terly Dunlap B111 Bonney Second Row Dodge H111 B111 But1e1 Ken B1nde1 Bob Thach John Burch John Draper Mac Owen Barbara Benham Suellen Senter Fxrst Row Marcus Blltterly Judy Johnston Joan Wh1tney Carol Hood Judy Jones Myra Fredrxckson Elxzabeth Galla ger Gall Llttle Mr Auchmcloss pleas and somet1mes sllght 1rasc1b1l1ty have made obvlous lmprovements 1n the Casady Cholr The 1956 57 group has undertaken a great amount of new and challenglng materlal and, under Mr Auchlncloss' tlreless tutelage, the cho1r has ably entertalned var1ous aud1ences For a second season, the cho1r has presented a hlghly enjoyable and well recelved muslc festxval The program contalned equal portlons of splrltual, SEIl l1ClaSSlC3l, perennlal favorltes and Jazz The cho1r's best rece1ved numbers were excerpts from Carrousel and Oklahoma An unex pected and greatly favored presentatlon was the appearance of the Casady Red Hots. The combo IS composed of three mterestmgly talented seventh grade boys who played two swlng fa vorltes They are Lynn Harr1son, John Ware and Frank Wallace W1th qulte notlceable changes the cholr IS progresslvely becommg a recognlzed and workmg organ1zat1on present1ng annually lmproved programs. In order to g1ve credlt where credlt IS due, we must mentlon that Ben Turner and Dodge H111 have been servlng the school to thelr greatest capaclty as the Chapel Boys Turner yells at the last minute students and slams the doors whlch marks the beg1nn1ng of the servxces H111 IS re sponsible for the wrong hymn numbers placed on the hymn boards each mormng. GA SI CCESS : A 'N I 'C Left to Rlght Back Row Jlm Hardw1ck Bull West Hughes Coston John Bozalls Penny Hogan Ton1 Calvert Second Row Barbara Bradley Sylvia Glasgow Sharon Brown Sperry Jones First Row Mary Edwards Donna Thompson Ann Trent Nancy Lamb Phyllis Johnson Vxrglma Glll Ann Porch 2' C Y? 54 3 Dodge I-lull Ben Turner ,Z I I 5 I P i ' ax 1 Q5 ff--., .V A 'h V' . . , : . I. , . ' y .l I , . I 1 Q , . ' . . . ' . ' : ' Y ' 1 Y Y ' , ,V 3: Q , 15.1 ri'-' , ,4 :gf ggi? , lf x,, V :, '- ,gif ' l 1'5'4 , 1 il 'f' - gk '2 I ' A..- i' -,Z .' Y ? JJHW' 'Lf' -5' - ' ..:..5 1 Q -Q . ' - 11 f -'X . '. 'r' P xg 5 3 ,f-3?, 'N W. C CLUB Under the 1nsp1red guldance of Mark Connolly the C Club has flour lshed fmanclally and has establlshed paganlstlc 1n1t1at1on rltuals whlch promlse to become trad1t1.on Treatmg the athletlc s1tuat1on w1th funda mental loglc Presldent Connolly and Treasurex Max Wextzenhoffer have f1lled the coffers w1th Clty w1de broom sales large scale speculatlon ln the basketball buslness and hlgh pressure hawk1ng of football glory shots V1C6PI'6S1d9I1t Ixen Blnder reads devotlonals and arb1trates all moral ISSUES Next years offlcers w1ll be Roy W1ll1ams Presldent Gordon Ramey XVICG Presxdent Chuck Morr1son Treasurer Hughes Coston S61Z9d the offlce of Sergeant of Arms through a one - man feebly resisted coup detat C5 pq F5 n 4 Paintings ceramics and sculpturing are only a few subjects taught 1n Mr Sloan s alt class ART The major effort of the art classes came to a climax with the exhibition this spring. John Rainy and Diane Davison were among the more promising exhibi- tors, with works 1n o1l and modern motifs Frank Wallace produced the W61ghtl6St progect this year, a model of a head com pletely cast 1n concrete AMERA CLUB Mr Sloan led his youthful camera en including a V1S1t to the state capitol with cups and saucers which had to be in every photograph Mike Beals placed first ln the State d1v1s1on of the Junior Scholastic Photography Contest with one of h1s masterpieces Max Weitzenhoffer, Presi dent, kept the club solvent by strong arming the young urchms into paying their dues EQ f' if 'Wo gs'-HQ H 3. W Left to Right Back Row Eddy Mitchell Second Row Tom Grav Jim Bulge John Powell Clark Gaines Tom Walbext Front Row Steve Swanson Billy Majors Paul Kleihauer Don Bolen ' , . Y . - s a s r of . xx, , 12- We- ' U ri? W if ri 'H - 3 t S n1 A ' 'rf' - if ' 1' ' f' -. -f' A2 5.381 flaw. .Mi thusiasts on several picture-taking forays, ' if 330 . . A-.H r f if Q f 51 .g f r l' ew , . . . 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' ' . : f 5 7 1 CASAIDY BAND xl i N - Tom Walbert Sperry Jones B111 Robertson Mary Glen Yeary Eddle Mltchell Peter Russo Dlana Bachrach Tom Flesher and Frank Wallace The Casady Drum and Bugle Corps, organ- lzed by Bayard Auchlncloss last fall made its debut at the school s flrst football Pep Assem bly The Band IS composed of members from both the upper and lower schools and has become an ant1c1pated part of many school assembhes Th1s year the Band 1naugurated a system of playlng the Natlonal Anthem before each foot ball contest Th1S 1dea was well rece1ved and IS expected to become a tradltlon Also the Band was featured at the Cho1r Concert 1n Th1S assoclatlon spothghted a speclal mterest three seventh grade boys who have now the Red Hots BIRD CLUB The Casady Bxrd Club under the sponsorshlp of Burrage Warner has been an 3Ct1V8 orgam zat1on th1s past school year The group of SIX took two excurslons th1S sprmg They Jour neyed to Roman Nose Park on Aprxl 27 28 and whlle Mr Warner attended a meetmg of the Oklahoma Ornlthologlcal Assoclatlon the oth ers hlked f1Sh6d and especlally watched blrds of many specles The last actlon thxs season w1ll be a tr1p to Spavmaw planned by the Oklahoma Clty Audubon SOCl6ty f'--...J tw Tom Parkel Peter Russo Alan Greer Jxmmy Street and Beverley Edwards W. . , . ,A . 2 7 ' - secc . 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DANCE C MMITTEE The Dance Commlttee cons1st1ng of Glnny Gall Sylv1a Glasgow John Coates and Markham Con nolly planned the three school sponsored dances and had except1onal success wlth the lower school partxes Gene Stockwell was present to prov1de a var1ety of entertamment for them The dances promoted were the Blue and Whrte Soc1al the Chrlstmas Dance and the 1956 Commencement The efforts of the Dance Comm1ttee were not totally appreclated because of the lack of student support and advert1s1ng However they do feel that the lnterest 1n upper school IS slowly bemg stlmulated for Casady functlons John Montgomery Larry Brown Dlane Daw son Barbara Bradley Ann Connolly and J1m Hardw1ck make up the commlttee for the 1957 58 year and w1ll be 1n charge of the 1957 Commence ment Dance DANCE COMMITTEE Front Row Left to Right Gmny G1ll Sylv1a Glasgow Back John Coates Mark Connolly THE INTBAMURAL CIIUNCIL The Intramural Council 1n1t1ated last year has worked efflclently and methodlcally thls past season The Councll composed of a Manager Asslstant Manager and two g1rls elected from each grade IS responslble for electlng the sports to be lncluded 1n the mtramural program and settlng up the dates for the play offs The Councll began the year by revampmg the polnt system both on a team and 1nd1v1dual b3S1S the 1nd1v1dual settmg the number of requlred polnts to earn a blazer and crest They also 1ntro duced a new method of slngle el1m1nat1on and round robm for the team tournaments d6V1S9d 1n order to cut down on the tlme taken for the former play offs The Councll has worked smoothly wlth the sports dlrectors thls year Its tanglble accompllsh ments as enumerated above has been only one rmportant facet of the program Its most val uable asslstance rendered was that of takmg the respons1b1l1ty maturely and achrevmg results that were h1ghly benef1c1al to the student teacher and 1nter team cooperat1on and sp1r1t The Intramural Councll 1956 57 Manager Nancy Lamb Asslstant Manager Martha Nagle 7th Grade Chrls Calvert and Susan Hoffman 8th Grade Beth Kennedy and Mar1lyn Swan 9th Grade Nancy Burch and Mary Montgomery 10th Grade D1ana Bachrach and Betsy Savage 11th Grade Marcia McGee and Sue Ann Snetcher Left to Rrght Back Row Nancy Burch 9th Grade Betsy Savage 12th Grade 10th grade Nancy Lamb Intramural Manager Sylvia Glalsllgow 12th rade Joan Whltney 12th gxade Front Row ary ont Sylvla Glasgow and Joan Whitney gomergy 9th grade Marrlyn Swan 8th grade Martha Nagle as slstant Intramural Manager Not Plctured Chrls Calvert and Su san Hoffman, 7th glade Beth Kennedy 8th grade D1ana Bach rach 10th grade Marcla McGee and Sue Ann Snetcher w.a,...l....,z-,rw.........,...... 7 I 1 1 ' , - 1 , I . 'Sv-,,, . , s 1 I ' 9 7 1 n 1 n Y , : 9 - I , . , 7 I. . , . 7 Y . . . . . I 1 y , 1 Q - , 3 ' 1 3 I 1' 5 , v , Q . s - - . ' 1 3 r. 1 . 1 ' ' , l 1 v ' 2 I ' X N X - x' 1 4. bfww n ,afar xy Q Q5 17 'V J fslji Q20 ff f 9 x , xx I :HZ 9x A D fi sa' isfxx I tiij ,an- ,Y On the night of November 16 a sweaty group of Casady footballers walked towards their lockers after defeating a stubborn Classen team 12 to 6 The scene inside was one of Jubilation reminiscent of the night two weeks before when Casady wrested its first South west Preparatory Conference Championship away from Kmkaid The Classen game was Just as Slglllfl cant for it ended Casady s season with a 9 0 0 record and left Casady among the 12 unbeaten untied Okla homa Highschool teams of 1956 By September 14 the Cyclones were ready for their first game which they proved by mowing down an overiated Harrah team 44 6 Layton Runkle Larry Brown and Roy Williams romped through gaping holes in the line for repeated long gains It was only when the 3rd and 4th units were put in that the deflated Panthers could muster a tally The following week Casady came up against Tuttle a perennial class C football power. The Cyclones again came up on top with a 31-13 victory. The game was marked by the scat-back tactics of Roy Williams who scored twice and the crushing Casady ground game which netted 435 yds. rushing while holding Tuttle to 3 first downs. The game with Casadys city rivals Catholic High came on Sept. 28. Casady toyed with them for four quarters and triumphed 46-7. An array of backs scored including Runkle, Williams Ken Binder John Mont- gomery, and end Ronal Bonebrake. The game following Catholic saw the Cyclones open Conference play against St. Stephens of Austin, Texas. Although Casady won under the scorching sun and deadening humidity, the 20-0 victory was a pyrrhic one for 'Roy Williams and Bill Swinford who were hurt and benched for the rest of the season. Even though the Cyclones were suffering from fa tigue and bruises they waded through an inferior St Marys team the next week 57 0 A capacity crowd watched as Larry Brown paced the victors with two touchdowns October 19 the Cyclones were again on the road for conference play This time it was the St John Rebels of Houston Texas who were vanquished It was all conference fullback Layton Runkle who led the 33 0 win with three touchdowns Of Casadys 350 yards net rushing 243 yards belonged to Runkle Perhaps the most crucial game of the season was played Nov 2 against Kinkaid of Houston The power ful Falcons led by passer Travis Erwin were also undefeated and the conference championship depended upon this game The Cyclones took a half time lead of 14 0 on two touchdowns by Larry Brown and held the Falcons to only one score. Credit should be given to the great defensive line play of the Cyclones as they held Kinkaid again and again with short yardage to go for a touchdown. Casady was now looking for its eighth straight win and claimed it from Central 26-13. It was the first time Casady had played Class A teams but the showed they were equal to the task. Scoring honors again went to Layton Runkle, who ripped off touch- down gallops from 25 16 and 47 yards out. The final game was against Classen, a tough Class A team who only weeks before had beaten Central. The game was won by the Cyclones 12-6. They played flawless football and it was truly a team victory. Looking over the season, Casady gained 2500 yards rushing while making 140 first downs. They scored 284 oints to the opponents 52. It is generally con- ceded, that this is the best team in the school's history and it may be a long time before its equal is seen. Casady Casady Tut e Casady Cathollc 7 Casady Casady St Mary 0 lr .asa 'nil Harrah If-Q41 St Steph ns 0 wb! Ai M .1 Half back Ken Bmder Quar'back, John Montgomery 'WM ar gg.. 24? Backfleld Coach George Whltney Jr Head Coach Arthur R Gibson and Lme Coach John Gavula is fm Half back Gordon Ralney Q till Half back, Roy Williams Casady St John 0 K1n and Central 13 Casady Casady Casady Classen Wai Guard Bob Thach All Conference Lxttle XllC1ty Fullback, Layton Runkle All Conference, L1ttle All Cnty, Highschool All Amerxcan rex 'D as- ? ' 1. 'A I 1140 -' 4' A A f J ' N . 1 44 6 3 , 33 . 1' '-v 1 V - . . 31 tl 13 1 3-6 fy, . 14 k 7 1 A 1 4 ' , Sax V 20 . ' ff an 2 as 12 6 8 .Lil ., ffm' V, KM-va K , . 1 wr, ' 5 ,. C 1 1 .1 3 Mlm? . 'na l Jian' ' xg' 0 v- 'J A 4057 Y , - ,V Q f , f ' Q H ' ' ' 5: Fav'-s 'Zim it K -P 1. 'il l nay' S ,4', yy' 2' ' V , 4 ' rv 6 M, , 1 Y Hee - fain an ' 'N' ' Q L ' 1 .1 J ,, Q, p Q-'lt-'A . ' ' ' . , f f r , 1 M ' . . , . . 2 U ' 9 7 Va 4.3 J J f' ,. i 4 Ll A xx ,ogy ' 1 W' I g '. fl ' , 'g A W fx - .I .W fr V 7 l'tfI32Q???e . V' ff W f G 4 :J , 1 A , 1, 'V ' A .av H27 , ,., , 3 f . . . Q . ' G+. f . Kilt' 3 1' 'A ' 9 . - , . , ' , , ' Y - , - L.. ,- '-A ,- .4 1 Tackle Terry Dunlap Tackle Butch Hudkins All Conference Honorable Mentlon Llttle All Cnty Def L1ne backer, Blll Bonney All Conference End Bert Messenbaugh All Conference Llttle All Clty 5 2 re W Q Tackle Hughes Coston Center, Mark Connolly All Conference Llttle All Cnty Tackle B1llSw1r Honorable Mention Llttln Guard, Ted Byn Honorable Mention Little Center, Chuck M QYX e 1 t we 'fw..t ' if ' Q ,, ea If C C T Q ll A. 1 ' . . ' . . ' K? rw I, 7 il f 2 ff faiwswwz, Af e . o a c eafefeQ1fiQe - M ' aw' IC f JYQW3 fi 8 .e w w. ' , . . ' 9 I A I W ,C :CYS fr fr C ft I H' eee- L. Cf I C - . ., f C' ' ' ' c'f'- H we lj, . . - Y . - . if Fullback Mac Owen Manager Max Weltzenhoffer Halfback Larry Brown All Conference Llttle All Clty X. an-alll End John Bozalls H bl onora e 'Vlentlon All Conference Honorable 'Vlentlon Little All Cltv 'K End Ronal Bonebrake Manager Ben Turner Bs pc., azz 88 an 61,5 Ev QT- M9 9 9 U 1' Y X rggglg-21:31-giwpg. ' Left to Rlght Back Ron Terry Dunlap, Ben Turner, Larrx Brown, Ken Blnder, B111 Bonney, Ronal Bonebrake, Steve Hudklns, Malk Fonnollx, Ros Wllllams, Bert Messen baugh, B111 Swlnford, Max W8ltZ6DhOff9l Front Row ' John Bozalls, Chuck Morrlson, Mac Gwen, John Montgomerv, Ted Bynum,Gordon Ramey, Bob Thach, Layton Runkle 7 , 'rv J 3 'Y lie ' I - . , N - ' -, V. ' . 42,4-f 4' ,. . if ' 1 7445- a ,. L-V 'if f'. Q f , ,h .,,,' . H p .51-i, ff?-V. -. L ' f , - , , 1 . a , H wq-,' fx . K V, . B U ' ! f I A f K If U ,fe - : ' L l . V4 gi - ' 4 . , - . 9 ' . . ' . , - rg ef: B .- - 1 , . 3 - .27 J 5 ' Y z- A Q - . . B L ' ' ' S g X .1 , if f 289-' ,N . -P gi ,S ff -' ' M 5 A B U7 . ' . '. J ' X Q x : Q N 1 I 1 V I ' A -l - 702 '5 ' , 2 l 4 8 I 1 x, 4 Q L h B H 1' A V L - , ' L , f A ' , 1 5 H ,X I V , , i 6 5 .' ' .' , ' - , ' f-'Lf fl '-1' ' J UNIDR VARSITY SCHEDULE 'ff- 'Br Left to Rlght Back Row Doyle Tunnell Davld Har den, Blll Robertson Chuck Freeman Kerry Roach Peter Russo Jxmmy Street Coach John Gavula Front Row Wh1t Lee Bob Lee Johnny Swmford Jack Malloy Allen Greer Gary Buxton N1ck W1l son Lance Rentzel Casady 0 Crooked Oak 42 Casady John Marshall Casady 1 Choctaw Casady 6 Mxdwest Cnty Casady Putman Clty 6 SEVENTH GRADE SCHEDULE Casady 6 John Marshall 6 'ilnnr 1 Casady John Marshall N- 314 ef Casady Mldwest Cnty 12 , , 1 Wir' :s1'l,:gwfff.r Casady Mldwest Clty 21 39 Q? Q' p-vg Q-Y v' Left to Rnght Back Row Coach John Gavula John Powell Jlmmy Burge Clark Southworth Davxd Da vldson Bobby Lee James Morus Jxmmy McCann Wh1t Lee Second Row Erme Young Jlm Hoover Don Bolen Mlke Amspacher Johnny Ware Johnny Swmford Lynn HHIIISOH Clark Nye Butch Frey Front Row B1lly Majors Jlmmy Gllllam Davld Rlchardson B111 Wallace Balney Loeffler Paul Kle1hauer Frank Wallace John Paschal 6 27 I 9 33 y ' ' 12 7 . -:L V. Zumsbfzl Y 'fi 3 , I 1 1 , l,,,v'g:- , . . 1 : 1 . ' . 1 Y Y 1 I ! , ' I , , l . 1 1 1 1 ' , . Q --B. -4 H I3 ' 25 o J 1 , , . V: lg In , A Q 1 g . W , Q2-'-1312- eq 34:-.r is R7 '9 0 ' ' L - ff me A has , ' 1 f, xii' ' 3 'I J ,-. ik w wr H E -I ' V1 'V ,N ,- 12 . . I. . 5 5 2.1 Meri gf 'cage Q, J ,g Q g - 'Q' H 5 .r e ' 5 - . ' D , v 'i , : Y ' ! - 7 Y ' ' 7 . I 9 Y . ' I . l . . : , , Y - 3 I 7 . ' - . ' . '. . . ' 2 , . , ' I Y Q 1 7 Y ' Casady s imponetx ilmle chfensiwe line which held its opponents to 1 totil of 52 points Larry Broun breaks into the clear to score one of his two touchdown runs against St Nlary s John Bozalis and Terry Dunlap clear the may for him Heid Co'1Ch Arthur Gibson w'1lks off the field 'lfter a time-out 'ls the Cyclones break hucldle. 'EH uh, :4 I ,. Linemen Hughes Coston and Ted Bynum open up a hole for Highsrhool All-Ania-1'icun fullhuc-k, Lay- ton Runkle, to return 11 kickoff. 'WW Mac Owen reserve fulllrzvk intercepts '1 str'1y St. Nl'1l'y s p'xss 'ind breaks open for '1 touchdown. Couch Arthur Gibson rlispluys zz poker face as he congratulate-s hulfliuvk Larry Brown after they complete un unclefeutf-d sf-arson. CYCLIJNES FOUBTlI IN CQINFERENCE Basketball at Casady during the 1956-1957 season has still continued on the upward swing that it has enjoyed ever since coach Gibson took over the reins in 1954. Bettering last year's mark of 9-13, this year's quintet showed a decided improvement while working on a 10-12 season. As were there numerous disappointments, so also were there numerous highlights. On two occasions Little All-City center Bert Messenbaugh poured through better than 30 points, against St. Stephen's where Casady won by a 55 to 37 margin and against St. Mary's where the Rockets triumphed 74 to 62. Messenbaugh was the club's leading rebounder as well and amassed a total of 311 points for an 18.3 point scoring average. Second in scoring was Roy Williams with a 10.7 average and much can be said for the scrappy hustle and determination of the other six lettermen. Co-captain Ken Binder, John Montgomery, Gordon Rainey, Bill West, Larry Brown, and dead- eye Layton Runkle. The spirit was good and the will to win was there. Unfortunately, at times the scoring punch was missing as was evidenced by the 28 to 48 shellacking at the hands of Catholic High, after the Cyclones had twice previously defeated their Irish rivals 53 to 42 and 45 to 39. In conference play, the Cyclones had bright moments but played raggedly enough to garner a mediocre 2-3 record. The pair of wins came at the expense of St. Stephen's 55 to 37 and St. John's 65 to 42 and two of the losses were quite undeserved. At Dallas, the Cy- clones blew a 17 point lead at half-time and bowed to St. Mark's 47 to 50. At Houston, Lutheran outmanned Casady 7 to 5 and crawled away with a disputed 49 to 43 overtime win. Casady played its best game against the mighty Kinkaid Falcons who were to go on to an unbeaten conference championship. The Cy- clones completely outclassed Kinkaid and had a 7 point lead at half-time, but failed to hold it and fell 49 to 73. The type of basketball hustle and determination ex- hibited throughout the season under a rather unim- pressive record, was evidenced by the choice of the 1956-1957 all conference team. This honorary quintet was composed of three Kinkaid boys and two from Casady, Messenbaugh and Williams. These two were picked over many others whose teams had finer rec- ords but no finer determination. It is important to note that only three lettermen graduate, and Coach Gibson is watching for the scales to tip towards a winning team next year. Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Choctaw Choctaw Central Cathollc St Mary Cathollc St Joseph St Gregory Moore Central Caeady Casady Casady Cagadv Caaady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Coach Arthur Glbson N--...Wai WV! ':.:.,- mg I ,X 54 49 Cathollc Cregorv Mary Qtephen Mark Moore St Mary St John Lutheran Klnkald Z ..- HMIF7' 494 qw QW I nuuanuw C BfxleMfiSgRbaugh Forward Roy Wllllams y A11 C f All Conference on Hence ini -gy, -Q f1 L'4'. ,,,, 'digging' nnm u 1 au :aw Km ll 14 an 5 ' I 0 U 3- I .Wuxi Di l?'7w4bl Fifa!!! ll I 011811 i 'la 1 7 I 555 Yi ...gb Forward Larry Brown fuard fordon Ramev Gr Guard Ken Bmder f -f'r5v-Q Qfgll If 'Hit su lu SAW 1 d John Montgomery Center Layton Runkle Guard Blll West 40 50 e . D' 28 ' 48 27 v 44 ' . 44 St. , , 31 41 50 , , ' . 58 Sr. 5 50 53 ' 42 . , 55 St. . 37 , 44 . 67 . 47 St. 50 45 ' 39 A 5 55 . 48 54 . 34 5 62 . 5 74 41 . 36 A Y' 65 . 42 42 40 . 43 49 34 64 ' ' 73 AW , A 1 I X , if KA 5 rg- dwwmwm x 4 '-1c . W 45 'ft V - 5 , ' ' f 4 'W ' A A 5 - C a t 23' 4 we ft 5 140' 1 4, f-+ 4 4 L 4 ' . he 'f 4 nz . t mr- A- Wmxvuw 1 4, , 'Vw f 2:21 4 I T . I Z l HZ. ,y13'J!1 f. 5 fs www za u M hh: , 4' 'T' , Z a I my , f H ix 4,4 V, W, A yr? 1 NWN! L V. za, VV 14 hang: , .ax ' : ' 4' 1 . ju, X All Pu 5 W , - - JUNIIIB VABSITY BASKETBALL Tom Gray and Doyle Tunnell sparked the J. V. Basket- ball team, coached by John Gavula, to a 1-3 season, the only victory being over Norman Junior High School. The B team vanquished Moore, but rounded out the three zime season with losses to Catholic Junior High and assen Left to Right Back Row Richard Taft David Halden Carl Rae ther, Kerry Roach Chuck Freeman Peter Russo Doyle Tunnell Tom Gray Allen Greer Coach Mr Gavula Front Row Rowland Walters Nlck Wilson Gary Buxton Lance Rentzel B111 Robert son Lamar Smith J1m Street SEVENTH GBABE BASKETBALL Coach John Gavula s extensive farm system this year included a Seventh Grade Basketball team Although the YOUHESWYS played but a few games valuable experience was gained, and several good prospects have been spotted for future varslty competltlon Left to Right Back Row Whit Lee, Bobby Lee Johnny Swmford, Lynn Harrison Second Row Clark Nye Dan Stuart, J1m McCann Mlke Amspacher Front Row Johnny Ware Clark Southworth Bar ney Loeffler J1m Gilliam . . . . i - 9 ' v 1 1 y p y ,n 4 , . - 1: I I .1 I 7 ' n 1 ' l I - . . 1 . . . 1 ' r . . I. . . v Y ' 0 - . u 1 u , , , . 1 . V-.,,,,g Mr, .. 1 -aging 'ff' BASEB LLERS E 0 T SUCCESSFUL SEASGN This year's edition of the Casady nine was the most successful ever produced at Cyclone land. As of date the record stands at twelve wins and two defeats. Bolstered by the stellar pitching performances turned in by Layton Runkle, who hasn't lost a game in the last two years, and the booming bat of Bert Messen- baugh, currently leading the team with a hefty .480 batting average, the chance for finishing the season with only two blemishes looks bright. The season was spiced by an 11-0 Runkle no-hitter against Catholic and a clutch 2-0 stint turned in by lefty Bert Messenbaugh over Midwest City. The final member of the big three itching staff, Roy Will- iams, had his day against Central, winning 6-2 and striking out 16. The three regulars were backed up by the old fireman himself, steady Mark Connolly. Working strictly in relief, Connolly has garnered a 1-0 record. The team as a whole has hit better than any other and credit must be given to the tight defense of in- fielders Larry Brown, Gordon Rainey, and John Mont- gomery. The only sophomore to crack the lineup was Bill West who helped tremendously both as a defensive outfielder and a relief pitcher. The low point of the year came when the Cyclones, top-seeded B team, dropped a 5-2 game in the Nor- man Tournament to formerly unheralded Purcell. The only other loss came at the hands of Del City 6-4 but even then Casady outhit the Eagles 8 to 3. Although losing six lettermen, including the two top pitchers, Coach George Whitney is optimistic about the future and rightly so. This year's Juniors will pro- vide a firm nucleus, and the fine Junior Varsity program will yield several promising players to fill the gaps, we hope. Baseball Schedule Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Choctaw Moore Edmond Midwest Cnty Del Cnty Catholic Moore Purcell Midwest City St Stephen St Stephen Catholic Central Capitol Hill B .. I A- ' Coach George Whitney 0' 0f Left to Ri ht, Back R - I h B g ow. .o n ozalis, Bill West, Gordon Rainey, John Montgomery, Bill Butler, Coach George Whitney, Ken Binder. Layton Runkle. Front Row: Mark Connolly, Bill Swinford, Bert Messenbaugh, Larry Brown, Roy Williams, T. Ray Phillips, Mac Owen, Manager Jack Street. lg! Left to Right Back Row Lamar Smmth Peter Russo Carl Raether Gary Buxton Clark Games B111 Robertson J1m Street Allen Greer Front Row Doyle Tunnell om Gray Davld Harden Nlck Wllson Chuck Freeman and Coach Mr Gavula Larry Brown contrlbutes a tlmel hnt 1n Casadys 3 0 vlctory over M1 west Clty Thls was Casady s flrst venture into AA compet1t1on J V BASEBALL J unlor Varslty Baseball In spxte of Doyle Tunnell s hxttmg and pxtchmg talents and Tom Grays blg bat the J V s ended then' season wxth a 2 7 record Only Guthrxe and Moore were de feated while Putman Cnty and Mndwest Cnty each won twxce Guthrle won on a return game Coach John Gavula looks forward to a better season next year Bench stalwarts B111 Swmford and Layton Runkle pose for a famlly portralt B111 West scores another nm mn Casadys rout of Edmond 9 2 ' 0 0 1 R . v Q , . . . . 'ft 1'-2. r --7 . ' ' ' -. -' ' qi - .' . . ' Y . L . Coach Shargf Bobby Browne, Eddy Mitchell: , A , . ' QQ g ' 4 B if .9 Q .. , TRACK TEAM BEST IN CLASS The blue and white thinclads enjoyed the most suc- cessful season that an previous Casady track team has ever, or perhaps will ever experience. Handicapped by bad weather and lack of practice time, the Cyclones were a perennial Class B threat at any meet they entered, state or local. The season opener was a tri-meet with Central and Classen, held on Casady's new dirt track, and it was here that Casady first experienced the bad luck that was to plague them throughout the year. A dropped baton in the 880 yard rela lost the meet to Central with a score of 58 points. Casady was second with 55, followed by Classen with 17. However, there were some bright spots such as the two first place wins garnered by Ken Binder in the 100 and 220 yard dashesg the winning mile relay team, the one-two finish of Roy Williams and Bert Messenbaugh in the broad- jumpg Hughes Coston winning the shotputg and Roy Williams with the winning discus throw. The track story of 1957 was largely one of the relay teams. At the Weturnka Relays, the Casady 440 yard relay team was disqualified because Ronal Bonebrake fell and twisted his ankle, sidelining him for the re- mainder of the season. The 880 yard relay team took second place because of the lack of a sufficient substitute for Bonebrake. The following week the Cyclone Cindermen jour- neyed to Shawnee for the Bison relays. The 440 team took a second and the 880 men placed first with a time of 1.34.8. The Cyclone team finished third in the meet with a total of 16 points. The final effort of the year was at Edmond where wins were captured by Ken Binder in. the individual 100 and 220 yard clashes. Binder also captured the individual trophy given to the boy who collected the highest number of points. He finished the day with 12. Credit must also be given to the 880 yard relay team who tied for first with Hobart with a time of 1.35.8. This 880 yard team, one of the fastest in state com- petition, was composed of Ken Binder, Roy Williams, Johnny Bozalis and Layton Runkle. Bill West ran in Bozalis' place at the Edmond meet due to a back injury to the former. E 491-1 wwIif -f lwcni 100 Larry Brown breasts the tape one str1de ahead of Centrals Larry Thompson 1n Casadys flrst track meet John Bozahs passes the baton off to Layton Runkle well ahead of the fxeld on thelr undefeated Class B 880 yard relay team ' ' Back left to right B111 Butler B111 West Hughes Coston John Montlfomery Ronal Bone brake, Terry Dunlap, and Head Coach Arthur R Glbson Front, left to right Jonathan Burch, Ken Bmder, Roy W1ll13mS, Larry Brown, John Bozahs, Bert Messenbaugh, and Layton Runkle 1 1 y Q -in to f ' Q L A 'Q 4 - ' x Z of 3 ' 1 , y A 3W..o ,,,,,e Mae., H A, 1 I VT' , . v ' ' ' ' ll Y, . g , ...imma , 4 W V W S' f , , , ,, 9 Q I 'f l Y mf M ag ,ga Q W M . 1 5 A ' ' N A f Q-tg' K . ' . , x . ' ',o ,- 7 . : ' ! l 1 - : v an D 1 - Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Casady Golf Team Schedule El Reno 2 Capltol H111 2 Mldwest Cnty I2 Northeast 1 Central 1 N W Classen I NW Classen 2 GOLF TEAM SELF-CUACIIEII Ama! Steve Dunlap Frank Bolen Manager and Coach Fenton Sanger Alan Davis Taklng 1nto conslderatlon the fact that the golf team had no coach the season was a success W1th Senlor Max Weltzenhoffer act mg as manager and student coach the team struggled to a three w1ns three losses and one tled season Slnce there were no senlors on the team the same players w1ll return next year If the school can hlre a coach and have Casady may have pOSSlb1l1tl6S of belng a power 1n the c1ty and posslbly the state next year All members practlced d1l1gently after school at the Oklahoma Clty Golf and Coun try Club course and played all of thelr matches on the Merldlan l1nks and the L1n coln Park course The only road game they played was agalnst El Reno who defeated them 120 Casady played one of ltS best matches on a return match wlth the Pan thers where they were t1ed when the match was called on account of darkness The hnksmen s 8ff01tS were well rewarded wlth two of the four players rece1v1ng major letters They were Steve Dunlap and Frank Bolen who won half qr more of thelr matches Steve Dunlap 9th grade was flrst man wmnmg flVe games wh1le losmg two Frank Bolen a Jun1or was second man wmmng three losmg three and tymg one Fenton Sanger 11th grade was thlrd man and Alan Davls also a Jumor was fourth man 0 12 ey ' ' 5V ff , 6 ' ' 6 , 2 f 9 W 2 0 6V . . 52 9 A . . 2 V Max W9itZellh0ff0l' if the swlngers continue to lrnprove as they IRLS PCIRT y 2? 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A tw '. , O . w r 5 THE BLAZEBS BLAZERS Front Row Left to Rlght Glnny Glll Sperry Jones Nan cy Lamb Sharon Brown Phylhs Johnson Lxnda Adams Back Row Judy Johnston Ga1l L1ttle Sylv1a Glasgow Llnda Petree Judy Jones Martha Nagle The Blazers orgamzed the school year of 1955 56 IS the glrls equlvalent of a letter club, except that It has no offlcers and holds no meetlngs The requlrements to earn a whlte blazer are based upon the acqulrlng of a certaln pomt count as deslgnated prevlously by the Intramural Counc1l It IS also posslble to earn a 1acket and crest IH one Vear by showlng an exceptlonal sports ab1l1ty and by earnlng a more dlfflcult polnt count The glrls thlS year who possessed the Jackets for the flrst tlme are Llnda Adams, Sharon Brown, Sylvla Glasgow Llnda Grlfflng, Mary Edwards, Gln ny H111 Judy Johnston, Sperry Jones, Judy Jones, Gall Llttle Martha Nagle and Llnda Petree W vr Awfifffl' ag!! M yigw 1 A x X X ' 1 . 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Wm?,.tF-ffi3f 'i3s:,r rf?- wg: is-L Jia ,Q-wk Play begxns between the eleventh and seventh grades whlch found Joan Wllltney and Sharon Butler m0Ve the Jumors the v1ctors and the eventual hockey champmns t0Wa1'd the ball U1 21 t9l'lSelY fmlgllt semor elghth grade contest IICIIERY ARCHERY Left to Rlght Back Row Susan Stew art Alternate Mary Glen Yeary All Star Kelsey Prlce Alternate Front Row Carla Anderson Al ternate Chrls Calvert Alternate Mary Montgom ery All Star Not Pictured Sharon Butler All Stal Beth Kennedy All Star Judy Johnston All Star Betty Nxchols Alternate Robin Hood, if he ever existed, would have no edge on Casady's female archers. A com- paratlvely new sport ln fact 1ntroduced only last year by Mlss Dorthea Gentry Archery IS a favorlte among the able Smce def1n1te and favorable weather characterlstlcs are demanded thls sport IS never allowed enough Sp9Clf19d tfalhlllg tlme If lt were perhaps there would be a larger able fact1on VCDLLEYISIALL Volleyball at Casady was orlgmally a sport undertaken by the glrls when the ground was too wet for other more mdustrlous act1v1t1es Volleyball at Casady 1956 57 whlle a sport by energetlc efforts of the faculty and weather thwarted boys Besldes mter school competltlon the Casady glrls have competed for a clty ratmg After belng carefully chosen by the Intramural Coun c1l the All Star Volleyball team played v1s1t1ng squads from Classen and Northwest Classen Once agaln Casady could excuse the unfavor able flnal scores because of chronlc lack of practlce But also once agaln Casady can lgnore the only temporary score ln v1ew of the val uable experlence galned 33559 0- VOLLEYBALL-Left to Right Back Row Nancy Lamb Alternate Susan Stewart All Star Nancy Burch Alternate Mary Montgomery All Star Trl sha McGee All Star Betsy Savage Alternate Front Row Barbara Whltney All Star Dlane Daw son All Star Lmda Petree All Star Sharon Brown Alternate Jan Paschal Alternate Barbara Benham All Star Mary Glen Yeary Alternate Not Plctured Sharon Butler All Star Katy Kane All Star MHTCIZ Jones Alternate Sperry Jones Alternate Petrma Russo Alternate Marcla Mc Gee Manager 5 I ' . Y . . - V X A y I X L A H . . . . . . , . . Q I J . il 7? , ' l -7 5 7 S 1 ' ' : 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 4 ' ' . . . . . ' ff, . . . . ' T ' . ' v, s enjoyed prxmarlly by the glrls, was furthered . A4 ' - ' 1 , - . . , I . ' - , y - . . . ,L . I . . , 5 , 3 U , ' ' - 3 l r Q ' . . v 3 , v - - . : I , g - , : , : 1 5 , 9 , , : , - 2 , . : , 5 , . : ' , S 1 l 4 ' , . IIIICKEY IN TRAMURALS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Row Nma Wade Dalton Alternate Susan Stewart Alternate Sally Ames Al ternate Mary Glen Yeary All Star Dlane Bachrach Alternate Gmny Glll Alternate Mary Montgomery All Star Front Row Sue Ann Snetcher All Star Sharon Brown All Star Lmda Petree All Star Barbara Whxtney All Star Martha Ixagle All Star Barbara Benham All Stal Trlsha McGee Alternate Sylvla Glasgow All Star Joan Whltney All Star Not Plctured Petrlna Ru so All Star Phylhs Johnson Altemate Betsy Savage Alternate L1z Fxelder Alternate Carol Marcus Alternate Dxa Anthony Alternate The Hockey Intramurals were won by the Jumor Class second place went to the n1nth grade and thlrd went to the elghth grade The Varslty Team conslsted of tenth eleventh and twelfth graders who traveled to Dallas 'ro emerge vlctorxous over Hockady School by a score of 5 1 Martha Nagle netted four of the f1V8 Cyclone polnts The J umor Varslty team, composed of elghth and n1nth graders beat a relatlvely weak Hockaday J V team 4 0 the same day Th1s ended the short but successful hockev season 'WK X 1 battle ttgssthzesbzillaron Dooley and Beth Kennedy Galumphlng Martha Nagle pursues the old apple on her way to scormg another goal agamst the seventh grade .3 1 'f . Moyer. ' f 21' V f 1 . wx ff ' ,rw X , ,,M,'31f ,1, 1 , ' nf 7 ,ic xt 2 1 dvr ' A A K nf A' 'N 1 I . 1 5 I 1 1 1 ' I I Y 7 , . Y Y .U ' : l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 7 1 .. ' . n ' 1 . 1 1 I . 1 1 l 1 1 I ' 1 . . 1 - 1 3 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 A Q 1 - . . 1 1 1 1 ' . . - . . . 1 . 1 , . U o ..- my -, A' If t GIRL BASKETB LL V. SN ox , BASKETBALL-Left to Right Back Row Karen Bryd Alternate Mary Montgomery Alternate Betsy Savage Alternate Marguerlte Frednckson Manager Nma Wade Dalton Alternate Barbara Benham Alternate Front Row Martha Nagle All Star Sharon Brown All Star Lmda Petree All Star Dlane Dawson All Star Barbara Whltney All Star Not Plctured Sharon Butler All Star Sylvla Glasgow Alternate The 1956 57 glrls basketball season whlle unsuccessful SCOFQWISG afforded the team valuable experlence through more actual contests than any other year The season began wlth httle prac t1ce but hlgh enthuslasm For thelr flrst contest the Casady glrls traveled to Hockaday after a maxlmum of four practxces towards preparat1on As many stated They put up a good flght u The score was 24 12 Hockaday The glrls second encounter of the season was agamst Northwest Classen s very able s1x Once agaln the score tllted unfavorably for Casady Wlth the more 3Ct1VG schedule of thls year the ff1rls contendmg for the l1m1ted pos1t1ons were many After 1nd1v1dual rev1ew1ng however the Intramural Councll reached ltS cholce for the All Star and Alternate glrl basketball teams I.-...,0.+ '17 Lmda Petree attempts to drlve ln and make a lay Play begins as Casady and Hockaday square off up 1n the melee of Hockaday gxrls as Barbara Whlt m thexr match ln Dallas Hockaday won easxly 24 12 ney appears to be slttmg down on the Job . 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SOF'l'BALL 96 on A!-xfrk SOFTBALL ALL STAR AND ALTERNATE TFAMQ left to Right Top Row J1ll Bell Alternate Suellen Senter All Star Nancy Lamb All 'itar Sharon Blown Alter nate Mary Edwards Alternate Sylvxa Glasgow All Star Barbala Benham Alternate Joan Wh1tney All Star Front Row Petrlna Russo All Star Llnda Adams Manager Martha Nagle, camera hog Llnda Petree All Star D1ane Davs son All Star Barbara Wh1tney All Star Mary Glenn Yeary Alternate Shaxon Butler Alternate Not Pictured Phyllls Johnson All Star Judy Johnston Alternate Ann Trent Alternate Trlsha McGee Alternate Though the Casady glrls softball teams only opportumty for grandeur, 1ts scheduled Aprll 13th contest wlth Hockadv had to be canceled because of unseasonable weather, the glrls con tmued w1th the most favorlte sport, workmg and pract1c1ng for the lmpendlng Intramural cllmate rams to battle durlng the xntramural play offs But desp1te these unavoldable obstacles the sometlmes scanty Senlor team defeated ln perfect svmmetry the 11th 9th and 8th grade teams to w1n unexpectedly the coveted softball champ1onsh1p the L Ann Forester looks dlSg'l1StlIlgly at one of the nu A bad ump1re's call at thlrd brmgs the seventh merous wlld pltches throvxm to her grade to thelr feet 1n protest The umplre was d1s mxssed from the game because of unsportsmanlxke conduct G, -i f IF , . ' 4 1 ' 'ff' 1 l A 4 : U , : , , ' : j , 5 , - , I , , 1 . 2 ,- - I f 9 Q ' 9 l Y 1 r ' , 'I ' ' , 5 , 9 ' , 1 . , , . . . . Q , . - . . ,, . ,, . . . . . contests. While snow was responsible for the Hockaday game's postponement, the girls also had in- : u u - 0 , n ! tl B . . A K, Q Q 'Q , A W, ' E . O A A ' :T Y M f Q l 9 A 5' 4 A ' K m -' if z Y. Q .1f5a...:. - Q' ., ' A Y 1 X H- ---, 4 ' X, , A ' L5 14- -, 'A 13- - ' sf, l 3: .Q If W . ' Q- 1 Q t ' ' 11 .4 44 s 1 ,f lu i V 2 'Us y- A254 Marsha Nye stands ready to be struck out to help her team to defeat 1n an mtramulal softball game Llnda Adams leans over to barf on floor ln Intra mural Councxl meetmg Glrls conwerge on opponent s hockey star Howard Taber headmaster lmes up to yell w1th the cheer leaders at the Kmkald game 44' 'A Cheerleaders pounce on fleemg fly f' 1 Q ' v l , 6 gl 7 . . D 7 5 ' ' l .W 'f F .Q fu I A ff Li 0 I CIIATES RECEIVES CASADY AWARD K.. ,Q XM John Joseph Coates Jr The Casady Award named 1n honor of the Rt Rev Thomas Casady IS a permanent trophy of the school on whlch IS 1DSCI'1bed the names of the w1nners from year to year Th1S IS the hlghest award of the school glven to that boy or glrl who 1n character, scholarshlp, leadershlp and devotlon has made the most outstandmg contrlbutlon to the l1fe of Casady School S1 4.,- V f 'I YQ , 2 A W E - , Q. A ,, , . 7 - - 1 Y ' 7 -16-Tl 'f Robert LaMotte Messenbaugh SMITH CULLEGE 'l'Il0PIIY GIVEN T0 SIIAIIUN BIl0WN The Smlth College Trophy, g1ven to Cas ady as a permanent trophy by the Oklahoma alumnae of Smlth College, IS awarded to that glrl IH the Semor Class who has glven most to the general of the school. MESSENBAUGII WINS DAIITMIIUTII CUP The Dartmouth Cup g1ven to Casady School as a permanent trophy by the Okla homa alumn1 of Dartmouth Col ege 1S awarded annually to that boy who IH the Judgment of the faculty has contrlbuted most durmg the year through ab1l1ty good sportsmanshlp and team sp1r1t to the ath letlc hfe of the school Sharon Eloise Brown , . I . 1 9 7 ! . . . Y , .. . . . SUMMA CUM LAUIIE Il0NOBS G0 T0 NAGLE The Summa Cum Laude Award IS glven by the Rt Rev Thomas Casady to that member of the Sen1or Class who has mam tamed the h1ghest level of SChOl3St1C ach1eve ment throughout slx years Linda Griffing Patrxck Sarsfleld Nagle LINDA GRIFFING WINS PIII BETA KAPPA AWARD The Ph1 Beta Kappa Award IS awarded each year by the Ph1 Beta Kappa SOC16ty to the boy or glrl 1n the Senlor Class who has had the hlghest scholastlc achlevement for the last two years 4 .. N K . . . DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS ENGLISH AWARDS :Y G f l MATII AWARDS tri Lzbybtper im' Lower School DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS SCIENCE AWARDS BbTh h AMERICAN EUIIIIPEAN llIS'l'0llY IllS'l'0BY 735:- Pt kNgl Bab B DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS -56 FRENCH AWARD B b B y LATIN AWARDS wt' NkWl GERMAN AWARD 4269 ! an 1 X A rv ., 5 Jim Street ic ison Upper School Lower School . D. 7 'vs . A ,Q 'v I , ! ar ara radle Jim Street 925 xxxxmmxx C K , fi U Kg?-09 Agp, VFVW ' W r g 'QNfC'K.y We MP Nzllh 15077 ! 'X NN AN Q W, Q vi H L... lf if Coach P ENR Q GZIVUIEL 2 Z K Culiufed Blooaf J M . ' o . NNN XX I NN NNN q W YJ L Q W 3 '7 ?X 5 f X ' X 'f' 'X x K U' in N ff 1 1 , l i x MEI W eng. AMNAFD:I2i':2 gfjfgnx A 7 i 1 VP - W will 5 FPHHGIS C- -. Illffl INCLVP D 0 I2 ' W' ' AUTO IOGAMH ffl. K ,J oo vecmoos ExPeA'EncE 'Q' aff x j ulcfulwog LXPERIENLE 2' X - K 1 A Q91 SAR 5 .xx-Q.. xx A fa a F4 M UU f ' ff 'Q YJ ' j 'C -X x ,. ,I j - 9 iii! X jx, b. 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T3 A-V ' Wu Bull Bonney B t M er essenbaugh Most Improved Lmeman Most Valuable Lmeman and the reclplent of the Femmore Trophy FooTBALL BANQUET The upper school boys and thelr fathers attended the annual football banquet held on Decem b 8th er 1956 After a dellghtful feast ably served by Chef Mrs Porch Mr Vernon Cook pre sented the var1ous trophles B111 Bonney recelved the trophy for the Most Im r V d L p o e meman and Co captam Bert Messenbaugh took the honors for the Most Valuable Lmeman Halfback G d R or on alney lecelved the trophy for the Most Improved Back and our Hlghschool All Amer1can Layton Runkle was named the Most Valuable Back Messenbaugh also recelved the coveted Fen 1more Award glven to the most valuable player on the team The dut1es of the toastmaster were ably handled by Dr J F Messenbaugh and the guest speaker was Bobby Dobbs Head Coach from the Un1vers1ty of Tulsa H1s talk on Athletlcs and Llfe was thoroughly engoyed by everyone present .f N. Layton Runkle Mgrggsrogxnggck Most Valuable Back A 5 MJ l . , . . , . , . . - . , r - ' . . D . I . U . , . . ,, . 5 , , . fu -.,' .' I P L Z 5 an ' ., I in V g : , . I 5 Ek .:, E L A I 'ik . .X 5 I f ln Bert Messenbaugh shows off h1s Most Valuable Basketball Player tlophy of the 1956 57 season Th1S as the second year 1n a row he has won thls awar THE PRING BANQUE1' The second annual Spr1ng Athletlc Banquet was held on May 1 1957 Mr Ralph Bolen was the Master of Ceremomes and Mr Howard Taber Headmaster and the featured speaker d1scussed the ath1et1c program for the past ten years and how It has 1mproved s1nce then He also polnted out the ph1l0S0phy of athletlcs ln an 1ndependent college preparatory school After thls the varlous coaches spoke and handed out letters for thexr dlverse sports The new lettermen were Baseball T Ray Ph1ll1ps B111 Butler B111 West and Jack Street Basketball B111 West John Montgomery and Layton Run kle Golf Frank Bolen and Steve Dunlap Track B111 West and Ronal Bonebrake Bert Messen baugh recelved for the second year 1n a row the trophy glven to the most valuable Basketball player Congratulatlons are also to be handed out to Mrs Porch who served her usual fme dlnner and B111 Bonney who acted as co ordlnator for the Banquet N lst-1 715 These four lntelhgent looklng chaps were awarded major letters for lettenng ln a sport for the fnrst tlme They are left to nght John Montgomery Basketball B111 West Basketball Baseball and Track Jack Street Baseball Manager and Lay ton Runkle Basketball I 1 w- 4 , .D . . y I A . A l . ' . . ' . , I . . P , s , - , I . , ll I 9 e 7 15 ' Q if 1? 1 1 ,cf 4 1 f 1 'X f T' I l 4 A R 'V ,I 1 'l'W7EI.VE GIRLS AWARDEII 0TIlEB-DAUGHTER B N UE ' Ann Trent or rather Nancy Lamb clumps in to take her place among her classmates at the banquet. The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet honoring the graduating seniors, was held in fine fete May 19th 1n the trad1t1onal manner The unusual and del1c1ous meal planned by the 9th graders and prepared by Mrs Porch and the k1tchen staff was deftly served ln the crowded dlnmg hall by the 7th grade glrls The 1ngenu1ty rate ran h1gh as portrayed by the seatlng arrangements and table decorations Wh1Ch were handled by the sophmores and the entertalnlng Jumor Sklt The 8th grade deslgned the clever program and the evenlng ended Wlth the tradltlonal awards an nounced by Mrs W1ll1am Walker and Mlss Dorthea Gentry The Personallty Development Awards were 7th grade Ann Forester 8th grade Mary Nagle 9th grade Sally Ames 10th Betsy Savage 11th Kay Bmgham 12th Judy Johnston The Sports Awards were 7th J1ll Bell Sth Sharon Butler 9th Mary Montgomery 10th Ann Connolly 11th Martha Nagle and 12th Sharon Brown The Banquet was a blgger success than ever topped off wnth the presentatlon of a umque Sklt of the tradntlonal take off on the semor glrls I M5 fig ui Manta. Edburg allas Mary Edwards ahas Barbara B adl Mothers and daughters both enjoy the carlcatures midwife dl plays her sex appeal to an attentwe gg the semors proJected on a screen 1n the dmlng I I i , l l ' , 1 ' Y . . . . . , Y Y I , 2 Y ' Y : Y ' ' Y Q 7 : I . 3 , : 7 . 7 -Y 0 ' Y ,' K 52: f Ak H I B - he sn' 1. at b N A Y 1 cl' ' .K k . A ' .- 'N' 'A I A ll K K' 2. ' 'V' - V K' 'K2,.vgQ , lf' sv gg, - K U W A i. Y . I Q - ' ' n . 1 - - . . . ' ll, SENIUBS PRESENT PLAY T0 BUY CLASS GIFT Members of the senior class who helped co ordmate the play They are left to right back row Bill Bonney Bob Thach Second Row Gail Little Judy Jones Mary Edwards Phyllis Johnson Joan Whltney Front Row Llnda Adams Gmny Gill Pat Nagle student director and the orxg mator of the play seems pleased with the S400 profit netted from the play T S Ellots play Murder ln the Cathedral was this years senior class project The profit amounting to S400 was given to the school as the class glft Murder m the Cathedral deals Wlth the martyrdom of Thomas A Beckett Archbishop of Can terbury in December of 1170 It IS simultaneously a historical drama and commentary on our own IS a philosophical argument fin which the opposition hasnt much chancej In it he refutes the worldly power which reaches towards the absolute and even when almlng well still brings forth 6V1 Pat Nagle a member of the senior class originated the idea of presenting the play and was the student director He recelved professional advice from Messrs Francls Bloodgood and Bayard Auchmcloss Mr Auchmcloss coordmated the women s chorus whlle Mr Bloodgood assisted Nagle with the speaking parts The women s chorus consisted of all the girls in the senior class while the speaking roles were d1v1ded among fifteen boys Bob Thach acted as Thomas Beckett The messenger was Mark Con nolly Prlests were Pat Nagle Max Weitzenhoffer B111 Bonney Mac Owen and Terry Dunlap Tempters were Ted Bynum Ken Bmder Mr Bloodgood and Mr Henry Gersman John Bozalls Bert Messenbaugh John Draper and Layton Runkle portrayed the knights Duebfo the unusual hghtmg which required semi darkness pictures of the catharsis are not avalla e - . I 1' 1 I a : . a . ' ' I , . , vi y ' I X 7 . -1 , Q , a 0 7 , . u n n I 1 . 7 - , . times. In it Eliot expresses his political views to some extent but chiefly his rellgious views. It . . . . . . . , . ,, . . . , . . ' ii , u s ' o , I ' n ' n . u ' . n s , .1 a , ' . . . . . . ' I ! . . ! - Y I . ' ! 1 ' 1 ' . ' ! , . ' 1 ANCES BEJ VENATE 001 L LIFE Slx successful dances helped reJuvenate the wanmg school soclal lxfe thxs year Three dances sponsored by the school were the Opemng School Dance the Chrlstmas Dance and the Commencement Dance The Pep Club held 1ts annual fete mn the form of a Soda Pop Hop and the Junlor Class presented two part1es The fxrst was the Heartbeat Ball and the Jun1or Sen1or Prom was held 1n honor of the graduatmg Sen1ors The theme of the Open1ng School Dance was Blue and Whlte The purpose behlnd lt for both upper and lower schools was an mformal get together and everyone dressed m blue and wh1te att1re Wesley S1ms orchestra played for the Upper School party and Earl Hxlls band entertamed the Lower School occaslon The Pep Club s Soda Pop Hop was one of the most successful of the year A Juke box prov1ded the mus1c and a bar was bu1lt over whxch to serve soft drmks Pm ups and Mov1eland xdols were scattered through out the dlnmg hall Thls IS the only f1nanc1ally 1nde pendent dance held each year The Pep Club pa1d for the entlre party recexvmg no help from the school and 1ts purpose w as to honor the football players The Chr1stmas Dance l1ke the Open1ng School Dance was orgamzed by the Dance Comm1ttee Bobby Knott s band played for both the Upper and Lower schools ThlS 1S an annual formal dance The Heartbeat Ball was the follow up to last year s Match Me Hop presented by the Jun1o1 class Thxs was g1ven 1n order to raxse money fol the Jun1or SSDIOI Prom Aga1n this fete prow ed to be the outstandmg one of the year A Juke box agaln played for the Upper School and Bobby Knott and hxs band played for the Lower School Lower School students cut a mean rug, en masse, at the Pep Club sponsored Soda Pop Hop The Junlor Semor Prom fmally materxallzed on May 11 1957 However the amb1t1ous plans were ramed out and they had to settle for a quamt hamburger fry at the home of Mr Dean McGee The Jumors sold Casady boosterettes thttle basketball pmsj sold CO0kl6b 1n the school oval held the Heartbeat Ball and even made small contr1but1ons to ralse money for the occaslon The theme of the Prom wa.s Three Co1ns ln the Fountaln and a unlque flowlng fountam was prov1ded for the dance The or1gmal plans mcluded a formal dance from 9 12 w1th Bobby Knotts band furmshlng the mus1c A hayrack r1de was to last from 1 3 the next morn1ng at the McGees farm and a barbeque breakfast to follow lt These plans were doused however In the1r place last mmute prepara t1ons were made to hold the barbeque at the McGee s A regular Baccanal1an feast ensued and the rest of the morn1ng was spent shoot1ng the breeze playlng games and eatxng The party broke up at four AM that mornmg' Donna Thompson, camera hog, plays peek a boo wxth the photographer wh1le her date, Bert Messenbaugh, thlnks she IS sharlng h1s romantlc state of mmd at the annual Chrxst mas Dance - . . . . - - ' . 1 ' 1 9 , . . . - - u v - ' Y . . . , , . . - . 4 - - ' 9 . . . . U - - , . ,, . . . 9 . ,- v . , . , . , . - , v . r . I . - v . . v , 1 1 . Y 7 1 . . , ' v , y - - , ' . . I f' f . 1' . f-A 1 flu: DAIPS CLUB LIGHTS FIIUTBALL FIELD 3 Z ,f I 94 One of the elght poles of llghts bullt to llght the football fleld The Casady Dad s Club founded IH 1954 IS st1ll ln the process of d1m1n 1sh1ng the debt of the football mght llghts wh1le swmglng future plans for the bulldlng of a crovs s nest for photographmg football games and IH stallmg a more eff1c1ent llghtlng sw stem 1n the llbrars and study hall Under the dlrectlon of pres1dent John R Nlchols the club succeeded 1n furnlshmg ten new tx pevnlters for the recently maugurated typlng classes It also bought basketball backboards for the Elementary School The supportmg off1cers are Cordon Street uce presulent Kenneth E111 son treasurer and Marshall Nye secretary ff x if Q fx ' ff ff' x 11,2 . K , f.-e , ki f ,X . V, 4' . 4 - , I . C . , I 1 Q. s ' lx' an x , , n - . . V, . . ' Y . . . V V V . , . ' J y V ' s ' Y Y Y Y ' V' M0'l'llEll'S CLUB FDRMS USEFUL COMMl'l l'EES W-01-. 0 GNU -fi I-7 Left to Rnght Mrs Lowe Runkle Mrs Arnold Rae ther Mrs Robert Trent Mrs Kermlt Hardwlck Mrs J S Montgomery Mrs J C Bradley worklng on one of the many proJects undertaken by the Mothers Club The Casady Mothers Club represents one of the hardest worklng organ1zat1ons to be found around our campus Outslde of motherlng and harbormg the poor lnexperlenced walfs 1n the school from the cruel world and bad 1nfluence they have accompllshed much to the beneflt of the sc oo When v1s1ted by Kmkald school the Headmaster s Soclal Comm1ttee very successfully enter tamed and caJoled the v1s1tors Th1s exempllfles very clearly the purpose and efforts of th1s com mlttee The Casady Creators IS the only money makmg funct1on of the club They make orlgmals sklrts blouses etc to sell for the Club s reserve fund The Club had planned a bake sale to co1nc1de wlth the famlly p1cn1cs but because of our beautlful weather both were cancelled A used clothlng sale was also planned and not carrled out both bemg postponed untll next fall Mrs F M Petree IS the Chalrlady w1th Mrs Flsher Ames servmg as Secretary Treasurer The Executlve Comm1ttee conslsts of Mrs Peter Hoffman 47th gradej Mrs Jack Roach C8thJ Mrs Dean McGee f9thD Mrs Wade Dalton f10thJ Mrs Clyde Davxs fllthb Mrs George Bozahs f12thJ Mrs Harold Blnder serves as chalrman for the Headmasters Soclal Comm1ttee and Mrs Matthew Bonebrake the V108 Chalrman Mrs John Paschal heads the Casady Creators and Mrs George Whltney IS 1n charge of the do lt yourself commlttee NI Mrs John Paschal and Mrs Matthew Bonebrake Jam the group for another plcture Not pxctured but mothers who have helped tremendously are Mrs Clyde Davxs Mrs Joseph Messenbaugh and Mrs Charles McCann U ...un , Q f, F - V A ' I is xvwnfbll ' ff 512. ' 5 Qvwfl. , t V551 , .Wi 'n ' ' li y l : . , .' I - ' 1 ' r ' . 7 . . . , . . . Y w , . . . 9 . . . . . , . . - . . . . Z . . . ' 9 y l , - 1' . . Y 7 ' . . . - - . , . . . . . . 0 l O Q 0 - I . . . . . . . . , . , .- I l . .0 1 - 9 - 1 - . . , . . I . - I U . . . - Q I . 1. X . , ,ff ,Q . n T 4 -4 1 ' nl ,M uf- . 'f ,,k7,fk . N if e ' ' . BUTKIN URIIAINED PRIEST On March 16 1957 Samuel L Botkln was ordalned to the Prlesthood of the Eplscopal Church ThlS was the second ord1nat1on at Wh1Ch Mr Botkln has been honored the flrst belng hlS ordlnatlon to Deaconshlp Mr Botkm kneels before Bxshop Chllton Powell Mr Botkln took the pos1t1on as Casady s Chaplaxn ln September 1955 and has ma1nta1ned th1s posltxon throughout The servlce started w1th the Reverend Joseph Young of Norman dehvermg the sermon men t1on1ng the dutles a prlest must undertake w1th h1s new pos1t1on ThlS was the top posltlon that any of the v1s1t1ng clergy could attaln The Casady Choxr sang two anthems and the clergy Jolned them for a few selectlons The pur pose of thlS was to add contlnulty to the program and also to enrlch the servlce The Rev Russell T Rauscher presented Mr Botkln to Blshop Chllton Powell after whlch var lous prayers and formalltles led up to the hlgh polnt of the ordmatlon the laymg on of the hands In contrast to the same act for the offlce of deacon all the clergy present Joined the Blshop 1n puttmg thelr hands on the new prlest s head The Blshop alone lays h1s hands on the newly or da1ned deacon Commun1on was held for the clergy 'and the 1mmed1ate famlly of Mr Botkln after he was ordalned Mr Botkm celebrated and offlclated hxs flrst communlon two days later 1n St Edwards Chapel on the Casady Campus Mr Botkm glves hxs blessmg to the vxsltmg clergy after hls ordma tlon to the pnesthood I 4 D , , u . Us , I f at , ' i n 1' , , , - ' . , n Q 1 1 . 7 . . . , . . - S23 q W' , A V Q .4 a ' , 4355! A The Worst Case ln the School Put Those Cookies Back Tobacco Road .... ..'l'- Waddy ' High Court of the Inquisition Young Men of Destiny Casady men oi today will be men of achievement tomorrow ...andthepoiseandairof P 5: well-being which are part of the W Connolly look will speed your drive for high places in an active in world. QT Our natural-shoulder clothing. befitting of your position as graduates or undergrads, bears the labels of the world's highest- quality makers of young men's apparel - ours exclusively in Oklahoma City. QLnnnoIIp's Bnhinann Aurnur at Straub 0UkInhuma Glitg x 1 xi HJ' - . 1' O6 DAVGN Dulhng Company In The Skurvm Tower Hotel Smart young Compliments of x x clothes for every occas non THE AUTO HOTEI. 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R O O WHOLESALE JEwELEns n DIAMOND IMPORTFRS SPECIALIST IN FINE PORTRAITSI' 515 Cravens Bldg. CE 2-7165 d' ' r . LOVE LITE IsoNDED DIAMONDS SIU 'o 230 Ameman N' IBM' Main 8- Robinson - RE 9-2241 KENNEYH rnurr INTEIIIOFS EULAH H111 1111111111 5 150 U50 AT Y M J RVIS UPTOWN l Jmkson 4-0618 615 N.w. 23rd :E W' -'f- .. OKLAHOMA cm A 1 COMPLETE w Buke Repalrs Sports Equlpment Llnes Women s Wear Trampollnes Water Sk11s IN CASADY SQUARE VI 30117 4311 N nh w 1 JA 5 7222 M b A ' I ' f D ASHBy7' N S sporting goods ' V ' L - A o W es ern Ave. clQmowQQolg meme The Twister Staff wlshes to express nts appreclatlon to the tollowlng lndnvlduals and firms who have contributed to this publication To Southwestern Engravnng Co Ramon Gruffun Studuos Dummeyer s Camera Shop To Mr Edward Sloan for hrs assnstance In photography Mr Lowe To Cllnt Rogers Clark Games Barbara Benham Susan Stewart Larry Nichols Johnny Ware Clark Nye Martha Nagle Marcia McGee Chuck Morrison Luz Fielder Steve Swanson Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 CASADY SCHOOL 9500 North Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma The Senior Class of 1957 Cusady School Runkle, Mrs. Myrtle Matthews, Mrs. Claudia Chapman. ,, ,faux 7 5 Vim Vwwazff uf KV , 2 L Awww-1 f Y- r. Fw ,,-, ,y 1 7' ,J W A ' 1- K Y. 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