Casady School - Twister Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

2 A lv... -, , an ,. ,E V ,.--.. - - 4 ., . Y I . K. , ,, ,-ug-a -W ..,.Nf,,,.:A1 ,,- k.w-- 1, ---- A- - .. . ' V 1958 CASADY SCHCDGL 9500 N PENNSYLVANIA QKLAHQMA CITY QKLA THE TWISTER WE STUDY WE GRADUATE WE LIVE WE WE LIKE F54 IT HERE SHOP WE PLAY WE EXCELL WE GROW S' , 1 V in 'Agawa I J' 'Q vig Q 95312 LW- 3, 9 U , 'H 2, Qin' ffifffsct' A 1,. in-2.x ip. fi? T If-' 'N 1 Q ,,,. .1 -v f s ,ash A 51 1 Q , .PFW pi- 1 Howard W. Taber Yale B.S. M.A. Headmaster Mathemat'cs Mr. Taber in his second year as head- master has carried on the Casady tradi- tion Cwhat ever that is.J He has a great sense of propriety as shown by his con- stant reminder of quiet! in the dining hall and chapel. Young Howie Tab has been teaching mathematics at Casady for 8 years and his advanced math course seems to be getting proportionally harder. The Right Reverend Chilton Powell The Rt Rev Chilton Powell has been doing an excellent gob for the benefit of Casady since he was consecrated the Bishop of Oklahoma He takes great in terest in the school by being an important member of the Board of Trustees and taking part in Chapel Services Casady was orginated as a place of preparation for better college work The church s connection in this aim is to help the student develop spiritually as well as mentally and physically For his spiritual leadership we are deeply grateful to Bishop Powell I view I, .V in-g,--.Q Francrs C Bloodgood Unlversuty of Wlsconsm B A Unlverslty of Oklahoma Englnsh Head of Englnsh Department Regustrar Through many years of experience and self demal FC B has been able to survuve as the schools Registrar From flying squirrels to George F Babbutts he has contmually amazed the sensors wlth his great knowledge of culture Trymg to keep up with the young lads about school wnth hrs conventional halrcut and at tempts to hlde has belng color bland Mr Blood good forms one of the most Interesting personals tres on our faculty George Whitney Harvard Unuverslty B A Harvard Unlversaty L L B Hrstory Math Head of History Department Assnstant Headmaster Baseball Coach Assnstant Coach of Football Brudge baseball and a completely unpre ludlced oplnlon of Stupid form the character of our slum Assnstant Headmaster Georgles paralleled drlvmg skull made hum one ofthe most prominent candidates for the drlvlng course however certaln animals hang themselves from Hrs door handles and thus tends to drscourage lm K' .... . - fi . 3 ,hm y y J L e f, Nw- n. ,. 4 .-v is - tw .3 4 EQ' .53 K 'L' ., 3,5 , - if 'CHF' Arthur R Gibson Oklahoma Cnty Umversnty B A Umverslty of Oklahoma M A Drrver s Trannmg Athletlc Drrector Hooterman IS known for has extragavant bets concermng the agullty of Mrs Porch He stlll underestlmates the power of a woman especial ly In has drlvlng course Sometlmes caught sleep mg at the wheel he awakens In time to fund hlmself zooming down the wrong slde of Classen going around a ninety degree corner at the speed of snxty mrles per hour or reversnng at an unparalleled speed of thrrty .locquelme Porch Dean of Glrls Jackle began her career as Dean of Women this year Her offuce IS known as the senior gurls hangout She spends her tlme teaching the gurls how to smoke and her rlske songs and boomnng volce have llvened many a study hall One of her many dutues IS to spy upon the sensor gurls for the Mother Daughter skit however Mom on the other hand has revealed many of her daughter s carefully guarded secrets silrv?-r if 'fir' fro? 'ltr' 2-1' E' Bayard Auchmclogs Som Botkm Gerald Bullard Harvard Umversny B A Oklahoma A8.M B A Okla Cnty University B S Westminster Choir College U'1'Ve 5'7Y Of Cl1lC69O M A Ge09VaPl1Y Elementary Science Choir University of Oklahoma Ph D Mdlh Head of Music Chaplain History -ld' 'ix QQ, 190' John Gavula Miss Dorothy Gentry Robert Gencke Oklahoma Cnty University B A Oklahoma Cnty University B A University of Oklahoma Ed.M. Physical Education J. V. Coach Mathematics Columbia B A Columbia M.A. History, German Yearbook Advisor i ' Henry Gersman Earl Hiller Richard Marble Mrs Princeton Umversny Unlversnty of Clncmnatl B A Latm Oklahoma Umversny B A Oklahoma Umversny M A Math Science Wnlhams College 8 A Harvard Unlverslty M S Physlcs Chemnstry Frances Nagle Umversny of Oklahoma B A Umversny of Oklahoma M A Umvermy of Wnsconsm Latin German French '3.3 Randolph Sharp Edward Sloan Tmmy College B S University of W1 consm B S Mathematlcs Enghsh An Advisor to Camera Club We 1' Gilbert Tuck Union College B A Harvard Umversuty M A N Y St College for Teachers Maddlebury College Unnversny of Pans Spanush French Head of Text Book Store Mrs Margaret Tuck Umv of Massachusetts Queens College Columbna Oklahoma Cnty Unlversl Umversnty of Maryland Englush BS 'Y 703 Don Walmven Burrage Warner Umversuty of Oklahoma B A Harvard U Ve 5 Y B A French, spanish Harvard University Ed M Tenms Coach Head of Math Department Advvsor of Bnrd Club YSJ' is Wnlllam Walker Wulllams College B A Harvard Umversny Ed M Buology General Scnence Drama Head of Scnence Department ,af t ' l Q y l if K' t t 4 l. R - L 5 Y 7-x i Mrs Myrfle Mathews Mrs Claudua Chapman Mrs Glen year Secretary Fna c ISecre!ary Lbra a Y BOARD OF TRUSTEES e Mr John H Lamb D H ODonoghue Brooks Hall Boston W Smith George T Pew Horace K Calvert John J Coates Frank J Hightower Donald S Kennedy Edward H Miller Wxlllom P Morrison Rt Rev Chilton Powell Charles R Walbert Dr. . Dr ...' Mr. Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. Joseph F. C onno lly Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. ' ' . ' Th . . ' 0 1000 1 108, os 17-5' 6 9 ftp!!-6,,?0,2 6 s0 g 080691 I 19007 A56 shoulder Guess ml! d he c 100 who won' 0096 CLASS OF 1959 Next years senrors have rn the1r ranks everythrng necessary to make good school leaders The brarns IH therr class cons1st of Nlna Wade Dalton Davrd Bass Torn Barnard Lrnk Bynum Betsy Savage Elrzabeth Gallagher and Ann Porch Thelr leaders at the present 1n the student councll are Ron Bonebrake N1na Wade Dalton Irm Hardw1ck Ann Connolly and Hughes Coston Thrs class lS very evrdent 1n 'che varrous clubs and organrzatrons of the school The scrence club presrdent IS Dav1d Bass and both ihe Drarnatrcs Club and the Dance Cornrmttee are txlled wrth Jumors ln football there were flVe lettermen Ron Bonebrake B111 West Irm Hardwrck B111 Butler and Hughes Coston who w1ll be the stal warts ot next year s Cyclones B111 West and Iohn Danstrom were basketball stars On the gxrls srde of rt Ann Connolly was Pep Club treasurer and Betsy Savage was a cheerleader Under Nlna Wade Dalton the Iun1ors have put out one of the best Crlers to date It looks l1ke thls class mrght have 1t g X-L ki' 1 f gg SQ Q Y L Le -43 illlll' xllllll ll F0 4 f V bs, f! L--his 1, x r 5273 K X X' 9 Wgiixf--,Q flqlhk lsg uil ..-. -57113 ' ii 15' V C - 1' A ' . I V 1 if --11 'lllllll :ll li: 1 ' I f X fi + W ,- ' 9- 1- fi' CT' Steve Anderson Dua Anthony T' David Bass Lee Bollnnger p-5 i iog be-u ' Bill Butler Mardus Butterly Diana Bachrach Torn Barnard .'.?. 'ls-f Wi '? .. tr- Ronal Bonebrake Brenda Brewer f g -an Link Bynum Wk.. Q-gf . 'V J9U...1 ' snr, Ann Connolly John Dansfrom Q- 29' 0- 'i f 6,5 Zi 'vo SIN llwx ,HK u-'ll l-UL Q Z5 X Clark Ellrson 0' 15 ia' I Jam Hardwlck Clark Honnold Carol Hood r Tom Calvert BJ: 49 QC Eluzabeth Gallagher '53 W'-52 Diane Howard 1X 'Us Ma rcla Jones if E' Y Carol Marcus Ann Porch .15 3 1-Y' if lung fu Betsy Savage A YN-r RICh6fd Spahn Steve Toland Karen Vorhees Nlna Wade Dalton K' Alton Watson Bull West AQ? CLASS OF 1960 The members of the Sophomore class have reached the1r fourth year at Casady w1th lrttle change rn the1r populace However the boys w1ll go one way wh1le the g1rls go another But th1s has been no great draw back They are now beglnmng to look and act l1ke typical Casadlans Tom Parker and Steve Dunlap were successful 1n runnmg the student store rn tact they even managed to show a prof1t somethrng wh1ch has rarely been done rf ever On the student councll Torn Parker and Nancy Adams represented therr classmates Mary Montgomery was the ass1stant manager on the Intramural Councrl There were three Sophomore cheerleaders Ian Paschal Crssy Carlson and Susan Stewart On the art1st1c Slde Iohn Harney 1S astoundlng us all wrth hrs orls H may someday be another Tanguy In sports Dav1d Hardm Torn Gray Iack Malloy and Steve Dunlap play football basketball and golf wh1le Mary Montgomery Trlsha McGee Ian Paschal and Susan Stewart are class amazons And rn the brams category 11m Street Steve Creekrnore Laura Parrlsh and Nancy Adams are outstandmg Th1s class IS gorng to be a top one ff I AWYS 52' - , , . . : I 4 - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . e I I I I I I 'PA ,. I vt I t ' 1 n Y I Nancy Adams Linda Bass 'bf-a f -V 41? Ein' '-Elf' Sally Ames Y 'v--sf l 4 Kay Billings aaa in-f if Clssy Carlson Charles Cashuon U 1 Gaye Anthony f -17 Llnda Brown 'E Linda Barth Nancy Burch I? lc' Sf9?f' il 43 - Q 5'r 255 4231 21, Steve Creekmore George Crenshaw .pf- 'U' Mark Edwards Diane Frew Q1 NN 4, 0 1 l fplfqe x if Z W4 K N ll X 9-va 2 lf ql.lP Wa fbffv as Y'--v Du Anne Davnson ...K 'Wifi LQ-I 5 Tom Gray 've Davrd Harden fi Steve Dunlap l 'Y' 1 7 Allen Greer 1 Blll Ishmael ,V ' ' 4 -ax f ,' A l A vt Lv r 4 ,I S, A V X I , 1 . A 1 T'Kf -' ' M , lg-j . I - ' .' 4 I I If 7 - g e n ' , j,:,-if .ex , S., A 4. . 4 4 ,Z-Yd,1:'IV ,K lr. A vt Q .. -I '1 ' L n X ring . HMT ' . .f Q . '31 if . 7 516' . , , I ' XL- fly ' . fix .. i 11 5 X 4 V - V ' .X rw I 2 ,f I - . ,H , . A A . 'ah M4' I L. w- , M v l 's,, 1 9 W x . I ' u ' P - 1 A . 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' H132 F . fx V 5 X Q f vo r l l 459 'fi NX 'fd Forrest Armstrong QW W 11' Q:-.r 4-sf' Gary Bloom .lim Bradley Bob Browne BeVe lY Edwards Tom Flesher Marguente Fredenckson 'Zi' Mlke Beals i I C0 'xii llllflllllll 5' 5 FBEDRICK FRESHMAN 3' Chuck Freeman 'N , ri Q fx - , fx ' , . ix , 5 ii , S I, 5 nf 4 I l x - A :U ,. rv- .4 ' ffff , Q f , 4 'B vl ' ! I. . ' ' X ., A I ' '1' gigs' ga T B 3 lf ,, W5- g. ll Sq, ' la l B X 4' Z' l , L Y 0 l O X l., M A A , 4 .. 1 l A-v X -B w . ' ff, f ' fv- 'ET' Clark Games Charles Gruffnn Steve Handel Coleman Hams fi in-'J zz x' 'Nur John Harrnson Sfeve Hull Befh KefmedY Kwk Keff 15' - KN ' N . l ,Q-?'??'?f',Q',,'r .f K? x ' J X by 95.21-' . l' lf X Q QR 145' 1 1 , ,s X t 1 F'g,f.1'75'ggs, Q1 I . ' Steve Kline Barbara Leonard 4 Q .' ,nv . 1- cki-'lff 'iffy' ' 4-'l CLASS OF 1961 The class of 61 IS one of varlety Although they lost a lot of the1r members at the end of last year they replaced them wrth lO fresh addrtmons th1s fall Thls class IS lar from lackrnq ln rntellrqence w1th Carol Moore V1rq1n1a Thomas Marllyn Swan Carl Raether and Kerry Roach makmq the honors The wrt rs ably and often 1nopportunely supplled by Mary Nagle Kelsey Prrce and Carol Moore The sports are well taken care ol by these freshlmenl lon Stone Lance Rentzel and Peter Russo played for us ln basketball and Chuck Freeman had the honor of letterxnq rn football whrch IS qurte an accomplrshment Beth Kennedy and Dee Reploqle represented the class rn the student counc1l wh1le Mary Naqle rergned as class presldent Tl'11S class IS an xnterestlnq one and thelr future looks brlqht I 9 I .. , ffl! wfjp S7 A la' I 'X fo ' , K 1 , 1 Q 1 X Q J X X I l - t r I l ,- 9 l I T Q' 'vt' fdfpx .4 Sv f 1 Q fs th-ff H tu 7 . Qc 55400 i .N A ,I A F .fx Q 1 Dale Mutchell Carol Moore Us E Mary Nagle Kelsey Prlce Carl Raefher Lance Rentzel l ' wr' ' 'R' un Dee Replogle JUdY RIX Kerry Roach Peter Russo Y:-7 k. S' .5 .-.1-I' pefrma Russo Tommy Smclalr Lamar Smlth Pete' Dal Ton 'S Marilyn Swan l mn. 1' fr'-r Q0 K I 'Q MV' 'LA' 'T' E1--1-f Mack Taylo Vurgmla Thomas Charles Vose Q' 13 Q.. Tom Walbert Roland Walters CLASS OF 1962 Th1s years erghth grade IS not lackmg rn good looks bralns dramat1c ab1l1ty or ab1l1ty on the sports held W1th th1s comb1nat1on they should go far On the scholastlc slde Susan Hoffmann Ann Foerester Paul Kle1hauer Mlke Arnspacher and Llnda Moms lead the class as the top frve 1n thelr grade They are all hard workers and may someday brlng Casady great honors Steve Swanson has gone tar as a member of the camera club and can often be seen snappmg candlds from h1dden places unseen to the unsuspectmg Whlt Lee Iohnny Swlnford and Clark Nye supply the male half of the muscle on the sports held whlle the Amazons of the class are Lynda Leney Brooke Dawson Ann Foerester and Ann Savage Actlve 1n the dramatxc club are M1llonn Mullard Iohn Paschal 1111 Bell Betty Nlchols Myra Harrlson Paul Klelhauer Iohnny Ware and Ilmmy Hoover Thxs class IS another to watch as 1t makes 1ts way toward college 'Qi laqafff-2, 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' r fi X . -. ' A ' ., 1 . 1 ,itli Joan Aderhold Mlke Amspacher 1' L' 1 'Q-'v an. Carla Anderson Peer Anderson i Jlll Bell Don Bolen Pafsy Bynum 45 ing, in --nf Mlllonn Bullard Jimmy Burge , 1 Q Op Wei Z 1 I 1 1 Chnshne Cabell ' lf, , .., - f N - Q ev V 2 .7 5- ,V wx , Q wk l ' gflbx, 5 ll . f'l nh, -e - A flifiij-. ---:f1 qfffsx- 1 Z7 u' W f ll', bf. ,J ll., Q A 'x 'la Al l l v, l N ,X , I4 l ll l xxx X ,N i 1, I ' Af if nf i Davud Davison Brooke Dawson 1' if' J'mmY G'H'am Lynn Harrison 4 Chras Calvert 15 6 5'-x 'Q-'Y Ann Foerster CV Qvf X'- ' Myra Harrison Mary Jane Cashlon Q 9 11- Bull Frey K A Susan Hoffman s V ' sf '3 Q? Xi' - s It P r It ' '- X T5 , V 4 0- ' - f .n '. ' I - i V' K V. ,, . kwf!'fll ' A ...4 .X o V as f Vaorr yyyy 9 4 ? Q if 1 . A 1 -6+ - Jim Hoover Lynda fl 'in :Q r 1 Judy Jones Paul Kleihauer -2 I-eneY Barney Loeffler -hm MCCGUVW il Whitt Lee ii'--fi j Bully Mayors 'TS' James Morris Lmda Sue Morns ii :Q Y Suzann Myracle 5 km? Nancy Patterson 'L 43 'sl ! , fl A' 74 'Q -'ti , Clark Southworth Dan Sfuarf Steve Swanson u-00 s.J John Ware Ernle Young 'JR' Er John Swmfo d Bull Wallace QR 4' f P ,aww ct I dx ff' N K Q2 ,f fy f'.'MNm aL t r 64 ,zglsy 0.15 'gs 6:9 6080, a X9 0 5 -'O ,noni 5 F N my ,P c R Ufg 67 1? X 'Q' , ,. ' ' Q51 gi ' 4' .V J- L! xA 'E ixwb 'I.vl,f, I .' k-xl' k ,V ef q 1 ' 1' A H utrl in A x owfxfify :ge me , ' -52, f .1 ' 4 . . , fe x Xxx xy w ,- A I .1 9 V5 -f X 14 aw WMI - 4 K1 XV Q I 71 90 W I6 0 gk 3 ' I I o 4 1 4 W n 4 ,Y f 44 V 99 A ' , Q 47 XJ 'ge , n n G' 54 . g 017- 6 . CLASS OF 1963 Smce among the1r ranks can be found the f1rst mtellectuals from the elementary school we beheve that they were more prepared for Casady than Casady was for them To the student councll they added Tom Ramey and Kay Rogers Ton1 Botk1n and Harley Brooke Hrtchlng represented the q1rls on the Intramural Counc1l The boys for whom can be seen qreat athletlc opportun1t1es xnclude Ronme H111 Chns Frederlckson and Tom Ramey They do have the1r scholasnc stars also Ton1 Botk1n Llbby Cook Nancy Mart1n Archxe Edwards and Ioan Beckham are all dolnq well the1r flrst year at Casady The class of 63 1S certa1nly d1fferent and w1ll be worth watchmq X534 mf w Q QM ik! 4Qr 5,52 QT? K' V y y, lg, , A ' 7 T , l ! ! 1 Charles Bachrach 355' TQ Joan Beckham PSQQY Blalf va., Qs gg-v 'gas 5 Tom Botkm 5 i 'Nl Jan Burge 'lo Harley Brooke Hntchung Scott Bryan fi 'Y Memory Cook Libby Cooke ,Nur 'l sv' 'Y 'Y' yrs fi NL' 1 Leslue Boggs 1- R Emlly Burch 1 10 Tix 'V William Davison fx 'Ve 'hrn' U Ann Dudley Archie Edwards Alan Eliel C9 J! 3 if-K Nancy Grnffln N5 Q Q gh, 1 QVWI1 QC 1 Doug Handel Lynda Harris Eb QQ Q ,Qfffu Q27 M r rig Ronnie Hull Chris Frederickson Bruce Hershey ,M Louanne Hulsey im 'R A L 5 -af 2 Q ' CD A r 4 X f Q rn x F , Y' . X 'fi if ' Q, .f-in 1 N , . , ' W 4? , ll P iw X .'-'2 : J . ss s f he f'- EQ A A '44 , - SQ f I , . 4 ' ' f - M - r ...Mm 'Q I 1 ll ull , ve 'K j 119 Karen Jenklns 45 L hi --1' , Pat Johnston Madelyn Josey 4' Qi 1.- Ganl Mlskovsky Peggy Pew My r-5 l MN f T V I! ,H-5.5 l fs ,Q -ar' W Laurle Kennedy i 'ig 4 5 yay Nancy Marhn Inf Q? P Tom Ramey Katy Rauscher I 1 rib- , . x ' Q 4? . 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'illlqe-Q47 'Q' ff 1 f f?r?:s Li N I, , i A N O WW vxf' f 'AW QSLMM - Qi V 'Z :-'- A - keen' .' ,ll , ,Ag GRADLI TE 4-'x 93 ni Kay Bmgham Gales 55 58 reporter 58 Choir 56 58 Casady Lnttle Theater 57 Science Farr Ccltyj 56 3rd place Twlster 58 Debating 58 Hockey All Star 58 alt ' 7 Personallty Award '57 VW Barbara Benham Chorr 56 58 soloist Cheerleader 56 58 Casady Lnttle Theatre 55 58 treasurer 58 Debating 57 Twlster 58 Blazers 57 58 BasketballAlternate 57 58 BaseballAlternate 56 VolleyballAllStar 57 Hockey AllStar 57 A 56 Beme the Flu fan asprres to hugher notes and hugher mathematucs Wnth her modest admnratuon for boys and her soft spoken polrcles as a cheerleader she rs one of our more students .1 Kay, Queen of the Fleur de Lrs, keeps her terocuous mascot Mlssy to protect her from Fred Not benng one of the class Amazons, she has taken up Pep Club reporting F I 1.- 5 i ,1l',5e,57 :,g35,+f,,af I I ' I I 3 ' y K u - 11 1 ' V ' 7 I I , , 'A ' -'58 , , lf. ' . ,, ...,, . . . , I , , iid ' 1 I D . , ,58 ,, . ,, , , , 2' T Auf' 3 1 Jonathan Burch Football letterman 58 Track letterman 56 57 Casady Llttle Theater 55 58 lst place one act play 58 wrntnng contest Science Club 56 58 vlce president 58 Sctence Falr tcutyl 56 excellent Choir 56 58 Debate 57 58 CClub 56 58 Twsster 58 Burch our chonce for the best Shakespearean actor and playwrlght of l958 has graced many damat cs club productnons he lue fun ered pass snacher of the 57 Cyclones he has As t 9 g an enthusuastnc approach to athletncs Larry Brown Football letterman 56 58 co captaln 58 Basketball letterman 57 Baseball letterman 56 57 Track letterman 56 Student Councll 56 58 vlce president 58 secytreasurer 57 representatlve CClub 56 58 Chapel boy 58 Debate 57 Twister 58 Fenlrnore Award 58 All Conference 57 Llttle All Cnty 57 Most Improved Back 56 In the art of confuslng people Brownle has done more to gnve Coach Glbson gray halrs by arrlvung late at lmportant football games than anybody else 'Q-iffy v-' V' 15' S N? 5 15 11 1 1 1 ' I L- I 1 1 1 1 1 57 A 4 I - 1 -1 J V, . . , 1 w'!', . 37:11 1 - 1 i V315 fl , , 'ff 51,11 l ' -' A,,, L , L V yy. . I . .ljf 11 11 1 7 ri - 1 1 fa ll . . , .,y, M i ' f QQ 1 53' Casady has changed Larry into a statesman and an expert fr.. , argl 'TKWS 55 - ,':I'1. Jn, 'm .Q-V it g 1 I 1 1 ' ,J ' I I r I I . 1 1 . . , . . . , . 1 1 :lip 1 1 -jx i 11 - 11 1 ,rl 4 . A 1 'V , - , 1 . g .. . 1 ,.,f,. A - f f.,p, ! . I4 . 1' QQX Barbara Bradley Gales vuce presldent 58 sargent at arms 57 Student Council rep 57 58 Twister 58 sensor edltor Casady Little Theater 58 Choir 57 58 Science Farr lcltyl 56 excellent Sclence Farr fschooll second place Debatung 57 58 best speaker award Dance Commlttee 58 All Star Volleyball 56 French Award 57 European History Award 57 Buggy arrnved ID the 10th grade and astounded us all with such vaned mterests as classncal musnc ro k n roll Bully Graham and Elves Presley What with baby talk and Studue we wonder where she ns leadnng the class Frank Bolen Golf 56 58 Soccer 57 58 CClub 57 58 Cr er 57 advertnslng mgr QQ '9 Twlster 58 advertlsnng mgr Jr Rotarlan 58 Chapel Commuttee 58 Debate 57 German Award 56 Franks brnef may be at Casady but hls glrls are at Hard Ing for he has been greatly shocked by the evuls of the Sensor urls Although has lokes are funny they are not as funny as has loud tee hee mdlcates -'s me Alan Davis Football mgr. '58 L Soccer '56-'58 Golf '56-'58 CClub '58 Twister '58 .cs Drone Dawson Cheerleader 57 58 Gales 56 58 Twister 58 make up ed Chotr 58 Dance Committee 58 Science Falrlschooll 56 3rd place Blazers 57 58 Posture 56 58 lst place 56 2nd place 57 Archery AllStar 56 VolleyballAllStar 56 57 Hockey Alt 56 57 BaseballAllStar 56 58 Choir '58 Science Fair Cschooll '56 Debating '57 Jr. Rotary '58 Alan, with his flashy C. R. Anthony apparel and 1926 GCVWVIVS, has started a new trend in fashion wear and sports cars, He is one of the class favorites. vb Demon arrtving in the tenth grade has a profound talent for finding stray animals and breaking her fingers I spite of her common sense and cheerleading ability we believe thls class lovelys career wnll lead to housewife and mother 4 X . tg. , , Q, ll ll I -I V s l . , . , . 4 I A , , , , , ' '. .' ' . 'Ly A V , 1 ' ' .I A , fe- ,,.-t 115 Basketball All Star '57 .' M, ,' - ' 'I ' ' 1 ' n 5 .' K , , . . . CALS, J- ', Q Myra Fredrrckson Casady Lnttle Theater 56 58 Choir 56 58 Crler 56 57 Twlster 58 gurls sports ed Gales 55 58 Debating 57 Student Chapel Committee 58 chairman Volleyball Alternate 56 Hockey AlIStar 57 58 Sportsmanshup Award 55 We are stall wonderung about Muggs sallor and South of the Boarder frxends whale she us weavmg octopn and Invmg at up at church conferences Elizabeth Fielder Twister literary ed 58 Casady Luttle Theater 57 production mgr 5 Crier news ed 57 Choir 56 58 Debatlng 57 58 Tenms 58 Hockey Alt 57 French Award 56 Luzs affectuon for France and the French led us to belneve she has more than lust contacts on the Contment One of our lazlests scholars shell make the tenms team at Podunct U we hopel 'H 38 415. Penny Hogan Crier 57 circulation mgr Twister 58 Choir 57 58 Ga es 55 57 58 Debating 58 Having bagged a Joe College PENNY '5 now eagel lo further her education Although she deserted US f0 Classen she soon saw the light and returned home to slay us with her writing Dodge Hill Football letterman '58 Soccer '56-'58 captain '56 '57 Casady Little Theatre '5 vice president '58 C Club '58 Choir '56-'58 Chapel Boy '57 Casady Investors '58 Science Club '57 Science Fair lschoolj '56 third place Debating '58 Crier '57 cartoonist Twister 6-'58 Dodger faithful patron of the shoeper market loosesf more money because of his optimistic betting on history tests than anyone else He does however have talent in other fields such as drums and will display it when pressed 1- 3. 'v ,frfv If ff i' 4ir 'mg Illia-uh' Ns-ff Marcia McGee Twister edltor 58 Crier makeup edrtor 5 staff 56 Debattng 57 58 Science Falrlcttyj 56 supernor Gales 55 58 sargent at arms 56 lntramural Council 57 Intramural Team Manager 56 58 Hockey All Star 56 alternate 57 Archery All Star 56 PersonalltyAward 56 Magoo has acqutred most of her strong arm poltctes used tn runntng the yearbook from bexng gurls sports manager for three years Rangtng from the Golden Hawk to atrplanes and horses she ts the best traveled member of the class Her remarks In Engltsh often astound everybody rncludmg M Bloodgood Eddie Leonard Football 56 Soccer 56 57 Tennus 56 57 'Q' I Sclence Farr 56 Twnster 58 Debattng 58 B19 Ed has been leadtng a double Itfe Although he may be rather tactturn tn school actually h a hard rtdtng J Ranger ae -A 'nw at Vw ,. .gf with 6 but Chuck Morruson Football letterman '57 '58 Soccer '55 '58 Twlster '58 photography edltor Cruer '57 managing ed Chour '57 '58 Debatung '57 '58 CCIub '57 '58 secretary treasurer '58 Casady Investors '58 Affecttonate Chunck a friend to forlorn maldens and world trave'er l5 our answer to Rockefeller Although hns haur may be curly he proved hlmself burly playung tootball John Montgomery Football letterman 57 58 Basketballletterman 57 58 Baseball letterman 56 58 StudentCounculpres 58 representatrve 57 Twister 58 business mgr Crier 57 busxness mgr CCIub 56 58 Jr Rotary 57 Debatlng 57 58 Dance Committee 57 58 Most Improved Llneman Award 58 AA our red headed bebe has been dusullusuoned by the vxces of the sensor gurls Often the vuctum of dlsparagnng comments the Mouth has been known to say some rather crude thmgs hnmself but carrnes the Casady banner as SC P wherever he may go .sa .ll X , v . xo ff ' fci Linda Petree Twister 58 circulation mang Student Council 57 Choir 56 58 Cheerleader 57 58 head cheerleader 58 Gales 55 58 secy 58 Blazers 56 58 Hockey All Star 56 58 Basketball All Star 57 58 Baseball All Star 58 Volleyball AllStar 56 57 Archery All Star 56 Personality Award 54 Crier 57 Debating best speaker 58 Petre seems to be always in financial difficulties due to her extravagent expenditure on spray net records and gum An avid follower of Big Red she has assumed their fighting spirit while leading the Casady cheers Martha Nagle Twister '58 ass't. editor Crier editor '57 staff '56 Casady Little Theater '57 '58 president '58 play reading comm. '57 Intramural Council Mgr. '58 ass't manager '57 Debating 57 58 Blazers 57 58 Hockey All Star 56 58 Baseball AllStar 57 58 Basketball All Star 57 Sports Award 56 57 Scholastic Award 56 Nags extremely precise enunclatnon has helped her in expressing her somewhat dubious thoughts Her neat appear ance and dainty feet make one wonder at her choice of hockey over ballet 4 - 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 ' In 1 1 58 7 1 1 A f , I ' , . . . . sean ' 1 , 9 , A K fl . 11 1 11 1 V - 1 , -. 1 1 1 1 1 ' I , 11 11 1 1 1 1 V, 1 1 I -' fir' , 1 1 A Q Y -ir-A M 3.41, . ' A , 'J' ,Ja 1 1 is l I - 11 - 11 1 ' -, ' . 1 - 4 A l -A-'U . . . . . . . ' ' V 3 1 1 - fly 1 'dd S' - - . T Ray Phtlltps Football letterman 57 Q Baseball letterman 57 Gordon Romney Football letterman 56 58 Baseball letterman 55 58 Basketball letterman 56 57 CClub 55 58 vice pres 58 Choir 56 58 Debatung 57 58 Twlster 58 Mostlmproved Back Award 57 58 In sptte of has extreme knock kneedness Gordte as an outstandmg ctttzen and contrtbutes generously to the Oklahoma Cty poltce department Startmg out young as a tratl blazer tn the Wyomtng wtlderness he now devotes hts tame to other ftelds'9 vw 7 CClub 57 58 Chonr 56 57 Debattng 57 Twtster 58 Casady Investors 58 Bard Club 55 Hts glasses belle has cave man approach to gurls and a a result he has to tmport them from other schools Thus year Dumbo Phtlltps was shot out of the saddle by Shepard gr'-. 91 in vga Mr- Fenton Sanger Football letterrnan '58 Soccer '55-'58 Golf '56-'58 CCIub '58 Casady Little Theater '56-'58 stage mgr. '58 Choir '57 Twister '58 Debating '57 Casady Investors '58 Uncle Fenton, the idol of the seventh grade, has been seen running through the halls flourishing his cane and terroriz- ing the girls. Fenton's happy whistling is not always appreciated Eddie Shapord Football letterman 58 Basketball letterman 58 Baseball letterman 58 CClub 58 Debate 58 best speaker award Twister 58 Little All City Cfootballl 58 All Conference Cbasketballj 58 Eeeedie hasnt ceased to astound us with his gruff voice and late model Plymouth What with these and his athletic ability he could be voted the most opposite with the popu lar sex during tests 'g l N fi Jack Street Football letterman Soccer 56 58 captain 58 Baseballrngr 57 CClub 57 58 Student Council 56 58 Casady Little Theater 57 Twister 58 sports ed Crier 57 sports ed Debating 57 best speaker Jr Rotarlan 57 On graduating from grade school Jack was predicted to be the Casanova of i957 Although we were unable to obtain pertainent information in this field his contributions to dra matics and choir and especially to Carousel are substantial Sue Ann Snetcher Gales '55-'58 Choir '56 Twister '58 Crier '57 Intramural Council '57 Hockey AllStar '56 '57 Setting the style with her Parisian hair do and lasses 9 -11. from outer space Sue Ann I f ' a most orced Mr. Gibson to retire from drivers ed . She is also an avid patron of the rock n roll shows. 4:77 '58 , . , ,SB Choir '56-'58 I S wmford Football letterman 55 58 co captam 58 Basketball letterman 56 58 Baseball Ietterrnan 55 56 Student Councnl 55 Student Store 55 56 Debattng 57 Cholr 56 CCIub 55 58 Twnster' 58 Most Valuable Llneman 56 58 AlIConference 56 58 Llttle All Cnty 56 Swm got started on has cycle In the 10th grade and we can almost tell the weather by whom he dates ln football he has held the left sade of the lme agaunst who ever mtght thunk of runnmg a play over ut ww ue Suffaeld Twister 58 actnvntles co ed Crler 57 Debating 57 Gales 55 58 Spanish Award 56 Personality Award 55 109 l .151 Suff Smchs srde klck IS an excellent bopper wlth a bunch of very mysterlous boy frlends Bemg the best dressed gurl un the class she has some real creatuons In shoes vb F5311-64:3 xv' gli? if A . . 4 f ' . V4-af - I at ,Q S . 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' , B'll ' 6 I I I I ' - ' ' A I I . :J ' . , if I I V . , . , ' I 1 ' f II I I I , , J T-'Z-153 mfgfbg ik FUR Ann Trent swps Club even Itttle Ga es 55 58 prestdent 58 treasurer 57 Cheerleader 56 Casady Luttle Theater 56 58 buslness mgr 58 Cholr 57 58 Tvvtster 58 Crier 57 feature ed Debating 57 58 Photography Club 55 ChapeIServlce Comm '58 Scholastuc Award '56'58 Annabelle has had her name engraved on the absentee because of her extended vacattons Prestdertt of the Pep and a true tnsptratton to the Dramattcs Club Annte has surpassed her mother nn selltng tnckets She does very of her runntng on the athlettc held Mortorte Thurston Tvvlster 58 art edntor Crier 8 Cartoorttst Casady Lnttle Theater 58 state play contest lntramuralCour1c1l 58 All Star Baseball 58 Alternate Archery 58 rt an search e Lagy a rvtn from Ha ure found t9 Spectaltznng nn cugarette holders actung l reat hopes for Marge SO wha? and personalttv we wave g are you from Brooklyn? X ,,i X uit- ,f . . Neff, ,J , ,lf 1125172 5 3. ,, . ,, t I I II ' 11 1 X 5 I . , , . , Th ' nt Red, rt g ' fd- 9 A cult , 'T. l A 7' 'W .4 -X .. .' 'xx' A47 w, , ul.: H I ,, , , Q h . , 3 . I id 1 X - 1 , . , V . , , ' 1 H - ff 1 1, - H , - , 1 , I. 3 -- foe 'SQ if no 7-....-r' Barbara Whffney Twlster 58 hour 58 Gales 55 58 Blazers 57 58 Hockey AllStar 57 58 BasebaIlAllStar 57 58 Volleyball All Star 57 Although Whutney may have that Park Avenue accent her ways and attttude towards offtcnals on the athletuc fneld prove she as an Oklahoman She vtolently denues ever peroxtd mg her hatr as she hunts for her contact lens on the floor Carey Turner Choir '58 Gales '58 Tennis '58 Debating '58 Ou ah lil' ole tennis playah from Loosuana has proved a problem to ou ah linguistic dapartrnent Although the laake doesn't take the Hplayce of the bayoo she ts tryung to adiust. 1' If 4 A If ff . I c ' ' y I I Xi Basketball All star '57 'ss I W gf--nr -nw R- Odrle Boullcud Roy Wrllrams Football letterman 56 58 Bu kctball lettcrrrran 56 .28 Baseball letterman 56 58 Track letterman 56 57 CClub 56 58 Choir 57 Debatlng 57 ner Twlster 8 Most Valuable Back Award 58 AllConference 58 football basketball 57 All Crty Baseball Never wnthout an award steady gurl or an excuse Wnllne leads our class rn athletlcs and academlcs Kung Roy obrarned hrs concept of lustlce an tenth grade hnstory and has used rt when necessary sence then Gales 58 'G Cholr 58 I Debatxng 58 Twnster 58 Alben our glamorous Import from France amazed 5 wnth her knowledge of Physucs Her southwestern twang wnh a French accent and grant economy suze pony Yall make l '9f unrque PS French tutorlng cheap L. 1 : A. ,, ,ajgxh -f ' F if . 4 .,l , , , , - A , X 1 , -1 5 , . 5 , 1 V 1 1 A X . R 1 1 ,yr ' . , K -- . , - ' A i , IIC ' ll 157 gr ' -' I1 ' If I5 , , 3 A. FL 1 .. I f ill? 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'sv- Ronal Bonebralce lohn MOHIQOIHGYY Larry Brown Relaxed tnformahty coupled wrth worthwhxle act1on seemed to be the keynote of thrs year s student counc1l Presldent Iohn Montgomery substxtuted practrcal proyects for Roberts Rules of Order and the counc1l rolled through the year at a speedy pace Htghpomt of the year came early 1n November when Casady was formally admrtted to the Intra Crty Student Counc1l Th1s was a very 1mportant step for 1t gave Casady Councrl members a chance to exchange 1deas Wllh the many publlc h1ghschools A SGIIGS of student exchange days durlng whtch students from Casady V1S1l9d the publlc hrghschools and a v1s1t1ng delegatlon was recelved at Casady came as a result of our mernbershrp IH the lntra Ctty Student Councll In a s1m1lar move Casady 1n augurated correspondence among student counctls of member schools ln the I S A Th1s program proved very mterestlng to the parttctpatmg schools Later rn the spr1ng the Student Councrl drrected rts efforts toward a general clean up proyect The detent1on study hall began to have more dutles 1n th1s area of endeavor than before and the etghth grade was all1gned to the Job of cleamng up the fences Later the protect culmmated IH a general work day m whxch the whole school turned out to p1cn1c and cleaned up Casady Indlcatrve of lh1S student counc1l were the large number of representat1ves who actlvely part1c1 pated 1n counc1l affa1rs The counc1l grew from a Junror sen1or debate to an all school d1scuss1on per1od Large proJects and small were presented by representat1ves of all grades The need for new locker hooks rn Mrller Hall was QIVGH as rnuch attentron as plans for a grgantrc mrxwer STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Front row L to nght Nancy Adams Tom Rarney Tom Botkxn Susan Hoff man Dee Replogle Back row L to nght hm Hardwrck Iack Street Tom Parker Ann Connolly Barbara Bradley M Gerrcke John Swmford Not pxctured Marxlyn Swan STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER Front row L to rxqht Beth Kennedy Tom Ratney Ann Forrester Dee Re plogle Kay Rogers Back row L to nght Iack Street Nancy Adams Tom Parker Nrna Wade Dalton Barbara Bradley Mr Gerrcke lohn Swrnford Not pictured Hughes Coston 'E , W ' YM , , ,,,. f,,. 4 A Lin A ' ' , K WF G' f ' '9- u n I s 1 1 I . . . . . . 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Steve Dunlap and Tom Parker STUDENT STORE The Student Store was another brrqht spot 1n the year for the student councxl Two enter pr1s1nq tenth graders were grven the trymg 1ob of managmg the store Tom Parker and Steve Dunlap managed to lrft the store out of the red They happ1ly reported a DfOf1t of over two hundred dollars for the frrst semester Durmg the second semester they fmanced a four school m1xer and helped out on program prmt mg blllS that dug heavlly Into thelr earmngs but they Sllll managed to show a protrt wrth a sm1le K-x Q ulkn' 0486 fn .X N mx T V C f Q Wy 1 at vw Q ' f -:rd 'ivy' ' QQ? ti Q, SGTEQ- Gam Q 49 C -is 0 A' THE DANCE COMMITTEE The Dance Comm1ttee thrs year has planned and brought about several out standrng dances The Chrrstmas Dance the Valent1ne Dance and the one at Graduatron were grven careful cons1derat1on and at tentron and the decoratrons at Chnstmas especrally were dazzlxng ones that Casady shall never forget 2 DANCE COMMITTEE Front row L to nqht Barbara Bradley Diane Dawson Ann Connolly Back row I. to nght Ixm Hardwmck Iohn Montgomery Not pictured Larry Brown B I ' - -' 2 ', 'A' A fij-j1VH ffxx x 4. fi x Aix ,El Tc xx ' xx at 5' . 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A . , A I TWISTER Th1s year s Tw1ster staff 1S not makmg any boasts or DIGISGS about how great th1s annual IS It merely hopes 1t can get 1t out on tlme wh1ch IS doubtful There wont be any money left for next years Tw1ster e1ther The staff and ed1tor have exh1b1ted extraordmary grace under straln when dlscovermg that the book was two weeks beh1nd and the1r theslses werent f1n1shed However what ever may befall faculty adv1sor Mr Ger1cke IS always around to offer help and consolatlon and lncldently check WIIIG ups and captlons For better or worse here 1S the 58 Twxster we hope you llke 1t STAFF EDITOR Marc1a McGee ASSISTANT EDITOR Martha Nagle ADVERTISING MANAGER Frank Bolen BUSINESS MANAGER Iohn Montgomery SENIOR EDITOR Barbara BradleY MAKE UP EDITOR D1ane Dawson PHOTOGRAPHER Chuck Morr1son ACTIVITIES EDITOR Sue Suffxeld LITERARY EDITOR Ehzabeth F1elder GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR Myra Fredenckson CARTOONIST Marge Thurston CIRCULATION EDITOR Lrnda Petree FACULTY ADVISOR Robert Gerxcke GENERAL STAFF Barbara Benham Penny Hogan Alan Dav1s Gordon Ralney Roy W11l1ams Barbara Wh1tney Ann Trent Kay Blngharn Sue Snetcher Dodge H111 Larry Brown Cary Turner Ionathan Burch Eddxe Leonard T Ray Phllllps Fenton Sanger B111 Swlnford Edd1e Shappard SPORTS EDITOR ...ifIQQIIQfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff .,...... lack street , . NEWSPAPER STAFF NEWSPAPER STAFF Front row L to right-Carol Hood Ann Connolly Nrna Wade DaltoFront row L to right Lmk Bynum Richard Spahn Betsy Savage Davrd Bass Tom Parker Drana Bachrach Elrzabeth Gallagher Seated Ann Porch As the year draws to a close we look forward to a summer wrthout the Cneil We the staff shall mlss lt the paper has been our constant compamon throughout the school year always w1ll1ng to take up any spare trme we mrqht happen to acqurre After our prmter 1n1t1ated us xnto the mysterzous m tncacres of headhrnng galley proohng f1rst dum m1es etc we went on to produce what we hope can be cons1dered a good paper the Aprrl Issue for Fools would perhaps not be worthy of bemg called a good paper but even Cner edrtors have therr moments We have done our best to cover all facets of Casady and to present art1cles of 1nterest to all who read the Cnet Th1s year has seen the addrtron of over thxrty column rnches to the s1ze of the Cner and a better grade of paper IS bemg used for the 1957 58 news sheet Our adverhsrng has boomed and flnanclally the Cner IS better off than 1t ever has been we plan to g1ve some S300 to the exchange student fund at the end of the year A typewnter and a f1l1ng cabmet now grace the Cner room and there 1S a complete frle of all the back 1ssues So much has been sald about the functlons of a school paper and 1ts respons1b1l1t1es that we do not belreve we need add to the qrowrng lrst of hlgh rdeals We hope we have upheld these standards and that th1s years Cner rs the best yet Thanks to our advrsor Mr F C Blooclgood for gallantly tryrng to 1nst1l1 some culture 1nto our scandal sheet and for controlhng some of our wllder ed1tor1al whrms Thanks are also due to the Cner staff who have tned most d1l1gently to h1nder our meetmg the prmters deadlrne for each and every lssuel N W D CRIER Editor in Chi Managing Editor News Ed tors Make-uEdEd1tor School itor Feature Edrtor Editorial Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Photography Editor Faculty Advisor Cartoonlst Nina Wade Dalton Diana Bachrach Elxzabeth Gallagher and Ann Porch Rrchard Spahn Tom Parker Bets Savage Lm B ynum Tom Bamard David Bass Ann Connolly Carol Hood Ron Bonebrake F C Blood ood B Marge Thurston IEW! STAFF Gaye Anthony Linda Carol Marcus Brown Chuck Freeman FEATURE STAFF Diana Howard Larry Inchols Carol Hood COPYWBITER8 Hardalonn Dia Anihony Elizabeth Glllaqhdl The CRIER is published 12 times during the school year by Casady School. P 0 Box 10507 Oklahoma City 20 Okla Subscription rate one year 82.50 . , 9 g , , , ' - : . - ' , . I 1 1 I ' : 1 I I A I n n u v u I , . ' I I I ' I ' I I 1 n 1 1 I 'I . . ' Q . 1, H . . . . , . . H 1. I s . , . . . , I . I 1 n 1 u - . . . . . . . . . . . . . , I ' W u ' a - - ef .... .... - Sportslllditor ...... . ........... ..... . ..... ............ ' K . . , , , . : , . GLE The Gales 58 have done rt aqam' Another blq year for the qtrls to support an undefeated foot ball team basketball soccer and baseball However the Gales th1s year are not known only for the1r pep they worked hard to sell football season trckets Headed by Ann Trent Ann Connolly and Nancy Adams the Gales contr1buted S800 to the athlet1c fund Aqam 1n November the q1rls sold basketball season t1ckets headed by the Jumors Next year the club hopes to make more money for the athlet1cs by a combxned sports season txcketl The qxrls helped the Med1cal Research Foundahon and the March of Drmes by collect1ons at foot ball qames headed by Barbara Bradley and the senlors In November the Gales and the Student Counc1l sponsored a mxxer after the Cathohc football qame whrch proved a huge success desp1te the ram' To celebrate the football team s undefeated season the Gales presented the lettermen w1th gold footballs and the1r heart1est conqratulahons As th1s art1cle qoes to press the Gales are planmnq a bake sale and a style show to leave money 1n the treasury for next year We feel the Gales have contr1buted the1r best to the school wlth the1r pep and loyalty but all th1s could not have been accomphshed w1thout Mrs Porch To her qo our thanks and best wxshes for another blq year next year 1 . . . . 1 , - A ' I , . , . . 1 . 11 . , . 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . 'rw 1 'Jw 'L Q Q '- ' . 7,1 .. . K y , , , in 'Q f L H 512 ' ' f M,,lffn .... 1 .2 ' l . Q , 1 I ' Q' , 'K ' . . Q N V . ' , ' I 1 1 tt t 1 0- 5 4 F ' ' QM-fr T 3 ...f-'YY' 1 .,w- ,- y-fe ,- 4 fl Oihcers front row rl Ann Tren! pres Barbara Bradley v pres Ann Connolly treas Kay Blnqham reporter Nancy Adams hlstorran Not pictured Lmda Petree secy 3 sf' 'fini se, ,W W rv' WS I XX I l crmrzruznmzns ' ' if Left to nqhi D ne Jaws n Cxssy rls rl Srsre Stewart Barbara Benham Ian Paschal Lrnda Petree Be sy Sava,e !lam4,4iJ.f 0 ' M , . Q r! F R 4 4 . ,lf 4 f I K f I I I 1 1 'Nw , ,. , All .I I f' x X ' -5 ll ' Y l x . ' 3,5 ' 'YJ xx I ' --11 1-gr 1 s 1 4 , l ' - - ' fx .rr l .CMJ 4 .. 7,,, J,Il.m - , l ff! Y X ' A f A XXX F SER , N '1 ' lx ' : ra P N o , ' Ca o., ' ' , V ' CASADY LITTLE THE TER I A , ?-1.215-29:3 V ' 7, . A, V . . ft! A if .. ,A I -ln.. D D' 'lf DRAMATICS CLUB A certaln somethmg called money has d1SllI'1Qh1Sl1Gd thrs year 1n the annuals of the Casady School L1ttle Theatre Wrth rntrocluctlon of patron subscnptrons and trcketlxsts by Buslress Manager Ann Trent the Treasury ballooned to unknown he1ghts wh1ch pleased Treasurer Barbara Benham and Drrector Wrlharn Walker However the Treasury was soon deflated by the purchase of much needed lrghtlng equrpment whrch wlth the flaps and other stage equ1prnent whrch was salvaged by Stage Manager Fenton Sanger from the faculty play provlded the followrng productlons wrth well bu1lt and well appearrng sets The Dramat1c Wodcshop after a year of drsorder was frnally cleaned and parnted at the 1nst1gat1on of Presldent Martha Nagle and V1cePres1dent Dodge Hrll Nr' O f ff EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front Row left to nght Ann Porch Barbara Benham 5 Y.. Martha Nagle Ann Trent Back Row left to nqht Carol Hood Fenton Sanger Nma N Wade Dalton Ann Connolly Ehzabeth Flelder Not pictured Dodge H111 , . .lg vt , A Q! , L 1 f .. T ' , t , V V , I A 1 E ns. Y ' - Q , af l' - vs T Q 'fi J' 3fg'I,:A -it nr ra 5-A 'lxsgj . ! T. -.N X ' gf ,lf , ,cs . T' 55 3 0 'T A-3 ' Q . ul ,A A X I 'NDN 5' ,B F I H . - - J 4 v, ' l, . : , - , ' I ' . I : George Washmqton Slept Here On May 2nd and 3rd the lower school put on a dellghtful comedy en tltled Tune Out for Gmqer Thxs IS the story of a grrl 1n hlghschool who de crdes to follow her father s advrce and become an equal She goes out for the varsrty football team makes 1t and scores a touchdown 1n the year s tough older srster who boy frxend was the teams star However alls well that ends well and Gmger returns to femln 1n1ty wxth a date to the prom and a new or at least more falthful boylrlend Mrllonn Bullard Karen Ienkms and Forrest Armstrong all d1d frne Jobs m therr roles and are to be commended Carousel In comunctron wlth the faculty Kaufmanns and Hart s George Wash ington Slept Here was the frrst malor productron of the Dramatics Club Mrs George Wlfutney and Henry Gersman were the leads and lound humorous support rn Mr Burrage Warner The play concems a couple seekmg rest rn the peaceful New England countryside X bk 91 Thrs years musrcal was Carousel the story of a carousel barker and a mrll g1rl played by lack Street and Barbara Benham W1th admrrable per formances by Ann Trent Ann Connol ly and Iohnathan Burch the Dramatlcs Club had for the fxrst trme S RO At the begrnnmg of the year the Fourth Annual Play Wrltrng Contest was held and the wrnmng plays were produced What Pnce Gemus? by Kelsey Pnce Minnies Millions by Iohnathan Burch and Decision of Fate by V1rg1n1a Thomas won the laurals for this year wrth Burchs comedy takmg the top pnze l l - - 'rf u I u - .X f.. N ' 'i I ,. est game, much to the chagrin of her lf' 1 i n A' Al ls ' I N .mdvlf ' 5.- .lv CHOIR Life at Casady would not be the same without starting the day with chapel The choir is an important part of chapel The members of the choir as well as its audience emoyed both the insplrinq ohristmas service and the annual spring proqrarn This year the choir along with the Dramatics Club presented Carousel lt was an excellent success both artistically and financially. lt sold out all three mqhts. The choirs capable director Bayard Auchincloss admits that even though they re a bit noisy he s quite proud of his proteqees. The chapel boys this year were Larry Brown and Marcus Butterly. Q-5Qf ' JM -A-5, IQ 5- Larry Brown Marcus Bufferly url- W f M x' lj S! fi' 3,19 ft 'Iv YT l 1' 55W 0 I ffwj x . 'I Rfk 6' if , In gf! lffzlo A ,145- pg. 4 J IQ 'jo I Q . 33 1 36 v 4- . A , 'fa Q 1 5xN 'ff i i f ' Yun 320 Sm -if I kilns. 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Ili -1- xxfs- . xx 5, we ,J LAZERS INTR MLIRAL COUNCIL The Intramural Councrl 1n xts thxrd year has effectlvely fulhlled rts purpose The Councll whlch COHSISIS of a Manager Assrstant Manager and two representatwes elected from each grade rs 1n charge of electmg the sports to be 1ncluded 1n the Intramural program hxmg the dates of the play offs and selectrng the All Star and Alternate teams Thls year Intramurals has been d1v1ded up mto two drfterent sectlons upper and lower school Seventh and e1ghth grades compr1se the lower school wh1le the nrnth through twelvth are the upper Each have thelr 1nd1v1dual play offs and All Star teams Also under the ausp1ces of the Intramural Counc11 IS the Blazers whrch IS the gxrls equwalent of a letter club except that 1t has no OIIICGTS and holds no meetmas The reqmrements to earn a blazer and crest are destgnated by the Intramural Councxl BLAZERS il Front Row left to right Petrma Russo Mary Montgomery Dxane Dawson Martha Nagle Back Row left to rlqht Trrsha McGee Mary Glen Yeary Barbara Benham Lmda Petree Barbara Whxtney KN - ' riilii- ' JGQQQD tsl ' I ' t 59 X. ,fs V J mx I 4J? iei, 1A Xxx 'Qrrzdfl , Q 4 V01 IBK' .t IE , U SCIENCE CLUB The Sc1ence Club took charge of runn1ng the school SCIGUCG fa1r th1s year for the llfSl t1me Students w1sh1ng to enter the fa1r sub m1tted entry forms to the executlve comm1ttee cons1st1ng of Dav1d Bass presldent Ionathan Burch V1C9 pres1dent and Ellzabeth Gallagher secretary The sc1ence club was grven author1ty over the schools sc1ence facul1t1es for use out Slde the classroom also Membersh1p 1S open to all SIX grades and members of the lower grades are urged to 1o1n The membersh1p IS the largest SIHCG the club was formed lt 1S the a1m of the SCIGHCG club to promote an mterest 1n SCIGHCG and to mtroduce the students to the many and varled aspects of sc1ence Ns 'Q 1 X Rx XX H, X xiii . S' it Y' ,Q X ily CASADY INVESTORS The Casady Investors was founded by Mr Auch1ncloss Chuck MOTTISOH Alan DGVIS and Frank Bolen The pres1dent 1S Frank Bolen Among the stocks traded on the exchange are Santa Fe Rexall U S Borax Kerr McGee L1ggett Meyers Carr1er U S Steel ACF Wr1g ley Anaconda and others The ropes of the stock market are learned as transactrons are carrled on under the same cond1t1ons as are present on the NYSE The Casady Investors IGCGIVG the quotahons once each day Accurate books are kept by speclal brokers Clark Hon nold Fenton Sanger and others They have had the opportunlty to hear authormes on the mar ket speak at school CAMERA CLUB Although 1t has not been heard about a great deal thrs year a small but hard workmg group has made some worthy Iohn Powell won Places 1n the Ansco Scholast1c compet1t1on ln the state of Okla homa Steve Swanson won two Second Places and all three won S75 scholarsh1ps to the Kansas summer M1dwestern Musxc and Art Camp Tom Walbert had h1s photos publlshed 1n the Oklahoma Ed1t1on of the Eprscopal magaz1ne Forth Others 1n the workmq group are Clark Southworth Steve Creekmore and both of whom have shown 1mag1nat1on 1n the use of the camera and enlargmg techmques I Loft to rlqht' Mr Auchmcloss, Alan Davxs, Frank Bolen, Fenton Sanger I , , 9 S N v 4 1 9 1 ,x ls., , XX gg Q so T155 X, gf r x f , .9 Y Q ' A N r gs XX . 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FCOTBALL Casady Scuftles St Marys CASADY BUFFETS TEXAS GRIDERS CASADY cRAcKs TEXANS, 34-0 STREAK Hlrs 16 CASADY SLAMS CASADY FLOGS CENTRAL 40 O SHAWNEE TEAM Casady Held to Tle at Home Changes Fleld to Beat Irlsh Casady Wms 210 Over St Mark s Llons G1bSOH has done 1t agam' For the second consecut1ve season Coach Hoot G1bson has sent h1s charges through a challengmg elght game schedule f1nally to emerge w1thout a defeat to mar the streak begun back 1n 1955 by that year s ed1t1on of the Cyclones The vlctory strmg now stands at 18 stra1ght w1ns In add1t1on to an un defeated season the Cyclone defense gathered state w1de laurels by allowmg only 13 pomts to cross the1r goal l1ne Wh1le sett1ng th1s amazxng mark wh1ch was tops 1n the state the offense ptled up a total of 222 po1nts to rank h1gh among the state scor1ng leaders The Cyclone machtne began the season relat1vely slowly but soon p1cked up the momen tum wh1ch was to carry them through thxs second stra1ght undefeated season In the season s opener agamst a rugged Capltal H111 B squad the Cyclone offense could not seem to get roll1ng The Cap1tal H111 team cons1st1ng of many of the AA state champ s defens1ve starters drove 1ns1de the Casady 15 yard str1pe on several occas1ons only to be turned back by the st1ngy Cyclone defense Casady won 6 O In the next contest played 1n a down pour the Cyclones met 1ntra c1ty r1val Cathol1c Once aga1n the offenswe un1t sputtered After a change of flelds due to l1ght1ng d1ff1cult1es the Insh determ1ned to avenge last year s 47 6 thumpmg at the hands of the Cyclones scored to put Casady beh1nd for the f1rst t1me slnce 1955 Only then d1d the Casady attack come to l1fe-punchmg across two SUCCGSSIVG T D s one 1n the f1nal m1nutes of play to sew up game number 12 The th1rd game of the season pltted Casady aqamst unbeaten St Gregory of Shawnee Th1s was the do or d1e game for the Cyclones and they d1d romp1ng over the h1gh r1d1ng Kmghts 310 From then on Coach G1bSOHS S W P C champs were 1n no ser1ous trouble On successlve weeks they mowed down St Stephans 320 St Mary s 45 6 and St Iohn s 34 0 Followmg a weeks rest the Cyclone took up r1ght where 1t left off by wallop1ng St Mark s of Dallas 21 O Th1s was a fxne team effort 1n one of the years hardest fought battles Th1s game was for all the ch1ps as Casady wrapped up 1ts second stra1ght conference crown ln the seasons f1nale the Cyclones moved 1nto some class A compet1t1on and were equal to the task as they ambushed Central 40 O The game played 1n the mud was the last for the eleven senlor lettermen and was truly a f1ne example of team effort Last year s Twlster expressed doubt that the 1956 team s equal W1ll be seen 1n a long Whlle We feel we are now Just1f1ed 1n say1ng that not only has 1lS equal been seen but perhaps 1lS superlor Th1s statement IS heartlly backed by all who w1tnessed the two clubs 1n act1on by those who played for both teams and also by compara l1Ve score Wh1le we W1ll not go so far as to say that the 1957 Casady Cyclones equal w1ll not be seen for a long Wh1le we are proud to pT9d1Cl that the 57 ed1t1on w1ll undoubtedly rank as one of the best as long as Casady football annals stand' Gbson and Gqvulg ! 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Roy Wilhams Forward lohn Montgomery Guard Larry Brown Forward BASKETB LL For the past s1x years Casady s basketball teams have been on the up grade w1th the 5657 ed1t1on comprllng the best over all record Whrle the 1957 58 edrtron drd not qurte measure up to that squad s mark rt certalnly d d not lack the hustle and determrnatron whrch are characterrstrc of all Casady teams Although rrddled by graduatron the team under the capable hands of new headcoach Gerald Bullard forged to a 8 16 record Whrle these frgures rn themselves are not partrcularly 1mpress1ve several of the v1ctor1es defrmte ly were The hrgh pornt of the season was undoubtedly the 5149 defeat of Classen Htgh a hrghly regarded team rn Oklahoma C1ty crrcles Another h1gh pornt came when Casady hosted the Northern half of the A T P S conference tournament The Cyclones romped over all three apponents 1nclud1ng St Mark s of Dallas to capture the Northern half champxonshrp Several weeks later the squad Journeyed to Dallas to challenge the remcunrng teams of the conference How ever the southern teams proved to be a good deal stronger than the northern had been and Casady dropped three games W1nn1ng only one ln the thrrd contest the hustllng Cyclones met the defendlng champrons from Klnkald and forced the rangy T xans mto an overtrme before fmally succombmg When the frnal frgures were complled the Cyclones rated fourth place among the A T P S schools wrth a record of 4 4 rn conference play Thls 1S the thrrd stralght year that the Cyclones have captured the number four slot Desplte the relatlvely low f1n1sh 1n conference play and the medro re record Casady reaped several rn drvrdual honors On the A T P S All Conference Team both Roy Wrlhams and Eddre Shapard grabbed frrst team berths wrth B111 Swrnford ratrng an honorable ment1on Not even Krnkalds Falcons could boast of th1s flne achxevement Locally the Dmly Oklahomcm and Oklahoma Cnty Txmes agam recognrzed Wrllrams and Shapard placrng them on the second and thrrd teams of the Lrttle All C1ty Squad respectrvely The team s medlocre record can be almost drrectly attrrbuted to one thmg lack of herght The frnesse skrll polrsh sprrrt and hustle were all there but Casadys tallest man measured only s1x feet one 1nch Although graduatron losses will be costly agarn thxs year 1t 1S hoped that Coach Bullard wxll be able to form a w1n rung team from some promrsmg newcomers and several veterans Eddxe Shappard Guard x11 Swmford Center B111 West Forward BH' W E ILL 'il lohn Danstrom Tom Gray Dcrvxd Harden Gund C,,,,,, Gund Coach Bullard . , . . . . 9 . . , . . , - I , . , . . - - , 7 , . , . 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A F ' tt ?. il 'sr It F - F' SOCCE R if Casady Tulsa U Casady Alumnl Casady O C U Casady O C U Casady O C U Casady St Marks A newly reJuvenated program under the gu1d1ng hands of Mr Tom Ir1sh saw the 57 58 ed1t1on sputter through a rugged 7 game schedule Whlle the squad could do no better than a 16 record It was felt that the team rmproved tremendously over the season and seemed to 1nd1cate better thlngs to come 1n future years The Cyclones were hampered constantly by 1nJury and S1Ck1'leSS throughout the season but lacked ma1nly a scortng punch Although dom1nat1ng plays 1n several games the Cyclones wound up on the short end of the score The h1gh polnt of the season was undoubtedly the l 0 VlClO1'Y over rlval St Marks of Dallas Playmg 1n cold Wlfld ar1d on soggy turf the Cyclones scored early and never rel1nqu1shed ll'l1S DTGCIOUS lead as they marched to the only v1ctory of the year In th1s game too sickness kept 5 starters out of play In 1ntramural play the team captalned by Sen1or halfbaclc Alan Davls edged out I'ack Street s team wlth a late season surge to cop the f1rst 1ntramural champlonshxp Desplte the somewhat dlsmal record comprled by the vars1ty squad the season as a whole was a success and Coach Insh looks for better thmgs 1n the future as all but 3 starters return next year J E 63 --...-.- ....... 0 . ...-.. ----2 ---..---------U ' --------1 ,---,-,,, ,,,,,- U . . . ...... ------..--3 Ccrsady ....,., , -,.,.,. U St. Marks ......... .3 ,,,,,-,-,g,,,,,O . . . ---------------2 ---Qu--.,----1 . . . --------..--.-3 .---,,,-,------l . ---...-.--0 BA EB LL Front Row l to r Gordon Harney B111 West Dale Mitchel Edclxe Shapard Iohn Montgomery Steve Klxne T Ray Phtlllps Alan Greer mgr Second Row L to r Ron Bonebrake Doyle Tunnel Tom Gray Roy Wtlhams Larry Brown B111 Butler Coach Whltney As the 1958 Twlster goes to press the baseball season IS strll ID progress W1th only a few games remarntng plus the all rmportant conference tournament 1nAust1n the 1958 ed1t1on of the Cyclones appears to be well on 1ts way to an excellent season The record to date reads won ll lost 3 Vrctones 1nclude 1mportant ones over several C1lY g1ants such as Mldwest Clty Del Cxty Catholxc and Putnam C1ty The three losses came at the hands of Del C1ty Mrdwest C1ty and Dewey rn the O U Tourna ment at Norman However George Wh1tneys squad had some consolatron 1n each of these setbacks as they avenged two of them and then saw Dewey go on to cap ture the class B t1tle at Norman In that tournament the Cyclones showed up better than ever before as they romped to the quarter fmals before belng stopped by the potent1al charnplons After play1ng two games a day for two days the Cyclone mound staff was exhausted and lack of depth 1n that department led to defeat ln the gruel1ng tourney Sparkl1ng performances were turned ln on the mound by freshman Steve Klme ln a lhlt 50 shutout of Arnett at Norman by sentor Gordon Ralney 1n a lh1t 70 shutout of St Gregory s and several other stellar performances and by sophomore Doyle Tunnel who shackled several opponents allow1ng but few h1ts At the plate the best all round performances to date have been turned m by Larry Brown Roy W1ll1ams Steve Kl1ne and newcomer Ed Shappard When the fmal batt1ng averages are completed these sluggers w1ll undoubtedly rank at the top Thls 1S a typlcally f1ne Casady team a w1nner Before the season 1S through the already excellent record w1ll be lrnproved upon and chances are the hustllng Cy clones w1ll cop the f1rst annual A T P S conference champlonshxp for whtch the squad w1ll Journey to Austm tn 7' A - .. 1 1 1 1- , , I I 1 , . , I I 1 . . 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I - I - I - 1 1' , I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I - . 1 . 1 , 1, ' 0 '40 do 1 , U 1 ,. ,111 . -.'2j 1-115, 4-1, I ..11., K' 1 TRACK Unbowed rn football smashed 1n basketball the Casady Cyclones adopted st1l1 another pos1 t1on th1s spnng 1n track The team assumed an a1r of rndrfference and have consequently had an lndlfferent season to thrs pomt After be1ng banned from the small school Wetumka Relays because of our b1g school schedule and success rn football the crnder men compacted most of th1s season s actzvrty 1nto one weekend Runmng at Shawnee and Edmond on a Fnday and Saturday respectrvely the hurrrers were plagued W1th bad luck and good competrtlon but managed to snare second and th1rd place medals Strength ln the relays also won for Casady a tr1 meet t1tle agarnst Central and Cathollc Insp1red by thas V1ClOI'Y and Coach Grbson s hard practrce pohcy the track squad polnted the1r w1nged feet to Dallas and the Conference Meet whlch could well have drsolved the cloud of d1S1I'1feI'eSl or lazrness floatmg darly over the Casady track 1f 1t had not been ralned out GOLF W1th the f1rst four men of the golf team returmng from last year the Casady hnksmen Yxe 'W' the team has had a great deal of experrence and has the potent1al they seem to lack the conf1dence and porse to carry them through the ,Q rough places on Lrncoln Park s north course On the teams f1rst encounter w1th another school they handled Central easrly by beatxng them 12 0 Then wrth the help of Steve Dunlap the1r anchor man brrngrng rn a two over par 77 at Llncoln Casady defeated Classen llVz V2 El Reno came to Oklahoma Crty and was able to out stroke the Casady golfers by Wm nrng 9 3 The players hold1ng the top four pos1t1ons on the team are Steve Dunlap Frank Bolen Fenton Sanger and Alan Dav1s There are also such hopefuls comrng up as Dee Replogle Steve Anderson and Lee Bollnger W1th the able guxdance of Mr Bullard the coach the Casady golf team plans to f1n1sh up the season much stronger N. 5 gre. S.: I I - 7 1 I r u I I ll 1 I ll 1 ' I I I I I I ' 'fa -V 9' I ' - 'D -,,x ' ? Al'-f :'r ' should have a very strong season. Although . 1 . ,,,x. , ' ' 1 l ' 'f X A I I - . 1 - ' l ' I - I I I ' I I LOWER SCHOQL SPORTS .IV FOOTBALL JV BASKETBALL aff? 1292 SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL ll FGCTBALL TENNIS Q , , . A . g-ia .-32... A ,,'., f E-'fp 2.2 -' 11.1 . , ' ' T - . 'S I v:'x,'. ' -, A U ' 1 .5 31.5, I ' f AHF' A ! na, ,f f 1 .,. ,,. , J' ' xl, '- ' .-..-.- f.-.., ' fm ' ! Hel ., ,, A E Yrs- -qs nn ilyf GIRLS S ORTS Archery was the hrst sport played 1n lntramural compet 1t1on The tenth grade won w1th 1027 poxnts The eleventh was second the n1nth thxrd and the f X NN twelfth fourth Susan Stewart had the hlghest score wtth 202 The next event was soft ball The Semors playmg w1th X 7 a team of s1x 1n the f1nal com pet1t1on won The tenth grade was second and the eleventh thlrd The p1ng pong tournament was won qulte dec1s1vely by ,M the Iunlors All the all stars were eleventh graders bv The hockey mtramurals were won by the tenth grade defeat1ng the twelfth grade 1n the f1nals The nmth and eleventh tled for thxrd These games put the tenth grade IH the lead for the Intramural cup race but the Semors had the largest number of players on the All Star teams The Semors defeated the other three grades to w1n the volleyball mtramurals 'I'he Sopho mores beat the Freshmen to place second In the basketball round robxn the Sen1ors lost thexr f1rst game but come back to beat the Sophomores l'W1CG for the champlonshlp The Iunlors were thlrd and the nlnth fourth The badmxnton tournament was spl1t between the tenth and twelfth grades The twelfth won the smgles and the tenth copped the doubles The all school posture contest was won by Ann Forrester Brenda Brewer was second V1rg1n1a Thomas th1rd and Dxane and Brooke Dawson txed for fourth The Intramurals were won by the tenth grad havlng 155 pomts the twelfth grade was a close second w1th 148 polnts The blue whlte team race tall grades? was won by the whlte team 1n the upper school Cnlnth through twelfthl and by the blue team ln the lower school tseventh and exghth gradesl Y Q - ll 'ITL' n . . ' ' - ef t Qf2'? x , ' 1 ' I '. ' my ll SSAT' points. I 'l ,J . l ff' T U 'l as SOFT BALL t SOFTBALL ALL STARS SOFTBALL ALTERNATES qomery Petrma Russo Back row 1. to r Tr1sha McGee Dxane Daw Back row 1 to r Dxane Dawson Mary Glen Yeary Lmda Brown son Ian Paschal Marge Thurston Not pxctured Martha Nagle D1ane Howard Not pictured Barbara Leonard Beth Kennedy HOCKEY Hgcgy ALL STARS Front row lr Nancy Adams Laura Parrxsh faront Saw l to r Barbara Whxtney Lxnda Petree Petnna Russo Dxcme Howard Ion P 03001 ary ontgomery Back row: l. to r Ann Porch, Kmgrb Nma Wade Dalton Ann Connol Back row L I Dmne Frew Mary Glen Yecry' I ' ' Scampy Schaffer, Ehzabeth Fxelder, M N 1 , hlzmiugxixfgegvart, Trxsha McGee, Myra Frederxckson, not pictured Barham Benhqm my U9 e ,h ,ek V Us Q 5 . is K f E? 5, 9:1 Front row: l. to r.-Linda Petree, Barbara Whitney, Mary Mont- Front row: l. to r.-Barbara Benham, Betsy Savage, Gaye Anthony . I R l , A I V . I ,Q L . 'HJ - 1 E ARCHERY Lek ARCHERY LLL STARS ARCHERY ALTERNATES Front row L to r Dra Anthony Gaye Anthony Ann Porch Kelsey Front row L to r-Carol Moore Vxrgmxa Thomas Laura Parrish Stewart Carol Hood Not pictured Tom Calvert Beth Kennedy Nye Mary Glen Yeary Elxzabeth Gallagher Not pictured Marcia All-Stan irontrow left to right Ann Connolly Mary Montgomery Odale Boullxaud Tnsha McGee Petrina Russo Basketball All Star Lrnda Petree Mary Montgomery Martha Nagle Petrina Russo Trisha McGee Ann Connolly Iones VCLLEYBALL Alternates Duane Dawson Barbara Whntney Jan Pascal Beth Kennedy Diane Howard Diane Frew Badnunton All Star Doubles Jan Pascal Gaye Anthony All Star Single Barbara Whitney Alternate All-Stars back row left to nqnt Mary Nagle Marge Thurston Dlane Howard Llnda Petree Susxe Stewart Not pictured Barbara Benham Alternate Doubles Ann Trent Barbara Benham Alternate Smgle Sally Ames I - ,A 1 I M -' . 5 I ' fi l l r -6 Pnce Back row! l. to r.-Mary Montgomery, 'Karen Byrd, Susie Marge Thurston. 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W xl J 4 fx ts 5 1 if 'X X, ,, X, A 5 4.1 .1 Q. ,J 1, L1 an 'nik 103 lf UQ' an CASAIIY AWARD John Montgomery The Casady Award named ln honor of the Rt Rev Thomas Casady IS a permanent trophy of the school on whlch IS mscrlbed the names of the wmners from year to year Thls IS the hxghest award of the school glven to that boy or glrl who 1n character scholarshlp leadership and devotlon has made the most outstandmg contrlbutlon to the hfe of Casady School w l w 1 I ' ' Y . - . . . l ' 7 7 Y . . . . . u SMITH CIILLEGE TBIIPIIY The Smlth College Trophy glven to Cas ady as a permanent trophy by the Oklahoma alumnae of Smlth College IS awarded to that glrl ln the Semor Class who has glven most to the general of the school Lmda Petree DAllTMOUTlI CUP The Dartmouth Cup g1ven to Casady School as a permanent trophy by the Okla homa alumm of Dartmouth Col'ege Judgment of the faculty has contrlbuted most durmg the year through ab1l1ty good sportsmanship and team Splrlt to the ath letlc l1fe of the school Roy Wllllams 3 l s X we - I , ' . , is ' awarded annually to that boy, who in the SUMMA CUM LAUIIE Pill BETA KAPPA The Summa Cum Laude Award IS ZIVOII by the Rt Rev Thomas Casady to that member of the Semor Class who has mam tamed the hlghest level of scholastlc aclueve- ment throughout slx years Ann Trent The Ph1 Beta Kappa Award IB awarded each year by the Ph1 Beta Kappa Soclety to the boy or girl Ill the Semor Class who has had the highest scholastlc achlevement for the last two years - s . a . 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Row left to nght Warren Wh1 e Leslxe Keltz Susan Swan Dav1d Hood Davld Welch Second Row left to nqht Paula Schonwald Paul Neely Pamela Wocl Ross Anthony Guy Anthony Marrlyn Barnett Thrrd Row left to nght Paul Raether Iames Harms Danny Bradlev Iune Anthony Ann Mclfldowney lvlartlyn Everest Iune Hall Mr Mmm lameson Not pictured Donna Voss First Row left to nqht Susan Cocwrane Suzanne Elxel Pam Danstrom Sarah Powell Suzanne Mayo Second Row left to nqht Bob Lamrnerts Dtck Parker Ieff Glasgow Hal Cllfford Rrcky Taylor lohn Parrlsh Iohn Culbertson Hal Ramsey Mrs Theodore Bradley Not Pxctured Ieame Ienmnqs Iulxe Nye Mary Lee Potter layne Ramsey D1 me Wyman FIFTH GRADE dp J' First Row left to nqht Ierr a e ssle ' 1 arjen 5 me r e Lynn Second Row left to nqht Lee J r L ne Pxcky Stre1ch Peter H ffrnan Dm 'res l hn S, aamq vll1k9 eree DJ nd J aft: lfr I hn Copp Not plctured f'yn ma B rxs S epren Gra.,, e re Caray M , L1 nne Z I 7' First Row left to nqht-C urt Lxs e SC lf Col um Carolyn Hmm nd Ty Hcr n Behll ey Second Row left to nqht Y ll rd I net Kletha er dey Hftrnn aey rwr Tsa Bkm Ger Cra Nfc ol Thxrd Row left to nqht Gdy Neely Davrd Lawson Brlly 3026115 Q1 Ky Ggf-tffey Vrrqmr Bryan Irm Robson Rrsk Thcmps n Mrs Pa Hood FOURTH GRADE V 7.1 '.fik . A Q F7-1 First Row: left to right-Marni Hoffman, Betty Morgan, lane Dobson, Ricky Daley, Gib Iames, Mike Glasgow. Second Row: left to right-Bob Anthony, Nancy Cock, Leslie 'Whit-e, Steven Gragg, Rgihird Harrison, Kingsley Brooks. Third Row: left to right-Lind: Hgilsey, Brian Egolf, Margot Smalley, Kent lrving, Sam Davis, Helen Lammerts, Steve Marchant, Jimmy Everest, Mrs. Harry Manning. Not pic- tued: Iohn Clifford. First Row: left to right-Anne West, Mary Ann Thompsc Diane Iackson, Anne Slocum, Sally Ann McCann, Louise Berry, Martha Bucks, Susan Long, Carel Blakey. Second Row: left to right-Sam Botkin, Dan Marchant, Mike Nagle, Timmy Bradley, Seth Warner, Steve Sturgeon, Iohn Riggs, lim Lisle, Scott Spradling, George Corbyri, Kate Walker, Mrs: Othel Griffis. YI, THIRD GRADE E- First Row: left to right-Caroline Adams, Alice Wise, Thea Corbyn, David Woods, Phillup Grogg, Fletcher Warner, Ken Kadey, Ben Ramsey, Bill Thompson, Lewis Carter, Gary Welch, Second Row: left to right-Coe Crum, Dana Roberts, Freddy Hayes, Hal McKnight, Iohnny Laughlin, Mrs. Bob Bryan. Not pictured: Iohn Petree, Starr Lammerts, Paul Dolese. First Row: left to right-April Terrace, Christa Schwab, Martin TriQQ, Ed McCord Tom Anderson Nelson Berr t . Y, Kathy Tway, Lynn Loeffler. Second Row: left to right-Kent Nichols, Phil Pranter, George Wolf, Steve Parker, lean Hulsey, Sue Glasgow, Coertje Tuck, Steve Corbyn, Mark Brown, Mrs. Josephine Wishart. SECOND GRADE if ICN: 1 First Row left to nqht Shawn Slocum Ixm Porch Dlane Parrack Mary Arm Mannmq Second Row left to nqht Bob Brownmq Martha Porter Gall Pranter Ltsa Corbyn R1ck Crawford Haven Mankln Charles R1chards Wald Iay Anthony Ralph Hxller Robert Brownmq Bruce Crum Hank Berman First Row left to right Mra McEldowney Lxbby Berry Lrbby Huffman Adelazde Wllson Buck Honnold B111 Parker Second Row left to nqht Charles Rucks Mrke Berry Porter Berry Betsy RIQQS Mxssy Kxlpartrck Elxeen Baade Carolyn Krte Cynth1a Clark Mrs Ioan Parrack Not pictured Ewmq Walker Holly Gordon FIRST GRADE Flrst Row left to nqht B roara McClelland Margaret rreede Fllzabeth O Hornet Second Row left to nqht I ne Walker Nancy Benham tu ll H ad E11 a eth Tw y Peqqy Gordon Narcxa T her Velmda Bo'km Car lme Boeckmq Back Row left to nqht Drug K1lpa'r1 k Exll Huffman Ralph Neely Ioe D bson B l Kadey lfrs Fred Robson Not pxctured Lee Anthony Penny Dolese .J First Row left to nqht Anqe Wolf Chrrsty Gaylord Ianet lamxson V1rq1n1a Kxte lrmmy Klte Leshe Morgan Reed Mankm Mary West Second Row left to nqht Patrrck OBryan George Ed wards Robbre T1l,hman Allyson Gatlm Ioy Douglas Susan Parker Ronme lackson Ianet Mayo Elxonne Moore Kent Hoffman Mrs George McDonnnold , , Q, 3 Ax f ,, f A-K' V4 L -., ' Mn ff V . ... - Q ' . 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