Bishop Kelley High School - Crest Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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EFFICIENT CUSTODIANS Keeping The halls spic and span and The classrooms in good order consTiTuTes only a pan' of The iob of Carl H. Wolfe and Ray Lewis CnoT picTuredD, Lloyd Green, Gus Duwell, and Lee Viddaurri. Maintenance Crew Is on the ,lob TASTY JOB-Deciding on TasTy, as well as nuTriTional meals is The iob of Mrs. RuTh Sal- dana, assisTed by Amelia Miller and Molly Sanders, who provide meals for hundreds of Teachers and sTudenTs each day. Much Thoughf goes inTo planning The meals, for They musT be a careful balance of viTamins, proTeins, and minerals. I5

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All business TransacTions cenTer around The office. Checking absences, Typing bulleTins, col- lecTing Tees are only a Tew of The daily du- Ties of The office personnel. Three full-Time office workers-Mesdames LoreTTi, Rodgers, and Toomey-and an of- Tice force of volunTary helpers from The Kelley Circle handle The many business de- Tails, Thus lighTening The already heavy load of The adminisTraTion and facuITy. ln his eTforT To discourage absenTeeism excepT Tor good reasons, BroTher Henry, aT- Tendance officer, calls The homes of all The absenTees each morning To inquire of The parenTs The reason Tor each absence. A lisT of absenTees is Typed and a copy is senT To each homeroom Teacher. ffice Staff 'lightens Loadw Mrs Mrs Mrs STANDING, left To raghf Mrs. W. H. McCabe, Howard Finan, . Walter Jenkins, . John Duffy, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne B. Clark, O. R. Herron SITTING: Mrs. F. T. Rodgers, Mrs. E. H. Toomey

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As we get a true perspective of life at Bishop Kelley High School, we recognize immediately that spiritual development and intellectual accom- plishments take first place. Special educational and personal guidance is offered the student in the selection of courses. The counselor makes sure that the courses taken by the student are in line with his ability, neecls, and interest. The curriculum offerings include the college preparatory courses with emphasis on math, sci- ence, and the humanities, as well as the general fterminal courseb with its vocational courses. Every department, be it science or speech, homemaking or art, is modernly and adequately equipped to make learning enioyalole as well as useful.