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

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ini t . k,,' . ., Tom Frohnapfel puts shot. Disfance men Jerry DeCoursey and Ray Dryz Quarfermilers Jim Miller and Rick Clark practice warm up. for a meet. J. C. Lawson Tells Dave Palm how to come off starting blocks. Miler-halfmiler Harry Pinney shows running form ,,-v' Bob Edwards soars over 9 ff. in pole vault practice. Jim Ffvhnapfel goes over low hurdle

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Young Cindermen Show Skill Lack Depth FIRST POW: J C Lawson, Harry Pinney, Jim Miller, Joe Goins. SECOND ROW: Rick Clark, Bob Edwards, Frank Hooks, Jerry DeCoursey, Mike Hellman, Ray Dryz, Mike Pagano, Mgr. THIRD ROW: .lohn Harrison, Jim Frohnapfel, Greg Roach, Mike Hess, John HyaTT, Mike Hopkins, Maurice Terry. TOP ROW: Tom Frohnapfel, Joe Keough, Terry Turner, Bill Eastman, Bill Mahoney, Ron Kerker, Sieve Bollinger, Bill Keller, Coach Heckenliemper. The fuTure looks brighT for The young Track Team wiTh 13 reTurning leTTermen. Many sophomores and freshmen were on The squad with only six iuniors and Two seniors. The ComeTs have a good chance for The sTaTe CaTholic crown, having more reTurn- ers Than any oTher Cafholic Conference school. Junior J. C. Lawson displays broadiumping Jim Miller passes baton To Harry Pinney form. in mile relay pracTice. 56

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Kelley Baseballers Nat BOTTOM ROW, from left: T. Garris, T. McCarthy, J. Suess, M. Hackett, G. Stewart, B. Favor. MIDDLE ROW: D. Goodwin D Morris B. Spielberger, M. Wohlmuth, B. Mitchell, T. Boyle. TOP ROW: Coach Hevelone, K. Quinn, H. Sage, P. Quinn, D. Amelon J Sher man, J. Gifford, J. Bensko, F. Heltzel, Mgr. A determined coach, a little talent, a lot of desire and effort all put together give you the State Catholic baseball champion-the Kelley Comets. Coach Gary Hevelone in his first year of coaching took an excellent pitching staff and some unproven hands to fashion a team that put to- gether an ll-3 record, the best record ever of any Kelley sport. The Comets developed into a well balanced team which had consistent hitting, excellent pitching, and a very good defense. Thus they were able to defeat most Tulsa area opposition during the regular season, including the highly ranked Hale Rangers. The Kelley team also pos- sessed the poise and confidence required of any sports champion. COACH GARY HEVELONE