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

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jpset State Power Hale 2- :ssl 'ami Johnny Sherman swings viciously at a Ranger fast-ball. Bill Favor sacrifices Gary Stewart in the 11th inning of the McGuinness game. In 1961 the Kelley baseball team finished second in the conference. In 1962 they were state co-cham- pions, and in 1963 they became undisputed state champions. There were perhaps many reasons for this championship. One was Jim Gifford, whose record of 7-O and ERA. of 1.23 with 70 strikeouts in 56 in- nings can't be overlooked. Other reasons were Coach Hevelone, Pat Quinn, Mike Wohlmuth and Gary Stew- art, all clutch performers, and Jack Suess, an over .400 hitter whose glove saved many games. Yet the big- gest reason of all was the team effort and unselfishness of everyoneinvolved. ei29i3f.f,wuissyrsaMm , , A i' fee. a., se . V. M ,G , sew-,g,, k' , A , V , '7',W,'S...Mm3.,i,,, ,, .V , ia., ,ffl 'Y ?w., M if T, ,,, W s , r fr As ' f .. r . ,,, u Q .. ,. fi ,,,. . f, . , , . V, .,,,.aP. , A W,,.,.,.,.,,, . , , W ,. , ' ' a r e - lf , ,f ,,,, ., 'f L r ---- i ,Q s 291 W3e:?!Wf4i.t ' ',lfaQ's -' , fa M W , '3m.'r'1 .Q Y Catcher Mike Wohlmuth prepares to tag a would-be Cascia scorer. 61

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Comets Finish Season 11-3 Jim Bensko reaches To Tag HaIe's Jim Linn after receiving Mike VVOl1lfT1UTl1lSTl1TOW. Jack Suess shows finesse as he drills a solid double down The left field line.

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Math courses, lab sessions, hours and hours ot homework-does the picture appear a bit out of focus? Then let's put student lite at Kelley back in its proper perspective. Bishop Kelley students belong to a num- ber of organizations as varied in their scopes and objectives as are the interests ot their members. Scholastic societies, co-curricular clubs, science organizations, glee clubs, proms, and picnics all contribute to the overall bal- ance ot student lite. Busy Kelleyites learn the value ot leader- ship, cooperation, and responsibility as mem- bers ot an active young Student Council. They work together on a smash-success senior play, entertain parents and teachers with a spring concert, spend Saturdays packing Christmas baskets, and collect necessities for the under- privileged migrant workers. And for fun? They goof oft vvith a girl-ask-boy Sadie Hawkins dance, or a silly satirical skit before the big football game!