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

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. EL A . .I he .. - L'-1 - .1 '.1,.f' Classroom Wing Bishop Kelle Higl Modern, functional, and adequately equipped- that's Bishop Kelley High School. The Administration Building, with its offices, counseling rooms, and student commons, ioins the girls' and boys' Wings, which include twenty classrooms. Housing four science laboratories and home- making, business, art, and iournalism facilities is the Core Building. The Kelley gymnasium, which has a seating capacity ot 2,000, adioins the spacious cafeteria. Kelley students are aware that after tour years of study in Tulsa's co-institutional high school, conducted by the Sisters ot Divine Providence and the Brothers ot the Christian Schools, they should be ready to take their place in society and help form a more Christian world. Student Commons

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Foreword To us was given the responsibility of presenting in vvord and picture life at Bishop Kelley High School in T962-1963. What is really the fundamental spirit, the motivating force that governs every phase of the school program? The answer to that question, we decided, would be the theme of our T963 Crest. We studied the sharp, bare lines of Bishop Kelley High School and stark simplicity of the Crucifix in each classroom. We watched the silver slant of a ray of sunlight on that cloudy morning as we walked down way. We saw the world of Bishop Kelley in perspective. PERSPECTIVE. Yes, at Bishop Kelley High School we look at all true perspective. This same sense of balance and proportion typical of school can be seen in Bishop Kelley's curriculum and evaluation with proportional importance given to every breeze- in their of the program. A proper ot high school life assures teachers and students alike that the educatio received at Kelley is bal- anced and complete-an education that will equip its tuclents spiritually, mentally, socially, and physically to make their contribution o a Christian society.