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

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- TUG , Wie ' Mad XYQK. ,fbi 'min 3- .gfhi ,. '53, assi? G Wifsliiifi - My V, K' 34 3.5. w M Q I sl W ovember EnThusiasTic-ThaT is The vvord which de- scribes PaT Mason. Her dynamic spiriT was ref vvarded when she received The Pep Club Tro- phy for besT member. Good Things come in liTTle packages, The old adage goes. Kelley's proof of This is Greg Davey. Greg and his liTTle red pillow will be remembered by WresTling fans for a long Time. T555-QS? ,'-,' . October Barbara Forman is The only senior who can survive a car wreck vviThouT iniuries.only To cuT her head geTTing inTo The police car. l-les' hard vvork and spiriT vvill be missed by Tulure sTudenT council members. When anyone menTions Bill Favor, an image of a shapely girl in a blue sweaTer seT comes To mind. Aside from sTealing The shovv aT The senior play, Bill's Talenrs range from singing folk ballads To impersonaTing Pres- idenr Kennedy.

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January Red-headed, superior iournalisT Gayle McKee, also known as Miss Kelley, is well- known for her wir, hard work, and leader- ship. When she was noT leading, she was fol- lowing Dianne Bean Through The halls and shouTing, My column is noT! Kelley won The STaTe Baseball Champion- ship, Thanks To a good Team and souThpaw Jim Gifford. A fine piTcher, Jim was a sporTs wriT- er for The Crosier when he found Time be- Tween The senior class play and animal imifa- Tions. 90 December Alrhough This was Paula Crain's firsT year aT Kelley, she quickly became a parT of The school and overyone's friend. Paula's easy- going, fun-filled personalify made iT evidenT To everyone ThaT Cushing's loss was Kelley's gain. By combining leadership, school spiriT, scholarship, and friendliness, Gary STevvarT, as Mr, Kelley, exemplifies The Kelley ideals. He has proven himself an ouTsTanding leader on The baskeTloall courT and for The senior class.