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

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We .aff 'Wal Official school correspondence is one of the many jobs done by Mrs. E. H. Toomey Kelley's secretary. The office volunteers from the Kelley Circle aid the work of the administration. L to R: Mrs. W. C. Causey, Mrs. John Hol- land, Mrs. J. C. Johnson, Mrs. J. E. Healey, Mrs. R. Killackey, Mrs. W. O. Ludke. I25

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i ,ff si fi., ' M 'M 'RV K .ii 7 A, Mrs. Charles F. O'Byrne inspects the office files Sister Francis Clare, C.D.P. Librarian ' fafafw 5054 90 fm Kelley Circle lihrarv volunteers: Mrs. R. E. Kooglor, Mrs. C. O. Grady, Mrs. W. O. Ludkc.

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Kelley Circle Officers for 1963-1964: Mesdames Trainor, Enright, Bolinger Cpresidentl, Siebert, Freeman, and Daugherty Cdi- rector of public relationsl. Brother Leo and Sister Liherta are moderators of Kelley Circle. I 0 I E ...QS f if ssrcr r rw ,i An organization of mothers of students, Kelley Circle works closely with the administration and faculty for the best inter- est of the students. The group's most outstanding project is the scholarship program, which provides pins and certificates for honor roll students and two scholarships for worthy seniors. Pictured at the left are Mrs. Ma- loney and Mrs. Swick, Kelley Circle volunteers who are in charge of the health program.