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

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wmaniussiu fi The freshmen, participating actively in the liturgy of the First Friday Mass, are: .loe Siebert, Pat Siebert, Joe Schulte, John Carrara, Mike Douglas, Pat Morelli, Linda Hellinghausen, Tim Clancy, Molly McGrath, Tula Flusche, Fred Freischner, and Rickey Atkins.

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Becky Grossman All who remember the name Keyettes, later re-named Anchor Club, will remember Bill Spiel- berger and his 'gdiscussionsw concerning the name of Kelley's West Wing service club. Through leadership, school spirit, and overall friendliness, Key Club President Bill Spielberger has made himself a welcome figure in any crowd. With his upunningu sense of humor, he has con- tributed much to the overall comedy of the senior class. gaqaadgcl-:Z afz'4e77Zoaz!4 What would a Kelley Pep Squad be like with- out Becky Grossman down in front cheering? Only one varsity squad in the history of Kelley has missed Becky's cheerleading talents. This year she was captain of Tulsa's greatest cheerleading squad. Even when our 'ileading ladyl, was not able to lead cheers, she was seen hobbling along at the head of the cripples' brigade. Wm www, Bill Spielberger I 5

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,a 'adn and Kelley is more than an educational institution. It is more than a simple academic grouping of administrators, teachers, and students for the purpose of growing in knowledge. lt is. first of all, a Christian communityg and, as such, the heart of its activity is its worship. The First Friday Mass of October 4, planned and executed by the freshmen, was a gleaming example of Kelleyis faith. The Offertory procession, which culminated in the presentation of symbolic gifts to Father Robert Schlitt, eelebrant of the Mass, was very meaningful and impressive. Charles Sublett presented a box containing the teachers' and students, peti- tions for the Ecumenical Council. Louis Bullock reads the Proper of the Mass.