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

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'aC0sh, we won the game! Pep Club shows enthusiasm at Homecoming victory, Umdmlz- Mgae . Q . Va The half-time festivities were enhanced by the above Pep Club formation. 25

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The spirit of Bishop Kelley High School was never higher than it was on October 11, 1963, On this day the traditional bonfire burned premature- ly to the ground. It was 12:30 p.m. as fourth hour classes rushed to the scene and looked helplessly on. There were few remains-only the cinders of a week's work were left behind. A T52 Later in the evening, the b o n f i r e was Hofficially burnedfi It was a huge flame that could be seen on the out- skirts of Tulsa. Yes, the flame was symbolic of Kelley spirit! That same afternoon a plea was made to the students of Kelley to rebuild the bonfire. The response was tremendous. Not only was the bonfire rebuilt but built 20 feet higher than the first! E

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Connie Wrona, football queen, is crowned by Mal Coury at the annual Homecoming Dance. mwwwmz' Elegance and grandeur set the mood for the 1963 Kelley Homecoming dance. After the traditional crowning cere- monies, Co-captain Tom Boyle presented Queen Con- nie with a bouquet ofilong- stemmed red roses. Highlight of the evening for the mem- bers of the football team was the honor of dancing with their queen. ZH it W' it Q6 M l AE., Q as .:.,, . , , ., , ,:c,, . . The Queen and her court. From left: Frank Hooks escorting Marilyn Boruckig scepter bearer Mike McSherryg Don Allen escorting Patty McSherryg crown bearer Maureen Wronag Queen Connie escorted by Mal Couryg Susan Perrine escorted by Mike Con- nellyg Linda Clark escorted by Mike Sellers. 26