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

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Paula Eremewicz For an Italian, Dennis made quite a dis- tinguished nineteenth century Englishman in the person of Rochester, leading man of the senior play. Though an enthusiastic spectator, Dennis is also a manager in the field of sports. He has man- aged various Kelley teams since his freshman year. As a freshman Dennis was home-room vice- president. He was out of campus politics until this year when he was elected homeroom treasur- er. This year Dennis is a member of the Key Club, Student Council, and Dramatics Club. 7714144 gag ofthe Despite the lisp of a six-y ear old Eloise, Paula has managed to make herself heard throughout Kelley, particularly as publicity chairman for lane Eyre ticket sales. ttEd,'7 or actually HEX-edfl as Paula is often called, was kept quite busy as editor of The Crosier and staff member of the 1964 Crest. Paula was also a member of the Drama Club and was active in student council for two years. In spite of her heavy extracurricular program, she managed to maintain honor roll grades. Dennis Molfese 77

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L. to R.: Sister Rose Frances, Linda Hyland, Linda Dryz, Julie Eastman, Barbara Covington, Shan Rolileder, Jo Ellen Mosier, and Sister Angelina Marie. gmac ' b daotf-facdaz da! President Frances Lockwood, ,lo Ellen Mosier, and Lieutenant Governor Alma Clark. 76 On March l9, the Tulsa Pilot Club proudly installed the city's first Anchor Club at Kelley. Mrs. Frances Lockwood, president of the Pilot Club, opened the ceremonies by ex- plaining the purpose of the Anchor Club. Lieutenant Governor Alma Clark presented the charter to ,lo Ellen, who accepted it on behalf of the club. Mrs. Frances Clements, Pil- ot Club sponsor, installed the officers.

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4'Four Nights Drunk chants entertainer Gene Cook KAKC D.J.'s Bob Brown and Dick Schmitz perform antics in the Kelley gymw 78 The audience is invited not to sing along with this junior group.