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Trent Rhyne, student council president, tat far leftj addresses a student assembly. Ruth Hellman, student council vice-presi- dent, discusses a problem with homeroom representatives. Doug Edwards, student council treasurer and Rita Hellman. student council corresponding secretary, tbelowj discuss campaign issues. Not pictured here is Martha Moran, recording secretary. 137
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136 Ke11ey's Student Council provided and encouraged total student involve- ment through its two major projects-the Fall Revue and expanded Olympics. Rounding out the year's activities were Howdy Week, a novel Christmas Assembly, Safety Week, and the OASC campaign for Vice-President. This cam- paign proved successful and resulted in the elec- tion of Jim Bullock as Vice-President represent- ing Kelley. The new Student Council officers are Doug Edwards as President: Greg Marzec, Treas- urerg Kathy Herschel, Corresponding Secretary: Patty Moore, Recording Secretaryg and Chuck Begin as Vice-President.
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Another Great Season marked Head Coach Charles Dreas' third year at Kelley. This year's 9-2 season brought his three year total to 23-8. After several weeks of hard summer practice, the Comets showed their power in defeating the Jenks Trojans by a score of 29- 6. This game was followed by a 7-0 victory over Okmulgee in 100 degree heat. The third game of the season was a 20-0 victory over Six Lakes conference co-favorite Sand Springs. This game was followed by victories over Tahlequah 32-7, Broken Arrow 16-0, and Miami 21-0. Then came Pryor who surprised the Comets early in the game with a touchdown and thus became the first team of the year that the Comets trailed. But Kelley didn't die and came back to win I6-6. With the Conference title under their belts, the Comets suffered their first defeat of the season 14-0 in the mud and rain at Oklahoma City Southeast. A I4-0 victory over the Irish of lVIcGuiness gave the Comets the impetus to defeat a fired up East Central but it wasn't enough to stop State Champs lVlcAlester as the Comets lost 36-8.
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