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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1985 volume:

7955 omething For Everyone. Came Referee Everyone has a trivia game! The babyboomers, sports fans, movie lovers, Bible thumpers, and rock 'n rollers all have an edi- tion designed for them, so why not a Kelley's Pursuit? All common fand uncommonj questions about the Comets are answered in this Genius Edition. The 1984-1985 school year has been immortalized in this volume, so play the game and learn about our Historical groups, Sports, Players, and Leisure activities. Relive those special memories. Who can forget the first day of school for the lastj, the dances, matches and meets, exams, and hundreds of other events, friends, and feelings. Kelley is anything but trivial, so next time, instead of getting out that scruffy old gameboard and plastic pieces, pull out Kelley's Pursuit off the shelf and start the opening moves! Rules of Play Opening Moves ........ pp. 4-17 Dedication .... .... p p. 8-9 Leisure ..... .... p p. 18-35 The Players ......... pp. 40-120 Historical Groups . . . pp. 128-145 Sports ............. pp. 149-184 Recommended for ages 14 to 19 Kelley Pride l Holly Gifford and Tara Ives lake the Pepsi Challenge. Donna Herrera slips into something more com- fortable on the weekends. 3 Dawn Vaugh prefers food for thought at lunch. 4 Tex Rn-ed is branded with that distinctive Kelley HKM. Paul Toniasi deem his Cumby impersonation. A all -Sw a , l we V,f: I l 9' Patrick Morgan says. Who was that masked Comet? Comets prepare forthe hig game. Senior girls display large twist-a-ln-ml ne-eklares. Suzanne Doss prays for victory. Lesley Smith shows her sopllomore spirit. if f , Qx L15 kg wwf-SZ NX W-N, YQ gm . . 3. n , f T., M f ii, -jr ,. -.....,, as y 1 1 Conn-t annoys Duncan Devil by singing -Kinll no stopping me now T' llarcin Gandall asks his opponent. What did yu say about my mother?u son to tht- Kelley team. Starting out the year with a third place in both Norman and Con- ference tournaments, Comet softballers highlighted events to come. One of the more memorable events in the Comets' sports year was the trip to state by the football team. Although the game was a disappointing loss, Comet football united the Kelley community. The Cross Country teams narrowly missed capturing state with both boys' and girls' teams placing fourth. Although Kelley is an educa- tional institution, each sport represents an important facet of Kelley life. 3 , . . . 5MllIllllt'l N smile after L'0l'IXf'I Ill1g another per- - Dedication: Sherr Vilela and Angelo Prassa Recognized Dedication for a Dedicated Man As the disciplinarian, Coach Prassa may not seem to be the most liked person at Bishop Kelley, but the 1985 seniors showed they recognize quality. Mr. Prassa is the first faculty male dedicatee. He was chosen by a senior vote recognizing contribu- tions to the Kelley community. As disciplinarian, coach, teacher, and unofficial groundskeeper, Mr. Prassa demonstrates his dedication. Still' 4 remembered as Coach of the Year in 1981, Mr. Prassa continues to spend time in the locker room by helping with football. V' t llela V0 ed for True Kelley I O t p1r1 Mrs. Vilela, the first female dedicatee, was also chosen by senior vote. Faculty members qualified for the ballot by working at Kelley for a minimum of five years. This qualification Mrs. Vilela met easily as anyone who has listened to her exciting stories of Kelley's past can verify. Mrs. Vilelais contributions are varied. They have included senior class sponsor, journalism sponsor, and diehard Kelley sports attendant. The one at- tribute which stands out in any conversation about Mrs. Vielela is her teaching ability. Anyone who can make so many honors classes so exciting deserves the popularity Mrs. Vilela has achieved. it and Witticisms i 1 if I M is Mark Kohn ya-lls. l'm opvn. mer lie-rvli' 2 Uncc- a Comet, always a Cnnwt. 3 Travy Audra-vn asks that 4-tvrnal question. What is celc-strium? 4 Kan- Braille-y, Tin-rvw Cavluviv. and Kar:-n Le-Blanc model the 1935 Conn-I swimwvar. Chris Crozier Librarian disvun lf'lllWlllg1'ly0llll0M'llt'I'1'. F p 'Ni' 4' ,a i i -5 sv x 2 5 354 mx 1 1'4- I Juniors. Lori Gemmill and lfarnn-n 't Drvsvh post' for their first Star Sa-arvh Photo session, Comet sings-rs chime' nut. Fm gunna hit that high. Great game. huh guys? -1 r . V . ,lunmrs Tomas: and Wlnlc- us-v spiriled fashion a4'4'1-ssorim. Living in Perfect Harmon Is it livv or is it Memorex ' Fr. Daigle says, 'Throw hall. Tara and Rita make like tre me the es. X S f I T I e ' .w V 1 S iw Those who dare step forward and he healed by the Kelley football team Parents forget the words to the Victory Cheer. How many Kelley graduates 1-an you find in this picture? Ca:-ey Dalton proves she can balance herself as well as an equation l I3 Jana Journeycake sings: . . . wouldn't you like to be a Comet too? Red Rover, Red Rover . . . Wiley Carlile displays the hazards of tanning salons. Ali Keefer resorts to Caveman techniques lu get a dale. ,al- f '! Kelley Not Trivial But Does Have Trivia Nw ii in L 1 rw . ,M , X V ,Jn e ' -A 7- A ,Q f ,-,V -Lan- Dr. Placke wishes for a Speaker Phone. It was obviously red and white day. .lenni thinks, I wish- Mike would look at me that way. How lucky! Two Homecoming Queens in the same picture- What! Wiley is driving the bus? I- V' - 4 l .ll r Q Q Q xr gs 1 Mrs. Beck says. X ou 0811.1 apply tln-rv. Mike: ll1at'szlgirls' school. 2 Come on. Tonya. N alerimfa fm-I 1'ilI1.lSlllQ'll that mlurifvrolnsf' 3 Mary if puzzlvd when Mrs. 'Kllvn ways. Xml have- lu put the papvr in the typev rin-r. rl- lfs not Broth:-r Larry. Tylr-r's afraid nf: it's that garter on his arm. x X ,N 4-.6 X ,S W K Nl After months of vigorous preparation and wheelharrows full of Xeroxed material, the 1984 Academic Decathlon team earned second place in the State Competition held in Lawton, Oklahoma on January 26 and 27. Cara Ballard, a member of both this year's and last year's winning team, delivered the opening speech to an assembly with the combined 1.Q.'s of 1017. The dedicated decathletes garnered nine in- dividual medals in the competition. Cara Ballard won 1st and two 3rds in Fine Arts, English, and Social Studies, respectively, while Cynthia Harrison captured a 1st, a 2nd, and a 3rd in Social Studies, English, and Interview. Dan Houston, Trinh Nhu, and Kevin Stipak cashed in with 2nds in Economics, Science and Math. 1 . Kang ,um we,-land, v., ama.,.,..1,V S.-an. nw mrehoafas, z. rfanh Nh., Checks out the question.. before deciding to play mum mhedou. 4. im. sf-al Winans to Mm cab.-mms.-f .ma Jim Holder. --1 .funn know what size I wenrg my mom always buys my clothes. 5, Kevin Stipak crosses his legs for good luck. Ol 26 4' ational Merit Filling in the dots has been a prestigious pasttime for several Kelleyites this year. Achieving this lofty status from Bishop Kelley fa National Merit hotbedj are eight com- mended students, one semi-finalist, and six finalists. Attaining National Merit status is quite lucrativeg students can extract as much as 32000 from the National Merit racket. Under the guidance of Mrs. Oliver and Miss Beck the finalist filled out their applica- tions, sent them in, and received their cash prizes in return. The unfortunate commend- ed students and semi-finalists did not even receive a year's supply of Turtle Wax. However, next year,s contestants can look forward to possibly the biggest prize over a dinner with Mr. Oberste at Kip's Big Boy. I . Semi-finalist Dan Houston searches the dictionary for the word 'scholarhipf 2. An elated Miss Beck tells finalists Kevin Stipak and Cynthis Harrison, You win a dollar! 3. Commended students wait anxiously for their cash rewards but receive only Rice-o-Roni and a pat on the back. Top: Leslie Nasser, Jennifer Nagel. Second Row: Patrick Miller, Jack Neal, Katie Enright. Third Row: Stacey Major, Vicki Forbes, Marsha Haus. 4. Finalists gather around the money tree. Top: Cathy Still, Kevin Stipak. Second Row: Cara Ballard, Tyson Tuttle, Patrick Morgan. Sealed: Cynlhis Harrison. X f-,LY fn, Q fi ig, -,,,.,.,,...,..,,,, .af 9' .Df- ,,. P pw X ll ffl: w N lb 21 A , X. Fall 1984 1 Mardi Robinson keeps a tight grip on her future prom date, Bobby Harper. 2 Kristin Anderson and Stan Farrell ignore Steve Rauner while Melissa Hughes laughs at his dead-pan. 3 Homecoming Court members Shannon, Mary, and Stacy pose with their escorts, Terrence, Todd, and tree. 4 Match each attendant with her date. Stan- ding, Clarke Brunton, Shelley Culver, Paul Mardoux, Tim Cremin, ,lon Krause, Lynne Smith, Kristin Anderson, Steve Rauner, Terrence McNulty, Todd Frazee, Melissa Hughes, Stan Farrell. Seated, Shannon Burke, Sara Dennehy, Kate Ormsby, Mary Titus, Stacy Biddick. 7 , I Holl ood Ho ' -Liga 1, r-gym r -.W 5, 4 5---., lv' t . ...ac ., W . 03' ---Q , A J 1-v b'Vx our Hollywood comes to Tulsa. Hollywood, Oklahoma? No! Kelley's 1984- Fall Hollywood Homecoming. Queen Mary Titus reigned over all the glitter and glamor of Hollywood at the Directory on Oc- tober 20, 1984. Chefs treated 30 Kelley couples to a buffet dinner before the dance in Kelley's first dinner-dance combination. Pep club sponsored this festive event. 1 Leave Shannon alone, Tom Medloelc growls at the photographer, She's not your datell' Sorry. Tom, she's not your date, either. 2 Terrence and Mary think, Now take one for my mother. and one for my Aunt Hildyf' 3 Sara steals Mary's rrown. 4 Junior Homecoming court, left to right: ,lon Krause, Lynne Smith, Shelly Culver, Clarke Brunton. Hey, Clarke, we told you to line up tall to short. 'va Qi' fplu-f gQ'4',...,. V 1.5 .175 s . ,... F750 K V' L' .pt MXN, twx 5 P V t . :X l r 23 Winter Sport Homeeomin 1. Mike Bradley asks Noreen Erbrick, How does this thing work?', 2. Members of the Lonely Hearts Club, unite! 3. Jamie Thomas asks, They do what to freshmen who leave their dates at the restaurantffw 4. Attendants beat out their escorts at musical chairs. Standing, left to right: Stan Farrell, Tyson Tuttle, Jimmy Lyons, Terrence McNulty, Mike Bacon, Gene Dunham, Rob Shofner, Steve Ax- ley. Seated: Heidi Osweliler, Bridget Ishmael, Lisa Cabell, Mary Raczkowski, Mike Bradley, Gina Jarrett, Dawn Vaughn, Diane Metrailer, Missy Leos, and Chris Crozier. W 1 1 K, 7 an ' ,W t la if 1 x A V 4 , V. 1, A K A is I xy W vp. . A-, S Lx A 055, ' ' ,i,,, , --V' A ' 5 ' , W '?5' '4 J 1225-M 1 ,6 7' 1 in , 84 W f ffl I f' 5 9 Yak if 'QM if r ,pf 1 , iz!! W? .vom Q ig ' f:- Y . 31: 1 -- . - . - ' ff - . ..-if -5 zzmf-2 .- wwf gk L, Y, ., .x L ., W , X Q 4' 'N ' 'f .: ' :fbi 1 1 i .aww w ,WM - ,Y , , ,gil 4, gl in ' . . kvqqnx Q K 5 K Y A A , Q li Q Q' i 2 ff , Q Qi 2 1 M.:-, , Q . . ' g ' .. N ,R I K ki .. K- 1 111. ' Y- X K 5 , Q fl ' 'g , , .g 5 ,x Q: x-,4 :Ac f ie F if-f-'.' A g 5 'Q fig , nz, iii 5 in 5 2 . - . Wi -. K K 5 V E, 'A Q Q g t Q I 52 Lt ' -1' 1984--'85 proved to be a slower year than in the past for Kelley dances, despite various organizations holding dances with original themes as well as old favorites. Besides the Homecoming Dances, Pep Club sponsored several victory dances. Student Council sponsored victory dances after football and basketball games, along with the New Year's, Saide Hawkins, and Howdy dances. The generous folks at Stuco also held a canned food dance, raising food and money for the starving in Ethiopia. Feeling a little bit 'groovy,' AFS put on a sixties dance in February, with the help of a Kelley band. Key Club and Anchor Club co-sponsored the traditional luau. 1 Pete Galbraith asks, 'LLove, joy, peace, and what? 2 Steve McRuiz thinks, From the right angle, I look just like Bruce Springsteen. 3 Simon says, Everybody turn around. 1 Chrissy Erbrick and Sharon Hays faithfully follow the Breakdancing footpatterns on the floor . . . 2 Orbiting sophomores cluster around a central nucleus Y Brett McDaniel. 3 Leigh Reinhart thinks, I was dancing with Kevin, now where has he gone? 4- Brett McDaniel wishes he had used Right Guard. 5 Leigh Reinhart dares the vicious mob to cross the line. 6 Dori Walker asks politely, Who is this guy? Viyly in X 4 Aw? 6 , f . ' .L Prom Junior and senior prom-goers enjoyed One More Nightw at the Directory Hotel, May 4, 1985. Sometimes planning months ahead to go with their steadies or the week before frantically grabbing left-overs with XY chromosomes, the women looked splendid in their lovely evening gowns. The men, some attired in Ed Besharais finest, treated their dates to an evening of fun and frolic. The Ushers provided danceable tunes, new hits as well as old favorites. The junior class did a fine job of planning and sponsoring this memorable event, culminating an exciting year for the seniors. swf! N :IMHQ ji fe 7S::9:f,. ' .fl I 4 A' il Q' ni '95-ff? , . 28 M41 1 Melanie Boyd just can't seem to get breakdancing moves down, Date Patrick Morgan is embarrassed. 2 With sponsors Mr. Severino and Mrs. Scribner are Jann: Journeycake, Kristen Stamile, Amy Hewes, and Kacey Dalton. 3 Little did Mary and Paul know, as they waited for the girls and boys of the month to be presented, that they would soon be named Mr. and Miss Kelley. 4 Mr. Oberste directs Sandra Anderson, Steve Ross, Aaron Brougher, and Jill Staurovsky in the art of dancing. ff- ff 'W . The Prom committee, Jenni Braun, Katie Hannigan, Joey Journeycake, and iharon Hays, prepare to present Miss Kelley with her royal attire. Z Both earning titles well-deserved, Mr. Kelley Paul Marcoux crowns Miss Kelley riary Raczkowski. I Leigh Rinehart and Jamie Sicking attempt to line up with senior boys aend girls nf the month. 4 ,., ...........m..,-we K 1 r Boy and Girl of the Month To recognize outstanding senior citizens, members of the senior class elect Girls and Boys of the Month. Seniors received this honor for their leadership abilities and service to Kelley dur- ing their four year residency. Although the Boy and Girl of the Month title is not transferable to most transcripts, the honor is great. Recipients of the award include club presidents, bus drivers, team captains, and regular students. This year's crop of winners were chosen as outstanding examples of Kelley spirit and service to the community. October - Mary Raczkowski and Mike Bradley November Y Theresa Jones and Roger Littlefield September Y Sara Dennehy and Paul Marcoux December - Gina Jarrett and William Meyer 1. Af ,Y , I -1-. January f Jim Holder and Jamie Staurovsky February - Leslie Nasser and Bobby Bollonger Y, 2 is f' March - Mike Bacon and Vicki Forbes Mr. and Ms. Kelley Y Marcoux and Raczkowski April -Y Noreen Erbrick and John Harper May Rob Emery and Trinh Nhu UQ! mv- -M3 uv' A Baccalaureate I Graduation Baccalaureate Mass was celebrated at St. Pius with the Bishop as celebrant. Seniors Jimmy Lyons, Mary Raczkowski, and Rita Cmiel delivered the readings and Paul Marcoux and Noreen Er- brick presented the Eucharistic wine. Graduation arrived and the seniors were ready. For the twenty-fifth gradating class three seniors, Kristen Kelly, Dan Houston, and ,lim Griffin presented their view of the importance of Kellefs education. A member of the first graduating class, Mr. William Lissau, also spoke. In their scarlet robes the seniors were one of the brightest points of the evening. The conferring of the diplomas was performed by the Most Reverend Eusebius Beltran, and our own Brother Lawerence. The Class of 1985 has now joined the ranks of untrivial Kelley graduates. Each senior presented Brother Larry with a silver quarter at commencement commemorating the 25th graduating class. , 11, 'fc 1 fall' X . Q ig , 5' E , bi, ff M l K,-. ,xg , '4 ,ff ,M Y K, , ' Rael' ' 95? ,B M, ,w1 , -12 M2 zlx, rf -,'V ' Ax O- w f Q if gp., Q E 1 xl- x N II 4 59,5 -. ', f Q Q-wi f I yu Honors Convocation ve! 91 ll if smog 1 The Erbricks look over Noreenis scholarships. 4 Jim Holder receives his Air Force appointment valued at S170,000+. 2 Dr. ,lean Placke hands out the Perfect Attendance awards. 5 Freshmen gel exeited Over B honor roll recognition. 3 Joe Betsko earns a history acknowledgement from Mr. Weyland. 6 Mike Bacon announces his choice Ui Coiieges in be Tiiniiy' ,--, il V! 2 ' Bisw E These are the businesses which have graciously donated their shares which have made this yearbook possible. The Staff wishes to express gratitude to our supporters. 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From Pep Club to W' 'rf' I ,jj Academic Dex-athlon to varsity athletics. seniors lead the school. For this ' K1 Tr part of the game, seniors lead the rest of the school. Their pictures are on AV i 5 ,. , the following pages and their immortal deeds are below. l U .xN: ' X X . point averages. 2. Which senior born on Yalentine s Day was the captain of the Comet football team. 3. Which senior was horn on Christmas Eve? 4. Who starred in The Nutcracker is Clara? Answers below 1. Which five seniors had the highest grade fa . 9, M as rendition of senior spirit 2 Gina Jarrett and her escort Mike Bradley 1 enjoy the winter Homecoming festivities 1. Xenia Beltran gives a perfect Hispanic piog aiualaw '17 991 PON 's xnoomw lnsd 'Z nqN quill pue gli-YSHN .l9J!Ull9f 'UBHJOW stormed GUOSEIJBH lziqiulfg 'pluneg 8.183 'I Tom Arp l'l.T., Creider, Computers Class, Boot up Pascal, My stomach hurts! V, . Cara Ballard Yearbook Editor, Academic Decathlon, Herman, Parakeet Soup, g'floating editor, National Merit, Life is Wunnerful, pinata woman, The prophet comes to Tulsa! ricketsia, Choo Choo Nhu, Bunny Munny, Live Long and Prosper! Xenia Beltran AFS Venezuela student, My experiences on the swim team, Mr. Buthod's Montreal trip, Christmas time, the Kelly's, Kelley football games, pep rallies, luau, parties, Extra Earth. Courtney Ash Soccer, Pep Club, Anchor Club, Young Life, Rajah. Road trip to Norman and Grand Lake tllcy, Laura1 . . . Stana, where the Hell is Norman? Fortune Chef, Prince, Misty Harbor, BSLC. ll'll be just a minute, girls. Stana learned how to spell, Remember Derby Day? Ann, Stana, Jules, Sawa, Court, We made il! !! Helen Barbre Shannon, watch out for those trees! Pam, and all our great pans of macaroni and cheese The 5 minutes afterwards and our great Skaggs shopping sprees! Kevin Those prehistoric people your rothum! Mark Bennett Mike Bacon STUCO Vice-President, tangents at the officer meetings . . . Le Lard, Lancbustcrs, and Naoh tu est chic, mais. . . Where arc my boxers? dit dit dit Bacon Report . . . Basic, fine cars, Madonna Madness, Kelley Cazoe Crew. Come, my friends. Tis not too late to seek a new world for my purpose holds to sail beyond the sunset. Vickie Becker Class of '85 . . . Mike, are we going to win tonite? . . . Absolutely no Football, l love Basketball . . . Marsha, Sharon, Kevin, Katie, and Mike . . . Brother .loel's ears . . . Accounting l most fun class at Kelley . . .two hours a day with Mr. Prassa . . . College-bound at last!! Thank God, no more uniform. J oe Bersko Significant names: 11 Mr. Gibson 21 Wings 31 my own 41 Comets Significant places, 11 Hue Hue Tenango 21 B foyer 31 Metro 41 Home Significant events: 11 Orientation Day 21 State Championship games of '82 and '85 31 first day in Spanish l Gary Bales Four years of Varsity Cross Country, Thanks Mr. Heckenkemper, Mrs. Fiegel, Mr. Prassa!!! Likes: fast cars, fast Women, taking it easy in class, Roger s Blue Max, Budweiser. Dislikes: detention, speech class, punk rockers, school on Mondays. Being home on Friday and Saturday nights. Hey Roger, Party, trim, bowling. Zinc, Highland. Laura Bell Lysa, Shannon, Kat, Lissa, Tara, Holly Love you guys! Kat -- Polly's Island, Blue Bell, LRC, Sand Springs, all your guys. Lysa - the L.B.s! party buddy forever - - you're my sis! Shawn f see you at the woods. thanx! Lissa --- Melsie, my big baby love ya! BRIAN, BRIAN, BRlAN!!!. Prop. of Brian! ELBEE. Stacy Biddick Best buds - Lara, Christi, Dori, Diane, and Dawn. Hey Lara Y Ching, Chong Hong, Fung! Cheerleading, Parties QAII- Nighters1, Texas, Wheeey! Roathem! Awthum! Bill's hair! Crusin' in mom's boat. Ski trip '85, Tag-team wrestling f Chris, Lara, Todd, and Me! Fred and Mabel. Bob! I love you, Todd. Nip! Woodman Lara Birmingham Best Iloogs Forever . . . I.ar, Kris, Lo, Ilo, Sltlt't', lock the doors. lley, Stacy . . . Ilung, Peung, Choing. booth-, boolic, Wheeey! Pom Pon, Schblickl Lafortunc will never be the same, Dori! Shnulnnns, Kim, Ilingo I, King of Pain, All nightcrs, the Sigma Nu Summer, duck . . . We-'re sooo embarrassing. I love you, Chris. I'Il miss you, HKIIS! Michael Bradley Bishop Kelley What an Experience? . . .Basketball with Chris and Matt . . . Senior year f awesome . . . Great friends, Great times, Great memories . . . Well, it's time to move on . . . Shannon Burke Smurf '82-'??, Hard Habit To Break! Football State '84-I Pom Pon Camps. Thanks, Father Tom, M81M's and My Pi. Parties, Senior Retreat, Spring Break trip '85! Jamie, Nat, Helen, Matt, bootie bootie! Paul, my hubby Timmy! Hawaii '84, HANGLOOSE. Hey, Fra-nk, you're awesome! Boom Boom! Thanks, BK! Bobby Bollinger Brat N5 . . . Scando, just you and me . . . Roso, when are we gonna quit? Marcoux, thanx for lunch . . . Glover, Marcoux we have had one hell of a life kindergarten . . . I-BAII-66 . . . SKOAI .... Freshmen UGH! Good luck in the future you never know, we could meet again . . . STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING '84 .lane Bradshaw Pep Club, Anchor Club, Red Cross Meetings with lunch, Pom-Pon Girl. Road Trip to Pryor . . . Debbie, please learn how to spell Kelley . . . Sharon, those Summer nights . . . Why does your ring say Sharon Elizabeth Robertson . . . Wait you guys I have to find my coat, shoes, and purse! Bobson and Bradshaw OSU bound. Look out!! I'Il miss you, BK! Owen Bushaw We all know people who live their life like it was a roaring ocean. Others come and go like puddles in the street, and some are like a solitary pond in the forest. But it's good to know that we were part of a body of Water that no matter where it flows, was one. Melissa Bond Miehelle, Mary 'I'.,l'1-ggy. Itianc M. . . . Fiuy Bebrages . . , the cheap stuff. . . sleeping during Rocky Ilorror . . . Cainls ...Fireman . . .Dancing . . . Iloys' . .. Misquisha . . . Iley, got a light? . . . Softball . . . Ilasltrtltall . . . Mary Il. tHey Iluddyj . . . Michelle. get a bigger ear! . . .Lori Lllilly lilolj Warning . . . Screaming in movie tln-ati-rs . . . Mich:-lle's party lmovc ova-rj . . . Milwaukee!!! . . . Ilockcy Practi The Lake . . . Party Wagon . . . Rick Bridwell Carrie Kirk, Fr. Tom, Mn O'Brien . . . Soccer championship in the winter of '83 and defending champs in spring of '85! Retreat, a story of a lifetime, Junior and Senior year. Mr. Heckenkemper, Hella Crested Butte '83, '84, '85, and the entire crew. T.U. Kappa Sig House, Top Mart. Harold Bussman On the eighth day, God created The Bishop Kelley class of '85, and she wasn't joking . . . Football . . . Here goes another F . . . College-bound and Party-bound. Melanie Boyd Ilchcarsals and late night, Clara and roses, We are off the mapv? Paris and confessions. Utica 2I and bowling. Michelle, Kristin, Jack, Dan, Tyson, Mike, Leslie, Noreen, and Patrick. With love always, Melanie. Aaron Brougher Books and baseball. No time for clubs and business like that sort of thing. Senior papers, Trig, Physics, Marriage project, and Parenting interviews. All busy work cluttering senior year. Worked in between. Jill, steady girlfriend . . . seniors: best all around class in many years Pool hall, Big Boss, ring toss QRossj, no money. Glad l'm not a Ranger, will be a Sooner. Lisa Cabell Charlie, Katherine QKatj, Laura lSm4-llyj, Holly tTrollyl, Shannon tShaunj, Kristin in Accounting, Tara tTawaj. LB's, Candy Canes, Purple? Bus trips, Virginia, Wherels my car? Stray Cats, Rick Springfield, Senior Retreat, OSU. Good Luck, Class of '86 . . .You'lI make it! Class of '85 . . . Can you believe it's finally over? Thanks everybody! Chris Caldwell Thanks for the memories 7 Anj, Rob, Owen, Pat, Therese, Amy, and Kath. Christmas fiestas '84. CSN -Y The beginning. Escaping from the Norman Holidome 7 cough syrup. Bopping at the park. The Revista Maryknoll Series. Thanks for the lake, Owen. Don't cry, Don't braze your eyes, it's only teenage wasteland 7 PT. Delta 7- 108 Cheryl Chambers Come hither, Mrs. Short, may I have some change? I have to tell Rita something. Eula Ijust love your hair! Stop getting hickies! Sharon, what can I say? I don't talk too much! Parenting class was not fun. Shari, Eula, Rita, Carolyn, Michelle, I'll see you by and by. BYE! Katherine Couch Remember Lisa, Holly, candy canes!! Qnone brokenj Purple?! Jodi wanna trashu? Tuscon, I'm gonna die in Woodward Park!! Laura, Midnight Rap Sesh . . . We love bathtubs!! Don't hurt blu-bel's feelings, she won't start!! Shannon, T.U. Frats, 0.S.U. Sororities, Ask me ifl care! . . . yes . . .cause I like ya. Too many Steve's! !! V Greg Calvert Brat Patrol 7 Brat 118. Come on real quick. Star me! The Point! . . . Mobile Parties, and the hill. Jim lives, but Willie rules. Wooden. Skoal and Copenhagen. Annual Daniels. Calstein 7 she's a twelve pack. Warm Brown Derby. Dan Kill. Carey Cobb. I smell a party . . . Murphy, Later Kelley, thanks for everything . . . Libbie Chissoe .Iane 7 Knows all my little secrets. Karen 7 the BEAR'S. Shannon 7 Cascia games in the rain fthe nose and wessj. Donna maintained control always. Aimee 7 1can't feel my skin. Shotgun's 7 1'm sooo excited 7 Bah aah! 7 it came from the carpet. Dallas in art class 7 Libbi, Jane, Donna, Karen, Shannon, Mary, and Aimee. Diana Crane Cheerleading, Pom pon, Pep Club, Anchor Club . . . Schhlick . . . Let's race 7 this time stay on your side of the road . . . the Tank . . . Let's hunt for turtles . . . Padre . . .Deb . . . Swensen's . . . Kat 7 don't worry, I'll clean out the locker . . . Pom pon Camp 7 has anyone got a towtruck handy? Wiley Carlisle Thanks Mom. Thanks, BK. Jr., Sr., Retreats, Dirty Dozen, KTA, Journalism Road Trip! Where's the party? Sorry, Coach. Great Friends. Ain't it funny how you feel when you're finding out it's real? Let's go to the river. No, Mark, 1'm not going! Bye! Gail Clark Sportsfan, T.U., 1985, Go Comets 7 'kBelieve in yourself, strive for excellence, and stand proud. John Creider always Tom's personal caddie . . . thanks, Steve, for the baseball card . . . the ten grand man . . . it's been an exciting five years. Roger Casas The Blue Max rules, all night long. Webster 15 Kelley 14, road trip with druggo, Keifer, Freedom, Claremore Municipal Court, the Cygnus jams, up in smoke, The Song Remains The Same. Rita Cmiel Buckwheat and porkey forever! Rosie . . .Burnt books . . . The Spectrum . . .Toilette Sisters! CYO . . . Journalism . . . Mrs. Ahern . . . Hey Cheryl, 25t! Crossroads . . . Pedestrian Bridge! Moosehead! Desert Boots!!! Gummi-Bears and Coolees . . . 'egg rollsf Band Aid . . . Bloom County . . . Bethlehem University! Finally, to the GANG lespecially Debil: Good luck and Farewell 7 1'll miss ya! Tim Cremin Super dummy Terrence, Gene, Todd, Grubs, Chris, Coux, Saute, Geno, Ken's Pizza by the Slice, '5The wheel fell off, Paul! '5Alright Man! Football, We're still awesome! 350, Dirty Dozen, Friends Forever, Sara, KTA arm wrestling champion, great times, Prassa, Stocton, Weeldryer, Wooldridge, Kelley was Great! Thanks Shannon. Brat 31 3, THICK. Gina Dean Well, GANG lMeliss, Ram, Rottschaeferl . . . We're off! FUN . . . FRIENDS. D.Y.C, Buger, Bum, Turkey, etc. Stan. Holiday Inn Bash! Jr. Retreat Y Amye. Big Brother . . . Mike. Weenie!!! Togetherness at test time. Sharon, Jane . . .Party at Bill's. Danielle, I love trees. Katherine Y John Y the Barn. Senior Trips. Oklahoma University, Herel come . . .Sooners 81. I love you, Halter! Sara Dennehy Jim Dunn It's been a great two years at BKg Mrs. Short's art class Y I did my hours, Honestg Owasso McDonald's, Jammin' with Glover and Sullivang Would you quit playing for a minute, Gino Y always messin' with people. Football Y we know who's -lilg On to success Y Hopefully ! Beth Dee Muffy Y I need to swing, red Camero, walking from Cushing to OSU. Firebirds. Radically casual. 6th hour Angels, TU basketball gamesg Coach's World Religions classg Braum's QTS, private pow-wows, Mickey - want some A.B. Donna Y where are your pants? Kathy Y next time, bring a notebook! WERE GONNA MAKE IT!! Love ya, Kelley! P.S. Michelle Y bestest friends forever, love ya always! Jim Dewhurst Colorado Y skoal Rob Emery Boys' Swimming Captain . . . Christmas Break '84-'85 . . . Delta . . . 108. Thanks Chris, Anj, Owen, Kath, Faye, Amy, and especially Tammy for great memories! The Derelicts Knew and oldl . . . Lazarillo lives on in PB. Hey, Miller, do your Spanish? . . . This is the end, beautiful friend. Y Jim Morrison Tonya De Gance Gina, Dana . . .Tim, You're high ...Dane8:K.U .... I.M.If.Z.... pbhhhh . , . Natalie - But how do you get them . . , tennis . . . Mary R-basketball and If..S.P .... Peggy Sr Buttwheat . . .Les, Theresa . . . Matt Y Where's my tape? Tommy, Mike . . . Jim, Mike, Jack, Patrick . . . Sat. football games . . . Roger, my counselor . . . Kate 81 Carey Y the Clock . . .S.P.I. '85 Y . . , But we didnt rise the mopeds! Martha Delesdernier Pam Doherty Gene Dunham Steven, thanks for all the great Kelley friends, Cars, Football, times . . . you weird?? I'm sorry Y I can't this weekend, I have a horse show. Joi-Ebony and Ivory . . . Just call me . . .Dr. Love or agent 471. Helen, the macaroni and cheese queen Y smoothg come on over, let's do laundry. Diana, Shangrila and fishing trips! Gene Engles Party . . .Tulsa Y 104 OU - 89 . . . Party . . .Pontiac Catalina . . . Party . . .soccer . . . When is school out? . . .Party . . . What hour is this? . . . Purple . . .Party . . .Chocolate chip cookies from foods class . . . Party!!! Raiders . . .Rose . . . Party...June12...27... Party. Hunting, Fishing. Road trips to Stillwater, Grand Lake and Norman. Katie Enright To M. Buthod: Personne ne s'attend a l'inquisition espagnole! . . .Class of'85 Y To Hardly know them was to know them well . . .So long and Thanks for all the fish! Noreen Erbrick Pep Club. . . Bus driving . . . Anchor Club. . .AFS . . .Paris 7 Melanie, Kristin and Michelle. Bowling in a dress??! Leslie, where are the signs? State Championship game in Duncan. Senior Retreat . . . Summer of '84 . . . l love you, BKH! Todd Foster Scott Gasaway T.U .... wild summer . . .my first ticket . . . 2 o'clock talks . . . war paint . . . The Gas and Treemaster . . . Girls, oh God .. . I'm just dating around. . . cerveza . . . Mrs, 0's liability . . . westworld . , . Beam me up, Scotty. How 'bout EDDY'S? NO, Denselg The river, lack of oilg Angela, Stutsg Lisa, hey dollg Love ya', BK!! Church league! !! Karen Erlandsen Harley'i The Natural High. Crawling across the lawn at Cascia. M.R. and Me. Next year l'm not coming hack! The Lipstick Cruiser Curbing Danielle's auto. Guess what? We painted the wrong house. Intrusions.', l Todd Frazee Roast 'emg Pop me a star, Hasty' Bakeg Wheeyyyk Texas, lt's gettin' thick, They're barnswallows' l filet fish, Haskell: wanna clock, wooden footg Stop the Carg Munsonson, makin' time, The point? Brat 4, Dense! vs. Muahg Top Mart, Stacy, Terrence fsnootjg Frank, Timmyg Grub, Sautee, Geneum, Moo-Moog Boo- Boog Genoq Jimmyg Stilts, Carp. Mary Geenan Angela, Stacey, Party Animal Weekend. The tree and the sign l didn't see. Kimberly 4th hour. When are we moving to Europe? Thanx for educated talks on Kris. Party friends. Roger, Where's the Rage? Scott Romeo. Alan, Gary. Thank you for all the memories. l do believe it's getting better. Vicki Forbes .lournalischismg Stueog Soccer tllA'sl: NaOH: Lanebustersg Novas. Wilderbeesl and Mudbogs: sixties tunes: jenn: l'm a doctor not a . . ' Cathy: saw-billed woodpeckers: Kristin: Put your heater away! Mr. and Mrs. Le Lardg Buddha and ,Iames T. Kirk: Mot and Hatrirk: Trinh- project? AB, DS. and JB physics snack queeng We canlt get caught a Protestanfs on our side! Darein Gandall Tim Geisler Dar, cool, killer, bogus, tremonday cool, awesome, Dar, Dar, Dar and Dar . . . Lara Birminghamm Qhuba deba daba dubai and Gina Jarrett and Sandra Anderson and all the other girls l love. Baseball, volunteering the Special Olympics, fast women, America's Hearthrob . . . Right, Lara? Glover, Monroe, Stoltze fold stoneheadj Thank God it's all over! Theresa Foster All the Wild Times Togetherg My Pals . . . D'Vous Skeeter, Kat, Denie, Rog, The Delig Duran Duran tin Concert! lg the Blue Chevelle, the Novag Highlandg Zinkg Hellerg definitely . . .the band. Chris Gary Winning football State Championship freshmen year. Playing on the varsity basketball team. Getting Fr. Tom's marriage projet out of the way. Knowing the Beave. Hearing Coach 0'Brian's famous saying, Sorry sack of. . . Steve Giannetti Football - State runner up 1984. Dirty Dozen -- part of the last ten - friends forever. Track, weight-lifting. Owasso McDonald's. Mr. O Father Tom, Florida. Braces Betsy, Annex, The hill. Football State Champs 1981. Fire 1983. GiNo. Brat l4. Jennifer Gibbs I would like to thank Tina Young, Gay Pasley, Joi Mathlin, RaShon Gilbert, Ilerbert Hill and Matt Hudspeth for making my years at Kelley some of the best years of my life. I will always remember my fellow classmates, especially those whom I have gone to school with for I2 years. Good Luck Everybody! Andrew Gomez The lake TACT! DUCK! OH MY NOSE! . . . Windsurf . . . Dizziness at golf . . . Tennis Zink . . . Bro. .Ioel's, Bro. Hue-Hue's, Deacon's , . . Swimming, Norman . . .Track . . . NEW YEAR'S . . . STARBURST, LOOK OUT! . . . Fireworks, Rob's blanket . . . Dillon f- SPLOB, SPLAT, SPLOWEN. SPLAN1, SPLIS. f-is ,Iulie Haddock T.U. New Year's '85 7 What a trip! La Bibliotheque fhello again! The Ranch 4 Bixby Boyz Blow it off - guess what? I think l found my last puppy! Ultimate party weekends Spontaneous Y Winter Park '- DILLSORVBEPYDOKU - Hey Stana . . . We're O.U. bound at last! Holly Gifford Trolly! Lisa tWee1.el! Tara lTawaj Mike tMiguelj - Laura lsmellyj Kat Scott. Edison basketball game retreats ' Taco Bueno New Year's Party '84 f Otay! Scott Penny Power W- I love you .Iohn Lennon f football bus rides OSU I love BKH f El Sid Lives Manio's f Max ff Soccer Anchor Club ff Pep Club AFS '85 rules! Eula Goudeau Dear K.E. I probably won't see you anymore after we graduate so I'll say it now. We were lucky to have at least one class a year together, and it was fun. So long and take care. I will remember you always in my prayers. QGod bless the Class of '85 !J Tammy Harbison Beach Blanket Bingo '83-'85, Let's Padre, Swimming, Friends since we were 8! New Year's Eve at Kathy's House, Windy Crest, spliends, My name isn't Joy, ,Iay with a C in Bennet, C.B. Beachbunnies, No, Idon't artificially tan! Thumper Club, .Ioy to the World, Bear, Rose, Omegamen, Yoda, Buck, Moo Moos with Mary T., Life's A Beach! Rashon Gilbert Yo cuzbones! What's up! .Ioi, ya bum, my tweetheart! Thanx, love ya! Jenny, scum, but my inspiration. Thanx for the stories! Gay, my angel, and there's Tinaya fool. My exuberant partner. I'll miss you all, but I'll keep-n-touch! Stay sweet! Love, Shonny. Donna Graves ,Iohn Harper SSpike the baby of the family? Carp . . . Phil Manowski . . . It's gonna be right . . .just kidding . . . WB. . . Bigloe . .. .Ieff of course, we can ski back to the condo . . . Florida Greg Glover Future Comets, have pride in your blood and school, Seniors, let us not mold to society's lustful ways, deviate from the norm and spread positive light throughout this world W Football, Dirty Dozen, Swarm, Duncan knows who won. Baseball, Gayle, Santee, Coux, Reed, Bollinger, Burns, Get up Sullivan, U2, Art, Weeldreyer, Kelley I'm missing you. GLOVE ,Iim Griffin McCarthy, McGuire . . . Bat boat pillagers . . . looking for good North Tulsa barbeque . . . lights out at the Star Party . . . Isurvived Freshman football . . . Sutton Signs . . . Love Boat . . . KTA school and drugs . . . X-Country Tuesdays . . . B-Team Games . . . Thanks lim, Dan, Jack, Tom, Pat, Pat, Ty, Roger, and Mike for a stellar 4 years. Cynthia Harrison Br. Bernardine . . . Academic Decathlon and The Mad Xeroxer . . . Trinh The Rebellious Monk . . . My Car. . . Marriage Project with Cara . . . NaOH man . . . Lawton . . . Finals without contacts . . . GOP Convention . . . Vicki and .Iennifer . . . Chocolate addiction . . . IS Resistors . . . Life was wunnerfuI . . . Adios Kelley, Hola Baylor! Mike Hart McDonald's in Owasso . . . Cami's Dad . . . Trench job at Father Tom's . . . J.P. the legend lives on . . . Thanks, Diane . . . U-2 . .. Homecoming at .lane-'s . . . Baseball in Springfield. . . Baby Bud . . . Mrs Fiegel loves me 7 Fr. Tom despises me. . . DORI, YOU'RE AWESOME!! CHILL . . .Skoal . . , Detention ...Parly...Mike...Maria... Fridays with Diane and our Bud Donna Herera The six Football on Sundays. Sixteenth birthday Kurt jumped out of cake. Verdigris, Craig. What's shaken bakin'? Road Trip to Joplin. Big Bad Bertha. Karen's Seventeenth. Dallas Weekend. Mary's Eighteenth. Quit chewing ice. Shotgunis 7 Diet Coke 7 number one and thirteen. How did we get in this ditch Mary? Luv ya, Ken and Brett. J im Holder Football 7 State Runners-up, Dirty Dozen, Tank,' . . . Thanks, Pat . . . Let's pick up some rodeo queens, Dan. Football on the weekends . . . Nothing can stop the U.S. Air Force. Michelle Haugh Buckwheat and Porky forever! Crossroads, JTH, River Parks, O- tay! bummer! Mawi, Legs-some AB? Dr. Pepper and Mt. Dew, Reeses, Herbie and Super-Banana, Noel 7 Chef's Blend! Bandaid, Bloody Art, my buddy Eagle, Hunterfjumpers! Mickey, the french trip. Rebel! Dune 7 best little brother, some underclassman are cool! No Mo! Brian Heskett Football, partying. That night at Sutton Stadium. 'LIS that your Bronco? The Led Zeppelin Freak. Sleeping in class. The man with all the nicknames. Good luck to everyone in the class of '85. Goodbye, B.K.! Dan Houston Key club does work! . . . You want that milk straight, Les? No, Mr. Prassa. My name's not '!Bronco . . . Singing in Yadon's . . . Football on Saturdays . . . I love you, Cara . . . Cecil's unlimited knowledge . . . Br. B. 7 Ihate math . . . Penny William's Parties . . . J.H. 7 Don't forget Elvis, he'll never die! K.U.! Padre and Paul from Iowa. Alan Hausher Danielle Hester 16th Birthday Party, Lipstick Cruiser, The INTRUSIONS, California, Colorado. Let's do something different tonight! hair cuts! !? Karen 16th birthday party. What am I going to do? Don't worry, I can drive, I'm fine. I think I'm buzzin'. That's a nice shade of yellow! I was going too fast to stop! Well! Matt Hudspeth Rog and Van, summer, float trips . . . Goof and Beav, midnight movies . . .0tis, Europe . . . Theresa 7 995! Jenny, thanks for the gossip . . . Camille, where are they? Tom, free dress day . . . Burke my little seester . . . FT and Hawaii '85 . . . Ernie D . . . Diane doesn't like Mike! Roger use your nose. Claudine Haustermanns 'LI got the .lecp!,' . . . Baskin Robbins . . . Ken's with Brcck and Kathleen. Missiles, Queenie's adventures. Bent . . . Le Cars . . . Kat-partying in the rain, You can trust me! Mexico! Whatever! Duran OKC concert '84 7 Roger Taylor, Noel, Reiko, lnfatuations, I wouldn't lie to you! . . . Mompty. Cacia. Drums. Seventh Stranger. Amy Hirsch Kab 7 the threesome 7 riding to school in the luss 7 the airport 7 new year's -7 get the ladder 7 lst hour art with bjm and dbw. richard j. rafferty in love you 7 no more +7 problems 7 SLyou're the inspiration 7 my daughter 7 pine everything 7 Owasso boys 7 Winstons 7 '85 finally 7 we did it, Kathy! Peggy Hughes L.N .... GJ .... S.D .... M.S .... Best Buddies! . . . F.B.'s with straws . . . Summer '84 . . . upass the sunscreen . . . the Lake . . . Football games . . .cascia . . . 'gThe 'mar0 . . . g'This is not a one-way street! . . . !'Really, I'm twenty-one! Black Porsche. . .Seven . . ..l.M.G. and L.A.C .... Party? At TU? . . . Interurban . . . G.T.F.0.0.H. . Houston . . . with or without whippage? . . . U.C.L.A. . . . Midnight movies . . . Re-huh! w Natalie Illig Tennis anyone? Juanitols. Where are the men? Cross Country . . . let's goto the lake! Will we ever get tan? New Year's '85. No, llm not flirting. Italy '83, Carolyn, no more haunted houses! Junior Prom. . . Physics, ugh! Dana what are we going to do? Totally awesome Thanks, BKH. Amy Johnson The Dinner Club, Jr. High Homecoming Queens, Terrible Tuesday, Friends since we were 8, Scrappin' Padre '85, sunbunniesg CSN, You'll be first to leave, SPL . . .g Derelict groupiesg everyone can do something, thanks for the best years of my life. Michelle Kennedy Bephy, Jello, Tawa f Angie! Guess who talked to me today! Art Class. So B.B. doesn't like redheads? Life is a puzzle . . . Oftenmore, Zinc . . .John 4 MSIJ So Joey 4 are we still getting married? Bestest husband a wife could ever have. Prom - Homecoming. St. Greg's. 'Remember the feeling . . . miss you Kelley! Tara Ives do your own thing and try not to get caught at it, hi, cat woman, the truck, sr. retreat, new year '84 and LE TOILETTE SISTERS, 84 IMPULSE, wanna race? Trolly, Michelle, Lisa, Kristen, Reiko, Kathy, Laura, Michelle, and Rita! Miss Universe, New Zealand?'?? Andy, it's a secret! o-tay! Theresa Jones We came the distance and all along we knew we would succeed. Now we are victors and it is over. Seems so funny - trying so hard to get through ! something we enjoyed so much. Well, we conquered Kelley, and now it is someone else's turn - So step across that stage with dignity and remember . . . love is forever. l Mark Kohn Kronie, Gym intern, Spanish III. Soccer uniforms fjunior yearl, Freshman basketball. Hey, football players, I wanted to kick! B Honor roll Freshman and Sophomore years. Now that I'm in college, I might drink for the first time. Cecil Gibson's 6th hour theology. Dana Jannotta Weekends in Florida . . . Icebox . . . K,U. with Sara: IMEZ . . .Gina and Lake summer. . . Loners' Club . . . Tracy-saucy . . , Our Group: SD. GJ. LN, Nl, PH, MS. TS , . . Rule the school . . . Turbans . . . KTA-no fuel .. . the brain . . .wife Natalie . . . Untouchables. . . no dances . . . Where are the Renaissance Men? . . , Underwater-Diving? , . . OSU contest . . .conl. . ,ThanksBK! , . . Smutabamos Gina Jarrett Sara fl'll say a prayer for youjg Dana QDeacon's daughterj, Phoenix lBessj, Sunbathing, lake trips, Natalie thus trip and old lake photographersj, Peggy, Leslie, Helen, Amy, Theresa, Jim, Dan, Roger, Mike, Matt, Cuter Boys, Junior Boys, Football Games, Michelle. Kathy Kelly Angie Kruse Wish upon a star . . . Jello, Sherbert, and Cherri . . . Dec. 14, 1984 . . .New Year's . .. Halloween and the Institution . . . Sr. Retreat . . . Homecoming ... State game . . .J.U.lG! BJAJBJAJBJAJ . . .PSYCH! g'Rocky It's radically casual! 12 hugs to grow . . . Billy and .lack . . . EEE III and ACT . . .D and F . . .Comets are family. Say what? . . . Whatever! Kristin Kelly Faye Le Blanc Suitcase of memories, AMY Jungle love, Hi-fidelity, Ballroom Blitz, There's a world outside your window, I don't want to stop till I reach the top, No more lonely nights, A little voice inside my head said, Don't look back, you can never look back. Thank you for a FUNKY TIME ! Noel Lee Hey Reiko! Molly Murphy's on X-mas eve, A cat is man's best friend, Opie, driving a standard, Morris, Garfield, Claudine's got a jeep!, Anchor Club Red Cross, Co Cross Country, Here Kitty, Kitty, Christmas, Michelle - Chef's Blend, Ranch Birthday, Scarecrow, 6th hour angels, cats, cats, cats! Stacy Major New Jersey . . . Spring Break '84- .. . George . . . 'sthe Nova . . . when my parents go away . . . the shore . . . Mare, Kelly, Bink Y I still miss you all! . . . St. E's . . . Lisa - we've shared so much - you re a great friend . . . hey Ang, let's go driving! . . . Mom and Dad - thanks for everything - I love you! Cami Martinez Frosh Year, the Trees, Steve E. dropped Lara while running across the busy street, Prom '84, Parties, Parties, and more Parties . . . Zink Park, the River, the BB Gun Incident, Merrit's wild-n-crazy parties! - Be your own person! SPRING BREAK '85 . . . Roger Littlefield Float trips, parties with Van and Mufly. I leave my worthlessness to Dwit. Cold nights under the bleachers with Dwit and Ojen. 83 with Natalie, 84- with Ojen, 85 with Van and Mufly. I leave my driving skill to Susie. Friends Sara, Theresa. l'm still alive in '85! v Debbie Maki Pryor and Talequah Y Hey Talequah learn how to spell K-13- L-L-E-Y! Hi, Mrs. Birmingham, it's nice to see you again! Luau '84 - Scott, Shannon, and Oreo Ice Cream. Diana's laxative-candy. It's o.k. Dori, Jane doesn't hate you, her head will heal. Bill's new hairdo! BK I love you! Joi Mathlin Kelly has been fun. Running through the halls and being late for class. The drastic fire that brought us all closer. Good luck, my fellow Comets. I won't see you in detention anymore. If you were smart you'd come to O.U., the party school. Bye, Kelley. Jimmy Lyons Football, Basketball, Baseball . . . Football State Runners-up . . .DBH19 . . .JI... . .Singing in Mrs. Yadon's . . . F.T., Mr, 0. and Gino in Florida. . .Italy '83 . . . Hey dingy . . . Leslie, we do like Senior girls' . . .Time of your life, Huh Kid? Mary Mannas Class of '85 . . . What was most memorable this past four years was taking the State Championship in 1981, and going to State in 1984 The Kelley fire was the most infamous incident in my four years. All in all, Kelley has been an important part of my life. Terrence McNulty Football. State champions of '81, State runner-ups '84 4 friends forever. Wrestling State Champs. Weekends. My little Jayhawk. Bishop Kelley!!! The year 1985. Woodman, dummy, Smoker, Eagles. Spring Break. Rance. Brian Major Thank God it's Friday, Bum Weekend Warrior, The end is near, Open to suggestions. Paul Marcoux Brat 36 . . .The Dirty Dozen. Skoal. Small parties, big parties, party parties, any kind of parties. Comet Football 31 . Top mart. The Point. No hard feelings, FT, even if my name was left off the senior T-shirt. What's a Karmanghia? 22 credits to graduate? Are you sure! Thomas Medlock Basic, Tennis, CC State, Padre f THE ULTIMATE!!! QSorry Jack!jg HParty '84, What the heck! , Miller-NP! Physics test? PPPHHH! Morgan - uh! puh! A females. . .Nat A Physics, Waterbuffalo, New Year's '85, Jim, Jim, Pat, Pat, Dan, Mike Y later on. Mrs. V Br. B, B.K. - the very best! Make your future! Mark Mercer Diane Metrailer William Meyers Gee, Mr. Prassa, it looked like a collar when I put it on this morning . . . These aren't parachute pants, they just look Party at Diane's? Missed float trips. To Mr Goodwrench. Friends . . . Fun . . . To my ' hb G Eff . I . th tw .M shoes are le al I nelg or mup or S 9 Hy Y S 1 promise. Scando, Jeffus, Lara, Cowthangl Coo, Dallas. Well, what will it be tonight? The Vette or the RX? I don't feel tardy. Adieu, Adieu, parting is such sweet sorrow. Brat-I I Chameleon . . . Allen Ranch . . . Holiday Inn and State wrestling '84-. To Mr. O. Football State Runner-up. To my roommate! Thanks Bishop Kelley, but look out A.U. Here I come! Steve Monroe PAM! 84- - Sensual summers . . . Brat H15 . . . United Brats of BK . . . Dallas, Kansas City, I can handle it! London, California and France to go! Skiatook . . . Monroe-Glover Art ABSCAM . . . Sex Pistols - Sid lives. Blu Bell . . . Slouchendorf . . . The Dark Days have arrived . . . Steve-n-Pam. Frank Murphy Brat 2 Fm on ya, FiFi Le Pugh, OFF ME, Haskell, Munsonson, Shannon, Willie, Bass, Sooon, Grand Lake, The Butte, Wood, Star me, Snow Ski, Uncle Grubbins, Lost weekend at Jeff's, Mignon, Wimpy, Ethiopian shim sham, Captain Chaos, Sit down and like it! Mush Nash, Head for the mountains. Kevin Moran Jennifer Nagel Vicki, there's my good friend friend R . . . Swenson's, soccer, mud bogs, Jr. retreat. Cathy and Kristin - Love you? Madly! Buddhism movie, American Hag and carpet pants. Grandpa ,load percipitated out. Physics - I bricked Ching in the ghetto. Michelle, turn up the radio. Blah, Blah, Blah, many yearbooks. BKH - So happy together Patrick Morgan There are 105 words for snow, chilly Dan?, Yes . . . No . . . Maybe, Like your shirt, Stace! Holderholderholder! sailing, tennis with G8T,s, Gone With The Wind, horseback riding, wearing featingj them yet, Tys? no 7 that's a window sill, Love Story, bagels, Paul in Padre, Clara, Tom, remember. Thanks to all who made my senior year the best. Leslie Nasser Bear . . . Coit Tower . . .weekend football . . . Woody Station Wagons and Black Porches . . . Gina's Lake . . . I'll have a milk . . . Peggy, Sara, Gina, Dana, Tracy, Natalie, Kathy, Noreen . . , l'm not pouting! . . . We'll bake cookies tonight . . . Hail Mary's with Sara . . . Lanebustersl . . . Now, how do you get there? . . . The Dinner Club! . . . The Shotgun Sam's Incident Patrick Miller What was your SAT Verbal, Tom? Pbbbhhh! , . . He hates these cansli' How about a Fresca? Hmm, Hmm?! . . . 6th row Rush . , . Stratocaster . . . Br. William's Spanish Class fThanks Patj . . . Mr. Hipsher's physics QHerelj . . . Medlock's Arrogance . . . If you choose not to decide you have still made a choice . . . Emery on bass. 11' Sl 3,1 Betsy Murphy natureis first green is gold her hardest hue to hold her earliest leaf's a flower but only for an hour then leaf subsides to leaf so eden sank to grief so dawn goes down today nothing gold can stay Robert Frost Jack Neal 92W for 6 semesters . . . Thank you Mr. Weyland . . . I'm not a bad example, Mr. Hipsur . . .I will not be corrupted by you Dan . . . Golf, Football . . . pool and bowling on weekends and after formal dances . . . Not Aggressive, just competitive . . . Not Claremore Y but Verdigris al Trinh Nhu Mathl . . . Math II . . . Math III . . . 0-R-D-E-R-Lady . . . Thanks Brother B! Student Council, AFS, Decathlon . . . Fun, Fun, Fun. Thanks to all those who have made my four years at Kelley wonderful - I will always remember you, BK High! ! ! Angela Paul Adios BKH ---f may we never meet again! Graduation- celebration! Stace, let's go to McDonald's! Mary - junior year - before and after school! Graduation will bring overwhelming joy and no sorrow. I'm ready for the future. Good luck, class of '85! I hope you're as happy as I am. Dick Rafferty You don't have to be old to be wise. - Judas Priest Tom Paluso Steven Paul Mrs. Dempsey's Spanish Class . . . The Kelley Fire . . . Lori's Kris Kringle . . . The A-Building shot down in flames. k gi ss .Q 5 ,539 Marsha Raus 'LBrief candles both ends burning, Endless miles, bus wheels turning, Friends to share lonesome times Handshakes and sips of wine So say it loud and let it ring That we're all part of everything Present, future, and past Fly on proud birds, weire free at lamps Gaynell Pasley Sure, Iill admit that another girl looks better than me . . .if you can find one! Yo chick, this party is dead . . . Gossiping . . . Guess what Shon, he touched me! Thanks Jennifer, Shon, Tina, and Joi for being friends . . . Wishing the senior class of '85 the best of everything . . . Christi Phillips Boogs forever . . . Lar, Kris, Lo, and Do . . . The lake this summer . . .Our infamous trips to OSU and the pool room parties. Look, the Doors! You all are embarrassing me. New York, the Doublemint Twins and OU. The Gord, La Fortune, and I didn't do it on purpose. I'll miss you, BKH! Shannon Reed Football State Runners Ifp . . . Wrestling State Championships 1984 , . . Missouri and Arkansas Baseball . . . Two-a-Days . . . Owasso McDonald's . . . 1132 . . . X1 . . .LongHair...Burr. . .Fire... Flood . . . Broken Collar Bone . . , Annex . . .Zink . . .LaFortune . . . Weightlifting . . .Concerts . . . BooBoo . . . Jamie f - Best Friends . . . Parties . . , Dummy . , .Cruising . . .Rellim Reeh . . , Prohibition. , .Float Trip . . . Top Mart . . . Spring Break '85 . . . More Beers . . .Brat 816 Stana Patton Spring Break '84 7 Padre . . . Fortune Chef . . . Rajah parties . . . Misty Harbor . . . Can't remember Derby Day? Binoculars . . . Stoplight snapshots . . . Weekends at Grand . . . HI lost my purse! Court, Di, Jul, and Ann . . . Party Pic! . . . '84 with David, B. and C. . . . What a nightmare! OU, it'll be great! Mary Raczkowski sv Basketball, softball 7 The Gang, TOGETHER!, broken bones, mono . . . Donna f remember f curbs Bueno, goldfish . . .Sara f phone calls, geometry, basketball . . . Melissa f 'gHey Buddy, mushrooms . . . Jim Holder - first date . . . Sarah and Lori f my little buddies . . . Br. Joel . . .junior retreat . . . football games . . . bus rides . . . Riverparks . . . Golly', . . . Dan. Mike Rehbein Going to Germany only to return to a charred school. Coach Ballinger's guinea pigs in Russian History. Driving bus 174 on snow packed roads in Gilcrease Hills for at least trying toj The F team and Mr. Wooldridge's pop test. John Reif Steve Ross March 2-8, Good times Eyebrow, Wiley. Guard 82, second 84. Almuerzo temprano hoy? . . . Hawaii.. . BB. Y CAL. Y .l.M. Jeff Santee Bratt H3 all right man. Geek, Tabuki, Grubbins, Son, Crested Butte, Grand Lake, OU weekends, the hills, Spring Break Y Fred's, the Bronco, Jamie, Kim, Dawn, JC Penny's, football Y dirty dozen, swarm team, split go, State Finals, Weekend parties, three stooges, Annual Daniels, Senior '86 Y Keep our tradition. Julie Roberts The Fearsome Foursomew Y too much! NajafD'vous, ChrisfAnj, Duran Duran, OK City, The Myriad, Awesome! The bst of friends Y Naja, Kabs, Deany, Reggie and Jules. Cascia boys Y Wally, Sean, Jimmy - wild! Lance . . . my true love. One crazy couple. Bishop Kelley, Thank you! Jill Rottschaffer Basketball, Softball, Volleyball Y an interesting experience, TOGETHER, All-State Softball '84, Br. Joel Y freshmen English, K.S. Y fun times in Talequah, J.J. Y Let's go to Mazzio's!! C.C. Y How s Monty? Mr. Oberste Y I'm so good to you!!! Thanks Kelley, I'll miss ya, Seniors '85 31 David Schmude Sharon Robertson Cheerleading captain . . . Anchor Club . . . Pep Club . . . AFS Club . . . Bradshaw and Bobson . . , New Year's Y Jane, where are your shoes? Happy Pumper . . , Af- 86 . . .Paul-dingle . . .SF Y my favorite sophomore! . . . Let's go to another wrestling tournament! . . . I swear I'm almost 5'2 ! Stockton Y you're the midget! Good-bye BKH! Shannon Rowan Fun Fair. . . minus teeth and a leg Y real fun. Bell's Y el Y bey . . . road trips. TU Y Kappa Sigma Y Lasoncy . . . Shouldl write ECK?! Y late nite walks. Lisa Y can you take me to work? Katrine Y what can I say? . . . Yeah, I like ya!! Jesse and Cyrano Y stay with me forever! I Love You! Reiko Scholle Hey Noel, Molly Murphy's x-mas eve, Hey Beth, letis walk to O.S.U. from Cushing, Red firebird, AFS, Anchor Club, M. Buthod Oui, Non, Je ne sais pas. Rita you're such a wild woman, 6th hour angels, Jr. and Sr. Retreat BK Comets lil, Hey Mickey, Ranch Birthday, Hey Tara and Trolly. Paul Romine Seahawks almost made it Qput in Zornjg Cubs almost made it, COMETS almost made it . . . the show must go on! Thank you, Mrs. Short . . . Wild-eyed Southern boys: Brad, Craig, and I QWe're going to take over the worldlj Some guys have all the luck in the world Qnot usj. Mary Ann Ryan 7 dwarfs, cheerleading, PADRE, Ba Hai Mar, Jim Morrison Y Kristie Y Don't do it! Y I'm really gonna quit Y pizza for breakfst Y member when Y it's true! it's true! ooo Does it matter oo Good friends? Goodbye, B.K. Tracy Schooling Dane, poems, executive in Loners' Club, bugs in your eye . . .egg Porche . . .Where are the Renaissance men? . . . Diane, that must be some kind of fur. What was on TV last night? nice battle wounds. . .Kate Y decisions, signs, gidget . . . L.N. Y It's overrated. Kathleen Schramm Meeting Duran Duran! Bus driving is an experience for everyone! I'd like an indestructible bus! . . . .Iodi's escapades with .lim . . . the spirals . . . Queenie . . . the rain . . . Thursday night 7 Bent . . . Missiles with Breck and Claudine . . . Trojan adventures . . . Vortex with Greg 7 Mad Daddies . . . Thanks to Mrs. V .... and to all my bus friends Sean Skerritt Cheryl the Pearl, Hey There, what's up with you, I mean . . . life's rough. Eula's hickies, Cheryl said that. Carolyn make up your mind who it will be. No more SCOTS dances for you. Michelle, where's my sketch book? Huh! . . . We'll be rockin' it live in '85, Kathy Stephens party buddies - resa cup, julio, schramm, claude . . , bj 7 encourage to be me, diet . . . aeh and rjr 7 love you mom and dad . . . eric 7 mr. happy, notes, making senior year special, what a sophomore . . . dig deeper, watson . . . 6'you're the inspiration . . . just canit fight the feeling . . . congratulations, seniors '85! we made it, amy! Stacy Sense Vo-Tech . . . VICA . . . I can't believe I actually survived a Catholic high school! l Thank God it's over!! . . . Party Maria Soliz Seniors of 85!! Back in the USSR . . . Homecoming was boring. So long Rita 7 now I don't have to listen to your obnoxious comments. Rasputin lives! Merritt, plese keep your zoo at home.0U 31. . . Mr. Hipsher's anatomy class will long be remembered. The Comets won respect. Donna Stieferman Seniors, yea! We finally made it. Mary, remember . . . Eskimoes, Officer Pierce, float trip, 7-up, Slice, etc., Taco Bueno and late night talks. Kathy, you amuse me. My favorite 7 J.D. Beth, sing 7 All I Need! California, Here We Come! Valerie Shed Hi, Love! Hey, Thornhird! Remember the Mountains?! Hey, what are those strange noises under the bed? 7 Retreat '84-'85. There's good rockin' at midnight . . . Claudine 7 women can't survive on ajax alone! Hey, Mikie .. . Vito's!l! . . . Parisor Bust. . . Tonya, he's sooo cute! Thanks for everything Cath . . . Love ya lots Big T . . . Love you, BK! Mike Spencer State Runner-Ups . . . Football 1153 . . . Boondoon . . . Party at Diane's . . . the fire . . . Rhonda . . . Sautee . . . Stiltz . . . Clueless . . . Bricks . . . All Right, Man . . . Tank . , . Gino . . . moo-moo . . . Chatto . . . State Wrestling Champs 1984 . . . Brother .loel . . . Weenie . . . Shannon . . . Bells . . . Seniors '85 W1 The torture is not over, See you around, BK Cathy Still Vick, Jenn, Kristin . . . NaOH. , . King Al, m8lm's . . . Nova . . . Puuuhhh . . . Check you on the flip side . . . No, I can't drive! !, Oolagah lake, Le Lard's boxers . . . Tu es chic, mais . . . A mask of broken dreams . . . Prom, gum, Grim . . . k'He's dead, Jim . . . Ching's drugs . . . I do not live in Catoosa! ' . . . Carpet Sharon Skerritt Starting out the journey through high school, I left my imprint on the basketball court. The rest of the years through this journey, I left my imprint on the football field. But what is most memorable is the imprint I left with my spikes on the track. Unknown speed Jamie Staurovsky Soccer . . . '81 and '82 Donna Dossis . . . OSU State Wrestling, DU House, Bowling with Boogs . . .Senior Toga Party . . ..Ieff, Why are you in such a bad mood? What a brat! . . . Paul, at least I remember to put my car in park. Shannon Burke. Shannon, fSmall Onel. Kevin Stipak Michelle Stoia Peggy, Melissa, Mary, Dana, Gina, Michael, Tom, Dan, Tim, Mike . . . HOLLY . . . Friday Night Dinners . . . F.B.'s with straws. . . Handy Foods . . . Circle K . . . bathroom lock-ins QPatrickl . . .JIM . . . parties . . . Colorado-Dev and Mike . . . Re- Huh! . . . Midnight Movies . . . McDonald's . . . No I.D.'s . . . firemen IRTSJ cornbread . . . 89 inches of snow Mardi Gras and Thirsty's Mark Thierry Captain SMOOTHQ you don't believe me but I really can get upg Times during trackg next year's girls. Little Red Chevette. Kevin! Here comes a cop. Tyson Tuttle Speeding? I wasn't speeding, honest officer. Live life in the fast lane! Presidential aspirations, Track, Cross-Country, Key Club, AFS, Pittsburg, Physics'?!? 7 I will be your boss some day. Homework or N0 Homework, this is the question 7 do you hear me fella? Bridget my . . . duck '86. Thanks guys, call me sometime. Good luck Shmoo. Chris Stoltze Lara, Arby's, Time After Time, Austin, Wheeey, Annex, Spring Break '85, Parties, .I.P.'s gone but not forgotten, Football Coach Wheeldryer, freshman year, Pittsburgh, Har, I said no! !, Casey, Top Mart, Hot Tub Party, I survived Memorial day flood, Love U Lara, Brat 7, Pop Me A Star Katherine Thornton Hey Radical! Bethie has my champagne bottle! Edison QT's . . . 6th hr. Angels, Psych!!! Donna, I will live at Quail Hollow. Forever Young. Remember the feeling. The hardest thing under the sun is to say good-bye to the ones you love . . . receiving only memories in the end. Thanks, Kelley. Dawn Vaughn Tarzan - Mr. Oklahoma and 18th birthday! 4 years Pep Club, 3 years Red Cross, 2 years Anchor Clubg Senior year recording secretary for Stuco. Christmas Elf. Fire in our Souls, State Game Football. French with Gina. Mark Stutsman Baseball, cross country, football games, graduation and parties Mary Titus Mar Mar . . . 'chelle . . , Melissa B. . . . D.H., GJ., DJ., AJ.. 0.1. . . . Tamara Joy . . . Faye . . . Taco Bueno Delights . . . Chink food 82 special . . . pizza Friday nights . . . going to State . . . Homecoming . . .YIP! . . . trips to Cubs . . . 'chelle's funner car . . . cuter boys . . , OSU . . .Huey Concert . . . New Year's Eve . . . Statue of the Madonna: Michelle's party . . . Nope, not today! Sharon Vaz George . . . wicious and wiolent . . . Vickieis Brown- Bomb. Erasmus . . . The F-team . . . C'est tout! Oh, Mr. Buthod's French. Arthur Surratt Two teams in State Championship Game . . , Freshman year - Watching a state championship team . . . FUN, FUN, FUN! Mary Todd Karen Verret Jane, Donna, Shannon, Mary, Libbi, Aimee . . . Shotgun Sam's, Shangri-la . . . My putt putt car, my brother, George Bear and Kurtis. Aimee - was your face eaten? . . . Good luck to the class of 85! Craig Victor Thank God it's over!!! I would like to thank Mrs. Haddock, Mrs. Cloud, and everybody I got homework answers from . . . Vo- Tech . . . Vica Nationals here I come , . . Merritt Whitney Shotgun Sam's and the fantastic five which is now the spectacular six. Jane, Donna, Karen, Libbi, and Mary - my friends until the end. The Dallas weekend, Mary's birthday party. Bishop Kelley is the greatest. Kelley took state my freshman year, and in my eyes we're number one this year! Scott Vincent Brett Williams Brett-n-Cheryl, O.U. football, Young Densel Youngug Brett, Frnak, Coo-hunting trips, Road trip to Arkansas, Westworldz, Stutsmang Cas fTree Masterjg 3 A.M. Steak-n-Eggs, Merrit's Partiesg State Colfg All State, B.K.H. football '84, Oh baby, The flood, Brett's Trans Amlg Seniors '85 Rule!! Dorian Walker Boogs . . . Christi and Lara, Best friends . . . it feels like we're moving . . . Watch out for the wall . . . let's take a picture girls . . . Sorry I'm late . . . you look so in control now . . .Lori . . . And Learn How To Spell Kelley . . . going to the library . . . Duck, Christi, we'll embarrass you . . . wrestlers! . . . Padre . , . BKH 31 !! ffl. Tina Young Yo! HoDaddy's and HoMommas: I know you are going to lose the Top Main Momma ofthe school. I know you are going to miss me, but I know you will get over it. 'I t V! l ...K Diane Walterbach It's not nice to fool Mother Bell. What is the ultimate goal? Owen and Kath: sailing and puzzles. The guys: Rob, Chris, Andrew, and Parrick. Amy: I hope in 5 years we won't be like we were 5 years ago. 17th gradej Drive Kate and Tracy: Summer '84, photo sessions, Padre, SB '85. Xu sg , f , QR 'Qfrf 4, f- .R to -1 -I 1 1 , XII: .X .X f .s fr' xiao - swf Q.. 0. . 1 2 1 Accounting has a strange effect on Tommy Arp. ai ,,,...Q. M.- 4 I 2 Seniors make Santa chuckle. 3 Tammy Harbison auditions for Make Me Laugh. 4 Chris Stoltze gets a rise out of Accounting. rcoux savs. 'LDon,t even think of zaguinz mv zinzer. is W X - -1 if x fi, 'ki .. i hu.. I I , x.-.pJ,?a 1 ir 4331--'N-Ir r A e l , ',,.,,,,,, ri - , Q E' i' Nxwgilxl-fy 2 3 ,I w mf va.-r 1:7 nn., wiv 1 Harold Bussman cramps before n lent. 2 .lim Holder: the All-American. 3 Michelle Kennedy and her pictures 4 Rick says, Leave us alone. 5 Mike Spencer listens lo Beth Dee's hair. 6 A necessity for concentration: langue hanging oul. 7 Mr. Obersle and his men. 1 K ,Q 'hx 7 TTT 1 cm I A .intl ,- A V S, ff .bf I 4. . T. t V e . 45' if 'R 'Ye- 'rzvf y .. - 3. - ., AX -:. ,'9faYe.- X, 'L 'H fy 1 'T U ' A M A A, g 5 ' L Q, L .'.L Zz g as f gm! 1 n K ' . .. W X ig, Q ,X X 9 fif A k ,, . is g i yqw-f..W - F ffl .f'X Q' -if ,N 'Q :- 2 .fx ,A,m 6' J' Juniors Join Upperclass M! . . . and the Glamorous Life 6'Heyl Where is everyone going tonight? What?l Zink Park. We went there last week and the week before that and . . .M or Oh! Mom, Allen Ranch is a place for . . . for . . . socializing. Where is it? Um . . . it's in south Tulsa. Where did juniors go on the weekends and wecknights? On Wednesday nights, some juniors went to Captainis Cabin to listen to the Unknown, a Kelley band. Others stayed home with mounds of homework to do. When Fridays rolled around, most juniors went to Zink Park or to the River Parks to see what everyone else was doing. However, many loyally went to school-sponsored functions such as dances and footballfbasketball games. As upperclassmen the juniors were able to par- ticipate in some Kelley organizations and clubs such as the Key Club, Anchor Club, and blood drives. Not only did juniors give blood, they gave time and energy as well. During the Fall Homecoming activities, they won the hall decorating and the most spirited class contests. All these activities bode well for the players Y the seniors of 1986. fl Y s - 1 - :Ni ' . .gawk A, 1 Q L ld, K K. . f i fix .. .X ., mx 'N I M... 2 , ,V 1. Is this a mirror image of Tyson Tuttle, Bridget Ishmael, Missy Leos, and Rob Shofner? 2. Dallas Finn Addis and John Sawyer Walsh live at Kelley. 3. The epitomy of junior class Dallas Addis Sandra Anderson Tracy Andreen Kim Bacon Lynn Ballard Carter Bandy James Bannon Robert Bass Lisa Bayouth Michael Beck Bill Beyhan Kristi Bielefeld Terri Bighorse Doug Biolchini Pat Bishop Mara Boerger Philip Boone Tom Bowen Kate Bradley Jenni Braun 1 l'Pass it? You're kiddinglw 2 Otto Lowe searches for the homeland I Clarke Brunton Mike Buckendorf Jon Burns John Buxton Kelly Carpenter Therese Cavlovic Lisha Cecil Rob Clary Carey Cobb J oe Cole Philip Collier Jenny Conrad Angie Cook Fiona Cosmann Debbie Cotter Paul Covey Catherine Craig Joe Creider Shaun Cronin Shelly Culver Jennifer Curtis Michelle Davis Speedy Davis Laura Dekrasi Linda Dempsey Michael Descher Sarita Diaz Tony Dinelli Kevin Dolan Carmen Dresch Smiley Elmore Michelle Ely Carol Engel Chrissy Erbrick Susan Fager Sahba Farhad Andy Farrell Michelle Forbes Tom Foster Mike Cebetsberger Lori Cemmill Jeannene Glenn Bobby Green Frank Griffin David Gwyn Dianne Haight Jeff Hanish Katie Hannigan l Rob Shofner says. Come on. Jim. don't you get it? 2 Thatls a mighty small nucleus. Carol! 4 X-,O 1. Tracy Ries just loves Monday mornings. 2. Katie Hannigan pro- poses a toast to Tom Cruise. 3. Till death do us part?! 4. Latrice Jones can't believe the fast action of Super Clue. Don Happe Ty Harrell Mike Harris Sherri Harris Sharon Hays Kevin Heavener Diana Hewes Herbert Hill Jeanne Hodgins Heather Hope Elizabeth Howard James Huber Robert Hurd Bridget Ishmael Stephanie Iverson Rachel Jamison Robert Jezek Dana ,lohannsen Carolyn Johnson Neil Johnson Latrice Jones Joey ,lourneycake Adrienne Karecki Tom Kenny Ashraf Khalill Mark Knight J on Krause Jennifer Kurowski Michelle Lafortune fi X 1. Estelle McKee demonstrates Look Mom no 1, eyes. 2. Leigh Reinhart says One more step and I ll SIC ,leannene's belt on you 3. Richard Moore grimaces What s that disgusting thing crawling in Tim s ear? Dwayne Lane Katie Lang Missy Leos Chris Lewis Heather Lipe William Lissau Stacey Mall Estelle McKee Steve McRuiz Melanie Merle Mark Merritt Laura Moore Richard Moore Patrick Morrow Lara Muldoon Brent Musick Sarratt, Carolyn Susie Nasser Jamie Newman David Nix Sheila 0'Brien Renee Pagano Mark Pelizzoni Laura Pellegrino Denise Piter Andrea Pittman Carolyn Platis Jennifer Provinsal Theresa Regan Leigh Reinhart 21' 5. if l v fa A-K I 'Ga 5 .i -: ' Q- vs , f'+ ks Sm? -1 ' 2 W Andrew Revelis Angela Reynolds Sarah Rhoads Tracy Ries Raymond Roso Tim Rucker Meg Scalet Robert Shofner Jamie Sicking Warren Simms Ed Smith Lynne Smith 1. Duane Warnken decides that this will be his last dance contest. 2. Juniors, Denise Piter and Mary Weeldrayer, just cannot get enough of each other. 3. Juniors and seniors have a moving pep rally before the State Football game. f Robert Snead Sam Sorenson Mark Stivers Erin Stoever Kimberly Story Daniel Sullivan Mary Swinson Katherine Tate David Teas Trena Tolliver Paul Tomasi Amy Tonquest Alberto Toro Melissa Toschik Kelly Tumy 1. Rob Schofner can hardly contain his excitement. 2. Tracy Andreen wonders who lurks behind her. 3. Juniors get blown away by the seniors' Victory cheer. 4. Kelly Tumy, Erin Stoever, and Leigh Reinhart are locked at the arms. Scott White Cole Wilson Chuck Woodstock Greta Yoder Mazaly Zaldivar Kevin Endres 1. Katie Hannigan grins and 1 bears .lim Huberis weight. A he 5 . 2. If you're illegal and you know it, clap your hands. -. . 3. Mike Harris says, 'iWhat do you mean plaid and argyle don't coordinate? While Jon says, I wear them all . the time when I'm not in my tattersall and tweedf' 4. Jamie Newman says, 'gWhat, smile? Let me turn on my hearing aid. 5. BEST FRIENDS!! QI dare you to think of a better captionlj 72 James Turner Tish Van Horn Bobby Vanderford Lori Warning Duane Warnken Keith Warren Mary Weeldryer Jennifer Welborn John Walsh Q O' ' ks- In . D .V-if 4.3 ai s 2 5- 1 .S n si ff-,I-Q. , 1 Mike says, What! We can't wear coats Mr. 2 .lunior girls go wild for European men. 3 Juniors work hard in school. 4 Watch your step Leigh! 5 Junior girls go Hawaiian. 6 Get off, Sheila, you're hurting my leg. 7 5'You've got to be kidding. Prassaf, 1 QQ T 1 Stephanie listens to the fine Swiss ticking of her Rolex 2 Angela Reynolds and Tracy Andreen enjoy Luau '34 3 Mr. Elmore gives Raymond tips on eating icy pops 4 Juniors are very close 5 What is that smell?, z is ii. .J ggi 5 S Q. I David Gwyn studies like a good junior. 2 Debbie Cotter says, Kevin, PLEASE leave me alone! 3 Keith Warren tries to spit out the words. 4 Mike Beck in deep concentration. 5 Melanie Merle smiles for the camera. 6. Moe, Curly, and Pelizzoni?? A Year- for Growing .yymfww Although being a sophomore means returning with more seniority, sophomore year is spent grow- ing up and meeting more classmates. This year the Sophomore class is full of Comet spirit. Since the second year has more free time, Sophomores begin to exert their influence in the school by participating in pom pon, cheerleading and varsity sports. Sophomore year is also spent discovering new social activities. Sophomores spend more time at dances and at aftergame parties. They also get the keys to the car for the first time fthey might even get their own carl. The class of '87 also demonstrates its academic ability. Kristen Stamile placed at the Pittsburg Math Contest, along with numerous others. The class also saw the first in a long line of upcoming battery of standardized tests. But looking at the way they handled the new adaptation this year, the class of ,87 should be able to handle the problems with confidence. V' - A , ov.. , .A 3. A' S' ii - Y t Q -t f- ' Y-13' N 1 Trish Alley pretends to study her extensive note even though a four legged fruit fly is hooked on her ear All Keefer proudly displays the hand that she pulled of Kristen Anderson 5 1 0 N 13 N mf mi , L 4. ff?-f35 :' Q 7 iJlWR55.T.Q1 .N .1 , RK my N Q Patricia Alley Marianne Ames Kristen Anderson Jamie Anquoe John Arnett Steve Axley Tina Bachenherg William Barnes Amy Barranco Sarah Beasley Margerie Bighorse Laura Boals Valerie Box Camella Boyd Paul Branson Bridgett Brazear Joe Burger Brian Bullock Larry Cantrell Kelly Carlile 15,351 I W. at . .NQHDH 2 1. M8zM's make friends as Melissa Hughes and Poole demonstrate. 2. Sophomores retain good study habits from ISS. -J' F154 X 1. Sophomore skiers hi! the slopes in Crested Butte over Spring Break. 2. Leslie Graham eats her lunch in peace. Chrissy Causey Matt Chitwood Denise Cing-Mars Donna Coffman Christie Coggburn Joey Cole Christine Coleman Theresa Conrey John Cook Michelle Cotch J on Cremin Chris Crozier Kacey Dalton Matt Danzi Douglas Daubert Jody Davidson Kevin Dee Kim Desbarres James Dinges Jud Doherty Colleen Dolan James Dorris Suzanne Doss Michael Edwards Michael Engels Teresa Erker Peter Erlandsen Elizabeth Euhank Todd Eveland Aimee Fairbrother Stan Farrell Pamela Farry Christine Fasano Rene Figuredo Dan Fike Sarah Flynn Julie Foster Renee Franke Stacy Franklin Becky Funk Pete Galbraith Alex Gandall Sean Gales Justin Gannon Kathy Gawey Adrienne Gears Mark Giebel Julia Gillespie X K 2. .A ' 1. Sophomore, Jason McClelland, does his homework in a fetal position. 2. The jean jacket: a must for Spring Break skiing. Chris Graham Dawn Graham Leslie Graham Dan Graves Maria Griffin Jud Gudgel Christine Hamilton John Hanish Marcella Hankxns Todd Harbison Steve Harian Bobby Harper Bill Harris Michelle Hart Amy Hewes Kent Hixon Christian Hopiard Mark Hotze Dorothy Howell Joel Hudson Melissa Hughes Alice Hyman Ana Iharra Mary Illig Amy Ishmael Mike Iten Sara Ives Paul Jackson Tony .lannotta Steve Jeeter Matthew Jezik .. iz. , t tg, N Q Us .-1' . K 1, if J, sf Q 44, i 7' G-.Q 3 H 1 ,lg , N7 1. Kristen and Laura . . . wouldn't their dentists be proud. 2. Dan Fike sports an Eva Gabor original. 3. Chris Smith and Joel Hudosn laugh as Steve Jeeter shuts his eyes and tries to remember his lines during Soph. English. Sara Ives thinks to herself, Now is that Kelley with an ey orjust a My? er , , , y f ' ' gl f. 12 JV' r I n:f'n'+f, 4. . . i mg Janna Journeycake Sevan Kazandjian Allison Keefer David Kelly Erin Kelley Laura Kelsey Caryn Kersting Ted King Georgia Kirby Steve Kovzan Patrick Kurz Matt Lahey Regina Linder Brian Linn Lynn Lipinski Kelly Loyd Kathy Lumpkin Roy Lutke Billy Mall Mandy Manhart Ben Martin Cherice Martinez Stan McCabe Annette McClain Jason McClelland Mike McCoy Dan McGrath Diana Mclntosh Tom Merrick John Merrill Michael Miles Chrissy Miller Laura Miller Michael Miller Mike Moore Robert Moore Christopher Moyers Bobby Muldoon L Patrick Mulkins David Murphy Mary Jo Murray Julie Nash Jeff Neal Keith Nix Stacy Nyikos Danny 0iBrien Sean 0'Sullivan Richard Oexmann Heidi Osweiler Patrick Paluso Cay Paquette Jodi Peace Richard Perisho Dana Pettit 1. Eat your hearts out, senior girls! 2. Don't shoot now! I've got a pimple. 3. Laura rejoices after passing her morality test. 4. Donna asks Lynn to keep her hands to herself. Wendy Poole Steve Rauner Michael Reasor Shirley Reckmeyer John Regur Christine Reinolds Rebecca Reynolds Jeff Roberts Kristi Robey Mardi Robinson Mark Rolston Amy Ross 1. Julie Jackson wishes she hadn't used Elmer's on her eyelashes this morn- ing. 2. Michelle Cotch mulls over Mr. Hip- sher's fetal pig theory. Shawn Ryan Mike Scattergood Lanie Schofner Jennifer Shubeck Christopher Smith Josh Smith Lesley Smith Gerald Snow Eric Sommer Patty Soza Stephen Spanier Andrea Stafford Kristen Stamile Jill Staurovsky Thomas Steed Kerry Stern Leigh Ann Sturm 'Qu ...+L ,J lx - Carrie Tinkler Christen Tramontana Chris Vossler Erica Ward 1. Homecoming court - our select women. 2. Melissa Hughes questions Alex Candall's last encounter with Old Spice. I 'Ml Eric Wells Jeff Stutsman David Teegarden Robert Teis Richard Thomas ,I on Ward Katie Weibel 7 'w-. fix f fi, Q Xl , T Viizexix. 417 E he C. 1 Q sv' X - 'U . k x fu E gr -Mil: m Y ff EIN ki' R. , ,- -Af J 1 ' f K H gf, , 1 1 f f . ,ffxxw A f V . ' I ' ' ' 1 g f X ' Afgx 5 f Q, 'H-mow. . ,.,-. 1 N uu- X I -wi' l ,lim Walton wonders why he's in the sophomore section. Qi 2 .lim Wiley sucks wind. K, 3 Hurry, it's picture limelu 4- John Ward says, g'Yeah, I'm badf' X - i 2 5 Okay, Steve, what did you do? S Q 'V A Q' f yf . h ngmqff-11. MAMERAS AND fxxxxffxwxfmjggg souTHnoADs MALL 622 sooo STORE soon LUCK 85 GRADS Class of 85 Make Your Fuiure' Your Aol Mamlagoufo Catch the Spirit of Bell s a Tulsa Tradition of Fun' Good Luck Kelley Graduating Class of '85. .5 Q K C If IOUR FULL SERVICE CAMERA STORE A X SINCE 1967 - 1 ' .--f 'Q A aw- id Q . 4 W 1 3 I ll S! I , Ry if O O O ' , Z x 'V 1 U I , I I U 4 fir,-, jf M' Q, lf? :,,E,m ff . 1'4'., 'TTS QS. ff W. ,, ,ff M, Mgqv ww 'fn' fz rm , , ,, . ,, M41 3' -Q .ggi 4? ggi, XX H Zfwfaw, S 'H . 3 . . . ith Bright Eyes The summer of ,84 ended and with the grand finale came the beginning of a new career for freshmen We high school life. No longer would these neonates subsist on the inconsequential entertainment of pinball and rollerskating. These bright-eyed freshmen would soon trek to the Annex Mall for the latest gossip on other available freshmen, and then to Swenson's for a relaxing, leisurely snack. Orientation brought all of the freshmen together. Each discovered whom he would like to befriend and whom she would like to date. A new high school atmosphere allowed the freshmen to partake in many clubs, such as Pep Club and AFS. Their participation in sports and their attendance at pep rallies gave the Kelley community an important ingre- dient to Kelley's spirited school. The freshmen are now permitted to roll again and advance to the next level, sophomore year. li . 1 - 4 ,,, N., David Adams Todd Adams Shannon Allen Walter Alley Tony Alonso Frederick Ames Laird Armstrong Carey Arns Teresa Ashmore Michael Back Paul Bacon Jennifer Berner Dana Best Teresa Bierig Glen Blake Scott Blosser Sarah Bohannon Jason Bolton Kristin Boyle M' Betsy Brock Matt Brougher Rodney Brown X X Damon Burnett Dana Burton Sean Bushaw Paul Cagnolatti Anthony Cescon vii wr X x Vincent Cianfrone Kay Cobb John Coffman Catherine Collier Mary Condon Michael Cosmann -gs l . A Freshman reads the Homecoming want ads. .Jimmy Hughef. tries to stick out his tongue and touch his nose. . Diane Edwards laughs he-hind her best friendis hack. . Tony Digi-ronimo says. Ink hard to be a bad dude with friends like im, Joseph Covey Jeff Coyne Katie Cronin Stacy Culver Stephanie Culver Jeffery Curtis ai' its 1080 4cAr.cu1.us 'Sc Houma xx lil - 'E VI Jocelyn DeGance Mary Delesdernier Ann Marie Delpha Lawrence Dickinson Tony Digeronimo Melissa Dillingham Lilyann Dixon G. J. Doughan Perry Dunham Jason Eddingfield Patrick Edison Diane Edwards Xi XY Ko 4 ' .xi l X l lei ,,,f N K K F' 'Q 1 33: Kiwi Kriste Elliott Michael Endres Caroline Erlandsen Melissa Eygabroad William Fahey Douglas Farry 'bds Kristin Flynn Charles Foster Mark F rankum Andra Freeberg Anne Trinca Fulton Debbie Funk Abby Gaddis John Gage Jason Cajan Maria Gales Henry Ceenan Donald Cerlach Matthew Gerlach Chris Giordano Michael Gogel Donald Good Jacque Goodine Troy Gormally Jeffery Gower Claire Graham Kathi Gripka Christopher Guinan Michelle Gwyn Julie Hall Stacy Hankins Eric Hannan Febe Harhison Anthony Harker Michael Harper Steven Harris a- 5- , 511. . mi 1 X Xl 4 ciili iii 'x x im is 5. X. 43- ,Q 2 4 s 0 I Q I l 1. A Freshman girl stashes her G.Q. 2. Anything heats Monte Cassino, huh? 3. Ann Trinka Fulton says, '5Oh, God! Where did you get that awful dress? Picture No Available MQW ad Steven Hasting Mark Haugh Julie Hawn Kevin Hellman Lori Henderson John Henzel Andrea Hester Teresa Hill Karen Hills Jane Ho Michael Horton Paul Howard James Hughes Dominic Hunter Patricia Illig Julie .Jackson William Jackson Tanya Jackson Michael Jansen Kimberly Jensen Jennifer Jewel Bradley Jones Christopher Jones Donita Jones Scott Jones Theresa Jones Lisa Junk Bethany Keefer Elizabeth Keveney Tarek Khalil Edward King Charlotte Klein William Klindera Rhonda Kratky Kelly Krause Karen Kruis Nicole Kruse Karen Langley PlC'lIUfe Not Available Jennifer Lauinger Karen LeBlanc Helen Lee Michael Leitch Karen Levy Ginger Lewis Jonathan Liechti Patty Lumpkin Melissa Mailath Clayton Masey Christopher McCauley Tia McCrackin Jack McFarland Rusty McGranahan Annette McKee Tiarr McKee Richard McKenzie James McNally Michelle McRuiz Laura Mellor Noreen Merrick Christine Miles Michelle Moore Paul Moore Richard Morgan Kelly Morgan Richard Moyer Burt Mummolo Bart Murphy Charles Myers Julie Nash Jennifer Nasser Stephen Nathman Rose Nguyen Kevin Nixon Mary Ojeda Kirsten Olsen Erik Parkey we f-M-' Johnell Pasley Erica Payne Brandon Perkins Gino Pinalto Julie Rask x Jason Reed John Revelis Kelly Ries Kevin Rogers Danica Roso Jenny Royal Marcello Santillie William Saunders Laura Scattergood Stacy Schermerhorn Dennis Schmude Susan Schnetzer Laura Sellars Kevin Shank Edward Sharrer Robert Shocklee Robert Shoier Karen Smith Tara Smith Brandi Smolen Kristen Soli Rosemary Stallbaumer Nina Stefaniak Jo Ann Steuber Stephen Stoltz Heather Stovall ul, qw James Stovall David Sullivan Dean Tate Jamie Thomas Elaine Thrasher Richard Todd Katherine Tomasi Bernard Tonquest Cheryl Tryon Colin Tumy Dana Vaughn Denny Vilela Eric Vosburgh Stephen Vossler James Walton Jason Watts Andy Wiebel Holly Williams Patrick Wilson PlClUl'9 Derek Wooldridge Not Deborah Wright Heather Young Matthew Young Aimee Youngblood Sarah Ziegler Lauri Zigrang Annmarie Zwahlen Available J' ' ici? ms.. l 1. Senior Cheryl Chambers just loves to see others suffer. J.. Q wid f Ev ' q 2. Rose Nguyen does her best imitation of Thuc- W N Trinh Nhu. 3. Kristen Flynn thinks she's just another brick in the wall. 4. Studying! Freshmen are still too young to know better. 5. Even a wall canit come between these two friends. 6. Freshmen still believe in the Tooth Fairy. HW .lii i .iii E W '59 . fi? , - 'Wu-Q va 1 Teresa Hill does her John Travolta Imitation. 2 Beth Keveney stares down the photographer. 3 Patricia Illig shows Jennifer Lauinger how to smile for the camera. 4 Two freshmen share a romantic moment. 5 Who put glue on Eric's head? .1 R S on-Trivial Pursuits - Other Games of Fun l ff. through college and hopefully to the Olympics. 7 Shaun Cronin Going to Kelley and riding my horses are difficultg but I've balanced my time for so long, it has become a habit. Michelle Haugh gl' --sf. . N. Q. L f l,..,,,,,! Sit- N f.-sq fd k' r Nr We W l Q-,t 'S vp, V: - ,,,' , , , - isfnirms.-,-, I, - 4 , is J' L' N SJ It is hard to he well rounded in all three events because one event usually suffers and then it is hard to keep a positive attitude. Lynne Smith, Triathlon 1 08 Gymnastics is an art as well as a sport. It is fun but very time consuming. I plan to follow gymnastics If you really enjoy doing something, go for it. f Maria Gales f you do your best, performing is very satisfying Y Sean Gales i I love to dance more than anything else. Y Melanie Boyd ,il fm an Ra - Q as Q Y au ,Q f as :xi rw to if 55 5, 'Viz 1 as if pf 3 'ii -5.-1 W Q , O 4 Karate -'H lt's a kick It was hard staying active in 4-H and dealing with conflicts, but the hard work proved itself worthwhile when I - Mark Mercer won Hall of Fame. f Mary Raczlcowslci W A gl 4 v :if .w if J L , 1' l A -5 1 Lauri and Katie cruise the track meet. 2 Two freshmen give the high-five. 3 Jamie Thomas says, L'Ju.st wait till I'm a senior. 4 Freshmen wish they had a car. 5 Another Kenney comes to Kelley. 6 How many licks does it take the average tongue? 'NV -I Til -qw, 110 5 . new A- 'R if , yyyy V. I 'nw' ' I Az .L ,Z 1 ,,k,,, 13, bn. W .,,,,.mHW...,,.,,,.m----7,,. ,H .,. wmv? 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Harvard Tulsa Open 24 hrs X day 7 days f week I rl -I -J -I-I W 9 5 ' .s G -ff-In 's fx? x' I 'Z ' ' 9 IJ ' .a.a El Q-,X L n x! ' r -N 1 .. ,Qin ...a.a .n .a X' il ...l1l in-I' I - .Ja.a.a....a:n lg p r -N .1 -a.: G J W., ...n ...a Jan . . . f' - .n .a.a..4 . ., G f - - f Q.. .n ...n -.n ...a.,.n .a.a.n.n 1 -Q S -- f f ' .n..a.n .a .a.,.n .J I i Brother Larry Seeks NeWPursuits rK,.,.s. CX 'sskvfzf' Q 3 1 Br. Lawrence Humphrey, Principal. 2 Mr. 0. hangs around. 3 Dr. Jean Placke, Academic Principal. 4 Angelo Prassa, Disciplinarian and Athletic Director. 5 Gary Oberste, Director of Student Affairs. Br. Lawrence Humphrey, in his first year as Kelley's Principal, has been welcomed into the school family. The Kentucky native is one of the most popular members of the Kelley Administration. Another newcomer to the school is Mr. Yu Ming Huang, from China. He has spent the second semester teaching Kelley students in English and Eastern Literature. I O Without Them The Game Would ot Go l'1 1 'gOkay my little wretchesf' 2 Alan Weyland laughs at his own joke. 3 Wayne Brashier heads the maintenance crew. w Br. David Schultz Tom Severino ,,.. o a.a. e,..a. ,. Theology Theology K QS' R is V QE Fr. Tom Hildebrand Barbara Fiegel John Weeldryer Deacon Dale Vanderford Theology Theology Theology Theology gif' Gayle Lands Phys. Ed. g'Don, you're being disgustingq we're at Mass! Dennis Hamilton Phys. Ed. Bro. Bernadine Elaine Meyer Sharon Weems .lohn Heckenkemper .lim Wooldridge Kuzminski Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics i' Don Buthod Foreign Language vt . t A ,V ' ,f K X, ' r- , 'f 1 Z5 2, E X N, gy- . 3 1, 0 tif SX' f ! Barbara Chin f ' Foreign Language x 4 Lisa Oliver and Dana Beck, guidance counselors, take a water break. It's business as usual for Maureen Lawler, Karen Karey Bro. William Brynda Diane Dempsey Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign Language vs Cafeteria workers ask, Where's the beef? , f ff? Q25 l an Q f Q Karen Harris Science Gayle Haddock Science 1' ina J im Shields Alan Weyland Tom Williams History History History Tom Stockton Tom Ballenger Rowena Ahern History History History ,. ,hfw-W Brian Arenson Science '- , jfffsffi ' ,jf2?I. ?fp.f I . .,,.:, ,, , V f,,, A ,,.,,,- ff,f V A .ff . . 'e ff 1'-, .4152 QM' ,,m',.: 21f 'H ,W 11- ' af , 2 -V vt U z gm s 12: ff Lia: ' . , V Terry Hipsher Science Mn..-f-f' ,,..f- M.-M-f ,,,,,.Ww ,. , N i 3, I 2 1' Q A Xkjytz fi Q, Q. ' V 'f f L A , . f ir' ,.'k 'i?lJft- ,. - .sf Z GFX ., .V it H 3' . i to 5 4 S i Ji 11422 S Bl Mr. Severino: the Kelley Renaissance man. 119 Dee Ann Short Art 2 XA . if ly g . .lx l. , Carol Allen Business If 1 Deacon Dale says, If you ,-,. , have any more questions. ...+A please 7 put them in the .,V, as iii question box. '- H f11f1 2 Mrs. Lands thinks, Hweall E start with a hundred V ,,,1 pushups, fifty situps, and ten 5 laps around the gym. Sherry Vilela Kathy Scribner English English Business Office: Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Nickel, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Moore and Mr. Lamb. .lane Oberste Business Mrs. Covier Library Tim O'Brian Br. Michael Fugger Joe Frisbee English English English 3 , ' ' ' . 5 . , jo file KKCJ55 0 7985 lt ,9l ClyQl .4 all Gift Wifi 95 fo 61166855 y f 6 Cll'l'l0lfU'lf 0 A6l,9,9lfl 55 yOU Ping lI'Lf0 f 2 LU05 O! of 6l 5 Z?l 0fA2I oZ,ClLUl 8l'lC2 f , 'UU' A J L ' A eaclz of you . . . may you meaaure A lz f ' e L ' ' A f' ll . Q0 :T- : :T-1 Cfxcefdnf yearAooL.! jrom flue Cllewib to the Class of 85 H D O Q 0 6 from friencla of Malzop Jgemg XO ,NWQXQGS Lewes K N955 K0 - 'oO 9 0 Googifle xgxafwaxe Air ambulance takes off from St. John's fr You re beginning an exciting new life and we hope it is healthy and happy St John Medical Center s Explorer Post H380 has been proud to work with Bishop Kelley students Frank Yoon and Dickens and Amy E Hirsch in 1982 If a medical career is in your future we look forward to working with you St JOHN MEDICAL CENTER 1923 SOUTH UTICA AVENUE TULSA OKLAHOMA 74104 Jamie Newman during this last year, and with Manuel D. THE KING WISHES CHRIST TO THE CLASS OF 85 GGGD LUCK St. Peter and 1530 SO ROCKFORD Paul 534 6691 Wishes good luck to the 685 Senmrs ilongratulatmns to all our Bemors om Et Marys Parnsh l l fr 9 Mike Hart ichelle Haugh ' kk, Good Luok Seniors l:l'0l11 St. DillS X ZW? WW Kuna, Week! X5 d belleve like I believe, only you' d g by Y S Id J f h F gxtltytlf 5. 5 . . 1 XX K 45,4 Chlml s S at CC .D Q C471 , 4 ft Z 1 KX sk 'k it it 4 Star Rated . 9181664-DELI 1984 Snlver Spoon Award 3002-3 S- Memorial ' Fojiros ' Chimichongos Gel::l:LTxLTgLer - All your Mexicon Fovorires 21h blocks East of Peoria 1413 E, 15th Ph - 587-4411 Uf1IbHHPH Morgan Building 404 South Cheyenne Tulsa Oklahoma 74103 918 584 4255 . I 3 ' ' ' . I I I l a a - I I I I n o - r 1 r y - CoIorGraphic:s L J. 4- ---' Q s E l Q 5 ,YQ sv K Wt 4 X LM,,,,,,,.,. . 1 K ,Xb , I . ww-wssawamw :wsu we -i X 8 129 Student Council - Leadership Through Service Student Council -Y a club many hear of and laugh. What do they do for the school? This year, Student Council has become a very important organization on campus. A dedicated group of officers joined Mr. Oberste this year, having been trained at Basic Leadership Workshop last summer. They involved class representatives in many activites: Howdy Week, Victory Dances, Camfel Productions, Kelley Sweatshirts, Sadie Hawkins, Boy and Girl of the Month, Hug a Football player, and the Kelley Olym- pics. Members provide the school with leadership through service-volunteering for just about any job that needs to be done. Whenever and wherever there is work to be done, one will undoubtledly find a Student Council member. Vicki Forbes, President, Mike Bacon, Vice-President, Dawn Vaughn, recording Secretaryg Mara Boerger, Cor- responding Secretaryg Katie Hannigan, Treasurerg ,lim llolder, Honorary Parliamen- tarian. 1. Class representatives volunteer fur Cafeteria Duty. 2. The Kelley delegation shows their Comet pride at the State Student Council Convention in Stillwater. 3, Officers Dawn Vaughn. Katie Hannigan, Mara Boerger, Mike Bacon and Vicki Forbes pose for celebrity shots. ' 130 x-41 Students in Action I s aff If A W' -4---..........,., 'mfg 1 The Sophomore Scavenger Hunt Team forces an innocent couple to kiss on the Pedestrian Bridge. 2 Diane Walterhach, Tracy Schooling, and Amy Johnson flirt with Jim Lyons while he tries to concentrate. 3 Mike Bacon admires Jamie Staurovsky's form at the Olympic Volleyball Finals. 4 As Dawn Vaughn speaks, Mr. O'Brien's mind wanders. 5 Roh Shofner, Renee Pagana, Dan Houston, Frank Yoon, Lynn Lipinski, Mike Bacon and not pictured Gina Jarrett publicize the Kelley Olympic games. x 3 -M iffy ' 131 ,M Zq FHM 1 Stan McCabe snows his best side at Olympic Volleyball. 2 Sara Dennehy thinks, I am having so much fun! 3 David Gwyn says, And then God said to me . . . 4 Mara Boerger tells the student body about her ex- citing Prom date. 5 Thomas Medlock admonishes the student body. 132 ug pirit Ignited by Pep Club The 1984-1985 Pep Club., under President Leslie Nasser, VP Mary Titus, and Secretary Noreen Erbrick, led Kelley through one of its most spirited years. Pep Rallies, signs, and busses to away games helped to fill the stadiums and gyms. The Club also prepared bags of goodies to help fire up the teams. Even the Homecoming dances were the responsibility of this hardworking club. lin 1. Terrence McNulty and Tim Cremin: the 1984 Fall Sports Maid of Honor and Homecoming Queen. 2. Comet fans get fired up. 3. Pep Club Officers: Top to Bottom: Mary Titus, Noreen Er- brick, and Leslie Nasser. 4. Chrissy Causey, Ali Keefer, and Mary .lo Murray are adversely affected by paint fumes at a Pep Club sign-painting party. Anchors awaylw is the phrase that best describes this year's Anchor Club. Re-affiliated with the Pilot Club Interna- tional, Kelley's Anchor Club has grown stronger in the school and the communi- ty. Under the navigation of Mrs. Oliver and Ms. Beck, Anchor Club sent junior Lynne Smith to the Freedom Founda- tion,s Youth Leadership Conference at Valley Forge. A club for all seasons, An- chor Club assumed its traditional role as hostess of the Luau, sold Goblin Grams at Halloween, and adopted a needy fami- ly at Christmas. President of Anchor Club is Sara Dennehyg Vice President, Laura Dekraaig Secretary, Dana Jannot- tag Treasurer, Helen Barbreg Senior Representative, Mary Raczkowski, Junior Representative, Shelly Culver. 1 Anchor Club Officers pray for prom dates: Laura Dekraai, Shelly Culver, Helen Barbre, Mary Rac- zkowski, Sara Dennehy, and Dana Jannotta. 2 Theresa Jones and Jim Holder, chosen as Key Club and Anchor Club sweethearts, take a moment from their busy schedules. 5 'g.,.-35 Anchor and Key Club Continue .M L. At... A .31 in ::- e - rf 1- . M W ar' K I . . I What do Kelley, Harvard, and Yale have in common? Each has an elite fraternity representing the cream,' of the social strata. Kelley's version of the Skull and Bones and the Porcellian is the Key Club. This club upholds a proud tradition within the hallowed halls of Kelley. Aside from posing for G.Q., Key Club's services include donating to the missions, caravans, and an occasional bus purification ritual. The President of Key Club is Michael Bradley, Vice President, Daniel Houston, Secretary, Wiley Carlile, Treasurer, Michael Gebetsburger. 3 Key Club Officers relax under the shade of a tree, Mike Gebetsburger, Dan Houston, Mike Bradley, and Wiley Carlile. 4 Service Tradition -vis lllarein Gandall says Watch out guys here it comes. 2 Senior girls see how many they can gel. 3 Greg Glover John Cremin and David Kelly jam from Katherine Couch s garage. 4 Anchor and Key Club members smile after another meritorious meeting. 5 Lynne Smith wishes she were back in Philadelphia rather than posing for the camera. as Q s 1 sv Q a s y fi: K M N ,- Q N A A - Moe. ,Q E 3, it.. ., An R 3 Kelley Builds With Boards The four class boards are extremely active in the Kelley com- munity. Nobody knows exactly what the Freshman Board does, but let us suppose they prepare their class for what seems to he the ultimate goal f sophomore year. The Sophomore Board sponsors class trips and activities. The major concern of the Junior Board is the successful outcome of the Juniorfsenior Prom. Everyone knows that all the Senior Board does is throw parties! .,-- 'W' - ---...,,, 5 .,-f ' ,,,-ffefl Junior Board: Mike Cebetsberger, John Krause, Mara Boerger, Jenni Braun, Katie Hannigan. Freshman Board: Eric Vosburgh, Rosemary Stallhaumer, Jeff Coyne, Patricia Il- lig, Bo Tonquest. 136 Senior Board: Terrence McNulty, Jeff Santee, Jim Lyons, Mary Raczkowski, Sara Dennehy. Sophomore Ross, Leslie X,-1 Board: Amy Barranco, Kristin Anderson, Graham. St eve Rauner, Amy ,X an Top Row From Left: William Meyer, ,lim Holder, Kathleen Schramm, .lim Griffin, Mike Rehbien. Middle Row: Noreen Erbrick, Leslie Nasser, Patrick Morgan, Sara Dennehy, Dana Janotta. Mr. Shields and Wiley Carlile. gi f'fe '1 KTA Moves GEm In These select seniors have been trained in the operation and care of mobile modular transportation units. QBuses - as defined by the Tulsa Public Schools Systemj They have survived rainstorms, icestorms, and yes, even the worst freshman hormone storms. Kelleyis fleet consists of three of the long yellow varie- ty, a mutant yellow one, and five vans in assorted colors. Under the guidance of Mr. Shields, the KTA has continued to be a Kelley tradition. 1 Dana .lanotta psyches herself up for yet another stimulating bus ride. 2 Mr. Shields interrogates Kathleen Schramm on her driving prowess. 3 Mr. Shields watches apprehensively as the KTA drivers practice their manuevers. fb Q., , ,, 137 Red Cross akes Its Mark The Red Cross is infamous for its bi-annual blood drive. Many Kelleyites were enticed by offers of free cookies and juice, but only a few brave bodies actually donated blood. So far, every student that entered the wrestling room has been reported to come back out. However, emerging Kelleyites seem to have a particularly rosy outlook for the rest of the day. The value of the Red Cross cannot be measured in pints alone. The Red Cross also provides Christmas stockings for the poor children of Tulsa and donates money to needy families through bake sales. The proud sponsors of these zealots are Ms. Karey and Mrs. Dempsey. Red Cross members are led by Tim Harbison, President, Faye Le Blanc, Vice-President, Mary Rac- zkowski, Secretary, ,lane Bradshaw, Treasurer, Amy Hirsch, Project Coordinator. 1. Red Cross officers take a bow. 2. Tam Harbison can not stand the sight of Chris Caldwellls blood. 3. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses . . . This year five Kelley students joined in the Tulsa youth-sponsored Penny Push. Through International Red Cross, students from all over Tulsa raised S8000 to be sent to the famished in Africa. Tonya De Gance and Valerie Shed were Mayor Liasons. By con- tacting the Tulsa mayor and the surrounding city mayors, they were able to have the week of Febuary 14- proclaimed 'gTulsa Youth Pick Up the Tab Week. Patrick Morgan, Tom Medlock, and ,lim Griffin were on the Media Committee. They wrote many informative radio spots, and appeared on radio shows to tell of the Ethiopian crisis. These five students, along with STUCO members, also went into freshman and sophomore religion classes to speak about the problems in Africa. The STUCO Ethiopian dance raised 15200 for the African relief effort. 138 1' - Yi n ' ji Q X - -we f f J fi 1fQ fi 'g ? 1 W N1 g L I bv 4' Q' , N,,,:,,Mx wx -A.. ,M 9, Q Hi 'fykwjf if fig Q, A Q ,, W il fy X 9. '- ,511 gf' as . '57 5 H ' M .4 3 ' ' .x 5 I ' f qt? ', nv Q M QA .Ax L - S , in ' X5' - 9 3 n f Lf' f12 1' ' kf '2 33 'PA3 3 M, 3131 'N 'f ---Q. ff 2.,-4, - f Q, - k' .f - f' ui W L I Mww. xzwrm, If WCM W..mmWw. - .Q 1 if fffgffwfffgfi A ifQ15x?:Z ffl Q 'iff A ff fA'?T 17 95' 42.7 gt 'H ' ,, ia H 411452 fm fra 75 ' P g' 'f?f2 If 52515-lazy tQ'fi?W Qyg 14 F 1 4.3! if-V Y, -, 4 JI l 0 xi tl Q Ag V P' 3,25 1, S3 Bishop Kelley Band A successful innovation uncovering many hidden talents was the Bishop Kelley Band. Under the direction of Mr. Arenson, these per- formers stepped beyond the bounds of tradi- tional school bands to become a popular source of entertainment at several Kelley dances. Although the Bishop Kelley Band doesn't march, wear funny hats, or use a tuba, its musi- cians and singers have a promising future at Kelley. 1. l.aura Pellegrino and Steve MeRuiz play for a capaci- ty crowd in the cafeteria. 2. Sharon Robertson sings the blues. 3. David Kelly, Mike Buckendorf, and Steve MeRuiz want their MTV. 4. Tony Janotta doesnit have David Teagarden's affinity for The Partridge Familyf' 581 il I W2 3 w I 1 +L Row l: Tony Jannotta, Pete Galbraith, Steve McRuiz Row 2: John Cook, Melanie Merle, Mary Swinson, Sharon Robertson, Laura Pellegrino Row 3: Kevin Shank, Mike Buckenclorf, Rob Emery, David Kelly, .lohn Reasor, Davin Teegarden IS? 140 -??'.wiQzz 1-:if iz -e W sf: Fi -,.'1.1 sz sf.: M-- f tia 15- ff . I 1, fr.. , 3 Q Computer Club While most Kelley students are in the library before school trying to finish their homework, members of the Computer Club are in H-4, home of Kelley's Computer Science Department. Computer Club members go into the computer room before and after school under the supervision of Ms. Haddock. When not doing their homework or defending the galaxy from invaders, computer club members have disc-washing parties, and provide Kelley's love-sick students with com- puter compatability lists. 1. Ms. Haddock says, Screw your head on right, then maybe you'd understand. 2. Computer Club officers say, microchip for the camera: Chris Young, Paul Covy, Josh Smith, Phil Collier, and Chris Graham. Cordially univited, but able to attend, Brett McDaniels poses with his buddies. W . 1,5 ,A we 7 fi Nfl f fs 1-, stef X... 'aw N Cholr If you hear more than one person sing- ing at a Kelley Mass, it is probably the result of the Kelley Choir. With the guidance of Mr. Severino these girls sing at all of Kelley's liturgies, and throughout the diocese. These proud vocalists are pictured from left to right: Libby Choice, Kelly Carpenter, Lilian Dixon, Racheal Jamison, Saba Farhad, Maria Edwards, Lindy Dempsey, Charlotte Klein, Leigh Reinhart, Julie Nash, Kelly Carlile, and Amy Barranco. 141 Parents Come Alive in Auction 98 The celebration of Bishop Kelley's 25th year commenced with the Fifth An- nual Auction. The theme of the fund raiser - Happy Birthday Kelleyn - coincides with the impending 25th year of quality Catholic education in Tulsa of- fered by Bishop Kelley High School. Under the direction of chairpersons Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. D. Harper and with the combined efforts of over a hundred parents and Kelley supporters the 1985 auction brought over 8125,000 into the school. 1 Mrs. Nasser, Mrs. Morey, and Dr. Graves socialize during the auction. 2 Mrs. and Mr. Boerger plan their next move. 3 Auction bidders get busy. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Axley bargain hunt with Brother Larry. 5 Auction guests carry home their purchases. 1 BX e ,Nerv- 142 l School Board and Booster Club Enrich Kelley f 5900? was sw i The Bishop Kelley School Board is formed by parents and members of the Tulsa Diocese religious com- munity, appointed by Bishop Eusebius Beltran. These dedicated adults ideally represent all parishes. Among their many ac- complishments for the school year '84-'85, they have instituted a long-range planning process that includes both this year and the next. They have also approved and regulated the school budget. Sitting left to right, row one are Sister Marietta Fischer, CDP, Linda Con- rey, Chris Wolking, Sister Rita Mc- Claskey, OP, and Alice Kelly. Row two, left to right are Scott Collier, .v 3 John Erbrick, Yvonne Hankins, Bart Cronin, and Brother Laurence Humphrey. Not pictured are Father Gregory Gier and Sister Joan Duerst, OP. The Booster Club is a stalwart group of Comet fans. Through their efforts, they seek to provide Kelley with the best possible athletic program. The club pays for the equip- ment, uniforms, and travel expenses for all sports. Booster events include the Dogs and Suds Party, the Las Vegas Par- ty, and get-togethers after home football games. The club also holds two Sports Banquets during the year to honor Kelley athletes. Booster Club Officers are Dick Gold, President, Clarke Brunton, Vice-Presidentg Helen Lau- inger, Secretaryg Ron Brown, Treasurer first semesterg and ,lerry White, Treasurer second semester. 1. Why are both Mrs. Bradley and Mrs Brunton trying to cheat off of Mrs. Culver's paper? 2. Mr. Brunton and Mr. Gold prepare for Spring Catalog '85! 3. Kelly Tumy and her fellow swimmers show how pleased they are with the food at the Sports Banquet. X X J q X. xx . xx it B' . ,'x . I I 5 e . -N 55, - 143 I Journalism Staff Reveals All! Who are those strange people running around school sixth hour? They are members of the Journalism Staff, hot on the trail of a lead. When not canvassing the school for headline breaking stories, or the city for ads, these budding professionals are busy at work in D-7. Sixth hour, Mr. Frisbee's English room is magically transformed into a news and yearbook room. Even though the journalism typewriters never seemed to work, the staff managed to proved the Kelley community with the Kelley Chronciles and Kelley's Pursuits. This year's publication editors were: Cara Ballard Y Yearbook, Cathy Still f Newspaper, Vicki Forbes - Utility, Chris Lewis and Ty Harrell Y Photography. 1. Shannon and Mary wonder what Jimmy is going to do with his cropper! 2. Sara Dennehy helps Mike Bradley to look through his prom date applications. 3. Editor Cathy Still, jenn Nagel, and Kristin Kelly snicker at the thought of marriage. 'ina' , 1 Q ff mt .is N. w WA 's W. N. , L my K i ' 1 .... ..-an 144 f. . - i Mtmtiwfvr-s,,, MX4,...,, C , Nujjrltlgkx . -x KK f-s-tt,,M4f:I::im.... t..t .. ,... jf X, : ze -,M ..t. A if f ,figs . fi, . if Q Q f Ma. ttta A - X wh , tatat my-M P A . 9 3 Q 'K te-- f iW?1 i-fax,-If .2 .i.- . ,f 4 4 MMR Nga. 5 W Q . t 1 3 A R ,Q-Q: fi -x ksw' First Row: Nlilw Barun. Rita limit-l. Wilt-y liarlilv. Wiki- lirznllvi. 51-00 fiathy Still. 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I CAMERAS Q LENSES i PROJECTORS o Movle CAMERAS LL a How o KODAK Q 91' I M KONICA o LEICA o MINOLTA Q NIKON RoLLEu o MAMuvA Q vouCHrLANoER o ZE AND OTHERS LNSTAMATICS TO 415 STUDIO CAMERAS If LOCATED IN HIGHLAND PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER E or SOUTHROADS Erv1n Photography Portraits Groups Pr1vatePart1es 252 4505 The Party Pic Peoplew Glnngratulahnnz 0115155 ui 1985 Xi!! mf Bishop Eusebius J. Beltran Fluff! S ZW t 'Ney-1, ,WL Question: What does sports mean to Kelleyites? Answer: Simply-Comet Pride! Kelley fans raise their hands and stomp their feet whenever Kelley Comet teams arrive on the fields, grass, courts, pool, and mats. The finesse and expertise of the players reveal their true desire to be winning teams. Even when the teams lose, satisfaction flows through the players, and fans' ' 9 hearts because both know the teams will bring home the victory from the next battle. Each sport at Kelley-from football to baseball, cross country to track, soccer to softball, basketball to wrestling, swimming to golf to tennis-carries on the tradition of excellence and pride in the Kelley com- munity. To all Kelley teams: attack and be tenacious! 1 150 A1 . 42.30 if f, Q ae-tip' 1 af ' ' ' F' Q mf., '-'51 .34 mm f- J, VV - .-was - S .y , fr V ,v 4 ,, - V' . Q fi . 'Ji Front Row: Ms. Meyer, Laura Scattergood, Jill Rottschaefer, Mary Raczkowski, Sarah Rhoads, Lori Warning, Chris Crozier, Miss Har- ris. Second Row: Meg Scalet, Kerry Sterne, Michelle LaFortune, Catherine Craig, Melissa Bond, Erin Stoever, Melissa Hughes, Gina Dean. Third Row: Michelle Moore, Karen Smith, Aimee Youngblood, Julie Foster, Marjorie Bighorse, Rosemary Stallbaumer, Katy Tomasi, Dianne Haight, Sheila O'Brien. Injuries Riddle oftball Team s Inexperience and injury took its toll on the 1984- Comette soft- ball team as they finished their season with an 8-13 record. Despite the losing record, there were several highlights throughout the season. The team placed third is both the Norman and Conference tour- naments. ,luniors first baseman Sheila 0'Brien, third baseman Sarah Rhoads, and senior second baseman Jill Rottschaefer were selected to the first ever All-Conference team for their outstanding play in the tournament. Rottschaefer was eventually named to the All- District team and chosen to play in the All-State game, also a first time event. Behind strong hitting and the pitching of senior Melissa Bond, the girls got off to a 4-1 start. However, injuries hit the Comettes and they ended the season with four players out of position. Senior catcher Gina Dean broke her finger, knocking her out for several weeks, while senior shortstop Mary Raczkowski played only two games before becoming ill and missing the rest of the season. Other starters were juniors Erin Stoever, who moved from first base to shortstop in Raczkowskfs absence, Lori Warning, who played both outfield and catcher, and the only sophomore starter, centerfielder Melissa Hughes. Juniors Dianne Haight, Catherine Craig, Michelle LaFortune, and freshmen Kati Tomasi, Laura Scattergood and Rosemary Stallbaumer provided utility play. At right, Melissa Bond doubles as pitcher and slugger. sd' J,,,,..-,.... in 'N lin f N 'OHM Hitting remained a strong force for the Comettes throughout the season. Five starters ended the season with batting averages of .350 or better under the in- struction of batting coach Mr. Hal 0'Hall0ran. Head coach Ms. Elaine Meyer was assisted by Ms. Karen Harris. 1 Melissa, Sheila, Jill, and Erin prepare to play tough defense. 2 Melissa Hughes smirks at the pitcher as she steps into the batter's box. 3 Senior Jill Rottschaeffer ponders the long injury- stricken season. my ,HQ ,,,,. wif' 151 J.V. ports 7-0-1 Record The 1984 J.V. football team finished the season undefeated. However, a season ending tie to Bixby was the only blemish on their 7-0-1 season. Led by Coaches Weeldryer and Begnel, the Comets were able to salvage a tie against Bixby with a late come- back. Although few people saw them play during the season, the future for Kelley football looks promising as this team takes over the Varsity level next year. 1 Scott White breaks free on an 80-yard touchdown reception against Pryor. 2 The J.V. defense plays havoc with Rogers runningback. 3 Quarterback Philip Boone shows the classic dropback style. 4- Runningback Richard Williams looks inside for extra yardage in the Comets' victory over Pryor. .291 '4 1? 'Q 'Wi ,W 1 . a -4 N any Q .W i z, 5 tr P .. -at f k. . no ' 45' l ,,,.,.a.-W . , J --L. , W 1 e nuxfwi , -M, ', ww , , gaffffg, Yfff- ,, ' ff 1 N . ,'n,4 ff 9' 4- 152 r r W- K 3 ,I ,is . APUU' jr, Q., , Row l: Donnie Cendron, Gino Pinalto, Chris Guinan, Eric Hannan, Vincent Cianfrone, Brandon Perkins. Row 2: Jim Walton, Troy Gormally, Denny Velila, Damon Burnett, Mark Haugh, Bo Tonquest, Matt Young, Patrick Edison, William Saunders. Row 3: Coach Ballenger, Joe Covey, Chris McCauley, Mike Harper, James Stovall, Dean Tate, Eric Parkey, Jeff Coyne, Rodney Brown. x Frosh Schooled In Hard Knocks Even though the freshman football team, led by coaches Tom Ballenger and Tom Williams, finished their season with a record of 1-7 they gained valuable knowledge and experience. The team lost a few close ones but never gave up. Although this was their first year together, they played well, showing a lot of potential. With the ex- perience they will gain in the future, they should mold into another out- standing Kelley team. 1 Quarterback ,lim Walton runs the option to perfection. 2 Runningback Denny Velila takes the handoff and cuts off joey Coveyis block for a long gain. 153 154 Row l: Mike Spencer, Terrence McNulty, Tim Cremin, Chris Stotlze, Shannon Reed. Row 2: William Meyer, ,lim Holder, Steve Gianetti, Jack Neal, Paul Marcoux, Greg Glover, Jeff Santee, Kevin Moran, ,lim Lyons, Coach Tom Stockton. Row 3: Harold Bussman, Mike Rehbein, Brian Heskitt, Raymond Roso, Todd Frazee, Jim- my Dunn, Mark Thierry, Gene Dunham, Coach .Iohn Weeldryer, Coach Brian Begnel. Row 4: Coach ,lim Wooldridge, Jim Huber, john Krause, Dan Sullivan, Doug Biolchini, Mark Stivers, Paul Tomasi, Rob Shofner, Andy Farrell, Tim Rucker, Robert Bass. Row 5: Coach Angelo Prassa, Carter Bandy, Keith Warren, Alberto Toro, Clarke Brunton, Ed Smith, Mike Harris, Scott White, Kevin Heavener, Smiley Elmore, Philip Boone, Row 6: john Walsh, Joe Cole, Richard Williams, Todd Har- hison, Stan Farrell, John Ward, James Bannon, John Hanisch, Stan McCabe, Mike Scattergood. Comets Slow tart, Explode Into State Finals 1984 was an outstanding year for the Comets. After a mediocre start, the Comets rode a five game winning streak into the State Finals. The Comets qualified for the playoffs with season ending victories over Bixby and Owasso. The two victories gave the Comets their second straight District title. The Comets opened the playoffs with a 19-14 victory over Pryor, avenging an earlier loss to the Tigers. The quarterfinal victory over Mustang vaulted the Comets into the semi-finals for only the second time in school history. Kelley's miraculous comeback against Miami, a 28-21 overtime victory, placed the Comets in the finals against undefeated Duncan. The Comets played Dun- can down to the wire, before a last second field goal spelled the Comets defeat. At right, Mike Spencer puts on his game face. Offense Sparks Comet Turnaround Offensively, the Comets had an excellent season. The team had 3,262 yards of total offense, including 2,330 yards rushing. Chris Stoltze lead the team in rushing with 663 yards in 126 carries. Raymond Roso add- ed 476 yards on 14-0 carries and Shannon Reed had 458 yards on only 91 carries. Roso and ,lim Lyons combined for 932 yards passing and eight touchdowns. Five of those touchdown passes went to All-State Split End Jeff Santee, who led the Comets with 28 receptions for 522 yards and an 18.6 yard average. The Comets outscored their opponents 261-163. The best offensive game of the year came against Owasso, when the Comets rushed for 365 yards. l Andy Farrell tries to imitate his idol, Jeff Santee. 2 Coach Stockton gives a pointer to Jeff Santee. 3 Shannon Reed hurdles his way into the endzone. 4 The relentless Comet Defense shows the form which carried them lo State. li .tiff 'eifyq Tough Defense Carries Comets Into Finals Defense was the strength of the Comets. Led by All-State Linebacker Paul Marcoux and Honorable Mention All-State Tackle ,lim Holder the Comets allowed only 11 points per game. Marcoux and Santee led the Comets in tackles with each having over 150 tackles on the year. Greg Glover's two interceptions in the State Finals helped earn First Team All-City honors. Lyons and Reed both contributed four interceptions. The Comet defense allowed only 127 yards rushing per game. Defensive End Raymond Roso made Second Team All-City along with Defensive Backs Reed and Stoltze. Santee and Marcoux both made First Team All- Metro, while Lyons made the Second Team. l The Comets show their pride, and the first of many trophies. 2 .lim Lyons shows his determination on and off the field. 3 Terrence McNulty says, Kevin, look outfl 156 t Wx! Row l: Heidi Osweiler, Sharon Robertsong Captain, Stacy Biddick, Katie Lang. Row 2: Donna Graves, Mary Ann Ryan, Carolyn Johnson, Joey Journeycake, Becky Funk, Theresa Erker. Cheerleaders Win Honors Cheerleaders are the unsung heroes of Comet athletics. After attending every football game in the fall they jump im- mediately into the winter sports season when they have to split the squad bet- ween basketball and wrestling. Although they receive little recognition, the cheerleaders give to the school throughout the year. After being chosen to the squad in the spring, they practice every morning during the summer at 7:00. The Comet cheerleaders were named camp champions at the 1984 University Cheerleading Association summer session at Oklahome State University. They also received the first place trophy for a cheer, the second place trophy for sideline chant, and the spirit stick award- ed to the squads showing the most spirit throughout the camp. ,. 'srt Q - ' ' it ' A - 'fi ---ii ' '- 255 N sues. .25 t -s.fe,8ic.Nw.ts1 X kkkk . K. gl xg ':f. K,-zvygmxltlr ' - 'B 'V 7 ! Quik L - , -... .....-v. ., ..... in 'X ffsxblxsrzfasff-' ' l The Kelley cheerleaders wget up at a pep rally. 2 Joey ,Iourneycake asks Sharon what to do next. 1 157 Hard Work, Endurance Pays Off For Boys, CC The 1984-85 Boyis Cross Country tcam, led by Roger Littlefield with his best year ever, made its usual showing among the State's elite. With 2nd place finishes at Norman. Conference. Edison. and Hale, they went on to post a 4th place finish at state. When one ponders the motivation behind the Kelley Harriers, he must take into account the grueling training which begins the previous summer. Thus. the key to the successful tradition of Cross Country is the runners' conditioning to pain. A Bishop Kelley cross country runner who has gone through a season of training under Coach Heckenkemper can fear nothing. 1 Owen Bushaw's courage carries him across the finish line at O.R.U. 2 Roger Littlefield blows by two adversaries en route to his 2nd place State finish. Row l: Coach John Heckemper. Richard Moyer. Michael Back. Colin Tumy, Paul Q apnolatti Paul 'Woorm L hri Wo I1 r Pat W llNUIl Doug Farrf v Andy We-ihel Row 2: Patil Gomez. Mike Wray. Sean Ryan. Roger Littlefield. Duane Warnken Tom 'Vledlotk I art Halt 'Vlark Slut man lVl1k1 'Nathman Row l Frank Yoon Frank Griffin. Patrick Morgan. .lim Griffin. Mike Des:-hcr. Owen Bushaw. Ty on Tuttln David bw in 158 Girls' Pick p Fourth Place After battling the distinctive Oklahoma weather of rain one day and blistering heat the next and weeks of hard work and practice, the girls' Cross Country team was ready for the season. The team got off to a great start. Coached by Terry Hipscher and led by Theresa Jones, Lynne Smith, and Natalie Illig, the team made impressive showings in each of their meets. With a first place victory in Norman under their belts the girls were keyed up for State. Preparing for State took time and hard work: the girls were ready for both. After an exceptional 4th place finish at the State Meet Bridget Ishmael exclaimed, Though we didn't take State this year, we'll win it next year, five of our seven varsity run- ners are returning. Some of the girls, times were: Theresa Jones 14:01 f13thj, Natalie Illig 14:20 f19j, Teresa Bierig 14:52 f31j, Jenny Nasser 15:14 1451, and Bridget Ishmael 16:07 1551. 1. Theresa Jones heads for the finish line in the state meet where she finished 13th. 2. Natalie Illig closes in on an opposing runner in the state meet. 3. Mr. Hipsher watches his runners as they finish fourth in state at 0.R.U. S La-M ,C I I Row 1: Jennifer Nasser, Suzie Nasser, Theresa Jones, Natalie Illig, Mary Illig, Alison Keefer, Noel Lee. Row 2: Coach Terry Hipscher, Laura DeKrasi, Valerie Shed, Bridget lshamel, Katie Hannigan, Jennifer Welborn, Greta Yoder, Renee Pagano. Row 3: Patricia lllig, Jennifer Lauinger, Michelle Gwyn, Trina Tolliver, Kate Weibel, Carolyn Platis. 159 Comets Gain Share of Third Title Although the Comet basketball team finished the season at 12-11, they cap- tured a share of their third straight conference title. Kelley finished at 5-2 in the conference and tied four other teams for the top spot. Kelley opened the season with a 51-46 victory over Cascia Hall. Later in the year, Kelley again defeated Cascia to earn the first regular season sweep over the Commandoes in years. The highlight of the season was the conference schedule. After opening the conference schedule with a disappointing loss to Webster, the Comets came back to win three straight to get back in the conference race. The victories were a two point victory over Owasso and blow outs over Miami and Claremore. Kelley then traveled to Bixby, but fell a point short of the Spartans. Kelley regrouped and worked their way into a tie with victories over Pryor and Tahlequah. Kelley was placed in what many considered Class 4-A,s toughest regional. Play- ing in the Bixby gym, the Comets started the playoffs aginst McLain. Kelley fell behind early, and their comeback fell short, 65-57. l. Steve Axley shoots for two. 2. Chris Gary says, In your face. 3. Brett McDaniel takes it to the Owasso Rams. ,asl- , fi' NW!-55' if 'QQMETSX WTS' RU 'A' Row 1: Joe Creider, Steve Bauner, Steve Axley, Coach Tim 0'Brien, Matt Hudspeth, Jimmy Lyons, Tom Ken- ny. Row 2: Brett McDaniel, Paul Tomasi, Mike Bradley, Coach Dennis Hamilton, Chris Gary, Brian Linn, Don Happe. I 60 -i, .4 x .0-it , H- Kr 1 . K tfiw,-.,.Q, e . W i, a ,t W, ., . , .- cy. . Sir- . -, t -. . , . A i ' T, pl Yiffff . vllgh . v'i4 ', Q' 1 J -wj Youthful Comets Gain Experience The 1984-85 Comets were a young team. The starting lineup featured just two seniors, a junior, a sophomore and a freshman. Next year,s team will miss Chris Gary and Mike Bradley, but it has a solid foundation to build on. Gary led the Comets in both scoring and rebouding, but Brett McDaniel was close in scoring. The pair, both members of the all-conference team, gave Kelley a deadly one-two punch. Sophomore Steve Axley was the third leading scorer. His out- side shooting kept the Comets in several games, and he often came up with the clutch free throws. Freshman Eric Vosburgh moved into the starting lineup late in the year and gave Kelley fans a glimp- se of what appears to be a very bright future for Kelley basketball. 1. Jim Lyons fires a pass to Matt Hudspeth. 2. Chris Gary soars over Cascia Hall. 3. Paul Tomasi bulls past the Wagoner defenders. y 6545? 161 Girls Struggle Through Season The varsity girls struggled through the year finishing the season with a record of 2-21. With only one returning starter, the Comets faced a tough schedule from start to finish. The team played poorly in the early season but improved and continued getting better as the season progressed. Despite their losing record, the girls maintained good attitudes and played aggressively every game. Senior ,lill Rottschaefer who lead the team in scoring comment about the season, It wasnlt easy to keep coming out and re- dedicating ourselves after losing game after game, but we all stuck with it and learned from the experience. 2. Chris Cozier drives left for the shot in the Com- ets 52-56 loss to Bixby. 3. Jill Rottschaefer takes an outside jumper during her 18 point performance against Okmulgee. 4. Mary Raczkowslti goes up for the lay-up during the girls' 66-76 loss to 4-A ranked Miami. Row 1: Katie Cronin, Michelle LaFortune, Diane Haight, Sheila O'Brien, Chris Crozier, Missy Leos, Dana Burton. Row 2: Lara Muldoon, Erin Stoever, Melissa Bond, Jill Rottschaefer, Meg Scalet, Mary Raczkowski. Row 3: Coach Culbis, Coach Karen Harris , ' K Q sw- . V. 'Z ..,., N ,. . - 1 0 vi 4 K ig 1 A ,,..., s , I , G 9 9 Q A . 1 as , x ,1 gg: w gp L ' W , 1 if Q ' 'X Z? Q 1. - .s.,., t. -a-1'-1 .- A 2 , t I . N 3 Q' M? - '- .am e ss --'5T,...,,...,w2N: aftsp, . t. 1 as was . , . 1' ' . s , X' gn . wer- I ,,1. -. as g s i s. 1, v ii Q ' L li Q ' I in .f?f': d 23 7 X X' f s sf A N 6 . M, 4. Q, , 4 it ,.gg! V , Q. H f ' 'Q P , N ' ' Y, ii -Ls, Q , o as'ts 'fel K . i - it e 6 ' ' was fs' - i ,,..,. i .si is Y ly . . ,M tr., ' 't N. for -1 A 1 . Jill slides pasta Wardog for the shot. 2. Melissa Bond rams an Owasso forward. 3. Chrissy Miles flies high to win the jump. Freshmen Gain Experience The freshman girls were introduced to high school basketball as they complied a record of 5-12. Despite their losing record, the girls gained valuable experience for their ' future years at Bishop Kelley. The team included, Row 1: Jennifer Jewell, Kirsten l Olsen, Anne Fulton, Jocelyn DeGance, Laura Scattergood, Jennifer Lauinger, Sarah Bohannon. Row 2: Mary Condon, Ropsemary Stallbaumer, Chrissy Miles, Teresa Hill, Kelly Krause, Ginger Lewis, Michelle Gwyn, Karen Smith, Melissa Mailath, Katy Tomasi, Melissa Dillingham. Not Pictured: Coach Gail Land. - Freshmen Boast Best Record The Freshmen basketball team used a high powered offense and strong rebounding en route to a 16-6 record. Jeff Coyne led the Comets in scoring. He averaged close to seventeen points per game. The Comets as a team averaged 54 points per contest. James Stovall and ,Mike Parys controlled the boards for the Comets. Stovall and Parys both averaged over ten rebounds a game. The Comets outstanding record included two runner-up trophies in tournaments. Early in the season, Kelley finished second in the Claremore Tournament. The next tournament Kelley entered was the Sand Springs Tournament. Following a semi-final upset of Union, The Comets fell to Jenks in the finals. The 16-6 record marks the best record during Coach Weyland's four years as Freshman coach. An eight game winning streak also marked the longest under Weyland. Victories over Union and Okmulgee were also firsts for Weyland. 1. Mike Jansen takes a wide open jumper. 2. Coach Weyland prepares his team for the final attack. li 'N-x S f Freshman Boys' Basketball Front Row: Bill Fahey, Jamie Thomas, Mike Back, Curtis McKenzie, Eddie Scharrer, Todd Adams, Chris Gior- dano. Back Row: Coach Alan Weyland, Mike Jansen, Tony Alonso, Dean Tate, Jamie Stovall, Mike Parys, Jon Liechtie, Jeff Coyne, Brother Mike. 164 fr A-Q Kelley so alilil ai'i Q aar, 1' F ' Kenley 57 'ranisqms as ' gg Kellel' 1, .,,i. st., a15'!if'Bf'ff!'0f 54 as iii Q ' 5Hfllt y ii' F wk! 59 - BA Nom SSTSL1 ssvs cams Kelley 59's Hallman I Kelley 55 I3 ulgee R f vcss is it C iiil ' S 54 tskehey South Kellsfy, s Kelley L 'I' Kelley Kelley Kelley 4gl:f'2?:'12i' V f f .,r' Olnnulgee 66252 Sfvulpag '64, Qffigl Holland-Hall 6? 613 1 T. 2 34 V54 55 4 wa ' gp 4 A, 'R 4 rrfy igyjiz ULU J KEITH NIX 108 LB. TIME STATE CHAMP o x I I A F MT? wk 4 A ,Ag f DAREIN GANDALL 168 LB. STATE P f ,i '50 178LB HARRIS 1 90 LB. R050 STATE EH STATE CHAMP Grapplers Grab Second traight tater The Comet wrestlers proved last year's state title was no fluke. Dominating their opponents, the wrestlers went straight to the top. The team started the season by winning four of their first five dual meets. Under the expertise of coach ,lim Sheilds, the team defeated op- ponents Claremore, Miami, Owasso, and Vinita. Their first of only two losses came in their fifth dual when they wrestled McAlester. However, the Comets blew out opponents such as Tahlequah, Muskogee. Okmulgee, and Webster as they went full speed into Regionals. Duals were not the team's only strong point. With each tournament, the team's placings improved. The first tournament was in Jenks and the Comets placed fourth. After romping Muskogee in a dual the team headed for the Edison tournament. At this time the team had dropped to second in the state rankings. With that on their minds, the grapplers moved up a notch. placed third, and recaptured their number one ranking. A week later the wrestlers found themselves in Put- nam City facing their toughest opposition of the year. Nevertheless, the Comets placed an outstanding third and left Putnam City with three weeks to prepare for Regionals. As Regionals grew closer, the Comets gained confidence, despite the youth of the team. The tourna- ment was hosted by Kelley and with the help of the home fans, the wrestlers slaughtered their opponents in the finals. The Comets won Regionals with the toughest and most rewarding tournament just one week away. Everything the team had worked for was right in front of them and with courage and determination, eight of thirteen varsity wrestlers headed to Stillwater to de- fend their State title. 1. Bobby Bollinger teaches his opponent to break dance. 2. Two-time state champ Keith Nix has another day at the office. .nf Front Row: ,Iim Walton, Jason Bolton, Steve Jeter, Keith Nix, Bill Lissau, Jason Reed. Middle Row: Robbie Winters, Alex Gandall, Richard Williams, Mark Haugh, Terrence McNulty, Coach Tom Stockton. Back Row: Coach Jim Shields, Bobby Bollinger, Darein Gandall, Raymond Roso, Mike Harris, Alberto Toro. f , .ann-M 166 inte-vw 1 - -f .i fe---A if . 2 . e.'t v Marx' ' ft-U A a fp, 3 i itff i f 1 Q , w aiii . 'l mt' ,- , . f it V 55 Kelley Kelley i tiati ,F if i aaay a V Sfd' , 3rd if Okmvlsffe e Webster i lsm f A lst - Champs! fajisft, ,ff w. f f - ,, . , .,,, , se mx: p,gf,, nuff fi vs ,. gh 5 Q, ,.,.,.,.., W., - S I Crowning four state Champs and placing three others, the grapplers successfully shut out their opposition to snag their seeond championship. Finishing up the season with a record of 7-2 in duals. and adding two more trophies to their vollection. the Comets proved once again they were best in the state. Sophomore Keith Nix and junior Raymond Roso both returned as state Champs while senior llarein Gandall and junior Mike llarris captured their first titles. Nix and Hoso went about defending their l93Ll- titles in different manners. Nix missed much of the middle of the season with a knee injury. Yet. he came off the injury to capture the runner-up spot at both the Edison and the Putnam City North Tournaments. Ross wrestl- ed well all year. His only loss came in the finals ofthe .lenks tournament. Raymond capturd the Edison and Putnam North titles on the way to his second straight title. Candall won state in his set-ond state appearance. After qualifying as a sophomore. he became ill during Regionals as a junior. Gandall captured set-ond at Edison and won the Put- nam North title. Harris. after transferring from Cascia llall, became eligible at the end of the first semester. He made the most of his eligibility by plat-ing second at the .lenks and Edison Tournaments. Other wrestlers representing Kelley in the State Tournament were seniors Bobby Boll- inger and Terrence McNulty who both placed third. sophomore Robbie Winters who placed serond, and Alex Gandall. 1. Terrence McNulty digs his chin into his opponent. 2 . Alex Gandall scores a touchdown? 3. Raymond Roso muscles his opponent to the mat. 167 Aix 16 ,gb r 'x .mf tl Q LILL Y wr . A3..,,. Front Row: Karen Langley, Therese Cavlovic, Karen LeBlanc, Mary Ann Ojeda. Second Row: Lynne Smith, Xenia Beltran, Jennifer Kurowski, Kelly Tumy, Heather Hope, Todd Wilson, Paul Gomez, Jenny Nasser. Third Row: Cappy Doerr, Jack McFarland, Tracy Schooling, Diane Walterbach, Tam Harbison, Kathy Kelly, Ieslie Nasser, Joey Rummerfield. Fourth Row: Owen Bushaw, Andrew Gomez, Mike McCoy, Faye I.eBlanc. Not Pictured: Rob Emery and Amy Johnson. Swimmers Stroke to tate Finish The Bishop Kelley swim team enjoyed their finest season in their three year existence. Captains Rob Emery and Tammy Harbison led Kelley. The boys' team finished tenth place at the state meet, while the girls' team finished a strong sixth at state. The boys' team was led by the 400 free relay team. Jack McFarland, Owen Bushaw, Rob Emery and Joey Rummerfield made up the team that took eighth at state, with a time of 3.35.94. McFarland also took 12th at state in the 200 individual medley. Emery qualified for state in the 100 fly and the 100 breast. He placed 15th and 13th respectively. Rummerfield qualified and took eighth in the state at 100 back. McFarland and Matt Brougher both qualified in the 500 free. They took sixth and 1 4-th, respectively. The girls' team placed sixth out of 2 1 teams. The girls were led by the relay teams. The 200 medley relay team finished fourth at state. The team consisted of Diane Walterbach, Kate Bradley, Amy Johnson, and Tammy Harbison. The 400 free relay team, made up of Kathy Kelly, Karen LeBlanc. Therese Cavlovic and Lynne Smith, captured eighth place. Smith also placed fourth in the 200 free and second in the 500 free. Walterbach finished fifth in the 100 back and ninth in the 200 free. Bradley won fourth in the 100 breast and Tam Harbison placed 1 3th and 14-th in the 100 and the 50 free respectively. Tracy Schooling was Kelley's only diver this year and she qualified for the state diving meet. She placed 13th in the state with a total of 181.95 points. At right, On your mark, get set, go! 8 45 if, fr -wx il fn v w ,,: WW' Hi 1 . Kelley swimmers prepare for the next race. 2 . Peekaboo, I can see you. 3. Tam Harbison gets off to a flying start. 4. Rob Emery takes the Nestea plunge. Girls Bring Home First Title The girls, varsity tennis squad with only two seniors, one junior, and three freshmen brought home the first state title in Kelleyis history. The Comets were coached by Ms. Weems who has coached the team for four years. Senior Natalie Illig grabbed a title in number one singles as she finished the season with a record of 19-2. Freshman Ginger Lewis finished with a record of 24--1 and won the state title in number two singles. Kelley's doubles teams also fared well with senior Sara Den- nehy and freshman Michelle Gwyn finishing second to Ard- moreis two-time defending state champions. Sara and Michelle closed with a record of 23-2. The number two doubles team, junior Carey Cobb and freshman Patricia Illig, placed fourth and had a record of 13-9. Kelley has placed in the top three in each of the past four years. but this year the team had the extra it took to move to the top. 1 Mrs. Illig and Ms. Weems plan strategy for their girls. 2 State champion Natalie lllig hits her patented backhand passing shot. 3 Michelle Gwyn whips her forehand. 7 953635333 FQ' 1,71 xi Back Row: Natalie lllig Patricia Illig Sara Dennehy Front Row Carey Cobb Ginger Lewis Michelle Gwyn I 70 ,,. 1 Y e :,f 7::' fwasm..-..,,....ss.a.,.. f i M ailfns. , , T' :Y . t M, W st! 18 .. if If f'.,-,W .. 5 Illig, Dennehy Named All-State Leading the Comets this year were senior All-Staters Natalie lllig and Sara Den- nehy. Both qualified for the state tournament in each of their four years at Kelley and have taken numerous championships at the Bartlesville, Metro Lakes Conference, Metro and Regional tournaments. Natalie won state as a freshman, placed second as a sophomore, and took third as a junior. Sara did not place in her first two trips to the state tournament but won second in number two singles her junior year. Natalie commented, The individual championship was important but the team title really topped off the year. Sara added, Winning state was a great way to cap off four years of tennis at Kelley. 1 Sara Dennehy pirouettes to victory. 2 Natalie Illig follows through on the aforementioned backhand. 3 Michelle Gwyn lunges for a baclthand. 4 The state champs revel in their glory with coach of the year, Sharon Weems. 5 State champion Ginger Lewis warms up before a match. 171 Q. V .1 Y ,5-wma'-2' W k L, ' . Q .,,k. Newcomers Fit In Graduation hit the Kelley tennis team hard. They lost members of last year's regional champion team. However, the play of four freshmen com- bined with two veterans carried the Comets to a se- cond place finish in the regionals. Senior Tom Medlock and junior Carter Bandy were the only returning starters on the team. Ban- dy and Medlock played singles for the Comets. Ban- dy played No. 1 and Medlock played No. 2. The four freshmen carried the doubles load for Kelley. Michael Harper and Michael Back played No. 1 doubles, while Scott Blosser and Todd Adams handled the duties for No. 2 doubles. Once again this year the entire team reached the state tournament. The team of Harper and Back reached the Semi-Finals before losing their first match. Then, they came back to capture fourth place. I Tom Medlock awaits the serve. 2 Tom Medlock volleys a winner. 3 Carter Bandy serves an ace. 172 Left to Right: Michael Back, Tom Medlock, Michael Harper, Carter Handy, Todd Adams. ff' 2 at-sa... . .-..,,, ,.- to 1 1' f '-is W 5 ,, -.2 9 ' fi t my I A ,, -5' 31.4 ' KK! I 2-if 1 cw, ,.- 'gms . A. 1 f Front Row: Tim Ciesler, Shannon Reed, Scott Casaway, John Harper, Aaron Brougher, .lim Lyons, Greg Glover, Jeff Santee, Mike Hart, Mark Stutsman. Second Row: Paul Covey, Smiley Elmore, Andy Farrell, Mark Pelizzoni, Jim Wiley, Rob Jezek, Raymond Roso and Coach Woolridge. Tough ehedule Hampers Comets Due to a tough schedule, the Comet baseball team suffered an up and down season. The Comets finished the season with a record of 13-20. The record was misleading because eleven of Kelley's losses came by one run. The season did have some highlights. The first victory of the year was Coach Jim Woolridge's 100th career victory at Kelley. The victory was an 11-7 decision over Class SA Hale. The 1985 Comets consisted of mainly Seniors. Shannon Reed and Greg Glover led the team in hit- ting with averages of .440 and .4-09, respectively. Reed and Clover both three year starters made First Team All-City. Reed made the team as an out- fielder, while Glover was the First Baseman. Jeff Santee, another three year starter, and Rob .lezek were the Comets ace pitchers. Santee proved to be a hard-luck pitcher finishing with a record of 2-4, which included a one-hitter against Webster. Santee suffered the loss as the Comets were beaten 1-0. Included in the Comets tough schedule was a total of seven games against the Class 4-A and SA state champions, Webster and Bartlesville. The Comets took two out of the three games with Bartlesville. The final victory came in the second round of the Metro Tournament. 1 Jeff Santee brings the heat. 2 Coach Woolridge celebrates his 1 00th victory. L 4.- 173 as 'br' A VA a .far - 1 fee as Senlors Cap Careers For nine Senior baseball players, the season ended their careers at Bishop Kelley. Shannon Reed and Greg Glover made the most of the season by making the First Team All-City. Reed hit .4-40, while Clover hit .409 with a team-leading 12 doubles. Aaron Brougher was third in hitting with a .362 average. Jim Lyons and Jeff Santee each had two home runs and hit .32 1 and .309, respectively. Reed, Glover and Santee were in their third year on the varsity. Reed made All-city Honorable Mention as a sophomore, in addition to this year's honor. Lyons Brougher, and Mark Stutsman started for two years. John Harper and Mike Hart, both two-year lettermen, split time in the outfield this year, while Scott Gasaway was in his first year for the Comets. 1 Andy Farrell puts on his rally cap. 2 Greg Glover anticipates the next play. 3 Denny Vilela rears hack to throw to first. 4 Smiley Elmore dares the pitcher to throw him a strike. it 7' I 1 wth' 425 -Q? .J 3 174 '31 Although their record was not great., the Bishop Kelley Junior Varsity was competitive. The team, made up of freshmen and sophomores, played a tough schedule. Many of their losses came to 5A schools. Ben Martin and Leon McNally han- dled much of the pitching duties for the Comets. Jim Wilely also pitched for the JV before moving to the varsity, Short- Stop Jason Reed and Centerfielder Tony Alonso led the Comets offensively. The team may have had a tough season this year, but the prospects of Kelley baseball look good. 1 . Brad Jones dares any runner to steal. 2. Leon McNally fires a strike. YJ' '17 ,ff-ff ,I il l , pa.-Ygxa - fvf fn , ,K 'Z: i'KXi9'i 'tif ---fr 'Wi-s' ar - ag., -.I A v Front Row: Patrick Edison, Patrick Wilson., John Merrill, Laird Armstrong, Jason Reed, Santille Marcello, William Saunders, Jeff Stutsman. Second Row: ,lim Wiley, Ben Martin, Brad Jones, Joey Covey, Leon McNal- ly, Troy Gormley, Tony Alonso, Steve Harlan and Paul Bacon. Third Row: Coach Dennis Hamilton, Coach John Weeldryer. 175 X11 X! :zum y 14 N I N wg! ?ILlEY-, It 'f..'L3 m'f't':'-'L'2Y,-Q Ummm- fix 35 U W T? 9 Sufi 0 lVl W - 1 7 '. fQ-'- 158341 .1 Back Row: Matt Hudspeth, Andrew Gomez, Mark Thierry, Scott White, Owen Bushaw, Rob Shofner. Middle Row: Mike Cosmann, Tony Janotta, Roger Littlefield, Mike Nathman, Clark Brunton. Front Row: Coach Tom Ballenger, Paul Gomez, Shawn Ryan, Mark Mercer, Kevin Heavener, Mike Wray, Sean Gales. .M . y?a'.lM::if..a-ns1.'f-L., j .Mamma Hamm 2 ,,, M, . . f V j V, .W ,. - , N , 5 -.asf-4 t . V . as . ,.- 7 Qualify for State Track Tournament After a slow start, the boys, track team finished strong. Seven team members qualified for the State Tournament in Norman. This is more than has qualified for State in the past six years. With a team finish of second in Regionals the following in- dividuals qualified for State: Roger Littlefield --f 3200 meters, Mark Mercer S high jump -+ 5'10 , Mark Thierry -- 200 meters, Kevin Heavener f long jump, and the 3200 meter relay team consisting of Littlefield, Owen Bushaw, Scott White, and Mike Natham. Roger Littlefield was the only Comet to place with a fifth in the 3200 meter race. Mr.Ballenger coached the learn. 1 Mark Thierry runs through the air in the running long jump. 2 State high jump qualifier Mark Mercer clears the bar with grace. 3 Mike Nathman hands the baton perfectly to Owen Bushaw in the 3200 meter relay. 4 . Relays Lead Girls Track The girls track team was very young this season. Theresa Jones was the only Senior runner. However, a group of talented v underclassmen helped Kelley qualify nine girls for the state 5, Q if 6 3 Q We f' I' meet. Ap Q . X l . we X l Jones led the state qualifiers as she qualified for state in the ' 'Q V Q ' ' S 800 and the 2 mile relay. This was the third time Jones had run 1 , ,,:i,i 5 V ,.,s in the state meet. Jones, Jenn Nasser, Brid et Ishmael and All ,, . ,J Q Y g . 'M is Stacy Nyikos made up the state-qualifying 2 mile relay team. , Q X re in qty ' Kelleyls 400 relay team also reached the state meet. The team T was made up of Lauri Zigrang, Annette McClain, Teresa Hill, W' 'sv' yy and Carey Arns. Hill and McClain also made it to state in the 2000 and 400, respectively. Freshman Long Jumper Katie L Cronin was Kelleyis only qualifier in a field event. 1 Susie Nasser strives for the finish line. ' 2 We didn't drop the baton. i 4 3 Theresa Hill runs away from the competition. i V 'iKi W' ' i' wiv. neezsyff-sffawileassst. 1 'V ' sf - 9' K S if my 5 T A is ggi? -N ' 1, ME L: . ,. svqzrtfq.. s 2 so 'rn 'QWWVH trim - Dluuut l 3 First Row: Theresa Jones, Annette McClain, Mary Illig, Katie Cronin, Maria Gales. Back Row: Bridget S Ishmael, Susie Nasser, Teresa Bierig, Teresa Hill, Carey Arns, Lauri Zigrang, Jenny Nasser, Stacy Nyikos. 179 fix F IMN. t fiixif gz' My ' ' Bef- -f .. . - ' WQQ. , 0 f' W ' r 'N Ai or W ' ' -4n,,,,.., Y T - -- - -M -:tt -e M- .ll- .. if ' , ff' .. - . ', ' ' A ' ., Q - . , -' .gn - - 'fam , ,Y . fe- ,. ,www 'K Mx. ' f essay-, 5 Q - pug! tim. ' V N . 1 lm 'Q' ff V' ' -f W -' -se , 1 W ...F J 4 'Nunn , 'L - - 9 ,WW ' s Q- Y V 0 -. lv - ' Q 4' .,. Q M, ff , . Q - H 'L ' 9 L ' - J 2' ' -'M 'Mlm -, I W 0 ,s JA 4, as - - - . ' w ' ' - -- M-af e V, . .. .. . Mvgdl .., Q1 'K' ' ' ' M t ' 1' an ff -.. d,,M . 4- -f , .miss 5 5' K -aa- ,.4n-J ' ..,. 'sf . - af sn..-N 0 Q 3 sax ctw- . .N t Z., ii lLf? l fs. f'?,2'Ge- r 42,-...- '3',M31'f'i'?4 -yt .. rr 'r f , 't K -iw' Y -'-'f 'V-' 'Hii'-2 W -L. 'AQ' -Q..- lu. ak r .af A' 'Q ' 1. -. M, -on-5 kj,lkV....., -. 'Q' '-as my , Q S35 S.-if N M, nr -s .4 ' haf , , .0 ' ' .- ' ,T V W .. ..,,, . L ,- as sa V . , ,. 1 'li uv- 1 We Under the guidance of first year coach, Tom Severino, Kelley played its first year of state sanctioned soccer. The team had a rough season, they finished with a record of 3-6. The three victories of the year came against Pryor, Tahle- quah, and Webster. The first win came against Pryor. Kelley travelled to Pryor and returned with a 9-2 victory over the Tigers. The Comets next victory came against Tahlequah, as the Comets won 3-2 in penalty kicks. The final win was a 7-0 thrashing of Webster. Mark Kohn and John Reif led the team in scoring, while Kohn led in assists along with Rene Figuerdo. l Kevin Hellman prepares for a tough game. 2 John Reif chips a pass in warm-up. 3 Mr. Severino gives his final instructions. E w Girls Finish With Heartbreak Despite high hopes and a winter of hard work, the Kelley girls, soccer team ended its season with two disappointing defeats in division play. After winning their first three games, one against Broken Arrow and two against Bixby, the Comets suffered a heartbreaking tie with Washington, as the Hornets tied the score with seconds remaining in the game. Following victories over Monte Cassino and Memorial, the girls played Edison. Playing in high wind throughout, the girls lost in a shootout. The girls closed their season with a loss to Jenks. Injuries and poor practice weather hampered the Comets, but the girls displayed fine effort all year. Seniors Vicki Forbes, Hol- ly Gifford, Jennifer Nagel and Jamie Staurovsky, all starters, will not return but the nucleus of the team, sophomores, will prepare for another winning season next year. 1 Sarah Beasley chases after the ball. 2 Vicki Forbes races toward the goal. 3 Mrs. Staurovsky gives a talk about the game. fm .. f -W K as sf '. r- ' - at - sg Y Q Q ,M ' . - W ... ' 'F a ,e We f 5 tt, lt? f ,Q 1' uf K r Q - rn ' '54 - 4 -. . .. , ,, - fr -1 M. ' F, A I , ----- f ' - 'i 2 A ei' V - 'L , 4 4- . i ff i A . -- -11 ,',, W .. 'f ii Kill Golfers Play to Par Under the guidance of Coach Arenson, the golf team had an outstanding year. Senior J ack Neal and Brett Williams led Kelley to team placings at the Conference and Regional Tournament. Jack Neal led the team at regionals with a fourth place medalist finish. Williams also finished in the top ten as the entire team qualified for the state meet. The team had previously finished fourth at the regionals and second in the Conference. The other members of the varsity who played at state were Junior Mike Beck, Sophomore Mike Reasor and Freshman Jamie 'fea W Thomas. g,.t,, C 1 Missy Leos placed second in Metro and qualified for state. ' if s C if I if W I 2 Mike Beck, wonders who hit that last shot. ' i 3 Jack Neal lines up that perfect putt. 4 David Teas and Mike Beck argue over which club to use. X gf' . I Vi ' K ., '- we Right to Left: Coach Brian Arenson, Glen Blake, David Teas, Mike Beck, Cole Wilson, Tony Dinelli, Mike Reasor, Brett Williams, J ack Neal, Ed Sharrer. 182 ront Row: Lara Birmingham, Shelly Culver, Kristi Robey, Mara Boerger, Shannon Burke, Diana Crane. iddle Row: Katherine Tate, Lainie Shofner, Janna Journeycake, Kacey Dalton, Chrissy Miller, .lane Brad- haw. Back Row: Pam Farry, Denise Piter, Mary Weeldryer. Led by captain Lara Birmingham, co- captain Diana Crane and other seniors, Shannon Burke and Jane Bradshaw, the pom pon squad performed impressively this year. The team performed at half- time of home football and basketball games, but their work began long before football season opened. The girls practic- ed every morning during the summer and attended camp at Kansas State University. They brought home first place and a trophy for along with a spirit stick for showing extra enthusiasm dur- ing their week at camp. This year's team consisted of fourteen members with four seniors, five juniors and seven sophomores. Mrs. Allen sponsored the team for the fifth year. 1. Wouldn't Shelly's dentist be proud? 2. Hands up pom pon girls! You're under an arrest. 3. Lara and Lainie keep to the beat. 4655? 0400259 When one reaches the end of the school year, it is tempting to call it quits, especially for seniors, but the game continues. To start over clear the board, assemble a new group of players, and roll again. M, xx 184 1 J' I Egg? 11,1 - Q Q f-mir Sli? 'QE Zigi 9,23-fi5'.7wf5y,:?,, lfh , ,Z V' .5 'fi 6953 ' ' 4' 9 1 w 2 3 ,fl f , ,ge wh H. vi . . -Rfk Iji' 8