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

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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.

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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

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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