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

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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

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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

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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