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

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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

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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 .

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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