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

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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

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.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

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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