Holy Family High School - Spires Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Lwrry Murray Assistant coach .- .5 V 5 'J l Y' Mike Murray Assistant coach -s--sn ,Y ,J 4 '- 1 1 rm.. A A gp? 4 I ' f . A lf l 4 J' im Naylor Lettered '58 for Cascia Hall Lettered '59 for Kelley Rt. Guard, 165 lbs. . HNWLV If ,E E-73 -dp , , Q 445,lkasiwkss,44Q,g4Q2issa:f -P 35 , -L , 1 V msrm, vwwz :iff in gsifazfsssfssifs rl r .,-rr,rrr n , 'ff .1 .realli ssasamzsasz ,fuer siesllasssaszvsszfsi-fsssfasilsfffiissiwfff r.--. r,rrr-f H r r,s,r.. x?fQf'Vflf Kaessfsszsaiiesz I- 'ff ssiffff -- STARTING DEFENSE, FRONT: Mike Soli, Jim Naylor, Don Kirby, Dennis Preston, Ed Hurd. STANDING: Roy Roop, Harvey Guidry, Gary Peschka, Gary Nestle, Dan VanDyke, Herman Henderson . 1' iii? 5 L E' V W5 I is I

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ii W ti? v 'Q la ' 1 v ahwii-Q.-m g N1- 'SFF 'H All right, Ed, straighten your back and raiseyour shoulder, says head coach .T ack Santee to Ed Q Hurd while Herman Henderson, Mike Soli, and John Rich look on. Coach Santee, himself a great end at O.U., stresses good stance as the heart of line play. NEW COACH LEADS CONIETS The faces of Bob and ,T ack Santee mirror intense interest as they carefully search for a weak link in the Drumright line. .Tack Santee, a practicing lawyer inTul- sa, was appointed head coach of the Bishop Kelley Comets for the 1959 season by the Bishop Kelley Athletic Association.,T ack, well qualified to become the first pilot of the Com- ets, coached for Marquettethetwo years pre- ceding this last season. Before that he played half -back forOklahoma University and coach- ed the freshman squad there while doing grad- uate work. He graduated from O.U. with a B.S. in 1953 and an L.L.B. in 1956. Accrediting a two wins and seven losses record to his account, ,Tackgave agood show- ing in the debut of Bishop Kelley into the Okla- homa Catholic Athletic Association Confer- ence, consisting of teams from Bishop Mc- Guinness, St. Gregory's, Cascia Hall, and St. Mary's. Aiding .Tack Santee as assistant coaches were his brother Bob, Mike and Larry Mur- ray, Stanley Bull, and Dick Hull

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Kelly Dro s s' 'I '11 g wlt .h plays fa , Johnny RIC S nice- fflenfuy some of di-'ZSirfaX. L0Ok311ke b yg from' H whoz YZu're it, John' 6 f H,F. Lettered '57' 58 or I Kelley Lettered 59 for End. 165 lb' . ach ASSlSt3nt CO Bob Santee ,f-. up l, ,,Af - ..,- 'IF-ii b I .X 1- - 5, t . NX... Cadets 22-14 Special fo Tha Tribune CLAREMORE, Sept. 26-After giving up an early touchdown, Tulsa'.s Kelley Comets came back to post a 22-14 win over the oM.4 Cadets here Friday night. The Cadets got flr a break 011 the st pley from IC rimmage when i . .X 1 The Statzstzcs: K ll UMA Flrsf Downs ...... sfy 6 Rushing Yardage .......... 219 147 Passing Yardage .......... . 40 53 Passes ................. ..... I-5 2-7 Passes intercepted by ...... 0 0 Fumble: Lost .......... 4 4 Yam: Pennlized ..... no as - f they recovered a Kelley fumble. David Watkins later scored from the eight-yard luxe to put the OMA eleven in front. Kelley came back later In lhe half to score, Don Van Dyke elimaxed a drive with a nine- yarrl touchdown run. The Comets wrapped up the Win in the third quarter. Ben Sh0e- make scored on a six-yard run, and John Rich raced 42-yards for another TD. 'h I 'Ronnie Bundy eped the cause when he tackled an OMA back in the end zone for a safety. OMA's other touchdown c late in he Hme game and was scored by Sam Trizza. Q- QQL the job? . down on Zat lylng