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

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in 1 Y- W t if Approving the design of the Comets' decals as it was finally decided upon, Mr. Bill Mc- Grath, in charge of the arrangements committee, and Mr. Jim Howard, chairman of the entire standing committee of the BKHSAA, discuss its publicity possibilities with the hope that it will aid in creating the spirit of oneness between the two schools. THEY MADE IT WGRK j -n RT' .QW These are the members of the standing committee of the Bishop Kelley High School Athletic Association, who, in the course of many meetings, have solved the problems inevitable in such an experiment--the pressing issues of money and equipment, the delicate questions of who should yield, when, and all the pricking little details. Without them--Mrs. Irene Crossland, in charge of the social committee, Mr. ,T ack Buthod, in charge of the finance committee, Mr, Bill McGrath, Mr, Tom Sullivan, in charge of the girls' athletics committee, Mr. Don O'Neil1, in charge of all the equip- ment: Mr. I im Howard, Chairmang Father John E. Dolin and Father Kenneth A. King Cabsentj, co- directors: Miss Betty Gilliam, secretaryg and Mr. Bob McKissick Qabsentj, in charge of the publi- city committee--and without their cooperation and interest, the union of the athletics programs of Marquette and Holy Family would never have been possible. Y

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Veterans and newcomers alike find the long trek around Boulder Park an exquisite torture for the first few weeks of prac- tice. But soon everyone hits his stride, and there is only the normal amount of grurnbling. David Robb, Richard Travis, Martin Zizzi, and Don Allen are shown warming up before they tackle any calis- thentics. I Don Badinelli, with some fifteen years of experience as a competitor and coach, was appointed the latter for the Kelley High Track and Field Team. Don, a former New Yorker and sprinter, was a national high school finalist in the 60 yard dash and set a national C. Y. O. record in 1947 when he toured 100 yards in 9. 7 seconds. He accepted an athletic scholar- ship to the University of Wyoming, but his attendance was interrupted in 1950-52 by service in the U. S. Army. During his tenure he was the lst Army sprint champion and an All Army finalist in the 200 meter dash. Don was assistant coach at Roosevelt H. S. in Yon- kers, New York, and also coached for the C. Y, O. prior to moving to Tulsa. Mr. Badinelli is now a sales representative for the Business Men's Assurance CO. and lives in Tulsa with his wife, Pat, and two sons, Don and Glenn. IN PRE-SEASON WORKOUTSM ?l err-'-1 ff SAYS COACH Coach Badinelli sets Ron Bundy, top returning sprinter from last season, against Dave Blackin some practice starts. K 39,54-...'. .,,, , . ff I f Taking it easy the first time around that interminable track, J oe Allen andCharles Pinney get accustomedto the usual procedure of the daily workouts. , 5 ru-17- fn .. vfezczf 3 T ' r r ssr M 133-4 2-. do 'll

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