Central High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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w fr ,lllllllllllm W VEEQEMJWIEVEX The 1920 Tom Tom is more truly a book of the whole school than its predecessors have been, in that this year for the first time students other than Seniors are represented on its staff. The staff have endeavored to make it more truly a book of the whole school, too, by try- ing to suggest a larger number of the mani- fold activities which make up the life of the institution. We are keenly sensible, however, that cold type can never reproduce, mere words and lines can never portray, the atmosphere and spirit of Tulsa High School. Our only hope is that in the future years these pages may serve as a stimulus to re-awaken in the minds of each of you a recollection of the happy days spent here, and a renewed appreciation of the fine, generous and courageous spirit which is the soul of T. H. S. 'I PAGE six

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