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

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i 9 V xl fs 2 Tedieatioii 0 ONE who, in eleven years of un-- selfish leadership and service, has shared with the youth of Tulsa his ideals of truth and heautyj who has inspired the student to seeh the wisdom of the Great Spirit through eontaet with all that is truest and best in hooks, in people, in life -to lllerle C. Prunty, friend and coun- selor, we, the staff of the 1930 TOM TOM, do respectfully dedicate this volume

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, 9 Gforewora' HROUGH the medium of Cyrus E. Dallinfs statu es, THE SIGNAL OF PEACE, THE MEDICINE MAN, THE PROTEST and THE APPEAL TO THE GREAT SPIRIT, we have endeavored to portray as the theme for the 1930 TOM TOM, the story of the Indian in his rela- tionship with the white man. It is cz chronicle of primitive peacefulness inter- rupted by the white man's acquisitive en- croachment on the ancestral domains of the noble red man I Q I I I 1 , X W W 1