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

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Vt .3 S- Foreword WOVEN into the history of Oklahoma the colorful strands of industry and educa- tion form an intricate design. So remarkable has been the progress, so great the develop- ment of OklahOrna's Varied in- dustries that industry, gigantic force in the molding of modern civilization, has been chosen the theme of the 1937 TOM TOM. skf f xx! D