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

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Our' Schoof Lguifdinlg . . . The new Tulsa Central High School was opened for the first time in September, 1917. As the town grew, so did the school. The south half was added in 1922, completing the building as it is today, to cover an entire city block. It has one hundred and four rooms and floor space for ninety-six more such rooms, space used for business, maintenance, and other necessary purposes. Tulsa Central furnishes the laundry for all the Tulsa public schools and has the only high pressure heating plant in the school system. Central has four P 14

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Melvin Caruthers Paul Casillas James Cass Norman Selph Cass Bob Catching Jessie Cates, Jr. Paul Cates Eugene Caughron Gregory Chancellor Bill Chandler James Loran Chandler Peter James Chandler Russell Chaney Douglas Chapman Jr. Julius Chapin :John Robert Chappell Dale Chase Thomas Everett Chase Charles E. Chastain Walton Chenoweth Ted Chidester Jack tHenry Clarencel William Gene Chilton Jim Christensen Robert Christensen Bill Christopher Jr. Tim Churchill Billy Clark Ira Clark Henry Clarke R. Ray Claunch Russell Clay Edwin Claytor Jr. Harold Ray Clement Billy Clindining Jack Clinkscales William C. Clinton Jerry Wayne Cloud Charles Coatney Joseph Cobb Jr. Lewis Harold Cobler Milton Coe Tony Coffey Bob Colclasure Bill R. Collins Leo Evans Collins Leroy Collins Robert L. Collins Lee Colston William Leroy Combs Buster Jack Comstock Stanley Condreay Thomas Lee Cook Graham Cooper Wendell Cooper David Coppedge James Coppedge Lewis Corey Jr. P. J. Corey Ralph Corkille Jr. - King Cornett John Corzine Dean Counsil Don Counsil Dwayne Cox Kenneth Cox Jimmy Howard Craig Z. Lynn Craig Jr. Duane Cramer Albert Roy Crawford Houston Crawford Tom Creekmore Guinn Crist Cy Crites lJohn Crites Loman Crismon Charles Croft John Cross 9Norman Cross Bill Crow William Wade Crump Richard Cullison David Culley Jack Culley Robert Gene Culley Odus Culp Harold Cundiff Robert Cunningham Stanley Cupps Bill Curtis Fred Damon Richard Damron Richard Daugherty Walter Davenport Frank Davidson Edward Davies Jr. Arthur Davis Carl Davis l Chester Davis Harry Davis J. C. Davis Nick Davis Richard Dean Davis Robert Harry Davis Childs Thomas Lee Davis William Leonard Davis Edwin Roy Davison Dale Dawson Jack Dawson 0 Billy Dean Daniel David Dean Robert Dean Henry Deaton John Stephen Dearth Stuart Carson Dearth Phillip DeBrucque Joe Dempsey Val Jean Dent Harold Dershimer Keith Dershimer Thom Detjen J. T. DeWeese Warren Franklin Dial Robert Dickey Chester Dickson Raymond Dings Walter C. E. Dix Royal Dixon John Paul Dobbins John Dobey James Dodge Jr. Jimmy Donelson Robert Donnelly Tom Donnelly Hugh Dooley Bobby Douglas Bill Cecil Downs Horace Dowell P John Dowell Dan Downey Fred Doyle J. C. Ducommon Robert Draughon Vernon Dryden Richard Duke C. J. Dunham Stephen Norwood Dunham Jack Dunlap Jerry Dunlap Dick Dunn John Dunn Tom Dunning William A. Durham Floyd Dutton James Dwen Jr. James Eagleton Gordon Eakin Jack Eastman Alan John Edwards Lloyd Alvin Edwards Karl Ekstedt Ira Lee Ellington Buford Elliott Fred Morriss Elworthy William Embry Clyde Emigh Delmer Engles Elmer Engles Dick Erickson Francis Leo Ernest Phil LeRoy Essley James Denny Estes Jr. Frank Etier J. D. Evanoff Bob Evans 0Harold Evans Paul Evans Bill Ewing Harry Faherty Robert Farley Thurston Farmer Jr. Joseph Faulkner Jerry Feenberg Eldon E. Ferguson Theodore Ferguson Juan Fernandez Jack Ferrall 0 Johnny Ferrier Walter Ficklin Bob Field Bill Files William Elza Files Leo John Finley Jack Firestone William P. Fitzgerald 0Jack Fleming Robert W. Fleming Leon Rayburn Florence Dick Floyd Jack Folk Bob Forche Beryl Ford Paul Ford Sherman G. Forrester Richard Fowlkes PAc:E 13 Bob Fox Riley Foyil Donald Frank Donald Franklin Thomas William Frazee lfChester Frazier James Lloyd Frazier John Howard Frazier Claymon Freeman 8John Freese Roy Mac French Don Fritz Paul Benjamin Fultz Alvin Furr Chester Furr Dick Furry Ralph Eugene Gaither William Galbraith Ted Gallion Pete Galvin Ralph Gambrell Jr. Jack Walter Gardner Chester Garrett 'Clarence R. Gates Max Genet Ivan Gennis Gordon Emerson Gerhardt 1Bill Gettings Joe Giboney Bill Gibson Herman Arnit Gibson Jr. Jay Clinton Gibson Jack L. Gilbert Jim Gillespie William Riley Gilmore Dale Givens Marrill W. Givens Jr. Morris Glazer John Goins Paul Gooden Billy Goodwin Robert Lee Goodwin Glen Gordon Charles Gordy John Gordy Richard Gosnell William Lee Gower Travis Sid Graham Clifford Gray Curtis Green Lewis Green Kenneth Grider Louis Grider William Grieves John Gilmer Griffin Lester Griffin Robert Harold Griffin Gerald Griffith Harry Griggs Ray Price Grimes W. H. Grimes Ralph Groover David Grover Karl Gruber Winston Herbert Haggard Gene Haguewood Wilmer Lynn Hahn Jr. G. W. Hail Bill D. Hale Kenneth Hale Cal William Hall Jr. Donald Marcus Hall Elton Lamar Hall Harold H. Hall Jr. Lee Hall John Theodore Halliday Jack P. Hamill Albert W. Hamilton Lane Hammack George Hanna Thomas Hanna Dale Hannaford Charles Hanoch Walter Herbert Hanoch Lloyd Raymond Hanover Robert Hansel Earl Harden John Harley Buel Bill Harper Paul Harris Robert Harris Richard Harrison Stanley Harshman Paul Leo Harvey Harold Hatfield Evert Hauser Bill Hawk Glenn M. 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-, floors and an underground structure made up mostly of hot and cold air tunnels used in our ventilation system. Here also are located the laundry, boiler, and engine rooms. The school has three gymnasiums, two swimming pools, and two auditoriums. The north auditorium is used as a meeting place for maximum groups of one thousand and for showing educational motion pictures. The south auditorium is used for all plays, assemblies, and meetings of large groups. From 1918 to 1945 Central High School has had an enrollment varying from 1,116 in 1917 to 5,107 in 1939. PAGE 15