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

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orezwora' ULSA, THE MAGIC EMPIRE, Oi! Capital of the World, so called for its richness in black gold, is in the heart of a great country. In this thriving community is a great high school, built by the town that oil built. As Okla- homa's black gold shot from the earth, its spray sym- bolically covered the town, and from the spots it touched sprang beautiful homes, churches, libraries, museums, parks, and schools. In constructing such a city by wealth of oil the people of Tulsa have also con- tributed to education by giving us the financial founda- tions on which to build high the walls of knowledge. Because of the supreme importance of oil in the devel- opment of Tulsa and in the creation of the educational dream that is Central High School, the Tom Tom staff has chosen for the theme of the 1949 Tom Tom Petroleum Plaantaxy N mn r N gl i a Q ' 1 ig f e 4 'g A l' .r