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

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Spending more time in training than in actual performance, Bill Horney leads the swimming team in diving as he demonstrates one of his special- ties, a well-performed jack-knife. 'iff-X !AAQn96NM ELAINE - mnnew 1960 Heartily rooting Centralites, lead by the enthusiastic cheerleaders, give the foot- ball team a rousing send-off at the practice field. Pep rallies, like this one, show boys who spend hours training that boosters back them one hundred per cent. Jr X 'l I

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IIVIE FOR EXUBERANCE V ,mee , Playing the school songs, leading the cheering with a roll of the drums, and entertaining with precision drills at half- time, the marching band contributes much toward school spirit and loyalty at the football games. The fine performances are the result of much practice before school under the guidance of Mr. Don Linde, director, and john Essley, drum major. Come on, Braves! shouts Mary Schooler with an uncontrollable burst of enthusi- asm, as Central scores another touchdown, A ruthless tribe of Braves on the warpath viciously scalps a helpless Roper, in anticipation of the Central-Rogers game. l10l

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Yglhon Descending the north steps for the last time as a high school student, Dave jackson gazes at the horizon, thinking of the new, enlarging life and the many added responsibilities that graduation brings to seniors. l12J Inspiration runs high when voices of lo Crider and Richard Kilgore blend in perfect harmony to fill the auditorium with melody and lyrics.