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

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Energetic Faculty Tackles Duties With Vigor Anna Potter, Science, Virginia Quesenbery, Foreign Language, Latin Club: Jewell Ramsey. Mathematics, Virginia Reedy, English, Velma Davis Reves. Foreign Language, Department Chairman, Spanish Club. Richard Rice, lndustrial Educa- tion, VICA, Verlin Ringle, lndus- trial Education, Sandra Roy, English, Cheerleaders, Bed Feathers, Inez Sakelaris, Busi- ness Education, Law Club, Val- dene Sands, Business Education, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Barbara Schwabe. History, Di- ane Seebass, English, Bed Feathers, Clarice Simmons, Cat- eteria Manager, Mary Louise Simms, Sophomore Counselor, Edward Sittler, lndustrial Educa- tion. Karl Skalnik. Science, Nakita Slack, English, Tom Tom, Ioan Smith, Attendance Clerk, Ber- nice K. Springer, Special Educa- tion, lean Staniield. English. Iean Stephenson, Business Edu- cation, Bed Cross, Mary Ste- phenson. l-lomemalcing, Farris Stevens, lndustrial Education, Arnold F. Stock, Science, Gene Stone, lndustrial Education. Patricia Summers, Foreign Lan- guage, Spanish Club, Franklyn Taylor, Special Education, Lil- lian Taylor, Secretary to the Principal, Mary Lou Taylor, Art, l-lomemalcing, Rex Teague, Vo- cal Music, Department Chair- man. Mariorie Teel, Nurse, Opel Thorpe, Art, Department Chair- man, Bernice Tomlinson. lunior Counselor, Tom Tumbaugh, His- tory, Student Council, Felix Ves- tal, Science, Department Chair- man. Kathryn Walker, Art, Cheerlead- ers, Bed Feathers, Glenda White, Library, Florence Will- iams, Assistant Registrar, Phyl- lis Wooden. Business Education, Bed Feathers, George Wright, lndustrial Education, Depart- mont Chairman, VlCZX. in vows' 'a lgae' -,S . eng, ' ss- - ' ff-.

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n an off moment' Coach Johr t-ioaar owes his telic ich rs Mrs i orrs err M Diare Seeba s some inside tips on the art ot tootbail. Iwannah Lusty, l-lomemaking, Department Chairman: Elmer Mabry, lndustrial Education, VICA: Virginia Marks, Business Education, Department Chair- man: Albert Martin, AudiaVis- ual Director, Stagecraft, Daze Director: Melvin Martin, lndus- trial Education. Alma Maxie, Special Educa- tion: Iewell Maynard, English: Ernest McHugh, Science, Senior Class Sponsor, Key Club: Iames Mitchell, History, Department Chairman, Board oi Directors, Town Hall Ushers: Billie Mook, Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Recreation Association. Charles W. Moore, Supervised Study: Iames Morton, History, Advertising Board: Carol Nas- worthy, English, Bed Feathers: Dody Nesbit, Sophomore Coun- selor: Sue Newton, English, For- eign Language, Latin Club. Bob Odle, English, Speech, Speakers' Bureau: C. H. Orr, Mathematics Activities Fund Treasurer: Nadine Orr, Begis- trar: Daniel O'Shea, Boys' Phys- ical Education, Athletics, Fellow- ship oi Christian Athletes: Mary Evelyn Overton, Bulletin Clerk. Farryl Parker, l-listory, Camara- ta: Paul G. Paulson, Science: Virginia Perett, Science: Marg- ery Pike, History: Geneva Pitt, Business Education.

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Individual Creativity Motivated by Fine Arts The tine arts department, consisting ot both the art and orchestra divisions, lent much to the stimulation ot youna minds in the way ot original creativity. The orches- tra, under the direction ot Mr. lerrold Law- less, took an active part in Centrals ac- tivities by entertaining the many quests and students at the various assemblies and other school productions. Tn the art department there were al- ways those students who came up with new twists in the world ot art, whether it was a bird hath made out ot a piece ci telephone pole or a psychedelic collage. These and other art projects were otten displayed in specitic places throuahout the school where other students could al- so enjoy them. Each individual had the opportunity to explore his own dreams oi creation in the vast and unlimited frontiers ot the artistic world in either tield. d f h + i t h l t h to inirvfoye 'self fill: evo 'falarfs by oractici: 1 if rumbov'lrw'1olher.