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

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Counseling Eitaii Eases llerisiuii With dedication and skill, the devoted members ot the guid- ance statt aided many students in the developing good personal habits While in high school. Mr. Larry Alexander, assistant principal, as a new member ot the statt, took on the responsibili- ties ot sponsoring the recently es- tablished Human Relations Coun- cil, Which helped alleviate racial tensions by discussing problems which lead to trouble. lnstructing teachers new to Central, assistant principal Miss loyce Saunders held weekly meetings during the first months ot the school year. ln charge of appearance and behavior ot all students, Mrs. Laura Baker and Mr. Bob Cun- ningham, acted as school deans. Besides their many in-school ob- ligations, they also attended such extra-curricular events as dances and sports activities! ...M Mrs. Laura B lc Dean ot G 5 t il .,L,L Miss Jo ce Saunders Y Assrsisni Principal Mr. Bob Cunningham Dom' ot Bows QQHUUUHUOIIH M r. Larry Alexa nder Assifvarif Pvircioal, Hurrinr Relations Council, N tional Honor Society

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Big llliilif Teriiiinates llutstaridirig Career Mr. Mc a er a a re to rf-,iv :pw ms- few' wa eq: , . , , , , C ff ty t lies la al: l , +qovl aww r l d d t C d wl'ttlf: 1 bgerviiit, the Si thin tt? his wif-1 ini' vm iii' or he wf11'VTi will E , gag? we .-,ft -11? ,i f . ,MM 5 me ,Q ' V L ,fs .frffff-: :serif-H11' H -if Wiki' M 347' K ff A K ' f L 1 Q? srliv , .x k 1 '-f Y sz .. it Pm. W., ,,.. V-dub ,. ,f I 'E , ,t Mr. 'U VU: Qtfflf l' W, '1'1 lst - -IC f M'-'WFS V' 'LSO 3 1 H Lili K was , ' . Mccafferty dimtwlaw the will fwtdd cilce wnfcn he oat, :ht or fs rece t ' ' ' C d' d t ln ' ll Q d l' 5 N265 For Carl L. McCafferty, the completion of his seventh year as Central's principal held special significance, for with it he began a much deserved retirement. Preceding his appointment to Central as principal, he was the first principal of Mc! Lain and founded many of the traditions that still exist there. His achievements at Central included the establishment of a reading laboraory and parking accommo- dations for faculty members. Mr. McCafferty's incessant determination to help the young in pursuit of education was exemplified by his work on the Board of Trustees of the Civitan lnternational Scholarship Committee which raised almost SlUU,OOU to aid college seniors. For his outstanding work in Civitans, he was awarded Civitan lnternational's Honor Key, granted to fewer than five men a year. ln view of the enrichment undergone at Central due to the endeavors of our Big Chief, the i969-70 Tom Tom Staff has dedi- cated this yearboolc to him. Mr, Mccafferty -ofeftkt to 'rouoled Cenwiliteexir his ftt9mW 'fa fwasf: tht,- -il1l'g A'f,' 14-Vols Dl11lJ'f7U Cerrtral Yr Nfxvf-Wfbet.

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