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

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VTW . I J The English departments basic aim was bolstered by a new and exciting develop- ment. The department placed primary in- terest on the students understanding and respect tor the worlds great literature. Reasoning that reading was the basis for understanding literature, the department prepared to build a solid foundation for its students. A reading laboratory, under the supervision ot Mrs. Bernice Tomlinson, was formulated tor sophomore pupils. lts ob- jective Was to improve speed and compre- hension. This strengthened the student's essential discernment ot literature, which aided his perception ot humanity itself. Junior Marlx Hanbaclc 'ssc -In 'hr Readsfs Guide tg agqifire sonic rf t nt writ,-iilnqwtirgiz, ilearlinq Laliuratnr M tli Becomes lllealit fi.. as A B, tl lhnlinii Alnxfinder, English IZ: len Bailey, Ir brfiiyg CI.-india Bennett, Enqlish ll, Journalism, Tom Tom: Florence Cahalon, English IO and ll, Carnarata: Lola M, Copeland, Library: Les Diclc- erson, English li: Bernice Files, English Il: Mavis B. Qraver Enafish IO: Ruth I-Iolton, English IZ' Jirn I-tunf, English IO, Red Cross? Marilyn E. I.intc, Enfilish ll and I2' Jewell lvlavnarct, English II' Jeanette Murphy, English IO, Red Eeathers: Carol Nasworthy, English IQ, Red Feathers: Sue Newtor, English IO Latin: Jean Stantield, English IO, Department Chairman, School Lite, Boot: Dis- cussion Club: Kathleen Thompson, English I2: Judy Viclc, English I2, Camarata: Linda Weaver, English IO and ll, Red Feathers,

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Improvisations prove to be enioyalnle lor Mike Cjfxrrrplt and Kevin Qvorrvan rn speech. rtisaiis Delve lnttl World Ut -Creativity Expressing their creottivity, students in the tine crrts deportment used their skills to produce exhibits crnd to perform musi- cdls, qenerotl dssemblies, crnd plctys. Wire sculpters, Wdll hdnqinqs otnd bedu- tiiul Wdtercolor pctintinqs were exhibited in the Philbroolc Spring Art Show. School hdlls were covered with outstctndinq Works trom ctll ot the ctrt students. lnstrumentdl ond Vocdl music depcrrt- ments both contributed to the musicdl Ok- lcrhomal ond to the Christmots proqrom The Messiah, dn dll city production. Speech students developed their crctinq ctbilities throuqh improviscztions ond short plotys. Politicctl discussions ond debcttes ot- tered pupils cr chdnce to express idects, Opera Club members add fa dash ot musical tfaltfwl to rnavi-,f ol the rqr-rierfil -issemblles. , -, .. 5 I I Q -X by 1 A. EF, Y .W 'ki' . ' . Frances Avdersor Grzeu s Jerrold less lryrurrertal Music' Albert Marflv Steoecraft, DAZE Direoorz Robert Qdle Speech, Speakers Bureau: Rex league, Vocal Music Department Cheirrrmri' Opel Thorpe, Art, Department Chairman Kath- ryr Wfullccr, Art, Cheerleaders, Rod Feath- ers' Marilyn lvl, Yoder Speech, Assemblies, Depertrrwefit Chairmen, llwzsplfivie.