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

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Centralls tmosphere Enhances Learning With the addition of the freshman class into the student body, many alterations had to be made. We gained and lost members in our administration and staff. Overcrowding became a problem as enrollment increased. The shuffle started students into the 1980-81 school year with new hope. if-.. .':.-e... F-. --a,,,, 's !P'lulln-f-ff-w- Stagecraft kept busy with backstage work. Central spirit strikes again: ticket seller is about to be trampled in a wave of Central spirit. Class Whiz?

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J. Z '44-411 Q, .0 K Fl? 3' za - Cheerleaders gain crowd participation by performing the Senior Charleston, Central's trophies date as far back as 1904, when Central became a school. -'1 1 Team Spirit Has Traditional utlet Tradition. From the tip of the smallest feather on the Big Chief's headdress, to the beat of the Spirit Drum within every Centralite's heart, tradition pervades our lives. lt is the fine thread which knots hundreds of very different people together. Though the knot occasionally loosens and spirits falter, when it is necessary, the knot is secure-a tough game, a close contest, or any event which requires a united front. How- ever, when victory and unity triumph, the thread becomes somehow stronger. Our spirits combine to form one spirit, and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

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Ulm---arm A,4- N f Student learns by osmosis. . qi ' .4 ...s-................. .K Mrs. Amatucci offers a new perspective on history class. 1- XY 1 ld- President Greg Ladd directs a Key Club meeting. fi? 11. 'garb' :Fi :Trial w1',:r uywpr :M W . I :Ni l 5 What is time? The shadows on the dial, the stiking of the clock, the running of the sand, day and night, summer and winter, months, years, centuries-these are but arbitrary and outward signs, the measure of time, not time itself. Time is the life of the soul.-Longfellow l l3