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

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9 O O,Q.. O 9 '39 TAKING BOWS. Heather Lindsay and Brandy Jenkins respond to the audience at the end of a performance of 0klahoma. CLOSE HARMONY. Mem- bers of a barbershop quar- tet, Antonio Daniels, James Runyon, John Belty and Kerry Daniels linish their number in Broadway Daze. . O Q o',4,o O O 1 M2 AND 595 o7t:Z?e':g':NER In Bl Hndgham' Jen Fourtf Na Q Tracy Da .Ulfer S 3' 1986 King D VIS honor Co fn th Stfln. Pifbandte, Frank Cref 0 r9e0n 1 embers Ver OSes . feve the excigemems head Spring 1986