East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Page 4 text:

,Hg-'aimvvy-g mx u 7f+'9J fs J OG CX, 'GA 'av-'BS W'OUVl5X'!b '7f vphwx RNUQQ, oolx Johns 'UVOAQA UH 'D .pvaulo 0 nh IUCYYQP ?VNl9d0 -Kqqqgxoafx JAGXX M4915 Q4 uonqi 43+ -,WU3 fJN1cY1 x-mqk-3 Qxpf vu -T k 'klffmp ipaq-do lauH5x,,.,-, U4 FKQQQ .Wok Veygodg Qwn 7163 5-NV' NMQI sucngi XDSU1 QQ vvxnm vxH N11 Nmmxl wtf pow mill' M G XY V 'R hiya? Njx Q D 'R 3 i 'a -2 -A J 5 5 -S 5 ,- . Q 1 -5, 'F m x5 'Q ST ss Ft E J- E 3 Q i . W fl .sr T '-- 'Q' K :S E S' 4. -34- l 'Q S f Q 'ft 5 53 T, .x E I 3 .:, .1 R in E 'L' Y ' ka 1 e 'f , Q Q. .vw 7 .. x Q bm N K fC A A sv? W5 577 EJ ,XSS -1 5 NE vu fx. 1 N Ky, , 4 .7

Page 3 text:

0. ' 0 . O Q I o 0, S o , o o ' . ' Q I Q C Q O l ' Q Q 0 'Q 0 I O Q 0 u , . ' 1 . 1 XX ' 0 Q o or ll SJW? O Q O Q ' ' . Q U: Q O C ' 20.3 o 0 a . ' C Q Q Q ' ' U C S . ff . Q SIXTY YEARS OF ' . ' Q Q . ' CONTENTS Q . . ' ' , Openmg ........... .......... 1 Q P Q Q ' . Q Elite ,....... ......... 1 0 3 0 Seniors .......................... 32 0 ' ' i Underclassmen .......... .. 50 ' Q . Organizations ............... 92 O O . Sports .......................... 114 ' Performing Arts .......... 152 Q Q ' i ' . Q A d ' 168 . . ca emzcs ................... ' . ' . 'I . . ' .. Q. I Q S g 0 ' 0' 'Q 0 9 Q 0 0 Q0 Q ' O Q C U Q X I C 4- ' 9 l ,,,,, ,, ,+L i, l

Page 5 text:

East Central Celebrates Sixty Years of Learning Sixty years of contributions on the part of administrators, faculty and stu- dents of East Central High Shool cannot be tabulated by the use of mere numbers. Their contributions to Tulsa's eastside, the city and state are so far reaching in a continuingly positive spectrum of learning, leadership and community spirit, that to attempt to View those con- tributions separately from all others is impossible. Entertwined like a time worn ivy stalk and an old stone wall dating back to the days when Garnett, Oklahoma peacefully rested here before statehood, East Central's traditions of excellence in developing its youth permeates the fab- ric of the community. Our school holds the compound dis- tinction of being one of the oldest and yet most modern and progressive in the met- ropolitan Tulsa area. East Central's his- tory has reflected the changing times and lifestyles of the past six decades. Steeped in tradition, our school is still adopting new ones to fit new occasions, as its stu- dent body and faculty strive for an iden- tity which is essentially East Central. Its history combines unique in- fluences: the country-rural origin, the transition into the Tulsa system, a one- time status as the most modern of Tul- sa's high schools and now a cornerstone which has and will supply more, well-ed- ucated citizens to the area. In the beginning, eastside Tulsans felt the need for a new high school. With continued on p. 2 Faculty members, left to right, Mr. O.D, Bell, re- tiredg Mrs. Jan Armstrong, English instructor and Mr. Eddie Dyer, athletic director, all remember well teaching in the old East Central building. Along With Dr, James Darland, principal, they helped the Cardinal yearbook staff commemorate East Centralis sixtieth anniversary by posing in front of the now painted Hred brick school house with Mr. Gerald Harmon 3 classic car. Thelluuhnal Vbhnne2CXl Thba,OkM. 1927-1987 Celebrating Sixty Years 1