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

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Eastside Spirit ls Sustained For Sixty Years continued from p. 1 a rural setting at what is now Admiral Place and Garnett, the first East Central building was completed in 1927, riding the crest of an uneasy current into the depression days ahead. The land that it sits on was sold to the school board for 351 by Garnett farmer, L.O. Cremin, with the stipulation that the land was to always be used for a school or he or his heirs would reclaim their ownershi Mr. A.F. Hyden, newly designated superintendent and first principal, and his community supporters had organized the school against the advice of the state superintendent of schools, because local high school students were having to com- mute as far as Central High School, then in downtown Tulsa, to complete their secondary education. Our school's first name was indeed Central High School, but school board member Mr. Claude White along with Mr. Lloyd Grove and Mrs. Edna Horn suggested that they change the name to East Central, to avoid mix-ups in the fu- ture with the Central High School down- town. Up over the front doors, bricks were knocked out above the name Cen- tral and a limestone block with the word East was inserted. With a teaching staff of three and approximately 65 students, the first building contained 12 classrooms and one small auditorium, part of School continued on p. 5 p, Although seniors looked at thmgs Ill -W i different Ways, they still stood by each other. fabove right! Misti Morgan Wai- ted for the pitch. fbelowj Senior Cards X jammed at all the games. flower right! Z Seniors

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