The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
ANNUAL TOM TOM
ASSEMBLED
Actual Work Begun on
Central Highs Yearly
Senior Edition

Tho i922 Tom Tom is under way.
The STAFF has been selected. the
book planned ana actual work has
begun ou Tulsa high schools an
uuIl
Tho Tom Tosn is tho book OF the
whole school but 1t IL the senior
class that has most to do In the
making of it rhus 10 happens
intt every senior class vios with
lfs predecessors ln putting out q
beautiful and valuable annual
originality was tho wntchword iu
the planning uf tho 1859 Tom Tom
itself worthy memorial OF great
class
More Pages Than Ever.
Tho book VIII contain moro pages
than nny annual I'm the history OF
tho school Some of tho extra
pages viii be absorbed by the mat
urnl increase iu the pi6o OF the
classes ana the number Of organ
lzatlous Tho others Will be devoted
TO additional snaps and feature ma
toriul Each class viii have n sop.
arato page ot snaps. Tho others
arc arranged nt tho discretion Of the
art staff ono OF tho most interest
Ing Innovations is the VANITY
of 25 senior glrls In unusual cos
tunes and attitudes"
Much caro- has been expended
upon tho art work in the Tom Tom.
. Tho motif running through the book
is symholical rather than literal
| WoodblOck cuts are used on all the
Inserts ana page illustrations.
worked out In unique design. Tho
page borders and other decorations
are I'm keeping with the woodhlpck
idea. Tho art STAFF Is also respon-
sihle for the cartoon work. which
will be prominently featured.
Pictures Nearly All Taken.
Tho senior, faculty and home
room pictures have practically all
been taken. The high school or
Eanizations are being photographed
AZ the rate OF one each morning, All
photographs viii be reproduced IN
half-tonc engravlngs.
Tho campaign for subscriptions
began last week in tho home rooms
ana Will bo rushed into "a cloac BY
| the expiration OF the campaign the
| last Of the Tom Tom work will be-
| completed when the number OF
I subscriptions has been determined
/ the annual viii GO 10 the printers.
/ There viii be two editions printed
. wv hIbNhNIh tullltn NJ N.sNW ana lnt
. dc luxe cddltion at SO 90. The cover
Of the standard edition will be OF
heavy ludcstOno material the most
expensive cover of It's class on the
market. The cover OF tho dc luxe
edition viii bo OF embossed COW
bide I'm special art design. The
Interiors or the two books will be
/ Identical. These prices are the
| samo as tho prices OF last years
| books.
| The Staff
The STAFF was selected by the
Tom Tom advisory council. It's
members were taken from the Jour
nallsm department and from the
senior class and school at large
There are also three Junior and one
sophomore representatives. and
three from the school at large, yet
to be chosen.
Following II the STAFF. EditorinI
staff, William NJ Greene. Mary Nc
lntyrc, Harold Armstrong; business
staff, james Downing, Carl Living
ston; art staff Bruce Goff. Lavctt
Ford, Dick Blue; makeup staff
Herbert Khees; photographer staff
Winlfrcd VIM, Glen North. Mar
Earct Settle. snap staff. Harriet.
Vaudeville, Moses Kornfeld. Vlr--
ginia Berlin; athletic staff, Ethel
Roop, Ruth Chase; Blographcr staff
Edward R0thman, Dorothy Mar
quis, Faync Witherup, Margarot
Kerr. Alphareua Scott, Lucille
John, Frances Whlteside; feature
staff Wilhclmina Wayne, Patty
johnson, Lucille Beebe: Junior rep
resontatives, Willard Hardle, BIZ
Dix, sam Kennedy; sophomore rep
rescntative. Burton Jordan; organ
izatlon staff; Katherine Askcw,
Helen Woitz. Dorothy Scott, Wilma
EllIOtt.