The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
1922 TOM TOM IS
REAL WORK OF ART
High School Annual is
Ready for Distri-
ution Tuesday
INTEREST IS JUSTIFIED
Paints Vivid Picture Of Life
and Activities of
Central High

The fret copies Of the 1922 Tom
Tom will be In tho hands OF Gem
trail high school students today.
The annual IL Just OF the press and
will be placed in tho offices at the
schooI building this morning
Since the coming of Ralph &.
Hay director OF publications TO Ccn-
tral hieh three years ago the Tom
Tom has established for itself
precedent by coming out before the
close ot the school year. Tho plac-
ing OF tho annual In tho corridors
tho week before commencement
this year maintains the flawless
record The coming out Of the an
nual is always n tremendous event
in school life and ono that ~ looked
forward 10 with a great deal Of zest-
ful interest.
Purely Tulsa Product.
The Tom Tom this year In every
way Justifies that Interest. From
cover to cover "A purely Tulsa pro-
duct, Il car take Its place as one Of
the best publications of It's kind
anywhere I'm the country. From
point OF content. assembling OF ma
~ nnOIbEIhDnYt
make-up and exemplification OF the
spirit OF the school that It rep
resents this years annual Is one
OF the best ever published by the
school Its aim, AZ expressed In the
foreword, TO paint n vivid picture
of the life and activities OF Tulsa
high school, TO give students recog-
milton for their achievements and 10
give the school an annual OF which
"a L. 81 hut
ly reached.
The Tom Tom this year Ia dedl-
Gated to "our patrons, whose tinan-
clnl aid has made possible this pub
lication," 20 business men and
firms whose contributions were In
amounts sufficient 20 purchase dis
play apace In amouna Indicated In
the list. The Tom Tom is divided
into eight parts. the school book.
the faculty. tho classos. athletics.
forenslcs. organizations. ''raro
stuff" aud tho little Tom Tom. The
cartoons and art work IL a notable
feature of this years annual A
novel feature this year and one
that has the unusual virtue OF being
interesting not only to students but
10 aLy casual observer, is tho van
fly fair" section in which pictures
OF some OF the senior girls. costumed
and with background appropriate
20 those costumes, are shown.
Cicvcrly Handled.
AS far as that Poes. original
treatment of what must OF necessity
be old stuff because " Is always n
necessary part of any properly as
sembled school annual, character
izes this years Tom Tom. A large
part OF the material is cleverly
handled ana work in all depart
ments In thoughtfully done. The
book In gotten out by the press OF
the Triangle Printing company.
The Tom Tom staff Is made up Of
William NJ. Greene. editor.in-chief.
Mary Mcintyre and Harold Arm
strong. editors: II. James Downing.
business manager and Carl Living
ston and Mary Relsling or. the busi-
ness staff: biography staff. Edward
Rethman. chairman and Fayne
Whithcrup, Dorothy Marquis. Mar
garet Kerr, Alpharetta Scott. Lucille
John and Frances Whiteslde; or
gahisation staff, Katherine Askcw.
othy Scott, william Elliott; pho
Biography staff, Winifred Winn,
chairman. Glenn Moth and Marga-
ret settle. II. s, Hay. director OF
publications; picture staff. Wllhel-
mira Wayne, chairman, Patty John
son. Ethel Beehe; athletic staff,
Ruth Chase, chairman, Ethel Roop;
makeup, Herbert Rhees; art staff,
Bruce Goff, chairman. Laveta Ford
and Dick Blue; snapshot staff, Vir-
ginia Backus. chairman, Moses
Kornfeld. Clara Kramer, Dorothy
Watkins. Gladys Huling. Virginia
Berlin: representatives OF school-at-
large. Barbara Osbobrn and Harold
Gilbert: junior representatives. Will
lard Hardi, william Dix and Sam
Kennedy: sophomore representa-.
tive Burton Jordon.