The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-28
HI AUDITORIUM
IS DEDICATED
New Assembly Room Is
Crowded to Doors at
First Assembly
SCHOOL SPIRIT SHOWN
Students in Glceful Ilumor,
Heron, Obcrholtzer and
Others Make Talks

Yesterday was Theodore Hoosc-
yclrs birthday
Friday 'ho new auditorium a.
Central high school VHH dedl. .iiel.
To-day tho University of ruI'
ulays ToNaa Christian iuNDrHIu "t
fort Worth
TheSc m,ts DoUur.a, tho iruu'
reason why tho auditorium II iu"
nlgh school wHE packed tu the door
at Tho flr.t general 4-s'WHlt ~ 'hn
Ncnr Friday muruIur ON Tho plat
form were i ~ Heron ~ orange.
~ j.. who gave tUr Roosevelt mDWoa
rial talk W A. Marquis president
NJ the school board. city sup"r!a-
tondont 4. T.. O5rrhult1cr Principal
Mcrlo g. rruntv Dr J. NJ, Gordon
Of the university. &. \ Border rep
rcsonting the chamber Of Commerce
And Dr I. Il Barton representing
the Ministerial alliance. nm th" audi
ence wsrc students of central hiEh,
their mothers. few ~ their iIth'ta.
mcmbura uf the faculty. nud tho
board Of education students of Tulsa
university and NOR" concentrated
enthusiasm ana pep Than one room
ever held before. Al lepst, that was
the auditory impression visitors re-
Ceiyed.
Students Will ray Thclr Debt.
Siresslng .hc facts that the board
nf education was but an acting mo-
dium for the citizens Of Tulsa. Prosi f.
dent Marquis ot the school board
presented to the schools and To the
high school the new auditorium. IN
accepting n. Superintendent Ober-
holtzer assured president Marquis.
that tho student body whose mem
hers nine wears from now VIII b"
running Tulsa" 60 quote his phrase.
ulogy. will repay the debt that Huch
acceptance incurred IN the CltlEcn-
ship that II later will give tho CITY,
Superintendent Oberhultzer voiced
the pride that the Tulsa high stu
dents felt in everything from tho
uniformed band that sat In the or
chostra pit To these United states
themselves. Each statement ~ pride
was punctuated with quick applause
tho nnpulsivo. warm applause thnt
only Tulsa high school students
give. by tho time he had finished
his listeners wero thoroughly warmed
I'm 20 concert pitch So whoa j. III.
Heron OF Orange. n. j.. hut OF nc-
cent tainted with the purple heather
of scotch highlands grinned NJ them
and said
"Cnll mo Jimrnie--it's my name
They rohrod ~ MN JoSousS
Hello Jimmio'"
Talks of Roosevelt.
lie tnll,rd to them for only few
minutes about the man whose big
stick was the power or righteous
ness and whose tower OF strength
lay ~ his clean life and his un-
waVering belief iu "a united Ameri-
canism. when he had finished. Or.
J. NJ. Gordon, president OF Tulsa
University talked football. and tick
cts, and enthusiasm. and university.
and high school. The burden Of hls
talk was the fact that all the high
school students were to be guests or
the university Mt the game today, lie
said that Tulsa u had found us
students who were most talented IN
expression OF enthusiasm To he grad
yates Of Tulsa high, The four cheer
leaders at Tulsa are Tulsa high grad
yates Miss Patty Johnson, MISS
virginia Berlin. Ted Gettingcr and
Dean Roberts. The visiting univer-
sity students were sitting In IA box
and az tho names Of tho four were
called they came TO the platform.
Tho compact audience. splHshed
with the vivid scarlet and green OF