Teachers I remember...
` “Mrs. Howell, she got me
interested in biology and Miss
Pike, she would get so exited
about parts of history that she
would start squeaking!”
Larry Shepard
“Mr. Teague, he made a positive
lasting impression on my life. His
son, Pat, and I became lifelong
friends. He taught me the
meaning of discipline, hard work
and the importance of true
harmony in all the facets of your
life.”
Carol Meredith Barnes
“I remember Mrs. Venable
because she always put up with
my class clown activities. I had
her believing I was an exchange
student from England until we
studied Hamlet and I screwed up
the “To be or not to be” soliloquy.
From that point on I had to sit on
the stairwell outside class till we
graduated.
Chris Rask
Tulsa Central ’65
Class News
Help find missing class members and
make sure your information is correct.
Where were you the night of
February 9, 1964?
Were you watching the
Ed Sullivan Show
for the first appearance of
The Beatles?
You’re from Central if...
You bought an elevator key from an upperclassman during schedule pickup.
You wanted to be first to get your schedule so you’d be first to get Daze tickets
I’ll never forget the time...
At a Daze rehearsal, my can-can
lost the ruffled underskirt in the
middle of our high kicks-MOST
EMBARRASSING!
Carol Meredith Barnes
Mrs. Alexander told my fiance,
Clair, that if she e ver caught her
in Central’s halls again I would be
kicked out of school. Clair worked
downtown and occasionally came
to eat lunch with me.”
Lin (Zeb) Brister
Send in your story.
Central Classmates of ’65,
I am chairing a committee named the “3 C” Committee.
It is named this way to represent caring, compassion & celebrations.
Please let other classmates know so that we can send cards if you know of a death, a health issue someone is struggling with or a joyous event.
It’s important at this stage of life to stay connected...we need each other.
My maiden name was Linda O’Dell. Love to hear from you!
Linda O'Dell Petty <linda.petty47@yahoo.com>
Faculty News
This was in the Tulsa World on Sunday, July 21, 2013
Condolences to Bebe Barber Dotter on the passing of her son, Greg McGee in a tragic airplane crash in Alaska on April 8, 2014. He had just started a position with Hageland Aviation Services, using his skills as an aviator, to provide goods and services to the 56 surrounding villages in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta which are only accessible by air and river. Greg considered this flying position to be a mission and felt blessed to help people located in these remote locations.
Monthly Dinners
Join us for our monthly dinner get-together on the 2nd Mondays at
Bread and Butter
3837 E 51st Street
at 6:00
Good Food, and
EXCELLENT company!
Contact Carol Supernaw Bergman for details or to be added to the email reminder list.
Fight Song
On CHS! On CHS!
Fight right through that line!
Run the ball clear ‘round the Ropers,
touchdown sure this time.
Rah, Rah, Rah!
On CHS! On CHS!
Fighting for our fame,
Fight fellows
fight! fight! fight!
We’ll win this game!
