For 40 years the Great Spirit Award, a $500 Award, has been funded and given annually by the TCHSF to two or more outstanding graduates.
1983
Suzanne Timmons
Cynthia Chee
1984
Jackie Dobson
David Allen
David Hamrick
1985
Kimberly Thompson
Derric Driver
1986
Cynthia C.Clayton
James T. Runyon
1987
Gretchen Hawksworth
Jason Debus
1988
LaNita Luckey
John Kilgore
1989
Scarlett Gadberry
William A. Borens
1990
Bertricia Bailey
Raymond Ball
1991
Stacy Minnich
Justin Laird
1992
Amy Coghill
Bruce Yee
1993
Angela Farragher
Charles Berryhill
1994
Rhondrea Seymore
Jason Spain
1995
Ava Marie Armstead
Jason L. Sanders
1996
Tonya Michelle Sedwick
Robert L. Carter
1997
Cynthia Hensley
Bertrain Bailey
1998
Anne Marie Walker
Tim Markland
1999
Rachael Woods
Joshua Fletcher
2000
Shana W. Robinson
Jose Ben-David
2001
Michelle Johnson
Alex L. Fry
2002
Kwanti Allison
Richard Tattershall
2003
Judy Murphy
Alex Cartwright
2004
Ellen Garcia
Brandon Oldham
2005
Amina Gilling
Austin Pendegrass
2006
Shcarry Chatman
Delano Yarbrough, Jr.
2007
Keitra R Holloway
Stephen Hurlibut
2008
Rhonda Ferguson
Roberto Perez
2009
Breana Johnson
Michael Hicks
2010
Julia DeLeon
James S. Scott
2011
Jaraia Martin
Sarah Wheaton
David Townsend
2012
Jarimar Lozano BerThaddeus Maurice Bailey
2013
Breonna Crumpton
Deontae Branford
2014
Brianna Nicole Rogers
Edwin Eugene Price
2015
Paige Denny
Jarrell Mills
2016
Paries Cananady
Anthony Doyle
2017
Tiffany Washington
Jakovey Simmons
2018
Eiona Stevens
Anthony Johnson
2019
Page Thigpen
Jael Tyes
Brenda Zaragosa
2020, 2021
Dedicated to the Classes of 2020 & 2021 for their determination and examples of Great Spirit in difficult times.
2022
Ameisha Hampton
Angelique Hernandez
Dakota Sommerfeld
Ceylon Williams
2023
Kennedi Stripling
Mathew Bailey
2024
Passion Simms
Christopher Hawthorne
"Since 2016 the Amor Schlenker Award of $1,000 has been given to an outstanding graduate. The endowment is managed by the Foundation.
The endowment was established after Amor’s son, Robert H.Schlenker, passed away and left the monetary gift in his father’s name.
Robert Henry Schlenker, b. February 17, 1930 in Tulsa, was the only child of Amor Schlenker and Ursa Rennels Schlenker. Shortly after their marriage, Mr. Schlenker's parents relocated to Tulsa during the 1920s oil boom. Mr. Schlenker was a lifelong resident of downtown Tulsa's Riverview Neighborhood, a lifelong member of First United Methodist Church, and graduate of Central High School. He retired as an electrical engineer in 1993 from the US Corps of Engineers after more than 40 years of nearly perfect attendance. Mr. Schlenker was a kind and quiet man, remembered for his good-natured earnestness, unfailing work ethic, and comprehensive knowledge. He was humble, generous, and deeply considerate of others."
ANIYHA WILLIAMS
2018
Eiona Stevens
2019
Brenda Zaragoza Medellin
2020
2021
Academic Achievement
2022
Caylen Goff-Brpwn
2023
Munaya Issah
Cindie Viillela
2024
Aniyah Williams
Staff is eligible for an annual grant of $500 for a teacher-generated project to enrich their educational program.
The Foundation purchased shirts for the winning CHS Academic Bowl Team in 2012
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