Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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Loving Surprised Happy Doubtful Mischievous Peop e in Moods A mood is a funny animal. It has a loud voice made up of repetitious isms issuing from a darkened chasm. Its body is a flattened cube of multicolored hues, which moves on stilted legs of many shapes. Its brain is a col- lection of uncoordinated thoughts and it seems incapable of constructive action, yet it does move, especially in the early hours of a wasted day. Thinking Sad Excited

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Staff presen is . . Ckfeffafn 1969

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People Seele Identify Profit by conforming. I say that you could read a play by William Shake- speare and have some one tell you the significance of every act and still you wouldn't know the meaning of it. I say education is learning and learning is a lonely process. Seniors have read Macbeth until the early hours of the morning when their arms and legs tingled from lack of sleep. By exchanging thoughts and ideas, we were just beginning to learn. People whirl about in the turmoil of humanity. Pushing their way through eddies of human en- deavor, frustration, and happiness. They seek identity. They follow the common stream of morality and go awash on the shoal of conformity. Their cry for individualism diffuses like ripples upon the beach. Macbeth boring ?