McAlester High School - Dancing Rabbit Yearbook (McAlester, OK)

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9 gg-gig,, HSS uf 1 P 0112155 Mminrg LWAYS has 1t been the hablt of manlctnd to xmmortallze IH literature the great events of thelr hlstory We feel therefore as 11 we were performlng a great Wd! LQ V1 servlce to the human race ln glvmg to the world thrs ftrst authentic hxstory of a body whose lmportance few HPPYCCIAYC The class of 1911 rs the largest tn the hrstory of the lVlcA1ester schools We belxewe the secret of our success IS due to a good begmnxng for even 1n our prtmary days we showed our commg greatness and were grven spectal attentron that our buddlng genrus should not be ntpped by an early frost For years we have been recognxzed by the hrghest authorttles as occupytng a posltlon all our own and at the present tlme our fame IS spread from Nlalne to Calrfornla On September I2 IH the year 1901 the founders of our rllustrrous class assembled at ,ZX 3 j l 483 J l gt if Wis 1 'II' 9 in It 221 the old burldmg that wonderful edifice character rzed by tts graceful wrndlng stalrs leadlng from all polnts of the compass and tts wonderful arrangement of rooms Lxttle dld these slx mardens dream of be rng the founders of such a renowned body And these slx are worthy of the honor thrust upon them by the decree of fate for where rn another school could slx glrls be found equal to Carrte Halliday the shlnrng star of the physlcal geography class lVlagg1e l-lanraty who belleves that basket ball rs more prac tical than geometry and Lots Foster a close adherent of Maggre s prrnc1ples3 1: ollowlng close ln therr toot steps were Luclle Bangs a firm belrever that country llfe xs more benehcxal than crty llfe Marguerrte Crutch er whose cherlshed ambltlon IS to be prrvate secretary to the hrst lady of the land and last but not least Mlldred Kxncannon whose amrable dlsposltton has won the frlendshlp of all the class ln the second year of our career Ruth Pal mer and Clarence Wrlson were added to our number malclng seven girls to one boy Even at that early date Clarence was a lady s man and gallant enough not to feel lt a burden to dlvrde hls attentron among seven mardens ln 1903 vartous states Yeiillllflg our deftctency rn some of the elements nec essary to a ftrst rate class sent thetr contrlbuttons Kentucky looked over our 11st and found that we needed some one to teach us not to take lrfe sertously and sent us Nlattte Rltter Texas hndtng that we were not endowed wtth a poet loaned us from her own scant supply Kate Mllner Our own clty clatms the honor of grvmg us our famous orator aclcman C111 ll' 71 f . A 1 ., if V Y 'Q 0 tru Lk 41 ' Y ' I - - ,FQ ' l 41 l . . . . F , 1 ' A fr inf r :ills . . . ' , I 13? . . Q 09. iff ' ' . an 1 ,mg A . . . V r H, lf 31' . I ' . ' . xl i 1 . A . I ' . ' 1 3 q of. . - if 'Q ' -Auuuig ' f , . . . . . . YJ . y