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

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in M... ,- -If ,tz.s4ms.L3,f dwg ENIORS: Doris Moore, Dawn Livingston, Jo Ann Hardy, ian Criswell, Deloria Hall, Maxine Miller, Elisabeth 'een, Don Vaughan, Pat Thompson, Bill Strother, Billy le Bailey, Bill Lackey, Marie Rager, Fred Turner, Class resident. INIORS: Janet Savage, Patricia Putnam, Carl Allison, nnievie Stone, Bennye Westbrook, Francis Ellis, Jimmy bbbins, Jerry Dickman, Jerry Earnhart, La Rue Tipton, ll Kinyon, Class President. SOPHOMORES: Jimmy Strange, Jerry Sue Bryant, Jackie Campbell, Barbara Bartheld, Earlene Hoffman, Barbara Brown, Betty Cable, Kathryn Brewer, Bocky Allison, Class President. FRESHMEN: Mickey Gladstein, Ann Blanks, Shirley Sten- house, Larry Kirkland, Darryll Prince, Roy Spinks, Kay Skelton, Reid Earnhart, Charles Ray, Class President. The McAlester High School Student Council, one of the most active and important organizations in our T A Q school, serves as a link between students and faculty, Sill Ut coordinates sports, social affairs, and student govern- H A eg f ue :IIH -- '-. ing activities! Members work hard by operating conces- ,, 'L g gh as S X -'lA iey J ..t ,,,: gilgg sion stands and selling school supplies to finance trips to J ,,a.V, A ii g .. ,il x. their conventions and to help other departments financi- if V Z ,S t i ally. Under the competent guidance of Miss Whitaker A Y - - DON VA N and the officers, this organization contributes much to CARL ALLISON school life at McAlester High School. President Vice-President IJ' 'Q' JO ANN HARDY LAHOMA WHITAKER Secretary Sponsor DAWN LIVINGSTON Treasurer

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