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

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T Risky Cal H x ' Q hen choosing our schedules last spring we werent aware of what lay ahead of us but with the coming of September T957 we found ourselves committed with no alternative but to get down to work In selecting our clubs and other extracurricular activities many had chosen mixed chorus Oh those 7 45 rehearsals' Regularly on Tuesday and Friday mornings when the alarm rang early each mixed chorus member promised himself to start getting more sleep Ths is the bitter part of belonging to mixed chorus The sweet far overrules however because all of the rehearsing paid off with dividends when we took our trips to Durant Poteau and Ada We tried to show our appreciation to Mrs Borland our instructor by singing our best at the Christmas assembly our spring concert and while entertaining for the Rotary Club Although mixed chorus members make it to school by seven forty five Cor by eight mistaken idea that keeps our vice principal busy issuing tardy permits Those students who use their weekends for social life and wisely take care of homework lesson prep aration and other scholastic demands during the week nights always seem to be alert and to enioy those first hour classes as well as their other classes through out the day Of course the indolent students plan to make a change the first opportunity they get Quiet settles throughout the school Classrooms be gin to hum with the days activities Dr Sandlin finds that there is much to do records to keep con ferences to hold and on and on 'V z 9 Q ., e aw? 1Q,lln Uj 'j 24- ' - lfklxl ' ' I . ' . . . ' 5 ' II ' ll ' ' O II ll ,z I ' '?1 5' 1- , , - Q-ff? . . . . . tit si - - - - -tt 1- 'gi' ' ' tif --aa! . . . . bil- - - 1.535 o'clock for surel, there are still those who think school begins at nine a.m., a Q? I l ' F.,-' 5 5 . - Ni, A 4 ,,f 6 t A. ' ' c ' ' . . I , . X ' 9 Q .N ,,- l 4 l ' ' . 1 'gf ' f l D ' T T 8 2. 3' 'J' 1 ' ' . arf? - c, 'Q' . ' - ', 5 - 7 W4 fl .H Z -, t 4' if ill.. T T ' J , V Y -4 ' f- , . J if V E lx v' l 1 ' T v '-' af' Q s i c , ,- - , I - N K- X? 7 ' N il ,I . v4

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