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

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xx he clock Tucks away The frrsT hour and second hour funds many sTudenTs rn maTh or sclence classes The needs of These sTudenTs specralrzrng rn maThemaTrcs en grneerrng or relaTed frelds are meT by our maThemaTrcs and science deparTmenTs Under The able gurdance of The rnsTrucTors rn These sublecTs of The currrcula a sTudenT recerves preparaTIon adeguaTe IH These re IaTed fields for college enTrance Too The preparaTlon as cerTarnIy sufflcrenT for Those many robs whlch alThough screnTrfrc In na nw Ture do noT requrre addmonal formal or unnversrTy Trarnrng The faculTy members un These deparTmenTs of our school co operaTe To provrde laboraTorv work for The sTudenTs which wull provude Them wrTh pracT1cal experuences In lrfe luke srTuaTuons Mrs Murry and Mr Power were awarded scholarshrps by The Naflonal Scrence FoundaTuon whrch enabled Them To aTTend summer workshops where They were offered The opporTunrTy To advance rn Therr respecT1ve frelds Once a week on Thursday mornung beTween second and Thrrd hour classes, The bell rrngs announc Ing assembly Thus Time affords a welcome break for us, The sTudenTs VVheTher The enTerTa1nmenT rs To be formal or Informal, lmporTed or local, enThusrasm for The assemblles as shown ThroughouT The sTudenT body The lrsT of guesT speakers for assemblres reads luke a VVho's Who UnrTed STaTes Congressman, Carl AlberT, UnrTed STaTes SenaTor, Mrke Monroney, Dr Louis Evans, an ouTsTandrng PresbyTeruan Mrnrs Ter, and George Campbell, The blrnd man wlTh regained s1ghT We cerTarnly remember Mr Owen of The NaTronaI Bank who presenfed us wuTh a copy of The DeclaraTlon of Independence And we'll never forgeT General Bull Hall, and The HOLIDAY Some of These guesTs are alumnr of NI H S They sTudred In The same rooms and may even have saT rn The same seafs we occupy Theur lrves are remrnders ThaT success rs possnble for any one of us 23 L5 E 'X T , - V, ff W Q f-'i'fQ. I 1- - ,393 .V f ' Q . Rs? . is A GQ-gl 3 X 2 gr ' ' ,-2- Q T I . ' iff' ff, its-J .wa ,, .102 ' . h - 1 , .. ' ' I 1 Y-L, 'T . 1 I. 1 1 ,I I . ' --M VX ' ' 1 . . . . . - N Q ' ' -8 . - - ' - . V . :ff '-5 y - 1 . .54 A 'I V x .C ' I I ' I I ' . , . - . , . . . ,

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.till Mrs Carlettt explalns to her students a duffncult problem f geometry mir v': 'ati kt. , 491 ,., Syl -any--on-uf' u-vi-u.-gQgM..1 Bnology students study luvmg plant and anumal lefe closely for class reports 22 :Ni wqr-ex 'X We had another captlon but ut smelled as bad as the hydrogen sulflde USCIS 1- 'K Over a cup of coffee Mr Power and Mrs Murry duscuss summer workshops wnth Mr Worthen 41 N . 4 ' Q ', If ' 1 1,53 . Q Q ., , . 5 1 J.. i -- ' l ' ' l- - , - 5 l t '-N 2 . ' Q . . . . . O 1- if K , 55' 2 f , .3 fn Q 0 U . .9 . . . 'X I 5 l 'n so . . . F' ' fs-1-,.4I,-gl' -,X ..f'.. 3. 'f' . I, ,I ,. .Iii X K 5 i.---.Mx fl, , fu. 5 xi , lt.-. ' 1' - Nl .-' ,- ti F, ,V klf- -'. .X 1 X4 '. , 1 4- 'x f Wg.: . l,'.-,L,.sk-I-Al' ' I -,Maw - 1 5 7 N MA l - t x . 11: :Q , 4 ' l . f' ' 4 I V .w 4 H Q 4 tv- x . 7 iuabh-it: l'-vs I

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PM KAN? ,Jr 59l4'yG he noon hour funds us scatterung to many places Some of us are un the lunch room munchung on sandwuches as we vuew televusuon others of us are home for lunch whule many of us are down town eatung at local cafes But no matter how scattered we may be durung the early part of the noon hour twelve twenty funds most of us back at school and un and around the gym We stand un groups drunkung cokes nubblung candy bars and talkung about last nught and next weekend goung steady breakung up goung unto the army buyung new shoes or savung for a trup to the next out of town game The noon recreatuon program under the durectuon of Coach Bob Brumley was desugned to unclude every student Thus varued program permuts partucupatuon by all Of course un addutuon to the super vused actuvuty there are always those whuspered moments of unsupervused actuvuty Noon hour ends as all good thungs must and we fund ourselves returnung to our classrooms Many tumes to fully understand today s headlunes we must unterpret them un the lught of yesterday s hustory The hustory classes un our currucula provude us wuth the opportunuty to be a part of the best unformed generatuon of young people un todays world By studyung the tryung tumes of our past and by keepung unformed on current events, we develop a genuune respect for democracy A good cutuzen learns many lessons un our school It may be the abuluty to get facts and use them to arruve at rught decusuons, and then agaun, ut may be to learn the fune art of sharung the hughway wuth the other fellow In our school we learn that the greatest good for socuety us the greatest good for uts unduvuduals, and that the total effectuveness of any socuety us the average effucuency of uts unduvuduals We know that the smallest uncrease un our competence us a contrubutuon to the whole of our socuety 24 u ,Q wi f tl - k ' K: ' ' ,Q 1 W lk Rxir W f. , I .. , K Ms t . I 1 V K I. if l 1 Lit! , . . 5' ' ' . .xc L ' . 1 ' . . I ' I A I - . , 4 A Q 1 I Q I I u Q I I ' 1 s , ' . - . I . . I