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

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TABER ADAMS C. COLE XWALTER DELL I 'Ut'-Pi'cfl'fdc I1f DR. C. E. LIVELY GENE PENIX HAROLD ROHRER Zawwi We are greatly indebted to our school directors who serve our schools capably without remuneration . . . just one more example of EDUCATION the AMERICAN WAY. Concerned with the evergrowing student population, the board has spent much time in the planning of the high school of tomorrow. This planning is evi- dent in all phases of the school program, but it can be most easily recognized in our long range building program. This building program visualized for many years by the people of our town is each year being turned from blueprints into beautiful and striking reality through the united efforts of the McAlester Board of Education, a group of public-spirited men inter- HAROLD HOPKINS MRS. MOZELLE DILLINGHAIVI Prexidwzl Secretary lo Superinlendent and Clerk, Board of Edumlirm ested in preserving the AMER- ICAN WAY of life through American principles of teach- ing. JANICE SMITH Secrefary to Prinripal and Regiflrar

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1 I 0 The McAlester High School Parent-Teachers As- sociation is a vital part of Education the American Wry Here at M.H.S, as well as in other schools across our land the P.T.A. is dedicated to the wel- frre of our youth in the home, the school, the church and the community. Its underlying purpose is to develop a more effective relationship between parents, teachers, and students. It is the American way for a P.T.A. organization to produce miracles of improvements for our schools' wclfire with seemingly little or no effort. But those who Ire familiar with this organization know that thesc miracles are wrought through the untiring efforts on the part of parents, teachers, and adminis- trators whose greatest concern is Americas most im- port int resourcefher youth. IJ f.QJQ'i Zi i I els! . air? ' A fgffht r.,4 ll JL-.5-1-2. --f .. -5,2 fi 'rv' One of the sessions in which the scholarship committee discusses applications of graduating seniors interested in the field of teaching. BIRS. PAFI. CROWL MRS. HAROLD ROHRER Preridezzi Vice-Prerident MRS, EARL GRAY MRS. JOHN TUA S errelary Tfearu 7'671' ..f-ft df, lf s, Dc-ak bakes a cake for one of the P.'l'.A. bake sales Proceeds go to the P.T.A. scholarship fund.