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

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VE fu This year the Optimist Club chose two outstand- ing students, Vicki Holbrook, .ind Michael Ash- more as Mr. .md Miss Tccmgcr, Igll S a dcwtie z'oda', l Since in L1 democracy cxcry indixiduill is free to decide what he thinks, democracy owes to itself the duty of teaching its citizens how to get facts and how to Halloween fun and frolic nou later these same mlents All learning occurs tlirough attempt to satisfy needs, Tennie n Bcll 1 D l1 t used in .1 protimlvle iiccupmtio 20 A Ftuncvyk. 1 I.lf. student. uses her l-tnowlcdge of 5 or- lmnd to satisfy some of her own fin.1nci.1l needs.

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' came It's eight-thirty Monday morning September 5, 1958, The halls are filled with friendly students shouting ex- cited greetings to one another. For old friends familiar faces-for new students the Howdy Card to say a friendly hello and to extend an invitation to become our new friends. Confusion becomes chaos as we search for assigned lockers, float with the floating schedule and permit ourselves the luxury of those last few hours of unre- strained freedom. We are individuals, sure, with individual differences, but we also have a common culture which requires of its members a common set of skills. There are some things which everyone should know, which everyone who lives in our society should be able to do. So when duty whispers low thou must, we find ourselves seated quietly in one of our many class rooms. FW v ' N -'-'U :,,3.gal l V sl, v i l. Studying at home is a vital part of educational developmentg a helpful hint from a fellow student is as near as the telephone. 2. The new fall term saw many changes but perhaps none so breathtaking as the new Qflash back 1920, styles worn by these pretty coeds. 3. The printed page as a means of communication drops into the background as students gather on the wall for noon discussion Periods.

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' todoae de Participation enhances learning, Mr. jeffrey of the Public Ser- vice Company provides Pauline and Bill with SOIUC practical applications of Physics, interpret them, These skills are hcing developed by Ameri- can History students in MHS. It is the school's special privilege to pass on the cultural heritage of the world. Senior English classes help to cultivate an appreciation for this heritage.