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

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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.

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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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WJ X ' J-im Because of its influence in our language Latin is helpful to all students, but is especially so to those entering the medical professions. Mr. Gus Pascoe, a local contractor and builder, dis- cusses blueprints with a mechanical drawing student. dent. nk, z-X I 111 Learning, as these chemistry students know, is reinforced when two or more senses Abundant realistic prac are used at the same time. tice contributes to learn