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

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, :f ., A. urn x A '.f Haw, Koolcic. Kookic. lend me your comb. Sure, we do our imitations, hut wc ncvcr losc sight of our own originality, Pictured: John Arnctte, Sharon Gossctt. ' l A F Y . Who wants to bc il millionaire! Not these scniorsg they are having too much fun at their class assembly. Pictured: Karen Stansbury, Kay Kerr. IS THE LAST PRODUCT OF CIVILIZATION they make up their minds to bc. l Gras by storm. g ll l through untl we took the Mardi E X ' f ' ? aL 'Lf I Q L! 5 N r ,,- 3 1 T ' ' .. ... xx ' in V,. 1 'Q-., , And there shall be music wherever they go. - 23

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x 1 I 4 Q . Ts, if . 4 .Y ,I 'aff' 5 if if The headlines road: junior Play Laughed. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Phillip Davidson. Sam Cartwright, and Carol Clifft. BACK ROW: Jim jackson, Darrell Kin- cade, Maria-llen jones and Mary Ann Lively. TO BE ABLE T0 EILL LEISURE L INTELLIGENTLY Most people are about as happy as X-3 at MHS is one of the best. junior Play comedy is indicated in this scene from The Little Dog They said it couldn't be done, hut our parents and friends came gl- A wall chaperoned party doesnt have to be a horcg in fact, with chapcrones providing mountains of food, who minds chapcroncs

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O i .9-5' ...U Adult respect for the teenager doesn't just happen-it's earned. The Optimist Club chose two outstanding stu- dents, Gale Budzinslcy and Roy Payne, as Mr. and Miss Teenager. 24 Our 1960 football team had the skill and the purpose needed to tie for first place in the Sooner Star Conference. PURPOSES ARE TO ONE'S CHARACTER A teenagers destination is Le-T AF ,Mm A country's greatest resource is the untrained talent of its rising generation. These students are learning to disagree agreeably as they express their varied opinions and vote on the parking question.