McAlester Junior High School - Mustang Yearbook (McAlester, OK)

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I Um MR. ARCH THOMPSON School can be a drab experience and an uninteresting grind. On the other hand, your school day can be the best and happiest part of your life. What makes the difference? It is really in the attitude and enthusiasm with which you approach your junior high days. A school program with a good variety of challenging ex- periences - classwork, well rounded activities, and friendships - makes up thebest days of one's life. A lack of this kind of well balanced program may result in the opposite, a drab, unfruitful, and uninteresting period of time. Let us challenge you to a richer, more rewarding life during your junior high school years through thoughtful, resourceful planning. -- S. Arch Thompson, Superintendent

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6 1 The 1964 Mustang Annual is dedicated to two loyal freshman students, Jerry Parker, editor, and Sue Ann Thompson, co-editor. Sponsors: Mrs. Merle Wadley and Mrs. Norma Fereday

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' . ROBERT F. COBB Individual responsibility must be ever before each American citizen. All too often we follow the crowd, swayed by a certain slogan, fad, or fancy. We blindly depend on group judgments and decisions, as the mold for our attitudes and actions, without investigating or judging for ourselves whether those decisions are just or wise. Our future is dim without thinking individuals, who concern themselves with the many problems confronting us. Sensible citizens, with the knowledge and the determination to think critically, investigate thoroughly, and judge carefully in- dividuals responsible for honest decisions, are our hope for the future. Robert F. Cobb, Principal