Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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As it is in anything-in any situation, these youth at OHS look first to the basic fundamental-the necessary-the classwork. It is in this phase --in its varying degrees of both pure knowledge and practicality that the mainstay in their preparation to meet the challenge hurled before them lies. Irregardless of whether their curricultun leans toward courses in advanc- ed math and science, music or art, or a combination it is the foundation on which they will stand-tomorrow-next week-next year. -9.

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.af M ,pm ,sv M. ' - 'xl' -.M ,QM Improving the speed of their reading in reading lab are American Literature students, Gary Gauden, Keith Winn, Fred Lancaster, and Paul Suttles. Library, reading lah, testing programs aid in student development Stressing the need for education as well as enter- tainment, the library purchased two new sets of encyclopedias and another unabridged dictionary for the reference department. They also bought Donald Rude, one of the OHS projectionists, is preparing to show a film to a class. Projectionists learn to operate the machine and show the films In .rf f- ' A 'Q- many new non-fiction and fiction books for the enjoyment of the students and teachers. OHS library endeavors to make available its entire resources for both the teachers and students. Observing a colorful bulletin board display in the library are Charles Wolf and Juliene Thomas. es :lf ' f e 113 42 f M K if ' . 'Y i ., j . A . V , R ff' - H - .. if fu' 4 A 'gy , ff., 7 5 . 33.1.-. N I Qizfg. , :Z , , .1 'I . 4 N ref' ' f' . - , . M -5 5: ' e.. , .tt-g ff , A , 'M' ,Z -10- 'R W