Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

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I I The builder of a new world is honored in history by the records of his achievements and accomplishments Such a builder as we have in our school cannot escape from grateful grasps of the student body the builder of high ideals, and deep and purposeful thinking A B Herring We all know ur Herring for his high standards of teach ing and ibr his thorough knowledge of the subjects Mathematics, science, and Latin whicr he has labored so herd to put over to us Since the appointment here as Superintendent in 1932 and.hter as teacher in l9LL many changes can be seen for the improvement in the scholastic advancements lr Herring will have finished his h5th year in educa proud to have been honored by the influence of a teacher and leader who had dedicated hislife to the building and molding of character and knowledge His keen perception and genuine interest in our student activities as well as our individual problems has endeared him to hundreds of students So to you, lm Herring, our most beloved and honored teacher, we dedicate this book It ls one way we have of showing our appreciation for your efforts of the past and of the present This is not a history book but it will serve as one es far as P P is concerned in telling the life of a builder 2 tional work at the clcse,of this school year. P. H. S. is . . .. S.

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Hov the Prague Higr Scrool serves tre citizens of o r ommunity is tre theme of tle lfu8 Prob nien I t s plctcri l records of otivlt' cf tie scrcol shine become e le dirg nfluence r feel Slat P H s service, not only ln tesc lr? alks of l'fe rstitut'on ded c ted to srd irspirirt girls end b ys h also 1 U 'er c fe resert to y u trustlnp that ll will s veys School days We rope nr s ssue wil memLrerceS W e Prog Ll F' Of l , rerew e orles of your H F s your treesuled re Floyd Holland, Custodian X. As he berlns the day for us, we are beginning our book with him. He is al ways on hand with a smile to do the many things we ask. His loval devotion to our school has endeared him to the hearts of all. 1 1' ' ' ' A . l L1 C , , .1 - ' o ' . 4 Li ' e L les . . m' ' to L. A p 1 ' 1 A all 'iv - . We . . . S. 1 sn 1. l i a I I u li l l l C' A L -ut 1. forxinu et. itixenskig ir Onlehone. So w p . Q this, Th o.:e. , 948 - - . . s w , . .. W - 4 Y 4, 1 . l., 4. ' .lg . , .1 1- l ce xohg - - ' x X x x ' K , 'I K s 311 ,X X' S 'ix L ' l Xa '- . 1 - YH , Y v 4 -H , 1 K X Y '. sl . X 4, ,

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re year of l nc ld be lore rem bared as one of ottste dirp rchieveme ts for Pra ue School Ia c ore of finest Facu ties t is yerr that Prague has ever had Ou Stud Lsnave Jon 'igh honors in Speech tourna e ts ur FF boys have won numbers of rrgz orors 1 t'e1r nor , in the Ho e Ou, rt e , our Com mercial students of rece t years are rcld ing responsible p iti as 1 tle MJ9lh6S world of this and other co unities, our graduates are aking outstanding records in the var us Colleges of the State, of the. bel g on the Honor Rolls, and our student body 1 exce ti na lf c operat ve in their schoolwork and in extra currlculer .-Q activities walter Fields, Supt ff 'A job worth doing, is worth doing well.' Tnis slogan has been carried odzvery effect ively in preparing this pub ication, so I, wish to congratulate the annual staff, their sponsor, Mrs. Blackwell,the faculty :nd the student body in the fine spirit of cooperat- ing in preparing mis annual in memory of the students, faculty, and outstanding events of the school year, l9b7 l9L8. Ernest Mullens, Principal 3 Tk l ?'7 sl f ' ,, - W Af. A 1 .1 fr g n 's. We 1 ve . the l L 1 . ' L ent ' - 1 J , . n n g o' A 1' 11 in . N IL .1 ' it' our FHO girls have nada great iuprovenents n hcononics a 4 nt' - XL ' . - ' os 3. n 4 bu. ' s X , f is K mnny r-M 'AAA u L s I o, l-' o r 1 - ' - r C , . O I ff .I