Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

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Nr' P, -, t- lv Arthur Clark, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ned Burleson, Clerk George Young, Vice President Howard Tope, Member Yiene Hendrix, Member Nathaniel Ford, President SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Board of Education EDUCATION fer ALL AMERICAN YOUTH- Dear lr. Holland, We, the students of P. H. S. want to thank you for all the many kindnesses you 9' have done for us during the time you have been with us. Ne want you to know that we do appre- ciate you, when you find our rooms not as presentable as they should, please forgive us for ue are just not thinking and acting properly. AH-3. Grader-ls' evooxa ,s sv' ov-

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i -'gixawax . risk: 65 A Message :mga- From The Superintendent I am very happy to greet you as a Pragonian of two years standing, proud to be one of you, eager to serve, and grateful that Prague students every- where are making impressive recppds in college and other fields of endeaver. I wish to commend you, the senior class, for your tireless effort and co-operation in making this book possible. Young people, you have a wonderful heritage which has been handed down to you. From this day forward you have the opportunity to carve your future. The oung people of our country will determine the destiny of our nation. We Y can be confident of the future if we will think, work, and have faith in the principles of freedom which unite us, and the hope for a world of peace. You must have faith. You must have an unshakable faith in yourselves and your ability to help develop peace among peoples Find the means, young people, you and the millions of your generation, find the means to let us live in peace in a free world a place where the generations of young peo- ple can grow up, attend school, and plan their lives without the thought and dread of ar marring their happiness This is your as ignment Sincerely yours, l . . , . 0 O C- O A V l I I O A S, W I I . 0 U S 0 . ' at A lf' A ' ' if foffhc-cafes-ee.ee,ov ,'. oe', ,, 1 , ,v. 4 v