Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

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PEQPLE Hot Lunch Program CANNOT WITHOUT Custodum Pr. 'lbert Ri ole P.H.S. is kept in running order by Elbert Riddle, Custodian He works during the summer to repair the class rooms. During the school year his job con- tirues and becomes more difficult with 350 students in the halls. mrs Nts race John or nmx 0 s v rv 'ine COOKS Provide Chow For The Hungry NChowU is the cry heard from famished students as they bound at top speed for the lunch room to be Wenergized and nutrzonzzed U Under the expert supervision of Mrs Johnson and Mrs Olsovsky, meals are prepared for some 250 students and instructors Bus Drlvers The most important factor in gett1ng t school the many students that keep our attendance high are our bus drivers: ELERT RIDDLE, ORVIl.LE.AS-ICRAFT, ELMER BORDEP,, MILTON VAU HN, and RAY OGBURN They travel many miles during the year and sometimes the weather isn't so ple sant. 'slr WE ' A .. 1 ff V1.0 SVN 1 . , .. t 1. DU v ' ' ' in TN V I . . s I A Vi ' 4 A . up T I U I 0 1 0 0 o . 7 1' . .4 44 A

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4f f LIBRARY Work rf Dugan Hendricks Sr. Future plans Library Science ALL Carolyn James Junior THE JOYS OF READING People who say they cannot find time to read anything, except a detective story or some other work of current light fiction now and then, are de- ceiving themselvesg and self-deception is an evil to be modified or corrected at all hazards, for it is infinitely worse than the habit of deceiving others They are not merely the bookworms and scholars who are the great readers of the worldg they also are men best known in the field of action -stntesmen and empire-builders, soldiers, ex- plorers, leaders of men. -f'w,. A A li Karren Barton S h rms Pong Sophamore ' Trains Future librarians Susan Morrison Sr. Future plans Library Science Nosale Senior You will save a good deal of time if you learn how to use the library intelli- gently.

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iw- 2 :Ecu MCLAUGHLIN Football h yfS- Basketball L1 yrs- Baseball M yfS- Track 2 yrs. Student Council Sr. Class Officer Junior Flay ily J':N f is .. v' .... , 11' rf, g 1 Y .,z JCAN FISHER F.H.A. h yrs. Red Pepper h yrs. Cheerleader Dramatics Club Nat'l Honor Soc. Annual Staff Sr. Class Officer Junior Play denier Play SENIORS Anticipate Great Things For The Future P.H.S. seniors are sudienly begin- ning to realize they are about to slip throughout the threshold to get a glimp- se of their future. They are participating in their last high school activities and the battle with homework and crises of the classroom are nearing an end with a diploma in sight. In class, u der the sponsorship of Mrs. Blackwell and Mr. Lusk, have en- joyed many happy hours together. The outstanding event being the Christmas Party. For their class play they chose uThe Atomic Blondn. Last of school events are the prom, the senior trip, class night, and com- mencement exercises. All seniors are looking forwarl to their affairs with great anticipation of 1 hanrw fiiinj to their high school days. 'Pi HERRY NOLAN Basketball 2 yrs. F.H.A. Officer Sr. Class Officer State Honor Roll Enioy your friends, but do noi become too possessive of them. J Il'U'TY PAGE Football b yrs. Basketball 3 yrs Baseball M yrs. Track 2 years F.F.A. l year Junior Play Student Council Class Officer Annual Staff 3 ., vl BARBARA VJILLLAIJS Newspaper Editor Football Queen D.A.R. Repres. Class Officer F.H.A. b yrs. Red Peppers 3 yrs Office Sr. Business Club Sr. Class Officer Senior Play