Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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A B Herring dlcatlon The 1955 FRAGONIAN staff takes great pleasure in dedicating this book to a man who is completing h1S flfieth year of ser- vice in the schools of Oklahoma A B Herring came to Prague as superintendent in 1932 He held this position for fourteen years before he resigned in order to become a teacher of math, science, and Latin This year he completes his twenty third year of service to this community Mr Herring brings to his students the clear, clean understanding of logical thinking A man of personal honor, he is the right person to guide them to their future lives In his dealing with them, he has always been unfailing in patience, understanding, and courtesy we all respect and admire, and love hil not only as a most capable instructor, but also as a valued friend 3 fA..J . 7 L , .., Q 3 5 v X - ,. ' i IO. v v 1 , I Il ' f 5 .3.' ' Q W T! . , - - U g X S. ' , , r . e'r ' ' l .f , ly' F AQ lv - K' 'kaifffl ' -5 . ' 0 s I I Q . o o o o . -. o o o 0 e 0 Board 0E Education Dr Ned Burleson, clerk George Young, Vlce presldent Nathanlal Ford, presldent Mrs Spgigbffy Blake Hargrove, member Secr ry John Lacquement , member IS 0 The purpose of publlc educatlon 13 to make lt posslble for youth to so develope as to be able to accept the1r respons1b1l1t1es as c1t1zens 1D a democracy A schools must contlnue to progress 1D order to meet the ever changlng needs of youth The enumeratlon of these changes records the e forts of a communlty to meet thls challenge The year of 195A 55 had lts quota of changes Perhaps the most noticable of whlch are the physlcal changes of the school plant The o1l boom of Llncoln County last year plus a slzable lncrease ln the income from automoblle and truck llcense gave an unexpected surplus ln the school's treasury A large percent of thls surplus was spent toward maklng the hlgh school bulldlng more llvable The followlng 13 a l1st of the major changes very poorly olled spllntered floors were covered wlth masonlte and t1le, walls and Ce1llHgS of rooms and halls of UNC old part of the hlgh school bulldlng were plaster patched and palnted, major repalrs were made on the roof, the study hall was made lnto two needed class rooms by buildlng a par t1tlOD through the center, new seats were purchased for the two rooms and also new offlce equlpment A rather lmportant change happened ln our school's admlnlstratlon Mr Spraberry our new superlntendent moved the super1ntendent's offlce from tte gT3GC to the hlgh school bulldlng A near full tlme secretary has been employed Mrs Spraberry efflclent ly handled th1 olf ce, thus CEDLT3llZlHg all school records These cnanges 1D admlnlstratlon make lt posslble for a well organlzed school system The Prague Schools have a very flne faculty It ls not only well tralned but lt lS well organlzed and dolng an excellent job A study 15 now belns made toward the lmprovement of tne transportatlor system for the next vear In some lnstances students are walking too far and in others they are rlding too long on the busses The Board of Education, the Superlntendent, and laculty are worklng together as a team to glve to Prague a good school system ty .. X ' . , f 4 V O lighted rooms and haQls were modernized with florescent lighting, black Lf QQ, 'Qi-iQ Administration Greetings: I have found you young people to be of the finest type. Your ability to accept a challenge, and personal responsiblity is rather remarkable. My hat is off to you! fl B. V wif p - t N xx y Qftfdfufm moore Mr. Moors, highschool principal, is an active participant in ell school activities, and his school spirit is unsurpassed by thst of sny pupil. He has the beat interest of every student and teacher st heart and does his utmost to help than in every wsy he can. In addition to his duties as principsl, he sots ss councslor to All gtudgntg ond il ldvilbr of the Student Council. The Principal HQBJ l-rick Kr. Irick, junior high principsl is s fsmilisr figure douxstsirs. His enthusiastic and friendly spirit is s rssl ssset to our school. Besides performing his official duties, lr. Iriok is ghd to tske tins to dis- cuss problems with psrsnts md stu- dsntls F or -r 1, X, . 5 ir Miss Jackson Bachelor's Degree from klanoma College for Women, aduate wo k at Dklahoma ollege for women and at Oklahoma MLM, teaches honemaking, and sponsors e F I Mrs Griffith Bachelor's Degree from North- astern State College, working on N1aster's Degree from Oklahoma ALM, teaches social science, seventh grade reading and spelling, English, and assists with Jr High activity f 'F Us I I-, Mr Faudree Master's Degree from Universlty of Oklahoma, Bachelor's Degree from South eastern Qtate Teacher's ollege working on Doctor's Degree at Universlty of Oklahoma, teaches American history, World History, eighth grade history, and boy's athletics Facultw Mr Griffith Bachelor's Degree from North eastern State Pollege working on '4aster's Degree from Oklahoma MM, teaches shorthand, bookkeeping, typing, and is assistant coach fig I ' L . Y'f'-.M I 1 F . , 1 7 Mrs Blackwell Bachelor's Degree fr m Uklahorna Baptist Jniversi ty, working on Master's Degree from University of Oklahoma, teacnes sue-ech and lnghsh Mr Herring AB Degree from Bowling Green, Ventuclqr BS Degree from Bowling Green, Kentuclq AB Degree from East Central Teacher's College, working or Master's Degree from University of Oklahoma, teaches math, SCISDCS, and latin Chemistry, blology, general sci algebra, geometry, and latinl 61106 Mr Detterson B S Degree fromA and M. College, Math and Social Science, teaches Jr hhth and Algebra Mrs Delbridge B A Degree from Pentral State College, Major- Hath, Social Science iur 'x Mrs Long Bachelor's Degree from Central State Teacher's Dollege, teaches junior high English and girl's activity Mr Russell Bachelor's Degree from Oklahoma ALM at Stillwater, teaches Vocational Agriculture, snonsors F F A has IQYW' .naman- i S , - 5 .'i0l-v . 'iw 4 x- ' 'Jr Phe:-is Bachelor's Degree from Oklahoma A Sz M, attended two years at Northeastern A 8: M, teaches band, glee club, and grace school music Mr Deter Bache1or's Degree from Central State Teacher's College working on Mas'oer's Degree from University of Oklahoma, teaches industrial arts, mechanlcal drawing, crafts, and woodworking l 'Pig i- if A. . I I I ff' T I . . j A 'll' - -cz: , '- x ' ' 1, n I - ' ,Q-if ' ,' 31' : , AD' S ef thug' makes ou,-rf wheels 7'Oll'71dl left to right: Mr. Hilburn, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Holland, and Mr. Osburn. We appreciate the fine efforts Elbert Ridd of both our bus drivers and Custodian lunch room workers. left to right: Ann Sala, Rosalee Heimer, Pauline Hollan, Martha Ray, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Olsovsky, Melva Banks, Karen Nuckols, Carolyn James, and Lorretta Mills. 1--' ' .P Y 4' ', !5L'- 'xl fluff'-.1 le . if QVTX S SHx0V5TX4 Nm Sp lcxgni Q BQ,-K-2. 0 X 'Q Gniors gi 3 's .SAM x.4aiN 1. 1- x LT' I' Third Row, left to right: .1 CARTER, ELLA SUE, Basketball, Dramatics Club, F. H. A., and Band. CHAPMAN, LUTHER, F. F. A., and Football. EMERY, CLARA, F. H. A., Student Council, Vice-President, and Pep Club. Sr. u ,Q :Qs P uf ' 1 Lg-0 ,., X . First Row, left to right: ANDREw, Noam GAYLE, F. H. A., Librarian, Annual Staff, and Junior Play. BANKS, SANDRA SUE, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Band, F. H. A. BELL, RICHARD, Drematics Club, and Band, Second Row, left to right: BROCK COLLEEN F. H. A.. Student Council, Rep Club, end Annual Staff. 93, ego lu 1' BRYANT, CLIFFORD. Basketball, Band, F. H. A., and Student Council. BURCHETTE, MAX, Baseball, Football, and F. F. A. fb 4? A, Q ' 1- i an Q I ' . rf -- . 'y A' fi ' 'J' oar, First Row, left to right: FOUQUET, OLA BON. F. F. A.. Baseball, and Office. FRIEND, JESSE, Bnnkotbnll, Football, F. H. A., and Baseball. GILBERT, LUHHNE, soxrnt, F. H. A., Junior Plgy, and Band. Second Row, left to right: HARRIS, FREDDY, F. F. A., Football, and Annual Staff. HEINZIG, DONNA, Basketball, Student Council, F. H. A., and Pep Club. HEINZIG, LEON, Football, F. F. A., and Annual Staff. Third Row, left to right: HENSLEY, LOUEINA, Annual Staff, F. H. A., Ibp Club, and Office. HIGHTOWER, MARY ANN, Office, Band, F. H. A., and Php Club. HOLLON, Joycn ANN, F. H. A., Glee Club, and Annual Staff . i li 98 1' 'Nv 1' ff MQ X955 nr -:N B, Ax., Chlovf, F. . - v - vw , 1' A , ,,,,,,. 311-4: at ,' XA gk A an ' I... -in Y- f K' , . A First Row, left to right: JAIJDA, MARIE, F. H. A., Student Council, Pep Club, and Annual Staff. JEZEK, GEORGE, F. F. A., F. H. A., Basketball, and Dramatics Club. JOHNSON, DAVID, Band, Football, Dramatics Club, and Annual Staff. Second Row, left to right: MARTIN, ROBERT, F. F. A.. Student Council, and Activity. MIDDLETON, BARBARA, Student Council, F. H. A., and Dramatics Club. MORRISON, SCOTT, Band, Basketball, Dramatics Club, and Sr. Class President. Third Row, left to right: KJSES, BEVERIEY, Band, F. H. A., Annual Staff, and Librarian. NEWTON, LINDA, Cheerleader, Dramatica Club, F. H. A., and Annual Editor. PODEST, FRANK, F. F. L., and Baseball. 1' u if ,xwy R' 7' ' H. A 4 iv - P . I ,Lx Second Row, left to right: SIMEX, GERALDINE, Annual Staff, Student Council, F. H. A., and Office. SUFTERFIELD, LORETTA, Annual Staff, Ep Club, F. H. A., and Librarian. F H A , TERNEY, EIISENE, Football, Basketball, F. H. A., and Dramatics Club. Third Row, left to right: WADSACK, JACKIE, Baseball, F. F. A. WAIENTA, KATHRYN, Student Council, Php Club, F. H. A., and Junior Play. 5955 f I. L Juniors Carpenter if Tj' Jimmy Flanagan .s Y v 'bg L-Lfliorvs 3266 f?i3f1!Zfl71355 Ticxet sales, beginning November, introduced the Junior play, Skinned Alive. The play was directed by the sponsors, Miss Jackson and M . Deter. Junior class members have been quite active during the year. Sadie Hawkins night was a big suc- cess as well as the many F.F.A. and F.H.A. activities. As the year drew to a close, the class proudly honored the sen- iors with the annual junior-senior banquet and prom. Mary Otis Marlin Lorena Blackwell Crabtree Cresap Dostal 5, ,M yi A 1. zzk 1 1 2 an if V X Qi. sr,f 1 ygr Vallis Friend 'Q4B Jackie Johnny Frances Goss Griffith Hargrove ' Q rn iff qi Yif Pauline Bettina Rose Ellen Pat Charles Hollon Igleheart Johnson Kelley Kolar ba, 9 U5 9.7 divx Q 4 fl ' 1 Thomas bhry Jo Loafman Nhrsh 3 . ,F . li il. KJ x he James Martha Powe ll Ray 1 , 'V it H4143 tv L- , 1. ag, , WC 4 l 4 4- 'X ' S f ,L I Leroy Alina Stewart 'fhoma lnmiu:ae,Qg,gz,jn 1 '59 an Joyce Emily Ann Charles Meeks Payne Fechacek . A W, ve lb!-wx, ,,, 474 I sf' Tx X me 1 ' 4 Doyle Charlsie Lee Duane Roller Smith Smith 1- A -I ig e L. . Nl V I Jo Ann Herman Frieda Thoma Whitley Williams LN ff ', L.3'. fl I David Bartosh 2 Barbara Burchette George Franklin James Heinzig 1 ,irzi Margaret Benesh 'Ir ,,, gig . AFM-all Barbara Edens X Gordon Greer -. Ms I ,,, a ,Q 1 -' Pu Roy lee Hilburn 4,4 Jil ophomores Richard Shirla Donald Benesh Brock Broyles I X A-N My , 'nc' ,AJ 1:3 5: Catherine Troy Donna Emery Farmer Fisher :Sf K.. '-.7 ll lx . 3 John Criswell Jack Bullard ,Q ary tw! .' fo. 'C 5 fa.. f ,M I lf' Sonja Fouque 12 135 5? .. 'uri C' , ahsv 5c,l mafia Helen Janice Donna Rae Rosalie Hall Hancock Hart Heimer 2-.. I- YS7 -gg f, ! f fx Patsy Larry James Johnson YE? N 13? Gus Kuykendall John Lacquement W' fj- -:pg el.- . nm 4 x '. ,x K . fr- Fx. Linda Paul Linville .bConnell Verlane Ronald Mounts Navarre r at v qi . l,x YI js Jim ie Frances Fospisil Powell MNQQ x Y? f vv,1 X George Kathryn Sestak Simek 0 Frederick Betty Walenta Whitaker ii '- - Patsy McDonald Iorene Olsovsky 4 .fa ' ll fix Frankie Powell ,asf .. ' . !Ee:i ,Nl 4.1 so ,pk Q 1 Cathie Tesney f'S -'ls Sharon Whitaker if ' Q' 1 Nancy marsh Dennis Pennington rg. ' ' 1 '- '4 . ,Wk ml Dickie Pruitt ,ag ,Q f '1' I5 T Q5 4, 4 Annlee Thoma fl S? ,adiia W NW. Loretta Mills Bertha Pickard 95 . Vt 1 ,tw Eugene Rowland -2 fi.. CA 1 f Beverly Tomnkins Shirley Mize Lillie Rodeet Teresa Rowland Q2 Larry Trent , ov- 1 ! Freda Whitley F5 'N cm 'ta iii IE QA! Bea Williams 1 '-. - - Harold Wyatt 'Z 41 19' 'r I Q? tw Yes when T6 STG'- x- 'Osama xoh Freshmen Verna Adams Nblva Banks Glen Carpenter Saralyn Clark 7 S QR Charlotte Davis Carol Ann Ellis Th R I i rlene Ellis Patsy Farmer 1 i Robert Cook ! g Ik Rowena Fie lds Paul Friend o N TJ , . n f ' 5? s Q A 4, -, 'Kraft 1 Y X .- , -4 P -- R::.- . Y x '?'::.' , ' vw S. ' ' R, . x 1 Q X ' s ' xx' . Q' A l 1 v ' K f Po G ' s ,I KW 1 ' ' ' , 3 is 4 j Y - ... R' 19-1 ,-., 5 -- Y' I Q , . , I - 0 201 'rx 5 is - Y-I . - S La June Goss Roylyn Hamilton Alice Harris Alice Heinzig Jean Hensley Samnv Holder Mary Holik M 1 f xr 'l -.w .Q Z. ,Q fr Q .N 4- '17 ' 'ff - 'IF N C7 , is ' ' K , ' X I s ' 6 ,Q , Q 2 X 'C .. Wanda Hollon Joe Huggins Shirley Huitt Cora Jaggers Robert Kahanek Zae Ann Knoefli Buddy Ln-gent 1' if 'Bb Q T 'T P lp Q A K F 43 ,H 4 'K Q H -L 'Q . ' H C ' P 4' . . k Q' . X W , X .X 'F Z1 f I -, - 'Q xl .' ,V J 1 Q 1 x 1 ,,4 I 3 3, Jimmy Marsh Wayne Mayes John McGinnis Ronald Page Paul Payne Mary Ibdest Ailene Pranks. fi' - 1, 2 4 I' to 1:.J 6, cl, ey!! FQ' , Doyle Pryor Leon Pryor Lynn Pryor Rae 'P' 'W 'Q VT I at fi' Pj' no l ,. is .. is I ' iffy - Ellen Raines Jo Ann Stewart Muclne Stotler hblva Vaughn leon McCaslin Z rf, .- , , ,t a Graden Rogers Georgia Sala 1 f x , I Shirley Smith Eighth Grade Carl B1 adley Wayne E111SON Daisy Chapman Fawcett Gene Demm1tt Jimmy Coleman Betty Colllns Larry Cox 'EN ll i 100 Donna Fleld Joan Flsher '17 DQ ' o ? O I Q I sin' li. 1 tl Randal Flannagan Carl Frederlck Q 'Y' A . 6 1 v' . 1 ' ' P J 7 .Q c.. M K, V , ty! G., . rg x -, Q xl N- lpn X N J- l ' I 531 'tlzw ' lfx If-1 . W3Y'T '7Yl ' S ' ' 1 F fs i Gr- xv , IN 5 . .sc V 1 . , ugvrvwl, rl L 1 V U! Agfa Mais? Q' I LJ in Linda Hiend Doyle Good 4' Don Allen Hightower Vary Farl Hendricks ,Q 54177 J- 4 Johnny Kolar JN 1' Davld reer .JW .,-4 udy Hinds Ruth A eister Dale Vhrtin 5 Susan 'brrison .Timmy Page lk Roy Lee Stewart Leslie Stotler Jody Pantlik il Barbara VJ1l1iB'7!S f 5 Cnuck Holmes Wanda Wartln 45 C 'N an Darre ll Rolls 1' 9- 3' Freddy Vaughn Bonme Warden 9:4 Q Vugene Hancock Y Brenda Holland So J Pat McGinnis Y' T J Slmek Sherill Smith i Vary lou Fart Lirda Holland Cecil Hclaughlin 'Oi 'CP Helen Stewart 4. ., .D tb an Q 1, , if ig .',. ' lf A 'A ,.' gum Q up V H , Yi, f L Fx 'f 27313 V v ka' ,' - Q. a N v' ' ' 1 5 , K It .5 Q l 4' g. 'Q Q.. 1.1 ' I , J' ' . . . ' N at gf! ,' Q- ,,, S .y 'X A Q' Q. ' ' ., 4, X S no 1' S . xx N 5 , J. , q s,, Q Q'-If bl.: 1 ' in ' TA Q ' 1 'Q' 'N ' lx x X QT' WX -. rf 13 Q K MF' -. 4 H . ug vel I 'Z N 6' ' -2 ..' , A -5 H 4' g. .., k 'Q 2, A .- K . Q, I E' ,' xx' I- . 1 lg ,lf f ' fb 'V S RN G f 'K A I I- K . 4 evonth Grade Jvon Stewart Kathryn Hall Milam Mbunts Lvnn Coel R05 Ft A Kathryn Whitaker James Vanzant Nellie Whitley To'nm1 Racaace if 'Faye Nolan Joe Gouke r- Ron'1.1e Fai rbanks Jerry Opela Robert Ellis 1' Ann Javorath fb Mar 19 Perrucka Mary Brad le y She lb B lrc we -ww gl, 'fry' fharles Rochat r 1- Glen arperter 1' Robert Golvln A- wg. .I arlen raham Jerald Mobley N Agnes Gerh k wayne Faucet Reva Johxxson as Y '- 1 James liugnes X X Carolyn Helnzig Ronnle Stewart fn it J T' arolyn James X Uarda 'bore -Q3 O Sue Paylor Margaret Burleson Nadine Oollins George Young Imogene Stewart LaVonne Hightoue-rSta.r1ene Lacquement 1 , . , av-ff a- ' , i h L., H ,' ., F 9, ,I ers Q f' vi- A s f if , s - ' v 4 g l ' I K 5 V! I K I 4 , 'Q . , , , A y ', A tte C G . G x , . . I FP ,gi wif i 'fl X .,' if Y ' ve- . ,L 1 a 1 a V , r lj ' ' , , X ' . 0 .' X ti' 7 '41 sl' . t 'b 7-If AQ- -.QF va H r 2, 53.1, lr- N , , '-2 I , 4- Q14 ' 'Q 'Q f W W' Q 'Q tl . vt , 'X P - I' ., lx K ' get X 1 ' A N.-1 .. ' 'S 't .X X- e 'f 41.'X - Hg r l 5' . 5 Q K 'Q - L X 'is '- ,. 1 1 if , S Y 1' 5 1' I V N ' i Alf X fl! Q l 4 e x I N QQ ,TX ,f ' X' . V , x . 'f'! , x 5 N gl ,X 5 X QQ . X h I X xt 2 1 X Y u XS XXZW wx XQNN ' 4 it. rf X.. 4L ,x- ,x. X xxx G ,wrlv x K 4 Q- Xx' X , '17 R XPX-XS X-X XXQ, CX 5 55512 6. B UZCL Xfxlxxxw 3 Q, Ux ,c:,,i - ' 'T if- 14 MARCHING BAND: Drum Major, Ella Sue Carter, Twirlers, Carol Ann Ellis, Freda Whitley, Beverly Moses, Alice Heinzig, and Cathie Tesneyg Second row: Verlane Mounts, Margaret Burleson, Carolyn, Heinzig, La June Goss, Shirley Huitt, Flagbearerg Third row: George Sestak, Beverly Tompkins, Frederick Walenta, George Young, Bea Williams, Flagbearerg Fourth row: Jeanne Hensley, Wayne Fawcett, Doyle Fouquet, Wayne Hill, Scott Morrison, Fifth row: Richard Bell, Glen Loafmann, David Johnson, Robert Colvin, L. B. Stewart, Susan Morrison, Cora Jaggers, Lurene Gilbert, Leslie Statler, and Maxine Statler, Charlotte Davis, and Ronnie Stewart. Marching Band Prague High Schoo1's marching band, having 33 members, performed at all home football games, and one out-of- town game at Yale. At the state marching contest, Midwest City, a third division rating was received. Three downtown parades were given: the homecoming parade, Veteran's Day, and the Christmas Parade, plus the Kolache Festival in May. Bottom row: Emily Sedlacek, Beverly Tompkins, Jeanne Hensley, Pauline Hollon, Rosalie Heimer, Joyce Hollon, Mary Ann Hightower, Ella Sue Carter, Rae Ellen Raines, Bettina Igleheart. Second row: Aline Thomaa, Katnryn Simek, Martha Ray, Barbara Middleton, Jo Ann Thoma, Aileen Pratka, Mary Holik, Wanda Hollon, Joyce Meeks, Verna Adams, Saralyn Clark, and Annlee Thoma. Glee Club il D i' g ' . SEXTEP: Barbara Middleton, 4 M Rae Ellen Raines, Lurene 9 s Gilbert, Linda Newton, Beverly Tompkins, and Jeanne Hensley. ' s F x S X a.,-3,5 t 'ffil-ticks Dramatic Q Club M A ff x 4 2 6' 5 CFFTCERS ,n'W, W,-,4y, 4 3 , v left lj cnt: George Jezex, vice-president, Verlane Mounts, secretaryg Joyce Meeks, reporter, Scott Morrison, presidentg Emily Zedlacek, treasurer. Sponsor, Mrs. Blackwell Members of tue Dramatics Club are: sitting, left to right, Emily Sedlacek, Joyce Meeks, Verlane Mounts, Scott Morrison, George Jezek. Standing, left to right, Katnryn Simek, Borovri Burchette, Aleine Thoma, Annlee Thoma, Jo Ann Thoma, Rosalie Heimer, Clifford Bryant, Bober Pritchett, Jesse Friend, and L. B. Stewart. Not pictured, Euyene Termey. 4 Q . lin Sponsor Be tty Jackson 'N Le d Hlstorlan Song a er Lurene Gilbert Cathy Tesney tW'KfPs +0 X '44 F ,QQ , , O if Nfw!-lc P8.1'1iHBDt8.I'18.D Reporter Carol Ellis Verlane Mounts Us 'lieasurer Pianist Linda Newton Bettina Iglehart Deo'-etary Vlce President Frances Hargrove lhry Ann Sefcik l J President Donna Heinzig S Q - Q av U. I O . X U r,.. 5 , 9 Q r ' n, lx , ' -, , L L ,S , fume 0 in -v Ou IA 1 . . .f 2 ' , .-. Q 5: ,U nigga? Z X 'Q Q 14 If Q1 4.4A 0 O 'Z 3 ' .,. . - I . Y I x l f A '-3 ,S- f I -7 ,' .- ' - -. F.H.A. Darrell Fbrter, Beverly bbses, Eugene Terney, Clifford Bryant, louena Hensley, Herman Whitley, and Jesse Friend. Second Row, left to right Rose Johnson, Joyce Hollon, Colleen Brock. Norma Andrew, Marie Janda, David Johnson, Otis Crabtree, Sue Banks, and George Jezek. Third Row left to right: Vallis Friend, Pat Kelly, Emile Payne, Jackie Goss, Phyllis Collins, Pauline Hollon, Martha Ray, Mary Ann Hightower, and A. C. Guillory. Fourth Row, left to right: Clara Emery, Jimmy Flannag Loretta Sutterfield, Geraldine Simek, Kathryn Walenta, Freda Williams Joyce Meeks, Emily Sedlacek, Charlsie Smith, and Miss Betty Jackson Fifty Row, left to right: Bettina Iglehart, Mary Sefcik, Donna Heinzig, Frances Hargrove, Lurene Gilbert, and Linda Newton Top Row, left to right: L. B. Stewart, Ella Sue Carter, Maxine Ellison, I an First Row, left to right: Rosalie Heimer, Janice Hancock, Helen Hall, Freda Whitley, Donna Fisher, Shirla Kaye Brock, Shirley Huitt, Cora Jaggers, Betty Whittaker, Catherine Emry, Roena Fields, and Jo Ann Stewart. Second Row, left to right: Tresa Roland, Bertha Pickard, Maxine Stotler, Melva Vaughn, Jeanne Hensley, Zae Ann Knoefli, Ihrgaret A Muff Beneah, and Patsy Farmer, Third Row, left to right: Paul McConne1, ,Q Linda Linville, Beverly Tompkins, Charlotte Davis, Alice Harris, Verna U D D Adams, Shirley Smith, Barbara Edsns, Bea williams, La June Goss, and 1 Aj Alice Heinzig. Fourth Row, left to right: Barbara Burchette, Rae X Ellen Raines, Kathryn Simek, Donna Hart, lorene Olsovsky, Nancy Marsh, M, ,. bblva Banks, Dickie Pruitt, Larry Trent. Bottom Row, left to right: Verlane Mounts, Carol Ellis, and Kathryn Tesney. , on ,. e.q.l'j'l W 'x Chapter Officers Chapter Sponsor and Presldent M s. Frank Sefcik and l s. Otto Heinzig The F. H. A. began their official year with a watermelon feast for the executive committee and the club mothers in the park. The past years work was discussed and evaluated and the goals for the year were decided on. The projects and activities for the year were also discussed. The first project was a breakfast in the homemaking departm nt for new members. The first money making project was to raffle off a barrel of groceries at the Community Fair. Other money making projects through the year were selling Christmas Cards, pennants and in the spring an outdoor barbecue was held with the F. F. A. to add to their treasury. The big project for the year was the Family Night Banquest. The theme this year was WMGdMngq'mdwenmwcMUmsd our town were invited as special guests. A Family Fu Night was planned at Christmas for all the F. H. A. members and their families. It had to be postponed but the Chapter hopes to have one in the near future. Among the many projects F. H. A. parti- cipated in were: working with the Chamber of Commerce in numbering and naming the streets and houses of Fragueg helping needy familiesg civil defense and safety in the homey foreign pen pals and several others. The style show theme was 'April In Paris.' After a rather quiet year in F. H. A. the membe remember the state rally at Oklahoma City as one of the best and then there's always the annual trip as the Big Event of the year. It climaxes a very wonderful year for 92 members and one they will always remember. The ART of Better Home Making! Hrs. Blake Hargrove and H s. Alvin Hou Allin .44 e .x E' ,- tif 3. 'R QQ O ll 'Qi' f 'al 1 Ao 'W' O 0' V -. 1 1 I J L 0 Qoc. '04,': R QA ' , S QNXFA, 9 . 'N . in X . X 'H A 5 o ciw' . S R J 0 Z!'f,'f,1g bx Officers, left to right: Ola Bon Fouqust, Secretary, ' K0 J- Leon Heinzig, Rresidentg Harvey Russell, Instructerg Robert Martin, Vice-President, Tommy Harris, Sentinel, Thomas Loafman, Reporter. Future Farmers 0f America First Row, left to right: Luther Chapman, Frankie Powell, Glen Carpenter, Leroy Stewart, Jimmy Carpenter, Jackie Wadsack, James Lynch. Second Row, left to right: James Heinzig, Tommy Harris, Troy Farmer, Fredrick Walenta, Dennis Pennington, Ronnie Page, Ola Bon Fouquet, Wayne lhyes, Thx Burchette, Harvey Russell, Instructerg Third Row, left to right: Robert Martin, John Criswell, S. S. Bachacek, Thomas Ioafman, Charles Kolar, leon Heinzig, Robert Kahanek, John Lacquement, Gillian Turner. Fourth Row, left to right: Gus Kuykendall, Jimmy Pospisal, Jack Bullard, Paul Payne, George Sestak, Jinmv Marsh, Vernon Williams, Joe Huggins, Sammy Holder, Roland Navarre , Duane Smith. I ICJI4 ll' Lincoln County Fair: Charles Kolar---lst. lst. 3rd. 'Thomas Loafman--lst. lst. lst. 2nd. 2nd. Duane Smith----3rd. Freddy Harris--lst. Charles Rachacek-lst. Troy Farmer----lst. lst. Brd. lst. John Lacquement--Sth. Lth Znd: S pecial Honors: Junior Master Farmer Degrees: Ledo' Dukes Levo Dukes J 5' Joe Techacek, Ernest Bartosh, and Glen Collins Judging Teams: Call teams competing, Prague-5th place Chapter Poultry Judging Team: Members: leon and Champion Ayrshire cow senior yearling Ayrshire heifer senior yearling Ayrshire heifer and Champion Jersey cov and Champion Hampshire gilt Hampshire sow Hampshire sow Hampshire boar Hampshire gilt and Champion Chester white boar and Champion Berkshire sow Guernsey heifer and Champion Guernsey calf' Guernsey heifer calf and Champion Guernsey bull Jersey cow Jersey heifer Ayrshire bull Reserve Champion AyTshire bull Parlimentary Team: Robert Hilburn, President Ledoy Dukes, Vice-President I Joe lbchacek, Secretary Levoy Dukes, Reporter wi llis Iokey, Treasurer Bill Sala, Sentinel bbmbers: Leon Heinzig, Robert Martin, Thomas Inafman, Glen Collins, Freddy Harris, and Ernest Bartosh. Dairy Judging Team: Bill Sala, S tate Interscho las tic Contest Heinzig, Thomas Lnafman, and John Criswell winnings: Znd. lincoln County CTeamD 7th. 'Inlsa State Fair 15th. Uklahoma State Fbultry Show. Individual: Thomas loafman-2nd. Lincoln County Leon Heinzig--Lth. Lincoln County leon Heinzig--l1,th. Oklahoma State Poultry Show Live stock Judging Team bbmbers: Jack Bullard, Tormny Harris, and Thomas Loafman. winnings: lst. Dungan Field Day 3rd, Lincoln County Fair Individual: Ernest Bartosh-lst Thoxm-ms ID8f'Ill8.1P-3I'd. Thomas Ioafman-3rd Charles Kolar-2nd David Bartosh--3rd A. Dungan Field Dey Dmmgan Field Day Whitaker State Hom Spring Fat Stock Show Spring Fat Stock Show D F .., L Members: Charles Kolar, Robert Martin, and Bobby Howard winmngsg iii: izxizzhianioixsst. ACUVIIIQS Exhibition Record: Prague Fair Chapter winnings: 31. firsts, 25 seconds, 8 thirds, 5 fourths, 6 fifths, and 12 champions. P ' Land Judging Team. Mambers: Charles Kolar, Thomas Loafnan, Joe lbchacek, and Frank Podest winnings: Team: lst. lincoln County Ath. Red Plains Exp. Station CGuthrieJ Individual: Thomas Loafman-lst. Lincoln County Charles Kolax--Lth. Red Plains Exp. Station F F A Banquet - 4 . , - , L . ' 1 I OA John Crisiell, dus Kuykendall, John Lacquemenu, Jack Bullard, Frederick Walenta, Frederick Pospisil, Ronald Navarre, Dennis Pennington, Mr. Rus- sell, Troy Farmer, Frankie Powell, James Heinzig, and unidentified dog Tulsa State Fair: Junior Division Charles Kolar--2nd 2nd 5th. Brd. nth. Open Class. Lth 5tth. 2 yrs. 7th. Senior Thomas Loafman-- Junior Di Ere. A yrs Atn. Haxps Open Class 5th, A yrs. old Ayrshire cow old Ayrshire cow yearling heifer yearling heifer old Ayrshire cow old cow old heifer yearling heifer vision old Jersey cow mire gilt old Jersey cow Duane Smith 7th, Hampshire gilt John Lacquement--Brd. Ayrshire bull 5th, Jersey cow Charles Pechacek--7th. Berlsnire sow Robert Martin-- lst. and Champion Duroo sow Jack Bullard and Dad. Newspaper Editors: Lurene Gilbert and Scott Morrison. ,K 7 , no if L M, ,A is M, ewspaper- .Ska ff Newspaper Staff: Seated left to right--Thomas Loafman, Loretta Sutterfield, Verlane Mounts, Jean Hensley, Jerry Opela, and Linda Newton. Second row-Clara Emery, Mary Ann Sefcik, Marie Janda, Frances Hargrove Mary Jo Marsh, Rae Ellen Rains, and Dickie Pruitt. Back row--Lurene Gilbert, Scott Mor- rison, Beverly Moses, Susan Morrison, Donna Heinzig, Mary Ann Hightower, George Jezek, and Clifford Bryant. i . ,, J. 'W T '.. ,,,,ln, el a in.. Af' B B X Linda Newton, Editcr 7' 71 u' u' I Assistant Editors: Organizations--Donna Heinzig Sports--Beverly Moses and Clifford Bryant Faculty--Barbara Middleton Classes--Loretta Sutterfield Photographer--Richard Bell Artist--Louena Hensley t Typists-Colleen Brock, Kathryn Walenta, and Lurene Gilbert 3 Business managers-Marie Janda, and Mary Ann g Sefcik Advertising-Geraldine Semik P Selling-Sue Banks, Mary Ann Hightower, George Jezek, and Leon Heinzig Subscriptions-Ella Sue Carter, Norma Andrew, Joyce Ann Hollnn, Cletus Pritchett, and David Johnson Clara Emery, Editor L. ,1 -- v-wwf' -4,1954-X-s,,, BUT THAT'S u ABLE 'asain BEYOND THIS PLACE 1 J.- X u-ma I x Iif PEACE 0F MIND cs rnlzs'rn HUIIIBLOWER snvounmg, WHO'S WHO IN LIBRARY SERVICE THE SCHIRMER INHERITANCE FAR FROM THE CUSTOMARY SKIES Bea Williams Kathryn Walenta Helen Hall Frances Hargrove Mrs. Blackwell N Q 7 av VALUABL CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT ww L rwtta 34iterfie Beverly Tompkins Pat McDonald vii tudent Council Officers: Frances Hargrove Secretary Linda Newton Treasurer Clifford Bryant President Marie Janda Vice-President Darrell Porter Parliamentarian Kathryn Walenta Reporter Mr. Moore Sponsor Donna Fields, Barbara Middleton, Verlane Mounts, Clifford Bryant, Marie Janda, Frances Hargrove, Linda Newton, George Young, Tommie Pechacek, Duane Smith, and Charles Kolar. Standing left to right: Scott Morrison, Darrell Porter, John Criswell, and Cecil McLaughlin. tw k X Q.. ,., 1 4 -H L l A K Ai saga lx . gi Q I ,.l 'YL 'Q t . 1 f '19 y Q S ' A ,h 4.1 P 2' N A x 0 g I JN- 'rf E Q t Q -Q , - ? - . 3 f . . 1 . . 1 ! li f ik .EEZ ' YET' A 1 ' 4. SKINNED ALIVE 1 Y TJ 'f 2 Y .,L, g .b Swv 'pf K A. ' , aff: , , :,, -, xv- I 4 li. ' . f ' . , , -il 5 Pep Club i Officers: Beverly Moses-President Kathryn Walenta-Vice-President Marie Janda-Secretary Zolleen Brock-Treasurer Lnrene Gilbert-Reporter Top How, left to right: Mary Ann Sefcik, Janice Hancock, Helen Hall, Patsy James, Nancy Marsh, Lorene Olsovsky, and Frances Hargrove. Second Row, left to right: Freda Whitley, Shirley Huitt, Catherine Emery, Cathy Tesney, Pat Kelly, Donna Hart. Third Row, leit to right: Clara Emery, linda Linville, Shirley Smith, Patsy Farmer, Carol Ellis, Zae Ann Knoefli, Melva Vaughn, Maxine Stotler, Emily Sedlacek, Fourth Row, left to right: Marie Janda, Geraldine Simek, Donna Heinzig, Uurene Gilbert, Bettina lglehart, Charlotte Davis, Alice Heinzig, Mrs. Long. Cheerleaders: Alice Harris, Hargret Benesh, Jackie Goss, and Linda Newton. -lu- 1.4. xi' Shirla Brock, Linda Linville, Geraldine Simek Barbara BurchetLe 3 J Beverly Moses, Mary Ann Hightower, Maxine Ellison, Ola Bon Fouquet, Mr. Moore, Louena Hensley. Uffice F'-IQ ,,.,-ev'- 42' C-5 QOVi'5'CTNBW5 x Q and SGXUKDQVK TAKS YZ wg-gf DXGCG XYX XJ QVW3 P ..,. ,.....'....., .... , . , , U 'A ' ' ' . Y . K- - Q, . . .1 ,k '. .T 1 ' V f 1 5 , Y e Q 3 ? 5 , t 5 Q 2 5 j ' ' ,AX . .,. YN 5 S V: , , .4 Y , :Q I . .V X11 , . ' W ',. - ' 'f L QQQQQ ., I I I ' ' ,' ,. .5 ::f,--a, , , , . . uf. .,- V if '. , ' ' 'li .I K b , Q ' 'x Y, 4 - ,.', -5'-f,'A ' wife, 1' G-, , if ' ' , -,', F . 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J'.1, f 1 f I P, A , . ,Q ' 1 E uge ne Te rney Right End John orlswvell Left End Dennis Pennington George Franklin Dickie Pruitt Eugene Roland Right Half Back Right Tackle Quarter Back Left End John Lacquement Vallis Friend Left Tackle Full Back David Johnson Center Q 41 A1 n l 'rlfi Cletus Prichette Leon Heinzig Larry Johnson lkrman Whitley Doyle Roller Quarter Back Right Tackle Right End Right End Left Guard ls x K , n 1 , 1 5 E l 4 A B l Larry Trent Frankie Powell Jack Bullard Luther Chapman Right Half Back Left Tackle Right Guard Left Half Back Y Starters, left to right: Clifforc Bryant, Richard Brown, Vallis Friend, Tohrt Prichett, and Eugene Terney, B0 s' Basketball Top Row, left to right: Richard Brown, Larry Johnson, Dennis Pennington, Vallis Friend, Scott Morrison, Jesse Friend, Herman Whitley, and Coach Faudree. Bottom Row, left to right: Cletus Prichett, Clifford Bryant, Roger Prichett, Eugene Terney, George Jezek, Larry Trent, Dickie Pruitt, and John Criswell, unior - Hi Football Standing: Cletus Pritchett, assistant coach, Graden Rodgers, Leon McCaslin, Chuck Holmes, Glen Pryor, Jodie Pantlik, Buddy Guild, Paul Friend, and Mr. Faudree, coach. Seated: Cecil McLaughlin, Wayne Ellison, James Vanzant, Dale Martin, Bob Cook, Paul Payne, and Buddy Largent. Basketball The 7th and 8th grade boys won first place in the Bearden Invi- tational Tourney and were runners-up in the Chandler Invitational. 54 Girls Baskeltbiill Top Row, left to right: Margaret Benesh Pat Kelly Iffasdne Ellison Ella Sue Carter Donna Heinzig Emily Payne Phyllis Zollins La June Goss Mrs. Tommie long Bottom Row, left to right: Cathy Tesney Barbara Eden Bertha Pickard Kathryn Walenta Donna Hart Pat McDonald Tonnnee Long, Coach ELLA SITE CARTER DONNA HEINZIG LA JUNE GLBS BFIRTHA PICKARD DONNA HART PATSY NEDUNALD .lumor High Glrlg lst. Row: Mrs. Long, Brenda Holland, Margaret Burleson, Sue Gaylor, Alice Heinzig, Zae Ann Knoefli, Susan Morrison, Helen Stewart, Daisy Chapman. 2nd. Row: Ruth Ann Lister, Judy Hinds, Barbara Williams, Nadine Collins, Mary Lou Hart, Bonnie Warden, Joan Fisher, Melva Vaughn, Charolette Davis. and Linda Friend. 3rd. Row: Alice Harris, Patsy Farmer, Carolyn James, Mary Earl Hendricks, Rowena Fields, M xine Stotler, Jo Ann Stewart, and Shirley Smith. Lth Row: Ann Sala, Mary Fbdest, Marlene Ellis, Nellie Whitley, Faye Nolan, and Katheryn Hall. E. v r W, Q' :- N H? .ik I ,f bi, Y S 1,11 Vw-1' l .--I 1 . 1 . 4 - 1 ' as XNRRX RNS SE? GMX mmm. Qumx The l95l+-1955 senior class of Prague High School elected Mary Ann Sefcik Annual Queen. This honor was given Mary Ann because of her popularity among her' fellow students. DQNMK X-XEXNZXC1 an svm emu qxmxx The Prague Red Devil backetball boys team eleczed Donna Heinzig queen for 195A-1955. Attendants to the queen were Emily Ann Payne, juniorg Patsy McDonald, sophomoreg and La June Goss, freshman. Captain A. C. Guillory crawned Donna at the Prague-Stroud game Feb. 17th. XXXVRYXY. GXLBERT 5959 QXWXXQ The Prague High School Band elected Lurene Gilbert Band Queen for 1951+-1955. She was crowned April 22 by president of the band, Scott Morrison. The crowning took place at the annual band concert. . ,,-rr 'iifffi' NYNXX Ui NAR SH YF! . QXXYEWX Nancy Marsh was the winner of the 1951,-1955 race for F. F. A. Queen. Runners-up were Marie Janda, seniorg Alice Harris, freshman, and Jackie Goss, junior. Nancy was crowned March 31 by her nominator, John Criswell. W 415- SHXRLEY NGZY. F DOT BELL QXBEEXS The Prague Red Devils elected Shirley Mize queen for 1954. Results of this election were announced at the homecoming game. Shirley's co-candidates were Linda Newton, Frances Hargrove, and Alice Heinzig. Captain Leon Heinzig crowned Shirley and Go-Captain Cletus Prichett presented her with a dozen red roses. HCJIc1,c:hc', A ' 4' .c ps ,L U.-f 'l?' Donna Heinzig 195A-1955 Kathryn walenta 1951-1952 Mary Ann Sefcik 1953-l95L THE CLASS OF 1955 CLAIM THESE THREE QUEENS V os NAUG Each year the Prague L1on's Club sponsors 1 representatlve to Boy's State Scott Mtrr so was elected o go LWIS year Thls event s held annlally at Norman Scott erved as state represerfatlve and acted Boys' State represen tative, Scott Morrlson ll'S lb xll'll, N LAN S r 23 ' r 4 J x V 04, lb9xxS flglll XS. The representative to Glrls State is spons cred each year b the Amerlcan Legion Donna He1nzig was elected to attend thls year Thls event 15 held annually at Chlckasha X Donna served as Mayor of her clty. Glrls' State represen tative, Donna Helnzlg, Ig o v' 'ONS 1 , ,. , 1.1 3 X tate ,GMX 61? Y' ' I N S , , ., ' ', 15 offical Boys' State pianist. G' I i I -. x 1 X 1 1, -f -3,' KZ: W -4: IZ: r .X g I s in!lIlIlI,I n 3 A W ' V 1 . fl G D D' ff . ' Ola Bo! rouqa Mr Pmtlzfn lilly sei-R C I VEQ1 'ftGIOes' Fla Bon as been F F A secretary A yfar He reeelved the American Lfglon frs lp Award hxs JUUlOF y ar rm a member of Lne Merhoq L Mgr' Club d 1 jUNlOF member of ine P01334 hlqa L16 Amfrlear ot y Pavyle Club, and of Lnf L c n Pounty Da ry Breeder' so at1 0 OW? QW HHN S Clara has held the followlnz offices during her four years Vlce presldent the senior class, Student Councll repre- SCDLHLIVS her sophomore year, and has been a member of the F H A three yea s and a member of the Red Peppers two years She received the American Leglon Cltn zenshlp Award onomlcs Award same year she Th1s year she zenship Award. H I I 9 olara Emery, M1 S Cltlzen her junmor year, Home EC ner jUHlOF year, and the received the History Award. received the D A R. Citi xXx ll, 2 46 ' , 2 we - 1 be : I l Kx J H, T.. . . , : 5. J ,',' , X J 3' ' fliviznn' ,'g' ' ,A , ld 15 ' , 1 Q 4, is .A 5 u Ie 's a ' M ,A, A C 1 Breederls Association, a junior member of 1' ' '1 'frse M U, ' ' in Q1 - i , 5 Aug ci ,'on. r 1 W ,'. , A : ' - ' of . . . r , I ' Q. Fnmt PJ FIRST GRADE Back row M15 Hon yturt, Karen Elll , Mlke Kxhinek, Ronald Plth Nancy MCFlHD1S, Norma Quary, Joe Davls, Donna smlth, Llnda Hopkln and Mrs Helen Hale 2nd row Carolyn Gregory, Mary Ellen Duntan, donald Do tal, Bu an Chastaln, Darlene Tnompson, Albe ta Mllllam , sand a Holland, ra d Hughes, and Stephanle Deter 3rd row Linda James, Pat y Hlgktower, Conn e Roger , P1tTlC11 Duke Eva Nell Moss, Glen Leonard, Joyte Ehmords, linda 111 on, Gary ,adra and Judy Darpentar Brent Holland, Steve Cwqe D el Bailey, and Jlmmy Young SECOND GRADE Mrs Lou Vella Falrhank and Mrs Myrtle Moore Back row Jo Ann Smlth, Sally Marle Berry, Mary JC Kllar, Benton Strlcklwn, Mark Rolllns, Dlckle Food, acqule Ann Judd, Fudy Lonp, Ray W1l1 on, and Deanna Warden Elllson, 2nd row Evelyn Stotler, Sharox Terry, Rlcky Klmery, Brent Thompson, Bennle Roller, Sendrea Faye Hlll, Calvln Levl ay, Sldnev Thr Json Delbert Hardlson, tarolyn Navarre, and Nlta Day 3rd row Marla last , Royena Newton, Pnyllls Spoor, B tty Jo Nuckols, Paulette McLaughlin, Diana Lary, Carol Ann Hlll, sharon McGowan, qh rry Mae Johnsor, Betr1e Ann Walters, and Karen Kllby Lth row Charles Dostol, Freddle Lester, Johnny B1 r , ueorge Fralley, Devon Hollk, Danny good, Wayne Fredrmch, Freddle Ross, and Mike Stottlemyre econd eng AWN? O , 4 f K . k,! ' Y ',yo- F ,Y -- 39? f A . .4 3.1, . HJ, ,.-7 , W 'Q ' -'Q . K , . : ' s one , 's ' , 5 1 A, to l'1 15, I. . A Y . U . . ' . S I ' I ' ' V ' S ' ' 5 ' I ' P ,- S r' ' . I n ace C Q l l . Z ' ' S ' 1 l f A ,f '12, 1 ' . S J' '. P qfs H X I ' ' Q I Ath row: Buddy Ross, Eddie Hardison, Tommy Wilhoit, Mitchell Pinion, ' f , ani V ' .' . 1 . 5 L .4 : ' f- ' 1 . ' ' L -5. ' . xl J' .1 L D . .S . . : , x ' . ' . . . . .S . Y V . , . . : ' T o ' ' 1 Ye . n 9 - . J I A. A . . : ' ' iris '- ' . A . . i . .. f 'sv , .. - . '- v - ,, rv , - , . , X Y . , i. 1 vi. wp.: l' I k - ijt. - , . gJmQ 'N . Q ,J hy. A , .5 Third ' ff JJ THIRD GRADE Front row: Lin Barton, Franklin Hopkins, Glen Ogburn, Tommy Hale, Jackie Pinion, Roger Redeker, and Jerry Leonard. 2nd row: Joyce Williams, Judy Livsey, Allen Kimery, Sammy Carpenter, Patricia Wiley, Helen Rogers, Pauletta Davis, Sharon Mlynek, Mary Hardison, and Linda Greer. 3rd row: Vickie Friplett, Larry Payne, Ellen Williams, hstella Belle Baker, Julia Ellis, Carol Ann Wyatt, Kenneth douker, Jann Thomas, nd and James Holland. Lth row: Mrs. Lou Vella Fairbanks, Barbara Pernicka, Dianna Martin, Billy Hendricks, Jimmy Hensley, Bob Hardison, Floyd Chapman, Tommy Davis, Anne Young, and Mrs. Nieto Loafmann. FOURTH GRADE Front row: Arvel Navratn, Roinie Roller, Michall Fairbanks, Richard Lacquement, Gary Saylors, and Larry Saylors. Second row: Sandra Fields, Barbara Ellison, Cheryl Banks, Patracia Edmonds, Cora Nell Quary, Lillie Gouker, Donna Cochran, Jimmy Howell, Robert Way, David Coleman. Third row: Donna Holland, Linda Kimery, Robert Martin, Linda Kay Lester, Jimmy Payne, John Kinzey, Anna Mae Holik, Carolyn Burchett, Phybee Miracle, and Mrs. Myrle Tram ell. Fourth A 0 F 'Q FIFTH GRADE Back row: Arthur Thompson, Carl Huitt, Jerry Dan Smith, Donna Duncan, Eugene Holik, Joe Thompson, Frankie Warden, Frankie Lacquement, Benny Hensley, and Mrs. lrick. Second row: Johnnie Stewart, Gene Greer, Snirley Triplett, Betty Hart, Jack Page, Connie Knoefli, James Hardison, Jerry Gouker, Larry Nuckols, and Delgert Walenta. Delbert Third row: Joy Jagqers, Beth Burlfsnn, Florita Smith, Myrna Hruska, Virginia Moore, Leann Johnson, Mary Susan Roberts, Judy Colvin, Mary Thompson, and Linda lrick. Last row: Cecil Whitley, Charles Blackwell, Linzy Friend, James Kilby Robert Martin, and Floyd Chapman. SIXTH GRADE Mr. Birchfield, teacher Back row: Bobby Holland, Doyle Fouquet, Sharline Fouquet, Starla Roller Karren Barton, Mary Lou Delbridge, Robbie Kinzey, Ann Leonard, Freddie Cox, and Lloyd Linville. Second row: Wayne Estes, Donald Walters, Coy Farmer, Kenneth Holder, Freddie Tipkin, Jerry Davis, William Hollon, Joe Williams, and Emallee Pernicka. Third row: Dale Porter, David Lester, Glenn Loafmann, Jo Nell Hart, Loyea Mae Stewart, Jimmy Kerby, Donald Heinzig, Sharen Stotler, Jaquita Williams, and Bernice Janda. Front row: Wayne Hill, Dale Holland, Stanley Kolar, Milfred Lacauement, Larry Bankston, Bobby Hilderbrand, Danny Rogers, and Starland Davis. l rowmt., Strongeras the Years Go By p 1 mae ooo oo s pl r ae ooo oo an aazmwnwaa Parks Bros Hardware 5 'f '4 'ff PRAGUE OKLAH Kahanek s Food Store fume EUUIIS Om E O if e I I 'I tl al COMPLIMENTS Hatchery and Feed Store HAR! ROVE IMPLEMENT C0 Prague Joan 2 Dunn QUALITY okl QUALITY CHICKS PHONE 82 ELMER STEWART F Eq p DI IBUTOPS OF TEXACO PROD PRAGUE OIL COMPANY P PRAGUE, OKLAHOMA V 0 H W Y W . I , A 'I , ll I Ca ita 1 , . ur us 'YZ' ,I . N 4' .eflxlpmy P :S I - TJ 'I I A Is i Jaw!-, wo, ,JJ ,Q j ,, ' 3 ear 'li m ......,.. J ,ul Q0 qi I ount bunk I l ' Q . INT RNATI NAL HARVESTER R ,, , 2 . fw- Prague, h lrm ' Ph NATHAN T T e Ultlmate Good Taste Prague Chmc And Hos 1 a sill! Comphmenfs of lm? Html SH: 4AWl l..,33M Mx The Fadaral llanusn Insuranca Corporanon WASHINGTON D C PRAGUE WHOLESALE GRGCERY DiStFlbUtOP of Quality Foods 28 f ers 1n Pr gue and a booster for a bette commurity through out the years iK1L!QOC!lVQ. PRAFUE OKLA1OVA Courtesy of SEMCO COLOR PRESS B L SEMTNER Pres Oklohomo Cnty Oklo 1 -k if Lithographers - Printers Designers 5 5 Y X 1 I -1' N 1' na M-X-1.5 - 4 -N I l .W , . L , A I I , . . . F 4 . ' fa 59 ' a I fro? r . I I J , . . . I , ' , . Mly ek dlrocery g fb and Market Y HAYNIES VARIETY smlus PHONE 64 PRA! I E OKLA 9 Semor Class PRAGUE MEDICAL CI INIC dHr JhnGRlli dMr Ly'dAJd MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS MILK ICE CREAM CHEESE FROZEN FOODS AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS A GO COMPLIMENTS OF P cw IOE'S DONUT SHOP F O R Theatre 302 North llth P one 9 ok9l'!lCILok1d. BNJOYME I PRAGUE OKLAHOMA C tlt' t S Cl S emoneyb so in e WHY- of Dr.an s.o .o na Dr.a.n s.o .ud DS 2 ALI YS A OD I RE AN EVE NG 1' 45 or NT PRAGUE VARIETY S T 0 R E Heinzig Style Shop OUR Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Where Values Are Greatest Leon and Marie Martin, Props. GREER BLDG. PRAGUE, OKLA. RAID! IAAFIT 8571 CGLE Gulf Service Station TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE EAR OSALEK HIGHWAYS M EEKER OKLA Muzny DRILLING CO OII. WELL AND WATER WELL DRILLING Ofc Ph IZ4 hx ' Re Phone 103 Prague. Oklahoma Hudlburg Motor Sales AUTHORIZED DEALERS PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS I Phone 135 'vu' Prague 116 West Mam GOLDEN S 41 -we QRBIZE ,LES Q IE: MI-3935 I E '7 FRESH E ' lla SL M GREEN STAMPS D Phono 129 PRAGUE, OKLAHOMA fir fuck a .fpetlal Occauon 5 1 Coke B hd W ddl I PARTIES PRAGUE BAKERY Phono 83 xmu XII px'-, PHONE 1 A.. wuz I rff- 'f , , Y 'a.,,,1,d I 0 0 N I 1 u CHAS L IB G2 ,1 0 Hb .fgii ' u EIIE ' ZIl.l 2 0 D N I f gl 8 59 Fw E- v ' '4 hug, . , 'I f' ! !IC',h i fp 'I, 2- 11 u, 1 5- , . , 0 Eu- I' I , wig, xo Y' , A Z2 :ffl Q 1101! ,V -,lf L J r, -' A I 'N '-3:5 X 4 If , Q svn - --f ' I ,,, I 112 nrt IYI - -. g - e n s -2- 2 A I xg ' --EEE gi' , I Golden Krust Enriched Bread - Frn ally - Free allvory - Complimenfs of Lumm And Luther' Barber Shop PRAGUE. OKLA. Goss S Dry Goods Mvn's and Ladics Roady to Wvar Clothing for rhe Entire Familv pRAGUE Jack Goss COMPLIMENT S OF C A F E Phone C M Stastny Gangaaialadwu PRAQL E LOLKER COMP ANY Rctail and Wholesale Phone 200 Pronrietor W L England blmms PR XFLE ROLLER RINK Nalter Delbridge Prop Prague Motor Sales -:ff-f J G zacyozarfappg The ne car of zts field pmpe Q2 PRAGUE. oxnmom Sam Trammell Butane Company 5 BNN APPAN RANGES K C PHONE 180 meh y 62 move Q lung f Lumen coMrANY f 1 EMIL BREZNY Va.a er pmn, 215 Building Materials COOKS PAINTS Pfdque Okla WALLPAPER 93 . . f e 1 J A I I v . Y , . . QX lin, xl ' . A A kv-v V' '14 5' 3 1 l if nl 1 f i L 'J . ,J , H,-6 gf I ff ' ' X ' 9 ' 'X F5 VB I 0 Prague Radzo 6? Electrzc KIMERY BROTHERS I S ANIJ NI IA Il Fox 661 IRALILI- OIxIA IIUNI ' HOME DIL COMPANY W HOLEQALE GAS AND OIL BATTERIES TIRES CLEO IJAYIQ PHONE kansas City Llfe Inqurance L0 TED HINSON Agent PHONIF 100 sronrs cLomss ,'l WESTERN STORE 114 West Grand Ave OKLAHOMA CITY 2 OKLA Prague Lumber Co Chas Brezny Mgr PRAGUE BEAUTY SHOPPE NORMA wmcur Phone 207 Merle Norman Cosrnetlcs Personolfzed Hour Stylmg PRAGUE COMPLIMENTS OF 9222142 S Ladies' Ready to Wear II: In 'NI nn Phom 3320 SHAYVNEE Falrbanks Servlce Statlon Phan 55 A full hne of SKELLY PRODUCTS HOOD TIRES We give U S Green Stamps with every purelule. Located at Mann md BYIIIOII e -, Q . D V W 7 Wlullms I-fI,I'It'TIiII'AI. l'HN'I'Ii.-Xf I'IN1Q SAI, .Y .' 'I I Y 'IIS 3 ' YI, V4 . , ,. :1.f5U f , .' Y O O I ' T .-, K n T- I .f.--- 1.-..- .. a' I, u e ':f f .!I Iv. Iv, Q 'H T11-Ti-9, H22 , Prop. . 0 , . I e COMPLIMENTS OF Pratt Shoe 106 I' -Xbl 'NIAIN bIiMKN1Hl Olxl -XIIONIA ARMY 84 NAVY STORE 01 E1 t Ninn lhfmv sHAwNEE OKL Gentry Serv Statlon TEX ACO PRODL CTS Iwrestone Tires and Tubee and Batterres 21 Hour Seruce Mann and Broadway SHAWNEE OWNED SHAWNEE OPERATED DAIRY SNACKETTE TRX ONE OF OLR DEI ILIOIS PRONTO PLPS INewellWr1ght Owner 11 E 9fh 6640014723 0 T Garage DODGE 'W PRAGUE, OKLAHOMA Busy Bee Cafe HI UU N NH k an U DELICIOUS FGOD Prepared the Way You Lake It CHICKEN DINNERS SEA FOODS STEAKS Eve rm my the Wav You Like It HI WAY CAFE I 3 LS t ' ' .30 :A x'i A A L' . , . . 4. , . A. Ph. 27 ' ' '. A7 v Y Y A ' Yu' f'Uf I DY I 1' I e --. 'r g fx - HU 'I-V ADF Ill-'Q Y ' , ' . , Fran d ewic lxinzey . 'N ll 9 ll O ' - ryf' 1 l T V I - . MOORE S SUPER MARKET GOOD P TO TR DB Our Best Wushes to You PHONE 159 Prague Oklahoma PRAGUE MILLING COMPANY WE BUY POULTRY PECANS CREAM AND EGGS We h dle a complete luxe oi Seeds a d Fe tluors Nalter L Stark Prop PRAGUE PRODUCE SUPERIOR FEED GROCERIES PHONE 149 L B STEWART FOSTER S DRUG STORE :mar FRI ms WET f BHPTIST HHRDLUHRE Hardware and QQCYOISI Goods SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA CITY POULTRY 81 EGG CO We PGY T p Mark t Pnces for POULTRY EGGS CREAM PECANS FURS HIDES SHAWNEE FEEDS Phone 182 COMPLIMENTS DR DONALD R FELTMAN Optometnsf ililll-1 A ' V B PIERCE GROCERY GROCERIES 8- PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS u s cnesu suurs Fme Cheeses G SDBCICIITY Items NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS PHONE 35 Prague 7 - A - A ' LACE A ' ' . an ' n r i ' 1' 0 Q O , . fl ' v -lv 5 H g, . Prague. Okla. 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