Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

5181- 3..,, A ---IT I W gd jla fm' X -.-..... 'The 1956 P QGONIHN YOUR I 9 X.. Q ,girwy 1 in . 5,' Yslffgl'H f 1 , . x Y . f :rf 'Srl' 7 .' X 1 3 321 ,- xx- -1 v asf ,,...-. -A A ' is M W, D MF f M- Q: Q . ,Q ,F 1 - .' ' , .am .' f 1' S , 3- .. ' X: , ,' 4 diff H MI' 'W Li? ',..- -v'-'N0f 1,15 Y- f ' f ' f 1 . gf .1 f I 1 ' A A 'V' - f 'M if ., ff 2 Y J, ' V, ' fr! 1 X .1 ' Q ,TM r , ' ,4 .f ' ,R ,J . ' xv i Y .KN J 1 H ,ff n in 1 , A- 'f' f1 ' 4 ' xx7,?li:'i3x f XR 'ia J X ,AA 42, 1 gy, . Bbllsh'-uf 'Ure bthfor' Clugq A 3 jf ' il Q i a S F 1 I I 1, L H ,li-do J.bi'.zA ' 'A K fegg -ll ll U.. ll ll. ll Ill ll an Y 1 The chief school improvements for the year of 55-56 were in two rather opposite fields. First, was the continuation of the repair program, which had to do with heat and light conditions at both the high school and grade buildings. Second, the establishing of a counseling service which results in a rather careful analysis and selection by the faculty of subjects offer ed to the Prague high school students, and the building of a more or less permanent schedule in harmony with pupil needs in our community. The first major physical improvement had to do with the safety of the lives of the ounils. It consisted of removing all gas lines from under the floors of the south half of the high school building, as tnere was a real possibility that the breaking of old lines under the building, would permit gas to accumulate in the six inch space between the wood floors and the concrete. Such an accumulation of gas could very easily cause a serious explosion. In order to correct the matter the main gas line was run around on the outside of the building with pipe connections going through the wall to the gas unit. Additional needed heat was supplied to the grade building by the installation of a Rotary Reznor Unit, which is vented and thermostatically controlled. 0 5 O fthe X956 , Hi tory use v l955l956 ' if nyi asf? SL kgs Ofof L so xx., fait VF In beginning the history of this year's achievements, we find the transportation improvements are perhaps the greatest. A fifth bus has been added which provides good service to almost all of our rural pupils by reducing the walking distance for many who were not well served This year there was a continuation of the modernization of the light- ing system in the Junior and Senior high school and with some additions this coming summer the entire building will have adeouate flourescent lighting, which will prevent much eye strain. A major effort is being made by the faculty toward modernizing the subjects offered in both the Junior and Senior high school. This will make it possible, vith a little planning on the part of both students and the office, for most pupils to enroll in a large percent of the desired subjects. The schedule with a few exceptions must be rather permanent in order that proper planning can be done for the entire four year high school course. This will be particularly true of those subjects offered in alternate years. A rather complete and definite Guidance Service in now being offered to high school pupils. This program consists of a battery of tests given to the student and a conference held with each individual student for the purpose of interpreting the results of the tests, and to make recommendations for future enrollments of the pupil. The school year has been one of real effort on the part of the faculty, Board of Education, student body and community, to give to the Prague community a good school system. Such cooperation will always pro- duce good results. , hx Son ITS IN THE BOOK Introductory Buildings ecause 0 Faculty l Administration gnfoy yourself Classes Q' 22 Congratulations to cgbomeone - , Q Queens Honors mugged out .mcgfzt Sports cglzat Qang of mane Clubs Organizations V, m uyalfing Qefzinc! you new yfearts am! Qentfe fnoffc i Q 1 f a 5 3 Faculty g 1 ,l 'J5uundi.m..1. A H 'Z lf An d 3 'Q f 5 5 , 1 . - Q. 3 1 ' ' 5 Admamslratson h o s , i ' 1 5 , 5 ' A Q 2 5 sv 5 H , I kv. ,A,, mv ' ,. 4 sf ,TA Y A I. lg' xiii fl My in 'r jf' I. IJ,-4 ' K., 4. .,,,,,,,.. K ,- ,ffk ,yr ' a .4 ff! O ' 's . M- ' .Mg 4tf ,'I3'fff,. . xx' ,fy -egitzf v ,, Max ff ff ww' '.., rm Ai fj,zfff'?5f fiiN ff- 4' ' , 'V X' -.. w X e ,,.k xv tis Dedication 3 rvc e l Orvlll r C oc l Jclorce L P 'Today is yours but tomorrow is ours ' We know that the teachers of today help to build the citizens of tomorrow With your seemingly endless patience you teach us to eive our best to people places and things worthwhile It is our heartfelt hope that you will know how much we owe to you The time has cole when PHS seniors are glad to let 'The Rest of the World Go Byn and remember you and your qualities that have endeared you to ue Because we are all proud of our teach ers we hereby Dedicate our 1956 PRAGOHIAX to you HR RUSQELL and IB ASHCRAFT We treasure the Joys and friendships we have received from you and the efforts you have made to encourage and to develop in us a desire for good sportsmanship and good citizenship. Board Of Education Blake Hargrove, Dr. Ned Burleson, George A. Young, John Lacquement, Clifford Gaylor, Keeping up with the education needs in a school is a difficult job. It demands above all faith in America's future citizins and unselfish devotion to the best welfare for all who wish are education, regardless of age, race, or location. Prague school is fortunate to have men who take the job of school board membership seriously. Schools are Big business! If there's any doubt in your mind consider the fact that one-fifth of the wopulation of your community is enrolled in the Public Schools. In our school there are 22 teachers, a secretary, cafeteria employees, bus drivers, and custodians, besides building and bus upkeep, with which our board is confronted. We take our hat off to them. Mrs. Spraberry Sec. Students are always greeted with a smile in the school office by Mrs. Spraberry, secretary. Her general per- sonality and efficient office work keep our school running smoothly 0ur uperlntendent .-is George E Spr berry, Supt The achievements in Prague Schools both in the classroom and in the fields of interscholastic activities will long be remembered The measure of it's success is a direct re flection of the wholehearted loyal sup,ort of its faculty students parents md friends It is always true that the future is the lost important phase of our lives so Seniors please be assured that the very best wishes of the faculty and administration will be wished each of you always he are proud of the accomplishments of the graduates of the past years but we know that their high records will be exceeded where You have the chance to demonstrate your worth May each of you have vision. courage, enthusiasm, faith. and perseverance in your future 'HIT PABADEN. fifywifsfwv 1:1 0ur Principal 'P Q css CL Q,-1 4 oyi W. Irick or. Kirh Trincipal -Km -- 4 X 9-419 X t 3 1u.,,f Marvin H. Moore Sr. High Principal To the class of 1956 You have contributed to Prague High School through your work and Activities. After your graduation we will follow you with personal interest andprayers for your suc- cess. Your school has tried to arr- ange the program to meet the ex- tensive and varied talents of its students. May this book represent cul- mination of a school career which we trust has prepared you to face tomorrow's problems. May you also kvow the dignity and joy that comes from serving others and have a sustained faith in the integrity of our way of life. Q .21 Fafulty Our teachers have 1005 mem- bership in the N. E. A. and O. I. L. GN Orville Ashcraft Jr High Social Science Jr High Athletic Coach B A Graduate work in Jane Alstutz lducation Mattie Blackwell Vocational Home Bc Eii2ai5hOo1 English Good Citizenship and char acter development along with Graduate Work on a growth of knowledge are the Library Science prime objectives of the Prague Teachers JA D I Cantrell Shop Crafts Mecharical Drawing B 22:12:63 Ida from NCTC Jr High lnzlilh To E-f rvx.1Q,3 Y I h G f B.s. ' Bose g Qs , U, r , v- 4'- JV B.s. B.S.V 'I ' B.A. 'L Q e Rach lonth a faculty meet ing ie held for the purpose of building I class schedule that will give each P H S student an equal opportunity to prepare himself for the futrue 4-r I H 0 Iaudree American History World History Athletic Coash Graduate work on Dr Roy Patterson Jr High Math A B Herring Biology, General Science Geometry B S and 2 B A Degrees The future welfare of h n- anity depends upon the train ing of the present generation Teachers hold the future in Mrs Tommee Long Jr High English Girls P I Slr T' ii B111 Peter Band and Vocal Music B M I Graduate work on M A in Education Rane! 3110011 Vocational Agriculture B S S sf 6 I B 5,-s B.S. B.A. M.A. their hands. N' K X 5,-,gz i ' v B.S. G o - Uyo rhers 3 . Cl re ssentzal nn. 1 s1ixn11Nr:11lEl1AxL Jack Nickols R.A. Ogburn Floyd Holland Elmer Borders P.J. Trent IJZLW 1, 341. 'C . ,i ,H ... The-Q luMAJNu ALONG. The flve bushes of Prague School, which are the HARD woRKERCustodian Elbert Riddle He's always on the job. CHEFS SVPREME. Mrs. Grace Johnson and Mrs. Anna Olsovsky are smiling as usual. With some of their help the especially good meal a school cafeteria needs has just been served. important factor in gettlng to school the many students, are always on time. H elf . fy' f 'Q V W e .4.. I J U 2 5 :. .gba . ,, ' , , Q' NIH gww- V - ::'.. ,K f' ff- mai ' . R.-gf N ln! K ' s .... -..5 Ai., u--We -I' Y ' 5' ' U 1 xt In is ?:::Q.,,, ,. ,, -. , N- and fi mid L '35 f.' -5772 V5 1 .5 ly AY 4'-' J W- Lcvfrjfu, Xfffllfw . 5 1 4 . Q W f fl , n , 3 l f - 3, E 4 V: ' A 1 Y, 1 ' K ' , 3 , , , 3 i g l Q , 3 , v I X : we 2 , 5 SL 1' 1, f, 2 ffl g:j:dg'k: A' . 1 's: K1 ,K -., rgXg in 5 ig llfl' U ,H X N yum 'Q 5: ,, , - Lu' f ,-ww,-3 1, .A A Sl NH 4x3 Dvrrell Porter Pres James Powell Vice Pr Duane Smith Rep , Jackie Goss Sec Mary Jo Marsh Treasurer 'gm an aff Jaw ann. f Q 115 ,Q 'V' Mary Ann Blackwell FHA 3 Yrs Pep Club 2 Yrs hdltor Yearbook Newspaper Staff Mechanlcal Drawing Future-Nurslng Vallls Fr1end Football L Yrs, Capt Basketball 3 Yrs Baseball l Yr P H A 2 rs lndustrlal Arts res Future Govern mum.mrwce Jlmmy Flannlgan FHA 3 Yrs Band l Yr Basketball 2 Yr Football l Yr Glee Club l Yr Baseball 1 Yr Maxine Dukes F H A 7 s Hep Club 2 Yrs Band ueen Newspaoer Jtaff Annual Staff, Queen Housewife Jlmmy Carpenter F F A yrs Rep Football 2 re Basketball L Yrs Track lyr Farliamentary Pro Future-College N-f 'im Udis Crabtree FHA l Yr lee Club 2 Yrs Athletlcs 2 rs Typing College onop-2 Yrs 'WN 'un 71? Nr- Rose Ellen Cresap FHA 3 Yrs Pep Club A rs NewsPaPer Staff Basketball Glee Club Housewlfe Y? Jackle Sue Goss F H A L Yrs. Sec Pep Club A Yrs F F A Queen Girls' State Johnny Griffith A C Guillory Football 2 rs Basketball 3 Yrs. FHA l Yr Capt Industrial Arts FHA 2 rs Footb ll 1 , Baseball 2 Yrs Legion Citizenship Basketball 2 Yrs FFA 3 PS Award Student Council. Sec y fc Glee Club l Yr. Industrial Arte, -.res Track Yrs 'Fl 515. . l .' 6- Q x Q 1 Qv'e- A N-.-f!! .4 wi Frances Hargrove F H A L Yrs. state V. fres uirls' State Student Council Annual Staff Bus. Hang L ibriary 2 Yrs Y .- 1-K .Allllln. Charles holar FF A Yrs. Tres. FFA County Fres. jtudent Council, fires. National vairy Judging Team Fresh. Class Junior C1333 Pres. Pres. ga. fl Q if rx AT v 'W V IIS 1k 'YK fa - EN Bettina Iileneart Pauline Hollon FHA A Yrs. Eianist Red Peppers A Yrs. Pres. Yearbook hditor Newspaper jtaff Glee Jlub 3 Yrs. lonor doll A Yrs. FHA 3 Yrs. Slee Club tffice 4 Yrs. Honor Roll A Yrs. Commerical Annual Staff Um a fi., aiu IAN 'Q T. vs- ' i 1 X x Tommy Harris FFA A Yrs. jent. Live Stock Judging Team National Dairy Judg- ing Team Parliamentary Pro. Basketball l Yr. Glee Club l Yr, Pat Kelley FHA 3 Yrs. Vianist 'ev 7 Yrs. leader Football queen Sec. Fresh. Year Annual jtaff Iewspaper Staff Thomas Loafman FFA A Yrs. Hep. Sec. Honor Aoll 9 Yrs. Jtudent Council Vage in House of Rep. Boys' itate Vice Pres. Jr. Class 40 Charles Pechacek FFA L. Yrs. Treas. National Dairy vudging Team Football 2 Yrs. Baseball l Yr. Glee Club l Yr. Likes Farming Darrell korter Student Council 3 Yrs. Pres. 5enior Class FHA 3 Yrs. Parlim. Basketball l Yr. hditor Under Water Tower Honor Roll W '- A 1- 1 Jimmie Howell FFA 3 Yrs., V. Pres Annual Staff kariiamentary Pro- cedure Farm Etructure Team Mary Jo Marsh FHa L Yrs. V. Pres. ep Club L Yrs. Tres. Sr. Class Editor-Under Water Tower Student Council Honor Roll A Yrs. Martha Ray FHA 3 Yrs. Glee Club 3 Yrs. Cffice 1 Yr. Annual Staff Newspaper Staff donor doll 3 Yrs. Commercial Future-Vet. Sc. -Q D 3 ff mx tx ,Q --.. -v-x x 4 5 f W, Q I ' 11- -su. ' I- ,.. . . A , r '. .L :-- A-vb Q., ., .ic ,vi'z .,, C'7 V' f f L I . A415 I pf u 1 J' It Doyle Roller Emily Sedlacek FOULb4ll .Q YT5- Jtudent Council lndustriwl RFU! Annual Staff Typing I Future-Mechanic axgwgpfy 1:1 F H A 3 Yrs. L-H Club 9 Yrs. Sponsor Dramatics Club Glee Club A fe so-L ..- . 1 Y is r 0 1--1 . ..z I .-, .V ,... 3. Tn L. B. itewart F. H. A. 3 yrs. Band Lyra. Baseball Zyrs. itudent Councel LEJHKU' if L Basketball TES SEZERZLZSZ Dramatic Club 2QQfgi1EiIEi?oEQ'?GvJ1 .. if , Q , Nb Duane Smith F P A L Yrs. Student Council Glee Club 1 Yr. Rep. Br. Class Athletics 2 Yrs. Honor Role 2 Yrs , xa L 5 Y? 'Qs Nhuv so no' 1 g. 2 io . af T v Herman Whitley Industrial Arts, Sec . Dramatics Club PHA 3 Yrs. Football L Yrs. Basketball L Yrs. Baseball 2 Yrs. Jo AnrxThoma Glen Club 3 Yrs Dramatic Club American Legion Oration One-Act Play Commercial Future-Bible School Aline Thoma Glee Club 3 Yrs. Dramatic Club Class Reporter, Home Ec. One-Act Play Future-Bible School Leroy Stewart F F A L Yrs, Rep Football l Yr. Glee Club Engineering Team F F A Future-Farming Baseball 1 Yr. Who's Who Jackie Sue Goss Frances Hargrove Girls' State Girls' State Sponsored by Sponsored American Legion by P E P Thomas Loafman Boys' Htate Sponsored by Lions' Club -JP IllI'HIlIIIIII,!- YT Darrell Porter M J Ma h American Legion Dazyq iwargs Award 4-1 47' '1 nm i af y wg ' :f4.iA53X.'i1 f 3 .. . l, if fd. ZF wg? WXQQVF fav? 1. 49 -, Q '1 .df jf QQ i 33151 J: Lx '? e.+ f ' X ' ' iii! i.. ,, :QQ 'f 45-u ,fuk X' f Qgswyw ,Wig V-Lf.'wS. ,,.., 41 , fx. 1 K f'. in ..f 11' ki' b ' E Plavs . mn Dynamite . M -M... , Femories Are Hhde of T ia? M PJ KJ x 105 MC' Jumors Den P- ,, ,L TXCXL '-Yin Yff 'O-f '1 Cd.-Jy, Wffznj aaa! O . Lis P nnizctcn, Er ,i1. 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Young fy ' v F J 4 .4 B111 Peter Director lor row l olvin odea Stewart Linda Irion How rd Tyler lla o don inni ordon rd row aroldn ueinzig ide airbanks Joe Williams uloretta Qmith ery Susan Roberts Robert Iartin Bobby Holland 4th row arolyu axes David olem n Linda lim ry Glen Loafran Arthur lhorr son aquet Sth row Dorna ocnr n Danny osalen Aveleuin Smith Ro r y iuuy L1 b lllll0I' ,J J 4.5.1 is X Par lxn James xo lorlr Fave an T Fx 'N M ll , V Q , ,, . X 5 .f - . 'W' , ' - L ,B fo 1 -u--Q, s -' 3.1 ' +7 P-54 , , - '9 -r ' .A 'L f -, , 1+ . L, 4 , .xg .ey V' ,I - . 4 r ,Q b , ' , . 1 1- M 'Q 1 s ' . W ' 4' 'n ' X X .r I , f ,f 4 Q aj f 'f - I I fx di 7 . Au- l ' . I f o.4 rf . 5 Q 'Y ' ' ' , 1 ' ' sl ,' '- s X. X K .1 . ' -UO? . J Q N-1 ' . . ' - . A' - ,-- f if v N. A J K . Y O e w :J dy 3 ,L W , V ' 2 ,E f G r . and row:Faye Xolan,Jerry Dav1s,Gene Greer,Leann Johneon,Betn Burleson, A e G 0 .SV . 13 H . ,L ' F , ' 'A , ' tu- 'A V V. , . :F e C U . , C L , . e , M , U'- ,loyge FS' . 'Z . Co 2 , U ', , , . be L na 1 I n' ' 1 y. fl . . r F ll f , 'Z . . 1 V ii A - 4' 1 .l , Yi, V 1 X xkx ' E . , .r-H..--fi ' . f ' DRUfn.'.mw11.L11:..1 'Y 6 P ' I V Car'1f. Hn4..4 pg D Nfl Q O s .f Q Q' ' GIQQ Clubs Senior Back: Emily Sedlacek. Beverly Tompkins. Aileen Pratkl. Betty Whitaker. Sarolyn Clark, Mary Ann Hardin. Front: Rae Ellen Raine. Wanda Hollon B111 peter, Director Junior i f ee, rfene nm Bill Peter. Director Back: Enalea Pernlcka, Marcella Turnbull. Agnes Gerlick, Claudia Holsen- back. Carolyn Heinzig, Carolyn James, Sharlene Fouquet, Karen Barton, Mary Lou Delbriige, Wanda Moore, Carolyn Landers Front: Jacquita Williams Jelks Ambrister Melba Waits Robbie Xinze I I I yi Bernice Janda. Sue Sala. Ann Navrath, Margie Pernicka. Revs Johnson, Sharon Statler H Future Homemaker 0E America Miss Amstutz, Advisor Jackie Goss Frances Hargrove Mary Jo Harsh Patsy James Pat Kelley Patsy Farmer Alice heinzig Darrell Porter Farbara Burchette Alice Carol Cathy Patsy Linda Donna Harris Ellis Tesney McDonald Llnville Fisher Judy Nosalek Rae Ellen Raines Charlotte Davis Melva Banks Yaxine stotler Shirley misc Freda Whitley Mary Ann Hardin Barbara Edens Janice Hancock Helen Stewart Daisy Chapman Manda Martin Nancy Marsh Beverly Tompkins Shirley Smith Zae Ann Knoepfli Melva Vaughan Emily Sedlacek Ruth Leirter Teresa Howland Mary Frances Hol Mary Podest Marlene Ellis Rowena Fields Joann Stewart ik Mary berle Hendricks Larry Trent Johnny Griffith Herman Whitley Kathryn Emery Aline Pretka Kathryn Simek Rosalie Heimer A. C. Guillory Peggy Gregory Eonnie Warden Linda Friend Betty Whitaker Barbara Williams Judy Friend Susan Morrison Mary Ann Blackwell Bettina Iglehart La June Cosa Lorene Clsovsky L. E. Stewart Dickie Pruitt Vallis Friend Q T' getty Nnnmrer and Freda Nhitley Lorem: Olsoveuykiermen Whitley Cordling 5 bov ior the 20110 L.H. Stewart ,and drances harfrove nd Boy sap er, FHA committee in operation- worsing on welcome signs tor Erague city limits . Prague Future Homemakers are indeed a busy group of students.A total of sixty-nine members carried out a variety of worthwhile projects and activities during the school year 01 l9bo-1956. The activities started in August when the off1cers,chapter mothers, and advisor met for a watermelon feed to make tentative plans for the year's activities. A trip to Crescent for the sub-district leadershi P conference was a big day. Frances Hargrove ,as a state vice-president, gave a report on her summer trip to the national convention in Ames, lowa.Pat Kelley and Patsy James were two pretty models in the style show. Rational FHJ weed found the Future Homemakers busy on speciiic daily tasxs such as: doing a good deed at home,attending church with the family,and putting up exhibits downtown to explain FHA's goals. The climax of the week was the annual Family Night Banquet with the themel Looking Toward the Futuren.Twelve new members were initiated and the officers were installed as part of the program. The Crippled Children's Hospital in Oklahoma City was taken as a local project. Instead oz drawing names for Christmas gifts in FHI, the chapter voted to give individual gifts for patients in the hos- pital. The Freshmen girls each made a gown for a small child in the hospital. The FHA also spent one Saturday in Oklahoma City entertain- ing the children. Actlvme Lillie Podest and Emily Sedlacek getting ready for the TV show on o Czech Foo.s. -iss Amstutz giving Catherine Emery lnstructlons on some handwora. K I . , Nancy Marsh and L.?. Stewart decorating the Cristmas tree dUf1D6 the December FHA mee'1:f 'sbhfe X Some of the other activities were the state fair tr1p,1oca1 fair con cession stand, baby sitting for PTA meet1ngs,helping with the polio dri and putting up welcome signs at the city limits of Prague. A group of Future Homemakers attended Catholic Mass at the St. Wenceslaus Churc in Prague, In January the FFA boys gave a party we invited them to a Valentine party in lovaxian foods was given on Feburary 21. the end of March. This was to repay the they did in serving ours during the first semester. The style show was a b1g,big day with the Industrial Arts Club shar ing the spotlight. All of the garments made in homemaking class during the year were shown as well as some of the garments made at home for home experiences. As usual,the FHA state rally in Oklahoma was one of the highlights' of the year.Ne were very proud of Frances Hargrove,our state officer and the others from Prague who took part in the program. The final event was the annual trip after school. Looking back over the year there were many good t1mes,worthwhile activit1es,and at the end of the year we look UToward New Horizons' for a bigger and better year in 1956-1957. -B-11. . h for the Future Homemakers and return. A TV show on Czechos- We served the FFA banquet at FFA boys for the marvelous Job , Our active club mothers who xv s 1. A, his ii?igP'VrS'GO-S'aud have done much to make our V Mrs.Hargrove,Mrs.Kelley more pleasant. 'V '53'huunp 4 , f Xxx NJ -1 x ..NNx i I E Yi x rf 11,8 - vf I A, 1 Y I b f x I Y Manda Martin -' Historian Frances Hargrove Song Leader 011-w. .w Patsy James President Uificer Mary Jo Marsh Vice Pres. Jackie Goss Secretary 3 , I ,1 ' 3 x n auf'u 0.- '0.. A! f . 1, f In n, . - I' i G' ni Q- J 'Q Pat Kelley N y y - Pianist 5 V D. xx . ,fl x Ml 5 , X f ,,9g,, E Agar ' I W ing-F! Q M- A ' , 'QrX Q 'k If , jqdgf 1 a Sv' ,HR - Patsy Farmer Alice Heinzig Reporter 5 Treasurer i j4'F'f' ,.-' 1.4 Jane Amstutz Darrell Porter Advisor Eerliamentarian HFAMILIES TOGiTHLRu what a nice F H A national project! Our girls really do enjoy working with children. The greatest thrill of the year was making Christmas toys for children and presenting them at a party. nn- u 2 we feel that this has been a worth while project for it ties closely together the F H A project and home- making class. Our Suphomore girls are sponsoring the project that you see in the pictures. They are an outstanding class in all there work. X J' E 'x Future Farmers Oi America F , X f A -QQILNK1 5 . X 'Q fun... ,t x CZ First Row, Left to rimht: Frankie Powell, Troy Farmer, Fredrick Walenta, Denni: Pennim:ton, Leroy Stewart, Jimmie Carpenter, Glen Carpenter, John Laccuement, Eugene Rowland, Jack Pollard. Second Row, left to rivht: Tommy Harris, George Rains, Jimmie Pospisil, Duane Smith, Robert Kahanek, Warren Fawcett, James Heinzig, Jimmie Page, John Criswell, David Greer, Harvey Russell,Instructorg Third Row, left to right: Gordon Greer, Doyle Good, Paul Payne, Jimmie Powell, Charles Pechacek, Don Hightower, Wayne mayes, sammy Holder, David Parbosh, George Sestok, Fourth Row, left to rivhtz Leslie Statler, John Turnbull, Jody Pantlik, Charles Kolar, Bottom Row, left to right: Edward Ernst, Darrell Roller, Joe Podest. Q3'- I ,, - A, , 7 'f'Qw1 W 'o'Q'52S1 e.'ff21-'Ywwm'-f.ede'a9-Jef Q-. freqfsvvt Oh' 701.1 QOIJJQ Arte? IWIVL doyn 77 1 ,-,ff-nn - A A F ,X l'I'S UI-lfll seem, f71,.,, ggffll' 2 Advisor, Members: Lend Judging Team Nr. Russell Charles Zolar Thomas Loaiman Frans Podest James Heinzig Awards: Jounty-First North East District-First Dairy Team Advisor, Mr. Russell Fembers:Cherles Xolar Tommy Harris Zharles Peehacek John Lacquement Placing-State, First OTYY27 A'IOf'PI.Il11f 1'ITW'S PARLIATEYKAZY PROCEDURE TEX? ?jE Q1lC2!URE U, ig- - a,.xQ Members: Robert Martin. PICS- Hembers:Jimmie Powell Leon Heinzig, V.PreS. James 3915213 Age pighest award Ofl'?I'6A Thomas Loafman. SBC- Ola Bon :'out,.:: 8 5-h.'.',Chapter,T:J Bold O18 Bon i 0UQ11ef'3eP- Placing,State-Third y-85,1 .vas awarie-i 35311-es H03-ar' Treas' tn-e members of the Eraie Tommy Harris. Sem- :LL motto :HAPTER gmef ,f 1 21:3 of the Feubers:J1mmy Powell, Jack Hembers:A1l LO5: Future farmers Ol Jmericqxxx BuLlard,3harles Eechacen, partisipating in egrlieg in the yezr. '9 Dennis Pennington any contest. ,re very proud or our Awards: Jouuty-First Elacing, State-Third H5915 winners' and their District-First adv1sor,Lr. Russell. S1816-First 91.5. ::':':'g i'P12 mils s:3::3a sum DAIRY Seca' AS feW'21'1 foff Members: Jharles Elolar lf'e5f'S WOM wen Jimmy Kgrgh done,the boys ere Charles Pechecef Robert Keheuei John Lecouement Tommy Harris Awwrd:John Lecguement, sign Individual, Dairy 1 Judging. r Euture Farmers won second on their float in the Lolache Festival fK ' A E g.3.I I given 2 flSS1Hf trip l I p. 159. ,riff 'li A f. :I- l l I A 'I ,'41 fn if X QQ - :Ty -Y ff 1' A fs! . l, 7 V Fill. Banquvt Alice Jo Harris Jimmie Marsh Jackie Sue Goss Thomas Loafman Nancy Marsh John Jriswell Marie Janda Robert Martin ow U W V,,,M.'9 rv ,nf Kembers of the Prague Future armere of America dairy Judging team and their advisor, Harvey Russell went to Waterloo owe for the 'ationel Dairy dongreeg and toon toy honors in the dairy Judging conte t The team member narles Lolar Jr Tommie Harrie and 'harlee Pechacek with John Lacclement as alternate competed with state c amrion teams from 41 etetes. The Erague dairy edging team were Oalenoma State champions in a catest held in Stillwater lest srrilg ln winning tot orore t Q 'regne boys were given a old Vmblem rating along with seven other to, ranging teams the awards were made at the FFA banquet given by Sears Hoebdc no of T I DUSTRIAL CLUB Standing: Cecil McLaughlin, Jimmie Coleman, Chuck Holmes, Carl Bradley, Roy Lee Stewart, Carl Fredrick, and Dale Martin. Seated: Gene Hancock, Herman Whitley, Vallis Friend, Freddy Vaughan. Officers: A.C. Guillory President, Vallis Friend-Vice President, Herman Whitley-Treasurer. The Industrial Arts Club is a school organization. The club consist of students who are now enrolled in one or more courses in Industrial Arts, and the student must be doing satisfactory work in his studies. The club was organized to furnish the Industrial Art students with a constructive social outlet, how to conduct a business meeting, further their learning of working together, aid in the development of choosing a vocation, and to further their learning by working with tools, materials, and machines. The club functions for the betterment of the school and of the depart ment. The Club meets once each week to discuss the business of the club. It is operated by the President, Vice, Secretary and members. If a motion is made by one of the members and seconded by no. 2, the President has it voted in and then it becomes a by-law of the club. fatllcapxivg Adkadagfw 54,-,..--1-Q-as D, F. Cantrell, lnstructor l 'W ' 1 bil-'Q Y' '- ', Standing-Left to Right: Annalee Thoma, Mary Jo Marsh, Donna Fisher, Patsy James. Nancy Marsh, Patsy McDonald, Seated: Maxine Dukes, Mr. Moore. 'Ry 5 LIT ffm! my . llc, XQXUHICQ tafi Standing-Left to Bight: Frances Hargrove, Jackie Goss, Linda Linville. Pauline Hollou. Janice Hancock. Seated: Mr. Irick, '15 '-ff-o , ,, A , ., . Txme '1lI'Q Wffi Cf T Hr u+ u'if'.', N r:r'1 A lf' ',L rf' rH 1 1 fPe iifervft of tVe en' re e'13fxN 5-3' 1 'Fe fL :F RFQ School. It ie to bel: rriwx glorvr if vr'Q X iv- :J lfiveeo th1L Uojy 1nd thu faoolij in ihw emi ...' err School wav ureforve the trxdififvf nf evcollwmtw rad Ng! cwn'ivue to eecell in all linve of dvlcitiotxi Lwiravor 'ff .mf ' The venoereoiv zowiiete of the C oreeioent electeo 'v fhe etadeni sN- oojy, LHv 'rlyrifil of ife rig! A sohool, 1 repreeentative from . f V f ewch claws, quo Toe opkvr officers , ' elected PW the Cfoivwt rody. To C ::, a'taiw 1:2 of 're hfforf of 'he , A 'PlNC5l, St4ieni2 119+ Keep 3 Charles Kola high CTHFP avfraqe. lqfffidflfli. , QNOI-Q, Afvisor 4 C? 55 9 tudent Council Q Back Row-Left to Right: Alice Heinzig, Bonnie Worden, Don Nelters, Ronnie Stewert, Carolyn Jamee, Dave Holsenback, L.B. Stewart, Troy Farmer, Bob Cook, Loyd Linville, Dale Martin. 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OX A X a d rx ' K0 0 Q4 V O 1 ' - o . . X X Oi 5 a X' Nj X5 ' qi y C ixbe 0 1 XX A fo xx ' xg X, 10 5 ko . Ps Y- X ' 'd , a M X po' g oi ah A in ' x X X d ' ' . X W ' o gn Ke ,N ur 'b 9 e oi . X X e add x xy n 6 f w X X1 ' , 3 K. 01- X 2 A 9 , rx vi 1 be X ' N9 ' , and a P x O ' YK C X-Ury X 1. N X e- X I f ,. .f y ,X , X, 4 , Ili' , I .f V I XX X Each week our editor of the Prague Record gives us nice space We feel that thms jesture DTOVld6S Q a means of communication between the School and community. Editors are elected from the senior class, sponsored by Mrs. Blackwell. Under The Water Tower Mary Je hr!! H8111 P08407 lllilll Back Row-Left to Right: Freddie Vaughn, Patsy Farmer, Pauline Hollon, Jimmy Carpenter, Duane Smith, Pat Kelly, Frances Hargrove. Second Row-Left to Right: Nancy Marsh, Joe Williams. Agnes Gerlich, Martha Ray. Jimmy Kerby. Seated-Left to Right: Rose Ellen Johnson, Mary Ann Blackwell, Mary Jo Marsh, Darrell Porter, Bettina Igleheart, Maxine Ellison. in her piper for our School News. -fu fx ' 931 .q- M9373- N Mary Ann Blackwell gg Bettina Igleheart Editors The paves of this yearbook record the l955-56 history of the students of Pravue. The staff has attempted to show Yearbook taff the school spirit along with the more tangible items. rnnce' Karen Pat Kelley Hrs. Blackwell Bu'ino nanngers Advisor Baci Row-Left to Ri5ht: Thani? Loaiqin, Mary Ann Blackwell, Bettina I5lfhFurt, Mwxine Dugev, Llrrell Porter, Jane: Powell, Front Row-Left to Ri5ht: Nlry Jo Harsh, Jackie Sue Goss, Paulige Ballon, Martha Ray, Pat Kelley, Frances .,,. . K, Haw..fvs .-4,AJ.Jvx.u ,,,---..- .,- . M --.- 3. Mwdgw '1T'i Il-'- X x v w , 1 i ' , if fl. Q . 1 H IM ! s i , , t I 9 , , as A 9 Q V f-f SPORTS r jf, X55 N ky yy -1 . H ..f -- 4+ alia r' ' x fi o,4,....- L T..4 'r' Q- .kr 1- 3 TV' 5 'S ,f 1 S r, han 34 FE1Q?4f3E 3? 'Q ,Q -Z? i -ff' r-7 F25 QA!-41539 .543 19,4 , eqrg' eg' Ie, ,lg 'ff X35 , ies f f ,'3e 2sT! QQ 5 gfmbawl-Z ? pnfgmefmhwif' P PPE' - MA.. . iX'QllLf1-pf m L X.f 3 i,m , L ,N , .+'yg-fi, 21-'nf -v---wr 7'f-fmlvf 1 QQ R , . f . ,- V' Y f ,QQ -. - . 'F - 5ex?,'f fn ' ' 'H 5 ' -'?5:' f'f ?L'--1 'X ' W ' , -x-.ni .rx ., q.. '- rf qfk 4'-K 'fyf Uf R' VX A S n Coaches Mr. Faudree br. Asncraft George Raines David Greer Gene Hancock Cmmkkwhms Warren Faucett Jinmde Page Wayne Ellison Carl Fredrick Bob Colvin second Row-Hoppy Blackman Leslie Stotler Lloyd Linville Cecil McLaughin Darrell Roller Jodie Pantlik Freddie Vaughan T.J. Simek Danny Rogers Bobby Holland -Jimmie Kenby Donnie Walters Lavonne Hightower Howard Tyler Dale Martin Doyle Good Stanley Kolar Coy Farmer Ronald Flannigan Don Heinzig Fourth Row-Pat McGinnis Doyle Fouquet George Young Frank Quary Johnnie Kolar Roy Lee Stewart Carl Bradley James Vanbant Leroy Carpenter 30 flljlx 'W I M VNU X 1 r 2 NL KJ f al M if .AQ Back Row Left to Right: Orville Achcraft. Asst Coach, Freddie Gregory, Jimmy Poepicil, Darrell Porter, Vallis Iriend. Dennis Pennington. Larry Johnson, Herman Whitley, H. O. Faudree. Coach Front Row: Bob Cook, Jimmy Ilanagen. Fredrick Valenta, L. B. Stewart Johnny Griffith, Dickie Pruitt, George Franklin 57 if Z C'?'yX BASKET BALL lst How: Ronald Ilanagan, Lavonne Hightower. Robert Ellis, Roy Lee Stewart, Jimmy Page. George Brown. Jody Pantlik. Vernon Williams 2nd Row: George Young, Bobby Holland. Pat Mc Ginnie, Gene Hancock, Cecil Mc Glaughn, Warren Fawcett, Chuck Holmes. H. O. hudree. Coach 3rd Row: Orville Ashcraft, Asst. Coach. Javon Stewart, Frank Quary, Don Hightower, Dale Martin. Doyle Good, Jimmie Coleman, James Ven Kant, .IUNICR HI Q 1 T,-iF ' v ur KX xx Cecil Mc1augh.n, Jode Pantlik, Warren Iaucett, Jimmie Page. Harlan Whitley ind Gene Hancock. Johnny Griffith Herman and Johnny I . Qnior Hi 3 lst Row: Pat Kelley, Alice Heinzig, Charolette Davis. Jo Ann Stewart. La June Goss 2nd Row: Shirley Smith, Carol Ellis, Cathy Tesney, Patsy Farmer, Zac Ann Knoepfli, Mary Podest, Melva Vaughan Mrs. Long, Mr. Ashcraft Coaches BaskQtbaH lst Rav: Judy Nosalek, Daisy Chapman, Helen Stewart, Susan Morrison, Bonnie Warden, Wanda Martin, Linda Friend End Row: Barbart Williams, Nadine Collins, Margaret Burleson, Imogene Stewart. Loyea Mae Stewart Mrs. Long-Coach Juniorlh .E Llfle 'Qrol Allis Sonh Charlotte Davis Soph Pat relley JoAnn utewgrt Qoph L2 J Goss-3045. Zee Ann Hnoepfli-Soph. ' 7 -Sen. 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Paulette Davis, 3rd Row: Allen Kiaery. Margaret Yell, Howard Goodson, Helen Rogers Linda Greer. l+th Row: Patricia Wiley, Sharon Mlynek, Gerald Davie, Diana Martin, Annie Young 5th Row: El len Williams, Dorthea Daniele Lyn Barton. Jerry Leonard. John Thomas. Sammy Carpenter Sth Row: Carol Wyatt, Tommy Hale, Joyce Williams, 7th Row: Julia Ellis, Eetella Belle Baker, Glen Ogburn. Eldon Johnson. Mre. Trammell-Teacher X 1- ,ff en, Ma wwf D lst Rev: Dickie Good. John Holeonback. Mark Rollins, Sally Berry 2116 Row: Bly Ellison, Devon Helik, Brent Thompson, Mary Je Ielar 3rd ROV! Loy Dale Johnson. Jo Ann Smith. George Frailey, Rickey Kileriv NNW U i110. Nth Row: Calvin Levieay, Bennie Roller, Charles Dostal. Jackie Judd. Royena levton, Sth Hou: Mike Stottle- lyre. Freddie Lester, Leo Daniele. Benton Stricklin, lvelya Statler, 6th Bow: Sandra Hill, Sidney Thompson, Phyllis Spoon, Sherry Johnson 'Plank' Ag- lll -' ,- 1 I L. Q .',,'f iq-. if ukr- -gtg- Mre. Loaflann-Teacher Q - , ll V34 Fe FV Fmj ' , First Row, Left to Right: Fax livsey, Billy Pryor, Czirclyn flodest, knlta Hill, Betty Carpenter, Donild Van Horr., Tara Kirrery, Doyle Davis. Second How: Gerry .5mith, Zharon Scarborough, Jarvis Davis, Janice Kcrby, Cindy Kilgo, Susan Levisay, Zharron Crosby, Robby Teape, Caryon Johnson, Cannelita Flanagan, Raymond Fennock, I-iss Honeycutt P X lcyuvy' W ofrlfng ,-Good Mrs. Hale-Tegcher lst. Row: Lillie Jsnda. Johnnie Canoe, Jenibel Rollins, Donna Jean Carpenter 2nd How: Harold Blackwell, Mary Ellen Dostal, Ronald Dostal Gary Morolock, Peggy Goes. Pamela Starks. Bernard Ihniel, Paul Buitt Eddie Terry, 3rd Bow: Klona Slnek, Donna Kay Lacquenent, Glendon Thomas, Donna Sue Fralley, Lynne Kelton, Leo Daniels, Cecilia Walden mmm Jieafzbs and 5211110 Pwnlf 4, gglg ,,ffI 5 ' :AXE II . ' lf. 1 v .yy h 3 ri v if-R 'QVJK - . . . . ll I- x,,kQ Q Y . , Hkmiil f ' L ' ' C s N 1, . JF? A, f, Znllujamz' ' gg FOR MORE PROFIT RAISE HEREFORDS i H LARRY DONIINO 24 C R BACA DUKE or etpr qce Featuomg the SQIWIC Q on H Larrx Dommo 24 and C J Boca Duke 2 red anis le At All Times CIRVLE J HEREFORD RANCH OF PRAGUE O Spfllks Oklahoma more r gne l607f'1c or 5467 Comphmenfs of Illl I IRSI Mx rmx Xl B nm Tho Foooral llooosnt Insurance Corooranon UNII I INIFN on R ron In IS noun PROTECTION H XR! RON In 'W I I W W U' I'I1nson Insurance Agency fy 1 Phone 101 Jolm .W Dunn: PRAFLF OKLAHOMA I IIONL I RAC UL OKI A , ,- ,,,,,.,.....,?G ,O .5 .oo . I dv, ,fy ,., ' 1 - 1' R '. fe- 1 ll 1. Q 'E 7 ' ,. . U 5 I I . 0 C ' .I . I - . negnbte .Of Q2 ' I 9 . C, '- ' 1 LJE1' '-' I O Oil Yii at li , ,, Q A n .lvxrx EWIN-' ?E ' . ' . ' A 1 A 4- if V l l I , . . If . '.. OI' - , . , Y 2 . , 1 V W : I J j 1 yy 1 5 I 1411 Un . W..-'5iig,, X v 1 4, I J 'fr . . PRAGUE CLINIC and HOSPITAL Dr and Mrs Ned Burleson Prague Wholesale Grocery L0 Servilg Independent erchauts Nith quality erchandiQe oelmonte Kuner and Standard aured oods and Vegetables rs IJCKGIS Qhorteuing Imperial dne sugar Growing Strongeras the Years bo By Capital 8100,000 oo Surplus 8200 OOO OO Jemsliiwmullgqvxi fwmmwnm IPF? Prdgae Oala Phone 3 5 546 . -1 1 , . . 1 ' v , l 1 . , , , O 5 U f , I f ...mm V I V 'I ' --, I ' ' W 1 ' ' ' ,. , . , ,,., . rr ' I lv , fx 1- 1- I L, . 'K v 9 - 0 - ., , J A L' , -- f-l ,f- ... . 'Tr ' 6 r. ui L ' 0 U I Hudiburg Motor Sales AUTHORIZED DEALERS PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS Y ' 0 59 IG- Phone 135 'fl O' . . is Progue IC 116 West Main PRAGUE VARIETY S T O R E OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RICHT Leon and Mane Martin, Props Gentry Serv. Station TEXACO PRODUCTS Firestone Tires and Tubes and Batteries Ph. 27 24-Hour Service Main and Broadway LgZ7I!Z?l5 Blumenthal s Prague Oklahoma THE LEADER FOSTER S DRUG STORE JHERE FRI NDS NVET 'rague Okla Ph one l PRAK UE MEDIL AL CI INIL Dr and Mrs John f' Roll1na and Mrs Loyd A Judd Famous BROIL A FOOT LONG HOT DOGS 'Buy em By The Sack a 0 de s Well Have Them Read MALTS ROOT BEER SUNDAES PACKAGE ICE CREAM T0 G0 DAIRY MART Phone 355 PFOQUG arl feleu oss etc H ohk Implement Co Mlnneapohs Moline Farm Machinery MOBIL GAS AND OIL Ph 233 Repair Service r 1 1 4 3 9 1 W '1 1 . f J . . LJ. ' ., ., . ,J .LJ Ur. . . 1 , . 9 sunesns V I 1 1 ll . . 'A . CllinYourrr- ' Y - . - - N Y -3 6. .I fi 1 ' PRAGUE PRODUCE SUPERIOR FEED GR-OCERIES O U L PHONE 149 L B STEWART Prague Lumber Co Chas. Brezny, Mgr COLDEN S Grocery and Market Prague, Oklahoma Phone PRAGUE LOLKER GJMPANY EVERY TF NG FOR THE LOCKEPS AND HOME FRELWEPS PhONE 200 PRACUE EVERT OIL CO SKELLY DISTRIBUTOR EVTA IL ND WHOLEDA LE PHONE 333 PRAGUE PHONE 171+ PADEN omplimente oi H 6: L Style Shop Lcd es G Chxldrens Ready To Wear Your Center Fashion Phone 2 7 3 P ll. ll V.I. 814 Louise Lucifer, Owners H 81 M BUICK CO. 4 w 4 51112 Ezsfsziinc an 92 ,W j Q BIQQWN JQMVMIIZIVE COMPANY Shawnee, Qklal1oma STORE NO I STORE NO 2 210 2 2 E ST M STREET 720 726 EAST MAIN STREET P O E 2672 PHONE 6050 ,,,,, .. . V H ,,,,x, -,.,x . 1.3 .L IA.. .1.I.b.'QI'.., . T H ' ',:'71- f . JO, J -AJ . Q D 9 I 1 '1 '1 'Y ..I L J r 11 i . v . O i . , - x 5 A 'N ' L..l 1 l X of rau 0 1. HAIR STYLES fm 'Q DENE S BEAUTY SHOP 'awk Complete Lxne Revlon Cosmetles ELLIS COURTS A1r Condltloned Cottages Prague Okla PHONE 222 SPOON PUMP AND PLUMBINC MYERS Call 18 when you need a Plumber Prague Okla PRAGUE CLEANERS e n Pess g Call 94 PRAGUE OKLA QHAS AND XNNABELL BLACIxWELL MOORE S M ARKET A good place to trade Phone 159 P1 ague Okla 0 10111 4 5-TP' fgumun coMrANY EHIL BHEZNY lhns. phw, 214 Bulldmg Materlals COOKS PAINTS P' W OU WALLPAPER Gamplwwff 4 8 Ola ag ard Ave 8a ham P11011 Prague, Okla. bam Trammell Butane Company QNX 00 as Good Service K Good 165 ire 8 314 mh Phone 180 Oiiice 5 ' 62 264 Residence PRAGUE . KAI if - ' ln me Modern 5, f' Mlmner .5 '1 r ', 4 5 'fy wg t L-1 1 K . . . fi, . as . , . 3 L 1 2 H I I fe'-fffarz--,4.,1, For Particular People' N lx f Clanig- r in :ws WATEHSYSIEIS ll 'e Suu-stkvlcl E Plckeup and Delivery V v ' ' 7 1 A A K 4 A Q n X lg' 19 5.5 Q A . , , V ff 'IJ' A V E, adlq 51:53 -, in ,Q ffzftfe. - ' , . ger n - 0 .. , . G 9, Q. ,. , 1 5 G d G ' .122 'Q 0' I . D I X sl C ' 1 - Prague Oil Company olsmsuroszs TEXACO PRODUCTS BOX 536 PHONE H3 PRAGUE OKLA. 6 Prague Beaufy Shop Cosmetlcs NORVI X WRIGHT PHONF' E3 ll E SEED FERTILIZER POULTRY PECANS CUSTOM SEED CLEANING CUSTOM FEED GRINDING Phone P ZTQGLUAE WE HAVENT POT IT WF WILL GET Complete Tnre Service BATTERIE OILS ACCESSORIES GAS 81 OIL 'I' WASHING 1' GREASING i LUBRICATION FAIRBANKS SERVICE STATION PHONE 55 PRAGUE O KLA Q e com I I 28 104 4.gZ7Il0!75 PRAGUE ROLLER RINK 'Halter Delbridge, PTOP- CITY CAFE FINE FOODS WELL PREPARED Mr and Mrs Frank Stotlemyre PHONE 49 TF ,,,. I k O T T'H'4v i I --I - IX S . F E D S Personalized Hair Srylmg' Prague Milling Co. .' . z V ' ' ' 207 'fur E . ' J , IT . . . , zxclusiv femnnln YC ph 1 ealtm 'n-:ha oo-oklnh THE FIRST STATE BANK Stroud Oklahoma derdl Deposlt In uranoe orp Depo its Insured 10 OOO OO L 'P wn.loN PAUL wILsoN IL N NEI-:R C h HoMEo1L COMPANY HUM' 0' W WHOLESALE GAS AWD OIL OKLAHOM A TIRE AND SUPPLY IATTERIES T135 S tnS rn CLEO DAVIS PHONE 98 nor e Prague avo C T U Keep U Neat Cleaners F 0 R Phone I55 I Qlllllty 8- Service B N J o I u E N PRAGUE OKLAHOMA Page Oklahoma SOONER C A F E Jumbo Burgers Compllments of Dr Donald R. Feltman PRAGUE Optometlst Cecil Chrastek hone 106 Y P y Fe 1' ' s 'J , S , . President Vice-President as ier vi I 1 Leonard Refrigerators - Detroit Jewel loves Ray .ind Fu :ni 2' l 310 P I R E ' ' A N E V E N N G o F ' T 1 , , '? Relalble Chevrolet Co SALES AND SERVICE Prague Oklahoma ICIIC Zi S t S eSse's ,Lu DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTIONS 9 D Dry Goods Nlan and I adn Reads tn Wea RGUE JKGO I' COMPLIMENTS OF Prague ICE COMPANY Prague Motor Sales J gif-Q,.2z.. The ne car of zts field Pm e 42 PRAGUE onmom PARKS BRQTHERS HARDWARE l wfwluwfw al Kahanek s Food Store PRAGUE OKLAHOMA nm:m4AnouAL HARVESTER S' 'IO . ' Ph Congratulations to be emor Class ' 'ssl 1' S ff 'P' UIUC SYCII Clothing for the Entire Familv Phon 3 i ac ss :lv-asa I 5, mu. Frank Fiskier, Prop. D , , 9 o Congratulatlons ROYAL TYPILYVRITE ED ALEB N SERVICE 00 35 00 TATE MCGEE BHPT IST HHRDLUHRE Hardware and Sporting Gogdg SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA aomn un an n Hoon: a Hes Beauty Shoppe womc GUARANTEED DC16I1'C1f1C dair Styles 5 Blocxs Last and 1 lock orth UNDERXVOOD oi First Iational Bank CHAPMAN S GROCERY PHONE 245 PRAGUE OKLAHOMA IRAGUE OKLA PHONF 77 Luther and blta Chapman Courtesy of COLOR PRESS B L SEMTNER Pres Oklahoma Cnty Oklo 'kit Lithographers - Printers Designers . ' RS AUTHORIZ S A D ' Rentals All makes Student run. Prnctxre typewrilers S5 down, month Ren! cash registers. Adding msc-hines, hnnd und electric. Brnmivfny Plan e.r...xnee, Luna, . I fi ' v , ...I V: V A1 L. I 1 W . 1 A y 1 v ' ' R A 1 . , 7 ' I I . 1 ' Q OTHER omnv rnooucrs M EADCJW GCLD DAIRY PRODUCTS c i, e w 5 36 MILK-ICE CREAM-cr-:Ease f- Fnozeu Fooos -of Gi v Dktdbuled by BEATRICE FCCDEI FQ. Th sen s re pleased present this 1956 PRAGONIAN to you as a token for y ur brance. Thanks to all 'Adieuu We Close The School Year Of l 9 5 6 Of Work And Fellowship Together Us All llver But the Memories Our PRAGONIAN is a re o d 1 this year's work and pl y PHS. We hope this Jukesbox or ories will bring back pleas thoughts of the year,and t at you will be reminded of many good times with teach rs and f len s O I' With Many Happy Memories