Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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QQ.. .. rf, ., -. .f 1 , . 4,- Sx Dedication fb -L51 We ul and .-v 3--f Til 37115 IS our ffcrzla c One hu dred years ago, as the rich soil of the Ok lahoma Territory was being cultivated and planted with wheat, corn, and cotton, an- other seed was added, the seed of faith in the future This new seed took root and in the years to follow, it grew, budded and blossomed forth, producing as a fruit a great heritage for our gen erat1on The years behind us are filled with courage and hard ship They tell of thousands of our forefathers in this great state who participated in a labor of love and faith 1n the state we hold so dear As an exam le of our app- recmation, we dedicate our 1957 Pragonian to our heritage 2 D Z -11 !,?4HwffgL7 U 0 F X tg' X ' ' ' I , ' -f Q u e af, gi, f t ix 4 1 ' .xxx 'ag' . .- 5 1 , ' , ' YQ, :4 N'55' 1l'u!...1 -X-I-' X X X Y X X raqanlari IN CELEBRATION OF THE Suuner Fiftieth Anniversary ?f-i N, ii N , - - V Y X J KI X , ,ff 9 , ' I N I ', A 4 N , J ' 5 - J E ' Q X, r i i QR LAI-IOMA ni u - , V2--54 'W .XM ,NW '.,1 f I :EX.1Z:1'Y' '1'111fs14x1..1: .-MS, ' tWELCOME OKLAHOMA Administration Govemor, Raymond Gary Organizations Activities J. tt Classes , 1 M -fy ' fn: W IJ 2 an ' O f 0 if A 5 Advertising 'qty V. 'V' ,' Q - if r h if 37 A 5 'X ' 7 'iii' - ..-.... , 7... 'w-iff-,, .-px, .4 .W ,Q 5 ' -s.,.:'k4T'+7fLrr.af ' ' 4 It M -fi' THE BRAIN TRUST Board Cf Education GMQH Young endowed BEHIND THE SCENES Mrs George Spraberry A familiar face in our high school office 1S that of Mrs Spraberry Her enthu- siastic and friendly spirxt is a real asset to our school President Blake Hargrove Vice President Dr Ned Burleson Clerk John Lacquerlent Member Clifford Gaylor Member Todax thorn are mnrr' than hill 1 mlllnm tndr-nts H1 Olrla hrmmas Plvmvrmlarx 'ind hlgh rhrml Pmnllment IH the States PI teen r'ollPgc nnnrr Ill and jlllll0I rolle f ls pllwhlllg t P 10 000 mark Thr rr' rl w arf' rx ollv f Plthcl prlx itF'lY or rhurrh e - . Q, ,gf 1 '.: . Q - ' X V who v 5 A 1 S 1 m 'V X L. . .. . 4 V , X ' l l - r , - ' A' vi . , .K x K ' X' r 7 f , ,' A lr . ri ' ' I 1 . , A . ix x X Q e ., 4r,. ,, 4 x ' as . . Y - tv, 'Sq T . f , . , ,rw , A ' qt! 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Q P M, vw -A'-W: mfEOZL90lZL!0!f! oocwooo HERE s c legend th at 'Het o le 9 on the dog ood had been the sz ook ond other fo est trees So lrm ca d ro Q os the tree that rl os chosen H r be for the cross To be used thus for '9 such o cruel purpose greotly dsvressed the ree and Jesus norled upon t sensed ths o d n Hs gentle ply for oll sorrow and sufle ng so d lo t Because ol your egret and p ly for My fer nq never ogam shall the dogwood g ow lc ge enough to be used as 0 Hencefo th It shall be slender and bent twrsted and nts blossoms shall be rn the ol o cross two long and two petals And an the center ol the outer of each petal there vnll be nat! punts wth rust and slomed mth red and enter of the flower wnll be o ond all who see lt wtll - ! X-V , ,M aux Last year 13 students took Uast year 18 students took Last year 22 students took Last year L3 students took Our Superintendent Although there were some improve- ments of the school plant during the year of 1956-57, yet perhaps the most important improvement was in the curr- iculum field which resulted in doubling the enrollment in the mathematics and science classes. The reasons for such increase in enrollment were, first, more classes were offered in math and science than previously. Second, students were ur- ged and encouraged to take every class possible in these fields. Third, the science room was modernized to make room for more students under much bet- ter conditions. This is illustrated hy a comparison of enrollments of last year and this year: plane geometry, this year 29 algebra, this year 38 biolog , this year S3 gen. science, this year h? Last year chemistry was not offered, this year 17 students were enrolled. High school arit metic is offered in addition to the above courses each year and next year Algebra II will be added to the list. The science room was completely re-equipped with a smaller but much more efficient teacher's experiment table, and new tables were added for all students in place of the old style desks. This made it possible to accomodate more students under much better conditions, and made the science room and all science courses much more attractive to students and teacher. The stabilized schedule of classes, which was made last year by the faculty, has also made it possible for students to take almost any subject offered in high school without conflict. The next improvement in our curriculum came about in the transportation for our Vocational Agriculture Department. Prior to this year the Board of Education has been buying a pick-up truck for the department and replacing when necessary. This made the original cost, repairs, and u keep too high for the school to maintain under present financial circumstances. This has been changed by an arrangement with Hr. Bob Teape of the Prague Motor Sales Co. to lease to the schools a new pick-up each year for S300.00. This arrangement means much to our agricultural classes as it permits us to have good and reliable trans- portation at all times at a very reasonable cost. This year's cost was born by the sale of the old pick-up. Hith the work done this year the electrical wiring in the Junior-Senior high school has almost been completely replaced. This not only adds to the efficiency in lighting for students but has reduced the fire hazard very materially. The Board of Education and faculty are making every effort to give to Prague the finest schools that our finances and facilities will permit, and the splendid cooperation of the community is meaning much toward the achieve- fdeffeere ment of this objective. Prlnclpal Personalities Rising with the state, growing with it, struggling with it, paralleling its advance ment, has been our educational system and our great promoters of education Oklahoma has always been marked by the fearless spirit of the pioneer, and many in teresting stories are told how these promo ters worked vehemenlly to start the school system needed It is hard to measure the results and progress of educational opportunities in Oklahoma made by those who are confronted with the problems of our schools, but to- day we can see a promising and brzght fu ture for our schools We can give thanks to those who have made the recent struggle Our efficient principals of the Prague Publis Schools have exercised a general sup- ervision over the affairs of our school They have the best interest of every pupil Their enthusiastic and friendly spirit is a real asset to our school Besides perform ing their official duties, our principals are glad to take time to discuss problems with parents and students As long as this spirit prevazls Oklahoma schools will push forward Marvin H Moore Senior High Floyd S Irick Junior High Delbert D Birchfield Grade School dllr ,J 151 . . 'b g, -K - ll ' ' of in our legislature. x 66 eacller of the Year cal Kxow of no honor Ill rathvr have than this- -this may ht- tht- cli- max of my lift-. I know of no group of pvople- Ill ralhvr lu- assoviatvml with than you I feel at homv with you. Wlith thesv words. Mr. A. H. Ile-rringz, Prague. acc:-ptml the trophy which mach- him Oklahomais Teacher of the Year for 1956. The award was made by Dr. A. B, Herring Olive-r Hodge at the banquet which cli- Biology Chemistry General Science maxed Toavher-Ilocognilion Day, Octo- ber 27 at tht- Oklahoma Statv Fair in Oklahoma City. On hantl to honor Mr. Ilvrring worn' 'I'Q'zu'l1r'rs of tht- Y:-uri' from Okla- homa's TT 1-ountie-s who rvprvsmitvrl a total of 12.731 yours toavhing oxpvrii-rico. Thr- T8-yvar olcl Nlr. Ilvrring liao taught ahh 5-I yvars. S2 of whit-h Ilan' lu-on in X Oklahoma. For the- past 25 ye-ars he- l has taught algvlira. Iratin. clioiniotrv and gon:-ral sviunco at Prague high school. qlflliqv 99 warren Booze Orville Ashcraft Bob A Comerce Assistant coach Head Sophomore English Gif1's Basketball foam senior H1911 History Junior Sponsor JF- High 509131 SC ence Senior xonsor 'D ' 4, 'X '7 '1-.sf 9 X '11 Nu 'ing av Roy Patterson Junior High Math Geometry Sophomore Sponsor The Indian Archives oi the Historical Soczety Buildmg are second only to those of the Smith- sonian lnst1tute Mattie Bla 'well High School English Sueech - Library Senior Svonsor '25 N A ia- SS' uf: , 'Wd' Hs- fw' ,uw 'ia Grade Facult A Gln, ff-f Y. 'IF' if in IV' -as 5 gil' Helen Hale First Grade Orpha Honeycutt First Grade Myrtle Moore Second Grade Luvella Fairbanks Second-third Grade Tommee Long Third Grade Myrle Trammell Fourth Grade Louella Irick Fifth Grade ,vi V, J , . Y 0 f. wtf? Q -L ,. f , f XA. gk .V . 'Q iilzi almer Borders Elbert Ogburn Orville Ashcraft Everett Riddle Sensor Hugh Qffnce Staff Larry Sisson, Freda Hhztley, Fat James, Betty dhitaker, Teresa Rowland, THE STATE BIRD The most recent Oklahoma emblem us the State Bnrd the Scussor tauled Flycatcher lMus cworo Fort cotal desugnated by an oct of the Legislature In May l95l This dugnufled quuet b rd w th :ts beautuful plumage and long sleek tall was selected by the people of Okla homo Garden Clubs Audubon Socuety and school chlldren of the state all contnbuted to the selectuon The Flycatchers tall whuch ns twnce as long as ts body gnves the blrd on eye cotchmg gracelulness cz fm ng beauty for the Oklahoma sk es Junior High Office Staff 5 FASTER THAN SOUND- Floyd Irick, Principal Helva Vaughan, Beverly Tompkins, Ann Sla, Sonja Fouquet, Pat McDonald, Frances Powell, Janice Hancock, and Lorene Olsovsiq Hrs . 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N 'il' if -- sm-T -,, I , 'wi ,. ', -, -.' I - r S A x 371-'JSA , , Q 'f, :N 1:- 's -s ix:-L 3- Y I - - -' - N ju J , - '..'f :.-' . :? +1 ff' - 63. X O U Dramatics Club SPEECH STARS. lgg-gy 'rg-gg-lf, rx-man sugary, umm ' Pruitt., Lnrxy Johnaon, Join Longacrc, Gordon Greer, Taq: Hayes, Lorena Olnovalq, Betty Whitaker, Gurlottc Davis, Huy Holik, Phry Ann Hardin, Alice Ann Hcinzig, Pegg Gregory, Freda Whitley, llary Podnt., llclvn hnks, Alice Jo lhrria, Roylyn Hamilton, Hrs. Blackwell, Advisor. 1 4 W4 an .N , ,... Stale' Povm l..iml of the' 'Nlistle-too. rllllllllgl in sph-iitlur. Uni frmii tht- lmi'tle'rlaii4l. niystie' anal nhl. ve-I ure' the- HlQ'lllUl'lt'h. pre-vimia .mtl tender. l.inlwtl yslth thy suinim-rs of azure and golc U. Ultlnlimiizi. f.iir l.iml of my tlwaitiiilg, l.aiml ul' thc' lmvr. the' luvvtl and thc' lost: t'lwrish thy le-genial, with trgigmly' tl'Q'lIlllIg, l,e-gviitls wlwrc- luxe' rc't'lunif'tl not of the l..iml of Stxtlllllydll. my liexirtl in thy lwvpiiig, U. llillc'tlc'g.i, him min l forget! l..ilni art- thy wh-5 VNllt'lt' thr- sllt'llt't'S slvvping, Winlw into Illf'ltNllt'N tiligvtl with rf'gl'e't. lvt tlif- dr-vp vlimuf uf lifvl music' throlxhing, Sw-ll tu full h.iriiimiy horn of thc' yralrsg Ur for the- luyml .intl lugt. tviiclewly sulrliing, Dmp to that vaclmivv that wliispers of tears. l .tml nf tht- Nllftlvttw. lwre' s to thy glory! llc'r1 s to thy- tlullglltrrs as fair as the tlmxlt. II.-rt-E to thy pimivvr soma in whos? story Valor mul love- shrill live' endlessly on! ,. FQ Q I I' I xc -s , I' I . if I 7LAQ Debate Cxenffon 'Q RESOLVED: That the Federal Government Should Sustain the Prices of Major Agricultural Products at Not Less than 90 Per Cent of Parity. 0363274 - S Q,,oQ9 Q VG U 'gn X ,., '5' l --.A 4 my f f 5 H . 4.33 5 Y ?J si - ? HIGH sTfPPEns.1,a June Goss, Carol Ann Ellis, Cathy Tesney, Carolyn James are always seen 65? in front of the band fs at faotball games. fx M Marching Band vi 1' XIX '-. n x 'bf-. THEY'VE GOT RHYTHM, Harold Hclllel, Director 45-.. 4' , A Q . , -1 A - Concert Band Dill! Twirlers Carolyn James, Carol Ellis, Cathy Tesney, LaJune Goss First Row Ronnie Fairbanks, Joe W1lliams, Eddie Landers, Margaret Burleson, Sue Gaylor, Wanda Martin Second Row Robert Colvln, Robert Martin, Gene Greer, George Sestak, George A Young, James K1lby, Beverly Tom kins, Pat James, Judy Nosalek Third Row Florita Smzth, Linda Irick, Beth B rleson, Judy Colvin, Phyllis Cooper, Jaye Nolan, Mary Susan Roberts, Leann Johnson, Arthur Thom son, Tomye Hayes Fourth Row Myrna Hruska, Lorene Olsovsky, Sonja Fouquet, Susan Morr1son, Ronn1e Stewart, George Brown, Nellie Whitley llc flltlll son of the State of Oltlihomi Oklahoma A Toist lt was idopted by the lfltteenth le islature Nlarch t 1 H This son xx is momposod both words and music prior to st itthood by Nlxs Harriet larl-.er L.-undf I1 then a resident ot lxm tishtr liter ot lunr Oaks Californla The swords of the so 1 m is tol ovss I CuoRUs Oklahoma Oklahoma. fairest daughter of the West fll'l'll10Ill2'l Oklahomi tis the land I loxe the best VM have often Sun her praises But we ll we not told the half So l give you Oklahoma-M tis a toast we all can quaff. Senior High Glee Club 1 Mary Jane Podest Mary Frances Holik Verna Adams Tomye Hayes Pat James Beverly Tompkins Larry Trent Freddie Gregory Frankie Powell Roy Lee Stewart Jumor Hugh Glee Club Qarcella Turnbull, Carolyn James, Karren Barton, Carolyn Heinzig, Wanda Moore Bernice Janda, Ann Martin, Mary Susan Roberts, Beth Burleson, Emily Pernicka, Velma Cooper, Mary Lou Delbrxdge, Agnes Gerlick, Carolyn Landers, Mary Ellen Bradley, Leann Johnson, Margie Pernxcke, Ann Navarth, Connie Knoepfli, Mary Tompson, Robbie Kxnzey, Judy Colvin, Jud Daughtery, Lucy Turnbull, Reva Johnson, Myrna Hrusna, Frankie Siler 'Q 5 . U I 1 .ts F F E W f- Y b , 'K -L ., Q Y K y N ., S 4 X Q S I ', X I . ,, .. .. xt ' xa ,, -' ds. . x- - -- X x a u V L A -H . , 7 Rosalie Heimer, Linda Linville, Mary Ann Hardin, Donna Fisher, Pat Farmer, Shirley Jo Smith, Janice Hancock, Pat McDonald, Susan Morrison, and Mary Earle Hendricks. Mb Q bn-an F N Q. 4 a 1 v. i, ap A Library 41, gow. X , M Li, W X, iil MA 'AP -Ai,,,'j Mrs. Blackwell, Librarian S NMR. KTS PHIS MAN,0ll MAN. Mmhmrs BABY anv THE CHARACTERS Hrs. Smephard McLean LaJune Goss Szephard McLean Jimmy Marsh Luther Long Graclen Rogers Juliet Long Carol Ellis Mrs. Matilda Blackburn Charlotte Davis Wilbur Warren Bob Cook Sylvia Kline Alice Heinzig Mrs. Carlotta Anglin Rae Ellen Rains Cynthia Anglin Helva Vaughan Max Moore John Longacre Mamie Pat Famer I v It ,. r P, - , i f 1.5 I 5 .I Senior Play THE MONKEY'S UNCLE THE PLAYERS BONNIBEI. I'II'Irx THF? .w0NKEY,' an orphan GARY AIIIQRSIIAW Lorenz olsovslqlarg-y Trent, THE JIONKEYS UNCLE: a young architect EUDOSIA YAWKY Linda Lirxville A1mtIlnsI'1 ', The Im-rzhlc uid Negro housekeeper RIIONIJA YATES Cathy TCSTIZY Gary's secretary HIINNIE BIA!-I HEFFERFIELD Frances Powell Who nziurls f'l'I'7'jlUIlCYS busilzess but her own BILLY BOB HEFFEIQI-'IELD Dickie Pruitt Hn' fhirtuu-yf'ar-old sfnzj a young bully LILI IMLZEIIL. Pat James Gfzrjfs old flame: a p7'Ol'0Cflfil'I' widow MRS. Drzxwoon DUFRAYNE Beverly 700914103 LiI1 s aristocratic Aunt Debra I'I:x'I-:Iam C,xRTI:R Frankie Powell A ymuzy num nf Icisurcg crazy over Rhonda SAM HIGGINS Jack Bullard Hmmilmclk Simon Legree stepfather BIILO HIGGINS, HunnIhcl's stepbrothcr and fiance Dennis Pennington 12.5. fe: ',, , - ., BHNGA ITIZEN Laffy Trent Janice Hancock Oklahoma citizens are noted for the art of getting along That is why we have such a wonderful state To be a good citizen of the state or nation, one must prepare himself whlle in school Prague High School is made up of many fine citizens, and Lhzs fine group of cxtizens is represented in our 1957 PRAGONIAN by two outstanding seniors, Janice Hancock and Larry Trent, for they have shown to us that a proper solution for a good citizen calls for character, good common sense, and knowledge not found in books From these solutions we learn sooner or later if we are wise, that life is a mixture of good days and bad, victory and defeat, give and take We learn that he who loses his temper loses out, and that carrying a chip on our shoulders' is the easiest way to get into a fight W learn that it doesn't matter so much who gets the credit so long as a goal is reached learn to sympathize with new students coming into the school, because we remember how bewildered ve were when we first entered learn not to worry when we lose an order, because experience has shown that if we always g1ve our best, our average will break pretty well Ve learn that no man ever got to first base alone, and that it is through cooperative effort that we move on to better things Without bragging, some of the best citizenship of Oklahoma is found in P H S Each school year affords each student this opportunity to become a good citizen Host of them realize that their mistakes and fears of yesterday need not be carried forward in the ledger of life The past holds no mortgage on today If we live up to these solutions demonstrated by Janice and Larry, our lives will be twice blessed as is the soil of Oklahoma ,na XR , Future Homemakers Cf America in THE PIONEER WOMAN, cours 0 g fg Q who Qnlpod build Oklahoma, is immortaliuci by hu shun pldvrld I DVI, W l! l In S I' UNC! I y. od by Scu for b h h 0 d P C1 C O 'P Bryan! Baku, the naw: was prose d o he Sale BY the lan E. W, Marland in 1930. Melva Vaughan President Pat James Vice-President Zae Ann Knoepfli Secretary Carol Ann Ellis Treasurer Jud Nosalek Reporter Reva Johnson Historian Charlotte Davis Parlimentarian Wanda Martin Pianist Rae Ellen Rains Song leader Junior - Senior F.H. . ,yr-10 First row: Charlotte Davis, Carol Ellis, Roylyn Hamilton, Shirley Jo Smith, Jo An Stewart, Rowena Fields, Melva Banks, Aileen Pratka. Second row: Zae Ann Knoepfli, Beverly Tompkins, Pat James, Helva Vaughn, Verna Adams, Maxine Statler, Kathryn Simek, Barbara Burchette, Roaslie Heiner, Nell Walker, Advisor. Third row: Rae Ellen Rains, LaJune Goss, Alice Heinzig, Alice Harris, Pat Farmer, Cathy Tesney, Frances Powell, Janice Hancock, Pat McDonald, Mary Ann Hardin. Fourth row: Mary Podest, Mary Frances Holik, Lorene Olsovsky, Linda Linwille, Donna Fisher, Freda Whitley, Shirley' Huitt Betty Hhitaker, Peggy Gregory, Tomye Hayes, Teresa Rowland. As another school year rolls to a close the Future Homemakers can be proud of their many worthwhile achievements. Planning for the year's work was done during the month of August when the executive committee and our club mothers met at the park. National, state, and local projects were discussed and those which seemed to need our help most were chosen as projects for our club. Civil defense, one of the national projects, was stressed during the first week in September when the girls displayed a booth for the Community Fair, using the theme WWhat's In Grandma's Pantry.U Other national projects we have done are WFamilies Togethern and WTeen-Age Consumer.' The state projects chosen were NKnow Your Familyn and nRemembering the Aging.U 'Know Your Familyn is a phase of the National Project, 'Families Together,' with particular emphases on parent-teen-age understanding. The annual F.H.A. banquet was planned with this project in mind, as this is the one time of the year that the members of F.H.A. and their families are all together. Freshmen Sophomore F.H. 5. ,..,.zv1- I - , , ' --H-4.3, Q I - Q . Q I -V A C ..., , -1 L ' 'S-1 1 x R1 g 53,1 y F- f. Z I . J I First row: Play Johnson, Phyllis Cooper, Faye Dolan, Susan Morrison, Joan Fisher, Anita Foreman, Linda Friend, Helen Stewart, Bonnie Harden. Second rows Hargie Pernicka, Mary Rowland, Carolyn Janes, Judy Hosalek, llargaret Burleson, Carolyn Helnzig, lhry Earle Hendricks , Sue Ggylor, Wanda hrtln. Third rows Daisy Chapman, Hary Ellen Bradley, Reva Johnson, Beverly Edens, Ruth Ann Leister, Ananda Evans, hrbara Uilliaas, Ella Gordon, Carolyn Landers, Iaogene Stewart, lellie Whitley, ladine Collins. 'Raeabering the Aging' was practiced throughout the year, and during the month of February a party was held in honor of our aged. For a local project, the F.H.A. girls served meals to the monthly aeetings of the Chamber of Commerce. This project proved very satisfactory. Soae of the highlights of the year in addition to the F.H.A. banquet are the initiation and installation services, F.F.A. and FJ-I.A. partys, the, F.l-LA. Ralley held in Oklahoma City, and probably the most talked and the aost mticipated about o ' e , me A Hp ill' sq ' .. A I . 'fowl .N 7 if . v XL 1 v Q - ,A s.3 lg' Class discussion on home living. F.H.A. mothers attend Christmas programs. z'A 4 ,Q ,P Mrs- ROY Ellis, Hrs- May Heinzig, Hrs. Arthur Linville, and Hrs. Lloyd James. The clothes worn by the girls in this picture were made by them in their home making classes. Devotional Center at the Christmas Program -1 fx I X .'f 4-1 3 ' i A n 04 !,.a .I A QLoF370 b ' U , Q-PFXF if -XX Af-9 ' ,A CF -.4 o Q f f:-,tif e, .I 0 ' .0 . fv , ,t , xx 1 ' ' 'rf' 0 D 4, K X ' lx -J 1' d . Jem . Bula! . es H 5 ac-Age? Otter . ff ,Z , 'V-N , S yi Ungal lf- f 4 Ib Fredrick Walenta Harvey Russell President AdviSOr 1.1540 K Fafm Lbvfd Tre Seflfeta Trwalilto FR G John Lacquement Vice President 1 :: ' his is nur Zlzallenge ,L .v' ,Q PRNSHL ruuun. L -H ffff . X ff Q I llf '49 ::w- Y' 4 ff' .f' Qfjf ss 4 . 5-4 A ki 5 ' -, f -' 7 C' -' 1, f rf' N V, 'Q-V ' , 1 1 ' Q ' ,., it , -.J , an , f 22 il 2 Y' X Zf Q, L ,- . Sh ' I' T -A 1 I - ,fggiffi '...-- , ff if ,335 K J' ..1-- 0 g ,,, L-4- ...- ,,,..- ,-::. j-nfk ' 4 1 ,. X? XF - , l K .V . ,V N , : I -12? A lr' - 57 - 1 - - f aa 'IZ . , 1 f 4 -9 l-ann' 17777 'rl 'fi' qxfi 5 ' ' U, ,ff , ,fffff , I 2 E'5 !54,,1,g:f. T ? ,,-L '9 ' g , K fi, qazf- 1 f ' J H Q K-' Y ' .f.- , P ,-'-41122-24 f f . T , L-1 rf: 4, Q ,f 'Y - .-'f'12f',- L J -' . - - , rxfffzef' .- 4 'u ..r -N .-,3:1q- '- ' , ACQQY 4 L- - A v - , ,' x.. Future Farmers Cf America G O fi First Row: Jim Harsh, Don Hightower, George Sestak, Shelby Burchette, Raymond Thoma, Wayne Fawcett, Jerry Opela, Tom y Pechacek, Mr. Russel. Second Row: Gordon Greer, Jack Bullard, Dennis Pennington, James Hein- zig, Ihvid Greer, Troy Farmer, Fredrick U lenta, Robert Kahanek, David Bartosh. Third Row: Eugene Rowland, Wayne Hayes, Ji mie Pospicil, Harb ren Fawcett, Glen Carpenter, Everett Riddle, T.J. Simek. Fourth Row: Jvon Stewart, Frank Quarry, Leroy Carpenter, John Turnbull, Doyle Good, Joe Podest, Lavon Hightower, Johnny Kolar, Darrell Roller, John Lacque- ment. This completes one of our most successful years. A group of fine boys who are endeavoring to better themselves by adapting better methods of farming. They also improve themselves in leadership abilities work- ing together and co-operating for the betterment of the com unity. The services are many that these boys perform for their community and its residents - not to gain monitary wealth but for the purpose of improving their proficiency in doing a job. AGRICULTURE The Backbone of the Nation's Economy Oklahoma's agriculture, too, is extremely varied. Her 45,000,000 acres show more diversity of soil groups than any other state's, and her climate also has wide variation. Growing season ranges from 180 to 240 days, and rainfall varies from 15 to 60 inches. 0 lv This page is representative of some of the outstanding accomplishments of the members of the organization. The top picture is of boys who have received the top degree given by a state or- ganization. That of Junior Plaster Farmer of State Famer. The fortunate boys are Thomas Loaflan, Charles K.o1ar,Junior, and Charles Pechacek. Thomas Loafnan and Charles Kolar, Junior received top Rational Foundation awards in the Swine and miry Farming respectively. The lover picture is of Governor lhymond Cary making presentation of the coveted Gooner's Award to Charles Kolar, Junior. The award is given to the top Junior lhster Farmer in the state who is selected first as the District Star Famer and then the State Star Famer is select- ed fron the top five boys representing each of their districts. This is the cost Cgvehed award in the organization. sun umm uuuuo ' .anu- , ' '9' PRAGUE CHAPTER lo 184 FA ' ,. 52. A group of sheep being showm by FFA boys at the local fair. These are Hampshire sheep owned by David krtosh. qu., . -:NN x ' 'ie ,N-T . ' K FP -.- . ' 'e ' -- 2 ' F 2Q gun . , Q '37 -.... h N ' H 'B-N, These helfers and their ex- lhitors in the county fair are representatives for the Carl Gl- ens award given by Hrs. Carl Ou- ens for the top junior fuale in chiry breeds. Holsteins ouned and shown by Uarren Fawcett. lilking Qxort Horns owned and shown by Leslie Stotler. Jersey owned and shown by lhrrell Roller. The Jersey won the award. 5. 1 ba.- The Queen is crowned for 1956. Miss Jackie Sue Goss, who was crown- ed at the annual Parent-son knquet in hx-ch, by Thomas Loafman. This is one of the highlights of the year. Joan Fisher and Patsy Famer were the attendants with their es- corts, Johnie Kolar and Robert Kah- anek. I , A group of Guemsey cattle shown at the county fair. Cat- , tle are owned and exhibited by Troy Famer. 5 1.1 .V .s ,.... ,ff eff F421 -. 'ik- 5 Q l- .. I .Lay V la. R 1 K' . l 'll ?F 92? ,gun-' Cathy Team-y Frances Powell Beverly Tompkine Larry Trent Donna Fisher anal Melva Vaughn Barbara Williame Carolxn Hoinzig Donald VValt+.-rs harles Blackwell Judy Itaobalek Judy lwosalek Jack Bullard Pat James Lharlotte Davis Under The Water Tower 1,4-'i :iv Olsox Editor Assistant Editor Roving Reporter Mystery Character Senior Reporters Junior Sophomore Freshman Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Band FHA FFA Red Pepper . Speech Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter as O S The Editorial Staff Faculty Advisor Mrs. Blackwell Editors Linda Linville Donna Fisher Departmental Editors - Sonja Fouquet Pat McDonald Fredrick Halenta Catherine Emery 'X Yearbook Staff HMTORS Donna Fisher Linda Linville l fl Gig .P Photographer: Larry Trent Proofreaders Cathy Tesney Beverly Tompkins Hxsiness Managers: Pat James Janice Hancock Advertising Managers Dennis Pennington Jack Bullard Pep Club LAND OF FAITH v lx- Faith in God is The cornerstone upon f I A which Oklahoma is hoili This faith ' ,- was with members of the Five Civi- iu T Tommee Long' :ponsor lized Tribes on Their forced removal over the Trail of Tears, and as fhev lived and prospered in spite of adver- siiy in their new home land Cheerleaders: Carolyn Heinzig, Joan Fisher, Zae Ann Knoepfli, Lorene Olsovsky, Thanya Lee Ford, mascot. First Row: Melva Vaughan, Sue Gaylor, Phyllis Cooper, Faye Nolan, Margaret B rleson, Carolyn James, Melva Banks, Verna Adams, Mary Rowland. Second Row: Wanda Martin, Catherine Emery, Alice Harris, Mary Earle Hendricks, Aveline Smith, Cathy Tesney, Pat James, Janice Hancock, Donna Fisher, Linda Linville. Third Row: Bonnie Warden, Linda Friend, Reva Johnson, Mary Ellen Bradley, Nadine Collins, Ella Gordon, Shirley Ehith, Judy Nosalek, Alice Ann Heinzig. Fourth Row: Susan Morrison, Carol Ann Ellis, LaJune Goss, Maxine Stotler, Nellie Whitley, Shirley Huitt, Peggy Gregory, Pat Fanmer, Charlotte Davis, Helen Stewart. Cheerleaders K ep ! 1 ? 7 'm ilf-!a'mMu,u F W M ,xx lllOllll r '- , lligggil.. . I 9 I 9 Joan Fisher, Sohphomore Zae Ann Knoepfli, Junior WE GOT THAT SPIRIT Carolyn Heinzig, Freshman HIT THAT LINE RESPONSIBILITY AND DEPENDABILITY go hand in hand with these three officers of the Red Peppers. Lina Linville, President Cathy Tesney, Vice-President Pat James , Reporter Thsnya Lee Ford, Mascot, LITTLE BIG SHOT FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! 4' 'HQ Lorene Olsovslq, Senior How 'run LINE. H7 Attendants Imogene Stewart F.F.A. La June Goss F.F.A. Bonnie Warden F.F.A. Rae Ellen Rains Football Judy Nosalek Football Wanda Martin Ehnd Tomye Hayes Band Chieffain slit 5 - Princesses King James Heinzig Basketball l K ing Attendants Zae Ann Knoepfli Basketball Patsy James Basketball La Ju e Goss Basketball Cathey Tesney Basketball is s.., ..s. ,. I t u ' I ' J K . 1 . f 7 26,5 - y BASKETBALL QUEEN Mary Earle Hendricks ,I ,-. V +1 14- ff ., ,,. - g,,'.,:,a5i ik- -2 -v Jr A Q11 -wtf,-an, ,,? f,- , ef!! THE 1: RED DE ILS .f gs Jun Thorpe Lea s M arade of World s reatost Athletes W' Q From You Know Where X4 Prague Okla May 98 1886 whose name was Jnm Thorpe has been desxgnated by an As socxated Press poll as athlete ofthe half century 1900 1950 Thorpe won the Deca thlon at the 1912 Olymplcs ln Stockholm but hrs medals were later taken from hlm when the hugh and mnghty AAU dlscovered he once played a seml pro baseball game for money Ilm was the fabulous runnmg halfback for the Carllsle Indlans under Coach Glenn Pop Warner He played pro baseball from 1913 to 1919 wlth the Glants CIIICIIIIIHII and Boston Braves hlt 327 for Boston m 60 games He died penmless m Callfomla March 28 1953 A town ln Pensylvama was named for hlm He was burned ln Jim Thorpe Pennsylvanla 4- 57' Q X f 0 f ? X Q X i d X lx' y, A Q X. - X J, U ' ,1 X XX 7 4 X , , is I XX 1, A 5 A Sac 81 Fox Indian bom at 4 'X 1 ' b ' 9 , , . 7 L' I ik 55 . J 71 - ETF X N? 'X' 1 gd Q K Q i A 6,1 i Y Q lv W f 'A . N -- -- W P P ,A . jaw X - E-gag M A A .gr Dickie Pruitt Frankie Powell Jack Bullard Jimnv Cooper Dennis Pennington Quarterback Fullback Guard Halfback End All Dist. All Dist. A11 Dist. A11 , x I NF ' 'A 5- N . P 1' ? Xa ' 3 0 -1 , .Af i ,-wx sg -- 7 rv if ' 1 K f I .ax L. Lan-y Trent Freddie Gregory John Criswell Graden Rogers Bob Cook Half-back Tackle Center Fullback All Dist. A11 Dist. Hon. Men. A Dist ' d IS greete . r lg?-Y J , .eg 5253 Hmig ww hw g -P r. All Dist. Guard Hon. Hen rvC if l Hldfn Largent Robert Kahanek H - H? ff ,' xv' 4 A 3 . Tackle C? 'IN -' f' H 55 'ffxuf lyk David Greer End Freddie Vaughn Center 'Y3, ' Q, f 1 l G4 A, 'IQ YQ-sv 'I in ' - KX - L r' ' I ' . 'P ., ig, V wwf 7-1. D jg Y I X W '...f ,X 59-P1 DF'-l1'.Y Jimmy Page George Brown Tackle Back Tackle Hon. Hen. Hon, Hen. Hgn, Hen, 'Q is 'N gg? I, -it 1 A I J x 'I V I' sr 1... I ,.. 9 s' . ' -- ., E 5 H a W. - 1 Y ' Q 5' Sa g ' 'rr af ' I . gg Don Hightower Cecil Hddaughnn Chuck Holmes HCR Quarterback Halfba'-Tk Gene Hancock Tackle 'Z , H? , f Y 3 i If . 'lx . g EH , v on Q g 1 I95 Football Record Date Opponent He They Sep. lb lhvenport 19 111 sep. 21 ueemcka 111 18 Sep. 28 Stroud 13 6 Oct. S Perkins 7 O Oct. 12 Chandler 12 lb Oct. 19 Yale 20 20 Oct. 26 Konala 19 33 Nov. 2 Allen 13 13 Nov. 8 Shawnee Dunbar 21 13 Nov. 16 Harrah no 6 Nov. 21 Crescent 6 32 DOUBLE SIX-ALLfCONFEHEHCE Name Pos. Ht. Dennis Pennington End 6'O Jack Bullard Gu rd 5'9n John Crlsvell Center S'9n Janes Heinzig Guard 5'11W Dickie Pruitt Quarterback 51101 Larry Trent Halfback 5'8 Jil Cooper Halfback 5'9 HONORABLE HEITIOH Chuck Holmes Buck Uendell Brown Tackle Graden Rogers B ck Bob Cook End Rayne H yes Guard Jim Page hck Buddy Largent Center 5-c ALL- DISTRICT lane Pos. Ht. B0b Cock End S'lO' Jack Bullard Guard S'9' Janes Heinzig Guard S'11n John Criswell Center S'9' Dennis Pen ington En svow Dickie Pruitt Quarterback 5'10 Lnr1y'Trcnt Halfback 5'8' Jin Cooper Halfbnck S'9' Uhere Played Prague Prague Stroud Prague Prague Yale Prague Allen Shawnee Harrah Crescent Height 160 170 155 165 160 155 168 ur. 165 170 165 155 160 160 155 168 Al 411 Bob Ausmus, Head Coach :mgngLgm,firyg S , l ,-5. - jx . 11 Q y 3 . J, 'JZ- Double 6 Conference East 5-C District Trophy Orville Ashcraft, Assistant Coach 'rf 4 ' I Tri- -f. Y' it I1 n . bfi . Yifaf .1 -- 1.f55- w U'Q'41Ag25iQf, I . 2 . -4 '9 I Bob Colvin Danny Rogers , Center Guard N Gerald Hobley Donald Halters Tackle Quarterback I ,lf YF 'M Jerry Davis EGR Bobby Humana 1 2 R I , I Center T i . x S A 'KS 1 bl Scoreboard ' Prague 28 Cherel Hetulka 6 Prague lh Ctherel Stroud 21 QQ Prague 28 Ktherel Uetunka O ,v ' Prague 13 Kherel Stroud 6 1 f 1 5 ,, Prague 28 Ktherel Tecumseh 6 X . 'I fl - X Prague 311 fherel Tecumseh 7 f ' . ' G31 Frank Quary Halfback James Vanzant Fullback Lavon Hightower Quarterback Doyle Fouquet HX lun .-annex -FV nf 'Lf ll Joe Hill 138 Gmnrd Lloyd Linville End ,,,, -rf? LY, C xx, 4, 5' Q X ' ,,,. L. 1 k Stanley Kolar Eck Ronald Fairbanks kck Joe Thompson mek Coy Famer hck Georg' Young Milf red Lacqueaent Tackle Don Helnzig Tackle Jvon Stewart End np Boys Basketball Dennis Pennington Forward Opponent Stroud Chandler Davenport Meeker Konawa Eaven ort Hellston Yale Stroud Meeker Ihvenport CLinc They oln County Tournamentl Konawa hh 8 Marlow Central CEdmond Tournamentb LaCasa CEdmond Tournamentb Yale hh 39 Where Played Prague Prague Davenport Prague Konawa Prague Prague Prague Stroud Meeker Stroud Prague Edmond Edmond Yale Q 9 , . y V W S A! x ,,g3 S 1 , l ,'1 3 3 1 1 N4 x,. 9 .1 1-3, . . ' I ' 4 'f g - 3 fy Sb A 3 nail., A55 .4 I 5 wg We 35 hO 29 58 39 60 SO h6 h2 39 h3 71 17 61 hO 31 Y h2 68 30 3h h6 h8 3 50 39 39 37 Dickie Pruitt Larry Johnson CIIUCK HOIIICS Bob Cook Earl Drury Guard Forward G'-lard Guard Center Q1 Xu ' Cecil HcI.augh1 in Warren Fawcett ,Jing Pospisil Guard Forward Center Buddy Largent Hldfw Guild Graden Rogers Forward Forward Forward The leadmng scorers have been LaJune Goss and Carol I Girls' Basketball R-N. Zae Ann Knoepfli Guard The gxrls basketball tean started off the season in a successful way wmth four straight wxns The girls are de fending D1StF1Ct champ1ons wzth the same team members as last year except for the add1t1on of several valuable sopho- mores Ellis Cathy valuable play Nxhssu Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Prague Tesney is the only Senzor and has been a maker at Chandler hellston 33 Stroud 2h Chandler 25 Davenport 28 Meeker 35 Konaua S6 lhverxport 21 Uellston 31 Carney 33 Ehven ort Yale 38 Stroud 3 Meeker 3 Stroud l Meeker 3 Konava Yale 6 Wellston M3 28 aniiv ! f Jo An Stewart Guard '1 f- 1 1Ir1s!1s ik . f X if 36 ---.----- . 32 ---- ----- Q3 .g 3g------..- i 2 ,,-,,-,-, 2 113- ..------ ff 5 382 ........ 9 -1 A 3h- -------- shi 1 X Prague 18 --------- Paden 23 if Q , 'af M2 --------- 1 as --------- of ,, f su---- ---- ' f 3 1 'x 28- ----- -- 5 Q f I, 29 --------- h - ' 3h --------- 7 4 I 27 --------- 1 ' ' 38- ------- - M9 h9--- ---- - Uh ---- ---- sf f'1 ' Q :APA otte Davis Carol Ellis L.aJune Goss Ch-U1 Forward Pat Famer Fo d Guard Guard X L., N-vw ' 1 Cathy ,resney A igaali-lginzig Forward , if U M I Q hd Susan Horri son Guard Daisy Chapman Forward fi Smirley JO Slim Forward Helen Stewart. I lek lwans Judy OSI Fo d Amanda Forward Forward . M B. l Z7 F mm xy Bob Ausmus, Coach, James Vanzant, Robert Martin, Lavon Hightower, Joe Thompson, Frank Quary, George A. Young, Javon Stewart, Bennie Hensley, Bobby Holland, Ronnie Stewart. Junior High Basketball Margaret Burleson, Carolyn James, Ella Gordon, Starla Roller, Ann Leonard, Carolyn Heinzig, Bob Ausmus, Coach, Loyea Mae Stewart, Nadine Collins, Imogene Stewart, Faye Nolan, Nellie Whitley, Sue Gaylor. jj! L Csss 4-t Qsr 'f Oklahoma Wxntcr 1 Nlllllltlltw 1 0tt l 1 N ng . Oklahoma leach all the Cl3tf'Q of the union ln broomcmn pI'0llll'll0l1, aml that s the lllllll. If all the lmroomvorn raisml in Uklahoma eavh yr-ar voultl he made into one big lnroom it could swoop the Communist world off the map. Seniors Class Cfflcers Beverly Tompkins, Pres Pat James, Vice Pres Linda Linville, Sec 8. Tres Donna Fisher Lorenz Olsovsky, Reporters P C :jf r 1' David bartosh F. F. A. - 1. years Treasurer Mechanical Drawing an ' 'rll Jack Bullard F. F. A. -1. years Reporter Football - A years Baseball - 2 years John Crisvell F. F. A. - 3 years Football - 3 years 6 'rsr- Basketball - 2 years Baseball - 1 year dll' Catherine Emery F. rl. A. - 4 years Red Peppers - 4 Years Student Council - l year Band - 3 years Sonja Fouquet Band 25 years Junior Play Office Barbara Burcbette Office - 2 years F. H. A. - I. years Dramatic Club Glee Club - lf years Troy Farmer F. F. A. -I. years Secretary Student Council Basketball - 1 year I i J 1 . , ,.,, .-J CnculF1mronull Jimmy Cooper Football - 1 year Mechanical Drawing Band - 7 yearn Donna Fisher F.H.A. - L years Red Peppers - 1 year 111211181 Queen Editor of Annual .IDF !L'J 1-e . ,A 39,34 . .,, ,ff 33 'X gi 1 if ' - ' KZ' L ' HONEYMOON Mary Ann Hardin F.H.A. - 2 years Red Peppers - l year Glea Club - l year Annual Staff ' A xx xy , J M , I s a I nk Larry Johnson Football - 3 years Basketball - 1. years F.B.A. - l year Industrial Arts i Janice Hancock F.H.A. - 1. years Red Peppers - 2 years Annual Staff Office - 2 years 'X Pat James F.H.A. - 1, years Football Queen Red Peppers - 1. years Band - 1, years .laik Freddy Gregory Bootball - A years li 4 Jordon Greer F.F.A. - 2 years Industrial Arts Dramatic Club Future - Insurance Basketball - 3 years Drarnatics Club Industrial Arte - 2 years 19 Janes Heinzig F.F.A.- A years Sentinel Football - 3 years Mechanical Drawing John Lacquenent F.F.A. - I, years Football - 2 years LH Club - 2 years cl Rosalie Heimer F.!i.A.- 1, years Junior Play Library Staff Glee Club - 2 years 1 ff la.- 'lv 'as .5 -'Y Linda Linville F.H.A. - L years Red Peppers - 4 y98FS F.F.A. Queen Editor of Annual uf'-1 Jimmy Pospicil F.F.A. - A years Basketball - 3 years Track - 1 year LH Club - L year mug l Eugene Rowland F.F.A. - 3 years Track - 2 years Football - 3 years Baseball - 2 years :Nfl A L V' 4 'v-w : I: , 14:3 'fl fi ,'f'Jxxl ' J fs, f' ffy- Xie, X l'JQ wtf ' fix 'Hn if 1 ,ln ffl' if ff. XM' 1ur.Q9, Y Ifn. JI X ' ' ' 5 ' V , Q W -.. . N. J 'X f 4 'AQ ' , 191' ' x V f' , T Jung G ' v ge. ZxH,ll-1x,Fmxu-s inn ,pr Q 5 A 55: 1' - 'SAY ,ae f' +519 Pat MacDonald F.n.A. - A years Library - Byears Office - 2 years basketball - 25 years 'P Frances Powell F.H.A. - l year Glee Club - l year Junior Play Library Staff ,kp- x , , .W aft. . fa, 1 3' Lorene Olsovsky F.H.A. - L years ded Peppers - A years Band - 2 years Dramatic Club 5 v.,4, Frankie Powell Football - L years F.F.A. - 3 years Baseball - 2 years Home Bc - 1 year Teresa Rowland F.H.A. - L years Red Peppers - l year Office Basketball - 25 years Dennis Pennington F.F.A. - A years Football - 3 years Basketball - 3 years Home Ee - 1 year 'A Wm FQ 1? Dickie Pruitt Football - L years Basketball - 4 years Baseball - A years Track - 1 year D 3' .r- !! '-e. ' ae ' - of can an f gg L C' f ,. Y 5 . al :BLL :- , . , f5, - 1 :-Q f -5 1-2' i.5g- AVIATION ENTHVSIASI 'T '-v Annalee Thorne Dramatic Club Glee Club - 2 years Office Future - Secretary Betty Whitaker F.H.A. - 4 years Red Peppers - 4 years Glee Club - 1 year Dramatic Club fs an-4 fl George Sestak Band - 6 years F.F.A. - I. years 1:-Z7 Q Future - College I Cathy Tesney F.H.A. - 1. years Red Peppers - 1, years Basketball Queen Cheerleader Fredrick Halenta F.F.A. - I, years President Band - 6 years Basketball - 2 years Harold Hyatt Basketball - 1 year Track - 1 year Dramatic Club Kathryn Simek F.H.A. - 1, years Dramatic Club Glee Club - 2 years Red Peppers - 2 years 1' -J Larry Trent F.H.A. - 2 years Football - I, years Basketball - 3 years Dramatic Clu N b 1P'Xn 11 ' Beverly Tompkins F.H.A. - I, years Red Peppers - 3 years Band - 1, years Glee Club - 1, years Freda Uhitley F.H.A. - 1, years Red Peppers - I, years 'hlirler - 1 year Dramatic Club lr MUSIC IN THE AIR xllfllhlllll I ou Inu, 'lull nl lunu' 1111 1 1 1111 1 1 I1 11111 111 111 1111 11 I 111 11111111 11 1 I 1 I 111111111 11111 I11 111111111 11111 UHIIIH 1 1 III I 1 1 Ill 1111 1 L 1 1 1 I1 1 I1 ll 1111111111111 1 11 If 1 Il l1f1I111111111 11111 lllwlllfll 11111 K Ill Hllll IIIIIN Nllfllllll Illll I MAN AT WORK FIDDLE FADDLE EXCUSES PLEASE once uron A rms il l CREAM or THE caor MIXED EMOTION ILIERYBODIS AFF-HRS WE'RE LOADED WATCH BIRD ON OUR WAY PEEK-A-BOO Q!! POOR GUY .-4' ll U 4 . JF I 1' 5, E- Q 3 'f 'l 9 O R.. N4- Juniors ill' l I yb li, .I- THE C11 Class Officers 1111 Q-X, OIL ' Cok M S' d Ra E11 1 L S091 U1 x-'a Q X egg X 0, Q9 Q3 'Wx' I ' Mau ,. A . . -, J 4 K A N. Q 1 fl lg 1 ' I P . f P ' A A V . uv x n 'g I ' - -A Q t ! A V 'U 1 - . A 1 - I . U ' ' K tex .Q 4? . - x I Bob o , Pres. M K Pat Famer, Vice-Pres. Q M' W e en Rains, Sec. m Alice Harr e, Tres. Y Helva Vaughan, Reporter I, A Z Melva knks, n cadet cf' ss L s N 'ZX s s Q ' K Q 1 1 sf Z' ,,g L Cl l'0 JN lj 1 Charlotte lhvi s Carol Ellis Jema Adams He lva mnks Glen Carpenter bb Cook J ' Patsy farmer x 4.3 .i Rowena Fields Peggy Gregory LaJune Goss Roylyn Hamilton Q XS- Mary Frances Holik 1 ' Alice J Harris Toqye Hayes f x Alice Ann Heinz! Banda Hollon Shirley Hunt 4 Robert Kahanck Y Y ' 4 Y' 5' 1 1 . V X XA . tsl, ' A E f P Xwvw NJ s Q - 'i I .J 'X -s 'f ' 3 1 , . i -. 1- ,linux - , . A ,QKAK 5 K, kmgifg-rr ' .4:' , x 9 .1 I ' , X WI ' m I - . 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I.lXINl. Il ll lzhh. f Europa until they had sun DIE? PROBLEMS L ,Q X -. the things vu have in this country. N S0 HELI' N5 KNTI-Ill. SITTING I'Rl'f'I'TX. .0 Nil ,,.., ONE UF THE Jl'lI'lER MOMENTS xix 4-L.. ,gps- Sophomores M Wx 9 EAT f Officers 655 X C Ho C P, Jlmllly Page, Pres George Broun, V1ce Pres John Turnbull, Sec 8- Tres Barbara wil113.UlS, Reporter George Brown Daley Chapman Jlny Coleman P' 'W' L Y 'luxe 2xE.N xx eroy Cox Q- 'Qui ,C-. i f ul!!! H Y 'Ss- i ...e P'Y S- S Earl Drurey Uayne Ellison Amanda Evans Barren Fsucett Joan Fisher Randal Flanagan Anita Foreman Carl Frederick Linda Friend Doyle Good David Greer Buddy Guild Sharon Hart Eugene Hancock Mary Earle Hendricn Don Hightower .li NY Chuck Holmes -n--n Mae Johns n Gale Kelley Johnny Kolar L 5 + 3' 5 .A 'A I i 'o A' -ww i' . . .F x :Q X .a w I i N., '- ff., ' 'W J. ,I G Xxx X 4l ' ' T ' 4 I. ' ff : 1 Q Q LJ'- zr ' W , .I 'W 'C' 1 fig, .'.'l11I -4 'X' 1'7 4 1:1 fl -5- QE- as lm U' ab! ' h tl- J' ,Q ' dk gf! L -1 - N534 'E ' so ' r x an ' 0 ' X 'fi X . . , .W A :- ffl A Wlxf'-33 Q V I' ZIP ' ,, X xt - Z, -, 1 A ' W x X X F A , 1, Ay? IAEEIIH v in W ' .3 E' Q , Il r - -42: , Ruth Lcister 13' hnda Martin X one nu-un X6 E X Pat HacGinn1s ff Cecil Hclaughlin Susan Harrison Jucb' losalek Jimmy Pagv Jody Pantlil Joe Podes Gvorne Rains Evert Riddle Ehrrell Roller T J S mek Larry Sinon Thomas Sisson tha qmi Y T' Roy Lf-2 ft mart Le lie Stotler ig John Turnbull Freddy Vaughn Bonn'e I-'az-:len Bubara Williams 5 . . L iQlEhgStLVRft o Q'hk. LOOK AT THIS ENJOY YOURSELVES FUTURE EX ECUTIVES 4 ' 1 A A S MORE FUN QC SILENCE PLEASE Q4 'Jw 0 WWW Freshmen X' x .ms Q THE Gfflcers t Pr i Pli Cop MaryBd1y'I' D lynH ig J -l Q . -5 i ' l 4 i .sm . - ni' n F G C V 6,1 Y' 'Q-X O James Vanzan , 'UA ,IE f Rom e stewart, vi Pr w ' 6 - hy s o er, Se m - A X, .F Q' ' v Caro ra eing Te ' 4- :A f E m l 4 Q ' may il ' P f 2- .4 - 4 .1f '7 1 f x S 0 ff v X 5' 511 ' ' I N , , 'Il 4g X V. ' -In 'sl-1 W, 5- ,Q ' Robert Adams Mary Ellen Bradley Margaret Burleson Shelby Burchette Nadine Collins wg, , N E' KI, 6 Ronnze Fairbanks Wayne Fawcett Ns Sue Gaylor Ella Gordon Minnie Gordon Agnes Gerlick Carolyn Heinzig Lavon Hightower Janes Hughes Carolyn James Reva Johnson nlllha. vii Wi: .J ytfg! fvtix mah. U, J-x 'vu Q X Robert Colvin Phyllis Cooper Leroy Carpenter Beverly Edens Burrno 01115 w LD wrsv snow 3 K 1 Ann Martin 'Ig Gerald Mobley 51 rf Q 9 - X' . . -.Q gk xv-X . 1 A . . mf lvx higgg f,,, 1 'lla S B I ' AV' V A D no I g I 1 A we :gr -X , a 1 H3 W 0 'f ' J tx 562 ' - EG, s f'-' -,vm .YA xl K ,N f af R X y A we X 'evil '57, '1' ,L . -U x 1 y A Je: Z' 2. 'A of ' gv g f-1 'v ' ' B' -- ,f B i:!Ij -W:--,K 1.33: ' ' L wav P N! -V Q .J gig K ' - 4 . 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Q' P f - M --'t' '4 , ' s ll. -',. ,, , N K X r0'x 'va '---.. ,. . n m, n 1 y l a owe U A ii, ' . X Eighth Grade 1 -M - :st .v 6'-'Q Class Officers Doyle Fouquet, Pres Bobby Holland, Vice Pres Bernice Janda, Sec 6 Tres Donald Walters Reporter 'uno 1: Z - W , i E ,, ' I . D 1 F Q 'Q I 9 9 'Og Y 7 Karren Barton Freddy x 2 S' 1'---Y 1 EF ' LL.. Doyle Fouquet Don Heinzig Jerry Davis Mary Vs i i sk Sta:-land Davis Farmer Kenneth Holder 361113, H011011 Bobby Holland Philip Janes D . Y - x I' 6 I K 1 X - gl C1 V 5 L- ' N- L, ' , l v i .-Au X ,J . Q , K i IIA . ' f K , 0 1 f C0 Coy in 'f' D N av- . B h ' i 1 , 'S V p Y11' ' vv zz- f ' - ' I 5 I ' e 1 3 ' wt! rr' V -,tv ., -' V. - . . , v Q o N QL '-- '.1. . 34 as ' . ' 1 1 4 ' ' . l . Ns 'Le Bernice Janda JURY Kerb! Ernest Kelly 'X S. Eddie Landers Lloyd Linville Ann Leonard 5 -uf Starla Roller Danny ROQQFS ue Sala 'Z 64 LIU Hovari Tyler Joe wan iams Donald Walters rx Stanley Kolar R0bb16 Kinzey Milfred AL 'ik I I F I Enalee Pemicka Ned Mills 'lb- Lacqument I I lhle Porter fl! . Legwiua Loyea Mae Stewart. Charlotte Snith ,x O Dale Evans Juqf Daughtry Sharon Stotler of A95 s A Mix II I ' ' 4, 4 34 Z. A L ' -5 -1. L ii . u. wil- Mer A TA ' 1' b '-., x V i , Ti mug. L ,, gx. 1 ,V 1. , ky Lb, 3 :Z ' Q- I1 L. 'g Q: oe, E 4 A A W x ' Vis: ' X y 1 ' ' L XX ' ' l 1 ' , ' A L f H .7 ' 1 J . 'ztligffhw :VA Q 4 'N . Y L.-fi AVA if A Q ix 1 Q 'A 'LL V' X L. :Q V f' YV, P Q42 S , 6 -L XX 3 N52 A f I nv-ff xllxit -f - Q' L. W5 -2. 5 :, ,J S 'T Q? : x M W2 I ' I f o f' . , - ' fi ' , Q K . N l 1 .A ,M t . Seventh Grade 3 Class Officers Linda Iricrc, Pres Mary Susan Roberts, Vice Pres James Kilby, Sec Charles Blackwell, Reporter bs Fil HX!- Charles Blackwell Floyd Chapman Velm Cooper Beth Burleson Juqy Colvin Donna Dmcan 'UUA 3 QD E' if H? l I Llnzey Friend Gene Greer James Ha,-dison Shawn F01-'USU Donald Gregory Benny Hensley 1 4 I N f ,X t 3.4 : X PTT ' ' .B , We ,, -. fe - ., r 23 , f . ,-1 l ' ZVQ y fd - V A 'fx V , , fl x :IQ 9 , ,A N Q , 1 , . s X J X X Q Q 3 ' f 'Q N 'V+ 5 v ,. I Iv -ff, 5-I A ,. fa lt . F? -' I -. , V v e N Fr-fn. f -. Q , l, ,. 5 LJ ' N X XX , S ' l Q ri , J Q - I K. 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H WT h ' X ixrvvfn 'v ! c A 6 Grades QM 'lv' lgxx I ...A sa Oklahoma Resources Coronado traveled across Oklahoma 80 years before the Pilgrims salled on the Mayflower. Will Rogers. My ancestors dldn t come over on the Mayflower but they met the boat. 6977, Irick -- Flfth Grades First Row: Helen Rogers, Linda Greer, Dorethia lhnials, Judy Levisey, Bob Hardlson, Tomnw Lhvis, Anny Young, Barbara Pernlcka, Lin mrton, Pauletta lhvls, Jack Pinion, Mrs. F. S. Irick. Second Roux Jerry Leonard, Roger Redeker, Dianna Martin, Joyce Williams, Gerald Davis, Ulkl Wright, Tommy Hale, SISIOH Hlynek, Tim Tyler, Patricia Miller, Jimmy Hensley. Third Row: Dena Henderson, Carol Ann Wyatt, Pam James, Eldon Johnson, Estella Bell Baker, Allen Kimery, Francis Drury, Glen Ogburn, John Thomas Birchfield -- Sixth Grade: Top Roux Donald Gordon, John Kinsey, Don McNie1, Cheryle mnks, Cora Quary, Linda Kimery, Darllne Lander, mrbara Ellison, Carolyn Burchette, Anna Mae Hollik, Mr Birchfield, Second Row: Robert way, Jerry Warden, Karen Langley, Mike Fairbanks, Sandra Fields, Danny Nosalek, Gene Mills, Jerry Gouker, Wanda Sala, Doyle Martin. Third Row: David Coleman, Dorothy Hollon, Donna Cochran, Lillie Gouker, Arval Navrath, Benny Cox, Patricia Edmonds, Rosie Podest, Ronnie Roller. Q0 so '. . ff w 'ff' za Q .JMY 3 wb J 11 Q06 ofthe ,Q-,A T dm -Q0 9ls',,y Trammell -- Fourth Grade Fourth Roux Mark Rollins, Deanna Harden, Karen Kilby, Joann Smith, Mary Jo Kolar, Jacquie Judd, Benton Stricklin, Sally Berry, Ray Ellison, Danny Linville, Dickie Good, Mrs. Trammell. Third Row: Sharon Stotler, Calvin Linzey, Sharon Terry, Diana Lary, George Fraily, Mike Stottlemyre, Phyllis Spoon, Sandra Hill, Sidney Thompson, Charles Dostal, Rickey Kimery. Second Row: Royena Newton, Bethie Walters, Betty Knuckols, Kinneth Gouker, Judy Long, Wayne Fredrick, James Holland, Paulette McLaughlin, Sherry Johnson. First Row: Leo Daniels Jr., FreddjeRoss, Rogene Sykora, Carolyn Heimer, Marilyn Heimer, Ihnny Good, Bennie Roller. Long -- Third Grade Standing: Mrs. Long, Joyce Edmond, Mary Ellen Duncan, Connie Rogers, Bessie Pearl Pearson, Patsy Hightower, Nancy McGinnis, Nonma Quary, Joe Davis, Linda Lea Bridge, Donna Smith, Richard Gordon, Mike Kahanek, Karen Ellis. Seated: Linda Marie Ellison, Eva Nell Moss, Gary Ladra, Mitchell Pinion, B ent Hollon, Glen Leonard, Jean Mills, Bill McLean, Earlene Thompson, Ronnie Sykora, Jim y Young, Steve Case. Third 4 G fade Z'-Viva!! .Agua 59?-5, Moore Second Grade Fxrst row Glendon Thomas, Jarvis Eavxs, Mary Ellen Dostal, Carmelxta Flannagan, Doyle Davis, Caryon Johnson, Klona Simek, Second row Carolyn Podest, Sara K1mery, Robby Teape, Bernard Daniels, Hax L1vsey, Gary Muzny, Leonard Daniels, Ronald Dostal, Gary Horelock, Jennibel Rollins Third row Hrs Myrtle Moore, Gerry Smith, Paul Huitt, Charles Ellison, Lxllie Janda, Eddie Terry, Anita Hill, Pamela Starks, Lynne Kelton Fairbanks Second and Thxrd Grade S1tt1ng Hope Landrum, Donna Sue Frailey, Hzke Sisson, Tommy Uilhoit, Susan Levxsey, Kathleen McLean, Donna Kay Lacquement, Jan1ce Kerby, Buddy Ross Standing Bxlly Pryor, Eddie Hard1son, Chester Cox, Geroganne McN1el, Judy Sala, L1nda James, C1ndy Kzlgo, Peggy Goss, Mrs Fazrbanks, Sharon Scarborough :ln an X Q3 E E-5 'K 4? 'll J Jr X 5 C7 L ' 2' G00 5 Y l .d' fE?: I 4 1. 1727! L F-fga VV- W la' - 1 p lyq. cs? K N 3. Q , t X tis, x -it 'X ,' :I if - Y V ' D 'H ll-. v D aj ca ' l'.,': k1- y L 1 1 L X 1 a tf L Egji xxxggkl rl ' . as S ,Q R o9 ' ' 'vac' 5 A 4' as L ' Y 5 5 9 , E' I ey I ftf ,Z : gff . ,XQQ . . M Q f K ggi: ' . .I 'xr' ' as -R C9 L . cf , ..f..Q' ' Af- RT - Qexi . - C 4q,,, 'Q wffm sw Hale -- First Grade: Standing: Mary Sala, Maurice Henderson, Linda Behrnes, Jean Levisay, Gary Barrett, Charlotte Denney, Roy Joe Poston, James Janda, Paul Bridge Betty Carpenter, Dorothy Morgan, Mrs. Orville Hale. Seated: iimaron Ladra, Linda Kay Ellis, Howard Holik, Rosie Mill, Leslie Stewart, Judy Wiley, Donald Ellison, Gary Snlth. Honeycutt -- First Grade: Charlotte Edmonds, Linda L-Ialters, Marilyn Page, Donna Carpenter, D0I'0f-hy' Leonard, Sue Davis, Nancy Navrath, Linda Case, Carol James, Lucille Ellison Second Row: Randy Martin, Harold Blackwell, Keith Duncan, Billy Carpenter, Dennie Good, James Fields, Phillip Barrett, Gary Newton, Rondalph Pearson, George Hand. ' SE- FOR MORE PROFIT RAISE HEREFEORDS 'viii H LARRY DOMINO 24 c n BACA DUKE For Reference Featuruu the SGFVICSS of H Larry Dom1no 24 and C J Baca Duke 2 Registered Bulls For Sale At All Times CIRV LE J HEREFORD RANCH OF PRAGUE P O Sparks Oklahoma Phone Prague 16O lF12 or 546W PRAGUE CLINIC an HOSPITAL K Dr and Mrs Ned Burleson , .J V 5:41. - .-1 u, -5,'1 ','1-'gi ' JV' Q' 0 I . ' W J-.j U fl ' . ' ' , . F My ' T- 4 5 ' if .K Aw ' ' l QQ, 'N Q-if hifii if'-. .vs ' 1 . 'QF 1 41 .M ry A . I 4. MVKQNXI . . . . v . . , A I I- I . - , T- x , N' X ' F' ' ,P - 1 if lfrowmg Stronger as the I ears Go By api-tal 8100 OOO .JO OO S rplus 3900 JDO ' ' QZLEQJEEQNMEE M,-Igjmm 31 ugpg, fQfi1K1lI301!11!13 than on ofhe lncoln County bunk Prague Oil Company msrn aurons TEXACO PRODUCTS sox 536 o 113 rn GU oxu Gr Relalble Chevrolet Co SCONER SALES AND SERVICE C A F E Jumbo Burgers PRAIIL I' Prague Oklahoma P11011 70 Home 106 C1 1 hrastek BATTERIES OILS ACCESSORIES Complxments GAS 8- OIL 'R V11 ASHING 'N GREASING if LUBRICATION of FAIRBANKS Dr. Donald R. Felfman SERVICE STATION Optometist PHONE 55 PRAGUE OKLA . L Y . ' P r I 6 - , f .K u nf ' N v A XP I 1 r f ,S A er 1 1 1 1 1 , I S 7 ' vo - 2 xc. Iv ' , X Z 1 ' . u J , ' I V l 0 Servin more eople more ways ' n 1 KN W - PH NE XA 9 C .,. - A El ' i.Ak,'4v U L, I e J Cp ' . , Complete Tire Service HOME GIL COMPANY WHOLESALE GAS AND OIL BATTERIES N355 CLEO DAVIS PHONE 98 PRAGUE CLEANERS For PC1111 ulcn People Cleaning Pressing Alterahons Call 94 P1 lc UD and De-llvery PRAGUE OKLA CHAS AND ANNABELL BLACKWELL Comphmenfs of V W 3 l111.-laiflzsfll 1 fm lg1DQ'N!g,l3QQTQ Thi f8Il0f8l llUll03Il lIlSIIl'IllBl c0fINl'llI0lI WASHINGTON D C Prague Wholesale Grocery Co Servlng Independent Merchants with qualify dercnandise nelmonte Kuner and Standard anned oods and Vegetables Mrs laczsers shortening Imperial f' ne .msar frdgue 0 L3 fnone 4 5 M6 PUNK IIQESALE GDOCEDY C0 ...akq 'nw' Clfts Lmgerle Ready to Wear Homes Sports Wear CLOSET Mrs E C Teape Prague Okla Mrs H D Hmson H 81 M BUICK C0 Keith Hoydell Phono 92 I I ,. .C I . , . A ulllgh lf' - V . , . w v y s... . 4 A a I O O '11 iii: . , u 3 W , v ar - ' j , l o ' 1 y, ' 5 lk , ' v--' Q, ,A D11 Pig A A V , X . , si Q L l - u Q ing: vi U if I I I . 1 u u -f ' ,- , , 'inns'-rm rn , . . . I ..anausanw--wwe., ... 4- ,... ,...,..f,l-..-W. H., ' , l D. TW 'h u 1. A . Y 9 - 9 '-- ' P 143 , -A ...- '- o ., V-I , ., . ' , A g ' Y - - -a Q r r w 5-. ,L I , , r. U ' I 1 . THE . OU , , . . . 'W DAIRY MART Where the klds meet C011 gralulalzong Graduates TM? Wekmw Phone FOres1' 5-4487 SEMCO COLOR PRESS LITHOGRAPHERS PRINTERS Q0 Gonqaalulaiama 5651575 I -s 1 X I iT' SlIPPlY 0' QUALITY X?-fi pmq SPOON PUMP AND PLUMBING ' if--1---.., ' MYERS PUMPS' WAIEH SYSTEMS Sill! ' SIRVIU Call 18 when you need a Plumber Prague, Okla. POSTERS DRUG STURE JHIIR FRI IDS N ET Phone 19 Prague Lumber Co Chas. Brezny Mgr Drury s Fne 81 Ten Vanety Goods Keep U Neat Cleaners Phone I55 Qvalutyl Ser ace Prague Okldxomo PRAGUE PRODUCE SUPERIOR FEED GROCERIES PHONE 149 L B STEWART PRAGUE VARIETY STORE ALWAYS RIGHT L e ME . II -EE I ' 1, 0kI . , t 7 . 7 1 1 Compleie ock of 7 ll You Are Alwa s Welcome C ' and see our nice stock . V. f merchandise I :vs go:L1':4f, JREALC, il EGL , .QQQE P22 W3 ' i . -1... CITY CAFE PINF FOODS VIPII PRFPARFD 'VII' and VIN Frank StotIemyre PHONE 49 UI R I 0I.Il I IS NUI R I ROTECTION Hlnson Insurance Agency I HONL 101 PR-Sf I I' OKI AHOMA Ylene ayb Congratulatzons to tba Semor C lass II XI!! RUII IIIPI I II' 'YI' UI Jomr 6 Dnnnr: STEWART HIGHWAY SERVICE NILCOX GAS LPA DS OF E SELL FOR LEDS or g WHOLESALE L RETAIL Phone 3l4R ILLLIS LOI RTS Alr Condltloned Cottageb P1 ague, Okla Kahanek s Food Store ,K R, ,E U 'HF IL Xl ll Dr. and Nrs. John . r.C:llI'IS . , . . . - - , O Y v N V Y T 5 J A A 1 1 4 1 1 ' ' , 1 - v A I A. .A JVQJI f'Hf.II'IIIXIIfT-J'I'S ' ' ' . or 'Ev en ' 4 ' . I A 'A My 'W 41 41 ' 1 av. D w . A 4. ll. . f 2. ., ' I'II7VNIi 3 . , . IIIi.XfiIfIf HIiI.K W 1 v I ALL I N OIL Larg 5 Iwo Sauk If Pm .Ie - 'I I 7 PR., il If. .II . . .INIV I IIOLR NI RULE COMPLIMENTS op 4735 Prague ICE COMPANY Phone 225 Frank F1sher,Pro L V IERENIEIHII VI T' on. FIELD TRANSPORTATION P B 4 SI LXXVINEE. OKLA G Gaylite Bonded Diamonds 'ationally dvertised Vatches ifT.B OI' The HOIDG Fine Silver ew 14 E Main Shawnee Ok!! Q 10115 r f Lumen coMrANY X ,V f F ox Bull dmg Materlals COOKS PAINTS Pfffwe Oklm WALLPAPER NOSALEKS Foot Long Hot Dogs Hamburger and short Orders Malts Root Beers Cokes Sundaes Package Ice Cream DAIRY MART Phone 5721 Meeker Okle Mr and Mrs Charles Tosalek DAIRY MART f RIMES I+ ARM STORE All Lhalm r M Chmery Crosley Admiral Home Appliances Phone 299 fragl-19 Cnty Poultry and Egg e buy poultry cream eggs and pecans General Trucking Prague Radzo 6? Electrzc KIMERY BROTHERS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING SALES AND SERVICES Bofx 665 Phone 182 J, B, Brogkg PHONE2mJ PRAGUE,OKLA I J ,ff 7 '- Insured For Your Protection I A U O TRUCK SER 3-1, Ir.C,. 1 ,O. ox 52 -W X.. P. . , . -4 --if T ' I I . . 'X fx A.: .J I 5, .Rf 5, F U ' .A 4'-A -. f- , l I .- I ,:fc,-I J, R. . o 0 ' gf . f I I U Y A 1 1 1 I A A 1 U 5 f' Y' A is- ' Q s a A D I If L . , . N. 1 . o a lx . lf ' . ' 9 I , we RAINBO 1 RILL HUUK food Ifood Our Speulltw Ste Lks Mmneapolxs Molme Farm Q hops, Machinery C ucken All ET I rRO U TS C t 1 t ti 3 eragi ciusir es Ph 233 Repair Service I Um of I 1 1 u 1 Prague, Oklahoma Look to Us for the Newest rn Home Fumzahmgs S1fw11woLF AND ADA '0NE'3'7 ' 323 MAIN svnscv A E M use ownsn SEMINDLE OKLAHOMA 1, I-Ienson's Jewelry uwl' 5:15554 , C, fh,,,wW 1 sfgfg I U S I ea f IU Sam Trammell Butane Company LEATHER GOODS QNX ood has Good Service ESTABLISHED 1898 LUGGAGE R1D1NG EQUIPMENT f-1005 feamlfe SHOEF'ND'NGS M krone 180 onice 6 5 ' 264 Residence 4 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 548 Palau' SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA we U L Q JY 1 o ON 0 C L E GROCERY we Q0 .E.WEgE,5, Enone .Cho brague Okla 'Pl ,Qian Jn J THE T H ROGERS LUMBER BAD T COMPANY DRIVE IN THEATRE rusul olu of Phone 64 Semlnole Oala 0 SMQNYQ 'nufonm , I A 1 1 ' .' -'1 g t I z 3, ' '- ' N1 1 0 1 11. fl CHA? '., IT ' 3 3 I314 1 ltxf' J -Z Il- C' Oklcu fo E I, 1 . . O' , , C , I . :ii-fi . , 1 ,F YQ I Ov .3., ,,, A V-m 7: at Erfgue, Okla. 11,'f'l5l1V-E551-5-4K x'1 C! U 19 I 112 zer M E 1 1- T E . k , if . 1 X f L va 2 ' 21 . 17 - so ,z'1'r'E ,Ae ef I 4' V 2- Y 1, i , . ck r 7 ' .11:'1 lu' SIP ' ax' 'I' -A JI ' .EAW I , . K' ' ' ll! C X fl C. ' V ' i. va MH TYLES Jy A efzms DPNI4 S AEI' BI' XUTY SHUI 'aqfx Blumenthal s Qomplgte Lme Revlon Cosmetlu :gum Old :hom 1 THE LEADER PHONE 222 spd a.-.-.. Superior Dry Goods SEED FERTILIZER POULTRY PECANS CUSTOM SEED CLEANING N 1 n X Prague Mllllng Co Phone L6 RAGU Cot o theE Jack Goss eSse's lXl1lllUl Dl Rm lltl Lum p my DRUG STORE T mov x PV are 95 Xrlmgton Hotel PARKS BRQTHERS WM HARDWARE GI F FORD mm, umm... M Nuuanrwonxs P10119 2o UI' Qld-W Prague K HARVESTER INTERNATIONAL 0 if A S ' :fi ln 'iw Morlcm fb nfs l5:.:l'2I ' Lhxmmer - -1 1 4 , ,EV T , , no t , , JL A n x . . L1 T - x f 4: - ,A 7 e W X ' Y T 1 . I Pr: l, 'z 1 F E E D S -QUSTQW FEED GRINDING -, , , - I V . . A l - 5 .md l,.ulu-5 Rvacly tu Muir V 'T P O K L Al? l hingf r mire Family 7.1! ruf.E'.7' ' ' .,. 'FT 1' ' 1 ', 1 gz Q Z , l'l1 JNIC 231 llx-X lfl'I,CJlil.. ..- r , '- A. ' I' I l' .' ' UU Yom li Bzlxwvtl I V Merle Norman Cosmetlcs SALON For your own individual make up and color chart get a free demonstration at your Prague Beauty Shop Norma Wright, Prop Joy Farmer, Demonstrator PHONF 207 C RILLTINC S PROIVI rag.,ue Hatchery Ii 'XISY LHILKS MAGIC FEEDS IIIONIL I SYKORA Grocery 8a Market Full Ime of F1 esh GIVGS Green Stamps PHONE I RAL LIL OKI, I-XIxInII'FROM DOX AL C RI' ER -X114 NLY XII Porms of lneurance 1 urue Oklahoma 0 T CARAC E DODGE and PI YMOUTH EREAIEDUOQWW 635337863 SALES d SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 8. MODES ALL WORK GUARANTEED PICK UP 81 DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 150 PRAGUE OKLAHOMA Macon s TV Servlce PHONE 364 PRAGUE Prague Motor Sales -9 vryvru-51514-f, The ne car of zts field Phone 42 PRAGUE, UKLAHOMA POR ALL ARM INSURANCE P A U L B U L L A R D Agent of Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insunneo Co. Special on cu insurance ol 810 doduchblo on collision I, ' I' 1 x .1 ' ' f . I and O D .' ' I2 ' 1 1 A I A ' 1 . ' Y 1 Y Y 4 I J L Meat - Vegetables A - 4. Zin' IJ 'Z , 1- 64 ' I ' ', A 1 I llll I I a Q I 'I - all , . flaw' ' ', - Soo -- li ' 'rhe las+ word - .QM 'H 2' wa Fanfarc an Clkhdunna Sunstt The end has come This is our last page We have completed every detail and every picture It IS now your book the 1957 PRAGONIAN 88 pages, h ndreds of individual a d group pictures, and a brief incite into the history of our wonderful state, Oklahoma It has been almost a year There will be no more hours in room 8 from 10 30 to 12 OO or 3 145 to S OO No more classes will be cut The book is finished The editors are leaving their desk for the last time From now on you'll find the on coming seniors behind the editor's desk as they start planning another Pragonian for 1958 As you scan the pages of this Pragonian, you will see that it isn't the editor's book. Nor does it belong to the untiring staff which produced it. It is your book. This book could not have been put together by any one person or even a staff. It has been made by the contribution of every member of the faculty and every student in the Prague School. A fifty year heritage is our example. The next fifty years are ours to make and present a challenge. The very newness of Oklahoma, which places her nearer, in point of time, to pioneer society than any other part of our nation, has aided in keeping alive the glories of her past. The seniors of 1957 are proud to pay tribute to a great her- itage as our last contribution to dear old P.H.S. Seniors of '57 O D , , . . I '1'f3Q, -' 1331?-1,,,:a V A' , - T h .',w.:- K, .' 1 . ,E , I ' - . al' aff ' , ,,, 3 g xt- . gil 'l A: ,rr ' - ' 1' 'I ' .' , v H., 5 x. . g ' P 3 R. 9 V 1 ' 0 O . 0 -- L 11 C 0 a Q a 1 o o n Q o . Q - I Q,,, l ' ' - . x . Ai' Y NIU' 'Z N 1 f .:5gA.4,x ,R V ' -uw, , Y 51, .-V vR:??!cAPA 1, 'rmqfnu