Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

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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.

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,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

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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