Prague High School - Progonian Yearbook (Prague, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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' - ' Dedication Clifford Gnylor Blake Hargrove George A Young John Lacquement DT Ned Burleson Member Vice President President Member eu Board Member Because we are proud of our town an commu ity, we dedicate the 1958 PRAGONIAN TO ALL OUR friends who make this a wonder- ful place to live We are indebted to our Board of Education, who through their love and devotion of a better education have given much time and work for the betterment of our school and commu ity We earnestly strive to deserve the1r continued support to preserve the best tradition of Prague High School and to u hold the reputation it bears in educat1ona1 standings I - Gus Rzdikzr was elected to the school board of educntio to fill the vacancy lldl by the resignation of Hr Clifford Glylor Clerk ac, - . . . . L, A .. V , 3, , ' -Q Tug., P , '-f '5'-.'3i?' if if fb 13+ ' , AV, 'A A- wijg--K 0.wwd , V--' ,f, '17fw-.v- Avg .55 4 ' .k ,- 'R el ,- llllnllll-,.ll, Jhvg V .- NNot a log in this buildinv but its memories has got, And not a nail in this old flocr but touches a tender spot. U WW MY lfAYURI'I'E BOOK-AND WHY T 6 1951- was pragonia l Health and Welfare Czme Clubs Medzefme Orgcmzzollzons lls Lure and l s Lore Religion Schools If I I wan. A Q she PLACE, Q che People, Q ACTIVITIES, Kimi - ff ' ' 1 f V H Prague, Oklahoma is located in southeastern 1 Lincoln County. Elevation Nine lfundx ed and nlnty--two feet nh: an-'damn ui I I S The town of Prague, Oklahoma, is located in southeastern Lincol County. Like many other Okla.homa communities, it's history goes back on ly slightly more than fifty yearsg for it was built on land that was for- merly a part of the old Sac and Fox Indian Reservation, The Cherokee Commission was appointed in 1885 by President Grover Cleveland for the purpose of giving allotments of 160 acres of land to each member of the tribes, The surplus land in the Indian Re- serves was sold to the government and opened to white settlement. The lands of the tribes having been divided into counties by the Secretary of Interior, as required by law, the President on September 1 1891, issued his proclamation opening them to settlement at noon four days later, The white settlement of the community where Prague now stands dates back to this opening of the Iowa, Pottawatomie, absentee Shawnee, and Sac and Fox Reservations in 18910 C O N T E N T S HIGHLIGHTS fl 8 POPULATION Ag V Male 680 Prague is located on two primary Highways--U. S. 62 running east and west and State Highway 99 running north and south, Female 310 U. S. 62 extends across the southern part of Lincoln County Total 1 490 serving as a general transportation route between Henryetta and Oklahoma City. State Highway 99 extends across the state from north of Pawhuska to Lake Texoma. 4lluQi 3 LA .. -4 .. . it ' A W , , y ' PRAGUE MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL PRAGUE WATER UTILITY Primary source of supply--8 wells 322' to 342' deep. Demand for water: A. Maximum demand per day August 1956--181, 116 gallcms B. Average daily demand tSept. 1955 to August 19561--118,639 C. Per Capita consumption per day--76.7 gallons The last oil development to affect Prague vitally came in 1931 during the depression days and eased the impact of unemployment of this commun- ity, This field is the closest of all the fields to Prague as it lies just out- side the southern city limits. Thus Prague has benefitted greatly from oil but has never had a first class boom of its own. The first church built in Prague was on A avenue east o Arlington hotel It was a Methodist Episcopal church South, but rare generosity it was agreed all denominations could use the bul for worship The church was built in 1904 f the with lding The Catholic congregation built the second church building in the Prague community. The church was completed March 9, 1905. ' The SUDp0rters of the Baptist faith built their first church home on Brunson Avenue in 1906 Church Assembly of God Christian Church Church of Christ Church of the Nazarene Freewill Baptist Church First Baptist Church Holiness Church National Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague QCatholicJ Northside Freewill Baptist The Methodist Church N.. 17 1 4 . f ,le ,, lj M' 6 wifi 'Sv Hrs. Spraberry when student life sometimes hits the tedious points and the monotony of daily rou- tines become boring, there is a pleasent face in the office to help meet that situation. is the smiling of Hrse That face Each day we find her charming manner a great,- er asset to our school. Nathanie 1 Ford P.T.A. President PRAGUE CITY GOVERNMENT MAYOR-COUNCIL FORM OF GOVERNMENT Elected Officials Three Councilmen, Ward 1 Ma yor Howard E. Tope Ward 2 Joe Klahzuba Ward 3 Walter Lg Stark City Clerk M1ss Lavina Nolan Appointed Officials. Superintendent of Light and Water Paul Norton City Treasurer Frank Sefcik Chuef of Police Ray Barrett Fire Chief Joe Pospisil C 0 N T E N T S fi 5. ii Administration - p Faculty zz F Personalities vii' Classes a in .X E -large A MESSAGE from the Superintendent To the Patrons of the Prague Public Schools and Community: This has been a year of con- siderable school progress. In the high school, five very dangerous plastered ceilings were removed and replaced by acoustical tile. Most of the classrooms were redecorated and new seats were plac ed in two classrooms. The grade school grounds have received considerable attention. The playground was ckiseled for re- tention of moisture, some grass re- planted and an irrigation system installed, two drains were built for the purpose of diverting water off the walks and ground and more than half the playground has been fenced with a good Cyclone Fence with the hope the remainder will be finished in the near future. Our transportation conditions are to be changed by the announced new road program by our County Com- missioner, to rock M5 to 50 miles of the routes with a high grade crushed stone. This will mean much toward the reduction of transporta- tion expenses and will give to our students regular arrival of busses at the designated stops which will prevent considerable weather ex- posure. During the year three school districts, Edmond, Arlington, and Oak Grove, were consolidated with Prague schools. Indirectly the fourth school was also involved, Pleasant Grove, which had joined the Arlington district the year before. This completely consoli- dates the transportation area of the Prague district and will now make it possible to establish bet- ter and more permanent bus routes and better service will be given to the pupils of the rural area. As a result of the consoli- dation both the enrollment and finances of the district have made some improvement. Most of our students have a continued interest in enrolling in the more solid subjects. As an 11- lustration the enrollment in the Mathematics and Science courses is considerably above the State aver- age. The Board of Education and faculty are making every effort to give to Prague and vicinity the fin- est schools that our finances and facilities will permit and the fine co-operation of the community to- ward tbis goal is meaning much in final results. Sincerely, GUY Principals Marvin H. Moore High School Principal Floyd Irick Orville Ashcraft Junior High Principal Grade School Principal Managing a business which involves the future of so many yommg lives is quite a responsibility, but Prague High School 's Principals guide functions and operations to keep things :mining smoothly. The countless tasks mich fall to our principals include, among other things, keeping academic records, personnel records, finance I-Qcords, supervising class routine, advising, conducting guidance and testing pro- grams, and working on other problems of students and faculty. Marvin H. Moore, high school principal, heads the staff. Working vith him are Floyd Irick, junior high principal, and Orville Ashcraft, grade school prin- cipal. The friendly spirit of these leaders is an asset to our school. JI! 1. p v L C E J ii Harvey Russel k Vocational Agri. Nell wal er Home Economics Sorhmore Sponsor Junior Sponsor Faculty 4gf14i,w no 35yggfix,v J V, icky, n, Jbgi . :ag .vi V x4eA Oliver Lusk Math Senior Sponsor -A Mattie Bleckwell A' B' Herring English--Speech General Science Library Biology Senior Sponsor Chemistry National Honor Society,Advisor r I if Lee Acord Commercial Sophmore English Student Council Spon Sophmore Sponsor 'ZFE an-1 Frank Ristqu Olene Roberts Joe Owens oloo Club Junior High English Junior High History Band Library Assistant Co ch 7th Grade Sponsor Junior High Junior Sponsor Physio 1 Education Freshmen Sponsor X Bob Lusmus Tommee Long Louella Irick History Third Grade Fifth Grade Azh1oz1oo coach Pep Club Sponsor , K. ,N - X .. , ff x V. J I f .iyv 'gif I ,z-5 A r . ? Q1 S G ' ., W . r a a t 1 1 gil' 1' Q V ' if , 3 n P - q, wwQr :U ik f ' n-Q Q., . Q ' 'K ref N .i Nr. Q, 1 L-. . 'f3.A Myrle Trammell Gladys Martin Myrtle Moore Fourth Grade Second and Second Grade Third Grades f.v,,Q,z 3- ' ,Mg v Louvella Fairbanks Ida Delbridge Orpha Honeycutt Fifth Gradb Substitute First Grade .5 3' Custodian Elbert Riddle HC' S always on the job, mf' 1, C X 'z Mrs. Grace Jownson and Mrs. Anna Olsovsky are smilinf as usual. with some of their help the especially good meal a school cafeteria needs has just been served. t Riddle Orville Ashcrfft Elter Bor'ers Tl? Ray ogburn P.t Trent The five busses of Prague School, which are the important factor in getping to school the many students, are always on time. 1 Hot Lunch Program Seated: mary niien Bradley Mr. Moore Standing: Ann Martin Linda Frien Shirley Jo Smith Peggy Greggory Lee Roy Bartosh Office Staff Alice Harris Rae Rains Judy Nosalek Mr. Irick Ann Navrath Margie PeI'r1iCka Mary Rowland NSA! nan- 'llllllb q'-.L 3 l dpi Q7 Stand1nq Jerzy Opcla, sue Gaylor, James Vanzant, Pat F rmer, u alfn Rrqers, Flarlotte Davis, John Turnbdll, Zae Ann Anoop 11, Eafl DTU'J2 Fred Vauohan Crated dary Hendr1cks, Carol Ellis, L June Goss, Almce HPIHZIQ, A'1ce Jo Harris Student Council The Student Cou cil of Prague High School was reorganized again after two years and held it's first meeting January 10, 1958 It's accomplishments so far are working out a student UCode of Conductn which will provide a better undvr t4HU1HQ o txt n teachers and students and to lake the student more aware of his cltizen- h1p responsibility in his school and in his community Other progects being considered are attendance and uromotion of higher scholastic atta1nment of senior high students OFFICERS L1 Juxe o llce HClHd1f V f rol Ell1s A ry Hendricks Alice Jo Harr15 Pres1Jent Pres1dvnt Secretary Treasurer R sorter I , , .. 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O. aul Payne - American Legion 13' ,' Girls ate llllfl Rl 1 S' C Q69- X Q9 1 3 xfp 3 LH? ' 1 G aff s V x '1 LJ 0 flgafke nys ate ,5tCJrv IQNA I Lf Charolette Davis -'p if eg'- K -X A I American Legion Bob Cook - Lions Club i :JN -rfdl' .41 N. :L vq N- National Honor Society The charter members of the National Honor Society of Prague High School: Bob Cook, La June Goss, Rae Ellen Rains, Pat James, Kathy Tesney Janice Hancock, Donna Fisher, Linda Linville, Beverly Thompkins, Paul Payne. The National Honor Society is a school organization for outstanding students in grades lCPll-12 of regular high schools or secondary schools. Membership in our chapter is based upon Scholarship, Service, Leader- ship, and Character. All progresseve high schools in America have a National Honor Society in their school. We are very happy that Prague High School could qualify. ruU0NAL uomon socm1r NSS ff! 7 .ic Y!! I X The members feel it a great honor to wear the emblem adapted by the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. ' QN3 0ll0l' OCIB Y nuwwu- Standing: Paul Payne, James Vanzant, Nadine Collins, Rae Ellen 'Sf' Rams, Pat Famer, La June Goss, Charlotte Davis, Margaret Burl eson, Mary Earle Hendricks, Bob Cook, Fred Vaughan Sitting Melva Vaughan, Helen Stewart, Joan Fisher, Reva John- son, Bonnie Warden, Roylvn Hamilton, Helva Banks National Junior Honor Society Standing- Stanley Kolar, Robert M.rtin, Lloyd Linville, Doyle Fouquet, Arthur Thompson, Jnmes Hardison. Sitting- Bernice Janda, Karen Barton, Ann Armstrong, Linda Irick, Cora Quary. I I fpf' , -QP' , Er ,A af ' g -1' 5 - B H ' V A T f Q 5' - ' f ' ' ll ' hd SJ! . , Q i h ' t i ' 'J ,. V1 V 4 9 5 N . ' qv' A f F3 N A Q ' 'A' , S N 'B im' S 2 ' ' X 79 x y so Q' f o 5' A my fl? -5'-'PS ' 4 x 'Q . . I I I - FOOTBALL QUEEN Alice Jo Harris 'lvl BASKETBALL QUEEN Zae Ann Knoepfli ANNUAL QUEEN Melva Dean Vaughan ills '0- -- mah. -, TF' , A. BAND QUEEN Wanda Martin ,M ' ,Qi 92 -,M F. F. A. QUEEN Marcella Turnbul Queen Attendants !n.x' t 4'- 4f1H IX I ..,, '-0. yr, 'N'- Top Row - Alice Heinzig, Carolyn James, Judy Nosalek, Middle Row - Wanda Hollon, Pat Farmer, Linda Friend, Charlotte Davis, Margaret Burleson Bottom Row - La June Goss, Carol Ellis, Imogene Stewart, Shirley Smith. 5. Amex ICQIH Cltlzcnshlp JJ-+' '- 4? Wayne Mayes Alice Heinzis The town of Prague has always been proud of its citizens A place where everyone works to gether for the good of the whole community is a happy environment under which to grow up, that is the way the citizens of Prague live, work, and play He realize that the right kind of citizen ship begins in our school He know of no other school where students work together to make their conduct one that can be respected by the citizens of the community This gives us pride in ourselves and our school To represent the fine qroup of young citizens, we have chosen Uayne Mayes and Alice Heinziq 'I X 'br 'f' . :Ep- 1 'Y Standing Seated cr-'GF Alice Ann Heinzig Sec La June Goss Re orter Ch rlotte Davis V Pres Graden Ro er Pres Carol E1 18 Tre s The f1rst school Prague had was located 1n the old Bohemlan Hall 1n the south part of Prague In 1904 the land was glven to the school d1str1ct of Prague by Herman Josey agent for the townslte company for a school bu11d1ng The bu1ld1ng was started 1n 1904 and was huxlt dlrectly across the street from where the grade school stands today GRADUATES AND SENIO RS 0 . '7'6 ' 5:16 . . . F! ' f-,,- I , X , f ,f V A X , 3 S 1 1 2 A . M an ,f I A' 1l' -Q..-5 ' L ' '5': .x . Ita' - 3' .A ' 2 ' 1 'V I : 2 0 . .. 4- D Q- a 1 . 'I 0 . ' T . 7 7 ' , ,A , K rv if Melva Banks rl HI Ae'J4 yfle Red Peppers-b yrs. Dramatic: Club Clall Officer Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Betty Crocker Award Cleo Club Salutatorian V4 Glen Carpenter F. F. A. Q years Dramatics Club Football 1 year .s' - I Charlotte Davis F.H.A.Uyuns Red Peppers U years Cheerleader Basketball 4 years Dramatics Club l year Girl's State Student Council Sr. Class Officer Junior Play Carol Ann Ellis Band Queen End h years F. H. A. Officer 2 years F. H. A. h years Student Council Junior Play Pep Club ls years Class Officer h years msketball 14 years Maxine Carpenter Pep Club 3 years F. H. A. M years Band 1 year Basketball 1 year I f 'Q Pat Farmer Basketball 3 years F.H.A. 4 years F.H.A. Officers Red Peppers U years Librarian 2 years Student Council Junior Play Class Officers , ?'hik-FS ' Bob C00k Football h years Basketball h years Baseball 14 years student councu 15 Junior Play National Honor Society Boys State Annual Staff .if-1, f, 1 1 Rowena Imogean Fields Dramatics Club l year F. H. A. 4 years Basketball l year Annual Staff Library l year Office 2 years if Tony! Ann Hay! Bandhyars F. H. A. la years Dramatic: Club Glee Club 1 yelr i Shirley Bryant Glee Club Red Peppers U years F. H. A. B years Library 1 year Band 1 year -5 V.-N M up f.J'lI:T Roylyn Hamilton F.H.A. 2 years Dramatics Club Annual Editor Library l year 'ii tp- Wanda Hollon Class Officer Glee Club 2 years j Annual Staff .411 ' K 1 ' Peggy Gregory I. H. A. 3 years Glee Club Red Peppers 3 years Library 1 year Dramatics Club Office girl 2 years Basketball 1 year La June Goss Basketball U years Band 3 yrs. twirler 2 yrs. F.H.A. D years Student Council Pres. National Honor Society Red Peppers 4 years Junior Play Class Offices Soph.-Sr. Girl's State f' i Essay Contest-lst place Valedictorian S NHPF Frances Holik F.H.A. 3 years Glee Club 3 years Dramatics Club Alice Heinzig F. H. A. U years F. H. A. Treasurer Pep Club 4 years Basketball U years Student Council V. Pres. Cheerleader Dramatics Club 1 year Senior Class Secretary Junior Play 7 , iv. Q ' Qjf .5 Z li- , J S. rfb '1 fl Robert Kaimxek Football MI.C F. f. A. i ,ears Dramatics Jlub Glee Jlub l yaar 1 E Q '21 Jim McDaniel Football l year Track 3 years F. F. A. 2 years Band l e x 'iqnv Zae Ann Knoepfli F. H. A. b years F. H. A. Secretary R-ad Peppers. Pres. Cheerleader Student Council Editor fUnder Water Tower, Basket Ball U years Junior Play yi' ' T? Wayne Mayes Football 4 years F. F. A. 4 years F. F. A. President Dramatics Club l year Baseball l year Industrial Arts l year 231112: Lu-. . uwilwll N QGWYF -gg-gg',l N jeArS fpiqxb Q years v PIWQ 4lz!WA 5 M .DLL -oxgurre F. F. A. l TFWY Eufkeisull l.f9H f3'l9HD'1I . 1 'IPHI' ,..,,.-:Ns 1 I. Ae.1t.t.- C, '--v-'fr ' .-- ve .....J. fl xl. nduszriul Art lex year ecrnxrcl- ETHWLF tglve t HITS I 'L-,P Paul Payne Football 3 years Basketball 2 years Baseball 2 years F. F. A. 2 years Student Council National Honor Society Boy's State A9' I -1? N rH'17 -4 'i'7:r Mary Podest F.H.A. M years basketball S years Glee Club l year Dramatics Club .- 6 erxder Uogers B1 ketbill 'ootbxll 3 nisebxll 1 A 1 I 1' tude t C01 oil , Jeirs lor olr or Pls t ll 5elrs exr ezrs ,lv P pejger r O ire Pre ident will 4 Arts exrs '1 A A-V! -nl vi Wing ur D1 cers L Q3 e g,wrs M :- iP-S years eheerlewder Red 'evil Mdsvot Class Orficers Dramwtlcs Cl'b V-Pres. Qtude.t eouncil Reporter tor lender meer owei ketbull F v,f.. .lull O fl H ' r F I ll! 1- r u1PD 1T5 irq Pif' IC' l A O I ' 9 Jo Ann Pritchett Basketball 7 ears H A U years F H A Reporter Dramatics Club Chiriey Jo -.l A Martha Vandiver Tasketbnll V years Completed 3 vears T '.f. H years P Club 4 years Office li rury f IGQTS of high school with honors at Schulter. After lb years deal- with three child- and one husband, ing ren she will graduate with the seniors of 1958 The night of May 10, 1957, was a wonder- ful time - the Jun- ior-Senior Prom. Lights, colors, food, and dancing were the highlights of the evening. Ho other prom was ever quite so beautiful. 1 A 1 'Q Sherry Hightower-Reporter Dugan Hendricks-V Pres John Turnbull Pres Joan Fisher-Sec and Treas Two hundred and thlrty puplls were enrolled 1n Prague school ln 1905 Fhey were under the leadershlp of A L L1nche1d, the past presldent of 'ast Central State Teachers College at Ada, Oklahoma, as princlpal M A lhotwell was the superlntendent of schools The faculty was made up of llrs J Scudler, MISS Elsle Vaughn, MISS Mamie Lowe and MISS Cora ennedy JUNIORS Q . ,... rv s ' -af , Aw - .3 'Q x ' , 1-Q 5 . .MQW -ual: ' Alana-..-..,,,,1.,,, . 'W A 'WP 1109 LQ Y' 0 0 ' 0 0 o . . . . . . . . - B U 1 n I ' ' U C Q I 0 0 . . . . Q . Q , Y 0 Wendell Brown Johnny Butts Daisy Chnpmqn Jimmy Col emvn Earl Drury Bonnie Worden warren Faucett Joan Fisher Linda Friend Anita Foreman Carl Fredricks Doyle Good Dug n Don Hendricks Hightower 0 Q' Qu! N E Q-O ,qc A .304 'V W9 99... lr-4 fi' 0 N 50 W S 9 Barbara Williams Darrell Roller Larry Sisson Martha Smith Roy Lee Stewart PR Sn Helen Stewart XI - 5i AX Johnnie Kolar Ruth Leister Evereet Riddle Cecil McLaughlin Dale Martin Wanda Martin Mattie Lee Morgan Susan Morrison :fd Judy Nosalek Jimmy Page Joe Podest George Rains l if Leslie Stotler TQFXK' fl rs Y John Gill nd Turnbull Turner U- we- - -A ., J' to ca' .H 5 T.. .2 , ' M -A rg if 2 'I , - ,- L A 7:-:Y 'J' ' iz:-'xx'-V f J . 1 v , - 1 . ,K v . 1 ZZ1'9,. igl X A S4 ' .. 'E-.N -Q :O N vh ,, :Qv' o x I' I , 4- fn ' . , .'+ Q 044+ !'1'fZ . ' . K ,' ' I' -, . 'Y-, B Q :,- ' V P J fa : in A U- 'V . r' r N g r -1 . , A 1, 5 3. f , 4 - , ' Q , -Q. , , '--fu - -fam Q A ., 5 . ' G ' on Q Q - bg 1 ..... be V- ,J ' XX , :J f J-2,4 as t. v '. ' l t - 4 f .4' . X ' V-wail, iff . ff tie s s nv ' 'L M A' ' Sc: , 7 ' N -, 41 1, ' S J R' F ov- vs , v , V S' , a ft fr-,f 1 : A I -,Alia ' I . I,- K 'X 'N - sa 'Hn 14 --- x :ai Y X t ws, I. V -+- 2 ' :Q Imogene Stewart-Secretary, Nadine Collins-Reporter, Jerry Opela-President, Ann Navrath-Treasurer, Lavon Hightower-Vice President A high school was started in 19065 Mr. Lincheid and Mr. Shotwell served Prague's school from the date of its first organization in 1902 to 1909 when they were succeeded by A. H. Burris. SOPHCMO RES N- .i '51 X' :Q D' 44 40 5 3 N- ryn 1 'ailrwji 15? if i Shelby Burchette Mary Ellen Bradley Lee Roy Carpenter Margaret Burleson Nldlne Collins Robert Colvin Ronlld Fairblnks Wayne Faucett Sue Gaylor Agnes Gerllck M1nn1e Gordan Carolyn Hexnzig L1Von Hlghtower Jlmes Hughes Curolvn James Revo oohnion Carolyn Landers Ann Martin Gernl' Mobley Wardq Moore An Wavareth 138 Nolan Kuvron Nacknls Jerry Opela g i 1 F 5 any Tommy Pechacek , 4' nv- Q, , v Margie Pez-nicka . . -. S Frank Quary N s Robert Ray JA , X' ff Miry Rowland A A Avelenin Smith Jvon Stewart Imogene Stewart ' , Q S ' l X Q ' A .TEL 71. 1 ' ' W' T' D 5 5' l Ronnie Stewart ' ,, .4 s 5 Raymond Thom ' Q 5 - T f' Marcella Turnbull K Q M James Vanzint ' f . yi' ,A A 6 1 3' f ,1-' , Q Q, .1 ,, L Y ' ' N . -lf: ., 1' , ofl fa ' s, , '- 5 Nellie Whitley - George A. Young L ..... 7 Suffock twins Hqync Fawcett There are 595 families living In Prague. Average size of family--2. 5 persons. Suffock Wayne 6 out of every 10 persons 15 years old or older have attended highschool. 4 out of 10 have completed highschool, 559 of Prague's 1,490 residents work for an income An additional 198 persons receive either a government pension or other returement tncome. 324 of the 559 jobs held by Prague residents are in the trade and service industries. nttrniant Cora Nell Quary Junior Hugh Hg? -A N-1' 4.3. Jnrlor Wlnh IDOL all ,upon Attendant Nlron Barton Judy Colvln l r A Q ' i , A.. ,' X Q ' ,N ,, zz!! W, 5 54 x f X 5 I OFFICERS 3 Freshmen .., 5 'ffl Coy Farmer-Vice President Doyle Fouquetf-President Jimmie Kerby-Reporter Bobby Holland-Secretary and Treasurer -45- , X I' FV' Tw W , A, XXX X gr, --Q0 ., .. Y- Karen Barton Dennis Click Starland Davis Donna Jo Evans Coy Famer Don Heinzig Leroy hrtosh Jerry Davis Mary Lou Dean Evans Doyle Fouquet Kenneth yyse y nm F 'R ' - il -'rx 'F .Z f QL, CL N- ., ' V , af . X,-. -V PA N I far s 4. pl limi!! '5 . , -0 A Y Q-. 1 'N ., X Kr x Holder ICQ Q -4 si' , 7 Hin. ' f' miata' ' I ' , 'LJ 1 Y 9 N-I X, Y Lum y Sr 6- TI ZR S., V 35 -Z ' s F' obo U01 a Begni5eLJanda tarley Kolar v11fred Lacquement tngacre Emalee Pernlcka Deway e huston -T111 Y Kerb.: L10 d iqvllle Kxtrrv Marsh Population of Prague C1tv Populatxon of Prague Trade Area Total 1 490 5 048 6 538 21 percent 23 percent 19 percent 42 percent of Prague s POPUIRTIOH IS 25 tl rough 44 years of age IS 45 through 64 wears of age IS 65 years of age or older of the familxes have one or more clwldren ln the home D1.n1e Sharon Stotler Howard Twler Rogers Charlotte Smlth Edward Landers Dale Porter trrl Roller Carylon Sala Duma H811 ovea tem rrt Georgla Suva Donald waiters Q 6' v- Q 5. T iv X 1 .45 Joe w1111BmS fx L iv 4 f Xff .Z XY 5 ' xg , -.1 , V H 5- ' X iff - ' 4 '..x , , ' gf , Z' 1 - N ' . 5 1 1 .1 as 4- 111111 J I : , I ' I ' y Q- S 44 i1iHhxie'w- f.., 2, Arr. .. ,. wg 1 K g , PS 4. ' -lu I 'll f I g A Q- fn, , .V 'N- ' , ,, - -,V , 1 x ' fxsfxxg-.1 fx 5 V 3 Q it gy f or T 1 .' ..v-v--' nu- ' -f-- wt- 4 fe P . H 1.-em---1---z., 'y ,A 1 Hd . l A S A v , . 1 7 s 1: V Sr K ,E in 1 N .1 xs- -Ldo f ' ' , t N fi Eighth Grade av' 1 b if 'V S -me xx I Benny Hensley-Vice President, Robert Martin-Presiden ' Beth mrleson-Secretary, Sue Smith-Reporter Smirley Harris V -vu , ' -I QF if - fi s T .3 ,las - X .-. ,N 6 Q ug! tw -gf'--sw 4-f-', 'A--H 'Q , 1 ., 4- .Q 4 I 2 -rig A1 f ' 2-1201 I 'A Charles Blackwell, Dick Bullard, Joe Butler, FHM e up ' QP r I I 1 Beth Burleson, 1 .4 f 'la nllllz lll s Flovd Chapman, Judy Colvin so 15. .nu vf Donna Duncan, Sharon Foreman, Linzy Friend, Gene Greer, Donald Gregory, James Hardison Benny Hensley, pugene Holil, Iyrna Hrmshn Carl Huitt, Linda Irick, Leann Johnson TIP 4g an , 15 ,iss ,.. VKX of T lk ig -4 195 O 1 Lacque ent, Janet nartin, Robert nartin, Bob Ann Ielton WW 'N D- 'Q 1' D-e 1 'IN' 'gp-' '1 J Virginia Moore, Larry .Juonul , 1, udri Upetd, .Jack P arv Pe hacek, Alary Susan Roberts V177 Qs wif 4' 74 p-U1 4. Dnvx e 1 c fs, Hellen gmxth, Jerry Smith en , Jonm, Ste t rthxr T10 pson I 1' if 5 lx. i Joe Thompson, lary Tho pson, Lucy Turnbull, Del vert alenta, Frankie J rden, Cecil Jhitlev r V: 1 A 1 Y ' A 1- A K 5- ' , , I, . ' 1 'Z' '-. xv, -1 - Af 1 ., 1 X ,1 .1 . , ' 'Q A ' 1 f A , J:-5 'fil' , 2 Tl.. 'ri 110.1 nfl i , .LH ..x f I' 5 ' A ' i V ' ' . .. at ' f .- Q l . K' ' ' I1 - 5 5 - - sf . K ' , 'LN' G s. ' I I+ f -'LL Y I X. Q , 2, - .-tif . t 1- K .4 -..s ' l. . . , I ' :jug ' ' 5 42-.-4.4! rr' 1 nfl e f .. is K s .1 ' ' ' nge, I1 , c - - 5 f,- v 1- 4. . H K - v v -, Z. v K A ' :' f --- f Y f X t a 'V 5 f. A ' - x . - n . 'I K, - 9, W f ' Xf , x 0' ' h f Q . , ' a um . Alf H- i I if ' A 1 l 2 9' . A ' 4. , P MQ' L..it.'. '. VFX' , 1 A .' . , A9 J A K C Q Ov ,N 1 'Q C' rx ,Q , I ' .., I -. .P 5' t 2 W' W X sv' ?' D- ' -' V .Y 'K' -3 'X Y- I I- rr I T' , ', E1 1 ,y 2 'vm' Seventh Grade 11' LS Mike Fairbanks-Secret.ry, Arvel Navrath-Vice President Robert May-President, Danny Nos' lek-H4-rorter 89 percent of Pragues income recipients work in Prague. Oklahoma City attracts more Prague workers than anv other single labor market, most of which are employed at Tinker Field . , 5 5. QF. .6 2 1' I-A Niclqy Aston, Cheryl hnks, Carylon Burchette, Danna Cochran, Ihvid Coleman, Patricia Edmund 365 workers 1110 men and 255 women' make up the potentlal labor supply from the Prague trade areal ' - IAQ' ,,-, ,L , x -vw 0 41 si uv, x A. 0' Qs. I -fd 5, g. ' L. ,N 5 ' . r 4 . , 0 . ', , v . I hrhan Ellison, Hike Fairbanks, Sandra Fields, Donald Gordon, Lillie Gouker, Jerry Gouker 1 I 4 , I is ' s-... 'ia' Dortlgy Hollon, Jim Hubbell, John Kinzey, Darlene x. 5 Darrel Rains, Don McNeil, Doyle Martin, Azvel Navrath Ihnny Nosalek, Norman Opela if UH-5 Qia- Jimngy Pgyne Sally Pester, Rosie Podest, Cora Qxnry, Ronnie Roller, Wanda Sala e ' n ,Q ma 0- V T , 'L ., 'f W e 'N 'V n l ff? , f: c 1 ' ,fy 3' F ' X 7 lr I XA I . 1 Si X v M . -, X, 2 E ff X gi Y' . I 1 G V Q X i D , 5 s V- gg, sf- 2 Y' ,e C' n . 1 , M, 4. A , A IV :hx 1 I M 6 'Q rl X H f ' e 3 -,l In Q l e l No,-ma Thgma, Robert Hgy, Anna Holik, Jim Husgraves, Larry Nelson, Gary Haggard ii. 'Ig pg F11 uf'-, - , E'- .U t 7 'L'f,l+-- ' ,ix a ' x A . H ' . ' . .- .J in , I A.q'.l.,'- Tis? .I-la--E.r1, .i 1 1? h t. . . ' ff-'-1,15-amxf'-1 '. -- .i3b+ ',-v n.Lg,..- ,,. . A' -E NEW GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING. PRAGUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS E EMENTTANBY HASSES 2 Y 'TF' '17 3 1 4, if 9 i 1 Y-x M 'WV S- ..1 15. i' Q 5' 1' ii lst Row Tommy Davie K y H rris Jay Harris C rol Vy-att Tim Tyler Lletha Aston Sony Payne Zpd Row Joyce William Patricx Martinell Sharon Myleneck Lin Barton Norrene Sedlacke Willy Mil s Diana Martin 'UM Mx 3rd Ro' Glen Oglewn Linda Greer Hike Wright Barbara Pernickn Jerry Leonard Doretha Daniels Billy Hendricks Nth Row Paulette Davis Bob Hardison lstelle Baker Allenn Kimery Redn Rolland Francis Ihry Site lelson Sth Row Jack Pinion Helen Rogers Edon Johnson Ann Young Jim Hensley Roger Redecker John Thomas 6th Row Shirley Reedd David Holland Ronnie Warden Sixth Grade Orville Ashcraft Teacher Q 'YJYWV Q, 4 1- f ' ' I J . '. f 5 V' , 4 ' ' f N iv- V V ,A,.1 A ., I a K f V R ,,,t3,, , P -l . i - t , . - A '- ' xv! 1 ku ysvg I sr 1 fs, X .QQ U x N I A , X 'Q' lu I JA v'-f V f S.- ' . J'-H af! v- ! , , 5, -.5 Q.-if , X ' tl V . Y l H can Hx. X ,JV I I ,- , 1 -in -Q' ff? P' 3 5 4. b .J - . 1 . 1 . a I . -vu A I ,V-tv qv L! ,xslt P 11' 5 e R. - 1'3WN ' Y' M cz- ' ' A - Q , I SSRN A22 A.: e K lb IL... ,f ,F w- 5' fi Fl' l' lst Row Richard Opela Bethie Wolters Leo Denial Judy Long 2nd Row Gerald Dwvis Rogene Sykora Benton Stricklin Angela Butler Dickie Oood Deanna Warden Charles Dostal P1br1cin Wiley 3rd Row Dwnny Linvllle Betty Jo Nuckols Mike Stottlemyre Kwren Kilby Ray Ellison Jo Ann Sfith David Hubbel Paulette mcLaughin bth Row Bennie Roller Cqrblyn Hiemer Jvon James Royena Newton Danny Good Marilyn Hiemer Sidney Thompson Phyllis Spoon Sth Row Gail Ann M1ck Wayne Fridrick Sally Berry Mary Jo Kolar Evelyn Stotler Jaczuie Judd Murk Rollins Sherry Johnson Kenneth Oouker F we Q..,. t. I x A K , I V 4 F' L- ,,W QQX K Fifth Grade Louella Irick - Teacher !!Y' M Fourth Grade Myrle Trammell - Teacher qv llhm 5 ax fy ' ya thx K 2 v- .W 'A . s ,MH -it . at ai. AA V 5 AN'llll1h'. lst Row Linda Bridge Mike Kahanek Donna Nelson Betty Opela Linda James Carol Rowland James Young 2nd Row Joyce Edmonds Joe Davis Patsy Hightower Richard Gordon Connie Rogers Eddie Hardison Sandra Aston 3rd Row Judy Sala Ronnie Sykora Karen Ellis Ronald Fields Linda Ellison Georganne McNeil Eva Nell Moss hth Row Dorthy Reed Howard Ed onds Dana Cooper Douglas Evans Nancy McGinnis Bernie Saunders S Thlrd Grade Fourth Grade lad s Vlarti Teacher Q F' Wi? 1 E01 lflv Var Duncan 'itc ell Pinion vars 1 Jo .nson .Arlene Thomason Stes en J. ith .Jorma S ltr :ar .alta :ill ent.r1cr:son ess1e rearson len on o as llwit Jan.a 1 orta 'luar .avi uccins 'vonne 'ar er 'i S me isson .lou She Rom. Steve .est Sharon -.nn Scarborouclm ' 1 G . n - ' . gl A ., . t . - I, 4 ' V ' kv' ,- x. xv- ' ' N z ' v ' ' fd. Ll 7 X 1 -O' 1 ' A V . ,, A a :YQ 1 ' , V if - 1 Y I1 ' - -f A 'ra , . V, . I Q, ,gl-.Q D , , Q V , Q4 Q -! . ' . J . 'D K ' 4.- : 1 Q -' f ' -1 - I I 9 , Q' A . . I. hi Sv' - '-. Y 'A V . ' - Q 'A M . 5 nb t Row , .f H A' '.. T' ' .. H AT ni Roz: .. v 4 .. .- : -: ' ' 3 ' ' '1 -: , ' ' 4 h. C .. J .. .. . e. - . ... . .. .. Jizy PI 3'll Qri Row TJ . .4 5' H i DM 1-fi. .' .f ' F ti . H Cf. . ' Rovl Anita Sue Hall Jenibel Rollins Janice Kerby Lynne Kelton Ober Fox Gerry Smith Floyd Rowland Row? Mary Ellen Dostal Gary Moz-elock Patsy Friend Billy Pryor Cincy Kilgo Donnie Huston Peggy Goss ROV 3 Robby Henry Row h fhvid 1 , , , V Nr Ronald Dostal Second Grade Myrtle Moore - Teacher 9 4.1 .021 ' F 5' 5 I r Q pg .....- RN P1 1 K . fa- . if da j' ' n F r rf , D - r - - .' 4- ,, . X A ar. + D lm'-'X ' DLI! X4 Q D x'5x'fb1 f' ETB Row 1. , 1, K i 'K as Danrgy Winchester Cheri Searcy Dennis Good Linda Jo Chse Johnme Hart Ranell Huggins Gary Dean Smith Row 2 Linda Kay Ellis Mary Lou Sala Ihvid Friend Dorothy Morgan Bernard Ihniel Gzarlotte Edmond Leslie Stewart Row 3 Harold Blackwell Sue Ihvis Hike Ashcraft Gary Opela James Janda Marilyn hge James Fields Row h Phillip Barrett Betty Carpenter Wayne Goforth Joann Edmonds Donald Hollair Dorothy Leonard Gary Newton Row h Nancy Navrath gl . fy.. ---js: First Grade Second Grade MSF -- K an I Row 1 Luvella Fairbanks Teacher 5 Sr ai WP 'iwfz f sf X Linda Lee Bhrnes Terry Hinson Jane Holder Donald Ellison Ann Cooper Keith Duncan Lucille Ellison Row 2 Sharon Ladra Leonard Ihniel Thanya Lee Ford George Hand Linda Walters Ricky Way Ruth Emery Row 3 Duana Wright Wesley Opela Patty Rae Smith Randolph Pearson Sxaron Young Rancy Martin Billy Carpenter E E 1 E Q! E1 5 'x. 'J we r ' J Q-A K 5 s sl ' K I , -lr J, ' Q-,J L 1 , 1 , PN is-SN ' 'Q U f I 1 55,33 I, G K rl V, ,K Q Q W ei: - 'IEW' ' he h fx Li L' 'x V 4 L P Y iq: , L , 1 K N J, -V I, P - f. 5 I f' If Qs? fi f 5, ' ff U. ' 6 Al' Q '-mira' tx! ' :Egg mx ig'-1:1 , Q 1 ' ' 57- ' P 5 If Q' r Q N? r ., V' N f :' A I, , , . ' .Q , MB A -, 'Ati K First Grade - rpha honeycutt G Q C C31 XI I' 34 -'-J: J .1 f M55 , 3: F . . lr 'L 'f pr f eww o r ,T .gs :5 r 'Wi. 'f'fL' ,Rx 1.1 l W ,,,A 1 Z Exif I h -f Na. ss -- s ,Q - R sp . x,' lst row 2nd row 3rd row Judy Wiley Howard Holik Brelyn Opela Hubbard Evans Pauline Holder Edwin Ihvis Sherry Ihniels Linda Wallace Steven Kimety Teresa Ziegler Ronald Carpenter V I. , Phyllis Coleman Paul Bridge Carolyn Ogburn Z,-' Jimmy Smith Connie Terrell Susie Dmcan James Hand John Knoepfli Trey Judd Phillip Mlynek bth row , F N Q' X - Q S - , Q. -. .X ' -- - ew 2- !I'X I lu X Roger Nelson Ronnie Slmek Kenneth Edmonds Iaveme Hall Charles Tope Richard Reed Gary Pickett Sth row Ronnie Haggard Alonzo Ihniel FQAX! Activities Features Crganizations Junior Play sous AND Nurs YL E IOR SEVEN MEN AND SIX WOMEN CHARACTERS In the order of their first appearancel OLT .,......,,.... , Rebecca's niece INKS .,.. ,,... T he maid, who winks RUBB The cook a melancholiac ARR Benita s fiance with delusions of grandeur CRATES JOY A psychiatrist BI R . . .The porter, afraid of Iunatzcs LUNKETT . . ,.,....... .... . . A lawyer with a humility complex FLLA Fioo, A patient with clausrrophobia DER CLIPPY .t,.. A patient, afraid of cats HF GLossoP , .i....i,.. . . . . A patient who fears contamination D r of the Bolt'Sanitarium'fourllitientalgf-Iiygiene G , . . , , ' I' ..., . . ' ....... ' ...... . . J T . I .,.,..ii. ' ' ,O . . P J it OSSOP Her darling child ON ..i.4r.,.,. . A young interne .SI gulj, buss-man! Joan F lsher Linda Friend Susan Morrison Anita Foreman Budqy Guild Earl Irury Jimmy Page David Greer Bonnie Warden Fred Vaughan Judy Nosalek Cecil Leslie dear! Oh, dear mc! 111c'111 hc give' him a shim. Where am I9 Oh I I tu! t XS II am I dmng ID THIS posmon' Semor Play 'lln lmql 1' Miss Beaver CAST OI CHARACTERS ll II K I INIIXXN Il Il 7lIlVlUlI7l 7710 FT Drmnx 11 1 11111111 1 1 Il htren year old daug ter xRl xxn 1 1 11117 111 I fntn 0111 yar old 1L111 IUOIIIACRI- the lu ubrzour En lu ouse Aff 717. CANASTA BROWN the cook allergic to spooks. IIANK PETERS the gardener allerpic to lunatics. BERNICE BEAVER Bunny the Eager Alix: Beaver! BHASELFY SCLDDER the middle aged widower next door M1sis VIICRBENA VAN Wvcx the Racial dictator o Birch Paul P ine Hills Dxcmai' VAN WYCK her long Ju ering brother. BOD C0915 PRENTIS PROUTY a mad barber uith the palsy and a Mayne Mayeq ra'nr.' Buddy Laroent m . PP? T111-1 FAc1:1.1ass FIEND an or ghoft Good hmavcns what rlxl you D09 -5,6 f o A d ' -' Przixgur News Rlfur r ff District IS-C Champs V ,'?'w K - . me .T S Nl Vs nrruu Pull IU HY M x ' ' ' l ,W xx I 5 X u -J - , s1 l i V N hd - A , ,QT Y - r ' UGHAN ZAE ANN KNOEPFLI MELVAEdY3r 9-.ssxstgirit Editor nder The Water Tower I.,i .lime Goss She-sry lliglitoxx Yidzm Collin. J rnrny Kerbjr Syn' Sniith l1.i..i.x Nnsalek Pat l-'writer' Nrrrzcjs Uriswell Xlclva Banks Alice Harris Hin' Ellen Rains Jo fl nn Pritchett Doyle Good Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Senior Personality Senior Personality Roving Reporter Canipus Chatter Mystery Character Fr H, A. Ia F, A. Melxa Vaughan Red Pepper! Carolyn HQ-inzig Band Carolyn Landers Mary Susan Roberts Anita Foreman Senior Glee Cluk Junior Glee Cluk Speed To be progressive, a town must have a good newspaper and Prague is no exception The first newspaper was printed July 24, 1902, virtually as soon as the town was founded The name of the newspaper was the Prague Es and it was edited at first by F N Newhouse. It was a twelve column, four page paper, Republican in politics, and it served to bind the town and community together Mrs, JO neg bought the parser in 1920 and has been the editor and publisher ever since Mrs Jones changed the name of the paper tothe Praaue News Rerord in honor of the two pioneer papers The Prague New-'S RrH,'17ffTE'5-Efpr page! twelve Column newspaper, Republican in -T75 considered bv manv as one of the finest small town news- papers in Oklahoma today fi 7' Eqle E- .en Rui' Hxayggr. Jeux. El f THF BUSINESS STM I' , , - in ...L Yearbook Staff 'HH IIJITIJRKAI. STAN Departmental Editors - Organizations: Zae Ann Knoepfli,Handa Hollon Ann Sala,Wayne Hayes,Tomye Hayes Sports: Bob Cook and Paul Payne Advertising Managers Charlotte Davis and La June Goss Advertising Salesmen Zae Ann E.noepf1i,Carol Ellis Buddy Largent,Graden Rogers John Longacre Business Managers Melvn Vmmhn and Alice Heinzig Faculty Advisor ---- Mr. Lusk Classes: Charlotte Davis Jo Ann Pritchett Snaps: Carol Ann Ellis Typist: Rowena Fields Proofreaders: La June Goss and Melva mnks Faculty Advisor Hrs. Blackwell 56 ,IC Dramatlcs Club Back row-Everett Riddle, Leslie Statler, Warren Fswwcett, Wayne Mayes, Robert Kahanek. George Rains, Middle row-Mrs. Blackwell, Coach, Helen Stewart, Linda Friend. Dfvid Greer. Glen Carpenter, Bottom: row-Joe Podest, Mattie Lee Norgwn, Jo Ann Pritchett, Carol 231115, Anite Foreman, T. J. Simek. rgaret Burleson Uificers Pat Farmer 41. Treas. Manda Martin Hist. ice Harris Sec. .gene Stewart Parl Ann Pritchett Rep 5 Y Mary Hendr1cks Pres. Miss Walker Advisor Joan Fisher V Pres Pianist Carolyn Heinzig Song Leader 4 'YS tri' s-J L jHg5?Hf93?t2mg3ne r ,za .U ,ahp fc , F H A Actlvltles X The sixty-five girls that make up our F. H. A. chapter have done a grand job acquainting the community with the homemaking program. began the year with the installation of our new officers and the ini- of serveral new members. The program was presented by the Stroud of Future H memakers. We tiation Chapter The national projects chosen by our chapter are Families Together, Civil Defense, and Unisco. At the community fair the chapter prepared an emergency food shelf for the home. Members also have volunteered to serve as ground observers in our local Civil Defense. The Unisco Gift Coupon Plan ls to help young women in Romallah and Jordon to set up a co-operative for their hand- work, also to help them purchase sewing and weaving equipment, projection equipment and instructional films. Our State projects are the same as last year, know your family and remem- bering the aging. Our annual Family Night Banquet was April ll. The theme for the banquet was the F. H. A. Rose Garden, and the program presented was an interpretation of our flower the red rose. To Carry out the ppgject, Remembering the gging, the girls visit the aged at the nursing home and take gifts, flowers, and fruit at Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter. Besides our usual local projects we have two new projects this Neighbors and the Polio Drive. The objective of World Neighbors is to provide ' Africa,a year, World the people in the underdeveloped areas of the world, such as India, and the Prhlippines, the same type of training we receive in our F. H. A., to teach the people to become self-sufficient so that thev may make their own way, The F. Ei. A. girls contributed 8103.55 to the polio drive from a potato chip sale they sponsered. Every person donated as they wished in exchange for pota- to chips. This group planned, prepared, and served dinner to district coaches and Christmas dinner to faculty. - Q -ls.. , Q 'DQ ' 1 ' ' ugly H .,, . , IN f .' N'.Q.z..-5 r:.. Jg'-fzm A ,fm wife A we til' ' , f .' ' .2-,qw - ' ' ,, ., . , A , x nf. - -1 lst Row-Lae Ann Knoepfll, Pat Farmer, Ma Georgia Suva, Karan Barton, Susie Marsh, La June Joss, Carolyn James. 2nd Row-Miss Walxer, Mattie Morgan, Judy Mary Lou Delbrldge, Diana Hall, Alice Jo Ann Heinzig, Peggy Gregory, Melva Vaugha 3rd Row-Ann Armstrong, Geraldine Pratkl, Ann Navrath, Charlotte Davis, Rae Rains, Smith. Faye Nolan, Ruth Leister. uth Row-Donna Evans, Starla Roller, Bonnie Warden, Tomye Hays, Emily Pernicka, Sharon Stotler, Mary Roland, Imogene Stewart, Marcella Turnbull, Nadene Collins, Maxine Car- penter, Rowena Fields, ry Frances Holik, Mary Jane Podest Jlrol Elli Anita Foreman, Bernice Janda, Loyea Stewart, Nosalek, Linda Friend, Joan Fisher, Sue Gayl Harris, Nellie Whitley, Shirley Huitt, Alice n. Reva Johnson, Agnes Gerlick, Margie Pernicka Roylyn Hamilton, Barbara Williams, Sherry Hightower. Other activities included a Chuck Wagon Supper to raise money for our annual trip and the Style Show at which all the garments made in homemaking are shown and some new fashions for the coming season. The highlights of the year are the State Rally and the trip taken immediately after school classes, A good deal of preparation and planning go into making these two biz events a success. H. A. Mothers: Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. James Future Homemakers of America 5: OI' Margaret Burleson, Helen Stewart, Shirley Jo, ' ? ' F.H.A. Trap T The annual F. H. A. trip which follows the close of school is always anticipated by the large number of girls who enjoy it. This year we were blessed with good weather and three wonderful F. H. A. mothers, thus making it the best trip we have ever taken. , I A ny-'ink ls'- Us 3,-ivf ijyf K '.-f':W'- ' Lf yr I 1s An organization of farm boys that has continually had grow- ing pains since its origin back in the 2O's. Presently there are some sixteen thousand plus members in the four hundred chapters in Oklahoma helping to make up the lark gest farm boy organization in the world. This organization which was pioneered and developed in these United States has been the pattern for similar organization in every continent in the world. Such countries as England, Japan, Ethiopia, and the Philippines have organizations very similar and in some cases almost identical to the Future Farmers of America. The Prague Chapter has always and is continuing to advance the cause of agriculture and to bring about a better u derstand- ing as to its value and absolute importance in a hu gry world. Prague Agricultural Markets: A, One community livestock auction B. Two produce houses which buy eggs and butterfat C, ihvo general produce houses D, Two grain markets F, One cotton gin E, One pecan market G. One hatchery 1 rw' be-IJH'n, Q.. A , 4 , W-4' F Q . 1 Uh!-no-khan.. ,J . , -.-,,-..f 419 n I O has , wi' 11,1 .,.A., -we '-Q. . 1.7 - - A 1 - D -ig v- ' x fs J 5 c e 4', kl 9 f 1 v .F , ., ' 'Url Q-' ' 'q..n'l3 .Hn 11Y'1Kf,2.a fx I S ig X. 5 '-v '494A..'.: H15 im.. . Q xr' X 5 44 '- W if ' if , ' . Q : ,Lx ' , , f - '- , VX x. ' I s' ' X 4 :. 'Y --' if ' 'Q' -- -Z A' 4 ' ' n 'i' imfl R x I xx ,E ' A ff' 'Q' '79 3.,Q,x ,'4 .-X 1' I 1 cf' ffrff Q' 'gf X m Condition of weather 5 The Fruits of our 1ab0I'S AV Average number of clear days annually - 195 B. Average number of partly cloudy days annually - 90 C. Average number of cloudy days annually - 80 Lincoln County Junior Breeder Show--May 11, 1957 Dorrie CChampion Cowl and Stanley Robert Kahanek--One of younger I l . Master of Cern Length of growing season 220YdayS Senior High Mixed Chorus i i Back r0w2 Hr. Ristau-Director, Darrel Roller, Roy Lee Stewart, T. J. Simek Pat McGinnis, Bottom row: Agnes Gerlick, Hircella Turnbull, Anite Foreman Reva Johnson, Carolyn Landers, Wanda Moore, Junior High GI99 Clllb Ifr. Ristqu, Shnren Stonler, Donna Evvns, Linii Irici Hfry Thonrson, Dizna Hall, Judy Colvin, Lee An: Johnson, Norma ihomag Bottom row: Dorlene Landers, Floritn 5,icn, Enwlee Pernicka, Lucy Turnoull, Karen Barton, Kari Susan Rooerts, Betn Burleson, Bernice Jqniq, Rory Lou Delbridge. va 'C H. vs ' . 5 't'22 ?'T1 Q - . Q . 56-me f eg, ' ' P. x First Row-Starla Roller,Fresh3 Sue Gaylor,Soph.g Peggy Cook, Mascot, Bonnie Warden,Jr.3 Charlotte Davis,Sr. Second Row-Mary Rowland, Ann Navrath, Faye Nolan, Zae Ann Knoepfli, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Roberts, Spons.5 Mary Delbridge, Karen Barton, Anita Foreman, Bernice Janda, Loyea Stewart, La June Goss, Carolyn James. Third Row-Judy Nosalek, Mary Bradley, Ann Martin, Linda Friend, Mary Hendricks, Joan Fisher, Georgia Suva, Susie Marsh, Nellie Whitley, Shirley Bryant, Alice Heinzig, Peggy Gregory, Pat Farmer. Fourth Row-Nadine Collins, Ruby Hall, Avaline Smith, Melva Vaughan, Carol Ellis, Alice Harris, Margaret Burleson, Hellen Stewart, Shirley Pep Club NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE INFANT .TESUS OF PRAGUE Smith, Ann Sala, Diana Hal 1. More than 300 years ago, a world famous Shrine to the Christ-Child was established at Prague, Czechoslovakia, but now in recent years this place of prayer is behind the iron curtain. Church authorities have canonically established a NATIDNAL SHRINE to the Infant Jesus at Prague, Oklahoma, located at the intersection of highways 62 and 99, Here, month.ly Novenas and Pllgrimages are held. During the last 12 months people from 48 states and 11 foreign countries visited the shrine. Of special interest in the Shrine is a piece of relic of the manger of Bethlehem where the Divine Infant was born and a piece of the'True Cross on which He was crucified on Calvaryg they serve to bring the spiri tual nearness of the Little King to the thousands of tourists and pilgrims I who visit this prayer center throughout the year. i Y' L . . 1 . V .. 1 g V fl O Helva Vaughan- Reporter, I.aJune Goss- Secretary ICEFS nice Heinzig- Vice President, Zae Am Knoepfli President The baseball and foothall flelds are owned by the Amerlran Legxon and offer adequate facil t es for the-s sports Prague has a nine- hole- golf Course suprrwsed hv the Golf Club Prague has a new large swnmmmg pool wlth adequate f8Clllll9S Prague s rodeo grounds IS the su-ne of two rodeos annually The school playground ronomls of a gx mnasuum baseball dramond and modern pla vground euummv-nt Starla Roller-Fresh Bae Gaylor Soph Bonnie Warden Jr Charlotte Davie Sr Bed Devil Alice Jo Harris Mascot Peggy Oook O F' 9' 'fl 4- - I Aux if ' 5 eq X ' 9 1 S - ' ' l -l - x 2 2 . I, SJ 1 ' - ,, J ' 4 fi . 1 Q 2 f f 5 P E? 75 ' ' P 2' 'G 0 14' 1' ' 1,1 0 X 1 . 'Q' Af N f I l . A f L. A . P 1. A X , . x Vs Y, A I , N , X A . K. . ' 5 ' lv-1 Pl' ' 5 X.: it -. .agmgs ap, V , - N x f '1- Jtsbp,-gi ,. V, K ,,,K,:',.. - 4 ,.-- . 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MENTI ON Warren Fawcett David Greer Eugene Hancock Fred Vaughn Earl Drury Buddy Guild James Vanzant Cecil McLaughlin Gilland Turner Frank Query Jim Page Chuck Holmes C gh 1' We if 1 , 13 31 6 . 20 7 O . 27 U3 0 J lc 25 0 1 ' . 11 12 6 a N , . 18 32 6 Vt A 1 nj . , 25 21 O F he 1 . 1 0 ' V 'L . 8 25 6 . 15 20 6 . 22 13 12 . 29 6 lh Q1 ' nga. 1 if Ng - Q ..l 1 We y up W ' ' . Wt. 201 6 E 208 155 6:2' 9 155 S e , , 75 17 ' 55 ' 5' 55 ' Q37 1 5 lk.. I' X i . L: 7. 1' J'-l 5 X A '33, if 11 ., . :N Layne XQJP9 L. Guard .v All Couf. All Dist. - U 'K fi, 6 Chuck Holmes Back A11 Conf. 71 gy 1 - 1 f- A ., ls Y nf Georg! Bruwn Right Guvrd All Conf. R11 Dist. Hon. Hen. for All Stvte J 1 Y ...v ll - Boa Cook Fullbqck All Conf. All Dist. 1' -'uv 4, , -.. Ia' David Grevr L. Tackle Xtilp V C,Ci1 LgLwu5Llin ,uurtero ck hon. Men. for All Dist. '4 .., 'Du Robnrt Kahanek Right Tqckle All Conf. All Dist. F N4 I if Wav iq gf ...ii.. GrQden Rogers 1uQrterback All Conf. All Dist. K ' 1 Q V r ...Q -,,., may ,. Jim P2-n Back All Conf. .J EQr1 Drury Right Tickle All Conf. r Buidy Largent Centfr All Conf. All Dist. sf - Q: 1 ' , ,. .cf Wdrren Fewcvtt End All Dist. RED DEVILS A-J .o'5, Fred Vaughan Gilland Turnnr Left Guard Right Guard if Carl Fredricks John Butts Tackle End KW' Fri Eugene Hancock Center Hon Mention dl' Hi '3 1 Bmw ouua Paul Payne End ack All Conf f'Q any' E141 Johnnie Kolar James Vanzant 9001150 A YWFG Tackle Bagk Tackle 't F5 5153 Franx Quarry Bnck X iw! Gerald Mable? Tackle ml, -, E w 1:5 X A s h u' r . 4 . ' x ' M L : an ' mga .., , A f .V l X. in , 8 'Lrg 4 .. A B A r is . i .e ep 4 ' n LN A 'L Q Q ,-A u ff N. if X f' c 11 r , -Y c 1 he l J ,, X .J .4 ' I : , 'D W ,g 4 f?'.gih: ' Q HQ. Eff v - ' ., IU' , - c f rnr' ,1 Q V IA Ii I IL- Coach: Bob Ausmus Bsglgvulf I-, 'll C 4 Assistant Coach Jae Owens M , IF ville yr S Q, J' 43 ful x-'45 4: is 1: Na I -.4 v U , G' ' 4 -A ' , .- A- 1 - 1 -I - E A X MJ I . A , ' W f 5 ' UU if 3 d 41 ' ' d um.: ff Mmhl P W Nf .um.1w.. -Mlm.-an HL- JU - xv Bgbby Holland Joe Thompson Don Heilzig DOYIG louquet, D8-NW B-06011 Donald Walters Butch Lin End Bagk gack Tackle center Back Tackle 'r 1 '2 7 +5 - Q u O f f O W F b II L - sf, ' Y 1' ' L. r 1 Oot 3 x. - igxgdr Beuiiigansley B-'begtczarun Hwaagafgler Frankie Warden Dennis Click B X 8 ' X my .1 X gs ' -v v4 A O' .- - K g 1 ' A vw I 9 , ' '7 . 1 O I l, 5' , , , ' 'an ' - ' S0 x .. . Q, - , -wow! , 1 x l x ,J , 5:11 , -- X Trankie Awel x Lacquemen Jack Page Darrel Rains Donald Gregory Don Hemel Jimrie Ku-by N vreth James a r' -1 M es- W w- ,gk , Q L' 1 7 o . 2 W. 4 .. 4, Q V. , f Q N' I ' 'f 1 Q I X If A 1 , ' N fl' 1 John Kinzey Gene Gr-er Dickie Bullard Charles Jimmy Payne per, nina Milford Dandy B1'ck'e11 Lacquement gy Y, ' aww. 3, 1 : ' O I : 1 . . ,Q Us ,. - -Q v. , 5 -4 , Q 1 1- - I 4, X 5 :L -,- g x E! -M I , QN ,. 'NZX Ronnie Eddie Landers Jim Husgraves David Coleman QQC11 Vlhitlgy Donald G01-don Carl Huitf, Dale Roller uf-C Opponent He Thgy gceEt.12h Heleetkn 15 0 - Beleztkn 7 1 Oct. 10 Stroud I lg Oct. 29 Harrah 114 0 Karon 'hrton-Junior Hinh Football Qunrn fwich Linvillf-C iain Senior High Basketball First Row-Bobby Holland, Earl Drury, Warren Fawcett, Bob Cook Second Row-James Vanzant Chuck Homes Diddy La:-gent, Jimmy hge, Coach Ausmus. Number of private medical personnel practicing in Prague: A. Two Physicians C- One Optician B. one Dentist D. One Technician ilaboratory and X-rayJ 1 3 3 H 1 X ' uf X '- 42 3 5 1 5 g f 1 w ,K James Vanzant Bobby Center Buddy Forward larl Drury Ohuck Holmes Ju Page Bob Cook Center Toward ouora Guard Guard ? 7 xx Opponent we They Opponent We They Y , 6 izroud 25 M9 Konova 33 36 of 1 Chandler 26 SO Stroud 31 bl Bowlegs 12 S0 Weleetkn 35 36 ' I Ihvenport 31 hh Konawa 149 30 ,iff t Maud 29 bl Bowlegs 32 53 1 Allen 37 P47 Allen 38 39 I Hetunkn 31 ua Ihvenport no 148 Heleetka 112 36 , . 2' We Back Row-Don Gregory,Robert Ma.rtin,Fra.n.kie Harden,Bennie 1 LA . Hens1ey,Doy1e Fouquet,Coy Famer,Stan1ey Ko1nr,Don Walters 6 Front Row-Larry Nucko1s,James Hardison,I-Zddie Landers, lhle Porter,Pete Friend,Don He1nzig,Jack Page,Tonmq Stewart, V , T I Dean Evans: Coach-Hr. Ausmus larren Iavcett J ' H ' h Iorugpd U n r 1 1 1541 Eur' B 455' ugif' 'x v ,Aifflf , xg -X, f f' ' 1 E 4 v ae Km--pfli Cfsrlotte La June Goss Pat Famer Alice Heinzig CQTOI Ellis Shirley S1..i C-ufw rd Dnvi s-Sud rd Forvard Gua rd Guard Forward For:-'ar-i . Kg, I Q . Q 3 3 4 ' ,il iv ' - Us 2 f x ...Jie ',: ar'.e:x Fage 1501111 Margfaret Carolyn J Fonvn-1 Helen Stew-U-1, Fon- 1r.1 Sherry' Burleson-Forward Sue Gaylor Guard Forwq rd H5-531'00We1'-Gilqrd Forward Coach Opponent We They Stroud no 116 Stroud 140 30 Chandler SO SS Weleeka 33 37 Boulegs 2h 23 Stroud 143 142 lhvenport 31 21 Chandler 23 36 Maud 30 153 Bowlegs 18 31 A11en 117 26 Allen 39 ho Holdenville 29 2,3 Ihvenport 55 31 Konawa 37 19 Weleeka 16 29 Prague Clinic 8. Hospital oi lull Dr and Mrs Ned Burleson Prague Oil Company Q, TEXACO PRODUCTS BOX 536 PHONE 113 PRAGUE OKLA CH XRTFR 'HEHBLR PI DI R XL RELSI RX! SX STEM FEDIQR XL DI POSI I INSL R XNLI L ORPORATION I I magma flmurmijg 'Ei ff azwiwwfm 1006 MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY OF BANFING STTRVICE 1058 I TE ,, A K '5 '-3 . in R T .,., kjrxi . 6 ' , N-'Kr' Q K ' - A ., A f 2 JJ 4 , lg O A L- . 3 Comphmenfs of X Xl IUN Xl IMNI1 Tho fodoral llooosn Insurance Corooranon WASHINGTON D C essc-:'s DRUG STORE Ph me 95 PARKS BROTHERS HARDWARE PRAGUE OKLAHOMA Relaoble Chevrolet Co SALES AND SERVICE Pratue Oklahoma Comphmonts Dr DonuldR Feltmun Optometlst COMPLIMENTS OF PRAGUE MEDICAL CLINH' Dr. and Mrs. John G. Rollins STROUIJ NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Stroud's First Bank Founded in 1898 STROUD, OKLA. X i-X'fX ,- llfaili sTYLEs... ,f?5fyQ-13 Qnmwifmmn Q:-gM1Hq?i DENE's 5, V3 T- BEAUTYSHOP ffixl' E 'W X Complete Line Revlon Cosmetics Phone 222 DOYAl GREER IF IT'S INSURANCE - WE WRITE IT REAL ESTATE - NCTPRY - CIR TAGS PHONE I4 PRAGUE. OKLA. f f 7 jQMfsAw , 0 I Drury s FIVE 81 Ten SW 5'0 Compleie Siock of nliglnlr Varlely Goods ,' You Are Always Welcome cHlLon:Ns ' CLOTHING MRS. LEO Come in and see our nice stock FROM ARMS-mgug of new merchandise INFANTS UP owwsn -GETS CALL lg NSA 273 Prague Wholesale Grocery Co. Serving Independent Merchants with Quality Merchandise. Delmonte, Kuner, and Standard Jauned Foods and Vegetables. Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Imperial Cane Sugar Prague, Okla A lRHllUUlllWOIWCDL . . ' I M' C eoooe oo , eoooo e P HON E 1 3 5 IZZZ: 323552: 'IAH Prague, Oklo. MCGILLS GROCERY md F Phone I55 Sk lly Gas WE BUY CREAM AND EGGS Keep U Neat Cleaners 0 th Of Prag Qualltyl Service PHONE 16041-'11 Prague Ulxluhomc Pwffe S G 'e'Y Q Anus cuAl.m:ns Phone 35 sues Ano snvacs PRAGUE OKLAHOMA Gnmes Farm Store NEW IDEA MACHINERY LES WYATT'S G R 0 C E R Y ADMIHAI.. APPLIANCES Phone 516 Prague Okla PRAGUE OKLA PHONE 299 TI NEY S JEWELRY 9 U l Gift It ' 9 CHOICE CUTS OF' STEAKS qusua ems R 1382 btroud Okla AND John Wrlght's PPEMIUM CMCKENS GROCERY AND PRODUCE EIIGHMAY 62 PHONE 33b,j Stroud and Sparks R1 -, C' Q 9 Groceries ee e 5 miles n r ue ' ' I ' I Q - 0 I lv Q I 9 Diamonds - Watches w g D R I V E - I N V 7 , V C. . ' ll - bw: Q s V' T A Y +P 5 .. I . 1 DAIRY MART 'Where the kids meet ' Earl and Helen Nosalek E noun -A IMPLEMENT co. Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery CHAINPLIN PRO DUCT S Ph, E Repair Service Prague, Oklahoma PRAGUE CLEANERS lf'1r'.f'-1l.:r Peiplef Cleaning - Presgmg Alterations can 94 'm,..a. l y ' .:. , .Wi Do wer .. ' PRAGUE, OKLA i I V CHAS. AND AXNAIIELL BLACKWELI e Seniors Blumenthuls -The leader Prague. Oklahoma ELLIS COVRTS iii' Conditioned Cottages Prague, Okla. ,Spoon Pump 8. Plumbing Mi'E,e5 i' PWWYMHWWHHMR Mm -ssnvict Call 18 when you need a Plumber Prague, Okla. Gwugaabaiahbvu lgefzws - -X. a SllPPlY 0-E QUALITY Xl'-ff pmq Ruth and Ray Smith Prague Lumber Co Chas B1 ezny Mgr k'UfNII'I.INII'IN'I'S OF II fXRI'ROVF INII I I XII NT I 0 Jonnr mg Dunn IC V Oh SYKORA I rocery 8L Market Full Ime of Fresh Me It Ve etablm Giveb Green Stampe PHONE IR XC LF Ohl Ixlablub 1 R05 alty Company IKM II- OKI XIIO X Cnty Poultry and Ifgfg S XKKNI-I II- J C ENPR 'XI IIXUI INC IIIONI' 1 Phone 223 Frank Fisher' Prop I ev' OW av' 1 vo ,fig BAD T DRIVE IN THEATRE A 6 u r o L H 81 M BUICK CO 0 Ml W I H, Keith Hoydell Phone 92 SSW Bm . I 4 . ' nl. ' . . :6,.n'uu.l, III JN!-I 5 J , ' , , I'Ii.f Iliff, 'IMA' Y I ' i . ,A Z V 1 1 l lk! Y 1 - U' 1 ' C f' ' PIIONIG 231 ' V ' .A I I I, ' ,I Mr Jill' I 64 ' I- 1 ' J. Q -' 'ilT.4YI,If.IIffJ'I'S Cf I. ' v 1 1 J .'II.- II ' II-YI I.x'f- :md Drwsr-II I'u11ltr'y Ifilsw. Ilxch-S. I lII'N, IN-czms Tummu- Smith 3 ' ' 'PP ,, , ' 1 - F I ,I U I '17 'f . 0' e 'B f ff A' - In I6 , 1' We TFL -v' . V, If RQ: 7 ff ' I 'W' Nw I PI , K I. ne ie ea o rngue. .i. .ova ar n A f WV Ar V, Z7 Complete Tire Service BATTERIES - OILS - ACCESSORIES GAS 8 OIL C A F E HVVASHING fOHEAS1NO 1 LUBRICATION Jumbo Burgers FAIRBANKS SLRVICE, STATION PRAGLI- PHONE 55 PRAGUE OKLA f'-'oil Phrastek DVIOVIP 106 Complumenfs Prague Smclulr Service UNDP RWOOD LXUNDRY F H MWART Owner Tl lil' D AND TUBELESS WHITE OR BLACK COMPLETE TRUCK TIRE SERVICE Clyde and Gladys Underwood M, FIX TRALTOR TIRES WITH FLLID Prague Okla PRAGUEJS LARGEST TIRE DEALER i 3-Zioiiy Mouuuaurwomcs Agggggigglev lhone EO or 19 v Prague FROM TREE TO TRADE LGS ll 1 r LU? zu LEATHER GOODS WHOLESALE GAS AND OIL 214 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 548 SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA Arlmgton Hotel IATTERIES T135 PHONE so Joe and Edith Andrews I CLEO DAVIS PHONE gg V See us J. H. and . 2' ze QLD' I 1' X Q I R XINBO I RIII 1 nod lnod Our Spell ll 5tLlRs C hopx C makin Ar fwlfls I mgerxe R0 ulx to Wm ar cw Sports Wvar CLOSET CATERING TO PARTIES AND CLUBS Delilah and Conrad Knoepfli Pho De 187 Prague, Okla 'Sire F C Teape Ninn s Goss Dry Goods md I ddlu Reads t 1 NN ear Clothmq for The Entnre Famnlv Jack Goss Sam Trammell Butane Company QNX 0 S Good Service O C1 H1 r one 190 U1llCE Wye? 26 Residence PRAGUE FOSTER S DRUG STORE NBER? FRI NDS NRET I razzue Okla Phong 19 Reliable Auto Supply Congratulatzons to the Semor Class Phone 29 Pini On Mobil SERVICE 21, HOUR FRIENDLY ONE STOP SERVICE PRAGUE VARIETY S T O R E OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT Phone 27 Main and Broadway Leon and Mule Martm, Props. - ' Y Y g L I A J 9 -' ily -ff - , 1 . Y w , ,,,, -1 - . , , R THE ' , T THES ' ' ' . lfl on I Prague, Okla. Mrs. H. D. Hinson f I od la ' ff x T 1 4 1 I X 1 1 v I v 1 I If A A C A A O . . 3. od 4v.e'su..re . l -sn 4 ' . 4 O 9 ' .J Z' do I O l A 4 Lar'Efest Selection , of GOOD F0013 FUR l'l,EASl'IlJ Gl'IiS'l'S Piece Goods in Shawnee Fine Home Made Pies II4 Mr. Sc Mr. Penn Reeves Cnarlie and Maxine Martin East Muin Paden, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS BANK GRADUATES Seminole, Okla. 6 ,5 'Oldest bank in Seminole County. 2l9N Mann Sf Member F D I C Phone282 SEMINOLE OKLA 7290 02121 6625893393 2292399998 IF ITS Borden ITS GUI' 'IU BE WD 683539 OWGWSWUHOODI Edward Brezny Distributor Pnone 169D Prague QL la oma I , B iii Q ' Q 8 ' 9 5 1 Q 9 it NELSON FURNITURE COMPANY The home of nationally advertised merchandls 'Feather' your t w a llttle down Malo Rf Broadway Ihone 1050 In Serrlnol 'jg Bfoiaonz fl 3 GIFTS Floral D s gns For WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS FUNERALS CORSAGES BOUOUETS POT PLANTS 9116 Okla PHONE 245 Kahanek s Food Store PRAFUE OKIA Eg Superior SEED FERTILIZER POULTRY PECANS CUSTOM SEED CLEANING CUSTOM FEED GRINDING Prague Milling Co Phone 26 P R TQGLU E C011 Cgratulalzong Gradualey ,STN ,Yah Phone FOresI' 5 4487 SEMCO COLOR PRESS LITHOGRAPHERS PRINTERS B l MTN I29 N W Th rd S+ OKLAHOMA CITY , ' ' 9 ei ' I ' ' nes ith . 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