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' 'L' VI' I ' , QGamida1qLHQ0 V 2- ' :- O ' mea .Staff Editor........ Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . . Photographer . . . Artist ..... . . . Sports Manager . . . Class Managers . . . Grade School Managers . . . Sponsor . . . Published by the Zinco Staff of Picher High School, Picher, Oklahoma , , , Carolyn Lane . . Patsy Powell . . . . . . .Judy Van Volkenburg . , ,Gary Brown . . Robert Sharp . DeEtta Vicory . Judy Patterson Alene Karnes Opal Canady . . . . . .Ralph Leslie Elaine Hewkin Cleo M. Harrell s! I f ., wi xi hfj if -,M ,,.f Y ,gwwp QQ- , .,.. M.. THIS'IS A CIRCLE QU--Gene Glover, Mr. Ray Har rell, instructor, Gary Cox, GEOMETRY' You SUBTRACT 2x+8 FROM 2 16 AND--Ed ' Craig, ALGEBRA 1. XJ' 'he THE SQUARE ROOT OF 5 IS--Mr. Byrl Gowin, in- structor, Lloyd Skelton, Gary Cox, Grace Taylor, ALGEBRA II. HOW DOES IT WORK?--Don Johnson, Kenneth Thu- lin, Ralph Leslie, PHYSICS. Compliments of: Mr. 8LMrs. DOUGLAS PAYTON . . . Miami, Okla. O 8: O GARAGE . . . 528 North Connell, Picher 771414 The Mathematics curriculum places particular stress on developing accuracy and facility in the use of computational processes in practical situations. Provisions are made for pupils to develop skills and abilities in the mathematics areas of geometry, and graphic representation and interpretation, elementary analysis, and scientific thinking. EVALUAT IVE CRITERIA and Scientific thinking has come to be the upper most important in today's World of Science. In a world dominated by the idea of getting to the moon and puttingasatellite into space, geometry, physics, and algebra are a way of life. Our mathematics department is made up of Mr. B. Gowin and Mr. R. Harrell. Miss F. Shyrock is in charge of all Junior High School courses. In a world greatly confused by so many issues, it would be well for us to sit down and talk to each other. To discuss our problems and to speak to each other in a language we all understand must be our sincere goal. Rock ,4- Language arts in our high school is focused with an eye upon the future. Commtuiication with each other and the art of expressing your own personal opin- ions is one of the major objectives of this depart- ment. Mr. H. Hudson, director of Speech and Debate, Mr. C. Houston, Mr. B. Thompson, and Mr. E. Rauni- kar are the senior high school English teachers. PLACES EVERYONE, ACTION! --Mr. Doc Houston, instructor, Freda Shafer, Charles Millard, Jim Sooter, Butch Barnes, ENGLISH. LIT. RIGHT HERE IT IS!--Mary Gillmore, Betty Stit-es, Larry Houser, Jack Beggs, Mr. Eddie Raunikar, in- structor, ENGLISH 12. p OUCH! --Cindy Montgomery, Dan Inman, Gary Wil- liams, SPEECH 12. BRITISH SYSTEM, HA! HA!--Mr. Howard Hudson, instructor, James Graves, Delores Richardson, DE- BATE. This Page Sponsored By: HUNTER FUNERAL HOME DURHAMS Phone 3 or 100 Women's Ready-to-Wear Picher, Oklahoma WHAT 'S THIS? - -Perry Brown, Bill I-Iassenburg, PHYS IOLOGY. IT'S COLD UP HERE! --Mr. Howard Bo Spoon, in- structor, Doug Carnahan, Don Johnson, WORLD HIS- TORY. LEARNING As the re-educative process goes on, as relationships of trust and confidence are established, as problems are defined in a permissive, non-threatening atmosphere, as insights are gained and the reality of these insights tested in action, there will be a gradual shift toward more rational methods of investigating and solving problems. Dr. George Sharp STUDY! STUDY! STUDY! f?j--Mr. Larry Puryear, Velma Madison, Judy Henson, Earlene Green, LI- BRARY. A 7143454 4 I4 Q Learning is one of the most important jobs of our public schools. To be able to assemble matter and gain insight into information which will lead toward more intelligent investigation and realization of basic human problems is important. Wehave at Picher High School a rich environment for learning. Mr. I-l. Spoon, and Mr. L. Puryear lead us in our pursuit of knowledge. ARE You SURE IT'S DEAD?--Ray Harrell, Jr., Mr. Larry Puryear, instructor, Joy Bone, Alene Karnes, BIOLOGY. Paws? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Harrell, Manager, Tommy Richardson, Robert Eli, Ladell Mor- gan, Richard Sexton, Perry Brown, Gary Gar- rett, Herbert Hare, Jack Beggs, Darrell Kline, Jerry Bayliss, Arthur Jones. Cal Davis, Head Custodian TOP ROW, L to R: Richard Sexton, Perry Brown, Charles Pile, Larry Houser. 2nd ROW: Cal Davis, Head Custodian, Johnnie Lawrence, Jimmy Sharbutt, Tony Murray. 3rd ROW: Jerry Bayliss, Darrell Kline, Ladell Morgan, Tommy Richardson. The .Plant Improvement Club is a group of boys whose faithful and unselfish service to our school keeps the building and grounds in good repair and attractive. -Their work does much to contribute to the spirit and atmosphere of our student body and school. They have attended custodial clinics which qualify them for their jobs. Some of the boys are using this as a means of working their way through school. gm Dzwow ' Mullin gassing up the new 195 International Bus. Here we see Mr. C.H. Kerr, Mr Fred Osborne, andMr.H.C. Mc- J ack Morris 8. Mrs. RalphBryan and Mrs. Emma Morris THE QUICK BROWN FOX--Betty Stites, Mrs. Cleo M. Harrell, instructor, Charlene Barnes, TYPING I. DRILL! DRILL! DRILL!--Judy Henson, Pat Bryan, Janice Moore, TYPING II. COMMERCIAL Vocational planning is a developmental process that spans several years and is deter- mined by a series of decisions. Wise and careful vocational planning helps one to avoid pitfalls, serious mistakes, much wasted effort and many unhappy experiences. Verl A. Teeter I DON'T BELIEVE IT ! --Joye Bradford, Johnny Law- rence, Agnes Moore, Janice Moore, Mary Gillmore, Shorthand. aaa- - .. With dexterity, our Commercial students perform admir- ably. They are interested in their work and they spend much time in perfecting it. To be able to gain efficiency in shorthand, having a work- ing knowledge of bookkeeping, and to be able to type are the assets which our Commercial students possess. Mrs. Cleo Harrell is in charge of this department. WHY DOESN'T IT BALANCE?--Eddie Craig, Bookkeeping. BILL THOMAS GARAGE Phone OR 5-4513 Commerce, Oklahoma DENTON'S GROCERY Phone 344 Picher, Oklahoma This page sponsored by: WAT CH THEFINGERS! - -Benny De atherage, Larry Houser, Mr. Burel Mullins, instructor, T Srl WOOD. IS THIS WHY THE BUS DOESN'T RUN?--Mr. Fred Os- borne, instructor, Terry I-Ieatherly, Butch Powell, Perry Brown, T Srl AUTO. 0 t I PERSONAL EXPERIENCE lts value is not contained in itselfg its significance is that of standpoint,outlook,method. It intervenes between the more cas- ual,tentative,and round -about experiences of the past, and more controlled and orderly experiences of the future. It gives past experience in that net form which it renders it most available and mostsignificant,most fecund for future experience. The abstrac- tions, generalizations, and classifications which it introduces all have prospective meaning. John Dewey TIME TO EAT!--Mrs. Willa McLain, instructor, Marion King- Working with ones hands is important. When one learns by doing,this particular habit which is formed stays with them all their life. To have an experience working with an object is an important goal to be at- tained by every student. Our vocational program is headed by our T SLI instructors Mr. B. Mullins and F. Osborne. Mrs. W. McLain is the Home Ec, teacher and H. Hudson, Jour- nalism instructor. EASY WITH THAT NEW MACHINE!--Pat Bryan, Eddie Craig, Harvey Hart, JOURNALISM. fisher, Judy Patterson, fEmpire District Electric Co. contestantj, Pat Luton, HOME ECONOMICS. Office Staff The office girl is an important person in the Picher High School. She is given many privileges, however, she has many responsibilities. All clerical and secretarial work is done by these few girls. Phone calls are promptly answered and messages are delivered in strictest of confidence. Their greatest responsibility is to represent our school when they are met by the many visiting patrons, and friends. They are selected on the basis of initiative, scholastic ability and personality. Mr. Douthitt and Mr. Raunikar are the sponsors. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Patterson, K. Millard, A. Karnes, A. Mashburn, P. Dixon, C. Peace, P. Powell, Mr. Raunikar. FRONT ROW: G. Kline, J. Crockett,B. Seat, C. Craig, K. Heatherly, Mr. Douthitt. cZaafaqSz'4f,4 TOP ROW: C. Cook, P. Conway, J. Frye, S. Frye, B. Pendleton. MIDDLE ROW: D. Patterson, L. Henson, P. Crawford, W. Lowery, K. Foster, W. Belden, S. Chedester, R. Barnes, M.Williams. TABLE: G. Taylor, M. Kingfisher, Bertha Deal, Sponsor, J. Hen- son, V. Madison. Librarians NOT IN PICTURE: R. Leslie, R. Scott, T. Thomas, J. Karnes, K. Raunikar, V. Parker. Picture unavailable C. Montgomery A TRIBUTE TO OUR PRINCIPAL The principal is a prophetg he lays the foundations of tomorrow. The principal is an artistg he works with the precious clay of un- folding personality. The principal is a friendg his heart responds to the faith and de- votion of his students. The principal is a citizeng he is selected and licensed for the im- provement of society. The principal is an interpreterg out of his maturer and wider life he seeks to guide the young. The principal is a builderg he works with the higher and finer values of civilization. The principal is a culture-bearerg he leads the way toward worthier tastes, saner attitudes, more gracious manners, higher intelligence. The principal is a plannerg he sees the young lifes before him as a part of a great svstem which shall grow stronger in the light of truth. The principal is a reformerg he seeks to remove the handicaps that weaken and destroy life. The principal is a believerg he has abiding faith in the improvability 'of the race. Mr. EDDIE RAUNIKAR To our principal, Mr. Eddie Raunikar, we sincerely dedicate this 1958-59 Zinco. Mr Raunikar has given to each of us his time, thoughts and efforts. He has worked hard for his beliefs and goals It was with Mr. Raunikar as our principal that Picher High School became a member of the North Central Association. It is through him that our high school will continue to make great strides into the future. H5-3 Dixie Houston Sec'y to Superintendent Roger Graham President Ralph Leslie Vice-President Paul Cook Clerk Lyndon Scott Member Elmer Carnahan Member Ray E. Harrell, Superintendent The Picher Public Schools have made great progress under the 11 year administration ofMr. Ray E. Harrell, Superintendent. It has been Mr.Harrell's desire to have an outstanding school system. Through his leadership and initiative this desire has been realized. Some ofthe milestones .of his administration are--a new Elementary School and cafeteria, band room, T Sc I Carpentry, and an athletic office and storage room. He was instrumental in obtaining the North Central Ac- creditation of the High Schools. Mr. Harrell has accepted with merit his community and civic re- sponsibilites. The leadership and inspiration of Mr. Harrell will al- ways bea part of the Picher-Cardin Public Schools and for this we are grateful. ' Jgddftddf 14 70 Me Saddam of Pam Weed.- An educated citizenry is one of the ideals of the Ameri- can democracy. It has been the functions of this school to give each boy and girl an education commensurate to his abilities. Tohavebeen associated with Mr. Harrell, your supt., and your faculty, in presenting your educational opportunities has been a privilege for me. You, the students, are to be complimented for the credit which you have brought to yourself, your school, your homes, and your community. HOWARD HUDSON . . B.A., Northeastern State Prmclpal' 3 yrs. at P.H.S. Speech, Eng., Journ. De- bate, Sophomore Sponsor ati-aw Mr. Eddie Raunikar Mrs. CLEO HARRELL, B.A., East Central State, 11 yrs at P.H.S. Typing, Shorthand, Book- keeping, Zinco Sponsor AL HAMIL, B.A., Music Ed. SE. State, 2 yrs. at P.H.S. Girls'8tBoys' Chorus Beg., Jr. Highcgc Sr. High Band Theory BOB THOMPSON, B.S., Assistant Coach, 10th Grade English, 7 Q8 Grade Gym, Miami Jr. College, P.S.C. Pitts- burg, Kan. 6 yrs. at P.H.S. H. C. MCMULLIN, B.A. Okla. History, Civics, Science, Audio-Visual Sponsor, East Central State, Ada, Okla. 5 yrs. at P.H.S. Mrs. RUTH HANNA, A.B., Study Hall, Grade School, In Charge of I-lot Lunch Report, N. E. State, Tahlequah, Okla. 10 yrs. at P.H.S. PAUL DOUTHITT, B.S., Drivers Education, Civ- ics, 9th Grade Sponsor, N. E. State, Tahlequah, Okla. 16 yrs. at P.H.S. Miss FLORA SHRYOCK, S.M.S., B.S., 8th Grade Math., 8th Grade Spon- sor, N.E. State, Tah- lequah, Okla. 15 yrs. at P.H.S. Biology, Science, J Class Sponsor, Studen Council Adviser, N. E. State, Tahlequah, Okla. 6 yrs. at P.H.S. LARRY PURYEAR, B S r. 1 HOWARD Bo SPOON 1 B.A.,Head Coach World History, General Sci ence, Physiology, Am History, 8th Grade sor, S. Western Winfield, Kan. 6yrs. P.H.S. Mrs. WILLO MCLAIN, B.S., Home Economics, 4-I-I Sponsor, Jr. Sz Sr. Banquet, Pittsburg State College, Pittsburg, Kan. 9 yrs. at P.H.S. FRED OSBORNE, M.S., B.S., Vocational Auto- Mechanics, 10th Grade Sponsor, Tahlequah, Okla. in Elementary Teaching, Stillwater, Okla. in Vocational Teaching. 6 yrs. at P.H.S. BURL MULLINS, B.S., M S Vocational Car- pentry, 11th Grade Sponsor, East Central State, Ada, Okla., O S U. Stillwater, Okla. 7 yrs at P.H.S. BYRL GOWIN, B.S., M.E. Mathem atics, Science , Physics, Sr. Sponsor, S. M. S. Springfield, Mo. Mo. University , Colum- bia,Mo. 2 yrs. at P.H.S. Mrs. BERTHA DEAL, B.S.,M.S.,U. S.History, Librarian, 7th Grade Sponsor, Pittsburg State College , Pittsburg , Kan . 12 yrs. at P. H. S. Mrs. BILLIE MARIE DOUTHITT, B.A., Eng- lish, 9th Grade Sponsor, N. E. State, Tahlequah, Okla. 21 yrs. at P.H.S. 1 i S Q , CLARENCE DOC HOUSTON, A.B. Am. History, Eng. Literature , Am. Literature , Jr. High Athletics, Sr. Class Sponsor, N. E. State, Tahlequah,Ok1a. 7 yrs. at P.H.S. Oct. Eddie Craig caaoflie The Picher Lions Club initiated the Junior Lion of the Month during this school year. The purpose of this program was to promote further Jack Beggs Feb. interest in school activities by the member of the club. Lions' Club President, Albert Nov. Dec. 677 First time to be viewed by public. Ray Harrell James Gravels Brewer appointed a committee to select an outstanding senior boy who would attend all regular meet- ings for one month. The boy was to be known as the Junior--Lion of the Month. The Junior Lions function was to keep all Lions' members abreast with current school activi- ties. Because of the real contribution that these seniors made, the Lions Club Members were most happywith this program. Benny Deatherage Mar. Harvey Hart April Don Johnson Jan. V qi. Tommy Thomas May T 8a I OATH I shall endeavor to train myself by study and ardent practice to become an whose service will be recognized as honorabl by my employer. I shall through honesty and fair play, re spect the rights of my employer, my teachers and my fellow classmates. I shall pledge myself to honor and respec my vocation in such a way as to bring good re pute to myselfg that my expectation of rewar shall be based upon a solid foundation of service Ishall spare no effort in upholding the ideals o my training organization and the Trade and In dustrial Club. I pledge this upon my honor. Sz, Mrs. Helen Sigle Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Smith Secretary ,7, Mrs. Betty Foster President Mrs. Treva Camahan Vice-President The promotion of High School P.T.A.'s presents a challenge, and we have accepted that challenge. The High School P.T A. is as necessary as High Schools' are, and yet is is difficult to sustain the interest ofpar- ents when their children have made the transfer from the Elementary to the Secondary School level. Some parents feel their children no longer need them but we feelour interest in them at this time is more necessary than ever. Could we Challenge Parents to take more interest in this endeavor which in the end will pro- mote the most important object of our P.T.A., which is to promote the welfare of children and youth in Home, School, Church, and Community. ' - v :aaa 5 2 0 After two months of operating the Elementary and High School Cafeteria as a combined unit, we are both happy and pleased to be able to report that it has been a very successful undertaking. The increased participation on the part of the High School Students together with the decrease in cost of operation has enabled the School Hot Lunch Program, for the first time this year, to operate without using any of the allowable surplus which was carried over from last year. This successful change-over has been made with no appreciable loss of time for our first and second grades and no lost class time for the other four grades. Minor problems have been solved. The courtesy and con- sideration displayed by the high school students who use the grade school cafeteria facilities, is commend- able. Mrs. Ida Mae Cur1ee,Mrs. Mildred Carey, Mrs. Gertrude Nyberg, Mrs. Maude Wolsey. Our very efficient cooks. This Page Sponsored by: BANK OF QUAPAW 338V Main, Quapaw, Oklahoma High School Students en joying a good meal. Student Student Council Sponsor Student Body President Mr' Laffy Puryear James Graves In keeping with the tradition of Picher High School, the Student Council was organized. James Graves was elected to be the Student Body President, a position which he has fulfilled with great leader- ship. Mr. Puryear, the sponsor, has given invaluable guidance toward the program which the student council undertook this year. Through the weekly meetings, the Student Council organized and sponsored the Homecoming Activities. Too, they selected a boy and girl as the student of the month. At the end of this school year a Student of the Year was selected from the eligible candidates. The Student Council undertook to promote a safety program for our school. The safety driving com- mittee was elected which made proposals for improving the driving habits of our student body. This year 150 students from 5 schools participated in the Picher Speech Meet. The student Council served as host for this state speech qualifying contest. Films and intramural activities were also sponsored by the student council. The Student Council wishes to express its appreciation for the fine cooperation which has been given it by the students and faculty. Respectfully submitted James Graves, Student Body President James Graves, Pres. Gary Krokroskia, Vice Pres. Karen Williams, Sec'y8z Treas. Bud Kerle Don Johnsson Reporters Raymond Horton Carol Craig Margaret Price I-Iaydenna Brown Gerald Breeden Mike Cooper Johnnie Lawrence Mr. Larry Puryear, Sponsor 2 we 4? gt' 7755 ' 'mwlgaqc' The delegates from Picher for the 1958 Girls' State and Boys' State were Carolyn Lane and Ray Harrell, Ir. Carolyn held the offices of City Party Committee Member, City Commissioner No. 1, County Commissioner No. 2, and the State office of Judge of the Criminal Court of Appeals. Ray held the offices of Chaplain of the Senate, Boys' State Choir director and a member of the Bar. A question many of you may ask is, What is Girls' State and Boys' State? l'd like to try to explain in a few words what it is and the purpose of it. Girls' State and Boys' State are exactly what their names imply. They are miniature statesg one which is run by the citizens of Girls' State and one by the citizens of Boys' State. ' They are organizations sponsored and directed bythe American Legion Auxiliary. Every summer delegates from various cities in each state attend an eight day Government and Good Citizenship Workshop. Girls' State is held at Oklahoma College for Women at Chickasha and Boys' State on the North Campus of Oklahoma University at Norman. The qualifications for a Girl or Boy Stater are: High moral character, honesty and courage, leadership, scholarship and cooperativeness. The delegates must also be juniors in high school. The main purpose of these two miniature States is the opportunity to learn more about our City, County, and State Government and our individual responsibility as a Citizen. You may be thinking that these Government and Good Citizenship Workshops are all work and no fun. It is work and fun combined in equal parts. To climax the week of work and fun a Girls' State--Boys' State Dance is held. Each year it is alternated and the 1958 Dance was held at Boys' State at Norman. The grand finale of all is when two citizens from each state are selectedto represent Oklahoma at Girls' Nation and Boys' Nation held in Washington D. C. in August of the same summer. Ray Harrell helps Carolyn Lane out of the car after arriving home from Girls' State andBoys' State. A habit all boys should acquire. Secretary JEANETTE CROCKETT Jen Quote: Shoot aMon.key! Favorite Escuse: Jolm came over. 4-H 2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Office Staff 3,45 Chat Pile Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Football Attendant 2. Student Council Representative JOHN LAWRENCE Pee-Wee Quote: Oh, Jen, dol have to? Fa- vorite Excuse: Well, how was I to know? Class Officer 45 Football 1, 3,45 Track 3,45 Chat Pile Staff 45 4-H 1,2,3,45 T 8:1 35 Custodian 3,45 Student Cotmcil 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. President DON JOHNSON Rosy Quote: Scratch my back! Favorite Escuse: Gotta go to Cardin to see a man about a dog. All -Conference Tackle 45 Class Officer 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Plays 1,25 All-School Play 35 Track 35 State Honor Society 25 American Legion Oratory Award 35 Junior Lion of the Month 4. Treasurer LAWRENCE BARNES Butch Quote: Well, son ofa gun. Favorite Excuse: The battery was low. State Tournament in Boxing 1,2,35 Chat Pile Staff 45 Plays 2,45 Senior Play 45 T 8:1 Wood 15 T Sz I Auto 2,35 Boxing 2,3,4. Vice President ALENE KARNES Nean Quote: Ididn't have time. Favorite Excuse: What ever it wasl didn't mean to do it, honest. Class Officer 2,3,45 Office Staff 2,3,45 Cheer- leader 25 State Honor Society 25 Vice-Pres. of 4-H 45 Betty Crocker Award 45 Zinco Staff 45 Chat Pile Staff 45Pep Club 1,3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Commercial Award 35 Speech Play 15 4-H 1,2,3,4. Safety Committee Member LARRY HOUSER Red Quote: I don't drink. Favorite Ex- cuse: Work, I've heard of it. Class Officer 45 Outstanding Lineman 45 All-Conference Tackle 45 Boy ofthe Month 45Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 35 President of Custodial Club 45 T 8:1 Auto 25 T :Srl Wood 3,4. EDDIE CRAIG 6:30 Quote: Well! Favorite Excuse: I've got to go down to the drugstore! Speech Department Pres. 3,45 Out- standing Speech Student 35Best Sen- ior in Dramatics 45 Chat Pile Editor 45 Junior Lion 45 Senior Play 45 Junior 35 All-SchoolP1ay 45 State Qualifying Speech 3,45 Boxing 45 Tennis 3,45 Basketball 25 T 8cI 2. PATSY POWELL Firebug Quote: I don't care! Favorite Ex- cuse: I'm sorry! Girl of the Month 45 Basketball Queen 45 Cheerleader 45Pep Club President 45 Zinco Staff 3,45 Safety Club Secretary 45 Chat Pile Staff45 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Of- fice Staff 1,2,3,45 Library Staff 1. 5 5 CAROLYN LANE Tiger Quote: Well, Mudd! Favorite Ex- cuse: But Dad,Don is coming over! Drum Majorette 1,2,3,45 Band 1,21 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 All-State High School Band 1 ,2 ,45 Outstanding Music Medal 35 Football Queen 45 T 8: I Sweetheart 35 Girls' State 35 Zinco -Editor 2,3,45 Student Coun- cilOfficer 1,35 Class Pres. 35 Vale- dictorian 1,45 American Legion Citizenship Medal 1,2,3,45 State Honor Society 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. JAMES GRAVES Gravy Quote: I'l1 be darn! Favorite Ex- cuse: I've got to repair the gym! Student BodyPres. 45 Class Pres. 1,25 Student Council 1,2,45 T8rI Pres. 3,45 Officer 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Lion 4, State Honor Society 2,45 Plays 15 Picher Speech Meet 4. RAY HARRELL JR onny Quote Wa1taM1nute' Just a Min ute' Favorlte Excuse But Mom, I'mPract1c1ng' Band 1 2 3,4 Stu dent Conductor 3,45 All State Band 3 4 All State Mixed Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Prano Solo State 1 Vocal Solo State 3 Music Accompan1st3,4,4 HClub 1 2,3,4, Officer 2,3,45 Junior Lion 4 Speech Plays 1, State Speech Contestant 3 Drarnatlcs Club 3 Junior Play 3 Zinco 1 PATRICIA BRYAN Pat Quote: Watch It kid' Favorite Ex cuse That's the way lt goes' Junior Play 35 All-School Play 35 Ass't Chat Pile Editor-45 Speech 3,4 Bas ketba1l354-HC1ub45Pep Club 1,2 3 4 Library 2 3 Best Actress in 3 actPlay 35 Football Queen Attend ant 3, Third Place Zoblotsky Award MARY GILLMORE Freck1es Quote: Might as well, can't dance. Favorite Excuse: I didn't know. Basketball Queen Attendant 3,45 Zinco Attendant 43 Vice-Pres. of Band 43Band Librarian 33 Secretary and Treasurer 4-H 3,43 All-School P1ay43Junior Play 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,23 4-H 1,2,3,4. GENE GLOVER 'Magoo Quote: Darn it! Favorite Excuse: ut glrls I don't want to go. Foot- ball 1,2,4- Band 1- T8zI 2 3,4. HERBERT HARE Herbie Quote: You bet! Favorite Excuse: Imusthave dozed off. Band 1,2,3,43 Band King 45 T 8: I Wood 3,43 Speech 43 JuniorPlay 33Boy ofthe Month 4. PAT LUTON Patty-Pit Quote: Eat a bug! Favorite Excuse: I don't know. Band Queen 43 Band Librarian 43 Debate 2,33 4-H 1,2, 3,43Band 1,2,3,43 Girl of the Month 4. JUDY PATTERSON Tudy Quote: Forgive and Forget. Favorite Excuse: Her one and only Don. Football Princess 43 Band President 43 Band Queen Attendant 33 4-H Vice-Pres. 33 Twirler 2,3,43 Band Reporter 43 Empire District Cooking Contest 43 Debate 33 Zinco Staff 43 Band 1,2,3,4i Junior Play 33 Office Staff 3,43 Pep Club 1,23 4-H 1,2, 3,43 Girl of the Month. TERRY HEATHERLY Perk Quote: Life is hard and .getting harder. Favorite Excuse: The car won'tstart. ChatPile Staff 43 Foot- ball 13 T 8: I Wood 13 Shop Foreman 45 4-H 1,2,33 TSLI Auto 2,3,4. BENNIE DEATHERAGE Padro Quote: I like girls! Favorite Ex- cuse: But, heck, I don't want to go to school. Set new record in Track 35 All -Conference Halfback 45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bas.. ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 T 811 Wood 4. KAREN MILLARD Kaki Quote: Oh! Those weekends with? Favorite Excuse: Mom hid my homework. Cheerleader 35 Typing Award 25 Football Queen Attendant 35 Office Staff 1,45 Assembly Com- mittee 25 Mixed Chorus 35 4-H Reporter 45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. s This page sponsored by: CINDY MONTGOMERY Monkey Quote: I forgot. Favorite Excuse: Larry will be over. Best Actress in one-act Play 35 Basketball Attend- ant 2,45 Zinco Attendant 25 Cheer- leader 25 All-School Play 35 Chat Pile Staff 45 Office Staff 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Speech 1,2,3,4. ALBERT GARNER Arie Quote: Howdy! Howdy! Favorite Excuse: I didn't get up in time. Football 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 T Sz I Auto 3,45 All- Conference Fullback 45 Junior Play 3. 27 WILBURN THOMAS JR. Tommy Quote: Can't see my way clear. Favorite Excuse: I've got to study. American Legion Award 15 Stage Craft Award 15 Key Club Member 25 Typing Award 15 Chat Pile Staff 45 Library 45 Library Science Ser- vice Award 35 T 8zI Crew Chief 4. 1 JOY BONE Zoye Quote: Can't see it. Favorite Ex- cuse: lthought. . . Chat Pile Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Softball 2,35 Library 3. FIRST STATE BANK Picher, Oklahoma Phone 709 afgi 5 ' . DELORES RICHARDSON Dee Quote: I did not. Favorite Excuse: Nobody's perfect. Twirler 2,3,45 Assistant Drum Major 3,45 Pep Band 2,35 4-H 2,3,45 Zinco Attendant 25 All-School Play 35 Speech 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Office Staff 3,45 Junior Play 35 Dramatics 35 T8zI Sweetheart Contestant 45 Band Of- ficer 4. ROBERT POWELL Butch Quote: Put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Favorite Excuse: Uh-Huh, I wasn't listening. Band 1,213,115 T 8zI 2,3,45 Shop Foreman 45 Speech. Compliments of COMMERCE SALES COMPANY Ph. Or-5-4460 Commerce, Okla. I, . 1 , ! .V l . ls GARY WILLIAMS Willie Quote: Wow! Did you see her? Favorite Excuse: I was wondering what that loud roaring was, officer. Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 CrewChief45 T 8:1 2,3,45 Civil Air Patrol 3,4. GRACE TAYLOR Pidge Quote: If only. Favorite Excuse: But Mother, it was a long movie. Cheerleader45 4-HPresident45 A11- JANICE MOORE Moorsey Quote: That's the way the- cookie crumbles. Favorite Excuse: Mick was home, kids. Cheerleader lg Zinco Attendant 15 Football Attend- ant 25 Miss Merry Christmas At- tendant 35 Speech 15 Class Play 25 Chat Pile Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 15 4-H 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JOE SWEETEN Hollywood Quote: It's been a good day. Fa- vorite Excuse: Everyone else does it. Junior Play 35 Speech 3,4. School Play 45 Chat Pile Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Clee Club 1,25 4-H l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,35 Debate Club 35 Library 3,4. This page sponsored by: TASTEMARK CREAMERY Miami, Okla. 8: Joplin, Mo I WEEE? VW ef 'P S I- DAN INMAN Boone Quote: You got me. Favorite Ex- cuse: I have to go to court, sir. Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 All- School Play 45 Chat Pile Staff 45 T 8: I 2,35 Speech Contest 45 Basket- ball 25 Football 2,3,4. JUDY HENSON Jud Quote: No, hanson! Favorite Ex- cuse: Everyone else does it. Li- brary 4. Compliments of: DIXIE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Owner Sz Operator--Dixie Linthicum Ph. 297 Picher, Okla. FREDA SI-IAFER Mop Quote: That's the way the cookie crumbles. Favorite Excuse: Being a blonde I have an excuse5 what's yours? Chat Pile Staff 45 Library 15 Sophomore Play 25 2nd place in Zoblotsky Contest 1. - LLOYD SKELTON Loud Quote: Eat, drink, and be merry5 for tomorrowyou may die. Favorite Excuse: Gotta go take some medi- cine. Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2 . 1 'Sr ,iii 29 H sy ,S is 55 5 En 2 i 5 JACK BEGGS Shotgun Quote: Help me up, Thompson. Favorite Excuse: Those late, late hours. Football 1,2,3,45 T SLI 3,45 Baseball 35Mixed Chorus 3,45 Box- ing 3. BETTY STITES Bet Quote: That won't get you any- where. Favorite Excuse: Igot to go to work. Library 3. Compliments of: DAWSON 8: BORGER SERVICE STATION Ph. 793 4th 8: Main Picher, Okla. JOE LINTHICUM Link Favorite saying: Man, Don't Bug me! Favorite excuse: The car broke down. 4-H Club 1,T8LI Auto 4, Chatpile 1, Football 4, Safety Committee 4. MARION KINGFISHER Spooks Favorite saying: Mrs. Harrell--don't get excited. lknow what I'm doing. Favorite excuse: I just don't have time. Glee Club 2, Library 3,4, Chatpile Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2. Compliments of: LYRE MUSIC COMPANY Miami, Oklahoma JOYE BRADFORD Teach Favorite saying: Well I'll be ding- donged! Favorite excuse: But I don't know what to say. Band l,2, 3,-4, Pep Club l,2, Library l,2, Co- Circulation Manager Chatpile 4, Home EC. President 3. GARY COX Bones GARY HAYES Grandpa Favorite saying: Oh, Cnmch! Fa- vorite excuse: I had a heart attack. T Sz I Auto 2,3,4, Speech 1, Shop Foreman fAutoQ 4, Freshman Play 1, Football 1, 4-H Club 1,2,3. EARLENE GREEN Half-Pint Favorite saying: My Gosh! Favor- ite excuse: Wait a minute. Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Chatpile 4, Pep Club l,2, 4-H Club l. Favorite saying: Earth People, take me to your leader! Favorite excuse: I don't know. Sophomore play 2, Science Award 3. Compliments of: DAWSON JEWELRY COMP Miami, Oklahoma WANDA O'DELL Wop Favorite saying: Life is a beautiful thing if you keep your eyes open! Favorite excuse: I just didn't have time. Chatpile 4. JIM SOOTER Bear-track Favorite saying: Get off of it! Fa- vorite excuse: Tweren't me. T SLI Auto 3, Chatpile 4, Speech Meet 4, Perfect Attendance 3. sew S PERRY BROWN Slim Favorite saying: Go fly a kite! Fa- vorite excuse: I forgot. T Sc I Auto 3,4, Custodian 3,4, Chatpile 4, Cus- todial Club Reporter 4. VELMA MADISON Pee Wee Favorite saying: You can't have everything! Favorite excuse: Mrs. Harrell, I work all the time, I don't go any place, but I still can't get that stuff. 4-I-I Club 2,3, Library 1, 2,4, Chatpile 4, Pep Club l,2,3. -BERKEY Miami, Oklahoma AGNES MOORE Aggie Favorite saying: Can't see my way clear! Favorite excuse: Ihad to work Shorthand. Glee Club 1,2,4, Basketball 3. HARVEY HART Harve Favorite saying: I'll be durn! Fa- vorite excuse: Rock wants me. T gl IAuto 2,3,4, Basketball l, Li- brary l,2,3, T :Kc I Award 3, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Co-Ass't Editor Chat- pile 4. A Compliments of: BEN STANLEY CAFE Mlami, Oklahoma CHARLES MILLARD Charlie Quote: I didn't do it. Favorite Ex- cuse: Nobody told me. Band 1,2, 3,4. CI-IARLENE BARNES Deanie Quote: I mean, after all. Favorite Excuse: Gary said not to. 4-I-I 1,25 Glee Club 25 Home Ec. 2,3,43 Li- brary 1,35 Student Council Repor- ter 3. 'Compliments of: BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY Rudoph Simoncic, Prop. Pittsburg, Kansas BERTHA TABOR AUSTIN Butch Quote: Spoiled brat! Favorite Ex- cuse: I'm not in the mood for it. Pep Club 1,2,35 4-H 1,2,35 Gym 2,43 Glee Club 2,4. CHARLES RIGGENS Hoot Quote: I'm an innocent bystander. Favorite Excuse: We had a flat tire. Chat Pile Staff 43 T 8aI 3,4. 32 ROBERT BROOKSHIRE Rob Quote: Heck, I can't think of that one. Favorite Excuse: I gotta work. T SLI 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 3. VIRGINIA FOGLEMAN Gennie Quote: Guess what? Favorite Ex- cuse: I worked late. Compliments of MOBIL SERVICE Connell Sa A. St. Picher, Oklahoma Montgomery-- 1959 Mrs. Montgomery 19 36 Don Johnson--1939 Mrs. Bertha Johnson--19 36 Gary Williams--1959, Mrs. Austophine Moore--1934 Pic. Unavailable. Mr. 8: Mrs. J. H. Carey--1946- 1947. To have seen a generation pass through the halls of our high school is always a happy experience. This year four parents of three of our graduating seniors hold this single honor. P.H.S. salutes you. WW RESERVE TWO FOR MURDER Helen Smith . . . John Randall . . . Mrs. Edwards .... Sergeant Kennedy . Lee ..... ..... Mrs. lnglefritz . . Eloise ........ William Russell . . Dr. Martin Russell . Schultz ......... Mrs. Thurston-Allen Martha Gregory. . . Sally Lynch . . . Ivan Strange . . . . P HS Juniors presented their play Reserve Two For Murder on February 10 1959 The play was under the direction of Mr Howard Hudson Compliments of: JUNGES BUNNY BREAD Joplin, Mo. JIM THOMAS FUNERAL HOME Commerce Okla. CAST: . . Toddy Hayworth . . . . . Bill Peace . Alice Mashburn .. .. .JoePoor . . . . .Jollie Cox . . Rosa Anderson Karen Abernathy . . . . Gary Brown . Gary Krokroskia . L. Ralph Leslie . Charlene Peace Delores Newberry . . . . Linda Perry . . . Robert Sharp 4 Gary Krokroskia President Gary Brown Ralph Leslie Joe P001- 34 Jerry B ayliss Vice -Pres. Bridget Seat Kenneth Thulin Toddy Hayworth DeEtta Vicory Doug Carnahan Bill Hasseberg Peggy Rowe Charlene Peace Alice Mashburn Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK MIAMI, OKLAHOMA Geraldine Tabor Secy. Gloria Turley Jolly Cox Linda Clanton Gary Garrett David Bigley Delores Newberry ' Robert Sharp George Darnell Jim Sharbutt Compliments of EAGLE-PICHER MINING AND SMELTING COMPANY Ronnie Williams I Treasurer Tommy O'By1-ne Bill Peace Karen Abernathy 35 ---- . , ,,,, ...,.1... .. ., 1' :.' .1 'if F 4, .: , . ,n nf ,,gW55,,s, --4-4: uI..'I W ' : :-Vw-' ' : , ..'2'l ,r :i w J fe ,S , ,f wwfxfkf L xx. ' f4:',':,4- is :H . Svfnlfisz Wu 1 LHIY Olds iciwze, wg' gf - gmrzfxg L5s5f5w:ef,Q.?gQQsfQ5 . T 4 , ' 5 ' K iSf.?:1fzfg,1xs ,Q if -- if S' C - Rep' Frsrfgsmzgvissm, was V - ,Jive .N91-1ms1wzm?gfKx erm, gs 5a ., f1v,, ..,L Q ..,, ., Eg Pygmy A 4 ref-3' A .frL,1M.2,rxKff,1mw 5, . fmsZ,.fw fm-ear ,fr , R1-Q, x, ' Lim -'i f'2 s2ff ms? WS . '-ml ir? Larry Carmack Linda Perry Terry Rector Q Lf . W t- Q K, A si ,.:, 36 , ,ifleg 'X , rr .wr . l lg rrr .. ,, ffslfw Eg E w i 33? ni .' waz -, . ZSivn'?gfj s Q K ., W ' H' wyswwr .. -- f f, in , J , . M ,, gffiirsfggyffskf z' z wwfaw 1 M1vw,a,fP1w4 m. ,,,w,:' xsvkgv, ,w r A fsmwmk, ,, 412313, - ,E rpygvzmfws-gffm-f,: Hz rw f w' fw2si15us:Isfffiwx- -,gsiff 5321 .nys - A- fgnwrffff ff , H .--as s df' - 5, .,,. ..:. L.. A ,, ,nz K , ,Q Q ,.., 5 we We' if .ir .'3,::,.E in i if A-fr ,,-- frwrf- 5,552 W ,,., M- 1 ,.:.,, Er Y. fn 3 MM 5 H- Michael Lee Betty Hile Eugene Millard Clara Darnell Rosa Lea Anderson Gary Williams Joe Carey Karen Carnes Leon Simmons Mary Jane Rhodes Sponsored by: R Sz S MOTOR SALES Phone MAyfair 4-3600 Joplin, Missouri O Bob Grayson Safety Driving Comm. Evelyn Carter Richard Sexton Clara Hart Richard Smith Carolyn Burdge Paul Cook Doris Stites Lea Etta Wheeler Raymond Herd Betty DeLapp Mary Purscelley Elaine Hewkin Charles Pyle Unavailable Picture Jim Abernathy Compliments of CAMPUS INN--Gene and Florene Krokroskia, Picher, Okla. MAXINE'S BEAUTY SHOP, Picher, Oklahoma li 37 Opal Canady Richard Barnes Pauline Dixon Robert Fagan - Judy Leatherman Billy Don Beam Phyliss Moore Jimmy Burns Sherma Delcour Danny Lee Rosalee Green V Jimmy Cover Q7 Roy Hart Jeraldine Kline Billie Joe Williams 38 Ruby Olds Larry Madden Sandra Foster Galen Messer Secretary Buddy Kerley President Carol Craig Representative Karlene Heatherly , Vice -Pres. John Graham, Treasurer Tony Testerman Judy Peace Lloyd Stone Dixie Buck Gene Ussery Sara Chedester Calvin Anderson Sharon Ross Joseph Ray Arlene Smith Bobby Buck Jean M. Cooper George Damrill Sandra Damrill Richard Green I Jack Glover, Safety Member Mary Long Larry Linthicum Esther Swinehart 39 Don Karnes Edna .lockers Charles Hile 40 Judy Van Volkenburg Walter Emarthla Sharon Johnston Douglas Bryan Gloria Barnett Glen Fox Bertha Freeman David Hall Lenora Cooper Frank Reese Mildred Eli David Johnson Carol Holderfield Morris Williams Shirley Sharbutt Bill Parkison Jerry Crockett John Cornogx S Edna Henry Dorothy Sigle Danny Garner 0464 Linda Hayworth Ray Moore Lorene Boyd Steve Rickman Donna Johns Ed Waters Cecil Burkybile Sheila Lowery Robert Anderson Lynn Sweeten Charles Rhoades Ruth Potts Paul Morrison Billie Burke Ronnie Timms Ronnie Gough Zinco Contest ant James Lawrence Robert Millard Benny Tabor 41 W Clay Peggy Genie Carolyn Allen Conway Crockett J ackson Gerald Breeden Pres. Wanda Lowery Fredas Cook Wanda Belden Gary Smith Michael Trease Ginger Miller Larry Power Linda Henson Pat Osborn Charles Strickland Karen Foster LeRoy Anderson Tom Richardson Carolyn Green Bill Seat Marsha Williams Virginia Montgomery Pat Perry Donna Patterson Ray Gene Maute Richard Masters Becky Bender Charles Romine June Skelton Albert Jones Tony Murray Jerry Williams Josephine Frye Gail Collins Sec . and Treas. -L --y-Jw:--. -W V- K Q .,.. .Q :: 5QQeS1gg ' , Karen Williams Student Council Rep . ai? Carol Greaves V.-Pres. wr? ss X , E age: 2 ez, , X 6, if WM 'Q S fa S .. x K I X, gray . W , Ev ,F ,.:- , . r JV -'.EZ':1..E'fI'i:2,' ::vff.i :'E-::.' V ri' ,x 3 .::'.is::f.::, . . f 54' 6 A Z:-?SEEQa?Q5i'll' .f .. 15,1 . .M2'gE::, 5 ' ., -,..,: .I V A Phyllis Shipman Darrell Kline Bertha Turner James Lee Jimmie O'Byrne Sharon Eli David Morerod Sharon Carey Sharron Stockstill Payton Wyrick Mary Day James Giles Bob Pendleton Sandra Stallsworth Jerry Nowlin Carolyn Cook Barbara Freeman Ralph Smith Pat Crawford Owen Stewart Raymond Brookshire Johnie Karnes Albert Greenlee Joe Hames Shirley Frye Luke Patrick Bob Shepherd Joe Newberry Janie Testerman Robert Scott QAM Bert Reeves Deanna Harrell Jack Green Darlene Shafer Alice Smith Tommy Hammock Wanda Waters Frankie Williams Charles Herd Deborah Frogue Jerry Jester Mary Montgomery Beverly Carroll K. O. Horine Donna Beggs Edwin Williams Elmer Kingfisher Carol Darnell Bobby Eli Jackie Brookshire Trena Moore Darrell Dixon Connie Casteel Ladell Morgan Larry Williams Linda Stansel Anthony Moore Nancy Grayson Haydena President Harold Vice -Pres. Wayne Sec . -Treas Mathews Austin Keithley Carol Skeith Jackie Cooper Donna Simmons Roberta Boyd Leon Sooter Jacqueline Smith Danny Hopkins Price Council Rep Dickie Hayes Ida Mae Couch William Wilson Kenneth Fisher Erma Green Bobby Hayworth Judy Anderson Billy Hames Jackie Stewart Delores Hawkins Arthur Jones Constance Darnell Barbara Swinehart Pequita Henry Patricia Coach Robert Turner Billie King Sam Freeman Marvin McCullough Donna Box Loretta Foster Picture Unavailable Donella Hasseberg Billy Shlnn U Mike Cooper W President 4 . Emma Lou McLain Vice -Pres. Vickie Parker Ronnie Vicory Patricia Cox Douglas Turley Vivian DeLapp Clifford Hopper Mary Graham Floyd Williams Linda Breeden Fred Von Moss Carolyn Rogers Danny Collins Jo Ann Anderson Dickie McGowen Marlene Tabor J. W. Yost Linda Murray Charles Small Sharon Cole Billy Karnes Mary Moore A Jerry Buck Jo Ann Patrick Edmund Yankowski Florence Fisher Deloris Dollison Rfggef J udirh Danny saundfa Rollie S1816 Evans Sh arp Potter Williams 1 Compliments of TREECE HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY, Treece, Kansas KORONIS DRUG STORE, Picher, Oklahoma 46 JOAN MCCOY Tressie Foster Paul Herd Opal Maute Gary Madison Carla Lee James Aton Shirley Wilson David Carlin Patricia F ith Carol Hughes Richard Heatherly Sharon Cooper Wallace Long Laurie Wimberly Roy Bowerman Rita Heatherly Garry Arnold Beatrice Darnell Tommy Sharbutt Sharon Carter Larry Eli Judy Beggs Dennis Carlin Linda Trease Kaye Raunikar Judy Nowlin Secy. and Treas Drena Abernathy MIAMI BEAUTY COLLEGE, Mlaml Oklahoma ,Q M ! Q 'gcuwl Jagffaeea 770. Wmfml Wane 5 77544 Paz' .Jaton In the history of P.H.S., this year marks the first time we have had a band king along with a band queen. This honor goes to Mr. Herbert Hare 8: Miss Pat Luton. A boy and girl was chosen from each class and the contest ran from November 10 to December 13. The couple with the most votes won. 55660 77164477404 Paula!! This years basketball queen was chosen a little different than last years. The senior girls submitted their names to Mr. Raunikar and he in turn gave them to the Student Council. Five girls were chosen on scholas- tic achievement and personality, as well as beauty. They then drew one name from these five and the lucky one was Miss Patsy Powell. Wfdwlbzdapww 7.5 7.5 Linda was .selected as a candidate of the T 8:1 Wood Shop and Delores Richardson was a candidate from the T SLI Mechanic Department. Linda won the contest by raising the most money for the T 8:1 Club. With the presentation of The Zinco, the annual yearbook assembly has reached its climax. This is a yearly custom which Mrs. Harrell and her staff have incor- porated. L. TO R.: King Gary Krokroskia, Queen Gloria Turley, Prince Charles Strickland, Princess Ginger Miller, dz Attendants: Albert Garner 6cMary Gillmore, Sr., Ronnie Gough 8: Pauline Dixon, Soph., Austin Keithley 8: Beverly Carroll, Sth, Jimmy Aton dz Laurie Wimberly, 7th. Queen- Gloria King- Gary Princess - Ginger Prince - Charles Princess Judy arrives on field with . h her attendants Geraldine Kline and 77044 F Phyllis Moore. ?oot6'aZZ ?u2eee44 Dan Inman had the honor of escorting and crowning Princess Judy. Runners-up and attendants to the queen were Linda Perry escorted by Joe Poor, Geraldine Kline escorted by Paul Cook, Phyllis Moore escorted by George Damrill, and Geraldine Tabor escorted by David Bigley, Eddie Raunikar, but the escorts her to the car! continues as Kissing-Captain Don ' makes good use of his title. The big has arrived. Carolyn smiles pily as her Captain,Don places the crown her head. 1,2,3, Break! Yelled principal clinch The 1958 Homecoming Day which was climaxed by the beautiful crowning is reflected in the joyous smile of Queen Carolyn and her Captain Don as he 49766415 These students are being trained either in the field ofCa rpentry or Auto Mechanics. The main proiects of the T 8:1 Wood Shop this year is the building of two-bedroom homes and remodeling a two-bedroom house lst ROW: G. Williams, G. Hayes, B. Buck, R. Fagan, L. Carmack, L. Olds, M. Williams, J. Glover. 2nd ROW: L. Linthicum, R. Powell, G. Krokroskia, J. Crockett, R. Hart, D. Hall, R. Green, J. Lawrence, P. Morrison. 3rd ROW: L. Simmons, E. Waters, G. Williams, P. Bromm, R. Sexton, A. Gamer, R. Brookshire, M. Lee, G. Darnell, 4th ROW: J. Linthicum, C. Burkybile, R. Timms, H. Hart, S. Rickman, J. Graves, C. Rhoades, L. Houser, R. Herd. 5th ROW: F. Osborne, Auto Mechanics Inst., D. Garner, T. O'Byrne, P. Cook, G. Fox, B. Deatherage, D. Karnes, R. Williams, W. Emarthla, J. Sharbutt, B. Mul- lins, Wood Shop Inst. 6th ROW: J. Comog, H. Hare, D. Bigley, R. Smith, T. Rector, R. Moore, J. Carey, L. Stone, B. Kerley. 4-71 The 4-H Club members strive for individual improvement our talents to the enrichment of our homes and school needs. TOP TO BOTTOM: L. Side: G. Krokroskia, L. Boyd, M. Kingfisher, D. Johns, D. Buck. 2nd ROW: R. Sharp, G. Hayes,L.Hayworth,P. Moore, S. Chedester. 3rd ROW: R. Anderson, J. Moore, E. Carter, C. Craig, M. Gillmore, Secy. 5th ROW: P. Bryan, J. Crockett, C. Lane, Song Leader,G.Taylor,Pres. 6th ROW: B. Kerley, J. Lawrence, R. Harrell, Pianist, A. Karnes,V. Pres. 7th ROW: Judy Patterson, Mrs. McLain, Sponsor and for social betterment. We, as members devote TOP TO BOTTOM: L. Side: L. Morgan, P. Graham, D. Harrell, D. Box, Mrs. McLain, Sponsor. 2nd ROW: J Hames, P. Henry, B. Carroll, P. Osburn. 3rd ROW: J. Williams, G. Crockett, J. Testerman, B. Bender, ,D Hawkins. CENTER ROW: W. Lowery, C. Green,P Crawford, B. King, K. Williams. Right Side, lst ROW S. Matthews, D. Shafer, F. Cook, B. Hames, N. Grayson 2nd ROW: D. Frogue, G. Collins, T. Richardson, D Hopkins. 3rd ROW: D. Hasseberg, C. Allen, M. Montgomery, A. Hall, C. Darnell Q 1 1 Q ?ff'f4'6fev6fff4 lst. ROW: L. Murray, L. Wimberly, S. Cooper, S. Cole, W. Waters, J. McCoy, C. Jackson. Znd. ROW: J. Ander son, S. Matthews, C. Vickers, L. Stansil, C. Skeith, Ida M. Couch, E. Johnston, K. Foster. 3rd, ROW: A. Hamil, Instructor, C. Burdge, P. Endicott, E. Jockers, L. Clanton, D. Stites, B. Hile, B. Swinehart. 4th. ROW: C. Hughes S. Stallsworth, S. Carter, N. Grayson, R. Boyd, G. Miller, L. Hayworth, L. E. Wheeler. i 1958 STATE MUSIC RANKINGS Band--Il Glee Club--I Mixed Chorus--I Patty Osborn, Alto Sax--I Ray Harrell, Ir., Vocal Solo-'I Tony Testerman, Piano Solo--I Jr. High Sextet: R. Harrell Jr.,Accompanist, C. Vickers, S. Stalls- worth, T. Moore, V. Montgomery, J Anderson, C. Jackson. Sr. High Sextet: B. Burk, A. Smith, J Heuett, G. Miller, L. Perry, K. Aber- nathy, R. Harrell, Jr., Accornpanist. ?fW'4fw64W lst. ROW: A. Moore, L. Perry, D. Dollison, L. Treece, B. Burk, J. Nowlin, M. Day, B. Bender. 2nd. ROW: M. Graham, M. Couch, J. Beggs, M. Moore, A. Smith, Carla Lee, O. Maute, F. Fisher. 3rd ROW: K. Abernathy, G. Tabor,D. Shafer, J.Ske1ton,T. Hayworth, S. Wilson, Betty DeLapp, E. Swinehart. 4th. ROW: C. Darnell, I. Moore, V. Montgomery, K. Carnes, A. Mashburn, S. Ross, P. Osborn, R. Anderson, C. Peace. 2417! dal lst. ROW: J. W. Yost, L. Eli, A1 I-Iamil, Instructor, R. Harrell Jr., Accompanist, C. Herd, J.Now1in. 2nd, ROW: L. Williams, B. Karnes, B. Shinn, J. Cooper, B. Hayworth, R. Turner, Q. Matthews. 3rd, ROW: E. Kingfisher, G. Smith, R. Reddin, R. Heatherly, H. Canady, D. Dixon, A. Jones. 4th. ROW: A. Moore, R. Smith, B. Reeves, J. Lee, M.Cooper. 5th, ROW: W. Wilson, K. O. Horine, R. Masters, W. Howard, R. Hayes, B. Williams. Duma 77Z472vzede Carolyn Lane Senior--5 years man, Carolyn Lane . Dine dau L. TO R.: Ginger Miller, Richard Masters, F1oydWi1liams, Eugene Millard, Tony Tester- Zend Football games with all their spirit . . . the Christmas parades . . . invitation to the Governor's inauguration . . . the spring concert festivals . . . All of these contributed to making this a very successful year for the band. Although we have worked hard, we have enjoyed every minute of it. These trips and awards have become everlasting memories in the minds of every band member. As the year drew to a close, we were excited over the spring delivery of our very attractive new uni- forms. We are looking forward to next year with much optimism. It is our aim not only to be known as one of the most colorful bands in the state but also one of the best. Ray Harrell, Student Director, models the new P,H.S. band suit. OFFICERS Pres. J. Patterson, Treas. D. Richardson, V. Pres., M. Gillmore, Rep. V. Montgomery, Sec. C. Lane, Librarian P. Luton. 7wcJzlm4 game! S TUDENT Miss Delores Richardson TRIO mine. SR. HIGH CLARINET QUARTET Tony Testerman, Virginia Montgomery, Gloria Turley, JR. HIGH CORNET Gary Amold, Jack Green, Charles Ro- CONDUCTOR Ray Harrell, Jr., Ass't Richard Masters. SR. HIGH TRUMPET QUARTET Charles Millard, Eugene Millard,Bob Grayson, James Lawrence. Mary Gillmore. am sfagg We, the Zinco staff of 59, have strived to make this, the 38th edi- tion of the Zinco, an invaluable treasure which will become even more invaluable in the years to follow. As the year 1959 fades into the past and the present school year becomes history, it is our sincere desire that this publication will vividly portray this school as it actually existed through the school year, 1958-59. As the certificate and news article on this page point out we of the Zinco staff have a proud tradition to live up to. The 1958 Zinco staff re- Carolyn Lane, EDI- TOR, Patsy Powell, ASS'T. EDITOR analyze other an- nuals for ideas Mrs. Cleo Harrell, ADVISOR, points with anxiety to the day of the final deadline. Judy Patterson and Alene Karnes, CLASS MANAGERS, look over their work. amSmg,4 ceived recognition when the 37th publication was selected as the best an- nual in Oklahoma, and second internationally for schools with less than 1,000 enrollment. We are equally as proud of our 1959 publication and feel that it will be as great a success. We wish to thank everyone who made this edition possible, and sincerely hope you will receive as much enjoyment from this publication as we have in producing it. Signed: Editor THE ZINCO STAFF Opal Canady, CLASS MANAGER, ana- lyzes the work of Robert Sharp, ARTIST . EDITOR Lane at work Gary Brown, PHOTOGRAPHER, demonstrates the new Zinco camera to Judy VanVo1kenburg, BUSINESS DeEtta vicory, SPORTS MANAGER, Elaine Hewkin and MANAGER- Ralph Leslie GRADE SCHOOL MANAGERS, display the team work necessary to produce the book. Dan Inman . . . Don Johnson . . Jollie Cox . . . Jack Glover . . Joe Poor .... Clark Matthews David Johnson Carolyn Lane . f-WIS - X Frank Gilbreth, Sr Larry Joe Scales Fred Dan Jacky Dr. Burton Lilian Gilbreth Howard Hudson . . STATE, HERE WE COME! de 60 Eddie Craig explains the position of his te am and his colle ague, Cary Brown. Carol Craig and David Johnson are working hard in preparation of their case. ag. . f . These are all memories which are inbedded i the minds of P.H.S. speech students. A very suc cessful year according to H. Hudson director ' speech activities. Winningsecond place in Debate and gatheri their first sweepstakes trophy of the year provid to be the first accomplishment of the year. zedmmz E Craig and G Brown made themselves the of the speech department as they swept to place in Class B Debate at Oklahoma Baptist After three years Picher has btult to the point speech activities where we are considered one Ernestine Anne Lilian Martha Mrs. Fitzgerald Bill Frank Mrs. Brill LUCKY PEOPLE! fState Qualifiers, Tony Testerman and Carol Craig Discussion Gary Brown and David Johnson Men's Extempt Speech officers discuss future projects. L. to R.: KarenWi11iams Sec'y, Carol Greaves Vice Pres., Karlene I-Ieatherley Reporter, Jean Cooper Treas., Eddie Craig Pres., Howard Hudson In- structor.! Phyliss Moore Women's Radio C aro lyn Lane Poetry THE I-11 E' Picher High School Picher, Oklahoma ZINCO WINS STUDENT COUNCIL Christmas carols rang through NATIONAL ELECTION INTEREST the halls of PHS on December 19, AWARD ' V CREATED as our Christmas Assembly was in Mrs. Cleo Harrell and the staff of PicherHigh School yearbook, the Zinco, are receiving local, state, and international accolades. Awards were announced Friday October 17, at the Columbia Year- book Production C onfe re nce . Picher's yearbook for 1957-58 was recognized as the best in Oklahoma for junior-senior high schools with less then 1000 enrollment. The Zinco also received a second place International Award. CRAIG NAMED SPEECH PRESIDENT Speech Department officers were elected Monday, September 29. Of- ficers named were: Eddie Craig, President, Carol Greaves, Vice- President, Karen Williams, Secre- tarygKar1ene Heatherly, Treasurer. Mr. Howard Rock Hudson is the speech department sponsor. FOOTBALL RACE CLIMAX LANE AND PATTERSON NAMED Queen candidates were picked, Monday September 8, by the foot- ball team. Two girls were chosen to run from each of our senior high classes. The race ended Friday at 1:00. Carolyn Lane sold the most tickets and is our Football Queen. Judy Patterson was runner-up and is our Football Princess. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS NAMED Student Council officers were elected Thursday October 2, officers named were: James Graves, Presi- dent, Gary Krokroskia, Vice Presi- dent, Karen Williams, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Larry Puryear is the sponsor. Carolyn Lane and James Graves of the Senior class are running for Student Body President. October 3, there will be an as- sembly held in the auditorium. Larry Heatherly, President of last year, will inaugerate the one with the most votes. PICHER REPRESENTED IN COOKING CONTEST Judy Patterson and co-worker Pat Luton represented Picher High School at the Empire District Electric Company contest October 21, 1958 at Wyandotte. LUCKY SEVEN OFFICIALS NAMES HOUSER OUTSTANDING Larry Houser, a senior, tackle for our school was voted outstanding lineman by the Lucky 7 officials in a meeting last Tuesday night. Members of the Lucky 7 All-Star team were also chosen. PICHER GORILLAS CO-CHAMPS This ye ar the Lucky Seven Con- ference finds the Picher Gorillas and the Grove Ridge-runners as co- champions of football. The LuckySeven this year, also presented a very peculiar situation as far as the championship goes. The Picher Gorillas won all their games except with Grove. There were nine victories and one loss for the Gorillas. Two of those victories were with non-conference teams. The Grove Ridgerunners victory over the Picher Gorillas won them the right to go to the state finals. CHRIS TMAS ASSEMBLY PRESENTED BY MUS IC DEPARTMENT 74 progress. K Mr. Hamil, instructor of the music department, was in charge of the Christmas program. SAFETY COMMITTEE OPERATIONS UNDERWAY Picher High School is trying out a new idea this year. That idea is the Safety Committee. The spon- sors are Mr. Douthitt and Mr. Pur- ye ar. This Safety Committee is being formed to improve the safety con- ditions in the school area, and to promote safety among the entire student body. CRAIG AND BROWN TOP HITTER AT O.B.U. January 8, 9, and 10, 1959 may prove to be history making dates at PHS. On January8the Speech depart- ment journeyed to Shawnee, Okla- homa to compete at Oklahoma Baptist University. ' Probablythe most exciting thing to happenwas Eddie Craig and Gary Brown winning the first place debate trophy. They debated such teams as: Poteau, Wewoka, Oklahoma City QSt. Ma.ry,j Wewoka f C teamj, Commanche Q A team,j Stigler A and B teams. POWELL CROWNED BASKETBALL QUEEN Patsy Powell, our 1959 Basketball Queen, was crowned January 27 in the gymnasium when we played Commerce. Her attendants were: Grace Taylor, Mary Gillmore, Deloris Richardson, and Cindy Montgomery, all of the senior class. The escorts were: Bennie Deathe- rage, Doug Carnahan, Albert Gar- -'N I L September 1, 1958--May 19, 1959 ner, Jim Sharbutt, and Larry Olds. The crown bearer was Carol Craig. Queen Patsy was crowned by Ben- nie Deatherage, kissing captain. The band played softly as the Queen and her attendants entered the circle of which the cheerleaders had formed in the center of the floor. As the Queen and her at- tendants left the floor, the cheer- leaders led the pep club in a yell. SENIORS TAKE TEST The serie s of vocational aptitude tests were given to the seniors Thursday, December 18. This series oftests will provide information for use in employment counseling and placement. These tests are given under the direction of the Oklahoma State Employment Service. PHS WITNESS T :Sr I INITIATION Annual Trade and Industrial ceremonies were held Friday, January 23, at 1:00 o'clock p.m. in the high school auditorium. This is the first time that the faculty members and the students have witnessed the Trade and In- dustrial club initiation. Atotal of 29 boys were initiated into the Trade and Industrial club consisting of both the T 8:1 Car- pentry class and the T 6:1 Auto Mechanics class. HOME EC. DEPT. MADE HAPPY Exciting faces of the Home Economics classes were seen when five new Singer Sewing machines were received by the Home Eco- nomics Department, December 13. All of them are of blonde wood and can be made into a portable sewing machine, that can be moved anywhere, anytime. When not in use the sewing machine can be converted into a hard top desk. KARNES WINS BETTY CROCKER PIN Results of the Betty Crocker Con- testwere received by Mrs. McLain, Home Ec. Instructor. The test was taken by senior girls enrolled in Home Ec. Alene Karnes, winning over other senior girls won the Betty Crocker Pin from PHS. She will compete with winning girls over the state of Oklahoma. PICHER RUNNER-UP AT N.E.O. TOURNAMENT For the first time in 13 years, Picher reached the finals at the N.E.O. Tournament at Miami. Although we have never won the tournament we came as close as anyone can without winning. Our final game on Saturday night with Commerce was no exception. In fact it was the most thrilling of all. We went into an overtime play with the score 32-32. Three minutes overtime was played and with two free throws made by Butch Mantle the Commerce Tigers came out ahead, 32-34. SUMMER SUPPLEMENT After careful consideration of financial conditions and the added work involved, the members of the Zinco staff are offering for the first time a srunmer supplement to be added to the Zinco. This supplement will consist of 12 pages and will cost approxi- mately S200 to publish. A small charge of either 354 or 500 will be made to help with the cost of the production. The supplement will contain all of the last of school activities which are impossible to put into the main Zinco. 75 Just like the Zinco the supple- ment will be delivered in 8 weeks after our final copy reaches the publisher. Delivery of the Zinco will be nearApril 15. .Delivery of the sup- plement will be the last of July. You will be able to pick up your supplement at Mrs. Ray Harrell's home during the summer months or at the school when the fall term begins. Seniors may leave their address plus a few cents postage and their supplement will be mailed to them. PICHER BAND ATTENDS CAPITOL PARADE Another first for the students of PHS. At 3:00 a.m. on the morning ofJanuary 12, 1959, members of the Picher High School Band boarded the bus for Oklahoma City. This was the result of the ac- ceptance of an invitation for the Picher Band to represent Ottawa County at the 'Inaugural Parade of our governor, J. Howard Edmond- son. When first receiving the invitation Superintendent Ray Har- rell did not think it would be pos- sible for the band to go. He turned the invitation over to the Miami High School Band, and then to the Comm erce High School Band. When they both reported that it would be impossible for them to go, Mr. Ray Harrell completed arrangements for the Picher Band to make the trip. ig y E 1 'Ei BACK ROW JerryBay11ss,GeneUssery, Buddy Kerley, Charles Hrle, Joe Poor, Gerald Breeden, Joe Hames, Dav Brgley Paul Cook Leroy Anderson, Walter Emarthla, Pat Perry Glen Fox, Eugene Millard, Bill Hasseberg, Dan arner George Damrrll, Roy Hart, B111 Seat, Jerry Wrlhams, Bob Shepherd CENTER ROW: Jerry Crockett, Ji 7955- 5? S Picher Picher Picher Picher. . . Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Vinita .... Wyandotte. . . Baxter .... Afton ...... Commerce . . Grove ..... Fairland . . Jay .... Chelsea . . . Quapaw. . . l Q3 f lst ROW: Roy Redden, La- dell Morgan, Tommie Wat- son, Charles Herd, Jack Ste- fbie 1 Zsfhlvfggri wart, Paul Herd, Darrell Dixon. 2nd ROW: Kenneth Fischer, K. O. Horine, Corky Allen, Gene Ussery, Anthony Moore, Harold Canady Doc Houston, Coach. 3rd ROW: Billy Seat, Pat Perry, Leroy Anderson, Joe Hames, Gerald Breeden, Jerry Williams. I Bennie Deatherage 65644044 Bennie Deatherage, Picher speed- ster, set a Lucky record in the Mile race This year the Lucky Seven Confer- on his way to the State Track Meet. ence finds the Picher Gorillas and the with Bennie's finishing 5th at the Grove Ridgerunners as co-champions. State Track Meet, Picher was assured The Lucky Seven this year, 21150 PIC' ofit's biggest place or finish at the State sented a very peculiar situation as far level, as the championship goes. Lucky '7 Record 4 Min. 47 Sec. The Picher Gorillas won all their Spare Meet 4 Min.39 Sec, games except with Grove. There were nine victories and one loss for the Go- rillas. Two of those victories were with non-conference teams. Jim Sharbutt The Grove Ridgerunners won all their games except one which was with Quapaw. The Grove Rid gerunners victory over the Picher Gorillas won them the right to go to the State Finals. Charles Pyle at Charles Pyle and Jim Sharbutt are two very fine athletes. They will not be permitted to participate in athletics their Senior year because of the State age limit which is nineteen. Because ofthis fact, they will nothave individual pictures next year and we, the Zinco staff, would like to extend to them this courtesy now. This page sponsored by: LEE ROOFING CO. Ph. KI 2-4841 Miami, Okla. G. W. SNAPP INSURANCE CO. Ph. KI 2-2881 Miami, Okla. Jeanette Crockett Jean Marie Cooper Grace Taylor Karlene Heatherly Patsy Powell Bridget Seat Carol Craig Alice Mashburn Charlene Peace lst ROW: A. Mashburn, B. Seat, K. Heatherly, P. Powell, C. Peace, G. Taylor, J. Crockett. 2nd ROW:I J.M. Cooper, J. Evans, J. Skelton, S. Stallsworth, G. Miller, J. Moore, A. Karnes, P. Bryan, K. Foster, K. Millard, C. Montgomery, J. Heatherly, C. Craig. 3rd ROW: L. Breeden, P. Osborn, P. Crawford, W. Lowery, G. Collins, S. Stockstill, C. Cook, M. Price, P. Henry, H. Brown, M. Montgomery, P. Cox, M. Graham. 4th ROW: Doc Houston fSponsorQ B. Darnell, W. Waters L. Stansil B Bender S. Eli J Leatherman K. Raunikar S Carder P. Endicott J. Anderson, B. Carroll, C. Rogersi Mrs. Woodlall lCo-Sponsor, 5th Row: V. Parker, S. Matthews,-S. Lowe,ry, L. Perry, ,E. Carter, G. Tabor, D. Box, S. Chedester, V. Montgomery, L. Hayworth, D. Frogue, J. Nowlin, L. Murray. fm. Z 7th 8: Sth BASKETBALL: C. Herd, J. Stewart, D. Hopkins, F. Williams, W. Howard, Coach Doc Houston, W. Wilson, F. Von Moss, A. Keithley, E. Kingfisher, R. Vicory. 9thBASKETBALL: lst ROW: J. Nowlin, R. Maute, J. Williams, Coach Doc Houston, B. Seat, G. Crockett, P.Graham. 2nd ROW: G. Breeden,' R. Smith, D. Morerod, B. Abernathy, P. Perry, L. Anderson, J Hames. Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher Picher 3 Sciedale 7953 - 59 BASEBALL: lst ROW: J. Beggs, D. Carnahan, L. Stone, B. Kerley. 2nd ROW Score Score D. Karnes, J. Graves, W. Emarthla, T. Rector, B. Deatherage, Larry Houser Wyandotte Here Jay There Commerce There Fairland Here Quapaw Here Afton There Grove There Wyandotte There Jay Here Commerce Here Fairland There Quapaw There . Afton Here Grove Here gacelall TRACK lst ROW L. I-Iouser, D. Carnahan, B Deatherage,R Moore. 2ndROW: A.Gar- ner, C Pyle Coach Bob Thompson, R. Wil- hams L Ol s THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: GrBsON's BAIT SHOP A Ph. KI 2-5433 Miami, Okra. -' 71446 BEATRICE FOODS CO. Ph KI 2-5568 Miami, Okra Pictured above is the Zinco King, Lloyd Darr and Queen, Deanna Romine with their Royal Court. Members of the Royal Court are from L. TO R.: Clark Mathews, substituting for Ronnie Yankowski, Douglas Mathews, Danny Hopkins, Kenny Hamil, John Martin,Jr.,King Lloyd, Queen Deanna, Pamela Krokroskia, Belinda Henry, Connie Sue Crice, Robin Carnes, Linda Frazier, and Cynthia Hopkins. Grade School Zinco King, Lloyd Dart and Queen, Deanna Romine share in the honors of the 1959 Zinco. The Zinco Contest started on September 12 at 3:30 P.M. and ended at 1 o'clock on October 6. Contestants were se- lected by popular vote of their classmates in their respective rooms. With Here King Lloyd stands erect after he has been crowned, as Miss Pam Krokroskia crowns Miss Deanna Romine, Queen. King Lloyd and Queen Deanna with their attendants make their grand thehelp of their pare and friends the contes ants competed by selli Zincos, alumni, accepting co On November 21 Grade School Royalty participated a beautiful at the Grade Auditorium in King Lloyd and Deanna were appearance' Attendant, Miss Belinda Henry Mr. Harold Jones, Principal -,-- N .A ers, Barbara Scott J 3U1C9 Allen A ' 'f' grri af, Sedan! The 1958-59 school term promises to be one of our most sue cessful. The cooperation of all concerned for a pleasant, prof itable school year has never been better. 12-4-58 The economic situation has caused us all much We are confident, however, that under the wise and able leader ship of Superintendent Harrell and Board of Education, the Saad 1 Q sf L B? ff ' 1' if N , I 5' uf s ' 5 'Y la f v in A 4 r Q Q Jil, QE' i P3 Nr 'lg at 3? H 5 1 l' 2' 5 f' 5 X, K L my 14' Q af Qi: s, a-2. -. 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Norma Wiseman,Tom Cawyer, Alice Anderson, Linda Shinn, Janet Inman, Merle Nichols. 1'ezygf,35gg131:1g3gg1'111,fQg,111i,g155,1-ggi if Bonnie Shepherd ,1 iz 11 iliiiff liiliii 111+ 11111111 13 11 111 552 11512111 54131191211 1- 1, 2,1 35111 f 1 11lK11,g Mx 1 g ,1 1 c ,. 1 1 1? 1 1 K '11'1f, ' ' 11 11.11 5 if A J H1 11 1 UW ' 1, , 1 li 1 s'l1q '1' 5 11353 ' 1:ff: : . 1?1-'15 5.1 11 11 55? .,., f 1-Y 5 K 511 159 li USL -11 X!,11,x 15,11 11x qi, 511,112 ,1 11 bv 11,11 1 5 1 -1, ' 11111 ' 1 111, Q M K Pic. Unavail. Rickey Chazell Clyde Fox Kathy Fox Kathy Mason Sue and KayMi11er show off 1958's top craze-- The Hula Hoop 1 Little Twirlers in the Homecoming Parade. Q - Joyce Tune, Connie Forgey, Laura Hall, Peggl' Zinco Contestants: Connie C1EHe,hfi3alevl3r?an, son Asbell, Cathy Webb, Sue Stallsworth. Dale Bryan, Robert Freeman, a ae 1 Wanda Soulen--5th Gr. Mrs. Kenneth Horine one of our grade school mothers takes out time to play for Nancy Sweeten, Jean Scott, Leah Morerod, Anita Hayes, Mina Urie, Jane Horine. Jean Scott--6th Gr. Q4 Sciad Gif Q, 77. 7. 14. Offeww Mrs. L. E. Johnson, Jr., Sec- retary, Mrs. Lyndon Scott, Pres., Mrs. Claude Bass, Treas.g Mrs. Lee Jones, Vice-Pres. Linda Anderson Michael Bowerman Jacqueline Cooper Charlotte Vicory- -4th Gr. Unavailable. ,X 4 X1 x TN H ii X rx, Welch Melissa Bender - - lst Gr. X wx 9-X Berry Joe Osbum Y -2nd Gr. F NO LEFT TURNS . . . NO U-TURNS . . . Alice Williams, Billie Sweeten, Glen Genson, Don- nie King, Kenneth Hamil, Connie Crice are learning rules of safe driving which . Mrs. Imogene Box presents vm, silver dollars to the win- ' ners of the Safety Posters. Mrs. Lorene Spencer, Mr. Ray Harrel, Supt., Mr. Harold Jones, Prin., watch while youngsters practice correct driving habits. will contribute to making them better driv- ers in the future. This is the first time that the rules for safe driving has been taught in the Picher Elementary School. 1 N JESSIE CARDIN HUNT Chalrman E ,I WI-IITAKER L R MITCHELSON Asst Cashler WALTER C HARTLEY Presldent Cashler H C LUMBLEY ASS'I Cashier W C HARTLEY VlCePICS1dent Mrs ELSIE BLAND C W MCDANIEL Ass't Cashxer A C HOYT V1C6Pl'6SldeII.t Asst Cashler Mrs JAUNITA FRUITS Asst Cashler CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BAXTER SPRINGS KANSAS At the close of busmess Dec 31 1958 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans 3 1 466 730 01 CAPITAL STO CK COMMON Overdrafts 323 56 Surplus Federal Reserve Bank Stock 6 000 00 Undlvlded Profits Furruture and Flxtures 1 00 INTEREST CCo11ected but IIOI- ea1'Il6dI Other Real Estate 1 00 100,000 O0 100 000 00 231 556 70 11 043 48 U S Bonds 32 615 551 63 DEPOSITS 5 588 217 12 Other Bonds I 049 081 86 Cash and Due From BANKS 94-0 127 24 4 604 760 73 35 6 077 817 30 8 6 077,817 30 The above statement rs correct E J WHITAKER Cashier Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposzt Insurance Corporation DIRECTORS WaIterC Hartley Mrs Jessle Cardm Hunt Mrs MaudC Boswell Mrs Nel11eM Root A C Hoyt WarrenW Wllbur Earl Ch1ld1'ess RobertD Hartley,W C Hartley Snr 644: ?7de - l ., 1 - . D 9 - ll . , .. 1. ' 5 . I , Bankingl-Iouse.........-. , 1.00 RESERVES.................. 47,000.00 DeEtta Vicory tries out one of the outstanding values found at the FRANK POOLE USED CAR LOT. Betty DeLapp is waiting her turn to try out another. Frank has been serving this area for the past 13 years. Jack Osborn, owner, looks on with a pleasant smile as he thinks of all the enioyable times he has had serving the many students of P.H.S. who make THE OSBORN DRUG STORE CI f99UlUl' stop. Why dan't you try it soon? Phone 756 Picher, Oklahoma Jean Sz Larry Cuthhertson . . . Prop. RAINBOW MOTOR COMPANY Used Cars and House Trailers Phone Kl 2-9484 1230 North Main Miami Oklahoma BOTTS WHOLESALE COMPANY Cigarettes - Tobacco - Drugs Phone Kl 2-2600 Miami Oklahoma FIRST STATE BANK CONE'S WHOLESALE MARKET Fresh Meats and Poultry Phone KI 2-5564 802 Main Miami Oklahoma Phone MA 3-8860 Compliments of Joplin Missourl MlAMl HOTEL Dick Lycan, Manager Phone KI 2-3306 Miami Oklahoma Beauty Rest K1-Oehler Lane Mohawk BEN s USED LUMBER RANDALL FURNITURE Doors Wmdows Supphes 1316 Mlhtary Ph 766 Phone 553 Baxter Springs Kansas Cardln Oklahoma Propnetors Clarence 81 Hazel Dawson JOPL IN GLOBE CONNELL HOTEL JOPIU1 MISSOUPI Ph 187 113 So Connell Plcher Oklahoma Comphments of KEMPH S H D YOUNGMAN 26 N h M Ort am to the Plcher Schools Oklahoma Baxter Sprmgs Kansas Compuments of HANCE VARIETY STORE SHARP 5 GROCERY OR 5 4639 Phone 597 T Kansas Commerce Oklahoma reece Proprletor L E H111 ROT0 ROOTER SEWER SERVICE ED SI G A THRIFTWAY Ph KI 2 9491 Baxter Sprlngs Kansas Mlami Oklahoma 1 I . . Miami . ., A ,- , 1 . . ., SCOTT-LIVINGSTON Plcher s Deparimeni Sf PICHER PUBLIC SCHOOLS P Okh Where friends meet and eat IS the motto of OBE 5 LUNCH owned and operated by Gracie and H O Green Stop In soon you will fund It pleasant also Phone KI 2 9041 Mlaml Oklahon-a Robert Sharp stands ln awe before one of the huge pieces of machinery at LANDIS STEEL COMPANY which IS used IH making safety cans are cans elevator cups steel lugs ground cars tanks spouting and gravel also contractors ln structural and Sheet Steel Phone 734 Plcher Oklahoma Alene Karnes funds shopping a pleasure at MARTINS SUPER MARKET Thelr service IS fast and efficient as demonstrated by Anna Lue Anderson, last year s Znnco editor who IS checking out the groceries Phone 731 Pxcher Oklahoma Allen Mathews owner shows Janice Moore, Gary Cox Pat Bryan, and Judy Van Volken burg how type IS set up for prlntnng the paper The Trl State Tribune IS published every Thursday afternoon In the 'TOWN THAT JACK BUILT H Subscrlbe for your copy today' Phone 685 Plcher Oklahoma ll I Q 1 ' ' framers. THE LANDIIS STEELICOMPANY is . . . . I . 5 A favorite stop in Miami for adults as well as teenagers is E C'S TRIPLE A DRIVE-IN. Judy Van Volkenburg is demonstrating the fast, efficient, and friendly service you will receive when you eat at E C's. Stop by soon and enioy the excellent food and low prices. Phone Kl 2-2590 Miami, Okla. Joy Bone and Joe Sweeten admire their clothes which were just cleaned and pressed by the OK CUT-RATE CLEANERS. Your clothes will be clean and good looking when you take them to the OK CLEANERS north of Picher on Highway 69. Their cut-rate prices and fast service make them Tops in Cleaning in the Tri-State area. Phone 'I27 Picher, Okla. Carolyn Lane and Betty Stites proudly accept a loaf of A.J. CRIPE TOWN TALK BREAD from our Town Talk man. Like the happy and satisfied citizens of our community the Picher School system has long been known for using A.J. CRIPE TOWN TALK BREAD in' its lunch rooms. Only the best is served to our students of P.H.S. Pittsburg, Kansas The safe way to buy gasoline and oil to be assured that they are of the highest quality is to buy them from the SAFEWAY OIL COMPANY owned and operated by Burl Lane. The students and faculty of P.H.S. have found they get the most for their money when they buy the safe way from Burl Lane. Join the crowd and come on out. Phone 845 Picher, Okla. Over 50 Years of Service in Joplin Posfeurized and Homogenized Milk SCHNUR PRINTING COMPANY GRAND VALLEY CREAMERY ICE CREAM Weddzng Announcements Stationery and 0 we Forms 203 205 Em 41h sneer Phone 1 Phone MAfalr 3 3535 Joplm Missouri V1n1ta Oklahoma Compl ments LOCAL 318 UNITED RUBBER WORKERS of 240302664 342 Goodrich Blvd Miami Oklahoma K 12 RETAIL Wallpaper Glass lI1dl1SIZI'1alPH1IlI1S Plcture Framlng Floor Fmlsher Wax and E WHOLESALE COMPANY WATTS PAINT S-I-OR ,Ioplm s Oldest Palnt Store 303 305 Main S1' Phone LD 26 Phone MA 4 5607 Baxter Sprmgs Kansas Joplin MISSOUN CARLIN HARDWARE LION SUPPLY C0 Phone 744 PIIOHB 344 315 South Main Plcher Oklahoma Plchef Oklahoma . ff. Of NEWBERRY BUILDER'S SUPPLY New Sz Used Building Materials 3 Miles Nom, Main at Goodrich Miami Oklahoma Phone KI' 2'2643 Miami Oklahoma STOKES CARDINAL FOOD STORE The Best for Less Miami's Finest Meats Miami Oklahoma TU RNER'S SERVICE STATION Montgomery Ward Tires 81 Batteries Phone OR 5-4405 Commerce Ok1al10II1a UNITED IRON 8 METAL CO. It you gotta Scrap -Coll us. It you gotta Pipe -Call us. Vernon Anderson Sz Earl Fisher Compliments of MATLOCK'S STORES Ph' 751 Baxter Springs, Kansas Picher Oklahoma Picher, Oklahoma Galena, Kansas MARDICK TIRE 81 APPLIANCE COMPANY Tw Headquarters For: .-- . , 1- Q, Q Philco-Television--U.S. Royal ' i U Refrigerators-Tire Recapping vE BEUES Q Automatic Washers-Freezers 0 'X 'J '4'crmgp9' Phone MA 4-2123 - MA 4-2122 with Full HOUSEPOWER For full HOUSEPOWER, your home wiring must be adequate to carry full capacity to all appliances throughout your home. Empire will always have plenty of electricity ready for you at your meter . . .be sure your wiring is capable of delivering it where you need itl 3rd 81 Virginia Joplin, lVlo. PAUL St WANDA THOMAS FUNERAL HOME The Elnpire District Phone 683 Electnc Conlpanv 419 South Connell Picher, Okla. ' 505 GAUT GRQCERY MIAMI FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE 315 South Connell KI 2-2864 Picher Oklahoma Miami Oklahoma GAMBLES COCA COL-A 'The Fnendly Store BOTTLING COMPANY Radlos Washers Szllefrlgerators Dunk Coca Cola 1n Bottles Coronado API-lllanoes TV of Haddon Hall Furnlture Phone KI 2 9365 Mlqml Oklahoma S Mdln Phone KI 2 4443 Mlaml Oklahoma T 'e 'f11F ' Ren' HuI.vEY INSURANCE AGENCY U e KoRoNIs DRUG STORE 200 A N W 213 South Connell phone KI 2 5441 Phone Mlaml oklqhgmq Plcher Oklahoma ORRICK SPARLIN PHOTOGRAPHER B W h NORTHEASTOKLAHOMA est ls es RAILROAD P1cher Students 50 Years of Servlce to the 325 B N W TrI State DIsfrIcf WALKER DRUG STORE WILSON DANCE STUDIO gf Jr Hlgh and Hlgh School I4 South Mum J Ballroom Classes 'M' Phone KI 2 9467 49 IOSH S Maln SI' ok' h Phone KI 2 3461 Mmm. Oklahoma Mmm' 'mu G6 ' v ,Q ' to Phone KI 2-4582 Miami, Oklahoma 'W vig -llhiijyl V' Cindy Montgomery is inquiring about the savings she could make by bringing her business to the MIAMI SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY, Friendly, efficient service has made the Miami Savings and Loan one of the most popular inithis area. Miami, Oklahoma Phone KI 2-4413 DeEtta Vicory is taking advantage of the fast efficient service each customer receives at the KEITHLEY MARKET, demonstrated in the above picture by Mr. Austin Keithley, owner and operator. 209 So. Connell Phone 535 Not even a pretty girl like Bridget Seat can stop the friendly Consolidated em- ploy from making deliveries on time. This is iust one of the many extra serv- ices you get when you trade at the CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY. 1011 No. Connell Phone 840 Our photographer, Genive Prauser is demonstrating the fast efficient service that shows why all Picher High School students select PRAUSER STUDIO for their complete photographic needs. Here Gary Brown may rest assured that his picture will turn out satisfactory. 'Baxter Springs, Kansas Phone 388 Ander s Shoe Store Mlaml Oklahoma Army Store Mxaml Oklahoma Assembly of God Church Pncher Oklahoma Aton James N Hammond lndlana Baker s Boy Bakery Mlaml Oklahoma Barkett s Sport Shop Mlaml Oklahoma Baron Dr Robert E Mlaml Oklahoma Bassett Super Market Afton Oklahoma B Sr M Motors Mlaml Oklahoma Bruce Sweet Furnlture Baxter Sprlngs Kansas Butler 66 Service Station Mxaml Oklahoma Pittsburg Kansas Commons Al Mlaml Oklahoma Corbus Sprung Co North Mlaml Oklahoma Cosby Dr Mlaml Oklahoma Cook s Parnt 8t Varmsh Co w Cralg County Democratic Ne Vmxta Oklahoma C 8g S Drive ln Baxter Springs Kansas Dresla Bert V Mlaml Oklahoma Drlve ln Prescrlptlon Shop Mlaml Oklahoma Dryer s Clothing Store Commerce Oklahoma Durham Mrs C E Elrzabeth s Shop Commerce Oklahoma Ernie Pyle Service Station Commerce Oklahoma Ernle Mahanes Implement Co Mlaml Oklahoma Farrler s IGA Thrlftway Mlaml Oklahoma Flrst Methodrst Church Plcher Oklahoma Flrst National Bank Mlaml Oklahoma Ford Rev Henry Plcher Oklahoma Free Wnll Baptist Church Plcher Oklahoma Garner Charles R Plcher Oklahoma Garner Earl L Muskogee Oklahoma Garner Lonnie Muskogee Oklahoma Gee Bob Mldml Oklahoma 662 spaper Grb Reynold s Car Lot Mlaml Oklahoma Glen s Donut Drlve ln Mlaml Oklahoma Goodyear Servlce Station Mlaml Oklahoma Graham Dr Rex Mlaml Oklahoma Green Acres Cafe Afton Oklahoma Haughawout Mar Racme Mlssourl Helems Service Station Baxter Springs Kansas Henderson 0 E Plcher Oklahoma Home Cleaners Baxter Springs Kansas Hudson Service Station Baxter Springs Kansas lnternatlonal Paper Co Baxter Springs Kansas James Furnlture Co Mlaml Oklahoma Jlm s D X Service Station Mlaml Oklahoma Jim Mullrns 66 Statlon Commerce Oklahoma Jones Grocery Plcher Oklahoma Joplln Plano Co .loplln Mlssourl KOAM TV Station Pittsburg Kansas Lerner Brothers Shlrt Outlet Baxter Sprlngs Kansas Lewis Price De artment Store P Baxter Springs Kansas Llghtle Jlm Webb Cnty Mlssourl Martln Howard Plcher Oklahoma McCoy s Green House Commerce Oklahoma McKee Jewelry Joplm Mxssourl McKinney Dr Raymond Mlaml Oklahoma Medlln lce Co Plcher Oklahoma Mramr Alrcraftmg Inc Mlaml Oklahoma Mlaml Orl Co Mlaml Oklahoma Mllo Chew Drugs Baxter Springs Kansas Moore Ray Plcher Oklahoma Moore s Cafe 81 Donut Shop Baxter Springs Kansas Mrnson s Super Market Commerce Oklahoma Musmg Wear Cafeterra Vlmta Oklahoma Ned s Hardware Afton Oklahoma Nehrlng Supply Co Mlaml Oklahoma Nelson Furniture Store Mlaml Oklahoma Notts Grocery Mlaml Oklahoma Otto L Doty Grocery Mlamr Oklahoma Parsons Oil Co Baxter Springs Kansas Patterson Mr 8rMrs Ernest Molave Callforma Patterson Mr 81Mrs Lynn Plcher Oklahoma Patterson Mrs Stella Prcher Oklahoma Peck Arthur Commerce Oklahoma Poole Frank Plcher Oklahoma Pyle Tommy North Mlaml Oklahoma Reed Ethel Plcher Oklahoma Reed James Mlaml Oklahoma Reed s Upholsterlng 8. Antiques Mraml Oklahoma Rrder Horace M Mlaml Oklahoma Royal Crown Bottling Co Webb City Mnssourl Salyers Tot Shop Mlaml Oklahoma Seat Seaman Alfred E San Francisco Callforma Self Servlce Shoe Store Mldml Oklahoma Seymours Store Pittsburg Kansas Shook Erma Bartlesvllle Oklahoma Singer Sewing Co Mlaml Oklahoma Spohn Steel Products Baxter Springs Kansas Stanley Ben Mlaml Oklahoma Vlrgrl Turner Grocery Cardin Oklahoma Walt Panneck Store Plttsburg Kansas Wee Wash lt Laundry Mlaml Oklahoma Western Auto Plcher Oklahoma Wllllam Packing Co Mlaml Oklahoma Wilson Paint Co Mlaml Oklahoma Wonder Bread We the members of the Zmco staff wlsh to thank the above who have contributed to the fmanclal success of our l959 Zlnco We take this opportunlty to thank them every one for thexr graclous flnanclal assistance In the publication of our yearbook 9 ' ' - I 1 1 , , 1 - . ' u 1 , , . . . 1 , , 1 ' , . I ' ' ' . I . . I ' ' . . . ' Y ' 1 , , I . .1 ' - , . . 1 , , 1 ' 3 ,X I U ' 1 1 a a ' . ' . 1 I . . , 1 1 0 u . I I 1 A . I I , , I I 1 1 . ' ' I ' 1 1 o I o 0 o 0 I - ' 1 1 1 . I I 0 1 o . I ' 1 1 ' . I l I 1 l I n I I . . . . , . ' , 1 1 I U . . ' I I I , Royal Furniture Co. I . - . . . . . l 1 1 I a D I I ' ' o 1 o 1 . I 9' . D ' l 1 ' I 1 ' 1 , 0 a n ' ' ' . 9 l 1 I 1 ' ' . . . --1 ' 1 l I s n l I , . . 0 u I . I . . . 1 . I . ' ' 1 l n I I . . . ' ' 1 . l 1 . 1 . ' ' 1 ' ' 0 I n 1 I 1 . I . ' ' 1 1 ' ' . . u 1 A u . I ' 1 . , I . I . ' I 1 . 1 1 ' I , I . p . . , 1 . . 1 I . I . . . . I . '. I 1 I 1 . . Jerry Mlllard Plcher, Maquoeta, Kamusi Members of the 1959 Zlnco Staff wish to thank our graduates, the alumni, for their financial aid to our yearbook. 1958 Anna Lue Anderson Judy Bone Sharon Lea Burns Cynthia Clanton Barbara Sue CAndersonD Collins Barry Damrlll Bob Evans Robert F. Glover Pfc. Howard I-lammlck Larry Heatherl Richard CCorkyg Henry Jerry CTurleyJ Herd Pat Jackson Stella CHanklnsj McGowen Pat Mullins Frank Wood 1957 Cecil Anderson Norma SCarrJ Brown Jimmy arrico Linda Carnes Robert Garner Everett fSonnyJ Green Robert Harper Jimmy He atherly Bobby Herd Tommy Houston Ellis A. Jones Burl Lane, Jr. JoAnn Cl-lug esj McBee Larry Millard Woodrow LeRoy Parklson Jerry D. Powell Igohnny Richardson ichard Scott Janie Smotherman 1956 Betty CCoachJ Bayllss Johnny Ba liss Peggy QMulllinsj Bayliss Larry Carnes Kay Cox Jeanne fAtonJ Evans Rocky Evans Elizabeth Graves Micke Heatherly Edna E,KerbyD Hefley Jackie QCriceJ Howard Randall Howard A-2fc James G. Johnson Harold Jones A-2fc Ron Krokroskla Cindy Laramore Mickey Laramore Leroy Martin Norma Wilder 1955 Margaret Carroll Elaine Cobb Betty CPowellJ Coble Jon David Douthitt Carolyn fSandersJ Ellington Lero Hansford Pat X-Ieuettj Hansford Chris Henry Esther Ann CDorre1lJ McBride Peter David Russell Peggy Spencer 1954 A-2c Gordon CBudJ Anderson Jim Coble Beverly Cox Walter Cook Mary Ann CDouthlttJ Young Mrs. Earlene CRoweJ Holden Le slle QAtonj Rardln Troy Joe Rardin Don ' Hook Richardson Marlene CLefflerJ Sparkman 1953 Shirley QJockersJ Collins Joyce Cox Picher, Picher, Picher, Plcher, Kansas Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. City, Kansas Grants, New Mexico Plcher, Plcher, Okla. Okla. Ft. Leonard Wood, Plcher, C ardin, Mo. Okl a. Okl a. Wichita, Kans. P lc her Okla Wichita, K.-ms. Picher, Plcher, Picher, Okla. Okla. Okla. Neosho, Mo. Wichita, Picher, Plcher, Cardin, Picher, Cardin, Kans. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Wichita, Kans. Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Cardin, Okla. B axter Springs, Kansas Plcher, Okla. Plcher, San Die Okla. gov Calif. Cardin, Cardin, Plcher, Plcher, Plcher, Plcher, Plcher, Plcher, Plcher Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. Okla. P age, Ariz. Page, Ariz. Plcher, Plcher, Kansas Mo. Plcher, Plcher, Okla. Okla. City, Okla. Okla. Montana Plcher, Okla. Wichita, Kans. Okla. Bartle sville, Okla. Plcher, Okla. B artlesvllle, Okla. Joplin, Mo. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Okinawa Cardin, Okla. U. S. Navy Plcher, Okla. Cardin, Okla. Colo.S rin s Colo? g ' Picher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Anchorage, Alaska Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Frankfurt, Germany Bartlesville, Okla. Wichita, Kans. Ponca City, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Commerce, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Picher, Okla. John Dial Gene Henry Mary QB owerm anj Johnston Patty Uohnsonj LaFaller Max Martin Shirley Perry Barbara CSpencerJ Robison Alene C1-Iaddenj Sweeten Jean Ann QKelthleyj Walker Ron Walker 1952 Betty Anderson Leroy Brown Jimmy Collins ally fPriceJ Conway Bill Hansford Jack Johnston gohnny LaFal1er race CSandersJ McMullln Pfc. Robert E. Rowe J. L. Rardln Patricia CBakerj Sehumache Patsy QPerryj Sweeten Don Walker Danny Williams Jody CSel1ej Woods 195 l Homer Conway Patricia CKeithleyJGibbs Patsy CParklsonJ Huffman Dennis Wood 1950 B111 Anderson Anna CGarnerJ Asbell Lloyd Cooper Dick Gardner Glenna CRardlnJ Keepper Merlyn Uohnsonj Mantle grim Pilgrim rank Sanders Bill Sweeten 1949 JoAnn CSmothermanJ Anderson Danny Joe Becker Bob Brown Bob Crockett Mickey J. Foreman Clara Jean Marquiss Helen QBrewerJ Pilgrim 1948 Norma Sue QMcGeheeJ Coble Shirley Goodell Buzzard Lora Lee fGarnerj Davis E arne st Garner Jo sephlne Qacksonj Llvesay Delores fSullengerJ Suman Delores Tlmms 1947 Helen CG arnerj Champlln Don C. Coble Jeannine QLaramoreJ Keith Francis QGaryJ Parder Clara Lee Uacksonj Poor 1946 Gale Black Charlotte CMottl Boyd Dorothy CSimmonsJ Cummins Dub Huffman Basil Meeks Shirle Cwoodworth Mott 1945 y D John Mott 1944 Alvin Lane 1943 A. G. Downs, Jr. Mrs. Velma fGamerJ Havnes Kathryn Horne lll Plcher, Okla. Albuquerque, New Mex. La Harbra, Calif. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Cardin, Okla. Joplin, Mo. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. P icher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Neosho, Mo. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. La Harbra, Calif. Plcher, Okla. Cardin, Okla. Ft. Riley, Kansas Ponca City, Okla. Miami, Okla. Miami, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Treece, Kans. Plcher, Okla. Bartlesville, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Treece, Kans. Miami, Okla. Commerce, Okla. Joplin, Mo. Jasper, Mo. Dallas, Texas Miami, Okla. Barbers Point, Hawaii Miami, Okla. Miami, Okla. Wichita, Kans. Cardin, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Sapulpa, Okla. Miami, Okla. Afton, Okla. Carl Junction, Mo. Joplin, Mo. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Fayetteville, Ark. Sapulfaa, Ok a. Medicine Lodge, Kans. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Welch, Okla. Pacific, Mo. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Okla. Plcher, Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Denver, Colo. Picher, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Edith QBeamJ Lane Dr. Richard Russell Doris Turner 1942 Gerald Carlin John Carroll Betty fHoltj Foster Lavem E. Johnson, r. Mary Frances QBerry Osburn Norma Jean fTuz-nerj Stroud 194 l Manuel Koronis Bob Lollar Doris iwoodworthj Osborn Ed Wa ker 1940 Claudia CBestD Holt Ilene Thurman 1939 Earl Black, Jr. Carthel Foster Harold Holt Helen ohnsonj Si le 1938 U g Clay Allen Treva fSmithj Carnahan Leonard Cruzan Dr. G. H. Gurney Harold Sigle Mickey Wood 1937 June fBruceJ Andrews Racine CWllsonJ Bass Wayne Delcour Capt. Roger Nance LeRoy Parklson 1936 William Sweeten Nola fAllenJ Wood 1935 Grace fHutchensJ Bruce 1934 W. A. Brewer Bob Montgomery Kathryn Uennlngsj Montgomery Lucille CWebbj Windham 1933 Alvin Tooter Wood 1932 Frank Bruce Naomi KCl-Aambersj Poole 1931 Pauline QPostJ Leffler Ray Parklson Woodrow Parkison Carter Windham 1930 Eleanor fHutchen1jHeaslet Floyd Ralph Les le 1929 Cherry Canady Adda QMowryJ Hall Edith QWhiteJ Harper John Leffler Macy QFergusonD Reed Alice 2CameronQ Scott Cecil Mickyl Nance 1928 Velma QDanielsJ Becker Lucinda fMontgomeryQ Kemph Sybil fPostb Keithley 1927 Dolpha QSimmonsJ DeVoe Willo CLefflerJ McLain Floyd Wood 1926 Mildred fHumphre yj Aton 1925 Bea CMarqulssJ Stanley 1924 Nellie Faye Bagain George D. Russell 1923 Naomi Uenningsj Mott Cardin, Okla. Miami, Okla. Commerce, Okla. Picher, Okla. Independence, Mo. Cardin, Okla. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Picher, Okla. Miami, om... Commerce, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Tucson, Ariz. Cardin, Okla. Commerce, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Cardin, Okla. Picher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Okla. City, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Commerce, Okla. Baxter Springs Kansas Plcher, Okla. Joplin, Mo. Belfast Va. Roswell, N. Mex. Miami, Okla. Commerce, Okla. Galena, Kans. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Picher, Okla. 1 Baxter Springs, KBDSBS Iowa Galena, Kans. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Deceased Baxter Springs, Kansas Miami, Okla. Cardin, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Picher, Okla. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Wichita, Kans. Cardin, Okla. Miami, Okla. Picher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Picher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Plcher, Okla. Miami, Okla. Plcher, Okla. 722245, sm., 12,4 some s SENIORS Barnes, Charlene Barnes, Lawrence Gene Beggs, Jack Brookshrre, Robert Brown, Perry Dell Bryan, Pat Bone Joy Sue Cox, Gary Cra1g, Eddle Crockett, Jeanette Deatherage, Benn Garner, Alber G1llmore, Mary Glover, Gene Graves, James Green, Earlene Herbert, Hare Harrell Ray Hart, Harvey Hayes, Gary Heatherly Terry Henson, Jud Houser, Larry Inman, Dan Johnson Don Karnes, Alene K1ngf1sher Mar1on L1nth1cum Joe Luton, Pat Lane, Carolyn Lawrence Johnme D Madrson Velma M1llard Charles Mrllard, Karen Montgomery C1nd Moore, Agnes Moore, Janlce O Dell Robert O'Dell, Wanda Patterson, Judy Poor, Jeann1e Powell Patsy Powell Robert R1chardson, Delores R1ggens, Charles Shafer, Freda Skelton, Lloyd Sooter, J 1m Stltes, Bett Sweeten Larry Taylor, Grace Thomas, Tommy W1ll1ams Gary JUNIORS Abernathy, J1mmy Abernathy, Karen Anderson Rosa Lea Baylrss, lerry Brgley I13Vld Brown, Gary Burdge Carolyn Carey Larr Carmack, Larry Carnahan, Dou Carter, Evelyn Clanton Llnda Cool, Paul Cox Jolly Damell, Clara Darnell, George DeLapp, Betty Dollzson Raymond Garrett Gary Grayson Bobby Herd Raymond Hart, Clara Hasseberg B111 Hayworth Toddy Hewk1n Elame H1le Betty Krokroskxa, Gary Leslxe Ralph Lee, M1chael Mashburn Allce M1llard Eugene Newberry, Delorrs O Byrne Tommy Olds Larry Peace, B111 Peace, Charlene Perry, Lznda Poor, Joe Pyle, Charles Rector, Terry Rowe, Peggy Seat, Budget Sexton, Rrchard Sharbutt, J1mmy 717 S Rzver, St P1cher 216 N Connell, P1cher Card1n, Oklahoma Douthat, Oklahoma P1cher, Okla 323 E 7th, P1cher 401 N FYQIXCIS P1cher 620 S Cherokee, P1cher 504 S Alta, P1cher 314 E 12th P1cher 421 S Connell, P1cher 314 S Franc1s, P1ch 511 N P1cher P1cher 225 N Pearl, P1cher 508 N Columbus, P1cher 300 N Gladys, P1cher 401 N Gladys P1cher 404N FFHDCIS P1cher W A , P1cher 620 N Tra11s End P1cher 632 N Trarls End, P1cher 607 N Franc1s, P1cher Card1n Okla 408N Pearl P1cher 738 S Ma1n P1cher Doutlntt Okla 701 S Ottawa, P1cher 466 S Ella P1c er 627 S Ottawa, P1cher Card1n, Okla Card1n, Okla 506 S Alta 510 N Netta, P1cher 313E 8th P1cher 504 N Ma1n P1cher P1cher Okla 200 E 12th P1cher 207 E 12th P1cher 207 E 12th P1cher P1cher Okla Alberta Lee Apts P1cher Card1n, Okla 434 S Treece, P1cher Card1n, Okla 420 N Pearl P1cher 638 S College P1cher Card1n, Okla 120 S Vantage, P1cher 430 S Treece, P1cher 538 S Ottawa, P1cher 402 N Netta, P1cher 1934 F N W, M1am1, Okl P1cher, Okla 410 S Connell P1cher 411 N Netta, P1cher 304 F St , P1cher 714N P1cher P1cher 717 S FPZHCIS P1cher P1cher, Okla 128 N Frisco P1cher 531 S Cherokee 214 W 3rd, P1cher 216 S Vantage P1cher 410 N Connell, P1cher 411 S Francxs P1cher 307 N Gladys P1cher 304 N Pearl, Pzcher 304 N Pearl, P1cher 540 S Ottawa P1cher Card1n, Oklahoma Card1n, Okla E 12th St P1cher 501 S Ethel, P1cher 313 N Vantage P1cher P1cher, Okla Card1n, Okla 100 South Connell 617 N Emily Plcher 605 W A St , Pxcher Card1n Okla 517 N Netta, P1cher 111 S Ethel P1cher Poute 2 Mlaml, Okla 505N Mam P1cher 208 N Vantage P1cher Douthat, Okla 604 W A St P1cher Treece Kans Card1n Alberta Lee Apt P1cher Baxter Kansas 709 W 202 N Connell P1cher 527 S Cherokee, P1cher 700 S Cherokee, P1cher 501 S Emrly, P1cher 3rd St P1cher 3 4 8 3 4 R 56M 04 2 466 2 357 W K1 2 9420 2 4 22 48 44 4 8 Sharp, Robert S1mmons, Leon Smlth, Rrchard Strtes, Dor1s Tabor Gerald1ne Thu11n Kenneth Turley, Glorra VICOFY DeEtt Wheeler LeaEtta Wxlllams, Gary Williams, Ronnle SOPHOMORES Anderson, Avelene Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Calv1n Anderson, Robert Barnett Glorla Barnes, Rlchard Beam B1 Boyd Judrth Bryan Douglas Buck Bobby Buck, D1x1 Burk, B1ll1e Burkyblle Cec1l Burns, James Boyd, Lorene Canady Opal Chedester Sarah Cooper, Jean Mane Cooper, Lenora Comog, John Cover, J 1mm Cra1g Carol Jane Crockett, Jerry Wayne Damr1ll George Damrlll Sandra Delcour, Sherma Dlxon, Pa1111ne Emarthla, Walter E11 Mlldred Fagen Robert Foster, Sandra Fox, Glen Freeman Bertha Garner, Danny Glover, Jack1e Gough ROIIDIC Green, R1chard Green, Rosalee Hall Dav1d Hart Roy Hayworth, L1nda Heatherly, Karlene Henry, Edna Heuett, Judy H11e, Charles Holderf1eld Carole Jockers, Edna June Johns Donna Johnson Dav1d Johnston, Sharon Karnes, Don Kerley, Buddy Klme, Gerald1ne L1nth1cum, Larry Long, Mary Lowery Sherla Lawrence James Leatherman, Jud Lee, Danny Madden Larry M1llard Robert Moore, Pl1y11SS Moore, Ray Morr1son, Pa Olds Ruby Parkm Tommy Parkrson B1 Peace, Judy Ann Ray Joe Reese, Frank Rhoads Charles Rxckman Steve Ross, Sharon Sw1nehart, Esther Sharbutt Sh1rley Srgle Dorothy Smlth Arlena Stone, Lloyd Tabor, Benn T1mms, Ronnxe Testerman, Tony Ussery, Eugene Van Volkenburg, Judy Waters, Ed Wllllams, Morrrs 304 S P1cher, P1cher Card1n 405 S Emlly, P1ch 120 S Vantage, P1cher 324 N One1da, Plcher W 3rd St , P1cher 612 S Ella P1cher Douthat, Okl 925 N Connell P1cher 604N Emily P1cher Amer1can Apts 212 12th P1cher 212 12th P1cher Card1n, Okla 516 W A St P1cher 202 W D St P1cher 308 S Connell, P1ch 510N Gladys P1cher Card1n, Oklahoma 323 E 7th sr, P1cher Treece, Okla Treece, Okla 700 E A St P1cher 518 N P1cher, P1cher 717 W 3rd St P1cher Card1n Okla 465 N Franc1s, P1cher 430 S FTRYICIS, P1cher 324 N Connell, P1cher Card1n, Okla 330 S P1cher P1cher Card1n 504 S Atla, P1ch 316E 12th P1cher 314 N Treece, P1cher 314N Treece, P1cher 205N Vantage P1cher 500 W 6t P1cher Card1n Okla 308 N Treece, P1cher 1065 Ella P1cher Card1n, Okla Card1n Okla 327 N Vantage, P1ch 3145 FFHDCIS P1cher 225 N Pearl, P1cher 803 S P1cher P1cher 723 W A St , P1cher 300 N Gladys, P1cher P1cher Okla W A St , P1cher Card1n, Okla 800 S Maxn P1cher 603 S Ottawa P1cher 505 North Netta 614 N Emrly, P1cher 500 W A St P1cher 330 N Franc1s, P1cher 400 N FYQHCIS, P1ch 738 S Ma1n, P1cher 214 S Alta, P1cher Douthat, Okla 319 N Netta, P1cher 631 N Netta, P1cher 466 S Ella, P1cher P1cher, Okla 104 N Ella, P1cher 514 N Netta P1cher 216 S Treece, P1cher 512 N Netta, P1cher 310 E F St P1cher 510 N Netta, P1cher 200 E 12th, P1cher P1cher, Okla 122 N FTISCO, P1cher Doutha Okla Card1n, Oklahoma Ca.rd1n Okla 604 W A St P1cher 526 S Fmsco, P1cher 215 S Francrs, P1cher 717 S R1ver, P1cher P1cher, Okla 328 N Treece P1cher 532 S College, P1cher 501 S Em1ly P1cher 201 S Vantage P1cher 209 E 12th St P1cher 307 N Gladys P1cher 324 N One1da, P1cher 312 S College, P1cher 445 S Emlly, P1cher 104N Ella P1cher 503 S College P1cher 315 N Pearl P1cher 220 N Connell, P1cher 4 W W 91W 43 4 4 3 60 4 44 204 4 4 5 M W W M . 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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

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