Picher Cardin High School - Zinco Yearbook (Picher, OK)

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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.

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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.

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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