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

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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

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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.

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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.