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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

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X , 1 . . 1 , , 'wwf Ame-5-,,1sz1x,A . 1- 1' f , '-- vain ZA f:,fkx.f J5.V,.W-z, Lzywf-g -c.: . A . - . ,A M Picher High School 3 The Curtain Rises Superintendent 8 Board of Education Congratulations to the class of 1960, I wish to congratulate you on your graduation from high school and for being one of the nicest senior classes we have had. I am especially proud of you since, you were beginners in school when I began teaching here twelve years ago. I sincerely hope you find your place in life as successfully as you have here in school. Very sincerely, A 1 Dixie Houston Secretary to Superintendent Left to Right: Bob Nichols, Lyndon Scott, Ralph Leslie, Ray Harrell, and Rex Garrett, Roger Graham picture unavailable. To The Students of Picher High School. Education, broadly interpreted, comprises all the efforts both direct and indirect, made by society to accomplish certain objectives that are considered desirable. These efforts may be put forth by organized society as a whole or by a smaller group such as a political party or a religious group. The goals, too, may be formulated either in the interest of society at large or by self seeking segments of society. The importance of education as an agency for modifying the behaviour of people has been increasing during the past few years. It is your job as a consumer of education to make sure that you are getting the most and best for your educational dollar by taking an active interest in your school and its progress. I congratulate you on the completion of a year of fine work. May all our future relations be as cordial and reward- in Patricia, seven, plays the piano and everybody sings at the Neighbor's. Debra is three, and David just now one. The family spent last year at O.S.U. where Mr. Neighbors studied sci- ence on a scholarship. I-le is a Northeastern State graduate, and earned his Masters at O.S.U. The Neighbors have been here seven years. Chemistry is his subject. The Harrells are pictured in a charming setting Mr. Ray Harrell teaches a class in American literature. Mrs. Cleo Harrell is the instructor for all commercial classes, and she also spon- sors the pep club and the seventh grade. Ray Jr. is a freshman at Tulsa University and Deanna is a ninth grader at P.H.S. Mr. and Mrs. Harrell have been in Picher for twelve years. They have B.A. degrees from East Central State, and Mr. Harrell received his Masters degree at O.U. OUR FACULTY Picher High School teachers enjoy their homes, hobbies, and other out-of-school activities. They like to read, garden, play games, eat snacks, watch television, and go to church. We show them here with their families at some of their own special interests. Reading is ofcourse a favorite way of spending time for all teachers, whether their reading is done for fun or for studying. They grow flowers by the hundreds and have a lot at it. For our coach, 'Bo' Spoon, Saturday afternoon means solid comfort, an easy chair, a cup of coffee, a game on television, and two pretty ladies for good company. The girls are, of course, Anita, who is Mrs. Spoon, and Cinda, a second grader. Mr. Spoon teaches science and social studies, and is also one of the ninth grade sponsors. His B.A. degree was earned at South- western College at Winfield, Kansas. This is his seventh year at P. H. S. A Football know-how is started early at the Bob Thompsons'. That is Danny, age 9, grade by his daddy at the left. Peggy, Mrs. Thompson, is holding eleven-months-old Tammi, and Ricky, who is twelve years old and in the sixth grade, at the right waiting his turn for instructions. Mr. Thompson is our head basketball coach this year and teaches journalism, English, and physical education. He attended Miami junior college and took his B.S. degree at Pittsburg State College at Pittsburg, Kansas. He has been teaching at P.H.S. for seven years. The eighth grade claims him as their sponsor. 4, standing is standing Clarence Doc and Dixie Houston express their energy playing a round of golf. They are sports fans and are loyal supporters of all the teams of P.H.S. Their son Tommy is grown-up and is away from home. Doc teaches English and history and sponsors the sophomore class, but we think his first love is his junior high ath- letic teams, both football and basketball. He is a Northeastern State graduate, holding a B.A. degree, Dixie is secretary to Mr. Harrell. Doc has taught eight years at P.H.S. 6 FAMILY SCENES Playing games is a part of everyday living for them, as is watch- ing television and going for snacks. They go to church and many of them teach Sunday School classes or work as church board members or in some other capacity. They go on picnics or just relax. We are proud of our teachersg they are our friends who help us fill our days with activities that help us grow both mentally and physically. Every day seems a holiday when the McMullins gather in the back yard for a barbecue. Those fine boys, Larry, in the first grade this year, and Gary, who is three years old, are the younger generation. Grace, a former P.H.S. student, is Mother. Daddy, H. C. McMullin, is teaching in his sixth year at P.H.S. He teaches science and social studies and in charge of all audio-visual activities at our school. His college days were spent at East Central State from which he earned his B.A. degree. Mr. and Mrs. Hanna enjoy doing things together. Having their friends in and making their yard look its best are their favorite ways to relax. Here Mr. Hanna is working in the flowers, and Mrs. Hanna seems to be giving directions just how it should be done. Mrs. Ruth Hanna has taught in our school eleven years. She took her B.A. degree from Northeastern State and sponsors the junior class and the Future Teachers of America. One family gives us two teachers who have been around a long time. Mrs. Paul Douthitt is in her twenty-second year in this school and Mr. Douthitt, his seventeenth year. Mr. Douthitt is our driver education instructor in high school and teaches mathematics in junior high. They earned their degrees at Northeastern State. Mr. Douthitt sponsors the seventh grade and the Safety Club, and Mrs. Douthitt teaches English in junior high and is faculty advisor for the ZINCO staff. Their special place is the back yard under the apple tree, their special interests are their children and grandchildren. 7 ...-W . ...,- aa warm , ,,,- m - --M... ws... At home with the Harold McLains means a good time for all. This picture seems to indicate that Emma Lou, an eighth grader, and her dad do not have a chance in this game. Mother is the champion! Mrs. Willo McLain is our Home Economics teacher and a planner of banquets par excellence. She acts as advisor of activities for the 4-H Club. Pittsburg State College at Pitts- burg, Kansas, is her school where she was awarded a B.S. degree. She has taught here for ten years. Great bowls of popcorn! Doesn't this look like fun? Two -year-old Kathy's smile appeared like the sunshine after the picture was taken and Daddy let her get her little hands into that big bowl. Myrna, on the right is in the sixth grade. She is the elementary school ZINCO Queen this year. The Fred Osbornes have been with us for seven years. Mr. Osborne teaches vocational auto-mechanics at P.H.S. He is also a junior sponsor, so that means he should be able to make good hot dogs and coffee. He took a B.S. degree at Northeastern State and a M.S. degree in vo- cational teaching at O.S.U. Howard Hudson and his mother, Mrs. Hazel Davis, make this little family group. Honey, the little dog, poses like a veteran. He could have had some acting lessons. Mr. Hudson received his B.A. degree from Northeastern State and is teaching speech and English in P.H.S. for the fourth year. The planning of all plays and assemblies is his special duty. The Byrl Gowins seem to have fun together. This combination of kids, cats, and phonograph records give the evidence. The children are John, twelve years old and in the sixth grade, Kathy Lynn, eight years old and in the third grade, and Rea Jean, seven years old and in the second grade. Mr. Gowin has taught mathematics for three years at P.H.S. He is a sophomore sponsor. At S.M.S. in Springfield, Missouri, he won a B.S. degree, and from Missouri University he has a M.E. 8 Mrs. Deal is our librarian. We always find her when we want something special in readings and reports. She teaches some junior high classes in social studies and science too. She holds a B.S. with high honors and a masters degree from Pitts- burg State College, and has taught at P.H.S. for thirteen years. This year she is a sponsor for the eighth grade. She and Mr. Deal live at Treece where he has retired this year after thirty-five years as a hardware merchant. They are pictured with their little dog Mike who has a very special place in their he arts. Who is the star of this show? The center of attrac- tion? The attention getter? It is Larry Puryear III, just sixteen months old. Mother KariZoe and Daddy Larry II just look on with admiration and shouldn't everyone? I-Ie's just great! Dad Larry has been teaching here for seven ears. He teaches science in both 'unior and Y J senior high school. The student council looks to him for advice and leadership. His Alma Mater is Northeastern State where he took his degree. The smiles here tell the story of a family who just plain like each other. Both Burl and Nadine Mullins are teachers, but we can't claim Nadine, she teaches at Treece. Pat, at the right of the picture is a sophomore at NEO AGM at Miami. Mr. Mullins claims two degrees, a B.S. from East Central State and M.S. from O.S.U. In his eighth year in our school, he teaches classes in vocational carpentry and sponsors the senior class. The Al Hamils make up this handsome family group. Mr. Hamil is shown with his wife Jenny, and Kenny, seven, who is in the second grade, Linda, three years old, and brand new baby Ronald Joe, who is the center of all activity at the Hamil house right now. Mr. Hamil is our music teacher and has built the music department into one that commands great respect all over the state in the three years he has been at Picher High School. I-Ie received his Bachelor of Music degree at South- eastern State. Honor Teacher and Students To observe American Education Week, the Masons from Ottawa Lodge No. 478 AF 8s AM, Picher, Oklahoma, presented framed certificates of merit to a Teacher of To- day, a girl Student of Today, and a boy Student of Today at a night assembly in the high school auditorium November 12, at 7:30 p.m. The persons honored were named by Lee Jones, secretary of the masonic lodge, at a program which included talks by student representatives of various departments in the high school. Five teachers, five girls, and five boys from the three upper classes of the high school were chosen to be considered for the award. These selections were made by the president of the high school PTA, Mrs. Carthel Foster, the high school principal, Mr. Don Nighbors, the superintendent of schools, Mr. Ray Harrell, and the student coun- cil. Final selections were made by the officers of the lodge. ' H.C. McMullin, history and science, Howard Hudson, speech and English, Mrs. Ray Harrell, commercial department, Burel Mullins, T Sc I Carpentry, and Larry Puryear, science, were the teacher candidates. Students considered for the honor were: Bill Hasseberg, Gary Brown, Lawrence Ralph Leslie, Bridget Seat, and Charlene Peace, seniors, David Johnson, Tony Testerman, Carol Craig, and Sheila Lowery, juniors, and Karen Williams, sophomore. W.A. Brewer, Worshipful Master of the local lodge, explained that the objective was to encourage quality teaching and quality teachers, at the same time to foster student achievement in the public schools. 10 In the Spotlight Dear Mr. Spoon, This book is dedicated to you because you are one of our favorite people. You have our love and respect because you are a good , teacher and a good coach. In both of these very exacting duties, you have proved yourself firm, kind, and very interested in the things ac- complished by the students under your super- vision. We know that you gave up a career in pro- fessional athletics to teach and coach. That you would have been successful is proved by your history fsome highlights given belowy in high school, college, and in the service of your country. We do appreciate what you teach in the classroom and what you have done for our boys and our school in athletics. When you are gone, the memory of you will linger on in the halls and on the playing fields of Picher High School. Sincerely, Zinco Staff From Clippings in an Old Scrapbook Tulsa World, Nov. 27, 1941: Bo Spoon, All- state back from Picher, is the state's highest scorer with 160 points for the season. From a '42 Builders program: Howard QBOJ Spoon is the boy to watch on those fast breaks. The Picher, Oklahoma freshman is the find of the '42 Builder squad. With the 25th Infantry fTropic lightningj Divi- sion on Luzon Island in the Philippines: Corporal James H. Spoon and his unit are responsible for getting the vital artillery ammunition to the front line artillery batteries. The Southwestern Collegian, Sat., Oct. 30, 1948: It was strictly a Bo Spoon show as the reliable quarterbacking ace clicked off three touchdowns to pace the Builders attack. Winfield Daily Courier, Wed., May 5, 1949: It was strictly Spoon's game as he struck out nine, walked three, and in addition to smacking the game's only round tripper, he drove in three South- western run. He surely was in rare form. Western Union telegram, July 30, 1948: GEORGE MCNEISH, Sr. BUSINESS MANAGER WINFIELD BASEBALL CLUB BO SPOON BEING GIVEN SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY TONIGHT AT NINE O'CLOCK. CONTACT' HIM TO REPORT PRESS BOX HERE ON ARRIVAL. HENRY PEEBLES, RELATIONS DR. 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If Peggy Roberts Williams--'40 Ronnie Williams--'60 I Mrs. Treva Smlth Carnahan--'38 Doug Carnahan--'60 T -K' A 'k Uh' m'H z y Seniors The Stars of the Show JACK ALLEN The mirror of all cour- tesy. - - - King Richard III ROSALEE ANDERSON Those about her From her shall read the perfect ways of honour. - - - King Henry VIII SENIORS JIM ABERNATHY Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love. - - - Taming of the Shrew KAREN ABERNATHY ' Her voice was eversoft, Gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. - - - King Lear JERRY BAYLISS The kindest man, The Best- conditioned and unwearied spirit in doing courtesies. - - - The Mer- chant of Venice GARY BROWN Whose words all ears took captive. - - - All's well that Ends Well 18 SENIORS LARRY CAREY He hath a heart as sound as a bell. - - - Much Ado About Nothing LARRY CARMACK A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. Merry Wives of Windsor DOUG CARNAHAN No profit grows where no pleasure ta'en. - - - Taming of the Shrew LINDA CLANTON Merrily, merrily shall I live now. - - - Two Gentle- men of Verona PAUL COOK A proper man, as one should see in a summer's day. - - - A Mid- summer Night's Dream CLARA DARNELL The silence often of pure inno- cence persuades when speaking fails. - - - The Winter's Tale 19 SENIORS BETTY DeLAPP As merry as the day is long. - - Much Ado About Nothing BlLL I-IASSEBERG To be a well-favoured man is a gift of fortune. - - Much Ado About Nothing LATOTSA I-IAYWORTH Her hair shall be of what color it please God. - - - Much Ado About Nothing. GARY GARRETT I hope I shall have leisure to make good. - - - The Comedy of Errors RAYMOND I-IERD Let the world slip: we shall ne'er be younger. - - - Taming of the Shrew ELAINE HEWKIN Tis beauty truly blent. - Twelfth-Night 20 SENICRS BETTY I-IILE A merry heart goes all the day, Your sad tires in a mile-a. - - - The Winter's Tale GARY KROKROSKIA Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness pushed upon them. - - Twelfth-Night. PHIL LEATI-IERMAN A lad of mettle, a good lad. - - - King Henry IV TOM LEATHERMAN Fleet the time carelessly, as they did in the golden world. - - The Merchant of Venice MICHAEL LEE Men of few words are the best men. - - - I-IenryV RALPH LESLIE O Brave new world, That has such people in'tl - - - Two Gentlemen of Verona LARRY OLDS He was a man, take him all in all, I shall not look upon his like again. - - - Hamlet CI-IARLENE PEACE I have marked a thousand apparitions To start to her face. - - - Much Ado About Nothing SENIQRS ALICE MASHBURN She's beautiful and therefore be wooed. - - - King Henry VI LINDA MINER Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. - - - Much Ado About Nothing i LINDA PERRY As sweet and musical As bright Apollo's lute. .- - - Love's Labour's Lost JOE POOR Bid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear. - - - Pericles 22 SENIORS CHARLES PYLE I bear a charmed life. - Macbeth TERRY RECTOR I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. - - - King Henry IV 'U PATSY SEDBERRY Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. - - - Measure For Measure RICHARD SEXTON My remembrance is very free and clear from any image of of- fense done to any man. - - - Twelfth-Night PEGGY ROWE It adds a precious seeing to the eye. - - - Love'S Labour's Lost BRIDGET SEAT There was a star danced, and under that was I born. - - - Much Ado About Nothing RICHARD SMITH As upright as the cedar. - - - Love's Labour's Lost DORIS STITES The hand that hath made your fair hath made you good. - - - Measure For Measure SENICRS JIM SHARBUTT A good heart's worth gold. - King Henry IV ROBERT SHARP My heart Is true as steel. - A Midsummer-Night's Dream GERALDINE TABOR An angel! or, if not, An earthly paragon' - - - Cymbeline KENNETH THULIN The force of his own merit makes his way. - - - King Richard SENIGRS GLORIA TU RLEY Though she be but little, she is fierce. - - - A Midsummer-Night's Dre am KAREN CARNES EBY ' She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. - - - Othello GARY WILLIAMS A proper man, as one should see in a summer's day. - - - A Midsummer- Night's Dream. RONNIE WILLIAMS He was a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust. - - - Macbeth SE JIM ABERNATHY Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, I I 3 Track 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Tdd 3, 4-H Club 2,3,4, Safety Club 3,4 FTA 4, Kissing Captain 4, KAREN ABERNATHY Glee Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3 Cheerleader 3, Football Attenda 743 4 nt , Student Council Rep. 2, ROSA LEA ANDERSON Chatpile Staff 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Jr. Play 3, Library 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, G.E. Cooking Contestant JERRY BAYLISS Track l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Boxing 2,3, Class Vice Pres. 3,4, Safety Club 3,4, 4-H Club 4, GARY BROWN Band l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Speech l,2,3,4, Dramatics Club Debate Club 2 3 4 All -School Play 's,?1, Library Staff 1, Zinco Staff 2,3 , Jr. Play 3, Tennis 2,3, LARRY CAREY Tdzl Club 2,3,4, Baseball 1, 4-H Club 4, Safety Club 4, LARRY CARMACK Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1, Boys' Chorus 1, TGI Club 2,3,4, 4-H Club l,2,3,4, DOUG CARNAI-IAN Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, IOR ACHIEVEMENTS Track 2,3 ,4, Chatpile Staff 4, Safety Club 3,4, 4-H Club Pres. 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, KAREN CARNES Cheerleader 1, Glee Club 4, Pep Club 2, Chatpile Staff 4, Zinco Queen 4, 4-H Club l,2,3,4, LINDA CLANTON Football Attendant 1, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Zinco Attendant 2, PAUL COOK 4-H Club l,2, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, T8zI Club 3,4, Debate 2, Safety Club 4 CLARA DARNELL 4-I-I Club 2, Glee Club 3, Safety Club 3,4, BETTY DeLAPP . Girls' Chorus 2, Safety Club 3,4, 4-H Club 3,4, GARY GARRETT Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 4-H Club 4, Safety Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Soph. Officer 2, Boys' Chorus 1, Chat Pile Staff 4, T8zI Club 2, Track 2,3 , Zinco King 4, RAYMOND HERD 4-I-I Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Football 1, T8:I Club 2,3,4, Safety Club 3,4, BILL HASSEBERG Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3, Track 3,4, Safety Club 3,4, 26 Class Pres. 4, 4-H Club 1,z, Tdzl Club 2, Safety Club Pres. 4, LaTOTSA HAYWORTH 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Fresh. Play 1, Football Attendant 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Jr. Play 3, Safety Club 4, ELAINE HEWKIN Band 1, Football Attendant 1, Safety Club 3,4, Fresh. Play 1, 4-H Club 1, Pep Club Pres. 4, Cheerleader 4, Office Staff l,2, Class Officer 1, Speech 2,4, Mixed Chorus 2, BETTY HILE Girls' Chorus 4, 4-H Club 2, Speech 1, GARY KROKROSKIA Class Officer 2,3, T8zI Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3 ,4, Student Council Pres. Football 4, 4-H Club 1,2,3 4, Safety Club 3,4, Tdcl Vice Pres. 4, Best Tdzl Student 3, A11-school Play 3,4, Jr. Play 3, Jr. Sr. Play 4, PHIL LEATI-IERMAN Basketball 1, K. Club 1,2,3, Football l,2,3, T8zI Club 4, TOM LEA THERMAN Sports Club 3, K. Club 2,3,4, RALPH LESLIE Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Boys' State 4-H Club l,2,3,4, Safety Club 3,4, Library l,2,3,4, Zinco Staff 2,3, Junior Play 3, SENIOR ACHIE EMENTS Science Club 1, Tennis 1, ALICE MASHBURN Glee Club l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Class Officer 1,2,3, 4-H Club 4, Football Queen 4, Basketball Attendant 1, LINDA MINER Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' GAA 1, LARRY OLDS Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Boys' Chorus 1, Class Pres. 2, Student Council Rep. 3,4, Student Council 4, Safety Club 3,4, T8cI Pres. 4, TUI Sec't 3, Tdzl Club 2,3,4, Cl-IARLENE PLACE Pep Club 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Fresh. Play 1, Jr. Play 3, Speech 1, Officer l,2, Glee Club 2,3,4, LINDA PERRY Class Queen 1, Beauty Queen 1, Class Sec't 2, Basketball Candidate 2, Glee Club 2,3,4, Tdzl Sweetheart 3, Solo Quartet 2,3,4, Football Candidate 3, Jr. Play 3, Safety Club Sec't 3, All School Play Student Conductor 4, Jr. Sr. Play 4, JOE POOR Football 3,4, Track 3,4, Speech 1,2,3,4, Library 1, Dramatics Club 3,4, Safety Club 3,4, Glee Club 1, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Fresh. Play 1, All-School Play 2,3,4, Voice of Democracy 2,3, Jr. Play 3, Chat Pile Staff 4, Jr. Sr. Play 4, Safety Club Delegate 3,4, CHARLES PYLE Football 1,2,3, Tdzl Club 2,3, Custodian l,2,3,4, Safety Club 4, Track 1,2,3, State Track 3,2,, TERRY RECTOR 4-H Club 1,2,3, Tdcl Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Boys' Chorus l,2,3 Chat Pile Staff 4, Fresh. Play 1, Tennis 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Basketball 3, PEGGY ROWE Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Fresh. Play 1, Library Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Safety Club 3,4, Cheerleader 4, Office Staff 4, BRIDGET SEAT 9 Office Staff 1,2,3,4, 4-I-I Club 1, Cheerleader 2, Safety Club 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Zinco Attendant Sophomore Class Officer Class Treasurer 1,2,3, Jr. High Band 1, Fresh. Play RICHARD SEXTON T8zI Club 3,4, Shor Forman Bus Gasser 4-H Club 3,4, Custodian 4, Safety Club 3,4, ROBERT SHARP Chat Pile Staff 4, Zinco Artist 3, Jr. Play 3, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, TSLI Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Fresh. Play 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 27 3. Tennis 1,2,3, JIM SI-IARBUTT T811 Club 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Football 3, 4-H Club 3,4, Safety Club 3,4, Safety Club Delegate 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Custodian 2,3, Boys' Chorus 1, TGLI Reporter 3, RICHARD SMITH Boys' Chorus 1, Fresh. Play 1, Tdrl Club 2,3, Football 4, DORIS STITES Fresh. 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E'55r' -: ' .z r I 'H wif ',i'- ,lf ,far ,A., . :.4a:fwzl5ff2? s : 1 , V 43 John Lowery 33?i m ' i3 i259?15fQ'593E5'iSPlE K PEE wg 'tr ,,.,. .r 7 gm? V girl aff, , hifi Qiggsqwfwx 2- , :air Tia? 5: ,.,,. f . , E :Ski ' Sd VM f WX f42zfi2ii:i . 1 f .wfw 5M.HfiQ 1 H97 7 fi sfiyw 155Af2Zf'i5i95fiiT'A?l'? 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Lynette Vandiver r Frank Vanderpool N Carl Van Volkenburg N David Wilson Norma Wiseman , Dennis Wright Ronnie Yankowski Linda Young Stallsworth Ruby Stovall Nancy Sweeten Jo Jean Tabor Mina Urie 6 msg, Waiting for school bell to ring are Ginger, Mina, Cheryl and ' 7th Grade Homecoming Float Sharon Linda Young, on the school bus. John Lowery, a tall man. , -Har x,,w',r sg, H .sw , rn, ,.,, , 3 ww -eg , fi-as - mfs- rr 1 Q f., 6559, l wtfjlm J law s 'i a rf, ,wh qi . I ia wif 7th Grade Twirler, Sue Stallsvvorth lst ROW, left to right: Avalene Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Dick Barnett, Robert Miller. 2nd ROW: Jesse Briggs, Alice Smith, Sally Matthews, Jim Tyler. 3rd ROW: Tom Sedberry, Ladell Morgan, Elmer Anderson, Tom Hamrnick, Mary Craig. 4th ROW: Deloris Dollison, Gary Madison, Williard Smith, Val David Miller, Fred Morgan 5th ROW: Janet Inman, Marcena Duggan, Judy Kerr, Joe Sedberry, Darlene Abernathy. Late Comers These are the people who entered late. They were not here to get individual pictures made for the Zinco. Everyone here has been in our school before and we are delighted to have them back. Dick Barnett, Picher's own famous jockey, has decided to come back to school this year. He is now a member of the junior class. We are very glad to have Dick back to graduate with the senior class of 1960-61. , These people have come back to us from Grants, New Mexico, Middletown, Ohio, and other places. We hope they never leave us again. Welcome back. 46 ZINCO KING Gary Garrett ZINCO QUEEN Karen Carnes 3 s 3 si Q E I Ss 5 Q Q .,,? ,.., , . i I -xx 'gqqffq SENSE in W wg -Tay? gag! if ES ia lg I is LW 3 3 2 E gui? E 5 11 QS ' X , 3 Q ,15 'X . F 2 gigs 3. W JLINIORS Sheila Lowery S David Johnson SOPHOMORES Peggy Conway S Gerald Breeden ZINCO To finance the publishing of the ZINCO, the staff chose a boy and a girl from each class to do the work of selling yearbooks, last summer's supplement to the 1959 ZINCO, advertising space, names on the alumni page, and accepting contributions. This was a difficult job, but the students in each class lent a hand to their own candidates. Parents also helped with the project, and everyone working together caused the whole thing to be a great success. The contest began September 16 and ended October 16 with the result that 468 yearbooks were ordered from the American Yearbook Company at Hannibal, Mis- sourr. ATTE DANTS The high school boy and girl who brought in the most money gained the well-earned honor of being ZINCO king and queen. This year the honors went to the candidates from the senior class. The runners- up from the junior and sophomore classes acted as attendants. Junior high school gave us our yearbook prince and princess. The seventh grade class proved to be the best salesmen for the year. Attendants to the prince and princess came from the other junior high classes, the eighth and ninth grades. Their rewards, the only reward that can be given in contests of this kind, are these pictures on these pages. The staff, the faculty, and the student body add their grateful thanks to these students for a job well done. NINTH GRADE Jacqueline Smith S K. O. Horine EIGHTH GRADE Vickie Parker 8 David Carlin ALL SCHOOL ROYALTY Carolyn Jackson Back-to-School Night, the night of February 5, 1960, was the regular scheduled school day for P.T.A. It was a lot of fun, and both teachers and parents learned plenty. It was also the setting for the coronation of our all school roy- alty, sponsored by the high school P.T,A. Carolyn Jackson, a sophomore, was crowned All School Queen by Gary Krokroskia, our Student Council Presi- dent. Carolyn was injured in a motor scooter-car accident early in the school year and spent a great deal of the first semester in the hospital. We are glad that she is now back with us and we hope that her recovery will soon be complete Her attendants were Jean Marie Cooper Junior Janie Testerman Fresh man Janice Allen 7th grade Pauline Dixon Junior Beverly Carroll Freshman and Pat Endicott 8th grade They were escorted by Gerald Breeden Sophomore Jack Allen Senior Walter Emarthla, Junior, Gary Krokroskia, Senior 1 1 x ' 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 I - s s,s,s...sss..,....M..... n:+ea: ----:: ' .as :f f ' ' -' Alice .F Y f . , K V- ,ge X X 'V 1- Q W .fs-: MQ QQ, in iff ' Q55- The Ultimate--The Unforgettable A Time To Remember First place was won by the Grade School. Junior Float--3rd Place Freshman Flo at--2nd Place E i Gori11a? One of those Sen- ior clowns Sma11 Fry' Q! 7, The Beauty Behind the Brawn Foombah Pdncess Pequha Here we see Queen Ahce and Princess Pequ1ta Wlth Attendants and Escorts SEATED Emma Lou McLa1n, 8th, Susle Crawford 7th Pequzta Henry, 9th A11ce Mashburn, 12th, Sandra Foster, 11th, Wanda Lowery, 10th Deborah Frogue, 9th Not 1D p1cture Karen Abernathy, 12th Escorts standmg, L to R Paul Cook, B111 Hasseberg, Gary Garrett, Gary Krokroskxa, Larry Carmack Jlm Abernathy, K1ss1ng Captam, and Larry Madden Alice Mashburn senior was crowned football queen at half-time at our Home- coming game with Commerce. Football Queen and Princess honors were earned in a football ticketselling campaign. Pequita Henry, Freshman, captured Princess title in Junior High. nh CANDIDATES FOR T 8 I SWEETHEART Karen Williams 8 Gloria Barnett These two girls will compete late in the spring in the contest for T 8zI Sweetheart. Anyone viewing the pic- ture will realize that either will be a splendid choice. Karen Williams is the representative of the boys in the auto shop. Gloria, the candidate for the wood shop. The boys from each department will assist their candidate to make the money needed for the yearly club projects. Mr. Osborne and Mr. Mullins are the sponsors for the group. MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS Sandra Foster Sandra Foster, a very lovely and talented young lady, was chosen to be Miss Merry Christmas by a vote of the student body. She competed in the annual district contest at Joplin and reigned over the annual Christmas festivities in Picher. Some of her other activities this year are: secretary-treasurer for the junior class, 4-H Club vice president, football attendant, and a member of the office staff. Left to right: Mr. Osborne, R. Green, D. Morerod, R. Williams, L. Anderson, M. Lee, P. Cook, B. Abernathy, L. Cairmack, G. Krokroskia, L. Stone. SECOND ROW: B. Ray, J. Hames, T. Rector, J. Vanderpool, L. Olds, T. Murray, J. Tyler, J. Lee. THIRD ROW: D. Kline, D. Garner, J. Nowlin, B. Parkinson, B. Kerley, J. Smith, R. Barr, Mr. Mullins. FOURTH ROW: G. Breeden, C. Rhoades, P. Leatherman, B. Seats, L. Linthicum, R. Allen, R Sexton, R. Gough. FIFTH ROW: R. Smith, J. Sooter, lfA D T Sc I CARPENTRY In our carpentry classes, we have undertaken many projects, which often have been difficult as far as beginning students are concerned, but under expert instruction these projects have become in every way a success. The main interest in our carpentry classes is housing. These projects which we undertake are financed by the people whom we build the houses for. These people supply the material, and we supply the manual labor. The first project of the year was adding a room to the home of Dwight Osborn. The next, and the project which we are working on at the present time is the building of a home for Mr. Dewey Berry. Not only do we learn to become qualified carpen- ters, but we will have learned a vocation which will enable us to take our places in the world as useful members of society, Ronnie Williams P. Perry, C. Barnes, D. Lee, and G. Crockett. ICLUB AUTO MECHANICS What Makes Chevy Run? Every day in our auto shop, boys are answering questions like What does the generator cut out do? and How is a storage battery made? A great many of our boys are completely curious about things that are mechanical. And when a boy gets curious, anything can happen. From all this interest has come the mechanical progress that has done much to help America become great, because every time a question is answered, another pops up that needs answering too. 59 I After a fine season-ticket selling campaign, Bridget Seat, a senior, was crowned Basketball Queen at a ho basketball game with Commerce on January 6. Her attendants were Ginger Miller, a Sophomore, who was fi runner-up and Linda Clanton, senior, second runner-up. At the Coronation basketball players Doug Carnahan, Richard Green, and Ray Moore served as escorts for the girls, and little Cinda Spoon, junior cheerleader, was crown bearer. 60 ITIS ISI 1 Left to right: lst ROW: Attendant Billie King, Princess June Skelton, Queen Sandra Stallsworth, Attendant Jane Testerman. 2nd ROW: Attendant Richard Heatherly, Prince Jack Allen, King Richard Masters, and Attendant Bob Scott. Band Royalty A fine time was had by all the afternoon of December 6, at a band concert in our high school auditorium. The highlight of the concert was the crowning of the band king and queen, Richard Masters and Sandra Stallsworth, both of whom are sophomores. Jack Allen, senior and June Skelton, sophomore, were crowned prince and princess. Attendants were Jane Testerman, Bob Scott, Billie King, all freshmen, and Richard I-Ieatherly, an eighth grader. The small crown bearers for the occasion were Jana Lyn LaFalier, Gregg Martin, Linda I-iamil, and Dennis Patterson, who are not pic- tured. The coronation climaxed a money-raising campaign which netted the band 2 p2Ol.58. ' 61 1 , Band Officers J. Testerman, Reporterg D. Harrell, Secretary 8: Treasurerg G. Miller, Reporterg P. Osborn, Li- brariang V. Montogomery, Presidentg G. Brown, Vice Presidentg J. Lawerence, Band Manager. Majorette Patti Osborn BAD FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Montgomery, T. Testerman, J. Smith, G. Turley, J. Horine, D. Harrell, J. Testerman. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson, B. Carroll, D. Frogue, V. Parker, C. Van Volkenburg, L. Eli, G. Arnold, C. Matthews, T. Moore, D. Hawkins, G. Brown, S. Stallsworth, B. King, J. Skelton, M. Price. THIRD ROW: P. Henry, D. Carlin, J. Evans, J. Lawrence, J. G Green, C. Romine, S Hopkins, S. Freeman, E. Williams, R. Heatherly, B. Scott, R. Master, G. Miller, E. McLain, J. Scott, D. Carlin, H. Brown, P. Osborn. FOURTH ROW: R. Williams, M. McCullough, P. Endicott, E. Johnston, M. Montgomery, Mr. Al Hamil, director. One of the first marching engagements this year for the P.H.S. Band was the Lions Club Parade in Baxter. The next engagement was a big one the marching contest at Pryor. The band earned a first place trophy earlier in the afternoon by marching in the parade. In the field contest that night, the band received an excellent rating. Also the band received a superior in inspection. At this writing, the band is looking forward to partici- pating in four Christmas parades. These will be at Baxter, Galena, Joplin, and, of course, our own here in Picher., With marching season over, concert season begins. On Sunday, December 6, the band will present a Pop Con- cert. December 11, the band will go to Stillwater, where Pat Osborn and Margret Price will participate in the all state band activities. Our first concert music festival will be at Miami. The second will be at Tahlequah or Tulsa depending on which is the most convenient. If the band is good enough, they will advance to State Contest which will be held in Norman this year. The band hopes to go to the Tri-State Music Festival in Enid in the spring. Virginia Montgomery 63 Mr. Hamil Band Director TROMBONES Front to Back: Troy Redden, Tom Hammick, Bob Scott, Richard Masters. SAXOPHONES Left to right: Ginger Miller, Sandra Stallsworth, Billie King, BACK: Hayden Brown, Patty Osborn, Jean Scott, and Dennis Carlin. P.H. . BARITONES AND TUBAS FRONT ROW: Edwin Williams, Clark Matthews, BACK ROW: Richard Heatherly and Sam Free- man. FRENCH HORNS FIRST ROW: Linda Sooter, Helen Allen, BACK ROW: Trena Moore, Deloris Hawkins, and Gary . Brown. Compliments of: DENTON'S GROCERY, Picher, Oklahoma GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE. 29 So. Main, Miami, Oklahoma , WOODWIND FIRST ROW: Debra Frogue, bassoon, bass clarinet, Matgaret Price, and June Skelton, BACK ROW: Jane Horine, Deanna Harrell, Mary Montgomery, and Janie Testerman, flutes, and Emma Lou McClain, oboe. CLARINETS Clockwise: Shery Garrett, Freda Eli, Susie Stallsworth, Judy Anderson, Beverly Carroll Virginia Montgomery, Tony Testerman, Jacqueline Smith, Vickie Parker, Judith Evans, Pequita Henry and David Carlin. I BAD PERCUSSION Left to right: Pat Endicott, Ellen Johnston, Marvin McCullough. Gary Chazell and Rollie Williams. TRUMPETS Clockwise: Jack Allen, Charles Romine, Dennis Wright, Larry Eli, Danny Hopkins, Carl Van Volkenburg, George Hart, Gary Arnold, James Lawerence, and Jack Green Compliments of: W. T. GRANT COMPANY, 32 N. Main, Miami, Oklahoma BILL THOMAS GARAGE, Commerce, Oklahoma Senior High Girls' Chorus BACK ROW: Director, Mr. Hamil, S. Matthews, L. Clanton, T. Hayworth, N. Grayson, D. Shafer, D. Frogue, T. Moore, 3rd ROW: E. Swinehart, H. Brown, P. Crawford, A Mashburn, G. Tabor, L. Stansell, B. Burk, S. Water, 2nd ROW: D Simmons K. Karnes, V. Montgomery,.C. Green,, B. Hile, D. Stites, C. Darnell, L. Perry. FRONT ROW: P. Henry, M. Price, M. Montgo- mery, D. Harrell, J Testerman, B. Carroll. Junior High Mixed Chorus lst ROW: R. Heatherly, F. VonMoss, B. Shinn, D. Carlin, T. Musgrave, D. Carlin, D. McGowen, R. Putman, H. Allen, L. Sooter, J. Cole, S. Garrett, C. Hopkins. 2nd ROW: M. Cooper, F. Williams, S. Ray, C. Hopper, D. Collins, C. VanVolkenburg, R. Sigle, A. Osborn, S. Turly, A. Ander- son, L. Shinn, M. Nichols, M. Ramsey, R. Stovall, L. Vandiver, C. Mathews, pianist. 3rd ROW: R. Redden, R. Horton, S. Craw- ford, J. Thompson, T. Redden, J. Schmitt, J. Parnell, J. Lowery, L. Elin, G. Hart, S. I-Iile, S. Hassell, M. Mahurin, L. Young, D. Green, S. Crawford, N. Wiseman. 4th ROW: M Bass, T. Sharbutt, C. Howard, J. Karnes, D. Sharp, D. Wilson, R. Yankowskia, K. Mashburn, V. Ashworth, S. Hopkins, A. Hall, A. Reeves, J. Holderfield, G. Hutchens, L. Morerod, J. Allen, S. Boyd, Mr. Hamil, Di- rector. Band Boosters Club Active in the raising of money needed for uniforms last year and new hats this year. Money was obtained by a Community-wide sponsored carnival held at the high school. This event is planned to be held each year at Halloween time. The Club also helps the Band Students in their yearly magazine subscription drive. The club meets regularly on the third Monday of each month. An event planned for January is a pancake supper and Bingo Party. The Club assists Mr. Hamil in securing transportation for the many trips which the band makes to parades, contests, etc. Officers are: Mrs. Garel Arnold, President: Bob Montgomery, Treasurer: A Mrs. Earl Henry, Vice President: and Mrs. Leon Testerman, Secretary-Reporter. Behind the Scenes Vlfglnla She makes us all stand ll up Phil Genre, and Tony, They love that washlng Machine Judy A Particu ar Treasure' Th1s group works constantly to see that show goes on smoothly and efficiently. They serve well at their appointed tasks. Roger and Clifford, Guarders of 01d Glory Pauline, Sandra, and Carol, Beauty plus Ef- ficiency Sheila, Getting things done . Richard and Doug Faithfu1 Librarians Robert QPossj, Girls, here are the real gassers! Buddy and Larry, They dig that dirt ' Sure -Handed Pat, Music machine Jockey Monitor Boys' State The American Legion and the Lions Club sponsored Oklahoma Boys' State convened on the North Campus of the University of Oklahoma at Norman from June 6-13.i There were some 574 boys from 229 communities and '75 counties. Boys' State is an intensive week's study of Oklahoma Government at the city, county,and state' levels and is inplemented by an educational program divided in three segments. The first phase includes an eight-hour survey course in Oklahoma Government. The course includes a graded examination over the material covered. In additionyto classroom lectures, there are appearances by outstanding Oklahomans representing every department and level of government. The third phase concentrates on learning by doing as nearly to reality as possible. Ralph I-2S1ie We organize our two political parties, the Boomers and the Sooners at the local and state level. We held elections at the City level at a town meeting. We nominated candidates for county and state offices at nomination conventions and elect these nominees at a general election. Once elected we use as many of these officials as possible in actual practice of government. This is the general plan of organization of Oklahoma Boys' State. This summary does not include the social and recreational highlight of Boys' State but rather deals exclusively with Boys' State 's only reason for existence, its educational program. Ralph Leslie In Service Education for Teachers Our teachers are learning too. Courses in Guidance are being offered to all the teachers in the Picher school the first semester by Oklahoma State University through the services of Professor Eli Foster. For several hours each week they work together planning guidance services for the students of our schools to help bring about the fulfillment of the individualg which is the highest goal of our democratic society. The mixing of learning and teaching in the same person is especially important. Indeed it is probably at just the moment of mixing that the touch of magic enters into the hard work of education. John S. Dickey, President Dartmouth College Mt. Eli Foster 68 Student Council A strong foundation is the key to a good house. The Student Council election which was held in October 1959 opened our year's activity. Gary Krokroskia who had served for two years on the Student Council was elected President, Larry Olds--Vice-President, and Carol Craig, Secretary and Treasurer, were elected by the Council as their officers for the year 1959-1960. Two of our projects were the ratification of the new Safety rules for our school and the Teenager March on Polio. Annually each member goes from house to house in Picher soliciting for the Ottawa County Polio Fund. Mr. Larry Puryear is our sponsor again this year. We wish to thank him for his time and effort in assisting us this year. GARY KROKROSKIA Student Body President Bfefrto Q GARY KROKROSKIA If UH 1.18121- Seglvojlgjbefe if Row GSIQLQ T1-4 abby : Lal. Ere as- 4 nf Bo HOPJU ff' M eden. U2 Rgdy Pr qs' anadden 114 es1dentdJah-v Jerry . : Lat S Test Kam Ear 13' Q1 Selyn es, J if an abd 990 I if- - 3 J asm? life pres' Rgrgfhe Seo 5,1319 dent, ' tt. ndfrloni and Cf seat2n 0 S -Ike CO faj Oper d R U, 11,1901 C' Cao? 8 QQ LOWERY, THULIN ARE CHOSEN T0 HEAD CHAT PILE STAFF SPEECH DEPARTMENT GOING STRONG So far, so good, says Howard Hudson, speech director. Mr. Hudson's comment is about the two tourna- ments attended by the speech department so far this year. First, the group took part in t Enid, Oklahoma, November 20, S tourney, five students qualified ft first place in their events. Davic Craig won first in Debate, Joe Po skia, first in Duet Acting, David Extemptg and Phyliss Moore first ture. Several other students won various other events. The group Sweepstakes trophy from this tour Oklahoma City University wa second tournament attended by tl nament took place December 10 tournament the group won seconc Sweepstakes and qualified three 1 Those qualifying, by winning events were: Sheila Lowery, firsw David Johnson, first in Men 's Ext' erman, first in Discussion. HARRELL GETS A Ray Harrell, Superintendent c an award of merit for his outstans membership drive of the county TEST GIVEN TO DET TOP OFFICE This year finds a junior as ec Pile for the first time. Miss She' for this office after a test given I Hudson. The person making the test becomes the editor, the nex' editor, and so forth. Kenneth Thulin, senior, was Jean Cooper was named feature I a junior. Terry Rector took over job, with Doug Carnahan as his z bers of the class include Doris St Leatherman, Karen Abernathy, R Toddy Hayworth, Karen Carnes, Sharp, Mike Lee, Steve Rickman Richard Sexton, and George Darr SENIOR PICTURES FOR Senior pictures arrived just ir That is, if everyone has paid for them. Those students who haven't paid for them won't receive them until they have paid fbr them in 11111. The purpose of this is to keep the school from having to buy them. Some students don't want them even after they arrive. If you had your pictures paid in full by November 10, you would have received them December 4, and for by November 20, you would r than December 20. .T PILE REVEALS ALL SCHOOL PLAY CAST peech Instructor, has announced :hool play, Gidget. lows: ..CarolCraig . . . . Dorothy Sigle . . . . Beverly Carrol . . .... Janie Testerman . . . . Phyliss Moore . . . . Karen Williams , . .... Joe Poor . . . . .Gary Krokroskia . . .... Phil Graham . . . .Gerald Breeden . . . . Gary Brown . . .... Jerry Bayliss .. . . . .. . . .DougCarnahan Edwardwright presented the first Thursday in Busy Season 7or the Band ays Mr. Hamil ol Band participated in the ToP1in at. 7:00, Tuesday night ,nd achieved a prize of 310 for mf the thirty bands marching that second showing at the Miami day night, December 5. And ena Parade Monday night, Decem ld a concert in the Picher High 3:00, Sunday afternoon. students, Patty Osborn and selected to play in the All State- ater Friday, December 11. Speech Club 0 5 1 Left She' 811 Rogja LOW fr 13, C1'e ' To ew: H Wi En: Giriy H W1 I Jia 05-kia 1 Gail 6 1135-tn! 1723, Ca 2 Edward 351511 SJ 3201-5 Dalai C1-3 jg. rlgh area F Joh 2nd t' P1111 Qoster nsofi' a ' J fa11.,g,s1dBz,.,12dPf.' . oe P , Doll gc0tY1.1,g-S M 001-2 gB'.Va t' 4511 core nr Had 3rd to rj Gary Brat'-lick Some may work from dawn 'til setting sun but a speech student's work is never done! These thoughts are on the minds of all twenty speech students as they hurry from room to room preparing for contest. Contest work for our speech class began early when we went to Phillips University at Enid. We met the most outstanding schools in our class there and after the smoke of battle cleared, our speech department could be seen making a 'strategic retreat' back to Picher with both the Sweepstakes and Debate trophies. The All-School Play, 'Gidget', was presented this year. It proved to be one of the most outstanding successes ever witnessed by our high school. As we' approach the half-way point in this year, we can find more people qualified for state than at any time in our history. We have several defending state champions back again this year and some state champs to be. Most of these people have qualified for state again this year. We have made a real good showing at the speech contests thus far and we hope to do even better in the future. Most of the STUDENTS have shown more interest than ever before in speech and contest work. They appear to be sincerely interested not only in. winning but in the things they are getting out of speech. We owe rnost of what we have accomplished to our instructor, Mr. Howard Hudson, who has guided us from a beginning department to prominence in our speech league--come to think of it, those long hours spent certainly were not wasted! David Johnson 71 Shelia Lowery Antigone People Vs. Maxine Lowe ,gy zjjg,,a.f , figs. '2.'s,j.5.'.' ,. ww ' 'Url il Y fx Y lag fl fw 4 ll si .,f.QigrE:s N EPS. ri, .ails K , rg! sffgggmi Sis . A - 2.211-e'f ,'Ql l :f?Wl,.,5-,gfrfi -:Pg lllsl i iilg ia i,r5?'f5f3,lil gn Wffl lfQ.'f..f l'l rr .il f Hp., pm Wm 4 gn fig X xgH,sj.g,,gfx!,- r I-Ili ll. . , , ,.,, ,. is P P j ' Jll' 'ian?!lrlfl'li u QE , all? ', 4 ' X ' Doug Camahan Gidget People Vs. SPEECH PLAYS Three plays have been presented by members of the student body this year, under the direction of Howard Hudson, speech director. Gidget. the All-School Play, was given first. It was a three-act comedy starring Carol Craig, Joe Poor, Gary Krokroskia, Gary Brown, and a host of others. All the scenes took place at the beach where Gidget fCaro1CraigJ found her true love, Moondoggie Uoe Poorj. The All- School Play was held in the high school auditorium, November 30. Members of the speech department did a play called Antigone, This is a Greek tragedy which stars Sheila Lowery, Phyliss Moore, and Joe Poor. among others. The story is about two brothers who share a kingdom until the elder brother decides to take over. There is a war and both brothers are killed. The uncle, Creon Uoe Poorj, takes over the kingdom. I-le had previously been on the side of the elder brothers, and now that 'they were both dead, he refused to bury the younger brother. The climax of the play comes when Antigone CPhyliss Moorej attempts to buy her brother, she is caught, and is brought before the King who is to order her death. A Greek spirit CShelia Loweryj helps the plot along by explaining just what happens as the play progresses. This play was taken to OCU in Oklahoma City for a speech tournament. Winning a superior there, it qualified for the state speech contest which was held in April. s ,S . ,,.,,,,..,.,,., Joe Poor Gidget Antigone People Vs. Maxine Lowe Home of the Brave I' :.iiE?:, --:f.. -,.:.'.:1 ,:1: fE:: ' 1 ' 4 --EEE::2::::,5:f:,.E '51..3: :Ei . s f fir-hrs-risgi 1- 1:sfi.ffe-.:f1',,sriie Maxine Lowe gig lllfllgiiliggllfiilffillflllll E Jean Cooper People Vs. Maxine Lowe 5 if 55553 lffTi,QQ,fll2l55l ll ll lll : : 'li m fll i M S fills n fl? ' S l if, rflf5ff2?2f2E2iiif3 siliilllliif.. ..... Q f , at w ill 1 if ' . 2 2 lil ,Q f.- lf fills? H2251 fl -' ,hp ll' sv - ., 'll l Gerald Breeden gms. TM. fr f - Gidget Beverly Carroll Karen Foster Gidget Antigone Compliments of: MULLIN'S 8: SON'S 66 Service 66 Batteries Commerce, Oklahoma Phil Graham Gidget Home of the Brave 72 David Johnson Home of the Brave l,,,.,g. ' People Vs. Maxine Izowe ' .. - .v. ,Q .. alfmw :' - 'sr' ' V - 7 A T Gary Krokroskia Gidget Antigone People VS. Maxine Lowe Home of the Brave Karlene I-Ieatherly People Vs. Maxine Lowe Dorothy Sigle Gldget Lmda Perry Jerry Williams People Vs. Maxine Lowe 73 G'd SPEECH PLAY The juniors and seniors combined efforts this year on their class plays and presented The People Vs. Maxine Lowe. This is a story about Maxine Lowe fPhyliss Moorej who is being tried for the murder of her husband. Her at- torney Uoe Poorj is young and inexperienced, yet presents a good case. The State's Attorney fGary Brownj, along with his young assistant, fresh from law school lCarol Craigj, stack up piles of evidence against Mrs. Lowe. When every- thing is looking pretty black for her, a surprise witness fLinda Perryj brings the whole thing to a climax by declaring that the young assistant to the State's Attorney is in reality Mrs. Lowe's daughter. The daughter switches sides and along with Mrs. Lowe's attorney, they prove that the real murderer is Vincent Barkley fGary Krokroskiaj. People Vs. Maxine Lowe Home of the Brave Terry Rector Compliments of SANDERS BROS LUMBER CO 1 get PICTURES UNAVAILABLE Edward Wright Gidget l Home of the Brave Gary Brown Jack Allen Gidget Home of the Brave Antigone People Vs Maxine Lowe Doug Bryan People Vs Maxine Lowe People VS. Maxine Lowe Janie Testerman Grdget lst ROW, left to right: Peggy Conway, Bridget Seat, Linda Perry, Sharon Carey. 2nd ROW: Gary Brown, Jack h S' 1 J d Anderson Phyllis Moore Green, Richard Masters, Carol Craig, Jean Cooper, Shelia Lowery, Dorot y rg e, u y , , Jacqueline Smith, Ronnie Williams, David Johnson, Ralph Leslie. 3rd ROW: Bob Scott, Kenneth Thulin, Doug B n Robert Shar Tony Testerman, Terry Rector, Harold Canady, Robert Anderson, Danny Hopkins. Pictures rya p unavailable: Karen,Williams, Edward Wright, Deborah Frogue, Jane Testerman. HONOR STUDENTS OF PICHER HIGH SCHOOL This group represents the ten percent of the student body to make the highest average marks during the first nine weeks term. At the end of the semester averag homa State Honor Society which is open to any accredited high school in the state. The purpose of the society is to promote higher standards of scholarship among the students in the high schools of Oklahoma. Membership is based upon work done during the first semes er o y the preceding year. The standing of students enrolled in the first year of high school is based on the work done dur- ing the first semester of the current year. es will be taken again to find those persons eligible for the Okla- t f the current ear and the second semester of A certificate of membership for each person approved by the Division of Instruction of the State Department of Education is sent to local high school authorities. These certificates are distributed in time for closing exercise of the school in the spring. . . . . . d t t The local school officials have authority to make additional rules pertaining school attendance, epar men , and school activities. ZINCO STAFF MEMBER, J. G. able to the older members. Perhaps, someday she will be meeting ea lines and arranging 3-R forms. 74- Lynette Vandiver CTootieJ is a Zinco member, LG. Her picture was not included with the Zinco staff. However, her work has been invalu- ' ' d d Zinco Staff Carolyn Green, Sports Manager Steve Rickman, Artist Dorothy Sigle, Class Manager Billie M. Douthitt, Advisor Pat Crawford, Business Manager Opal Canady, Assistant Editor Judy Van Volkenburg, Editor 75 Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America is a forward looking organization that is a vital force in interesting young people in teaching. Here promising students are encouraged to become teachers of tomorrow. The mem- bers of this group have had the challenge of doing some real teaching under the guidance of some of the elementary and junior high school teachers. ROW 1, C. Craig, S. Sharbutt, S. Delcour, D. Sigle, J. Van Vol- kenburg. ROW 2: S. Lowery, S. Carey, ROW 3, P. Moore, J. Cooper, O. Canady, C. Green, ROW 4: B. Tabor, G. Fox, D. Johnson, T. Testerman, C. Pyle, ROW 5: D. Bryan, J. Abernathy, L. Madden, J. Sharbutt, Mrs. Ruth Hanna, Sponsor. The Life of an Office Girl This year in the office we have fourteen girls doing various jobs. These may be: -answering the telephone with a pleasant tone of voice, running er- rands for Mr. Neighbors our principal, typing the bulletin and providing each teacher with a bulletin each day, gathering up the absentee slips each hour from every class, recording the absentees in their proper places, selling lunch tickets, and providing the teachers with a supply of absentee slips. Also, we write excuses for those students who have been absent or tardy or various other reasons, with Mr. Neighbor's signature on them. When all these jobs are carried out throughout each hour of the day, and Mr. Neighbors' smiles, Wel1 done, we feel sure that we have spent an enjoyable and profitable hour of our time. Sandra Foster Office Staff BACK ROW L. to R. Mrs. Harrell, Mr.'Neighbors, principal, Mr. Mc- Mullins, G. Tabor, A Mashburn, S. Foster, S. Carey, S. Lowery, S. Sharbutt, C. Craig, S. Delcour, J. Van Volkenburg, C. Peace, P. Rowe, B. Seat, SEATED L. to R. J. Leatherman, 'P. Dixon, R. Green. P H S LIBRARIANS: D. Simmons, C. Darnell, E. Swinehart, D. Patterson, L. Cooper, J. Scott, P. Conway, Mrs Deal, Librarian, T Richardson, R. Heatherly, D. Bryan, E. Wright, D. Johnson, R. Smith, D. Kline, B Tabor Norma Wiseman does not appear in the picture. Picher High School Librar Through the years the library of our school has gone through several changes. Be- ginning with two small rooms, it has developed into a large single unit containing over four thousand books. An additional reading room helps to provide reference materials such as: dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, reader's guides, etc. Because one ofthe main objectives is to encourage the students to read more, the li- brary covers various fields of study by providing books and materials for curriculum needs, specialand individual interests, and for solving personal problems. These are for all grade levels and the different reading abilities. On an average, two hundred books are checked out to students every day. Our library, a center for information, fact finding, and investigation, has well balanced volumes of fiction and non-fiction books. The non-fiction, with over three hundred books concerning science, is classified by the Dewey Decimal System. The fiction books are arranged alphabetically by authors. The library continues to meet the demands of the student body ay acquiring new books each year. Lucile Fargo has said, The Library is a warmly beating heart of the school from which flows to pupils and teachers the red blood of inspiration and discovery. Doug Bryan 77 Senior High 4-H B. Seat, Mrs. McLain, J. Cooper, O. Canady, K. Heatherly, G. Barnett, S. Shar- butt, J. Peace, K. Foster, S. Foster, P. Crawford, D'.'Sigle, 'P. Osborn, B. Turner, G. Collins, S. Ross, C. Peace, K. Thulin, R. Sharp, M. Long, P. Rowe, L. Linthicum, R. Leslie, C. Green, K. Williams, R. Ander son, S. Rickman, F. Cook, C. Rhoades, W. Emarthla, J. Hames. 4-H Clubs The 4-H Club work includes work and fun, too. The right attitudes and spirit make work a pleasure rather than a task. These members are building a pattern of work and play that of Head, Heart, Hand, and Health. The officers of the senior high Gloria Barnett, reporter, Doug Carnaham, president, Sandra Foster, vice president, Judy Peace, secretary and treasurer, and Alice Mashburn, song leader. Those serving the junior high 4-H club are Bob Scott, president, Jack Green, vice president, Sally Matthews, secretary and treasurer, Deborah Frogue, Margaret Price, song leader. Mrs. Willo McLain is sponsor for both groups. Junior High 4-H P. Endicott, M. Price, H. Brown, D. Simmions, S . Matthews, S. Garrett, D. Frogue, D. Hawkins, E. McLain, P. Henry, S. Boyd, B. Carroll, D. Shafer, C. Darnell, N. Grayson, S. Crawford, L. Shinn, L. Sooter, S. Hile, L. Van- diver, G. Hutchins, M. Nichols, J. Holderfield, J. Smith, J. Scott, D. Harrell, J. Allen,,L. Morerod, N. Wise- man, D. Hasseberg, C. Darnell, R. Boyd, R, Heatherly, J. Anderson, A. Anderson, J. Testerman, J. Horine, T. Moore, Mrs. McLain, P. Herd, E. Yankowski, R. Horton, F. Williams, B. Hayworth, B. Eli, M. Cooper, L. Wil- liams, B. Hames, B. Fenton, M. McCul- lough, B. Scott, J. Green, H. Canady, C. Herd, D. Dixion, W. Wilson. M..i........, ,.---. , .,,. M .,.......M..-- W.Wa,,f.. ......a...s.-.................a......,.-..--,..m Youth for Safety BACK ROW Left to Right: J. Peace, O. Canady, P. Crawford, B. Kerley, R. Green, B. Burk, K. Foster, L. Perry, J. Crockett, C. Rhodes, B. Bryan, S. Rickman, E. Swinehart, E. Wright, T. Testerman, D. Karnes, J. Sharbutt, Sponsor Mr. Puryear, Sponsor Mr. Douthitt. 2nd ROW: D. Sigle, S. Foster, L. Hayworth, T. Hayworth, P. Rowe, K. I-Ieatherly, P. Dixon, S. Lowery, S. Sharbutt, J. Cooper, S. Eli, G. Barnett, G. Kline, M. Long, C. Darnell, J. VanVolkenburg. 3rd ROW: J. Graham, R. Anderson, J. Bayliss, L. Linthicum, R. Hart, R. Timms, B. Ray, R. Leslie, G. Brown, C. Hile, M. Williams, B. Hasseberg. 4th ROW, D. Garner, R. Green, L. Madden, G. Fox, D. Carnaham, C. Pyle, P. Cook, J. Poor, K. Thulin, W. Emarthla, J. Cover. For the past several years, the teachers of P..l-I.S. have been trying to set up a program of safety in an effort to prevent harm from coming to any of our students while they are on our campus. Last year, through the endless ef- forts of Mr. Douthitt, who is our sponsor, we were able to set up just such a club. It is called Youth For Safety and is affiliated with the state and national organizations. Through this organization our students were given the responsibility of setting up rules and regulations that drivers would be required to follow while operating their vehicles on school property. It provides that the student members take up our problems of safety and set the penalities for those caught breaking our school rules. Each student driver is required to register his car in the office. The registration blank includes the car license number, the student driver's license number, the make of car, the type of insurance, the student4driver's name and address and the name and address of the owner of the car if it is other than the student. Windshield stickers are given after a check by the T Sc I auto mechanics class for the following: muffler and tailpipe, tie-rods, brakes, lights, wind-shield wipers, and tires. Four members went to a state Youth for Safety meeting in Oklahoma City, October 1. They were Judy V811 Volkenburg, Opal Canady, Jim Sharbutt, and Joe Poor. Joe Poor 79 MI Osborne 1 Bus Drivers This group could be described as faithful, skillful, and perhaps long-suffering as well. Their patience is proved by diligent service each day bringing students to school and taking them safe home again. They are also called upon to take students from various departments on trips of all kinds. It is a lot of fun, and we appreciate their service. .K rr MI. Mclvlullin and MI e The Plant Improvement Club The plant Improvement Club has been in existence for the last three years. It has eleven very efficient members. These boys help Mr. Cal Cal Davis Head Custodian Mrs. Morris Davis, our head janitor, to keep our school clean and everything running smoothly. They clean both the high school and grade school buildings. We all greatly appreciate their fine work. BACK ROW: J. Sharbutt, L. Carmack, L. Olds, R. Williams, C. Allen, R. Masters. FRONT ROW: J. Bayliss, B. Kerley, A. Jones, R. Gough, T. Richardson. CAFETERIA The close of 1959 marked the end of the first full year that the elementary and high school cafeteria have operated as a single unit, and has proved, without doubt that merging the two was a wise and profitable move on the part of the Board of Education and Superintendent Harrell. During the year our cooks prepared over 69,256 balanced meals, of which 19,661 were served at no cost to the students. If all cartons of milk sold during the year were lined up in one line it would reach for 2 '7f1O miles. The success of the Venture is due in large part to the patience and understanding of the high school stu- dents as they come and go from the grade' school M29 de Wolsey, NUS- 162 building. They are to be commended on the fine 'i Mrs- Mau WY, manner in which they have conducted themselves. Gertrude NYkls7l:g.,Mi19fed Ca Cutie, and Harold Jones, Elementary Principal Auolo VISUAL These boys are trained to run the movie projectors. When there are films to be shown in assemblies, or for various classes in the elementary school or the high school, these boys are called upon to be of service. They also work occasionally in civic clubs or in the churches. They operate the public address system for assemblies and football games. Mr. H. C. McMullin is in charge of the audio-visual room and is very helpful in teaching these boys to run the machines. Danny Hopkins is not pictured in this photo. HIGH SCHOCL P. T. A. J. Bayliss, K. Fisher, and R. Anderson. Verna W'11' Garrett, S906 Alene I . esd Betty F H3111 Tre Members of the PTA are always working together to Q El .. . stef, Pres. S ' Rlta strengthen the bond between the teacher and the home. They realize that people who work and talk together may come to a better understanding of the problems of a child's development. Our two local PTA's Club help our school in many ways. When a worthwhile achievement is made in any department, our parent's clubs stand behind that gain by giving their help and encouragement. Our school system is defended and aided by these patrons who are interested in what is sound and good. 81 Cheerleaders: P. Rowe, E. Hewkins, C. Craig, K Williams, K. Heatherly, K. Foster, Mascot C. Spoon ROW 1: L. Breeden, F. Fisher, L. Shinn, S. Garrett, S. Boyd, J. Allen, L. Morerod, M. Nichols. ROW 2: M. Urie, V. DeLapp, J. Nowlin, L. Murray, S. Crawford, W. Lowery, G. Collins, B. Seat, F. Eli ROW 3: H. Allen, N. Wiseman, G. Hutchins, S. Matthews, J. Cooper, G. Barnett, M. Stallsworth .ROW 4: P. Henry, D. Simmons, T. Foster, J. Anderson, L. Stansel, L. Foster, D. Hawkins, S. Ross, O Canady, S. Foster, L. Sooter, D. Frogue, M. Price. ROW 5: P. Henry, P. Endicott, E. McLain, T Hay worth, L. Hayworth, C. Peace, J. Peace, P. Crawford, D. Green, S. Hile, A. Anderson. First of all, we started this year off with a new sponsor, Mrs. Cleo Harrell. She has been awonderful leader, and has done everything she can to make this the best year yet. The cheerleaders met in the middle of the summer to start organizing things, and to practice the yells for this sea- son. The uniforms we wear are standard now, for they are in the Pep Club con- stitution. We wear red velveteen dresses lined with white taffeta, and white shoes. These girls were selected at the end of last year, two girls from the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes. Any girl feels it an honor to be chosen to serve as a cheerleader, and we try our best to boost the spirits of our wonder- ful team, and the entire student body. Some of the things the Pep Club has participated in this year are the bon fires, snake dances, and pep rallies be- fore each game. Elaine Hewkin Pep Club cheerleader.. Athletics In the Sports Showcase All Conference Players J. Abernathy End Asst. Bob Tackle Coach Doug Carnahan Larry Carmack Bo Spoon Back G'l.12Id Gorilla Record I 959 Sept. 11 Picher 8 ..... Vinita 6 there Sept. 17 Picher 44 ..... Wyandotte 14 here Sept. 24 Picher 12 ..... Baxter 0 here Oct. 1 Picher 52 ,,,,, Afton 0 here Oct. 8 Picher 48 ,,,,, Commerce 8 here Oct. 16 Picher 0 ,,,,, Grove 26 there Oct. 21 PiChC1' 30 ..... Fairland 6 here Oct. 30 Picher 32 ,,,,, Jay 0 there Nov. 6 Picher 22 ,,,,, Chelsa 14 there Nov. 13 Picher 36 , , ', , , Quapaw 61 there 84 1-H Ronnie Williams Co ach ROW 1: G. Smith, R. Smith, C. Hile, J. Graham, B. Ray, C. Allen, J. Poor, R. Gough, E. Wright. ROW 2: D. Morerod, R. Green, G. Krokroskia, J. Abernathy, P. Cook, R. Moore, L. Madden, R.'Williams, D. Carnahan, L. Carmack. ROW 3: Assistant Coach, Bob Thompson, B. Abernathy, D. Garner, G. Breeden, B. Hasseberg, J. Crockett, L. Anderson, W. Emarthla, Coach, Bo Spoon. ROW 4: G. Garrett, L. Olds, Bill Seat, G. Fox, J. Crockett R. Hart, B. Kerley, M. Williams, J. Bayliss. Senior High Football FOOTBALL at HAYMANFIELD! Here is where our drama reaches its most exciting climax. The Oklahoma climate assures us of crisp feel-like-a-million nights and just walking or driving into the 'stadium before that first game gives a sense that glory days are returning. Maybe it's because just about everybody gets into the act. The band in attractive, bright red uniforms provides great music and it is enough to make you stand up and swell with pride when they give out with We 're From Picher High School. The cheering section led by our pert and perky cheerleaders makes a bright spot of color and sound. Zip and flavor and the feeling of competition are added by our good neighbors and opponents across the field. A good number of musicians and fans follow them too. And what would a football game be without a hot dog from our faithful friends, the juniors, at the concession stand? Of course, the most thrilling, heart-filling, and sometimes heart-stopping part of the big show comes when our guys play their guys out there on that green expanse between the goal posts. Every play seems to be more hard- fought and suspense-filled than the one before. Excitement! Drama! Showmanship! Yes, indeed, there is-plenty of all of them on a football night at P.H.S.! 85 Afternoon Scrimmage A E l 1 i I 1 3 h W 5 H i Q, 3' E l l 4 l ! 1 l Senior Players Mr. Thompson on the left and Mr. Spoon on the right Ronnie Willians, Larry Olds, Paul Cook, Gary Krokroskia, Larry Carmack, Jim Abernathy, Doug Carnahan, Joe Poor, Bill Hasseberg, Gary Garrett, Jerry Bayliss. 86 , . .'W-..o,-s- W, ., , ,,.. ., . .,,, ,,.,........W,,,W ,,M,..,.,. W., , ., W,,Ww .., Junior High Football BACK ROW left to right--K.O. Horine, D. Dixon, W. Wilson, J. Hames, H. Canady, Coach Doc Houston. SECOND ROW --R. Redden, T. Sharbutt, ,F. Wiliams, M. Cooper, R. Horton, K. Fisher, F. Williams, THIRD ROW--J. Stewart, J. Redden, Williams, S. Ray, E. Yankowski, E. Kingfisher, K. Sharbutt. FOURTH ROW--J. Lowery, D. McGown, R. Sigle, R.Yankowski, A. Osborn, V. Ashworth. ,Inset picture, C. Herd, manager i When we first enter junior high football, we are drilled and re-drilled so that we will be able to be all-conference players when we enter senior high. ' K Doc Houston is our coach and he taught us our first plays so I am sure that he 's proud of us. When we played our first game this year, it was with Miami. In this game we were ahead in the fourth quarter 14-12. At about this time our B team went in and Miami went ahead and made the final touchdown, which made it 20-14 in favor of Miami. I O Then we had our second and last game with Commerce. In this gaJme'we were ahead of Commerce all through the game. The score of this game was 36-6 in favor of Pi'cher. NThis concluded our football season of the year. Harold Canady 87 Lucky Seven Basketball Champs Our team won the 1959-60 Lucky Seven Basket- ball Conference by defeating the Afton Eagles 58- 44. This is the first time since 1933 that the Picher Gorillas have won the Lucky Seven Basket- ball Conference. The Gorillas entered the Nowata Tournament on January 29, and defeated its first opponent, the Nowata B team, by a score of 64 to 52. This made us class B champs at the Nowata Tournament. The Gorillas have outscored their opponents up to this time 839 to 658. Sr. Players co..lf5i.2t3.iZI?iZ.3Cll.iisgYfll5?ci1liJZ2ThihiElll'e Seven Champs. Left to right: Larry Olds, Doug Carnahan, Ronnie Wil- liams, Gary Kxoktoskia and Jim Abernathy. SCORES Pichef OPPOHGM A TEAM--Left to right: Buddy Konoy, Doug Carnahan, Roy Moore, Larry Olds Dec. 8 43 Jay 40 Walter Emarthla, Coach Bob Thompson, Ronnie Williams, Don Kames, Gary Dec. 11 39 Fairland 17 Krokroskia, Jim Abernathy and Lloyd Stone. Dec. 15 46 Afton 42 Dec. 18 64 Quapaw 52 Jan. 5 55 Commerce 50 Jan. 8 45 Grove 41 Ian, 12 52 Wyandotte 37 Jan. 14-15 NEO Tournament Ian. 19 72 Fairland 43 I an, 22 51 I ay 35 Jan. 29 Nowata fChampsJ Feb. 2 57 Commerce 40 Feb. 5 50 Grove 40 Feb. 9 58 Afton 44 Feb. 12 Quapaw Feb. 16 Wyandotte Feb. 18 District Tournament B TEAM--Left to right: Phil Graham, Morris Williams, Bill Seats, Danny Gamer, Jerry Williams, Richard Green, Coach Bo Spoon, Pat Perry, Clay Allen, John Graham, Gerald Breeden, and Genie Crockett. Track Track team BACK ROW left to right: Coach Bob Thompson, D. Karnes, W. Emarthla, R. Williams, L. Olds, J. Abernathy, FRONT ROW: J. Bayliss, B. Kerley, R. Moore, B. berg, D. Carnahan,-G. Krokroskia, L. Stone. 7th and 8th grade team BACK ROW left to right K Sharbutt, T Shar butt, F Von Moss, R Redden, Williams, M Cooper, E Yankowskia, R Horton, Doc Houston, SECOND ROW: C Howard, J Lowery, R. Sigle, J. Parnell, C. Ray, J. Karnes, J. Wilson, R. Yankowskia, P. Herd, D. Turley, D. McGowen, W. Smith, D. Shepherd. W' Jr.FHgh Basketbah 9th Grade team left to right: Coach Doc Hous 'sher, A. Keithley, D. Dixon, , W. Wilson, J. Tyler, FRO : E. Kingfisher, J. Herd, B. Hames, J. Stewart. Hasse ZINCO PRINCE AND PRINCESS David Harryman Jean Ann Kelly Zinco Coronation at the Picher-Cardin Elementary School was a thing of beauty. Climaxing a fun night pro- gram it was performed against a backdrop of blue with silver stars. Zinco King Larry Stalls- worth and Zinco Queen Myrna Osborne shared honors with Prince David Harryman and Princess Jean Ann Kelly and their lovely attendants. Kathy Becky Southard Ricky Huff- man Judy Herd Tommy Grishman Deborah Cruzan and Mike Gough took parts as attendants. Patterson, Stevie Sweeten, 4 I tx 1 1 i STARS GF T0 MOROW These are our youngest actors. 'Their everyday lives are full of study, play, and acting out many roles in the classroom and on the playground. They enjoy their beautiful school building which is just five years old, 'and which forms a splendid back drop for their many activities. Here they come as eager, bright eyed six year-olds looking for the great world of school to be fun. They find adventure, new friends and a whole new way of life. Here they receive the important elements of knowledge that they will carry with them into junior high school, on into senior high and out into the world. Mr. Jones Principal Mr C H Kerr Mrs Montgomery Teacher Elementary Music Sixth Grade wb Myrna Osborne Harold Anderson Ga-YY Pace Lawrence Patterson Vicki Poor Sandra Putman Danny Romme Jean Schmitt Bonnie Boyd Jamce Sh1m1, Martha B1'adfO1'd Larry Stallsworth Betty Brown Ricky Thompson James Busby Stella VonMoss Brenda Darnell Glenna Whetstine Dwight D9-H1611 Eugene Whittenback Patricia Evans Frankie Wilson Clifford Fogleman Linda Frasier Bobby Frazier Claudia Green Norma Koger Douglas Mathews Marilyn Wiseman Cheryl McBride Sharon Arnold Floyd Mahurir. Lloyd Mahurix Janice Meeks Linda Miller Carrie Miner Delmer Gilchrist Ted Green Laura Hall Mickey Mott Wanda Soulen G C - Sharron Spencer Sfggierfif Jack Stansel Louise Thomas Penn Turle Stevie Green Shargln T eg YT Bennie Hasler David Hasseberg Sally Waters Joyce Herd Hobert L Q ixmwiwfrasffn .wwwmj T 1' fs as r 5 s 7..L Q ,I it x,.1g,:f' 'ful-,.f - -ag, 2 Ronnie Cole Lester Foster Darrell Hart Elmer Hile Linda Hilliard Clarence Huffman Jackie I-lolderfield Tommy Hutchins Thelbert Kidd Mary Koontz Robert Long Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Catherine Anderson David Boyd Treva Carnahan Robin Carnes Phyllis Chazell James Darnell Melvin Enlow Billie Nutt ft 1 I if If I P jf Mr. Pete Russell Teacher Mrs. Lowella Woodall Truman Maute Richard Moore Janice Judd Barbara Sweeten Picture Glenn Urie Unavailable Bobby Waldo amb Phyllis Patrick Anna Williams Kenneth Yost Jerry Turner Deborah Cruzan Neal Darnell Gloria Adkins Lmda Bowling Freda Brown Charles Burk Harvey Casteel J rmmy Colvard Sandra DuBois P21112 ISIVGS9-Y. Bertha Foster GUY MCM3Ckm Larry Kelley Clark McLemore Danny Frazrer Nhchael Gough Michael Hasler Ronnie Herd Sue pace Danny H0Pk-ins Vicky Peoples Michael Perry Howard Putman Joyce Meador Galeyon Miller Jacky Ray Charles Searcy Shirley Sooter , Eddie Swinehart Mrs' Hall Judy Wilson Lonnie Wood Flfth Grade Fourth Grade A B111 Horme MrS.Ra0u1S Clmles Long Lmda More-an 3 Linda RHYHSGY Jack Redden BSE rir Carolyn Shere Gene Alexander James Smith Jimmy Stansel .3 Charlene Tabor A - a i Rebeccaa Alexander Ronald Anderson yllis Buttram Ethel Cook Sammy Tabor Danny Thompson Bonnie Waldo Charlotte Boyd P Carrie Bradford Djfgdvgfiilgnan Edgar Fagan Pictures Unavailable Roxie Hart Fred Anderson Donald I-Iolderfield Ronald Bennett in rr. ' L wig Charles Bowhng Pamala Krolrroskia Sandra McBride 1:5-. 3, .73 arg-f.:59:5f:g:fl,3 Q iifgigiw z Kay Nh-Her -' fs' 7 5 , in fi' R P, rar 5 2 I M I 111115 .lr A X ri? 13 wifi, as +49 .Z-,fi l :Si :,. 'mn if .M J 2 , S, 5, AVF' ,si , :.,.H: Am ig. ,yr L, , r .14 mf . rw' 55 is J, 1 5 yr gow 4 fm f ,yr Q 1 agen, 3 iw gd 615 rw ,za irualnr 0 f iwwf J 2 'HI 155V A ,SM , 1' Karen Boyd John Burns y 5 s fy, 5 , s l S 5 xi if p.,,W 3 f r Y S ' in 'P rg I Patsy Mahurin Marie Mason Kenneth Miner Saundra O 'Banion Karen RaYm0Ud Chazell Russell Shoemaker Charles Cummins Harold Stovall L10Yd Dan Debra Suman W 1 Wx Parnell Cathy Poor Deanna Romine Elizabeth Sargent Mary Shephard Arnold Gregory Tommy Grisham 'N George Hall arl Hartman Larry Williams Karen Wilson Dena Howard Linda Hughes Picture Michael Johnson Ufla-Vailable Delynda Jones Rlta Bfadbl-WY Gayleen Kelley V M ,ZLJU M.rs. Vera Wood Teacher Fourth Grade Third Grade I s I Freddie Burnett Joe Casteel Mrs. Jean Colvin I l Teacher l 5 Allen Conner Wayne Cummins Marsha Dale Richard Dollison Melvin Eli Tommy Frazier Claudia Gilmore David Holderfield Gayla I-Iutchens Picture Bobby Judd Unavailable Joseph Turner Mearl Redden Johnny Sooter Vickie Stansel Jolene Sharbutt Billie Allen Rama Ashworth K. C- Bass Randal Livesay Bobby Crawford Kenneth Darnell Frankie Edwards Ralph Feagan Brenda Madden Johnny Frisbie Jerry McCammon Robert Green David Harryman Lavanda Hart Randy Hart David McCoy Belinda Henry Linda McMackin Jimmy Nowlin Lea Hile Debra O Banion Jean Kelly Patricia Shinn Billy Southard Stive Vinson Brenda VonMoss Linda Wiseman Mrs Delma Miller Third Grade Third Grade Mrs Flossie Darnell Linda Garrett Frankie Goforth Daniel Hamm Billie Hilliard Lucinda Koger Beverly Lawrence Berry Osborn Gail Parker Jerri Peoples Paul Lloyd Peggy Burnside Gary Marshbanks Gloria Monte Tom Mounce Joe Pinel Vickie Chazell Russell Reeves MHIIOH Cox J01111 Smith Ava Jean Crice James Williamson James Downs Jane Ware Judy DeLapp Darrell Evans Donald Fenton Pauline Foster Janie Fowler Charles Freeman Marilyn Walds Arrninta Bowling Harold Reeves Gloria Riley James Shere Michael Stenson Bobby Stites Clifford Carter Johnny Cooper Barbara Crites Darlene Darnell Elaine Eli Leo David Stovall Billy Sweeten Linda Urie Margaret Vanderpool James Waldo Bobby Welch James Wilson Robert Freeman Laura Goforth Linda Horn Horn Sandra Madison Clifford Crawford Connie Crice Cynthia Cruzan Robert Evans David Green - Gay Miner Ifiufh Cgieigmil Donella Moore enne Ray Ann Mouriquand Picture Unavailable Patricia Williams Dennis Wood Picture Unavailable Virgie Patrick Danny King Marilyn Matteer Beth Moore David Patterson David Ray Phyllis Redden Mrs. Lucille Teacher Second Grade Second Grade Mrs. Ruth McGehee, Linda Anderson Melissa Bender Dickie Brown Dale Bryan Gale Bryan Cheryl Carroll Paul Kidd Kathy Mason Bullock Teacher Ricky Huffman Nora Hartman Mike Huffman Janice Romine Rebecca Southard Cinda Spoon Billie Taber Tommy Tyree Stephen Vandiver Alice Williams Ella Wilson Forrest Woodworth Patricia Neighbors M. Edwards M. Frasier R. Halman J. Shinn S. Suman J. William L. Van Volkenburg B. Sweeten M. Sweeten S. Sweeten V. Allen V. Beggs T. Bowling M. Canady G. Carnes . Carter J. Colvard J. Cooper J. Cooper G. Hasseberg J. Herd 134-Cfigqlg J. Judd ' M. M s. Darnell ay K. Patterson J. Redden W. Reeves V. Sharp B. Shepherd G. Miner J. Moore B. Norman M. Norman E. McBride D. Hasler D R Teacher First G rade Lorene Spencer Teacher - Audrey Testenman FEZILTJIC. Brookshire, J. Cawyer, R. Chazell, T. C Freeman Harryman onway, M. Crites, E. Dollison, R, Sheer L. Hillard D, Smith J. Horine K McKinley L. McMullin L. Moore D. Stenson D. Nichols R. Stone R- Pe0P1eS E. Welch M- Push G. Williams J. Williams R- Sargent G. Une S. Sexton R. Vanderpool R. Shoemaker B. Smith x.,, ,,., , -.,., W -.,:-lp.. - l . 1... - -...w...:.. : - ..H :. ...- A 4 H H Y A ,A Grade School Snaps The Parent Teacher Association for the Picher Cardin Elementary School meets regularly at the school the third Friday of each month. The study club, meets every week at the home of one of its members. Some of the projects sponsored by the P.T,A. are the annual Fun Night, which drew a packed house this year, Christmas treats for all the children in the school, refreshments in the cafetorium after the night program at which the Masons honored the Teacher of the Year and the Student of the Year, and the annual teachers dinner to be held in May. Pictured are: Georgia Von Moss, Secretary, Pauline Jones, Presidentg Racine Bass, Vice President, and Betty Johnson, Treas- urer. 99 I w 1 I i LM, ,kc ,Ask 455 'LQ' W AIDS E cj Jgmgwwfm QL' gy!-MASQ .. MZ, N N L ,U fu, . Q Ll f ZLQVMMV Qffkk vii O V Y 5 LMQL F Si V Tam' N. 2 00 X, ff W f Vf ' CV , ,XX 0 LLM Q4 X ,. ' f- 'lf I 7 fsfdiiw 2 Up! ,faf ,H A 'T ff ij A' I A ,PML ' uf' mx X , 1 V Q Vw NX f v Q3 if ffl: f 'f K 3 ff 5315 A' Q 'WV- i Q 1 ,F ,V is yi, Shift N JG if U! ' .aj M355 ,X N Q 0 w ,Q .FMU M I5 A Y '- an ,- fb LD lyk ww 1 ff' AC' ' 1 W K4-2. ,fx CQ, ,X . i? 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Eli. 3rd ROW: B. Brown, J. Schmitt, C. Brock, G. Chazell, S. Stallsworth. 4th ROW: W. Soulen, D. Jones, J. Schmitt, T. Green, D. Suman. 5th ROW: K. Miller, D. Hart, S. Sooter, B. Sargeant, S. Waters. 6th ROW: F. Brown, D. Romine, D. Cruzan, B. Sweeten, M. Koontz. 7th ROW: M. Gough, P. Livesay, V. Poor, P. Krokroskia, C. Cox. 8th ROW: R. Moore, T. Hutchens, G. Miller, C. McBride. 9th ROW: L. Bowling, T. Carnahan, C. Searcy, T. Grisham. 10th ROW: E. Hartman, R. Cole, N. Darnell. Drum Major, S. Miller. 2nd Grade Brownies lst ROW: P. Williams, B. Moore, L. Anderson, C. Spoon. 2nd ROW: L. Horn, R. Green, S. Carrol, C. Cruzan, R. Mouriquand, P. Neighbors. 3rd ROW: Mrs. D. Mouriquand, Leader, A. Williams, C. Crice, N. Hartman, B. Southern, M. Matteer, P. Redden. Q.. . fa V, H .,,., .. ., .. :pr .... . ,,.. A f 53 rr F if T I Q ' ,'5'f.,fe, 1 is ., -n. ,EE 5 il, Q 6 r :ef rg., . ..g,f',.f Tia. :few Q: 4 B , Q 3 L if . 6 iw v , Wa . miigf ' ffl ,, ... .2 .ff I..-4 !.,,'ffrf'.- .r s . -- - . ,, - 2 ,- -- - . grkarf te iifa. -W A- 1 12. -4- .ez-:fewz nu.: 1... . f a ... . . .. .., .2 ,W , ,. 4. A, . . . Q. href .22 .Q 'sr K. A 65.2. H ww... -5 : :.J'E- mia? 3 -Fr . , 1 PQ '35, 925 5 K. fl 35 P' wif :,':: , f ........... 3rd Grade Brownies lst ROW: L. Garrett, L. McMackin, P. Burnside, B. Henry, M. Cox. 2nd ROW: J. Fowler, B. Madden, J. Ware, M. Dale, A. Crice. 3rd ROW: B. Lawrence, J. Sharbutt, G. Parker, B. VonMoss, G. Hutchens, C. Gilmore, L. Wiseman. Not pictured: Mrs. Crice and Mrs. McMackin, Leaders. .IESSIE CARDIN HUNT, Chairman E. J. WHITAKER WALTER C. HARTLEY, President Cashier W. C. HARTLEY, Vice President MRS. ELSIE BLAND A. C. HOYT, Vice President Ass't. Cashier L. R. MITCHELSON, Ass't. Cashier H, C, LUMBLEY, Ass't. Cashier C. W. McDANIEL, Ass't. Cashier MRS. ,IAUNITA FRUITS, ASS't. Cashier CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE MERICAN NATIONAL BAN At the close of business December 31, 1959 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans ................... 3 1,695,731.34 CAPITAL STOCK-COMMON ..... 8 100,000.00 Overdrafts ................ 357.20 Surplus ................ . . 3 100,000.00 Federal Reserve Bank Stock . . 6,000.00 Undivided Profits ...... . 275,888.06 Banking Hou se .......... 1.00 RESERVES ......... 32,000-00 Furniture and Fixtures ........ 1.00 INTEREST Other Real Estate ........... 1.00 OTHER LIABILITIES . . . . . 19,140.88 E U. S. Bonds ..... 32,652,965.63 DEPOSITS .......... . . 5,945,318.18 Other Bonds ..... 1,085,151.39 Coda, and Due From BANKS ....... 1,032,138.56 4,770,255.58 S 6, 472, 347. I2 6, 472: 347. 'I2 The above statement is correct. E. J. WHITAKER, Cashier Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DIRECTORS Walter C. Hartley, Mrs. Jessie Cardin Hunt, Mrs. Maud C. Boswell, Mrs. Nellie M. Root, A. C. Hoyt, Warren W. Wilbur, Earl Childress, Robert D. Hartley, W. C. Hartley Martins Super Market Osborn Drug Fast and Efficient Service The Prescription Shop Phone 731 Drugs and Fountain Service Picher Qklahoma Photo Finishing Free Delivery Ask Your Doctor To Call Us Store Phone 756 Res. Phone 373 SAFEWAY OIL COMPANY O. K. CUT RATE-CLEANERS The Hgafe Wayv To Buy Gasoline Tops in Cleaning in fhe Tri-State Area Owned ana' Operated by Burl Lane Phone 845 Phone 127 Picker, Ok1ah0l'I1a Picher Oklahoma WIN DHAMS ROLLARENIA 808 A NW Miami, Oklahoma George Windham, Owner An Old Picher Alumnus Salutes the Picher Students and Promises Them a Good Time, Good Skates, Good Floor and Good Order in the Chea est and Best En- tertainment That Can Be Found. Cijome See Us!! i I I PRAUSER STUDIO For Complete Photographic Needs You May Be Sure of a Satisfactory Turnout Phone 388 Baxter Springs, Kansa EARL GREEN BODY SHOP Picher, Oklahoma Phone 47 TRI 'STATE WAREHOUSE- DISTRIBUTORS 101 So. Main Miami, Oklahoma HAWES GROCERY 5th and Military Groceries and Fresh Meats Baxter Springs Kansas I PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Gary Aston-Driver Miami, Oklahoma Ph. KI 2-5870 MEIR MOTORS 'I4Ol Military Phone l0'l0 or 402 Baxter Springs K ansas MAXINE'S BEAUTY SHOP 4'l'l South Francis BANK OF QUAPAW Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone I7 Phone OR 4-2388 Picher Oklahoma Quapqw Oklahoma Compliments oRRicK SPARLIN-PHOTOGRAPH ER 0 f Picker Students-Best Wishes l.. ..l. BOWERS INSURANCE AGENCY for Y F Phone KI 2-5538 our mm Of 325 B NW 720 in Picher Miami Oklahoma Phone 2-4582 Miami, Oklahoma JOHN BAlLEY'S SERVICE STATION 8. GARAGE Phone OR 4-2289 Highway 66 Quapaw, Oklahoma THE WEEK'S CLINIC Complete Clinical Service X-Ray 81 Laboratory Diagnosis ll0 Commerce Street Commerce, Oklahoma Ph. OR 5-4366 A Dollar More Wear In Every Pair BURLINGTON MFG. COMPANY 2200 North Main Mlflml Oklahoma Compliments Of PERRY'S CAFE 8. COURT 6:00 A.M. fill lO:00 P.M. Phone OR 4-9202 Quapaw Oklahoma SCOTT-LIVINGSTO N Picher's Department Store C g Z Picher Public Schools Phone 246 Picher, Oklahoma THOMAS FUNERAL HOME Paul Sz Wanda Thomas FARMERS COOP ERATIVE ASSOCIATION Phone 683 419 So. Connell Picher, Oklahoma East Country Road 1 81 Railroad Columbus, Kansas Baxter Springs, Kansas Phone 238 Phone 336 BEN FRANKLIN STORE digg WELLMAN'S i CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Locally Owned ' Nationally Known 36 N. Main St. Boys - Girls - lnfants -- Piece Goods 17 So. Main Miami, Oklahoma Miami Oklahoma Music fo' Evefvm' Box-HAl.LocK INSURANCE AGENCY 4' Z - - A6 , - 9 1 Real Estate - Rental I In - Virginia Box B. C. Amonette I4 EOS' Central Miami, Okla- Ph. on 5-4389 commerce, Oklahoma with Full i 'gy I . iv I OI i77'OM0'll Q33 'fvrnivfo' ' . ' Full HOUSEPOWER simply means that in order to get the full advantage from the many electrical appliances you use in your home, you should have a modern system of electrical Wiring capable of delivering enough electricity to your appliances to let them do their jobs well. Empire will always have avail- able to your home plenty of electricity, but your house wiring must be adequate to carry it from your meter to the point of use. Ask your electrical dealer or contractor to help you modernize your home wiring - Use Empireis Easy Pay ' The Empire District Electric Company g Home Wiring Plan. I 6 , Compliments Of LOCAL 3 I 8 UNITED RUBBER WORKERS of America 342 Goodrich Blvd. Miami, Oklahoma ED'S i. G. A. THRIFTWAY 400 CLUB . The 3 Mlles North Consumer's YE!-'gi f' XX Friend. ' ' izzisgiiiu Miami Oklahoma 5 -Q: E Baxter Springs, ' Kansas Beauty Rest Kroehler BILL COSTLOW TIRE CO. Mohawk Lane 1 y ' RANDALL FURNITURE N B.l7fGoodrich 1316 Military Avenue J Phone 553 1110 Military Avenue TIRES-BATTERIES Baxter Springs Kansas Phone 988 Baxter Springs, Kansas x X X X i i s 0 00X Q N X Compliments of sq JEVVELRXM' H. n. YOUFGMAN M to t e ' Picher Schools 45 NO' Main Baxter Springs Ka sas Miami L Oklahoma MIAMI SALES Compliments of B. F. Goodrich MIAMI SALES COMPANY 208 N. Main Miami, Okla. Harvey Hart, John Bayliss James Graves Be Really Refreshed-Pause For A COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO Miami, OI4Iahoma SHADE STONE Drive In Barber Shop Shade Stone, Owner and Operator Miami, Oklahoma DUFF'S FLORAL MIAMI FLORAL Si GREENHOUSE 1525 N. Main KI 2-2864 Miami, Okiahoma Flowers for all Occasions BURGGRAF TIRE 8. SUPPLY QUAPAW COFFEE SHOP North Main PI1- OR 4-2390 I Quapaw, Oklahoma Ph. OR 4-9207 Quapaw, Oklahoma 24 Hour Service Frank Poole USED CARS North Connell Picher, Oklahoma Been Serving This Area for 'l4 Years We Recommend Meadow Gold High Vitamin Homogenized Milk Miami Oklahoma CARDlN ELECTRIC COMPANY ESTHER 5 Al-l-EN SKELTON Electrical lnstallments CUZY CAFE Motor Rewinding Meals Lunches Phone 755 Phone 89 Nite Phones: Bill Lewis Kl 2-5824 l'll9l WUY 69 Keith Baker KI 2.9597 Cardin, Oklahoma LION AUTO SUPPLY OTTAWA LODGE 478 Lion Supply Co. AF AM Picher, Oklahoma Picher, Ol4lUl'10m0 phone 744 Regular Meeting Nights First 8K Third Thursday each month REO SALES INC. Hi-way Truck Terminal REST HOME Northeast Oklahoma Truck Center Rec-lntemational Trucks picherl Oklahoma GMC Diesel Engines 418 C NW Miami, Oklahoma Pl10l1e 660 Ph. Kl 2-2866 Able, John Baxter Springs, Kansas Ander's, Dina Picher, Oklahoma Austin, Henry Miami, Oklahoma Baxter Marine Baxter Springs, Kansas Bill's Sport Shop Commerce, Oklahoma Blake's Flower Shop Columbus, Kansas Bonbrake , Herb Picher, Oklahoma Brank's Dry Goods Baxter Springs, Kansas Chandler Drug Store Commerce, Oklahoma Coffee Cup Cafe Chetopa, Kansas Coffelt, Jack Miami, Oklahoma Columbus Wholesale Meats Columbus, Kansas Conway, Alvaretta Picher, Oklahoma Cooper, John Joplin, Missouri Crawley, Opal Miami, Oklahoma Denton's 66 Service Picher, Oklahoma Dixie's Beauty Shop Picher, Oklahoma Dryer, Herman Commerce , Oklahoma Dungan's Grocery Treece ,Kansas Flossie's Beauty Shop Commerce, Oklahoma Frank's Barber Shop Picher, Oklahoma Gosney Printing Company Miami, Oklahoma Graham, Rex Miami, Oklahoma Gough, Mike Picher, Oklahoma Grace Shop Baxter Springs, Kansas CONTRIBUTORS Harryman, Lois Picker, Oklahoma Hawes Grocery Baxter Springs, Kansas Henderson, O. E. Picher, Oklahoma I-letherington, L. P. Miami, Oklahoma K. C. Meat Company Miami, Oklahoma Jim's DX Station Miami, Oklahoma Jeffery, Pearl Columbus, Kansas Jones, A. J. Pomona, California Jones, Charjorie Miami, Oklahoma Jones, H. B. Miami, Oklahoma Kelly, Treva Picher, Oklahoma Junior Class 1959-60 Picher High School LaFalier, Jana Lynn Picher, Oklahoma Lane, Burl Cardin, Oklahoma Lerner Brothers Shirt Outlet Baxter Springs, Kansas Lorene's Beauty Shop Baxter Springs, Kansas McBride Trading Post Columbus, Kansas McWilliams 5 8: 10 Picher, Oklahoma Manor Baker's Distributor Burley Grimes Martin, Howard Picher, Oklahoma Medley, H. K. Picher, Oklahoma Miami Beauty College Miami, Oklahoma Miami Marine Miami, Oklahoma Matthews Coffee Webb City, Missouri Mildred's Beauty Shop Hockerville, Oklahoma Modern Jewelry Baxter Springs, Kansas Moore 's Grocery Columbus, Kansas Moore's Standard Service Picher, Oklahoma Osborn, Fred Picher, Oklahoma Oklahoma Tire and Supply Baxter Springs, Kansas Patterson, Lynn Picher, Oklahoma Ray, Clara Picher, Oklahoma Reed, James Miami, Oklahoma Reatha 's Cafe Picher , Oklahoma Reynolds, Gib Miami, Oklahoma Russell, George G. Miami, Oklahoma Safeway Oil Company Picher, Oklahoma Sander's Lumber Companyf Picher, Oklahoma Seats, Seaman Alfred E. San Francisco, California Sapan Service Station Commerce, Oklahoma Scott, E. K. Picher, Oklahoma Stansell, W. Brown Miami, Oklahoma S 6: L Building Miami, Oklahoma Tri-State Oil Baxter Springs, Kansas Wa1ker's Prescription Shop Miami, Oklahoma Wene Funeral Home Baxter Springs, Kansas Wilson, T. DeWitt Miami, Oklahoma Wright Jewelry Miami, Oklahoma Thanks to our contributors for their assistance in the publication of our yearbook. THE ZINCO STAFF Mlm CHEW DRUG STORE HuI.vEY INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box l49 200 A. NW Baxter Springs, Kansas Pl'l0l'1e KI 2'-544l Drugs Jewelry Miami Oklahoma FIRST STATE BANK K-l2 RETAIL Commerce, Oklahoma and Member F.D.l.C. Why don't you try our low cost checking account? WHOLESALE COMPANY State inspected Phone LD 26 Baxter Springs Kansas NEWBERRY BUlLDER'S SUPPLY New 8: Used Bldg. Material North Main Laundromat Bill's Barber Shop Main at Goodrich Miami Oklahoma Miami STOKES CARDIN AL FOOD STORE The Best for Less Miami's Finest Meats Complete Home Furnishings 'Genera1 Electric Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners CoRBus SPRING SERVICE 'l'Flex Steel Living Room 'kjohnson Carpet Bed Room 'Strato Lounger 'Berkshire Dinette's SUTTON 8: MCCRAY A little out ofthe way-A lot less to pay Highway 66 North Miami Phone Kl 2-8952 2028 N. Main Proprietors Clarence 8 Hazel Dawson CARI-IN HARDWARE CONN ELL HOTEL Phone 244 Ph. l87 113 So. Connell Picher Oklahoma Picher, Oklahoma GRADUATES OF PICHER HIGH SCHOOL 1959 Jack Beggs--Cardin, Okla. Joy Bone--Picher, Okla. Gary Cox--Picher, Okla. Gene Glover--Fort Chaffee, Ark. Bennie Deatherage--Picher, Okla. Herbert Hare--Bellflower, Calif. Ray Harrell, Jr.--Picher, Okla. Don Johnson--Picher, Okla. Judy Patterson Keheley--Picher, Okla Carolyn Lane--Cardin, Okla. Johnny D. Lawrence--Cardin, Okla. Joe Linthicum--Picher, Okla. Pat Bryan Mathews--San Antonio, Texas Larry Joe Sweeten--Picher, Okla. Grace Taylor--Picher, Okla. Gary Wayne Williams--Miami, Okla. 1958 Vada Taylor Baker--Wichita, Kansas Judy Bone--Picher, Okla. Jacqueline Burdge--Cardin, Okla. Jo Ann Crockett--Picher, Okla. Barry Damrill--Grants, New Mex. Harold Guy Graham--Picher, Okla. Janice Crockett Happy--Miami, Okla. Larry Heatherley--Picher, Okla. Cynthia Clanton Kuhemund--Ponca City, Okla. Kathryn Miller--Picher, Okla. Don McGinnis--Picher, Okla. Pat Mullins--Picher, Okla. Wayne Patrick--Picher, Okla. Shirley Woods--Cardin, Okla. 1957 Jim Davis--Picher, Okla. Linda Carnes Foreman--Picher, Okla. John E. Gough--Picher, Okla. Rayma Smith Grimes--Picher, Okla. Robert Harper--Picher, Okla. Tommy Houston--Grants, N. Mex. Phil Dye--Denver, Colo. Burl Lane, Jr.--Tulsa, Okla. Janie Smotherman Lane--Tulsa, Okla. Jo Ann Hughes McBee--Baxter, Kans. Woodrow L. Parkison--San Francisco, Calif. Walter Parmer, Jr.--Lawrence, Kans. Carl Patterson--Picher, Okla. Richard Scott--Picher, Okla. Frank Wood--Picher, Okla. 1956 Billy Boyd--U.S.S. Hornet Larry Carnes--West Plains, Mo. Elizabeth Graves Carnes--West Plains, Mo. Mickey Heatherley--Picher, Okla. Rose Kerby Hefley--Kansas City, Mo. Harold Jones--Picher, Okla. Anna Mae Hare Jones--Hutchison, Kans. Ronnie Krokroskia--McConnell Air Force Base Leroy Martin--Picher, Okla. Sally Perry--Picher, Okla. Kay Red--Picher, Okla. Betty Powell Coble--Picher, Okla. Sally Mae Cruzan--Picher, Okla. Jon Douthitt--Sobe, Okinawa Pat I-leuett Hansford--Picher, Okla. Bob Hatfield--Picher, Okla. Esther Dorrell McBride--Manitou Springs, Colo. Jean Moody Miller--Sparta, Ill. Earnest Patterson--Mojave, Calif. Lola Mae Parkison Patton-- Commerce, Okla. Margaret Carroll Turner--Joplin, Mo. 1954 Jim Coble --Picher, Okla. Mary Ann Douthitt Young-- Bartlesville, Okla. Donna Lawrence McCammon-- Picher, Okla. Luretta Simons Metheny- -Picher, Okla. John H. Miller--Tulsa, Okla. Troy Joe Rardin--Picher, Okla. Marlene Leffler Sparkman--Picher, Okla. Orville Stockstill--Picher, Okla. 1953 Tom Donelson--Ft. Carson, Colo. Shirley Jockers Collins--Picher, Okla. Joyce Cox--Picher, Okla. Nancy Cruzan--Picher, Okla. Alma Williamson Gregory--Aurora, Colo. Richard Gregory--Aurora, Colo. Patty Johnson LaFalier--Picher, Okla'. Max Martin--Picher, Okla. Shirley Perry--Picher, Okla. Patsy Sweeten Pooler--Picher, Okla. Alene Hadden Sweeten--Picher, Okla. Dean Wiles--Cardin, Okla. Rose Alice Jones York--Eufaula, Okla. 1952 Jimmy Collins--Picher, Okla. Sally Price Conway--Picher, Okla. Billy Hansford--Picher, Okla. Elmer, Heatherley--El Mirage, Ariz. Mara Atkinson Howard--Parker, Florida Johnny LaFalier--Picher, Okla. Joe D. Osborn--Tulsa, Okla. John L. Rardin--Ponca City, Okla. Jody Selle Woods--Treece, Kans. Paris B. York--Eufaula, Okla. 1951 Homer Conway--Picher, Okla. Pats Parkison Huffman -Picher, Okla. y - E. M. Parmer--Tomganokie, Kans. Bobby Joe Rhodes--Tulsa, Okla. Barbara Vickrey Webb--Wichita, Kans. Dennis Woods--Treece, Kans. 1950 Bill Anderson--Miami, Okla. Anna Garner Asbell--Commerce, Okla. Amy Parmer Cruzan--Picher, Okla. Bob Curlee--Miami, Okla. Jack Dye--Miami, Okla. Dick Gardner--Joplin, Mo. Lois Jean Jones Harryman--Ficher, Okla. Glenna Rardin Keepper--Wichita, Kans. Merly-n Johnson Mantle--Dallas, Texas Shirley Sexton Mahurin--Miami, Okla. Jim Pilgrim--Miami, Okla. 1949 Jo Ann Smotherman Anderson-- Miami, Okla. Jason J . Cawyer--Picher, Okla. Kenneth Cox--Picher, Okla. Bob Crockett--Picher, Okla. Stella Thomas Eddins--Commerce, Okla. Mickey J. Foreman--Picher, Okla. Anna Lewis I-Iinkle--Stillwater, Okla. Jimmy Koronis--Tulsa, Okla. Clara Jean Marquiss --Picher, Okla. Bill Nicholson--Miami, Okla. Billy Joe Pace--Lawrence, Kans. Helen Brewer Pilgrim--Miami, Okla. Blanche Wolfe Reynolds--Grants, N. Mex. 1948 Shirley Goodell Buzzard--Miami , Okla. Norma Sue McGehee Coble--Sapulpa, Okla. James J. Cruzan--Picher, Okla. Harold Curlee--Commerce, Okla. Janell Pilgrim Epps--Miami, Okla. Maxine Parmer Feagan--Picher, Okla. Pat I-larryman--Picher, Okla. Jo Jackson Livesay--Picker, Okla. Phillip Payne--Miami, Okla. Orval Ray--Picher, Okla. Deloris Timms--Picher, Okla. 1947 Lou Ella Younger Cawyer--Picher, Okla. Don Coble--Sapulpa, Okla. John Frisbie--Picher, Okla. Bill Hinkle--Stillwater, Okla. Betty I-Iorine --Picher, Okla. Jeannine Laramore Keith-- Medicine Lodge, Kans. Louise Conway Meeks--Picher, Okla. Frances Gary Parker--Picher, Okla. Norma June Russell--Miami, Okla. 1946 Marion Allgood--Commerce, Okla. Charlotte Mott Boyd--O'Fallon, Missouri Dorothy Simons Cummins--Picher, Okla. June Smotherman Ford--Deming, New Mex. Dub Huffman--Picher, Okla. Basil Meeks--Picher, Okla. Shirley Woodworth Mott--Picher, Okla. 1945 John Mott--Picher, Okla. Beryl Lee Nichols--Miami, Okla. Juanita Timms Parker--Picher, Okla. 1944 Virginia Jones Frisbie--Commerce, Okla. Dixie Carroll Johnson--Makota, Minn. Bob Thompson--Picher, Okla . 1943 Betty Parmer Coleman--West Covina, Calif. Jean Woodworth Cooper--Picher, Okla. A. G. Downs, Jr.--Picher, Okla. Gene Frisbie--Commerce, Okla. Marie Groom--Bartlesville, Okla. Kathryn Horine--Picher, Okla. Edith Beam Lane--Cardin, Okla. Bessie Howerton Jones--Commerce, Okla . Lois Wommack Rowden--Treece, Kansas Frank Rowden--Treece, Kans. Melba Smith Smith--Miami, Okla. 1942 Naomi Sanders Allen--Cardin, Okla. John W. Carroll--Independence, Mo. Betty Holt Foster--Cardin, Okla. Geral Carlin--Picher, Okla. Leroy Hudson--Miami, Okla. Lauren Johnson, Jr.--Picher, Okla. Harold Jones--Picher, Okla. Lee Jones--Picher, Okla. Mary Berry Osburn--Picher, Okla. Bob Smith--Miami, Okla. 1941 Walter Curlee--Buena Park, Calif. Carthel Foster--Cardin, Okla. Imogene Kelley--Picher, Okla. Manuel Koronis--Picher, Okla. Robert Lollar--Miami, Okla. Doris Woodworth Osbom--Picher, Okla. Earl Thompson, Jr.--Joplin, Mo. 1940 Claudia Best Holt--Commerce, Okla. IGRADUATES OF PICHER HIGH SCHOOL CONTINUEDQ Roy V. Morrow--Picher, Okla. Ed Walker--Miami, Okla. Farris Woods--Picher, Okla. Billie Hackett Wolf--Miami, Okla. 1939 Harold Holt--Commerce, Okla. Pauline Downs Jones--Picher, Okla. Helen Johnson Sigle--Picher, Okla. Nadine Groom Logan--Bartlesville, Okla. Virginia Smith Nowlin--Picher, Okla 1 938 Helen Beam Hinds--Commerce, Okla. Bernard Raouls--Fort Campbell, Ky. 1935 Dorothy McKee Smith--Picher, Okla. Louise Cobb Curlee--Miami, Okla. 1934 Monk Chambers--Columbus, Kans. Kathryn Jennings Montgomery-- Picher, Okla. Bob Montgomery--Picher, Okla. Austophine Parmer Moore--Miami, 1928 Harold Canady--Picher, Okla. Opal Stearnes Davis--Picher, Okla. Billie Kerr Douthitt--Picher, Okla. Lucinda Montgomery Kemph-- Miami, Okla. Sybil Post Keithley--Picher, Okla. 1927 Willo Leffler McLain--Picher, Okla. Floyd Woold--Picher, Okla. 192 6 Mary Bettega--Treece , Kans. Clay Allen--Cardin, Okla. Oklal, Lena Bettega Bradford--Columbus, Harold Sigle--Picher, Okla. 1932 Kans. Dr. G. H. Guthrey--Okla.City, Okla. Evelyn Stuart Hughes--Picher, Okla. 1925 Charles Malotte--Norwood, Ohio 1931 Larry Jennings--Columbus, Kans. 1937 Pauline Post Leffler--Picher, Okla. 1924 June Bruce Andrews--Baxter Spgs., Kans. Racine Wilson Bass--Picher, Okla. Wayne Delcour--Joplin, Mo. Wendell Miller--Columbus, Kans. Eva Lean H.ill Raouls--Fort Campbell Ky. 1 936 Bertha Truesdell Johnson--Picher, Okla. 1930 Wilma Treece Betfega--Baxter Spgs.,Kans. Floyd Ralph Leslie--Cardin, Okla. 1929 Tony Bettega--Baxter Spgs., Kans. Adda Mowery Hall --Miami, Okla. John Leffler--Picher, Okla. Macy Ferguson Reed--Picher, Okla. Alice Cameron Scott--Picher, Okla. Nell Bagain--Picher, Okla. George Russell--Miami, Okla. Dr. Matt Connell--Grants, N. Mex. 1923 Naomi Jennings Mott--Picher, Okla. Faye Pattison Cameron--Wickenburg, Ariz. 1922 Herbert Cameron--Wickenburg, Ariz. FORMER STUDENTS OF PICHER HIGH SCHOOL Elmer Anderson--Baxter Spgs., Kans. Mary Koronis Banks--Joplin, Mo. Sue Nelums Brookshire--Picher, Okla. Helen Carnes--Picher, Okla. Howard Cawyer--Picher, Okla. Gerald Crice--Picher, Okla. Ruth Cawyer Farris--Wichita, Kans. Ralph Feagan--Picher, Okla. Aline Cox Hall--Picher, Okla. Billy Wolfe Hodges--Miami, Okla. Billie Raider Hudson--Miami, Okla. Treva Parsley Kelley--Picher, Okla. Rita Woodworth Ray--Picher, Okla. Geraldine Nelums Setser--Miami, Okla. Dale E. Shaw--Picher, Okla. Ellen Shaw Smith--Picher, Okla. Deloris Sullenger Suman--Picher, Ima Jean Beyke Crice--Picher, Jack Kelley--Picher, Okla. Okla. Q Okla. Dixie Smith Linthicum--Picher, Okla. Peggy Harryman Thompson--Picher, Leonard Cruzan--Miami, Okla. Dorothy Rowden McCammon-- Okla. Beverly Dodson Cruzan--Miami, Okla. Picher, Okla. Ruth Curlee Van VO1keI1lJuIg-- Myrtle Shelton Edwards--Picher, Carol Cunningham Nichols--Fairland, Picher, Okla. Okla. Okla, CON E' S BEN'S USED LUMBER WHOLESALE MARKET Doors-Windows-Supplies Fresh Mears and Poultry Phone 766 Phone KI 2-5564 Miami Oklahoma Cardin Ol4lGl10mG UNITED IRON is METAL co. BOB GAUT GROCERY If you gotta Scrap -Call us. 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