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

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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.

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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.