Guymon High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Guymon, OK)

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TIGERS-25, Shattuck-0 Guymon’s Tigers trounced the Shattuck Indians 25-0, October 15 in Memorial Stadium. A total of 306 yards rushing was piled up by the Tigers. Junior Costner made two touchdowns; Ronald Longbrake and Boyd Jackson each contributed one. JOHN GRAGG Back CARROLL GRIBBLE Back KENNETH BUHL Back VIRGIL HIGGINS End in the Shattuck tilt. R TIGERS-26, Fairview-21 Guymon’s fifth straight win was registered, October 21, at Fairview. Defense was forgotten as the Tigers outscored the Yellow jackets 26-21. Leading 26-7 in the fourth period, victory seemed assured. Then Melvin Fast led his Fairview mates to two quick scores and was on the 11 yard line as the gun sounded. Fast also kicked three placements. DON FAJEN Tackle All-Conference First Team BOB BRYAN Guard All-Conference First Team DELBERT CARTER Center All-Conference Second Team GEORGE LOWREY Tackle Head Coach CLARENCE LEWIS

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RONALD LONGBRAKF. Quarterback RAY RALSTIN Fullback TIGERS-13, Woodward-13 Battling to a 13-13 tie, the Guymon Tigers held the Woodward Boomers scoreless in the first half under the floodlights in Boomer Stadium, September 16. A pass interception in the fourth quarter set up Woodward’s game-tieing tally. JUNIOR COSTNER Halfback BOYD JACKSON Halfback 1 GERALD RITTER End TIGERS-38, Boise City-12 Boise City’s Wildcats were happy to be back in their lair after the 38-12 Tiger clawing they took in a non-conference game in Memorial Stadium, September 23. The devastating ground attack of the Tigers ate up 438 yards rushing. Guymon led at the intermission 19-6. TIGERS-19, Cherokee-6 Playing before 900 fans in Cherokee’s Alumni Field, Septem- ber 30, the Guymon Tigers socked the Cherokee Maroons 19-6. Seven fumbles put Guymon on the defense in the first half, but when the Black and Orange got started, a total of 15 first downs were registered. TIGERS-19, Jet-6 A large Memorial Stadium crowd saw Guymon take over third place in District 2B with a 19-6 victory over Jet, October 7. Pass-minded Jet threw 18 passes, completing seven. The Tigers’ rushing, as usual, won out.

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DAVID CHENAULT Center bruce McDonald End End Wendell Palmer evades two Fair view tacklers after taking a spot pass. TIGERS-7, Waynoka-14 Waynoka’s Railroaders steamed past the Guymon Tigers, 14-7, Friday night, October 28. It was Guymon’s first loss after five wins and a tie, and was played before a packed homecoming crowd in Santa Fe Railroader Field. Pat Choo Choo” Fuson left only smoke as he galloped 80 yards on a punt return that spelled the difference in the hard fought contest. DARREL MUNGER Tackle DONALD GRIBBLE Halfback RICHARD HARRIS Guard TIGERS-0, Liberal-0 An overflowing crowd in Mahuron Field saw the Guymon Tigers battle the Liberal Redskins to a 0-0 tie, November 4. Every sustained drive ended with a fumble, Guymon recovering six and Liberal three. The most crucial recovery was the one by Bob Bryan, Tiger guard, on the one yard line. Al y» nblocksaRonaidLongb rake punt. LESLIE HAYS Center