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

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Our Zzculfy Arc 901k E 'X-M V! is ISNT SHE A BEAUTY? Thi' var, flu' cur, uv n11'a11.' jim B1H'1It'ff, lyp- ifzg amf lf. T. Cfurfix, biology' and t'lJf'NliSff3', cxxcluiuz ufrrml Un' xfvvk lillvx of Marvin Dif- 1o11'x V'l'lkt'llllVY 1111 !'l'l1dXK'll Coffvf' Cruixz'r . Mr. Ililfmz, SfNllljXZ7, and Ifuglixlu 111, and his Iwo fuvzrflq 1'!'U1lfl'.Y gz'11r'ral1y makv flJf'irfirslaf11'r- srluml xlnp af flu' Hob Nobv u'lJ4'n' fbfy mull nwr nzigbly mallwrs amid fbv voffw mugs. I

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fa fha Lflassra ia if Out is . 'B we a COFFEE HELPS US CLICK GHS afblvlir marlnrs, lark Ma-yfir' aiiil Xyl'7'llUl1 Yalvs, join Ainuriran In fury iiisiriirfnr, Mrs. R. Hl'VI7t'l,f1 a friumllj fi! 4' I71lllIlft',,Kd'f,ft't' Klalvli III Cfiixnmn s iiviwsf ri'iiilv:iuus, H llnivl Ilalv Cfnffvi' Slmjw, Cfifarlyvs May firlil aim' Yalws lvarb Prol2li'ms of Dc' UIUL'H1L'vX aml W'orlil Ilislorj, so tl popular frm mils! lu' in fbi' miilsf of t1iSl'llXXl0II of lvorlil affairs. A 'F . .Q , . G - 1 'E XT E' UQ ug 3 ' x f ' - - , -sw - 4 . ,T ,E ,f F2-' 2: :: :l gg, 'fr WHAT Doris THE If ,. g 'T '- W- . FACULTY DO AFTER FOUR? , I 1 , H 1 5 ,,, ,W M T1 ' 1 was Elf is ss- H . --.Q . s V HPfF,S our ansui'r.' A surprising num- 3 , -V , ' , I ig - ' J iw l 'Q I . M 1' f ', I bar of our 1'c'az'bers sbafaf' off fbi' flass- if i 5:45 -l 5 V L.. N room dolzlru ms ai Gm mmfs brauliful- - ' 5 ' L ' I '. 1 : , fx E X ly laiil-out Muniripal Gulf C011 rsv. Miss A.. ' V A 4 , y . . , X .R V +A 'ff ,,- Y 5 Marfillr Young, girls plrjsli al mliiza- Us 3 N... ,ffm Q X fion inslriirior, Miss Margarrl Wfrigbf, ' 5 f 1 1 :af Driwr Trainvr, and R. P. Dulev, -If . i Trailvs aml Iniliislrivs, frrafliw ap- V. X -ff pruarli slwls lllfll a ffu' I-iolil-yoiu .I ' A' lxiywy J V 3 so's from Caddy Basil Sharp, Tigvr 3:Q'?Q? Fimlllall fwarfi. ' W V s in .. , hi 'sm-s.. M H3u :w.'A .2-E'b314i X I '4i Tc. if 'rf ,-4.9.-K -'v THREE XVHO THRIVE ON THE AIR. Our svlfool lJroaJc'asf every Wcdiic' Jay affvrnoon r1z'i'r KGYN Could n gal along irifbozii ilavsv lalvnled fafu fy nivnzbcrs. Tlx vnlirv Panbamllf' an has board Ihr rlwral anil inslrunzvnl fvrmlzirfimis of Frml lvfll man, dirvrh of rural musir and Mrs. Harman Hn ilvrson, liaml and urrbvsfra fomlzirfo Hvrr' ln' anil Mrs. IIz'mlf'rson ronf. ivilb Marlin Slilfs, zrlw in ailililion a full da3 s work in lbv Spcrvb ai. Filglisb ilrparfniwif, ads as Maslrr 1 Cr'rcin0nir's ana' 4'0-mzlinalur for GE on ilu' Air .

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i v ONE MOMENT PLEASE 'tis -,,., , 8 mgstv' . . ply: 4 THE NOSE KNOWS Lureal into Mrs. Scotty Hecht's Home Economics lzitchen by the tantalizing aroma of homemade rolls, Bob Meisner, vocational agri- culture instructor, has just persuaded Mrs. Hecht to pass out some samples of her classroom magic. Mrs. Mar- garet Holland and Douglas Dobbs, from the distant art and shop rooms, have followed their noses into the same popular spot. Mrs. Helen Fern Glaze, office secretary, receptionist, and school PX operator, appeals for help. That is Mrs. D. K. Adams, eighth grade English and Speech, helping Coach Coy Gib- son locate the missing number. Wfhen he is not running the junior high football and basket- ball teams through their paces, Coach Gibson diagrams a neat sentence uith his ninth grade English classes. K r Fvf-3' F1 WE GET TI-IE BREAKS The only Coke machine in the whole Gu yrnon school system catches many a faculty nickel in the junior high hall. Herbert Bahm, science, and U. P. Lindley, mathematics, congratu- late Miss Helen Van Burlzleo, junior high vocal music, on her superior ratings at the PAMC musical festi- val.