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

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TROCHEES OR TYMPANI. Mrs, Victor Martin, senior English teacher, beats out a timid poetic foot or two on Mrs. Herman Hendersorfs kettle drums. Mrs. Henderson directs all instrumental music in both grade and high schools. ALL IS FAIR. Miss Mildred Russell, seventh grade 7 BRT ...1--' MIGHTY MEN OUR TI- GER MENTORS. Posing before the Tigers' Orange and Black Maria are the four members of our coaching staff. On the left is Jack Mayfield, high school football coach, and Vernon Yates, basketball coach, Assistant coach George Washington stands by iunior high coach and English teach- er, Coy Gibson. L...- English instructor, here assists Mrs. Margaret Hol- land in the mounting of her art exhibits for the Texas County Fair. One of Mrs. Holland's many jobs as art director is the supervision of the Guy- mori School's large exhibit, 1 l it 3 ,ww- i ' .W---- ,,mmbu1, ,A,ezzmfa... -.101

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x 4' I ,Vis-55 4 HOME MAKERS THESE THREE. Like the majority of our faculty members, Mrs. Scott Hecht, Mrs. John Grommer, and Mrs. R. J. Herbel divide their energies between school and home, with neither the loser, Mrs, Hecht teaches home economics in junior and senior high. Mrs. Grammar, who has G young son, spends holf of each day teaching commercial subjects, while Mrs. Herbel has all of the juniors in her American history classes. MIGHTY SHARP! Risking no fingers in the vicinity of Douglas Dobb's power saw is Herbert Bahm, hands safely in his pockets, in the new Shop Building. Mr, Bohm steers the ninth graders cau- tiously through the hazards of science, and Mr. Dobbs, just cs cautiously, teaches his shop boys how to control power equipment in his woodworking classes l l t-M53 . SPEECH PLANS A-BREWING. James Roach and Mrs. D, K. Adams, high school and junior high speech teachers, frequently confer on the needs and aims of their closses in radio, debate, oratory, and dromatics.

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. UU l ,I H-....., BEAUTIES, AREN'T THEY? GHS' newest faculty members are oft on a deluxe sight-seeing tour of Guymon in Driver Trainer Margaret Wright's con- vertible. Almost hidden by the windshield is Miss Darleen Nasset, vocal music director. Her sister M iss Ardis Nasset shares the back seat with Miss Joan Hett, Spanish and English lll teacher, who later resigned to tk Wichita a e an interpreter's job in you !CilCLUlN T ,. S 3119 -gg . sl it si. A, ' in gl i LOOK, LISTEN, AND LEARN Three facult - Y members who have done much to enrich the O d. - . . u io visual program in GHS are Robert Alli- son, who teaches the sophomores English, R. P. Duke, Trades and Industries co-ordinator, and John Dussault, high physics and geometr teacher. AS SCARCE AS HENS' TEETH. This picture of Robert Meisner seated at his desk might well become a GHS col- Iector's item. Busy Bob, vocational agriculture teacher, is one of the most difficult men in the world to corner, although U. P. Lindley, junior high mathematics teacher, seems to be suc- ceeding here, Y