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

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Huh! Not Bad! Junior High's Herbert Bahm ond U.P. Lindley hove just completed on inspection of Charles Pruet's science department. They have seen his biology lecture room, his chemistry laboratory, ond his tiny, but perfectly appointed kit- chen. Mr. Bahm has general science classes in Junior High. Mr. Lindley teaches the ninth graders algebra. How About A Game With Mexico City, Coach? Basketball coaches, Vernon Yates and Cyril Glass, might be persuaded to combine a cage and Spanish trip down Mexico way, since Mr. Glass is both Tiger Bee coach and Sponish teacher. Nice Work If You Can Get It. Harold Hunnicut new high school mathematics teacher, decides that helping Helen Fern Glaze run her PX board has its advantages. Mrs. Glaze operates her adding machine, takes a letter, runs Mr. Spenner and his office, and never fails to moke everyone happy as the school's number one receptionist.

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can pcct Luscious Is The Word For Our Library. Senior High's three Eng- lish teachers, Mrs. Victor Martin, Mrs. Grester Lamar, and Robert Al- lison, ore at a loss for words (if an English teacher evter could be) to ex- press their appreciation for Senior High's wonderful new library. Mrs. M. C. Hamilton, librarian, divides her day between senior and junior high. Business Is Our Business. Enthusiastic about their new commerce department with its fine fluorescent lighting and louvred ventilation are Mrs. John Grammer and Miss Aleida Robinson. They like the way no shadows fall on typing man- uals, nor breezes flutter shorthand pages. Mrs. Grammer, who spends her mornings only at GHS, teaches shorthond and bookkeeping. Miss Rob- inson has capacity classes in both first and sec- ond year typing. —12— Spanish Room Is A Rendezvous. There's a Latin-American feeling of ease about the colorful serope-draped Spanish room which appeals to busy coaches like the Tigers' football mentors. Jack Mayfield and George Washington. Both men round out full days with history or social studies classes. IL

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Transfusions Unlimited! A never ending life stream of students pours through Central Junior High School into Senior High. This spacious buff brick building, fronting Academy Street, was completed in 1948 and houses one of the Panhandle's largest and best equipped gymnasiums. Below is shown the newly remodeled Band Hut on James Street, another vital artery to GHS All Tiger band members put in a long and strenuous apprenticeship period in Mrs. Herman Henderson's Hut. Main arterie of jW£ ate tkeJe. -14-