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

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kejicatm To a lovely old lady we dedicate this, our 1954 El Tigre. We think she was never more beautiful than when she posed for this portrait in all her old-fashioned finery. She has raised her family and now sits back to relax and re-live her memories, with only a few of her sons and daughters about to give her a feel ing of happy usefulness, of still being needed and wanted. For the many hundreds who have loved her and left her for homes of their own, she will always be the only GHS. Long may she live, and long will we hold her in our hearts. —5—

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 w Our School Home Since October. Although the interior work on the Ponhondle's largest auditorium wos not completed until January, 1954, GHS classes moved into Senior High's sixteen room class-wing in October, 1953 Built by the Hoke Construction Company of Stillwater, Senior High wos designed by Architects Caudill, Rowlett, Scott and Associates. Here GHS students can relax in the social court, adjoining the classrooms. In the classes themselves, the latest improvements in lighting, ventila- tion, and arrangement give maximum comfort to the individual. Soft pastel colors in the decor throughout the building make living in GHS a gracious experience. 7kiA J £enicr Dedicated To Our Youth, The Hope Of Our Country. Guymon's wise and far-sighted Board of Education, along with our progressive leader. Superintendent George W. Spenner, spent long hours in the planning of this magnificent School for Today and Tomorrow. Their achievements were acknowledged by the Panhandle area at the Dedication Service on Sunday, Jan. 17. Around the conference table here are Superintendent Spenner and Board members—Wallace Jackson, vice-president; Paul Willioms and John Grav. members; Howard Singleton, clerk; George Ellison, treasurer; and Homer Long, president.