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

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an J cad on (Carrier. In Academy Elementary Building, we call on Mr. Frank Carrier, who in 1949 took over the principal's duties in Guymon's three—soon-to-be four—elemen- tary schools. Next year the first crop of Carrier Kittens will reach junior high as Tiger Cubs, bearing the impress of Mr. Carrier's kindness and under- standing, qualities he imparts not only to his boys and girls, but to the elemen- tary faculty as well.

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The deep brown eyes of Central Junior High's Principal E. M. Alden light up as he sees us in his doorway. He remembers the time G-Joe skipped school and was sent to his office. And G-Joe recalls how firm Mr. Alden was, but how just, and how right. Tigerlanders are all better citizens for three years of association with quiet, spiritually minded Mr. Alden.

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WHICH WAY DO WE GO? If Tagger has his way, G-Joe and Jane will sign up for sports directed by Tigerland's com- petent coaching staff, shown here in their cozy office in the campus garage. There's football coach Dick Noble, former Oklahoma City University athlete and graduate, ond Vernon Yates, basketball mentor, a Hank Ibo roundball star from Oklahoma A ond M. At the right ore our handsome coaching couple, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Gibson. Cub Coach Gibson has his B.S. from East Central at Ada. Mrs. Gibson, who directs girls' physical education in junior and senior high, is a Northerner from the University of North Dakota. THESE ARE SUPER SALESMEN! Observe the personality, charm, and come-hither our activity directors ore demonstrating for Joe and Jane! Will it be band with Oklahoma City University's George Ryan, or Pep Club with OU's Mrs. Grester LaMar, who also teaches junior English? Or shall our Tigerlanders go slightly long-hair in Mrs. Herman Henderson's orchestra or Hoover Fisher's choir? Mrs. Henderson has her B. S. in Music Education from Kansas State Teachers College, Emporio. Mr. Fisher has both his B. M. E. and M. S. from OAMC. Stillwater.