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EL TIGRE PROUDLY PRESENTS PAT WHITE. Guymon High School's sophomore, junior and senior classes deem it a very happy privilege to have the opportuity to express their genuine regard for Pat White by naming her 1955 El Tigre Queen. No El Tigre honoree of re- ce”f has been more deserving of this signal Senior High designation. Pat is treasurer of the Class of '55, member of National 30 u u u Honor S cie,ic and National Forensic League, an outstanding debater and dramatist, known throughout speech circles in high schools in the tri-state area. In March she was named by Anti-Misses, local women's civic club, as Girl of the Month . In the same month she brought additional honors to Guymon and GHS by placing first in the district American Legion Oratorical contest held a Enid. Through a high school career replete with distinctions, Pat has maintained the poised, well-ordered life that is the ideal of every Tigerlander. at lAJ iite, 1955 Jiare C uccn —20—
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STRAIGHT ACROSS FROM SENIOR HIGH! Just east of the new building, on James Street is Tigerland's boom and blow headquarters, the Band Hut, where Director George Ryon, G-Joe, Jane, and other budding musicians hold forth in concert or practice rooms. Elmer or one of his proverbial pals is in evidence, as olways, awaiting a marching session. WHAT'S COOKING IN THE COACHES' OFFICE? Speech Director James Roach, streaking through the September sun, is puzzled, since no classes meet in the Garage Building, but he decides that the little bond of Tiger tribesmen and women are simply seeking the cool shade provided by the Coaches' Office.
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■deniori Swituj into it... Like their fellow Tigerlanders, the Class of '55 enjoy to the fullest Guymon's annual Pioneer Day, with the pleasant hub-bub and bustle of preparation for 'he thousands of quests who pour into town for the Panhandle's biggest fiesta. G-Joes and Janes turn out in droves for the well- conducted Old Time square dances, which for twelve weeks precede the actual Pioneer Day. Clad in the costumes that are de rigeur for the polka and schottische, senior presi- dent Mike Brown, secretary Geialdine Bartels, treasurer Pat White, and vice-president Larry Keenan wait out an inter- mission. Cleiss of '55
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