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

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Best Athletes . —17— Lithe, graceful Nancy Bunger, captain ot her class girls’ basketball team, wishes Tiger- land girls could participate in inter-school sports, like her classmate Tim Neas, who dazzled 1956 cage fans with his lightning- quick ball handling. In the insert, captain Neas, backed by admiring Guymon fans, receives the Tigers’ winning trophy at the Alva tourna- ment, March 18.

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JERRY CALVERT Choir 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Basketball I; Football 1,2; F. F.A. 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Speech 2; Drama 4; Debate 4; Radio 3,4; Mikado 3; Gon- doliers “Duke of Plaza Toro” 4. PAT CAMPBELL Mixed Chorus 4,- Publications 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Speech 1; Choir Stage Manager 4; All- District Choir 4; Assistant Sports Editor 3; Usher 3; Drivers Training Team 2; The Gondolier’s “Grancesdo” 4; Audio-Vision Club 2. DUANE COOPER Band I; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Sentinel 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. JACK CORNELL Wichita, Kansas 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2; T. I. 3; President Guymon Wood- workers Club 4; Basketball 4; Drivers Training Team 4. REAL JACKET WEATL1ER: For months Tiger football lettermen had been enduring admiring feminine glances and tropical Panhandle weather in their Arctic-weight leather “G” jackets. Then suddenly, just as spring peeped around the comer, the fickle High Plains mercury dipped toward zero. Pranking in Municipal Park’s ice-bound wonderland arc Tom Fulton, Rex Howe, Bob Denney, Jerry McVey, Percy Tomlinson, Raymond Buhl, and Fikc Morgan, more than 1,000 pounds of Tiger brawn. garner big G's” for Guymon, —16—

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 ONE ‘K’ OR TWO IN ‘ARTIKLE’?” ASKS SIDDERS. Won’t some bosses get the surprise of their lives when their ne vly hired stenographers turn out to be Richard Sidders, Dewey Deane or Gene Shaffer. Now pretty Pat Tucker and Bobbie Sue Stewart seem more the type to type. can type a tidy letter, SHE TURNS OUT TOP TYPISTS GHS typing teacher, Miss Aleida Robinson, is another of our Guymon products, born here and a Tigerlander during her twelve years of grade and high school. She has been our high school typing teacher for four years, ever since completing her BA degree in our neighboring PAMC, at Goodwell. Miss Robinson has no gaps in her busy day. The typewriters in her beautifully kept classroom keep up a continual clickity-clack from early morn- ing until late evening. She has two sections of ad- vanced typing for juniors and seniors and four classes of beginners, all striving diligently to reach the high standards of perfection Miss Robinson expects and attains from her pupils. For the past two years Miss Robinson has served as a senior co-sponsor with her special re- sponsibility the class finances. This year when the school concession stand passed into the joint own- ership of the three classes, she became faculty business manager for that group too. At the noon lunch period, she is cashier at the Academy dining room. Miss Robinson, who loves her home and household duties, enjoys sewing and makes many of her attractive classroom clothes. She is a member of the Oklahoma Book Club and very active in the service of her Church of Christ. In the summers she finds her graduate courses at Oklahoma A and M very stimulating, but she says that she intends to devote her vacations very soon to a grand tour of the United States, which she hopes to extend into Canada.