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

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RESERVED FOR COACHES! Of course, our Tigerland coaches share their private hold with the concession stand store room, the garage and tool house, but aside from a few little items like that, the building is all theirs and very, very convenient. activities and vocations ... —11—

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TIGERLAND’S MUSIC MASTERS. In her newly decorated studio in the Fine Arts Building, Mrs. Herman Henderson, orchestra di- rector, discusses plans for Commencement Week with fellow musi- cians, Hoover Fisher, vocal music, and the newcomer to their group, Donald Kramer, band director. ALL IN THE AD BUILDING. First floor habitues of the Fine Arts and Administration Building are Trades and Industries Co-ordi- nator R. P. Duke, debate and drama coach, James Roach, and Miss Ethel Deakin, bursar of all Guymon Schools funds. With them is Mrs. Margie Lane, who leads a busy life as school secretary with headquarters in Supt. George Spenner’s reception room. LET’S CHECK BOOK LISTS. Mrs. M. C. Hamilton, school librarian, and Mrs. Grester LaMar, English III and library assistant, go over next year’s book needs with Mrs. John Grammer, Typing and General Business teach- er, and Robert Meisner, Vocational Agricul- ture director. Mrs. LaMar sponsors the fine GHS Pep Club and has added Mythology and Remedial Reading to her teaching schedule.

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ELEVEN YEARS AT CENTRAL. The increasing throngs of seventh, eighth and ninth graders at Central Junior High find their veteran principal, Mark Alden, a man upon whom they can depend, a man who means what he says, but one who is always ready to consider the youth's need for guidance rather than restriction. Principal Alden... ALMOST BURSTING ITS SEAMS! More and more boys and girl pour into Central Junior high each year. When the Home- making classes move into their new Cottage next fall, some much needed space will be released for additional classrooms.