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

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MORE THAN THE THREE R’S. All of these faculty members, visiting a Central Art exhibit arranged by Mrs. Margaret Holland and her Art classes, work with both junior and senior high students. Mrs. Coy Gibson, admiring Mrs. Holland's beautiful hand- painted dinner plate, conducts Physical Education for girls. Mrs. Elmer Shackelford directed the Junior Class play and teaches Speech in Central. New in Guymon schools this year, Miss.Willa Jo Cothran has Homcmaking classes from both buildings. We have Health, Arts, Crafts.... ONE GLAD DAY WE SAW ONE MAD NIGHT.” Senior High students rush to the center section to secure the best seats” in our 1,200 person capacity Auditorium. Lucky junior high classes will watch Mrs. Shackelford’s One Mad Night” from the balcony, where the seats are really perfect.

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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.

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THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. Seventh grade English teacher, Donald R. Rhoton, on the right, is the only new faculty member in this group of Guymon veterans from Central. Algebra teacher, U. P. Lindley; English teacher, Mrs. D. K. Adams; and Science teacher, Mrs. Roger Davy, spend a full day with the many ninth graders. Social Studies instructor, Willard Lee, teaches the Central-itcs history and geography. Algebra, English, Science, History! ATTENDANCE GOOD! Mrs. Edna Brecheen, eighth grade English, hangs out an absentee slip marked None.” Going to school is more fun than staying at home when Central classes arc so interesting.