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

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SENIOR HIGH IS GAINING ... Teaching Is a Profession. Typical of the present generation of progressive young administrators is Guymon High School's popular Principal Harold B. Hunnicutt. Never forgetting his obligation to students of oil abilities, Mr. Hunnicutt fosters a guidance program to help the pupil discover as early os possible a special field of interest and talent. In leading his foculty to their maximum efficiency. Principal Hunnicutt stresses professional growth and high standards of ethical behavior. Lost Look of Our Lawn. Students and faculty in Guymon's spocious Senior High Building will soon be giving up the long vista of lawn shown here. Construction has already begun on the Cafeteria to be completed for the fall term. Built in the same general style as Senior High, it will appear as an annex, separated only by a court possage-way. 8

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TOWARDS OUR EXPANDING COMMUNITY ... Construction Started on New Cafeteria. Work was begun in April on the new Cafeteria, which, as the architects' sketch above shows, has the appearance of a wing, or attached court on the south of Senior High. High school and junior high students lunching here will be given the semi-privacy of booths. Sound proofing will do much to add to the comfort and relaxation of Tigerlanders and faculty members who will find the Cafeteria ready in the fall of 1 958. A Pleasant Office Environment. Miss Ethel Deakin, bursar of all school funds, and Mrs. Margie Lane, secretary to the superintendent, enjoy the fine new appointments of Mr. Spenner's suite. Because much of the school's organizational work is carried on in the summer months, these rooms are air-conditioned. 7

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IN AREA AND ATTAINMENT ... Like a Stroll Outdoors. Tigerland's unique circulating area reduces between-class traffic to a pleasant stream instea a frantic torrent. At no time during the school day is the area dark; sunshine pours through the block-long exp of windows which will soon reveal the new Cafeteria. Our 1958 Scholastic Elite. Only ten percent of GHS highest ranking students scholastically are eligible for Oklahoma Honor Society. This year's OHS members from the senior class are Barbara Allen, Sandra Allen, Sherry Deere, Glenda Hamil- ton, Pat Heard, Carolyn Hull, Sheron King, Judy Longbotham, Jean Ann Quinn, Phyllis Rockway, Joyce Scott, Joyce Sproles, Patsy Tyler, and David Williams. Junior members are Charlene Boston, Mary Key, Kay Krone, Barbara Neas, Carl Nicholas, Mary Jane Powell, Frances Remmel, and Glenna Rice. Sophomore members are Ann Adams, James Deakin, Rebecca Heit, Karen Kirk, LaVonne Mason, Joe Phillips, Richard Purdum, and La Juana Smith.