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

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AND FULL OF HAPPY SPIRIT... All for One—The Tigers! Centrol Gymnosium with its large seating capacity and its perfectly kept ploying floor is a mecca for Panhandle sports fans at Tiger games, district tournaments, and local entertainment events. Everything Ship-Shape. Sam Shores keeps the re-decorated Administra- tion Building ready for a Presi- dential visit at all times, tempera- ture just right, everything shining. A Big Job for o Good Man. Tiger- land students and faculty appreciate the unfailing good, humor and ef- ficiency of Harry Burgess, who is completely undaunted by miles of glass and tile. Ask Mr. Yates. Custodian R. E. Yates does more than keep Central Junior High spic and span. His kindly and experienced advice is much appreciated by Cub students. 11

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CENTRAL’S HEART IS YOUNG ... His Hobby—His Grandchildren. Principal E. M. Alden, whose real affection for oil children manifests itself in his oontinued success as Central Junior High's administrator, fosters in his students and associates high ideals, dignity, and devotion to the task at hand. Everything Moves Smoothly Here. Step through Central Junior High's front doors, and you will feel immediately the studious, orderly atmosphere prevailing in the big court-shaped building surrounding Tigerlond's famous Central Gym. 10

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SEPARATE BUILDINGS ARE PLANNED ... Only Mole Tigers Allowed. The Coaches' Office and Classroom is a popular rendezvous for faculty men and Tiger athletes. The remainder of the building is given over to storage space and garages for the station wagon and other school vehicles. Shop Hos a New Facade. Members of Dean Kear's corpentry class added this frame garage and storage space to the Shop-Vocational Agriculture Building on the northwest James Campus. This addition was the major construction project of the 1957-58 student carpenters. 12