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

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TO PRESERVE ACADEMIC QUIET... The Bond Is Alwoys Busy. The modernized Bond Hut, tronsformed from frame to brick, is situated just across the street from Senior High. A constont stream of Tiger landers pass hourly between the two centers, the Band Hut front steps being a popular spot for a moment's relaxation. All Alone on the Shelf. Almost lost in the vastness of Senior High's huge Auditorium balcony, a group of Tigerlanders await a speciol assignment for the hour. The balcony is not generally opened at assemblies but is utilized to its fullest for public events, such as the Choir's presentation of the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra in March. 13

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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

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FOR HOMEMAKING GIRLS ... A Dreom-Come-True Cottoge. Lucky Miss Willo Jo Cothran, homemaking instructor, and lucky foods and clothing classes with this ideal new building all to themselves. Completed in the spring of 1957, the Cottage was the first major project of the GHS carpentry class under Dean Kear, industrial arts instructor. White Christmas Indeed! What woman hasn't longed to possess a whole new kitchen full of the most modern work saving appliances? Miss Cothron and her girls have everything needed for perfect housekeeping, and several com- plete units at that. This picture does not show the pink automatic washer and dryer which have visiting mothers oh-ing and ah-ing. 14