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

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Life is a landscaping job. We are Handed a site, ample or small, rugged or flat, where general outlines and contours are largely determined for us. Both limit- ations and opportunities are involved in every site, and most unforeseeable results ensue from the handling. Some opportunities are muffed, and some unpromising situations become notable. May we all become master land- scapers. 10

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A school program of high quality is one in which the curriculum makes possible, and the teaching and guidance make real, the promise of educational opportunity for each child. Every child is unique. Boys, girls, farm youth, city youth, rich children, poor children, the highly endowed, the slow learner, the adept, the clumsy, the timid, the frail, the strong—all have differing educational needs and differing potentials for which the school must provide. Our sincere desire is that the Guymon School program is meeting these needs to the greatest degree possible. 9

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LEARNING FAST. PAMC junior and senior high teacher trainees earning practice hours in actual classroom situations put in a long day in college and at Guymon. Here they resort to the tired teachers' traditional tranquilizer, a coffee break in the seclusion of the faculty lounge. Seated are Dorothy Palmer, Oleta Hendricks, Norena Neufield, Don Wallace, Harry Eskew, Bill Hicks, Carol Goasetree, Marion Simpson, Roberta Edwards, and Dorothy Mercer. Those standing are Leonard Daniel, Don Lord, Charles Ansley, Jim Clark, Dwayne Mitchell, Mox Hiebert, and Lloyd Burton—the Campus Com- muters, all supervised by either Dr. Harold Massey or Mrs. Rada Rorick. CENTRAL'S TUNEFUL TEENETTES. Early orrivers at school have seen Central's prettiest seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls scurrying through the dim wintry morning light to eight o'clock choir practices in the small auditorium with their director, Mrs. Henderson. What lovely clear vocies these budding songstresses have when they appear at local churches and for assemblies. FRONT ROW: K. King, R. Dixon, D. Keifer, E. Smith, C. Sheets, J . Harmon, S. Stevens, B. Cooper, C. Hohweiler, S. Jones, C. Byer- ley, S. Lowe, T. Byers, D. Byers, R. Klem ROW TWO: S. Carter, L. Yancy, M. Longbotham, C. Christensen, A. Engeron, T. Peppers, I. Hitch, C. Townsend, G. Spinden, M. Camp, J. Philippe, V. Boston, G. Scott, B Byers. ROW THREE: M. Mott, J. Bistline, B. Stewart, K. Woldrop, L. Behne, P. Williams, J. Stewart, R. Curtis, C. Simmons, J. Williams, M. Vaughan, D. Countryman, C. Gray, L. Cluck, S. Rice. Betty Wilson is accompanist for the group.