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

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ANYBODY FOR A COUPLE OF GOOD NIXON HATS? Class of ’61-ers. united on all vital fronts, split company in November to back their party candidates. No doubt about Gene Reed and Ann Belanger’s choice, while Nancy Pickett and Jim Mallard are vastly satisfied with the late returns. Republican or Democrat, Nixon or Kennedy boosters, David Krug and Judy Reece look happy, but from those grim expressions, Lynn Matzek and Jerry Samples may secede. Why not start a new Demopublican party with a GHS candidate? BILL DOW Bill is one of the f w members of the Class of ’61 who has attended Guymon schools for twelve years. A member of Choir, he likes hamburgers, well dressed people, and fine cars. At present Bill is planning to be a veterinarian after graduating from PAMC at Goodwell. JUDY EKHOFF Interested in mathematics and science, Judy in- tends to continue her education at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma Gty. She has been active in the Order of the Rainbow, having held the office of Recorder. A fine Choir vocalist, Judy has done major operetta roles. MIKE EVANS Mike attended school for twelve years in Guymon. During his sophomore, junior, and senior years Mike participated in the Diversified Occupations program and worked with an aluminum company. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. PAMC is Mike’s college choice. ) BYRON GIBSON Sports have played an important part in Byron's high school years. He served as basketball manager and participated in both football and track. A great reader, Byron is active in Methodist Youth Fellowship and De.Molay. He plans to major in architecture. VERNON GOTCHER Planning a career in Industrial Engineer- ing, Vernon states his choice of a college as PAMC at Goodwell. A comparative newcomer to Guymon, having been here only two years, Vernon lists his hobby as cars, and his pet peeve as study disturbers. KAREN HAIGOOD A twelve year GHS student, Karen plans to work as a nurse in a children’s hospital. She hated long home- work assignments and enjoyed Physical Education while in high school. Karen has a green thumb, evident in her hobby of raising house plants. 22

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TERRY DIBBLF. With varied interests including football, chemistry, track, and FFA, Terry has been vice-president of his class for four years and also FFA president. A Tiger football regular for two years, Terry plans to graduate from Oklahoma State. LARRY DIXON Having been in Future Farmers of America for three years, Larry is very interested in raising Shetland ponies, spending most of his spare time on this project. Major league baseball is Larry's hobby, and he plans to attend college at PAMC. WE’VE NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD HALFTIME HOP For the first time since the Senior Trip was cancelled, many years ago, the Senior Class had exclusive sales rights in the Football Concession Stand. Thanks to a far-sighted committee and hard working draftees like Judy Reese, Sharon Birt, Pat Meigs, Vernon Gotcher, and Rodney Childress, both stand fun and finances soared to an all time high for the football season. 21

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SANDRA AND DICK WHERE COOPERATION COUNTS Sandra Bridwell’s pensive poodle, who takes a dim view of bathing, is about to get a good going-over at the hands of its mistress, assisted by Dick Couch. This popular GHS pair have been in, out, and, to our delight, back in Tigerland again to graduate with the Class of ’61. Sandra, who for two years was a Cub pep leader and honor student, moved to New Troy, Michigan, returning to GHS as a senior cheer leader this year. Having to wait on people dis- tresses Sandra most, especially if she is on her way to her favorite pastime—watch- ing the Tigers win. Dick’s great activity is Choir where he played the comedy lead, Billis, in South Pacific” this semester. For a time enrolled in Tcxhoma schools, Dick made a very efficient concession chairman here last year and was named a Class Favorite in junior high. 23