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

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TRYING IT ON FOR SI2.E That impish grin on the faces of Dwaina Sanford, Clco Hoover, and Byron Gibson bodes no good for this City Park tree. However, never fear; they wouldn’t dare use the axe. Unauthorized cutting of public trees is another of the many sure ways of not getting a signed and delivered high school diploma. We’re putting up outdoor dec- orations. So there!” Byron avows. TROUBLE MAX LJLE Max, who was chosen as an All-District football player in 1961, participated in football, basketball, and track for three years in GHS. Always on honor roll, he sang in the Boys’ Glee Club his sophomore and senior years. OSU is his college. LARRY LINDE Larry has been a very busy participant in Guy- mon activities for eleven years. He lettered in football and was active in weight lifting, track. Choir and Speech. Larry, who enjoys hunting and DeMolay work, plans to attend PAMC at Goodwell. DEANA LINDLEY A music lover, Deana has been a member of Choir, Orchestra, and Band for two years. She has served the latter organization as secretary while in GHS. Deana has been a member of both the Oklahoma and National Honor Societies for three years. JOYCE LOCKETT Joyce was an active member of the Tiger Pep Club during her sophomore, junior and senior years. As a student of the drama class during her junior years, she par- ticipated in several play productions. Joyce plans to attend a Beauty College. JEAN LOVINGGOOD Jeannie, who likes flowers, interior deco- rating, skating, and photography, has been secretary-treasurer of T I class, Y.W.A., and her Baptist Sunday School class. She spent a year on El Tigre staff and plans to attend a floral school. £0 3 MrDONALD Bob came to Guymon from Goodwell High School and immediately became interested in chemistry. He gave chemistry demonstrations to grade school children during his senior year. Bob, who worked for Humble Oil Co., likes personnel relations. 29

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AAERRV CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY'S FAVORITES What a Santa! What a Christmas Girl! El Tigrc made this happy picture at the Rainbow Blue Christmas Ball. We won’t say who these people are. although Coach James O. Tuttle loaned Santa his glasses. And that just could be lovely Ladonna Bailey! FROM SANTA AND IAOONNA 28

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ACCENT ON GENTILITY Gracious Cheryl Miller and her escort, Buford Purser, are two senior favorites who ask and will receive good things from life. Cheryl, quiet and well poised, delights in intro- spective pursuits with reading high on her lists of pleasures. Chaplain of Rainbow, Choir Librarian, an active church worker, Cheryl per- sonifies the well-liked GHS girls. Buford pours his full energies into sports and his after-school job downtown. Twice named All-District Full Back, Buford has been an invaluable member of the Tiger foot- ball teams for three years. 30 CHERVL AND BUFORD