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

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2ADL SCW MRS. MARGIE LANE assumed her post as school secretary in 1955. A graduate of Panhandle A and M, she has made herself indispensable through her efficiency and graciousness. MRS. ANN BENDER began her work as finance custodian of Guymon Schools in the spring semester of 1960. Since that time she has endeared herself to both faculty and students in her business office and at lunch-line desk. iLOOK TO THE LAMES MRS. JUANITA DAVIS came to Guymon as vocal director last year. A graduate of Panhandle A and M, she had previously taught at Good- well. Mrs. Davis divides her day be- tween high school and junior vocal groups and is general chairman of assembles. MRS. KEITH HENDER- SON has served as a director of music in Guymon schools since 1944, first in both band and vocal music, more recently as orchestra director in Senior High and in Junior High where she also directs Girls Choir.

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GMJ MON HO AM OF EDUCATION MS ALEUT TO TIGERLAND9S NEEDS On Commencement Night, Thursday, May 23, Superintendent George W. Spenner will present the Class of ’63 to this sterling group of gentle- men—the Guymon School Board. Seated with Clerk Howard Singleton, elected to the Board in 1959, is President Charles Remmel, a member since 1960. On Mr. Spenner’s right is Sammie L. Quesenbury, named in 1962; at Mr. Spenner’s left is Edward J. Slater, a member since 1961. Behind Mr. Spenner are Treasurer Bill Houser and Vice-President Alonzo Philippe, elected a member in 1958.

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JAMES H. ROACH, for the past two years GHS Counseling and Guidance director, spent eight years here as a Debate, Drama, and Speech instructor. FOR COLLEGE EARL SARGENT, Senior co-sponsor, has been in charge of our Physics and Chemistry Department since 1959. MRS. MARY MARTIN and MRS. ALICE HERBEL declare that they can’t have been teaching English IV and American History for twenty years or more and sponsoring Senior classes every year to. The Seniors’ fourth sponsor, Diversified Occupations Co-ordinator R. P. DUKE is another veteran teacher with fourteen years to his credit in Guymon High. MRS. BRENDA WINTERS, com- pleting her third year as Typing I and II teacher here, displays a new electric typewriter to her co- worker, Bookkeeping and short hand instructor, MRS. LOUISE GRAMM ER, teaching her lucky thirteenth year in Guymon High. OR CAREERS