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

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MRS. Rl'TH SHACKELFORD has spent seventeen years in Guymon teaching varied subjects—English, drama, speech, geography — but she now devotes her full time to high school Spanish. TO VARY THE DAY LORENZ BOYD, a graduate of South- western at Weatherford, began his work as speech, drama, and debate director at mid-year, on the resignation of Shelton Garner. Mr. Boyd taught at Clinton be- fore taking up free-lance photo-journal- ism in the Denver area where he and his family have spent the past four years. GILBERT SMITH, a PAMC alumnus, has completed four years in GHS as a biology, physiology, and zoology teacher. He is a co-sponsor of this year’s very large Sophomore Class. MISS MARGARET WRIGHT, who returned to GHS as a teacher after graduating here and completing her degree at PAMC, teaches driver education and co-sponsors the Snnhnmnres MRS. MAYME SHAFFER. GHS Sopho- more English teacher, has spent seven years on our high school faculty and from 1943-1946 teaching elementary students here. She too helps to sponsor the bumper Sophomore Class. BOB WYETT who came to GHS in the spring of 1959, teaches three different math classes this year—math analysis, Algebra II, and plane geometry. He also co-sponsors M.tL PI..L n A fko QrtnhnmAPPC

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MRS. CHARLENE WHITE, a GHS alumna her- self, has taught homemaking here since the spring semester of 1958. A graduate of OSU, she spon- sors Future Homemakers of America and co- sponsors the Junior Class. DEAN KEAR, an- other Guymon High and PAMC alumnus, has been vocational carpentry, drafting, and shop in- structor here for eight years. Mr. Rear sponsors Woodworkers Club and co-sponsors the Juniors. MRS. GEORGIA LAMAR is rounding out an even ten years at GHS. Along with her English III she has inaugurated mythology and reading classes. Mrs. Lamar is very active in English Council at the state level. MRS. DORIS STEELE, new school librar- ian this year, is a graduate for the Uni- versity of Tulsa. Moving here with her husband and family, she has four chil- dren in the grades and junior high and a pre-schooler. Mrs. Steele’s long school day starts at eight and ends at four fif- teen, her hours being divided between Junior and Senior High. THISIS THE WAY GLEN PHILLIPS, a GHS and Panhandle alumnus, has been teach- ing here for two years. His woodworking classes are comprised of boys from the Seventh to the Twelfeth Grades. Mr. Phillips also sponsors an Industrial Arts Club.

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HARRY WARD. Senior and Junior High Band director for three years likes this area, and the Panhandle certainly approves of Director Ward’s skilled musical organizations. A grad- uate of OSU, he has previously taught in Oklahoma, Nevada, and Montana schools. MRS. CAROLYN BLACKWELL, taking over the Art De- partment this year, is another Northeastern State alumna from Tahlequah. An Eighth Grade co-sponsor, she instructs classes at all levels from Eighth Graders to Seniors. MRS. EDNA BRECHEEN, on Central Junior High facultv for seven years, is a co-sponsor and English teacher of Eighth Graders. MISS HELEN HOFFERBER, a four year Central facu- lty member, likes sponsoring her Eighth Graders and teaching them science and English. MRS. PATRICIA LEE, teaching her lucky thirteenth year in Central, divides her time between Eighth and Ninth Grade math classes, but sponsors Eighth Graders. LOTS TO OO