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

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ROBERT RICHARDS has spent his five years in the teaching profession in the Guymon System where he teaches general science and sponsors Ninth Graders. MRS. BESSIE ADAMS is proud of her twenty-nine happy years on the Junior and Senior High School faculties as a speech and English teacher. A Ninth Grade sponsor this year, she is also their English teacher. U. P. LINDLEY, an- other veteran Guymon teacher, has fifteen busy years to his credit as a Ninth Grade math teacher and sponsor at Central Junior High School. FOR US TOO HAROLD YOAKUM, Vocational Agriculture director for five years here, is a graduate of OSU. His FFA boys swear by their advisor who wants every job well done but likes hunt- ing, bowling, and the outdoor life. WALLACE LYNN has taught many subjects in his six years in Guymon, including industrial arts, social studies, and coaching. A co-sponsor this year, he teaches his Seventh Graders literature and science.

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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

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GAYLON MENDENHALL, Senior High’s new basket- ball coach, is no new Tigerland teacher, having come here in 1956. He divides his day between high school where he teaches geometry and higher arithmetic, and i’unior high, where he coaches football. LARKY JOE CYGER, a graduate of Northeastern State at Tahle- quah with a Master's from OSU, is a Tiger football coach and social studies teacher. Because his pet peeve is a team that loafs, Mr. Kyger like the Tiger spirit. CHARLES O’DONNELL, with two years com- pleted as a Tiger football coach and social studies teacher, names hunting and fishing as his leisure inter- ests. Coach O’Donnell is an East Central alumnus. JAMES O. TUTTLE, Tigerland’s athletic director and Senior High football coach, is rounding out his fifth year in Guymon. Mr. Tuttle is hard at work on an All School Physical Fitness program in response to the President’s accent on national health.