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

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KAY CAVIN in her Sophomore year served as FHA reporter and B team cheerleader. Although me- chanical drawing is her favorite subject, she plans to be either a beautician or nurse after college at Texas U. ROBIN CLEMENTS, for three years a class officer, is also a repeater as Class Favorite. Robin, who loves Spanish and dancing, wants to be a teacher of dancing or elementary grades on finshing at OSU. MARY LYNN COUCH, a student of Guymon schools for eight years, names English as the subject she Drefers. Mary Lynn plans to at- tend business or beauty school and to become either a secretary or a beautician. TEEN AGE REPUBLICANS who won’t have to wait a lifetime to celebrate their first Oklahoma victory for the Big Gray Elephant are Class of ’63 GOP enthusiasts Helene Leath, TAR President George Herb- streit, Allen Petty, Mike Lindsay, Carolyn Jo Byerley, Jeannie Mattheyer, Teddie Jef- fers, Butch Wilson, and Jack “All-I-Want- for-Christmas” Trotter. LINDA CRUZAN, who has attend ed our schools for nine and one- half years, has been in Oklahoma and National Honor Societies for three years. Her favorite subject, typing, will be basic when she be- comes a secretary.

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GARY BUTLER, a newcomer to GHS last year, is vice-president of Math Club and a member of Scien- ce Club. Naming math analysis as his favorite subject, Gary plans a career in Medicine or Psychiatry after college. CAROLYN JO BYERLEY has spent six years as a Cub and Tiger cheerleader. Active in Thespians Drama Club and Choir, her enter- taining talents are always in de- mand at civic clubs. Dancing is her hobby. BETTE RAE BYERS, El Tigre Co- editor, has been a cheerleader, Class Favorite, and this year was first runner-up for Football Queen Candidate. Bette would like to be a medical technician or secretary after OSU. 18 TARS ARE STARS liV 963

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As pretty and personable as her picture promises, Lou Behne, Class of ’63 Very Nice Girl and Favorite for three years, has almost more activi- ties than El Tigre can list. A recent Pioneer Day Queen, 1963 FHA reporter, and a band twirler for three years, she is also in Choir and GRA. Lou is almost always on honor roll and never says “No” when asked to serve for a good cause. She doesn’t approve of dreary, slovenly people but likes every- body. Lou should certainly be a delight to her patients when she begins her career as a nurse. Her greatest thrill came this year when she was crowned Football Queen for 1962. OLETA DARNELL, a Tigerlander for eight years, says that she en- joys her bookkeeping classes best of all. Painting in oils is her most absorbing hobby, but her career plans are centered in secretarial in- terests. VJV6 LOU BRENDA DENNEY, with special talents in the drama field, was named to All-State Acting Team as a Freshman. For the past two years she has served as Class Assembly Chairman. Brenda will attend PAMC next fall. 20