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

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TEDDIE JEFFERS, Senior section El Tigre editor, was in Band for five years, in Oklahoma Honor Society, and the Junior Play. Liking chemistry and algebra, she hopes to major in Biochemistry at Panhandle. FRANK KOCH a twelve year Guy- mon student, likes history, particu- larly Oklahoma History. His hob- bies are hunting and working on cars. Frank plans to enlist in the Navy. JERRY JENSEN, in Guymon schools during his high school years only, is a member of Wood- workers Club. He says he likes shop best and hunting better. His career is Mechanics. PATTY KEEZER, who would like to be a teacher, says her favored subject is English. Patty likes to keep fit hy swimming and danc- ing. Her pet peeve is inattention to grooming. LOU MS FOOTBALL 41UEEJS ROBERT LAMAR, a member of Thespians and El Tigre staff, says hunting and horseback riding are his best loved recreations. After college at PAMC Robert wants to be a veterinarian. SHERRY JOHNSON, who wants to teach in the grades after grad- uation from Central at Edmond, is FHA president and a Pep Club member. Sherry likes Homemaking and dislikes complainers.

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ROSETT IVIE is a member of GHS Pep Club. With sewing as her best liked pastime, and social service as her interest, Rosett would like to enter the Foreign Mission field. NINE OF OUR NICEST, most gracious Class of '63 girls were named by Guymon's Entre Nous ladies as Girls-of-the-Month. Posing at morning coffee in the lovely off-campus home of Mrs. Henry Herber are Diedra Goff, Lou Behne, Bette Byers, Betty Wilson, Carolyn Jo Byerley, Robin Clements, Margaret Vaughan, Kathie Waldrop and Paula English. WOMEN’S CLUB HOX0PBEES GEORGE HERBSTREIT, a nine year student of Guymon schools, is active in DeMolay, Teen Age Re- publicans and Publications. George likes his English and wants to be a Pediatrist. VIRGINIA HILL, often on honor roll, is one of many twelve year Guymon students. Virginia espec- ially likes English and Diversified Occupations and plans a career as a bookkeeper. JOANNA IVERSON, in Tigerland for seven years, is another Senior who is often on honor roll. Joanna, whose hobby is cooking, likes Eng- lish and wants to be a secretary.

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MM inn I MAW MM STY AM AII) Mud and ruffles, masculine determination and feminine appeal, combine to make this picture of Captain Joe Lane and his lovely 1962 Football Queen Lou Behne the El Tigre Photography Winner of the year. Grief and glories were mixed as the muddy Tigers bowed to the Woodward Boomers in a 12-20 loss; however, Queen Lou and her equally radiant Queen Candidate attendants, Bette Rae Byers and Harri Halford, backed by an enthusiastic Home- coming crowd at Memorial Stadium, October 5, emerged with their spirits, at least, undampened. FREDDIE LANDESS has served as Class of ’63 vice-president for five years. An NHS member and Rotary Boy of the Month, he likes Algebra II and says that he will