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

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GENE ADAMS, president of his class and of NHS, is an all-sports star and sports editor of El Tigre. A four year GHS student. Gene will attend PAMC where he will major in Mathematica. ROLAND ADCOCK lists Choir and Speech as his activities and instru- mental music as his hobby. With four and one half years here, Roland plans to become a minister after training at Southwestern Assembly of God. MARCUS ALEXANDER has gone to Guymon schools for ten and one half years. A Tiger football player this year, Marcus will attend Colorado State with a career as a coach or psychologist as his ultimate goal. CLASS OF 1964 IS OUT TO CATCH THE BIG ONES

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CLASSES

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DARRELL ANDREWS, a Diversified Oc- cupations student, is employed at Cal's Laundry. Darrell came to Guymon to school three years ago and names history as his best liked subject. He plans to attend Southwestern State. BETTY JO BARBEE, who excels in gym, has been a Tigerlander for four years. The sit-up champion of GHS, Betty delights in new exercises. With an interest in commercial subjects, Betty will enter the business world. BILLY BATTERMAN, president of Or- chestra this year, is also on the track team. Exhibiter of a Grand Champion calf his Junior year, he will attend OSU where he will major in Mechani- cal Engineering. CHS' BIGGEST SENIOR CLASS Naturally you could expect the biggest class ever to graduate from Guymon High School to do everything in the best possible way, beginning with the election of this sterling slate of officers here fishing for porpoises, tuna, or sardines in Lake Sunset. Secretary Betsy Glendinning is catching bait for Treasur- er Harvey Carter. Class of '64 President Gene Adams is a bit squeamish, so kindly Vice- President Kenneth Hutchison impales the worms and basks in the September sun. 11