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

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KAREN BUNCH, an honor roll regular, is in Pep Club, Choir, GRA, and FHA. Karen names Biology as her best liked subject and reading as a hobby. After obtaining a degree at PAMC, she plans to teach school. HERMAN BUNGER has been a Tiger- lander for eight years. In Math and Science Club, Herman also enjoys his work in Choir where he is president. He likes golf and finds Drafting his best class. He will attend PAMC. Mr. Football is Kenneth Hutchison, Vice-President of the Class of '64 and a winning Favorite this year. A record of four years on Cub and Tiger football teams is one of his fine distinctions. Kenneth was honored by the students of GHS last year when he was selected to represent our school at Boys' State at OU. Being on time is one of the many reasons for Ken's popularity and one that will smooth his years at OSU. A PAIR OF 1964 WINNERS KENNETH AND JANE DANA BYERS, one of Tigerland's very poplar identical twins, likes Typing and Shorthand and plans to enter a business career after attending PAMC and Oklahoma State University. Chic Dana dislikes poor grooming.

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JERALD BOOKLESS, a student of Guy- mon schools for nine years, enjoys his activity in the High School Choir. Jerald names Math as his favorite subject, working on cars as his hobby, and plans to be an engineer. VICKI BOSTON lists Choir and danc- ing as her activities. But cheerleading for four years was an important past assignment for Vicki. She is going to OSU where she will major in Physical Education or Business. BRUCE BREITHAUPT, another twelve year Guymon student, is in Choir and Science Club. Hobbies of Bruce's are cars and art work. With a fondness for Physics and Chemistry, he plans to be a Medical Technician. 13

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Gracious Jane Hitch is no stranger to the ranks of royalty, having been named Football Queen in her Sophomore year and in 1963 ' Miss Guymon. Jane has twice been honored as a Class Favorite, in her Freshmen year and now as a Senior. She was named to All-State Choir this year and to All-State Orchestra as a Freshman. Her inter- ests in stage arts will probably lead her to major in Drama next year at Oklahoma State University. HARVEY CARTER, Vice-President of NHS and Treasurer of his class, was a Boys' Stater last year. President of his D.O. Club, Harvey wants to go to OSU where he will prepare to be a coach and teacher of English. TANA BYERS, like her twin Dana, has been active in Pep Club, GRA, and Girls' Choir. Typing and English are favorite subjects; her hobbies dancing and record collecting. After college Tana wants to be a Secretary. MELISSA CAMP, in OHS and NHS, is always on honor rolls. President of Band, she has won numerous Band awards and was named Masonic Stu- dent of Today. Athletic Melissa plans to major in Physical Education at OCU.