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

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SUE ANN CARTER, for the six years she has attended Guymon schools, has been a Cheerleader. She belongs to Math and Science Club, Pep Club, and National Cheerleaders Association. Sue, who loves Science, will be a Nurse. MARC CAUDLE is very active in De Molay, a group he serves this year as Master Councilor. Marc is a Physics enthusiast who hopes to continue in his favorite subject or take a degree in Law at Oklahoma State. LONNIE CHILDRESS who has been a Tigerlander for six years is in Choir. English is Lonnie's preferred subject, and his hobbies are sports and music. He plans a Business career after at- tending PAMC or OBU. NAH, HE CAN'T REALLY, CAN HE? Ronnie Bauer, new member of the Class of '64 from Ulysses, Kansas, is having trouble believing that Coun- selor James Roach can help him make a quite accurate decision about a vocational choice. That file at the right of Susan Hendrix from Okinawa is full of test results to help Mr. Roach guide Tigerlanders into early occupational selections. Other newcomers to the class getting acquainted with guidance office aids are Terry Thomas from Liberal, Kansas; Patsy Howard from Tecumseh; and Carolyn Knutson from Blue Jacket. MR. ROACH'S ROOM LOU CLUCK is in NHS, FHA, OHS, Math and Science Clubs, Band, Orches- tra and Pep Club, all of which she has served as an officer. Her favorite sub- ject is Math and her hobby sports. She will major in Math at PAMC. 16

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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.

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 VERNON COSTNER, a Guymon student for nine and one half years, is on the basketball and track teams. Govern- ment is Vernon's best liked subject, and he loves to play his guitar. He wants to be a musician. ANNIE COTTON, a Diversified Occupa- tions student, is employed at TG Y. Annie, whose favorite subject is Span- ish, collects rocks and dislikes un- friendly people. After high school, she would like to study Nursing. Guidance Counselor James Roach may be found in his office early and late helping Tigerlanders with their personal and career problems. GHS is fortunate in having the full time assistance of a man trained in this essential capacity. WHERE BRUCE CRAWFORD, Vice President of the D.O. Club, works for Guymon Drug Co. He has served De Molay as a Master Councilor. Bruce likes work- ing on cars and is annoyed at critical oeoole. He will study Law. GO TO HELP OUR SELVES