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

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JUDY EDENBOROUGH is another twelve year Guymon Senior. Judy has been a member of Choir, Orchestra, FHA and GRA. She names Bookkeep- ing as the subject she likes best, and plans to work in an office or keep house. PETE FARRIS has gone to school here nine years. An assembly Co-Chairman this year, Pete enjoys stage activities. English is his preferred subject, and he has no pet peeves. Pete wants to become a Naval Aviator. BETSY GLENDINf Tigerlander, is a i Science Clubs, Se Class, and Vice-Pr She names Teachii choice of careers. BHH RICH FORD, often on honor rolls, rated Second in last year's State Drivers' Contest. He is a member of the Golf Team, Math Club, and Choir. He plans to major in Aeronautical Engineering at O.C.C. LYLE FORTH has been Secretary of FFA for two years and on their Farm Shop Team. Lyle likes history class and loves driving a tractor. He wants to be an Elementary teacher after gradua- tion at PAMC.

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BOBBY DUNKERSON. a three year GHS Senior, lists Homemaking as her activi- ty class. Bookkeeping is a favorite subject and floral arranging her hobby. Bobby plans to major in Elementary Education at PAMC. NELSON DUSENBURY served the Class of '64 as President for three years. On the football and track team this year, he enjoys playing baseball too. Nel- son likes Mechanical Drawing and will major ‘in that field. SANDRA EATON, with six years in our schools, takes Diversified Occupa- tions and works at McDonald's. Sandra names Typing as her favorite subject and coyote hunting on horseback as her rather unusual hobby. SENIORS ARE UP THE CUPf A PAIR OF PEPPERS AT THEIR PEAK OF PERFORMANCE are Class of '64 Cheerleaders Barbara Massey and Sue Carter. Full of clever ideas to keep that coveted Class Pep Trophy Cup labeled Seniors, these girls never forget that, first of all, their job is to keep all GHS solidly behind the team. At the right, a confused under- classman kowtows to the Pep Club Sacred Circle, with the help of Burl Potter, Marcus Alexander, and Mike Reeder, Tiger Pep Club muscles.

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RALPH GRAY, with twelve years as a Tigerlander, is often on honor rolls. A golf enthusiast, Ralph is a member of the Tiger Golf team. English is Ralph's favorite subject, but he will major in Medicine at Oklahoma University. TERRELL GRAY has attended Guymon schools for eight years. In T l, he is employed at the S H Tractor Com- pany. Terrell's pet peeves are teach- ers and goats. He wants to be a rancher and will attend PAMC after graduation. ALL A DREAM GIRLS THIS IS NOT THE A WAY Everything is wrong here. Phones, radios, and record players are not the ingredients from which high grades are made. Marilyn Pierce, Jeannie Stewart, Pat Mallard, and Tara Peppers, Class of '64 top grade getters, may seldom be seen in such a frivolous pose as this. TINA GRAY has always gone to school here. With music as her greatest tal- ent, she always makes honor rolls and is Secretary of N.H.S. Tina loves out- door sports but plans to major in Mu- sic at Oklahoma State. LINDA HAIGOOD is often on honor rolls. She lists history and math as preferred subjects and working cross- word puzzles as her hobby. She wants to be a secretary after business col- lege. JERRE ANN HARMAN is GHS Miss Library Lady. She has served the Ok- lahoma Library Association as both President and Secretary. She will major in library Science at Oklahoma U. e