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

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RONNY HOLTZCLAW has only attend- ed Guymon schools for two years. In Distributive Occupations classes, Ronny is employed at Muzny Sheet Metal Co. He is undecided now about a career, but he hopes to enroll at U.C.L.A. PATRICIA HOWARD is a newcomer to the Class of '64 from Enid. Pat, who is often on honor rolls, prefers Short- hand and Typing classes, so she will probably select a career in Business after her graduation from PAMC. WALTER HULL has been a Tigerlander for nine years. With a mechanical turn of mind, Walter names Drafting as his favorite subject and automotive me- chanics as his hobby. Walter plans a career in Mechanics. KENNETH HUTCHISON, a four year Guymon student, is Vice President of the Class of '64. Kenneth has played football for four years with the Cubs and Tigers. Physics is his preferred subject, and he will attend O.S.U. WITH MR. DENNIS James Eldon Dennis, GHS' new Chemistry teacher, is a native of Blair, Oklahoma. A Sophomore co-sponsor and Science Club sponsor, he did his practice teaching here under Earl Sargent. Mr. Dennis is a graduate of PAMC. A sports fan, he enjoys active participation in hunting and fishing. WYNELDA INGELS has gone to school here for nine years. In Band md Science Club, her favorite subject is Zoology. Wynelda enjoys collecting records, and after graduation from college at PAMC, she will be an ele- mentary teacher. 25

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AS PRECISE AS ROCKET ENGINEERS, young physicists from Mr. Dennis's class set up a pulley system to determine its mechanical advantages. Charles Rigby and Don Cruzan are at Mr. Dennis's right, Jim Boland and Romie Mason to his left. IN PHYSICS' EXCITING WORLD RONNIE HINTERGARDT, a five year Guymon student, is in Band and Pep Band and possesses an Excellent music rating. Ronnie likes English and Psychology, so he is planning on a career as a Psychologist after his college days. JACK HOBSON, with twelve years as a Tigerlander to his credit, names Government as his favorite subject. Jack enjoys boxing and tennis and says he dislikes wise guys. He wants to major in Business at PAMC. CINDY HOHWEILER, another twelve year Senior, is most active in Choir, which she serves as Secretary this year. She was chosen a Choir Sweetheart Candidate. Cindy wants to attend PA C first, then go on to O.B.U.

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RUBY IVERSON, President of Future Homemakers of America, served the Oklahoma Student Librarians Association as Secretary last year. Ruby, whose best loved pastime is reading, wants to be a teacher-librarian after PAMC. JIM JEFFRIES, a Tigerlander for the last four years, has been on Tiger football and track teams. Jimmy likes water skiing and cars and Mechanical Drawing. He hopes to major in Business at Oklahoma State. LARRY JEFFUS, who is a twelve year Senior, is most interested in Vocational Agriculture, which he has served as President for the past two years. Larry is planning a career in Veterinary Medicine after graduation from OSU. BILL JOHNSON has gone to Guymon schools for five years. Mathe- matics and its allied subjects appeal most to Bill. He has not yet selected his life's profession, but says he hope to work out a major at Oklahoma State University. CURTIS JONES is President of Math Club, Vice-President of Choir, and Secretary-Reporter of Science Club. A member of the famous Norfolk Trio, Curtis will major in Electronic Engineer- ing at Texas Tech in Lubbock. PAT IS QUEEN! CHS WON 22-8