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

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LIKE KNIGHTS OF OLD fighting for their Queen, the Tigers rolled up a mightly 22-8 victory score over the Invading Ulysses Tigers to honor Homecoming Football Queen Pat Mallard and her Court. Escort- ing Queen Pat is Captain Jerry Behne. Her attendants are Jane Hitch with Kenneth Hutchison, and Sue Carter with Gary Win- ters. Jesters are Melinda Powell and Candy DeWolfe, seated before the panoply. CECIL KUYKENDALL, another of the Class of '64 twelve year regulars, is very fond of his Mythology class. Cecil names tennis as his favorite pastime. Cecil plans to attend a school of Cosme- tology in Denver, Colo. BOBBY LEWIS has ten yeaw in Tigerland to his credit, seven of those years with perfect attendance. Bobby has a mechanical turn, likes Mechanical Drawing, and will probably go into Automotive Mechanics next year. CAROLYN KNUTSON, from Blue Jacket, is a member of FHA. Carolyn prefers commercial subjects and grammar. You will find her reading or sewing in her leisure time. She may choose Nursing or Decorating as a career. DALE LEWIS, with five years in Guymon schools, is sometimes on honor rolls and enjoys his hobby, geology. He likes Mechanical Drawing best and wants to major in Electrical Engineering at Oklahoma State University. CAROL LONG has been in Central and GHS three and one-half years. English and World History are her preferred subjects. She enjoys horseback riding and reading. She will enter business as a typist or telephone operator.

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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

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MARY LONGBOTHAM, Co-Editor of El Tigre, is serving Science Club as Vice- President for the second time. Mary, whose hobbies are reading and skiing, plans to teach English after graduation from OU or OCU. SHARON LOWE is active in musical groups including All-State Choir. She has science interests too, with Physiol- ogy her preferred subject. Sharon, often on honor rolls, is going to be a Laboratory Technician. CAROLYN L'ROY, an eleven year Tigerlander, is in Choir and Speech. Carolyn's hobbies are outdoor sports. With a distaste for poorly groomed people, chic Carolyn will become a Beautician after graduation. DONNY MALLARD, a Tiger football player this year, is active in Band and DeMolay. Mythology is his favorite subject, hunting his hobby. Donnie wants a career in Electrical Engineer- ing after attending OU. JUS TONE LITTLE TEST. PLEASE! PAT MALLARD, always on honor rolls, is a member of NHS and OHS. She was Football Queen this year and also FFA Sweetheart. A Class Favorite, Pat has always gone to school here. She will attend PAMC next September. ROMIE MASON, who has gone to Guy- mon schools for eight years, is usually on honor rolls. He is most interested in Chemistry, winning an award for his Chemistry Project. Romie wants a career a a Pharmacist.