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

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Two Top Guymon School Teams The Aldens, Central Junior High School Principal E. M. and Second Grade Teacher Alma, have served Guymon schools since 1946. Worthy members of this community and devoted professional people, they both bring a warm kindliness to their daily work and a feeling of comfortable security to the students who find themselves in the Aldens’ wide and unforgettable area of influence. 9

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The Spenners, George W. and Della, have been important citizens here since 1944, when Mr. Spenner became Superintendent of the Guymon Schools. A Sixth Grade teacher, Mrs. Spenner was soon to become a valued member of the Elementary faculty. Dependable, painstaking, progressive, the Spenners have been instrumental in the development of a school system second to none in the High Plains area.

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HANDWORK ENTHUSIASTS are Georgia Ruth La Mar and Brenda E. Winters, enjoying their needlepoint and knitting after school at the La Mar home. Librarian La Mar came to GHS first as an English III teacher in 1953. Mrs. Winters, a graduate of Dakota Wesleyan University, has taught typing here since 1960, commuting daily from PAMC campus with her Junior son Steve. PURSUIT OF BEAUTY is reflected in the hobby of this talented group of Guymon teachers, displaying some of their original paintings. Hostess Jo Bennet Dunham, Tiger- land’s new Art teacher, is a graduate of Northeastern State at Talequah. She has a son Michael in grade school. Sophomore Eng- lish teacher Mayme Shaffer paints for relaxa- tion and enjoys her large GHS classes which she has taught since 1956. Mrs. Shaffer has a Junior daughter Susan. We Mix School Work “NOTHING SO RESTFUL AS READING,” says Seventh Grade English teacher Myrtle Wilt, just settling into her new Guymon residence where she posed for El Tigre’s photographer here. Mrs. Wilt, who has a Junior son Stephen, came to Central Junior High School in the fall of 1962. 10