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

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LIMBERING UP on the tennis court helps James Eldon Dennis in his complex job of teaching Space Age teenagers Chemistry and Physics. A PAMC graduate, Mr. Dennis came to GHS in ’63. (Picture at the left) Jim Morgan, Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor, and Social Studies teacher, is a graduate of Northwestern at Alva. He came to Central to assist with coaching duties last year. Basketball Coach Duane Hunt is enjoying his second season with the GHS Tiger cagers. A graduate of Oklahoma City University, he rounds out a very full day with Math classes. Men WHAT’S UP? Rabbits, quail, ducks, geese, and unidentified flying objects should take cover when this fearsome faculty four aim. Counselor James Roach, a GHS faculty member for twelve years assumed the Principal’s duties in the Spring semester. Harold Yoakum has been FFA Advisor in GHS since 1958. Foot- ball Coach Larry Joe Kiger came here in 1962 and teaches Social Studies as well. Sophomore Co- Sponsor John Gilbert Smith, a faculty member since 1959, teaches Biology and Physiology.

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BACK TO FORMER HAUNTS is GHS alumnus James F. Reese, Class of ’54. Tiger athlete and student leader in his high school days, he returns to Senior High as an English III teacher and Debate coach. Sponsor of Debate Club, the Junior Class, and an Assistant Central Coach, Mr. Reese still insists on getting in some tennis, golf, or skiing when the weather is right. He belongs to the Jaycees. Guymon’s Civic Clubs And Sports Please Faculty WHEN THE DAYS LENGTHEN you will see this popular faculty trio heading for the golf course. Coach James 0. Tuttle came to GHS in 1958 to coach football and teach Social Studies. Track and Weight Lifting are other activities he sponsors. The Tuttles have a Senior son Phillip and Junior High son Ronnie. GHS alum- nus Floyd Dean Kear returned here as a teacher in 1955. He teaches Vocational Carpentry and Drafting and sponsors Woodworker’s Club. Very active in civic and political af- fairs is Raymond P. Duke, Diversified Occupations Coordinator since 1949. 14

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A LONG DAY’S NIGHT it is for Chester H. Bentley and Max Tomlinson on duty taking money and tickets at Guymon Memorial Stadium’s football games. Neither however seem crushed by the work, as witness their smiles and gen- iality. Mr. Bentley came to teach here in 1939. From 1956-1960 he served the Straight School as Principal, then he returned to Central as a Seventh Grade Math teacher and sponsor. Max Tomlinson came to Junior High in the fall of 1963 as a General Science teacher to the Freshmen. MYTHOLOGY WITH NOSE APPEAL is Mrs. Zella Shubert’s approach to this classic and very popular subject. A graduate of PAMC, Mrs. Shubert took over Junior English classes here in November of 1963. This year she has added two classes of English IY and Mythology to her day.