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

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Good Teachers Find Work Relaxing WHAT BEATS BASKETBALL as a recreation? Central’s cage Coach Robert James is a man who finds his work with young people truly reward- ing. A Central State graduate, Mr. James has taught Social Subjects and Physical Education, in addition to his coaching duties, since coming to Cen- tral Junior High in 1962, A FAVORITE OF EL TIGRE STAFF MEMBERS is Mrs. Bessie Adams, Ninth Grade Sponsor and English teacher. “She is so nice and helpful to us’ j i ,ss editors say—an opinion that is echoed by her many students since 1932 Mrs Lavona Martin is Mrs. Adams’ PAMC teacher trainee for the first semester. ALASKAN BANKERS? This rugged faculty pair are part of the warmly clad men who man their posts at every football home game at the Stadium. You will also see Willard B. Lee, properly suited, in his role of Secretary of the Athletic Fund at all other ball games, or you may catch him busily handing out State textbooks in the fall. Between times he teaches the Seventh Graders Geography, lie and Mrs. Lee came to Guymon as teachers in 1949. Wallace Lynn came to Tigerland in 1957. He has taught Shop, Social Studies, and Drafting and coached in Central. This year he has Seventh Grade Literature and Science. His children Gary, Nancy, Karen and Debra are all Kittens, Cubs, or Tigers. 17

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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.

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Tigerland’s problems, business and clerical, disappear as if by magic at the touch of these charming and efficient ladies. Mrs. Ann Bender took over the Bursar’s duties during the 1958-59 school year and has managed school finances since that time. Mrs. Joe Lane, Secretary to Superintendent Spenner, began her work in the Admin- istration office in 1955. Mrs. Joan Thompson, Senior High office secretary, spent the first semester in GHS before moving from Guymon in January. Newest addi- tion to the clerical staff is Mrs. Elaine Thompson, a grad- uate of PAMC, who assumed the multiple duties in the Principal’s office during the spring semester. Tigerlands Trouble Shooters