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

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 JAN BISTLINE, Senior Class Treasurer, is a member of the Orchestra and President of the Band, and in NHS. Jan placed third in the State Driving Road-e-o. SIDNEY BOHANNAN is in Band and Base- ball, which is also his hobby. Sid plans to major in Business Administration next year at East Central State College at Ada. LINDA BOSTIC is in Choir, Girls’ Choir, and Pep Club Drill Team. Because of her fondness for Commerce, she plans to be a Business Secretary after graduation. RUTH BOUNDS, a twelve year Senior in GHS, is a Band member. She likes English and knit- ting and plans to major in Psychology next year at Oklahoma State University.

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SPLISH! SPLASH! Everybody’s in the act and getting- wetter by the minute at the Seniors’ final pre-school fling in Guymon’s wonderful swimming pool. Their own mothers wouldn’t recognize most of these drenched guys and dolls, but you may be able to make out Ruth Bounds, Billy Kasselman, Linda Claycomb, Kathy King and Jerry Hill in the foreground. Others having a splattering good time are Waldo Shroeder, Terry Lane, Jerry Wadley, Jim Perry, Xick Byerlev, Phil iuttle, Christine Sheets, Pascal Lindley, and Gerald Costner. Seniors Are In The Swim JANICE ALBERTY, last year’s Girls’ state Delegate, is in National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Pep Club Drill Team, and Drama Club. Janice plans a career in Medicine. JOHNNY ANDERSON has been in GHS three years. A member of T I and Woodworkers’ Clubs, he prefers Shop and Mechanical Drawing. Johnny plans to study Commercial Art in Los Angeles next year. SANDRA ANDREWS, a four year Guymon student, is fond of Physical Education and names basketball as her hobby. Sandra will attend beauty school in Denver, to specialize as a hair stylist. WAYNE APPLEGATE has attended Guymon schools for six years. A member of the Woodworkers’ Club, he names Vocational Carpentry as a favorite subject and wants to take up the Car- pentry trade. PHIL BARBAREE, an active Library helper, is a member of OSLA and Drama Club. Phil plans to attend PAMC for advanced work in his favorite commerical subjects, Bookkeeping and Accounting. NORMA BARNETT is in Choir and Girls’ Chorus. She is accompanist for church youth groups and active in all church work. Commerce is her career field, where she hopes to be an office secretary.

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SHARON BRAGG, a twelve year Senior, is a member of Pep Club Drill Team, Choir, and Girls’ Chorus. Sharon plans to take Nurses’ Training to care for retarded children. BOBBIE BROWN, another twelve year Senior, is in Pep Club and T I. A junior high El Tigre Princess, she wants to become a Registered Nurse, training at Mercy Hospital. DONNIE BROWN came to GHS from Rolla, Kansas. Mathematics is his favorite subject and traveling his hobby. A liking for Mechanics may lead Donnie into that occupation. CHESLEY BRYAN during his twelve years at Guymon has gone out for all sports and Tiger teams. Chesley likes Drafting and plans to be a mechanic after attending PAMC. NICK BYERLEY, Senior Concession Stand Chairman, is a track specialist. Active in Drama Club and plays, he hopes to attend a Catholic College after graduation. CAROLE CADDELL, always on honor rolls, is in Band and Girls' Chorus. Chemistry ap- peals to Carole who wants to be a Medical Technician after graduation from PAMC. HERE’S A TOAST TO MISS TEEN AGE OKLA- HOMA ! Senior girls toasting Tigerland’s own Sherrel Stephens, Class of ’65, at a pre-Dallas trip supper are Charlene Place, Ruth Bounds, Teresa Cobb, Norma Gateley, Karen Root, Tamra Hooper, Bette Smith, Rae Jean Dixon, Vicki Funder burg, Kathy King, Jan Bistline, Judy Ilelmke, and Maurine Mott. Sherrel was all ready for her trip to the Miss Teenage America Contest at Dallas Nov. 13, where she appeared on CBS TV with a hundred other contestants.