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

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TERESA COBB, a member of the STEVE COFFMAN, a Hooker student, Girls’ Glee Club, is a ballet and transferred here this year. Steve likes modern dance enthusiast. University to work with Show stock and is active of Oklahoma is her choice where she in FFA. He wants to be a Packing- will take courses in Nursing. House Buyer. So Many Seniors Together ALL TOGETHER! SMILE! Too many Seniors have spent the twelve years together in Guymon schools to get them all into one picture, so here are about half of them: FIRST ROW Kenneth Longbrake, Marshall Miller, Darrell Quesen- bury, Lenny Smith, Waldo Schroeder, Jim Perry, John O’Leary. MIDDLE ROW Christine Sheets, Mary Beth Mans, Bette Smith, Linda Rowden, Linda Martin, Fern Pafford, Maurine Mott, Cheryl Rhodes, Ginger Wacker, Mary Alice Quesenbury, Winnell Sheets, Charlene Place, Eugene Peilette. BACK ROW Bill Pierce, Wardell Reust, Billy Walker, Jerry Wadley, Kenny White, Harvie Steinkuehler, Arthur Tuxhorn.

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“How can you stay so serene with so much to do?” everyone asks Senior Favorite Sherrel Stephens, 1964 Miss Teenage Oklahoma and State 4-H Club Winner and Delegate to Chicago. Sherrel is in everything else besides and even manages honor rolls most of the time. Here she is receiving from fellow Favorite Bruce Chill a diamond set crown charm for her bracelet, a gift from the Senior Class. Busy Bruce knows something about hustling himself. He is Class Presi- dent and a two letter sports man, besides being a member of the 1965 El Tigre Publications organization. Miss Teen Age Oklahoma And Bruce LINDA CARTER, who is a member of the GHS Choir, serves in the library and belongs to Oklahoma School Li- brary Association. She hopes to work in a bank or office. BRUCE CHILL, President of the Class of ’65, was twice Class Vice- President. In both track and football, he names sports as his hobby. Bruce plans on a career in Law. LINDA CLAYCOMB, in Pep Club, Girls’ Glee Club, and Sextet, likes both music and medicine, so she may study Nursing or take her college degree in Music.

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“SHIVER FIRST, THEN SAY CHEESE,” and the rest of the twelve year students from the Class of ’65 have a wintry group shot in the Mall. FIRST ROW (kneeling) Eugene DuBois, Nick Byerley, Bruce Chill, Gary Gloden, Terry Lane, Ralph Gum. MIDDLE ROW Darlene Lohman, Marilyn Davison, Gwen Hicks, Cheryl Lohman, Mary Belle Foster, Georgeanna Foster, Millie Huckabey, Rae Jean Dixon, Linda Kleffman, Sharon Bragg, Kathy King, Bonnie Stodghill, Danny Hoover, Leon King. BACK ROW Bob Davis, Pascal Lind- ley, Sherman Lantz, Ruth Bounds, Linda Claycomb, Bobbie Brown, Rose Gotcher, Robinelle Curtis, Janie Imboden, Karen Liese, Chesley Bryan. Twelve Years In Tigerland RAMONA CONRADE, a member of Diversified Occupations classes, is also fond of English. Ramona wants to be a Beautician studying at Space and Form of Amarillo. GERALD COSTNER, Choir President, is also in Mixed Ensemble, Publica- tions, and on the Football team. Gerald plans to attend PAMC before chosing his career. 29