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

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RANDY DUSENBURY, sometimes on honor rolls, has attended Guymon schools for nine years. Randy is an all-around sports enthusi- ast having participated in football and golf. He plans on a teacher-coach career. DEL ENDERS, Vice-President of the Senior Class and an All-District footballer, also en- joys basketball and track. Del was football captain this year and prefers a degree in Mechanical Engineering. NANCY LONG FLY has attended school here in Guymon for seven years and says that she enjoys reading and all outdoor sports. Nancy is a member of the Wood- workers Club and lists her occupation as a housewife. Humor, Earthy And Worthy YOU SHOULD HAVE WARNED US, ED! Certainly not in their best heads-up, shoulders-back, feet-on-the-floor posture, the Seniors await the next number at their Class of '67 Jan- uary assembly. Photographer Ed Lobit has here immortalized the wide awake, intellectual group for posterity and El Tigre.

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WAYMON S. DEES, a four year student in the Guymon schools, enjoys tinkering with cars and likes bookkeeping and business courses. Waymon will attend PAMC and will major in Business or make a career out of the Army. ALICE DELANO, FHA president, is a mem- ber of Math Club and Rainbows. Alice en- joys music and plays the piano and the organ. She will attend college at PAMC and major in either Home Economics or Mathematics. LARRY DONOVAN, always on honor rolls, is President of Moth Club and is a member of NHS and Science Club. Larry lists sci- ence as his best-liked subject and plans on an Army career. Newcomers In An Old Setting

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GAY FORD, President of Pep Club. Secre- tary of NHS, and Class of '67 Secretary for two consecutive years, is also a member of Choir and Girls' Choir. Gay plans on a Business major at OSU. ALAN FOSTER, a twelve year Guymon Senior, is sometimes on honor rolls and has been football manager for the past three years. Alan is very much interested in the field of Law and hopes to pursue his interest. At Senior Assembly The Last Night show presented by the Seniors for their January assembly program featured Harlan Hinds as Johnny Carson, TV's famous Master of Ceremonies, with a talented slate of Class of '67 entertainers. Soloist Bolivar Shagnasty Huffine and the Sucker Sisters— Marlene Chenault, Jean Meyer, and Liz Buford—gave voice to the sentimental and the sort-of-silly in songs. A quartet to end all quartets, the lies—Fragile Campbell, Agile Ratiief, Hostile Quinn, and Mobile Imboden—out-Johnny-ed Johnny Carson Hinds in a quip and chop interview period after their musical numbers.