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

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END OF THE TRAIL for Senior Cheerleaders Susan Nash and Cindy Winters finds the girls nostalgically reviewing their combined eleven years as Cub and Tiger sports pepper-up-ers, two of the best on record. PHYLLIS FRAZIER, a twelve year Senior, is a member of FHA, Math Club. NHS, Pep Club, Band. Stage Band, Orchestra, and Publications. Phyllis would like tp enter the field of Business upon graduation from col- lege. PAT GILLIAM, sometimes on honor rolls, is a member of both Science Club and Math Club. Pat's unquelled interest in chemistry may lead him to a degree in Pharmaceutics at Southwestern State in Weatherford. LINDA FRIESEN has attended Guymon High School for four years and is a member of Choir and Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca. Linda has hopes of attending PAMC where she will seek a major in Business. JANICE GOODLOE is quite an active mem- ber in the Order of Rainbow for Girls or- ganization. Janice has chosen as her pre- ference in the line of subjects Girl's Shop. She hopes to enter the field of Physical Education. BING FURNISH, a twelve year GHS Senior, is secretary of Future Farmers of America this year. Bing lists chemistry as his favorite subject and hopes to enter into the field of Veterinary Medicine. JERRY GOTCHER is sometimes on the honor roll and enjoys her biology and English classes. Jerry works as a nurse's aide and will major in either Physical Education or Business at PAMC.

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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.

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PAM GRIFFITH, o member of Pep Club, Drama Club, and Rainbows, has been in Guymon for four years. Pam enjoys English and will study X-ray technology after grad- uation from GHS. MARGARET GUM, a twelve year student in the Guymon schools, is sometimes on the honor roll and lists World History as her favorite subject. She enjoys listening to music and reading as her hobbies. BETTY JEAN JONES HADLEY enjoys sci- ence and psychology in school and drag racing as a hobby. Betty will follow a career as a lab technician or a registered nurse in addition to her duties as a housewife. WORLD TRAILS AWAIT ALL-A'S CHARLES HAGER, a member of the Wood- worker’s Club, names woodworking as his favorite subject. Charles works for Borden's Milk Company in his spare time and will attend PAMC to prepare to be an elec- trician. WORLDS TO CONQUER await the Class of '67's All-A students Larry Donovan and Garvin Quinn. All sorts of honors have been heaped on the tow. Larry s appointment to West Point and Garvin's being named Oklahoma delegate to the World 4-H Congress in Chicago are two examples of their outstanding achievements.