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

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SEE SAW! With Don Curtis and Randy Dusenbury lending their weight STRINGING UP a four point tie with the Sophomores, to the business, Gary Stone and Pam Griffith cut their log with speed Garland Strate, Drummer Richard Kane, and Dallas and precision for five more First Place points. Cooley soothe the Seniors and their ardent fans. FIRST AT THE FUN FESTIVAL A TERRIBLE TUSSLE, ending in a three way tie, re- Bobby Philippe, Grady Grice, and Jerry Gotcher give suited in the Tug-of-Wa at the Fun Festival. Athletic their all and more in this mighty struggle to win Seniors Patsy Kleffman, Nancy Long, Everett Mahaney, supremacy for the very aggressive Class of 1967.

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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.

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DANNIE HALL will attend college to prepare him for a career as a me- chanic. He names Physical Education as his favorite course and enjoys weight lifting and tinkering with cars in his leisure time. WHAT A NIGHT! WHAT A TRIUMPH! Sixty-six glorious First Place points, sixteen more than the Sec- ond Place Sophomores, put the Class of 1967 in the Fun Festival winners' circle November 17. Doug Huffine, the Seniors' coy Mess Guymon was second in that great contest. In the Nail Driving Gary Ralstin and his partner Bonnie Johnson scored First Place, while Dandy Dan Huddleston, with his speedy stuffer, Marilyn Long, gobbled his way to another of the Seniors' six First Place awards and sweet victory.