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

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SO SOPHISTICATED AND UPTOWN looking in their for- mal attire, the Girls and Boys of-the-Month pose on Beaver River Bridge for this unusual photograph, El Tigre staff's nomination for Picture ot the Year. The girls are named by Guymon's most active women's club, Entre Nous. The boys are selected by Guymon's Rotary Club. Across the bridge span are Christy Moore with Paul Black, Jacque Roach with Larry Donovan, Nancy Lynn with Paul Camp- bell, Alice Delano with Del Enders, Gay Ford with Garvin Quinn, Phyllis Frazier with Everett Mahaney, Susan Nash with Gary Ralstin, Kathy Howell with Harlan Hinds, and Neil Craig with Marlene Chenault. Civic Clubs Bridge The Gap MARILYN LONG is a member of Pep Club and Girls Chorus, and has offended the Guymon schools for the past eight years. Marilyn prefers a career as a stenographer upon graduation from PAMC. NANCY LYNN is a member of Pep Club, Choir, Girls Chorus, and National Honor Society. She is also Historian of Moth Club. Nancy says that shorthand is her favorite subject and plans on a Business major at OSU. MONEKA McCRORY is a member of No- tional Honor Society, Oklahoma Honor So- ciety, and Mu Alpha Theta. She also re- ceived the '67 Homemaker award. Moneka prefers English and will attend OSU.

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Let's Get Lucky With Joleen And Del MICHAEL LINDLEY, a science and math zealot, names hunting and fishing as his favorite pastimes. Michael will attend Amarillo Junior College and major in Computer Electronics. DAVID LIVELY, who is sometimes on the honor rolls, names horseback riding as his favorite pastime and Physical Education as his favorite hobby. David will major in education at PAMC. FRED LOGSDON, an all sports man, participates in football, basketball, and track. Fred enjoys hunting and fishing and v ill major in Forestry at PAMC after graduation from GHS. JIM LONG, who has attended Guymon schools for two years, enjoys football, basketball, and track. Jim lists History as his favorite subject ana will attend college at Southwestern to prepare him for teaching. Sure to make long drives and straight putts in the game of golf or life are Class of '67 Favorites Joleen Carter and Del Enders, a pair of Tigerland's nicest people. Twice named to Class Favorite honors, Joleen was DeMolay Sweetheart this year as v ell as a Football Queen Candidate. Del Enders is vice-president of the Senior Class, Basketball Editor of El Tigre, and a tri-sports Tiger. Del was a football captain this year and named to the All-District Football team. He plans a career in Mechanical Engineering after college.

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n Between School And Town EVERETT MAHANEY, sometimes on the hon- or roll, is an all-around sports man. Everett is fond of football, track, and basketball. Among his other activities. Everett has been the Class of '67 Treasurer since his Fresh- man year. ANNETTE MANDUANO, a member of Dra- ma Club and Girls Chorus, enjoys dancing ond horseback riding in her spare time. She names Typing as her favorite subject and will major in business at college. JEAN MEYER is active in Pep Club, Math Club, Girls Chorus, and FHA. Jean studies music as a pastime and enjoys Publications class in school. She will attend Southwestern and follow a career os a Physical Therapist. PHIL MILLIKEN, a newcomer from Musko- gee, lists History as his favorite subject and motorcycling os his hobby. Phil will attend Ada Teacher's College to prepare him as a teacher of American History. CHARLES MINGLE, an ardent musician, is active in his church choir and the high school band. Charles will attend college at the University of Kansas and will major in either Political Science or Music.