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

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0SMWO ezStoj PAYDAY bVADVA LITTLE TIGER KITTENS help boost the Class of '68 treasury with their coke purchases from Senior Co-Sponsors Glen Phillips and Mrs. Ruth Shackel- ford. In the background the Senior Concession Stand crew for the night—Diana Schott, Janet Will- bourn, Chuck Ellis, Nancy Gribble, and Richard Imboden wonder if they were ever little. And Thoifr Qp(H 60 6 To JONETTE BRYAN is a member of Drama Club, Pep Club, and Girls' Choir. She has accomplished the honor of participat- ing in the annual All State Choir for the past two years. Jonette will attend South- western for a music career. ALICE BRYANT, a sports enthusiast, loves to play softball and basketball. Alice is often on the honor rolls and says that she dislikes smart-alecks. Alice will attend PSC to prepare for a career in the teaching profession. JANICE BURKE has attended Guymon schools for six years. Active in Choir, Pep Club and Girls' Chorus, Janice is in the GHS Stage Band and is also a member of the All-State Band. She will prepare for a medical career at Kansas City U.

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RANDY BARNETT, choir president and member of Boys' Glee Club, played the lead in My Fair Lady. He has lettered in both football and basketball. Randy, a member of NHS, plans to prepare for a career in Aeronautic Drafting. SANDRA BOOKOUT, a member of FHA and Pep club, has attended Guymon Schools for the past six years. Often on the honor rolls, she enjoys reading in her spare time. Sandro would like to become a secretary as well as a house- wife. MIKE BORING has been a two-year let- terman in basketball and has lettered three times while on the GHS golf team. Serving as a Student Council repre- sentative this year, Mike plans to attend OU and follow a career in dentistry. QjpVuJb Qbbdk Qjdua Qtodo4 The pressure was on when Photographer Ed Lobit snapped this Senior work crew in the east sleeve hall. All hands, including Sponsors Mary Martin and R. P. Duke, were pitching in to get the Class of '68 Homecoming banners completed. Randy King is pulling off his boots, while Phil Kit- tle, Nancy Gribble, Doug Dale, Doug Mc- Kinnon, and Dianna Wing twist, place, and paste. Neat Seniors! JACQUE BROWN. El Tigre Editor, is in Pep Club, Drama Club, and Spanish Club after attending school here for three years. She sings in the Girls' Glee Club and in her church choir. A major in English is her goal at Minnesota U.

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CARROLL BUXTON, a GHS Tiger gridder, plans to attend either Panhandle State College or Central State. In either case, Carroll wants to major in Mortuary Science. He lists football as his favorite hobby in Guymon High School. JILL BYERLEY, a twelve year Senior in Guymon, is always on the Honor Roll. A member of the GHS Choir, she also enjoys tennis and dancing. Jill plans to go to college at PSC and probably will follow the secretarial field for a career. RODNEY CAMPBELL, has attended Guymon schools for six years. A Diversified Occupations student, Rodney's main interest is in automobiles and he dislikes reckless drivers. A career in electronics at Okmulgee State Tech is his goal. CHERI LEE CARMODY, a senior newcomer from Nebraska, is an active member in the Guymon Tiger Marching Band. Cheri voices a fervent dislike for people who mispronounce her name. She v ill attend Kearney State College and major in law. READY FOR RAIN which never seems to last for more than a minute in the Panhandle are Senior newcomers. Bobby Chambers came to the Class of 1968 from Clovis, New Mexico. A Senior addition from the North is Gale Asmussen from Watertown, South Dakota. Nebraskan Cheri Carmody 'ast attended Grand Island High School. Hope- fully sharing her umbrella is Dwayne Fronterhouse from Hooker, GHS' rival to the north.