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

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PEGGY CASSELS has attended Guymon schools for four years. Belonging to FHA. Pep Club, and Girls Glee Club, Peggy lists record collecting as her favorite pastime. She plans to attend the Enid Business College upon her graduation. BOBBY GENE CHAMBERS, a newcomer from Clovis, New Mexico, is in Di- versified Occupations this year. Active in Band, Bobby says hunting is his leisure pursuit. After graduation in the sprinq he will prepare for a career at ENMU. RICKY CHANCELLOR, an avid golfer, has been a member of GHS's class of 1968 for four years. Ricky is currently serving as president of his church's youth group and will follow a career in business administration or as a golf pro. SHANNON CLARKE, o twelve year Senior, is a member of the Pep Club, Girls Glee Club, and Band. Shannon is an avid skiing enthusiast and will attend Eastern Now Mexico University to study towards a career as a band or choir conductor.

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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.

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Rw PooiboM OMWlO-Jttft To paraphrase the song, Okla- homa , everything was going our way at the Homecoming football game, Friday night, September 22, when the Guymon Tigers downed Alva's Goldbugs, 35-26, before a wildly screaming stadium, packed with frantic GHS fans. Halftime ceremonials based on the theme, Football-—-Oklahoma Style were climaxed by Senior Captain Doug McKinnon's crowning of his classmate, Rita Jo Fitzgerald, as 1967 Football Queen. Her attendants were Diana Wing and Nancy Dixon, es- corted by Steve Hedrick and Jerry January. On the next page, Montee Sue Long drives the surrey with the fringe on top bearing the Queen candidates downtown for the big Homecoming Parade pep promotion. LINDA COLE, a twelve-year Senior, is the vice-president of Pep Club and of the Bond, class representative on the Student Council, and the Moth Club reporter. In NHS. Orchestra, Choir, and Stage Band, Linda will ottend Panhandle.