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

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Doug D tOaOv MIKE ENNS, an industrious member of FFA, was elected president of the organization in his Junior year and was re-elected in 1968. Mike also served as reporter during his Sophomore year. Mike will attend Southwestern State. LEON FERGUSON, a twelve year Senior, plays the violin in the orchestra. Collecting stamps and performing magical stunts fulfill part of his leisure time. Leon will attend Panhandle State to prepare for a career as a lab technician. RITA JO FITZGERALD, a twelve-year Senior, is a member of the Pep and Drama clubs. Elected cheerleader and Football Queen during her Senior year, Rita Jo has placed well in area beauty contests. She will attend Oklahoma State. DWAYNE FRONTERHOUSE, a newcomer to Guymon High from Hooker, keeps busy with Diversified Occupations. After graduating this spring, Dwayne plans on attending Panhandle State College in preparation for a computer programming career. CHERYL ANN FURNISH, a member of Choir, Orchestra, Pep Club, and Debate Club, has been the Texas County leader of the Jr. March of Dimes for two years. Cheryl is in 4H, likes reading, and plans to major in Home Economics at SWSC. BILL GARRISON, who is on the golf team, has attended Guymon Schools for twelve years. In his spare time, Bill likes to play pool, hunt, box, fish, and work on cars. He plans to go to college, but as yet he is undecided about a career. JAMES GATELEY has attended Guymon schools for six years. Active in DeMolays, James's favorite pastime is water skiing. An expert in woodworking, he plans to major in engineering at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. MARSHA GLISSON, a twelve-year Senior, is very active in Or- chestra, a member of the Mixed Ensemble and of the String Quartet. With both writing and reading as pastimes, Marsha will study nursing at Colorado Medical Institute. 21

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Neither Dianna Wing nor Doug McKinnon are the type to let minor setbacks like a recalcitrant motor stop them. This pair of Senior Favorites will soon have their Rolls Rough started and be on to their party. A cheerleader for six years, Dianna is also a four time repeater as a Class Favorite. One of her most memor- able honors was being named Swimsuit Winner in the 1967 Miss Guymon Contest. Class President Doug, a two letterman in both football and basketball, is also president of Science Club and a member of Math 'Club. Always on honor rolls, Doug was named to National F-lonor Society his Sophomore year. SHARON DAVIS is the secretary-treasurer of the GHS Bond and participates in Orchestra, Choir, Pep Club, and Math Club.. Belonging to the NHS, Sharon plans a career either in business or in sociology after graduation from North- western. NANCY DIXON, a four year student in Tigerland, is often on the honor rolls. The GHS football team elected her second runner-up for Football Queen. Nancy will pursue a career in the field of Nursing at OCU after graduation from GHS. CATHY DUVALL, president of the Future Medical Careers Club, plans to pursue a career in the field of medicine at PSC. Kathy has attended GHS for three years and was elected president of Pep Club and Library Club her Senior year. CHUCK ELLIS, Senior class vice-president, has attended Guymon schools for nine years. The secretary of FFA, Chuck is a member of the All-District football team and was a tri-captain on the GHS squad. He will study dentistry at OSU. 20

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ALECIA GOFF, a twelve year student in Guymon Schools, belongs to the Methodist Church Choir and to the Fu- ture Homemakers of America. After at- tending Panhandle State College, Alecia would like to get a job teaching Physical Education. A®®' A'$ OxjMU TZMaMvAj MARY JANE GOLDEN, a lifelong mem- ber of the Class of '68, died on Sep- tember 4, 1967, in a car accident which fatally injured her father, George Golden, a GHS alumnus. Her many friends and Senior classmates deeply mourned Mary Jane's death. NANCY GRIBBLE, treasurer of FHA, is an active member of Pep Club and Span- ish Club. Nancy is Senior Editor of the El Tigre Annual. A four-year member of GHS, she» would like to attend Wea- therford to become a History teacher. DONNA GUNSAULLUS, Drum Major of GHS Band, has accomplished the honor of attending All State Band and Or- chestra since 1966. Rainbows, Pep Club, Safety Council, and Choir complete her busy schedule. She will major in Music at OU.