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

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MARY IVERSON, who is always on the Honor Roll, has attended GHS for twelve years. This year Mary is vice-president of Guymon High School Li- brarians. Not planning to attend college. Mary wants to bo a homemaker after graduation. JERRY JANUARY, a twelve-yeor Senior, is a tri-sports letterman and Novem- ber Boy of the Month. Voted All-District quarterback, Jerry is also active in student govrenment. He will attend Panhandle State College and study coaching. DEBBIE JEFFERS, lead in the Junior Class ploy, has won many honors at contest for her dramatic interpretations. She is a member of Drama Club. Orchestra, Mixed Choir, Girls Glee Club, and Pep Club. She will major in music at OU. HAL JEFFUS has attended Guymon Schools for tfie past twelve years. He has actively participated in football since his Junior year. Hal devotes his spare time to coin collecting and DoMolay. Engineering will be his selected major at OSU. QbuCfr ptoiuofes CWsthiftS GcwL WM A Can Do project of the GHS-Stu- dent Council at Christmas time each year is the collection of canned foods for the Ministerial Alliance gift baskets. All of Tigerland par- ticipates in the project, but this year the StuCo assumed full respon- sibility for the promotion of the idea. Here with Mrs. Patricia Lee, a StuCo co-sponsor, are Senior mem- bers Mike Boring, Randy Barnett, and Diana Cole at the tree.

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MACK HINCHEY, a Junior letterman in football, was elected a member of the All-District Football team this year. Serving as president of the Philoi Club, Mock is also in Drama Club. He will study for a business career at PSC. RODNEY HOWARD has been a member of Tigerland for the past four years. Rodney, an outdoor enthusiast, prefers to hunt, fish, or box in his spore time. He hopes to major in Law at Kansas University after graduation from GHS. BRENDA HOWELL, a twelve year member of GHS, is often on the Honor Roll. Reading and knitting are Brenda's favorite hobbies. She will attend Phillips University next fall in preparation for a teaching career in elementary education. RICHARD IMBODEN, always on the honor rolls, is a member of GHS's golf team. He has attended the Guymon Schools for twelve years and is now a member of Math Club and Science Club. Richard plans to attend OU to study Architecture.

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RANDY KING, a twelve-year Senior, is a member of Debate Club, Orchestra, and Stage Band. He serves as president of Band, National Honor Society, and Math Club. Planning to attend Okla- homa State, Randy will study engineering. Going up and up are Tigerland girls' skirts with Senior girls trying to hit a happy medium range—not too long and certainly not too short. For- tunately Mrs. Florine Griffus, GHS' counselor, is an advocate of the mid- dle-of-the-roaders. Always very chic herself, she applies the yard stick test to Peggy Cassels as mini-maids Mary McLemore, Marcie Thompson, Linda Cole, Linda Quesenbury, and Donna Gunsaullus look on with mixed emo- tions and some scepticism. l-fow U U Ccw Yow Gob ? PHIL KITTLE, who has attended the Guy- mon schools for the last four years, is a member of the El Tigre staff this year. He is a DeMolay and enjoys drama. Phil, enjoying working on his car, plans to attend PSC and become an auto me- chanic. STEVEN KLEFMAN, who has attended Guymon Public Schools for twelve years, is very active in shop this year. Steve plans to attend colleqe but is unsure where he will go. After college Steve hopes to gfet a career as an electrician. BETH ANN LEE is a member of the Pep Club and has attended Guymon schools for three years. Very active in her church's youth group, Beth Ann lists painting, singing, and guitar playing as her hobbies. She will attend Phillips.