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

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HARDY TWELVE YEAR MEMBERS of the Class of 1968 braved subzero temperature to assemble for this picture in the Nazarene Youth Center before school on Dress Up Day, December 22. Although not all of the twelve year Seniors appear here, more than half the class have attended Guymon schools from the first grade through the present year. ROW ONE (this page) Ruth Countryman. ROW TWO Randy Shields, Leon Ferguson, Mary Iverson, Sharon Wood, Dennis Reed, Roger McClaflin, Richard Hill. ROW THREE Karen Headrick, Linda Quesenbury. ROGER McCLAFLIN, another twelve-year Senior, was elected to All-District Football team. A member of the GHS Choir, Roger is an Alternate All-State Fullback. The Dis- trict discus and shot-put champion aspires to attend OU. ELLIS McCURDY has attended the Guy- mon schools for ten years. A Diversified Occupations student, he has played in the GHS Band for four years. Ellis plans to major in either biology or restaurant man- agement at Oklahoma State. DOUG McKINNON, a twelve-year mem- ber and president of the Senior class, is in Choir, Stage Band, and Orchestra. Rotary Boy of the Month for September, Doug is a three-year letterman in foot- ball and basketball, and a member of NHS.

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TWELVE YEAR '68-ERS (this page) ROW ONE Kenny Hamil- ton, Luann Sheets, Connie Pierce, Harroll Backus. ROW TWO Diana Schott, Marsha Glison, Jerry Darnell, Sue Tuxhorn, Owen Wood, Terry Moore, Randy King. ROW THREE Jill Byerley, Alecia Goff, Barbara Wyche, Rita Fitzgerald, Montee Sue Long, Cheryl Moyer, Karen Palmer. ROW FOUR Ronnie Sledge, Vicki Shuler, Bill Garrison, Charles Backus, Linda Cole, Jonet e Bryan, Glenda P'erce, Ronnie Lewis, Calvin Weissinger. ROW FIVE Steve Hedrick, Dwain. Patton, Richard Imboden, Dianna Wing, Ronnie Sanford, Donna Gunsaullus, Pat Yong, Sharon Wetmore, Doug McKinnon. SALLY LONG, a member of Pep Club. Math Club, and Choir, has also been selected for the All-State Choir and the National Honor Society. Next autumn, Sal- ly will attend Maryville College of the Sacred Heart at St. Louis, Mo. JOE LONGBOTHAM, a twelve year Sen- ior, serves as business manager of the El Tigre staff. He is in Math Club and serves as secretary of Science Club and Philoi. Joe, liking to read and swim, plans to attend O.U. to major in en- gineering. LETHA LOWERY, who has attended Guy- mon Schools for two years, is a member of Pep Club, Choir, and 4-H. Letha is now serving as treasurer of MYF and enjoys playing basketball. She plans to attend PSC to become an airline steward- ess.

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MARY ANN McLEMORE has attended Guymon Schools for the past three years. Belonging to Drama Club, Pep Club, and Girls' Glee Club, Mary lists dancing as her favorite pastime. Mary plans to at- tend Muskogee in preparation for a career as a beautician. MARSHA MINGLE, graduating at midterm from GHS. is now at- tending her first semester at OU. She participated in Girl Scouts, Ti- ger Band, Young Democrats, and FHA. Marsha is studying in prep- aration for a career in elementary teaching. TERRY MOORE, who is currently president of Diversified Occupations, is now attending Guymon Schools for the twelfth year. He likes to play golf but dislikes people who call him Shorty. He plans to attend SWSC to major in Pharmacy. CHERYL MOYER, Secretary of the Senior Class, participates in Pep Club, Drama Club, Debate Club, GHS Band and Orchestra, and Girls' Glee Club. She has been El Tiger Princess for the past three years. Cheryl will attend OSU. Cb ujl Pwh Pat Riding high are Class of 1968 Favorites Cheryl Moyer and Pat Long. Both are twelve year members of the Senior Class, and it would be hard to say which of the two participates in more activities. El Tigre Princess and Class Favorite for three years, Cheryl has twice served the Class of '68 as secretary. Active in all musical groups, Cheryl excels in Debate Club and would like to pursue a career in either Dramatics or Music after college. Pat Long, a tri-sports letferman, is this year's president of Student Council and vice-president of National Flon- or Society. Fie has twice been named a class officer by the '68-ers and thrice been their Boy Favorite. A member of Math and De- bate Clubs, Pat plans a career in Finance af- ter attending Colorado U.