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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1969 volume:

1969 El Tigre Volume XXIV i Published by the Yearbook Staff of Guymon High School Guymon, Oklahoma Table of Contents Administration. Classes............8 Activities...... 120 Advertisers....177 S7n Jffem oriam (JfCartf Jf Jltarhn SAe tum£fed down tAe autumn da us Cflndfaffing, cAanged a hit. ffiut sAe fioed WitA a Aeart tAat ran Cftnd a mind tAat dreamed Cftnd sAe was reaf because sAe tried fRememSer? JItrs. Jitart in is shown here with ihat hnowiny loot, that so many of her students remember her by. bit is fhe same tooh ihat she possessed when she startedher career teachiny in 1933. Tturiny that periodshe inspiredmore (han three thousandstu- dents in her thirty-one years at bJuyrnon Jtiyh School di yraue trayedy was felt by all on September 6, 19 6S, when she passed away. 37unior Princess DeSSie CPeppers Sop Ac omore CPri r ncess 3exp A Jams JresAman TPrincess JJuJp , Jo Anson 1969 a ic re Q ueen SAer y Sfurcfiuan %� Senior Officers President ................................ Kris Truitt Treasurer....................... Barry Hutchison Vice-President Jerry Bunch Secretary ........................ Hardy Collins t —gp� .1 '.-—i------------r- ““ '1 ARLA ANDERSON has attended Guy- mon schools for twelve years. She is an active member of the FHA and also her church work. Aria would like to attend PSC and hopes to become a sec- retary. MARY ATKINS is another twelve year Senior and is in Orchestra and Choir. She finds her interests in music and snow skiing. After college Mary will follow a business career. BRICE BALLARD has at- tended Guymon schools for ten years. After grad- uation Brice hopes to at- tend a Bible college to study ministry. Seniors Stay Well Represented LARRY BALLOU is one of Guymon’s most outstanding athletes. lie has played football and basketball both. Larry would like to further his educa- tion at Oklahoma State University. You will not find more active members of the GHS football team and Pep Club than the Senior Class representatives for the Student Council. Diana Cole, Otis Barnum, and Todd Ralstin were chosen by the members of the Senior Class because of their outstanding leadership abilities. Our twelve year sen- iors are pictured paying a rare visit to the first grade room where their educa- tions began. Judy Cooper, Diana Cole, Jenna McCutchen, Linda Hamilton, Patti Patterson, Evelyn Ruest, Kris Truitt, Jim Smith, Nancy Northrup, Connie Tuttle, Una Jo Mahaney, Todd Ralstin, Jerry Dixon, Gwen Hill, Karen Johnson, Linda Keezer, Janet Henson, Peggy Reed, Jill McMurry. It All DAVID I3ATTERMAN has attended the Guymon schools for twelve years. David is a member of the VICA Club and lists archery as his favorite pas- time. David hopes to be an attorney after graduation from OU. VICKI BATTERMAN is an active member in Girl Scouts and claims water skiing as her most enjoyable sport. Vicki plans to follow a career as a laboratory technician upon grad- uation from Panhandle State. Kathy Faris, Rick Hooper, Sandra Huddleston, Karen Hill, Vicki Batterman, George Pafford, Tom Williams, William King, Aria Anderson. Denise Philippe, Marilyn Ritter, Joe Ramirez, Mary Lines, Sandra Newman, Edward Mueller, David Batterman, Gayle Wooldridge, Joan Mathcwson, Mary Anne Atkins, Mary Jane Mott, Loretta Blackburn, Jo Frazier, Debbie Wood, Regenia Evins, Cindy Dollins, Linda Foster, Ronald Carden, Don Frantz, Donnie Sanford, Mike Davis. Began Here OTIS BARNUM, an outstanding ath- lete, is serving as a Student Council Representative and was elected Class Favorite this year by his classmates. After graduation he hopes to attend Southwestern State College. JOE BEAVERS is a member of the Math Club, Science Club, the National Honor Society, and still finds time for football. He hopes to follow the career as an electrical engineer. 13 PHYLLIS BENNETT has attended Guymon schools for twelve years. She lists horseback riding and swimming as her hobbies, and plans to further her education at P.S.C. The Tiger seems to be the first person the Senior new-comers met when entering the doors to Guymon High School. Joe Dondlinger from Gruver, Texas, receives an envious eye from Cathy Foster, Perryton, Texas; Sue West, Stratford, Texas; Jan Morgan, Artcsia, LORETTA BLACKBURN is in the Pep Club, FHA and Girl Scouts.. Lo- retta enjoys horse back riding and writing to her pen pals. She is going to attend Enid Business College. ALLEN BREITHAUPT, a twelve year Guymonite, plans to become a com- puter repair engineer. He plans to attend Panhandle State then transfer to Denver University. New Mexico; and Sarah Wilkinson, Kansas City, Missouri, as they look on while Joe makes friends with the Guy- mon Tiger. Newcomers Get a Tiger Welcome PAT BUCHANAN has attended Guy- mon High School for two years and has been an active member of the Pep Club. Pat lists cooking and sewing as her favorite pastimes. She would like to attend Southwestern and be- come an elementary teacher. JERRY BUNCH, Vice-President of his Junior and Senior classes, is in Boy’s Glee Club, Math, and Science Club. Jerry will go to PSC and then OU Medical School where he will prepare for a career in the medical field. MARCIA BURKETT is an active member of FHA and was elected pres- ident this year. After graduation from OSU she would like to be a social worker or home economics teacher. 15 RAYMOND BUXTON has been a member of the Class of ’69 for eight years. Raymond names cars and track as his pastimes and hobbies. Panhandle is Raymond’s choice of colleges. PHIL BYERLEY is in Drama Club and ICT. Phil is undecided on the col- lege he hopes to attend but wants to be a mechanic or physical education teacher. LINDA CAMPBELL, Senior cheerlead- er, is in the Oklahoma and National Honor Societies. Linda is president of her MYF youth group. She would like to follow a career as an elementary school teacher. The crowning of the 1968 Football Queen was a highlight of the Guymon Tigers Homecoming. Jill McMurry was crowned queen by her escort Otis Barnum. Her court was Una Jo Mahancy, escorted by Melvin Earl, and Nancy Northup, escorted by Hardy Collins. 4 RONALD CARDEN is a member of the Diversified Occupations classes and is presently employed by Hinchey Ford Inc. Ronald enjoys drag racing and is planning to attend PSC where he will train to become a mechanic. FLOYD CASTLEBERRY moved to Guymon two years ago from Catoosa. Floyd likes to hunt and wants to be a member of the FBI or a teacher. Floyd is undecided where he will attend col- lege. ALEN CLEMANS has attended the Guymon Schools for four years and has been in Diversified Occupations and Drama Club. Alan plans to train as an auto mechanic while attending Pan- handle State. ’68 Homecoming ANOTHER HIGHLIGHT of the Homecoming Festivities was the bonfire which took place October 24, the night before the game. A contest was held between the classes to see which class could gather the most wood. The Seniors won the contest and their sign topped the mound of burning wood. JUDY COOPER has been a twelve year member of the Class of 1969. Judy may attend Panhandle but plans to follow the career as a housewife. 17 1969 Senior UNA JO MAHANEY was selected a Class Favorite this year by classmates, and she holds many other honors. She was first runner-up to the 1968 Football Queen. Una Jo has been a twirler for G.H.S. for two years, and she is on the 1969 El Tigre Staff. TODD RALSTIN, one of the Class Favorites has been a member of the Class of ’69 for twelve years. Todd has participated in football and basketball and served both well. This year Todd is a Student Council Representative. Class Favorites JILL Me MURKY, another class favorite is a very active member of G.H.S. She has been a cheerleader for five years and is head cheer- leader this year. She was named 1968 Home- coming Queen, and Pioneer Queen of 1967. Jill is the reigning F.F.A. Sweetheart for 1968-69, and a staff member of the El Tigre 1969. 01 IS BARNUM has played on the basketball and football teams of Guymon ever since he came to Guymon schools five years ago. He has also held many offices throughout his school years, and this year he is serving as a Student Council Representative. DIANA COLE has been a member of the Class of ’69 for twelve years. This year her activities are president of Pep Club, a member of N.H.S., Student Council, and Math Club. Diana plans to study nursing at O.U. HARDY COLLINS has attended Guy- mon Schools for four years. He par- ticipates in football and basketball. Hardy was elected secretary of his Senior Class. Ilardy plans to attend OSU to follow a teaching career. BOBBIE COOK is active in the Girls Glee Club, Pep Club, High School Choir and the U.Y.M. Bobbie was elect- ed treasurer of Safety Council and also vice-president of Drama Club. She plans to attend P.S.C. STEVE CULLOP has attended Guymon Schools for ten years. Steve names cycles as his favorite hobby and he plans to follow a career as a con- tractor. 20 ANXIOUSLY AWAITING the beginning of a basketball game, are the Senior Sponsors: Glen Phillips, Ruth Shackelford, Melvin Cruzan. Margaret Wright, and Gere Lcnhart. The sponsors are not only loyal supporters of the Senior Class, but also of the Tiger Teams. Sponsors not pictured arc A. P. Duke .and Charles Worley. The Good Guys MIKE DAVIS is a twelve year student at Guymon Schools and lists drawing, fishing, and hunting as his hobbies. He would like to follow a career in carp- entry. GEORGE DAWSON is a ten year mem- ber of Guymon Schools. Hunting is his favorite pastime. George plans to attend P.S.C. and wants to be a tool pusher. 21 DIANE DIETRICH is active in band, orchestra, mixed choir, Girls’ Chorus, Pep Club, Math Club, M.Y.F., and is treasurer of N.H.S. Music is Diane’s pastime and she plans to attend OSU. Two loyal supporters of the Guymon Tigers as well as the Class of ’69 are Linda Campbell and Jill McMurry. Jill has been a cheerleader for the Class of ’69 for five years. This year she is serving as head cheerleader. Linda has cheered on the Tigers for two years, once in the ninth grade and again this year. JERRY DIXON is another twelve year student of Guymon Schools. He names music as his hobby and wants to attend college in California. CINDY DOLLINS is a twelve year member of the Class of ’69. She is active in band, Pep Club, and Math Club. Cindy plans to attend Oklahoma University and wants to be a math teacher. 22 JOE DONDLINGER came to Guymon High School from Gruver, Texas, and names hunting as his favorite pastime. Joe plans to attend Southwestern, but is undecided about his career. MARY JANE DONOVAN is active in Pep Club, E.H.A., Girls Glee Club, and names sewing as her favorite pastime. Mary Jane is undecided on where she will attend college but plans to follow secretarial work. TERRY DUNKERSON is another twelve year student of Guymon and is active in V.I.C.A. and football. Terry’s pastime is cars. He is undecided on his career and about where he will attend college. Cheerleaders Push Pep MELVIN EARL is active in football, basketball, track, Math Club, and Bap- tist Young People and names sports as his hobby. Melvin plans to be a mathe- matics teacher. LYNNE EARNST is a twelve year senior who is active in band. Rainbow. Pep Club, and Math Club. Lynne will attend O.U. and major in business or math. REGENIA EVINS is another twelve year senior. She is active in choir, orchestra, Girls Glee Club and Pep Club. Music and singing, and listening to records are her pastime. Regina would like to major in elementary education. 23 KATHY FARIS has attended Guymon Schools for twelve years. Her pastimes are horseback riding, modeling, and swimming. Kathy would like to go to college at Oklahoma City and follow a modeling career, then go to an IBM school. CATHY FOSTER moved to Guymon from Perryton, Texas, and lists house- keeping as her pastime. Cathy would like to stay at home and be a house- wife. LINDA FOSTER is active in orchestra, choir, Girls Glee Club, and Pep Club. Linda has received orchestra awards, and was on the Oklahoma Honor So- ciety for two years. She plans to major in business. JO FRAZIER is another twelve year Senior student. She is active in Pep Club, F.H.A., and M.Y.F., and names music and hair designing as her hob- bies. Jo would like to attend a barber college and follow a career as a barber or hair designer. DON FRANTZ is a twelve year senior of Guymon. His hobby is working on cars. He plans to attend P.S.C. and wants to follow a career in Data Proces- sing. GARY FREEMAN has attended Guy- mon High School for three years. Gary would like to attend an automotive school and become an auto mechanic. MIKE FRANTZ has attended school at Guymon for seven years. Mike’s pas- times are hunting, swimming, and horseback riding. He would like to follow a business career after attending P.S.C. JUDY GOOCH has also attended Guy- mon Schools for seven years. She is active in Pep Club, and horses and reading are her pastimes. Judy will attend Amarillo Business College and follow a secretarial career. THE POPULAR MINI SKIRTS were looked down upon by the faculty this year, so some students decided to take steps to change their minds. Pictured are Laura Kane, Janet Henson, Leiloni Stamper, Peggy Reed, Jill McMurry, and Karen Johnson. They presented themselves before Mrs. Griffis, school counselor, with a bit of the midi-look instead. 25 Mary Ann Atkins, Gayle Wool- dridge, and Jenna McCutchen sang sweetly and delightfully. Senior Assembly 1968 The Senior Band played a couple swinging numbers. Pictured are L Ernest, William King, Tom Rohr H 1 MV 111 Mil Members of the P.T.A. were Lucian Lee. Gail Howell, and David Kidwell. Also shown is Marcia Burkett as Mrs. Johnson. “Harper Valley P.T.A.” was pantomimed by Karen Johnson and Marcia Burkett. The Senior Assembly displayed the many talents of the Class of 69 and was enjoyed by all. The assembly theme was “The Amateur Hour,” but everyone who performed showed a bit of the professional look. The class officers served as judges and the best act received an award. Daryl Lewis, Diane Dietrich, Mary Anne Atkins, Joan Mathewson, Mary Mott, and Sherry Sturdivan. Lucian Lee and Jerry Dixon won the prize for the best act. They sang a song they wrote themselves. GLORIA GOTCHER has attended Guy- mon Schools for seven years. She lists singing and piano as her hobbies, and woud like to attend P.S.C. or Enid Business College and plan her career as a secretary. HELEN HAGER has attended school in Guymon for eleven years. She is in Girls Choir, Math Club, and Wes- leyan Youth. Helen plans to attend Northwestern State College and would like to follow a career in elementary or secondary education. LINDA HAMILTON is a twelve year student of Guymon, who is active in Pep Club and enjoys watching football games. Linda would like to attend a beauty college. The G.H.S. Student Council set aside a day this year for Sadie Hawkins’ Day. Pictured here are three seniors who really took advantage of the day. Pictured at the left is Dennis McKinzie, and below is Evelyn Ruest, and Kenny Stelzer. IVAN HANKLA has attended high school here for three years. Ivan enjoys flying. lie is undecided on where lie will attend college. SHARON HARDING came to Guymon from Washington, Oklahoma. Sharon plans to attend Panhandle State at Goodwell. She is undecided on what career she will follow. DEBBIE HARRISON has gone to school here for four years. Her hobbies are hiking and swimming. Debbie will attend P.S.C. and plans to be an American History teacher. GHS Dress Code? TOMMY HEFLIN has attended Guy- mon Schools for eleven years. Tommy enjoys hunting and fishing, and plans to attend P.S.C. and follow a career in forestry. KENT HEGSTROM has attended Guy- mon High for two years, and names drag racing as his hobby. Kent plans to attend P.S.C. MARSHA HENDRICKSON is active in choir, Pep Club, Math Club, Girls Glee Club, M.Y.F., and names reading as her pastime. Marsha plans to attend O.U. and follow a career in medical technology. 29 The Senior English class took on a happy look when this shot was taken. Senior English teacher and Senior Sponsor, Melvin Cruzan, always provides some kind of enjoyment in his classes, from sentence structure to Macbeth. With students Otis B«� -num, Hardy Collins, Kathy Faris, Barry Hutchinson, Kris Truitt, George Daw- son, Jerry Bunch, Linda Kcezer, Karen Johnson, Janet Rigby and Sharon Long, English IV is never dull. Class Can JANET HENSON is a twelve year Senior of Guymon, and names piano playing as her hobby. She is active in Drama Club, Rainbow. F.H.A., Girls Choir, Mixed Choir. M.Y.F., and Pep Club. Janet plans to attend Weather- ford, majoring in history or psychol- ogy- f4 GWENDOLYN HILL is another twelve ear Senior, active in Girls Glee Club, Pep Club, and Mixed Choir, and names swimming, tennis, and sewing as her pastimes. Gwen plans to attend P.S.C. hut is undecided about her career. KAREN HILL is a twelve year Senior also. She is active in Pep Club, Girl Scouts, and Walther League. Karen names outdoor sports and pen pals as her pastimes. She plans to follow a career in special education of retarded children. 30 HARRY HININGER has attended Gu - mon Schools for ten years. Barry plans to attend college at P.S.C. He is un- decided about a career. FRED HINTERGARDT has attended Guymon for four years. He is active in Vocational Carpentry. Track, work- ing on cars and hunting are his hob- bies. Fred plans to follow a career as an army draftsman. DEBBIE HOOPER has attended Guy- mon Schools for seven years. Her hob- bies are dancing, reading, and water skiing. Debbie plans to attend college at Oklahoma City and plans to be an interior decorator. Be Interesting Zoology is a very interesting course, but is not recommended for queasy stomachs. Sarah Wilkinson, Diana Cole, and Fredda Howard are pictured dissecting earthworms like professionals and seem to be enjoying every minute of it. 31 RICK HOOPER is a twelve year senior. He is active in debate, and reading debate material is his bobby. Rick plans to attend O.S.U. or O.U. and he will major in Political Science. Doug King reaches high for the Senior Class, when it .was the Seniors’ turn to put their decorations on the school’s annual Christmas tree. The decorating of the tree took place on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1968. It was sponsored by the Student Council. Seniors on Top FREDDA HOWARD has attended Guy- mon Schools for four years and is active in Drama Club. Fredda plans her career as an architect and dec- orator. GAIL HOWELL has attended Guymon High School for three years. She is active in Pep Club, Math Club, Rain- bow, Girl Scouts, and Debate. Gail plans to attend O.S.U. or O.U., and he a math or physical education teacher. SANDRA HUDDLESTON lists her activities as Girl Scouts, Rainbow, M.Y.F., Pep Club. This year marks Sandra’s twelfth year in Guymon Schools. She plans to attend P.S.C. 32 Every year the Entre Nou and Rotary Clubs sponsor the Senior Girl and Boy of the Month. Each month an outstanding Senior hoy and girl are selected by the school faculty. September: Connie Worley and Hardy Collins; October: Diana Cole and Orin Piepho; November: Diane Dietrich and Joe Beavers; December: Joan Mathewson and Melvin Earl. Eighteen Honored Seniors Second semester honorees are—January: Jenna McCutchen and Kris Truitt; February: Linda Campbell and Jerry Bunch; March: Gayle Woolridge and Barry Hutchinson; April: Jill McMurry and Bob Justus; May: Mary Anne Atkins and Kevin Lindley. The Senior Class was the first class in history to win the Fun Festival with over half the points possible, and the first Senior class to win the ticket sale. They had eight firsts, three seconds, and two thirds to wind up with a total of fifty-one points. Shown here are some of the contestants that participated in the many events. First row—Jan Morgan, David Kidwell, Sandra Newman; Second row—Jill McMurry, Nancy Northrup, Laura Kane; Third row— Barry Hutchinson, Jerry Bunch, Kris Truitt; Fourth row—Donnie Sanford, Doug King, and Senior sponsors: Ray Peters and Sue Tribbey. ROGER HUFFINE is an active mem- ber of the G.H.S. Choir, where he had a lead in the musical performances of “My Fair Lady” and “Finian’s Rain- bow.” He plans to attend O.S.U. to major in marketing and merchandis- ing. Senior Instrumental Talent: Kris Truitt, Lucian Lee, Jerry Dixon, and Daryl Lewis placed third, hut the entire Senior Class was proud of them. BARRY HUTCHISON was elected treasurer for his Senior Class. He had a lead in the 1968 Choir Musical. He plans to attend O.S.U. to follow a career in the U. S. Air Force. Pie-eating contestants, Sandra Huddleston and Fred Ilintcrgardt, placed second. Break All Records KAREN JOHNSON is a twelve year student at G.H.S. She is active in Drama Club, F.H.A. and Pep Club. Karen plans to attend P.S.C. and would like to major in Physical Education. HOB JUSTUS was a representative of the Student Council. His favorite pas- time is raising livestock. Bob would like to attend P.S.C. or O.S.U. and major in Animal Husbandry. DENNIS JOHNSON has attended Guy- mon Schools for ten years. He is en- rolled in the I.C.T. course this year. He hopes to attend P.S.C. to major in agriculture. The 1969 Mess Guymon: Mess Dennis McKinzie. r v LAURA KANE is a member of Pep Club and the Color Guard. She is the editor of the publications project, the EL TIGRE. Laura is also an active member of Rainbow and plans to at- tend Oklahoma University. GLORIA AMES came to Guymon this year from Spiro, Okla. Following graduation, Gloria hopes to attend the School of Ozark’s to train to be a beauty operator or business operator. LINDA KEEZER has been a member of the Class of ’69 for twelve years. She is Classes Editor for the EL TIGRE. Linda is undecided about her future after graduation. Seniors Are Leaders 36 DAVID KIDWELL is an active mem- ber of GHS Choir where he is vice- president and held the male lead in the Choir musical. David is also a member of Boys’ Glee Club and Publi- cations. He plans to attend college at Bethany. DOUG KING is a member of GHS Choir, Boys’ Glee Club, and band. He plans to enter architectural engineering at Oklahoma State after graduation. WILLIAM KING, another twelve year memher of the Senior Class, is an active member of the GHS Band. He is undecided as to what career he will follow but plans to attend P.S.C. BECKY KLEFFMAN is a member of Pep Club, Girls’ Choir, and her church youth group. Becky hopes to attend Southwestern State after graduation. JERRY LEE enjoys playing football, pool, the guitar, and going bowling. Jerry plans to attend Panhandle State College to major in parts-business. LUCIAN LEE is an active member of Debate Club and the Varsity Debate Team. Lucian would like to major in veterinary medicine at Oklahoma State and Southwestern State College. of Tomorrow TOMMY LEE has attended Guymon Schools for six years. Tommy hopes to attend the Oklahoma School of Bank- ing and Business in the Data Process- ing Dept. BILL LEGRANGE plays on the bas- ketball, football, and golf teams. After graduation Bill plans to attend Way- land in Plainview, Texas to enter the career of coaching. DARYL LEWIS is active in debate, drama, and Philoi. He enjoys spending his spare time playing the drums. Daryl hopes to attend Southwestern State to major in law. THE GUYMON HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE TEAM ... Rick Hooper, Dave Miller, Lucian Lee, and Daryl Lewis have represented GHS in numerous Oklahoma debate tournaments and also traveled to Denver and Texas for some out of state debates. Both teams have qualified for the Regional Tournament and are expected to qualify for the State Tournament to be held at Edmond, Oklahoma. They are shown here displaying the first place trophy that Dave Miller and Rick Hooper won at Southwestern State College. Dave and Rick also woh second at the Tahlequah High School tournament, the second largest tournament in the nation. The following week-end, Hooper and Miller won first place at East Central State College and Daryl Lewis and Lucian Lee placed third. 38 SHARON LEWIS is another active member of Rainbow, and she is en- rolled in I.C.T. Sharon lists her pas- times as sewing and dancing. She hopes to attend college at P.S.C. MARY ANN LINES has attended Guy- mon Schools for twelve years. She is a member of High School Choir, Girl’s Glee Club and Pep Club. She plans to attend P.S.C. to major in Elementary Education. KEVIN LINDLEY is active on the G.H.S. basketball and golf teams. Kevin’s hobbies are hunting and wood- working. He is undecided where he will attend college. Senior Debators Take All DARREL LI VESA Y has attended Guy- mon Schools for five years. His fa- vorite pastime is riding or working with horses. lie plans to attend Pan- handle State after graduation. PAMELA LLOYD has attended Guy- mon Schools for eleven years. Her favorite hobbies are horse back riding, tennis, and cooking. She would like to attend beauty college and become a beautician. RANDY LOBIT is a member of the Chapter of DeMolay, and the Boy’s Choir. Randy hopes to attend Okla- homa University to major in Data Pro- cessing after graduation. KAY McCURDY has been a member of the G.H.S. Class of ’69 for eleven years. She belongs to the V.I.C.A. Club and lists her pastimes as reading and hospital work. She plans to attend the Amarillo School of Nursing. JENNA McCUTCHEN is a member of Pep Club, Math Club, Girl’s Glee Club, and orchestra. She was selected as one of Entre Nou’s Girl of the Month. She hopes to attend Oklahoma Baptist University after graduation. 39 SHIRLEY McDANIEL is a member of F.H.A. and serves as a officer. Her greatest interest is in clothes and hair- styling. She plans to attend Liberal Beauty College after graduation. GENEVIEVE McKALIP came to Guy- mon one year ago, and since then she has been an active member in Choir. She hopes to follow the career as a teacher but is undecided as to what col- lege she will attend. DAVID McKINZIE has lettered in football and basketball. He has been a member of choir and the Boy’s Glee Club. He wants to attend Texas Tech to follow a career in the Navy. Senior Funds Grow DENNIS McKINZIE lists his activities this year as football and basketball. After graduation Dennis plans to at- tend Pratt Junior College to become a engineer or architect. JILL McMURRY, head cheerleader this year, is a member of Pep Club, Rainbow, and F.H.A. She was also elected F.F.A. Sweetheart. Jill is un- decided as to what college she’ll attend after graduation but would like to be a model. UNA JO MAHANEY has been a mem- ber of the GHS Class of ’69 for 12 years. She is on the El Tigre staff and belongs to band where she is a twirler. She will attend Texas Christian Uni- versity after graduation. Every year the Senior Class has the responsibility of the concession stand at home basketball games. Shown here are some of the members of the Class of ’69 taking advantage of this opportunity. They are Karen Johnson, David Kidwcll, Diane Cole, Linda Keezer, Gayle Wooldridge, Diane Dietrich, Barry Hutchinson, George Dawson, and Daryl Lewis. JOAN MATHEWSON belongs to band, orchestra, choir. Girls’ Glee Club, Pep Club, Math Club, and the Student Council. She would like to attend Oklahoma State to major in business. DAVE MILLER is a member of De- bate Club and the Student Council. After graduation he hopes to follow the career of legal profession at North- western State. JANET MORGAN came to G.H.S. this year from New Mexico. She is in Publications, Drama Club, and Pep Club. She will follow a career as a secondary teacher at Panhandle State. MARY JANE MOTT names her ac- tivities as Pep Club, Rainbow, and National Honor Society. She plans to attend O.S.U. to major in elementary education. EDWARD MUELLER has attended Guymon Schools for twelve years. He is a member of F.F.A. and vocational carpentry. Edward does not plan to attend college but to follow farming as a career. SANDRA NEWMAN is a member of Math Club, Pep Club, and G.H.S. Choir. After graduation Sandra will major in elementary education at Southwestern State College. NANCY NORTHRUP is another twelve year Senior at G.H.S. Nancy belongs to Drama Club and band, where she is head twirler. She plans to follow a career of interior design and modeling after graduation. GEORGE PAFFORI) has been a member of the G.H.S. Class of ’69 for twelve years. After gradua- tion he plans to attend Oklahoma City University to major in Business Man- aging. Wall-To-Wall Globes” PATTI PATTERSON has attended Guymon Schools all twelve years of her education. Patti plans to attend I.B.M. College in Denver to follow a career in Computer Processing. LINDA PETERSON has attended G.H.S. for three years. Linda plans to attend Panhandle State College after graduation and follow a career as an Airline Stewardess. DENISE PHILIPPE lists her activities as Pep Club, and Rainbow. Denise is undecided as to what career she would like to follow, but plans to attend Pan- handle State College next fall. ORIN PIEPHO’s many activities this year are Debate Club, Boy’s Glee Club, and Safety Council. Following graduation, Orin plans to attend either O.U. or Panhandle State College to study to be a lawyer or teacher. Required this year by Mr. Cruzan, Senior English teacher, was making a Globe Theater, while studying Macbeth. Pictured are some of the many original theaters constructed by the mem- bers of the Senior Class. TODD RALSTIN is serving as a Student Council Representative this year and plays on both the basketball and football teams. Todd is undecided as to what college he will attend or what career be will follow. JOE RAMIREZ, a twelve year Senior, belongs to G.H.S. Choir and Boy’s Glee Club. Joe plans to go to college after graduation but is undecided as to where he will attend. PEGGY REED, another twelve year Senior, is a member of F.H.A., where she is serving as secretary. Peggy hopes to follow the career as a sec- retary at Panhandle State College. EVELYN REUST has been enrolled in Guymon Schools for twelve years. She is an active member in the G.H.S. Band. Next fall Evelyn plans to attend Oklahoma State University. Some of Many Faces Seniors MARILYN RITTER, a twelve year Senior, is a member of Girl’s Glee Club. Next fall, Marilyn plans to attend Panhandle State College, or Bethany Nazarene College to major in business. THOMAS ROHER names bis activi- ties this year as band, choir, golf team, track, and orchestra. Following grad- uation, Thomas would like to major in Space Engineering or Elementary Edu- cation. CECELIA ROGERS has been at G.H.S. for two years. Her favorite pastimes are reading and hair design. She plans to go to Barber School after grad- uation. SUSIE ROMER is active in Pep Club' Girls’ Glee Club, and Rainbow. Next fall, Susie plans to go to Panhandle State College to major in Data Pro- cessing or Animal Science. JANET RIGBY lists her activities as Pep Club, Girl’s Glee Club and the Activities Editor of the El Tigre. Fol- lowing graduation, she would like to attend O.S.U. PAUL RUGGLES is a member of choir and Vocational Carpentry. His favorite pastimes are hunting and fish- ing. Paul plans to join the Navy after graduation. DONALD SANFORD has been a member of the G.H.S. Class of ’69 for twelve years. Donald’s favorite pastime is working on his car. Next fall he plans to go to Southwestern State College. JUDY SCOTT belongs to choir, band and Pep Club. She plans to attend Panhandle State College to major in Elemen- tary Education. PHIL SCOTT has attended Guymon Schools for twelve years. He is a member of F.F.A. and is serving as president this year. He plans to attend Panhandle State to follow the career of Animal Husbandry. GARY SHIELDS lists his favorite pastimes as hunting and fishing. Following graduation, Gary plans to attend a trade school in Denver to follow a career as a auto mechanic. IVA SMITH is a member of Pep Club and names her fa- vorite pastime as free-hand oil painting. Iva hopes to attend college at Tulsa to follow a career as a secretary or a Com- mercial Artist. JIM SMITH is another one of the many twelve year mem- bers of the Class of ’69. Jim is undecided as to what career he will follow after graduation, but plans to attend Pan- handle State College. LEILONI STAMPER lists her activities this year as Pep Club, G.H.S. Choir, Girl’s Glee Club, and F.H.A. Leiloni plans to attend Southwestern College after graduation. 45 'We Will Never Forget This Year9 Because BILL STROTHER has attended Guy- mon Schools for six years. He moved to Kenai, Alaska second semester to finish his senior year. Bill is undecided as to his future after graduation. CLEOTA STUB DIVAN is a member of Safety Council this year and names reading and sketching as her favorite pastimes. Cleota plans to follow a career in Psychology at Panhandle State. SHERRY STURDIVAN is active in G.H.S. Choir, hand, orchestra, Girl’s Glee Club, and Pep Club. Sherry plans to attend Panhandle State to major in Business or Elementary Education. GARY STEINKOGLER has attended G.H.S. for two years. He lists bowling and baseball as his favorite pastimes. Gary plans to follow a career in en- gineering at the University of Minne- sota. KENNY STELZER is a member of G.H.S. Choir, Boy’s Glee Club, and shop. Hunting and woodworking are his favorite pastimes. Kenny will at- tend Panhandle State next year to follow a career in Industrial Arts. R. E. THOMAS has attended Guymon Schools for twelve years. Following graduation R. E. plans to attend South- western Automotive School to follow the career as a body and engine me- chanic. 46 KRIS TRUITT is a member of band, or- chestra, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, and Boy’s Glee Club. Kris was also elected president of the Senior Class. He plans to major in dental surgery at O.U. MARGE TRUITT has attended Guymon Schools for eleven years. She has been working as a Nurses’ Aide in her spare time. Marge hopes to attend Kansas City Medical School to follow a career as a Doctor of Osteopathy. CONNIE TUTTLE is another twelve year member of the Senior Class. She enjoys dancing and belongs to the Catholic Youth Organization. Connie is undecided as to where she will attend college. RICK WALE names his favorite activities as bowling, drag racing, and woodworking. Rick plans to follow the career as a elec- trician at Panhandle State College. SUE WEST is new at G.H.S. this year. She names cooking and sewing as her fa- vorite pastimes. Sue does not plan to attend college after graduation. SARAH WILKINSON lists her activities this year as Pep Club, Drama Club, Math Club, and National Honor Society. Sarah is undecided as to where she will attend col- lege, but plans to be a biology teacher. 47 ED WILLIAMSON has participated in football, basketball, and track. This is bis first year at G.H.S. Ed plans to follow a career in Data Processing after graduation. TOMMY WILLIAMS lias been a mem- ber of the G.H.S. Class of ’69 for twelve years, and belongs to the G.H.S. Choir. He plans to attend Panhandle State College to follow a career as an engineer. DEBBIE WOODS is a member of Pep Club, Oklahoma State Library Associa- tion, and Safety Council. Debbie is un- decided as to where she will attend college, but hopes to major in Library Science. GAYLE WOOLDRIDGE belongs to Pep Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Math Club, Safety Council, GHS Choir, and Or- chestra. Gayle will attend Bethany Nazarene College to major in Math. CONNIE WORLEY’s activities this year are Pep Club, GHS Choir, Stu- dent Council, the Band’s Drum Major- ette, and the reigning DeMolay Sweet- heart. Connie plans to attend Oklahoma City University to major in music. PAUL YELL has been at Guymon Schools for six years. He names his favorite pastimes as fishing and hunt- ing. Paul hopes to attend Southwestern State College to follow a career as a salesman. 48 . . . Being A Senior Is . Happiness ALWAYS ON TOP AND OUT IN FRONT are the Student the Junior Class, they are working toward the many activities Council Representatives, Freddie Bryan, Freddy Edens, and sponsored by the Student Council. Debbie Peppers, selected at the first of the year. Proud of Juniors on Top ROW ONE Kathy Ashpaugh, Jay Atkins, Cindy Backus, Glenda Ballard, Gary Ballou. ROW TWO Janis Barber, Susan Barker, Danny Batterman, Sharon Bearden, Ted Behnc. ThSrtS SPIRITED TERRI WADLEY joined Debbie Peppers for the first time this year as a cheerleader. Debbie has cheered the class of ’70 on for the last three years. Debbie and Terri ROW ONE Eddie Black, Pam Bondra, Ned Bounds, Don Boyd, Ricky Boyctt. ROW TWO Bill Brewer, STierri Brooks, Freddie Bryan, Lavonnc Cal sing, Don Campbell. 52 CHEERLEADER Robert Lee is yelling hard for the Tiger’s Team. nem SHOWING LOTS OF SPIRIT for the Junior Class are BACK ROW Debbie Harness, Debbie Frittz, Sandy Denney, Debbee Long, Jodene Thompson, Sherri Brooks. FRONT ROW Cheerleaders, Gary Ballou, Tony Byers, and Robert Lee, keep the Junior Spirit rolling. Spirited Juniors ROW ONE Scott Campbell, Melody Carter, Patricia Carter, Jack Chambliss, Owen Clark. ROW TWO Shelly Clark, Sandra Claycomb, Sherri Cleft, Tina Coffman, Katy Colcla- zier. ROW ONE Becky Cole, Dan Connally, Janies Cooley, Tina Coffman, Richie Cowan. ROW TWO Steve Crelly, Phil Cruzan, Johnny Curtis, David Davis, Sandy Denney. New to MRS. LAVERN HAMMERS, Junior English teacher, comes to Guymon from Goodwell where she resides with her husband and two children. Mrs. Hammers is very active in her church. JUNIOR NEWCOMERS TO GUYMON HIGH feel right at home. BACK ROW Les Williams from Rolla, Kansas; Mike Foster from Perryton, Texas; Mike Lemons from Gruver, Texas; Bill Wacker from Victoria, Texas; Leonard Smith from Texhoma, Oklahoma. FRONT ROW Vir- ginia Martin from Tolleson, Arizona; Brandy Turman from Ulysses, Kansas; Margie Eaton from Perryton, Texas; and Carolyn Grice from Goodwell, Oklahoma. GHS ROlf' ONE Freddy Edens, Connie Enns, Sharon Erkcr, Ronnie Farmer. ROW TWO Robin Fergeson, Anita Ferguson, Roxanne Fields, Teresa Fisch- er. ROW THREE Bobby Fitzgerald, Lee Foster, Mike Foster. THREE MEMBERS of the Junior Class leave after a hard day at school. They are Robert Lee, Reeky Scott and David Livesay. ROW ONE Jacalyn Frdntz, Beverly Freison, Debbie Frittz, Ricky Furnish, Clifton Gann. ROW TWO Hervey Garrison, Bill Goodloe, Jeri Gordon, Jimmy Gose, Richard Gose. All A’s OPENING THE DOOR TO A BETTER EDUCATION are Melba Mallard, Teresa Fischer and Carol Haliburton. These three All A’s are sure to be found in the library when there is work to be done. ROW ONE Carolyn Grice, Dale Griffin, Karen Gunsaullus, Debbie Plager, Pam Harman. ROW TIVO Debbie Harness, George Harper, Bobby Hatcher, Sharon Headrick, Linda Helms. ROW TUREE Lyndon flicks, Colleen Hill, Sandra Hill, Chris Hinchey, Rebecca Hobson. ROW FOUR Gary Holly, John Holmes, Gary Horn, John Howell, Donna Huckabey. 57 and Debbie ROW ONE Laura Huckabey, Leita Hunter, Richard Ingold, Betty Ingrain, Jimmy Ingram. ROW TWO Larry January, Clark Jett, Becky Johnson, Gary Jones, Gary Jones. ROW THREE Lynda Jones, Tom Justus, Roger Kauffman, Mike Kingsland, Becky Kirk. CLARK JETT, class favorite of the Junior Class, enjoys being on the go. Clark is class president, Choir and Math Club reporter. He lists speech and basketball as his activities. After graduation Clark hopes to attend Kansas University and follow a career in law. DEBBIE PEPPERS, chosen class favorite for ’69, was also class favorite her sophomore year. Debbie likes playing the piano, basketball and cheerleading. She belonged to All-State Orchestra 1967 and 1968. Debbie has been El Tigre Princess for two years and cheerleader for three years ROW ONE Tim Klcffman, Daryl Kneeland, Kirk Krachey, Louis Latham, Janie Lee. ROW TWO Robert Lee, Mike Lemons, Phillip Lindley, David Livcsay, D.ebbee Long. ROW ONE Gary Lynn, Steven McDaniel, Melba Mallard. ROW TWO Virginia Martin, Jim Mathis, Ryan Matzek. ROW THREE Diane Mayer, Hazel Mead, Keith Miller. Juniors Work and TIM KLEFFMAN was the contestant for Mess Guymon from the Junior Class. In the Fun Festival Tim was the beautiful second runner-up. Mess Kleffman wore an aqua full length formal with white gloves and cape. Her hair was brown shoulder length curls. WHEN SADIE HAWKINS DAY rolled around to Guy- mon High School Connie Enns and Sandy Denney took their chances and dressed for the guys. Strive for Best Year Yet CHOSEN AS Daisy Mae and LiP Abner are Pam Bondra and Ted Behne. They were elected by the student body in an election spon- sored by the Student Council. ROW ONE Michelle Miller, John Mingle, Randy Mitchell, Orval Mussnian, Rod Palmer. ROW TWO Pamela Parker, Ray Patterson, Billy Patton, Debbie Peppers, Kim Peterson. Building ROW ONE Jody Pierce, Devoyd Quescnbury, Monte Ralstin, Susan Reed- er, Allen Rebne. ROW TWO Bobby Reid, DeAnn Rhodes, Nancy Richard- son, David Ritter, Doug Ritter. ROW THREE Mike Roberts, Ronnie Rod- man, Danny Russell, Becky Scott, Leon- ard Scott. « I ROW ONE Bonnie Smith, Carolyn Smith, Danny Smith, James Smith, Leonard Smith. ROW TWO Russell Smith, Jeff Spain, Ed Standfield, Gary Stelzer, Gary Stewart. ROW THREE Carolyn Stone, Danny Talcott, Jim Taylor, Jodene Thompson, Brandy Turman. the Juniors JUNIOR SPONSORS are building up the class of ’70. Helping the students make this the best year yet are Mrs. Hammers, Mr. White, Mr. Kear, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Kottke, Mrs. Brickey and Mr. Yoakum. 63 BRINGING LAUGHTER to Tiger-land, the Junior Class play, “Time Out for Ginger,” was presented November 7, in the high school auditorium. Directed by new drama instructor, Mr. Worley, the play was a hit with Guymon High School. Mr. Worley was also COSTUME DIRECTOR and SET DESIGNER. Robert T.ee and Sherri Brooks were MAKE-UP ARTISTS. Robert Lee also served as PROGRAM DIRECTOR. CAST LIZZIE ....................... Sandra Claycomb AGNES CAROL .................. Jodene Thompson HOWARD CAROL ...................... Keith Miller JOAN CAROL.........................Sharon Erker JEANNIE CAROL............................... Pam Harman GINGER CAROL .................. Brandy Turman EDDIE DAVIS...................... Danny Russell TOMMY GREEN ........................ Gary Jones MR. WILSON ...................... Kim Peterson ED HOFFMAN..........................Clark Jett ROW ONE Carolyn Wing, Brenda Winters, Kathy Zachary. ROW ONE Dottie Tuttle, Ronnie Tuttle. Billy Wacker, Dianne Waddle, Mike Wade. ROW TWO Terri Wadlcy, Cary Wallis, Joe Webb, Marilyn Wells, Les Wiliamson. Clark Jett, Sandra Claycomb, Sharon Erker, Danny Russell, Miller, Brandy Turman, Gary Jones. Pam Harman, Kim Peterson, Jodene Thompson, Keith Brandy Turman and Keith Miller. Jodene Thompson and Keith Miller. rrTime Out for Ginger99 Gary Jones and Brandy Turman. Pam Harman, Brandy Turman, Keith Miller, and Sandra Claycomb. ' resident . . . n. 7ice-President Secretary-Treasurer i Hitch ompson pi Oakes We Have Spirited Sponsors Our sponsors have loyalty too! Shown here putting up signs for pep assembly are the Sophomore sponsors: Joe Wilkinson, Jane Funk, Johnie Baird, and Jerri Johnson. These four great sponsors also helped the Sophomore Class pick class pins and to come in second in the fun festival. ROW ONE Lexy Adams, Terry Allen, Arris Anderson, Randy Judy Barnum, Adrian Batterman, Janet Bennett. Andrews, Terry Ashpaugh. ROW TWO Peggy Austin, Connie Baker, Beauty ROW ONE (read down) Tommie Bookout, Steve Braley, Mike Brewer, Eugene Brown. ROW TWO Mary Brown, Donna Brune, Karen Brune, Gary Bryant. ROW THREE Brenda Buxton, Linda Buxton, Poke Byers, Tony Byers. ROW FOUR Ricki Caddell, Kim Campbell, Lou Campbell, Jim Carroll. 68 and Brains New to their responsibilities are the Class of “71” Student Council Representatives: Mike Guest, Carol Craig, and David Col- lins. They strive not only to make a better sophomore class, but a fine high school as well. ROW ONE Garry Carter, Loyd Castleberry, Tori Chancellor, Cindy Claycomb, David Collins. ROW TWO Penny Costner, Ronda Costner, Bob Countryman, Jan Cowan, Carol Craig. ROW THREE Sammy Craig, Dennis Curtis, Amos De La Cerda, Patricia Delano, Rick Denker. ALUT Loyal to the Class of “71” as vivacious cheerleaders have been Janet McMurry and Carol Craig for the past 4 years. Ever since they were first elected during the seventh grade, these girls have never failed in keeping the boys’ spirits high. We Have Never Ending Spirit ROW ONE Debra Dietrich. ROW TWO Mary Jo Dol- lins. ROW THREE Debbi Dreessen, Marsha Dunham, Bobby Earl, Nina Eaton, Kathy Elrod. ROW FOUR Steve Elrod, Donna Evans, James Ewing, Frankie Fowler, Johnita Fox. ROW ONE Marilynn Fred, Bobby Gloden, David Glover, Doris Glover, Billy Gose. ROW TWO Alvin Gotcher, Randy Grantham, Valerie Gribble, Eddie Griffith, Mike Guest. We Welcome Mrs. Johnson New to Guymon High School and to the teaching profession is Mrs. Jerri Johnson. Mrs. Johnson did her practice teaching in the CHS Commerce Department last year and graduated from PSC. Besides her teach- ing duties, she also cares for her baby girl. Laurie Ann. ROW THREE David Hager, Linda Hankla, Marsha Harper, Billie Headrick, Howard Helms. ROW ONE Diantia Hill, Max Hinds, Jim Hitch. ROW TWO Myrtle Hobson, Joe Hoffman, Terry Holder. ROW THREE David Holmes, Wayne Ilorin, Steve Horn. ROW FOUR Galen Howard, Carol Hunt, Sheila Hunter, Arietta Ivie, Kirk Jackson. Jins, Janice Kidwell, and Lois Ramstad are seated at the table. Standing are Susan Oakes and Lisa Long. Scholars ROW ONE Johnny Jacobs, Douglas Johnson. ROW TWO Timmy Johnson, Anna Jones. ROW THREE Janet Jones, Joy Kear, Janice Kidwell, Pat Kingsland, Mike Kinslow. ROW FOUR Richard Knapp, Pam La Rue, Jean Lary, Gary Ledbetter, Raymond Lewis. 74 Twelve happy faces make up the Sophomore newcomers from five states. Looking for- ward to an exciting year are Bill Stavig from Watertown, South Dakota; Terry Allen, Dumas, Texas; Amos De La Cerda, New ROW ONE Bill Lines, Larry Lloyd, Lisa Long. ROW TWO Louis Long, Keith Longacre, Phil Longacrc. ROW THREE Mark Lowery, Debbie Lynn, Tommy Lynn. ROW FOUR Joann McCutchen, Janet McMurry, Janet Mason. ROW FIVE Barbara Mildren, Stan Miller, James Mongold, Sherli Morgan, Richard Neville. Dodge City, Kansas; Marsha Dunham, Pampa, Texas; Marsha Harper, Liberal, Kansas: Donna Brune, Gruvcr. Texas; Joan Neilson, Dodge City. Kansas; Donna Stavig, Watertown, South Dakota: Nina Eaton, Perryton. Texas; Veda Pepper, Phoenix. Arizona; Richard Knapp, Norman, Okla- homa; Ronnie Riggs, Lubbock. Texas. Ones ROW ONE Mike Newton, Joan Neilson. ROW TWO Susan Noyes, Susan Oakes. ROW THREE Judy Ogan, Laurie Osborne. ROW FOUR Carole Palmer, Mira Parker. ROW FIVE Veda Pepper, Sam Prater, Barbara Price, Pat Ramsey, Lois Ramstad. Sophomore Loyalty George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are two great ex- amples of true American loyalty. Sheila Hunter and Carol Hunt represent loyalty to the Sophomore class as they portray Washington and Lincoln in the Homecoming assembly. ROW ONE Curtis Reust, Jim Ridley, Tim Ridley, Jeanette Roach, Becky Robinson. ROW TWO Debbie Rodman, Greg Rodman, Donald Romer, Chris Rothschopf, Corky Rountree. ROW ONE Joyce Sheets. Greg Shields, La Rie Shults, Eulalce Smith. Tx slie Smith. Janet and Corky Very well liked by the Class of “71” is Janet McMurry. A fourth term cheerleader, she has also been elected Class Favorite for the past 3 years. Not only is Janet popular, but she also always manages to get on the honor roll. Where the action is, is where you will find the Class of “71” Favorite Boy Corky Rountree. Not only is he a good athlete, but also a fine student as well. Corky has been selected as Favorite Boy for the past 4 years. ROW ONE Melissa Smith, Mike Smith, Terry Smith, Terr) Sparks, Micah Stamper. Meet Miss Funk An alumna of GHS. Miss Funk comes to us from Pecos, Texas, after her third year of teaching. Her school day is filled with four sophomore English classes and one senior English class. She enjoys reading in her spare time. ROW TWO Bill Stavig. ROW THREE Donna Stavig. ROW FOUR Carroll Stelzcr, Peggy Stodghill, Kay Swenson, Ronnie Thompson, James Torrey. The festivities were gay on Sadie Hawkins Day as the sophomores turned out in great numbers dressed as citizens of Dogpatch. Pictured here are a group of Sophies, having a whale of a good time. Hillbilly Haven” ROW ONE Gwen Truitt, Suzanne Truitt. ROW TWO Vicki Tucker, John Tuttle. ROW THREE Doug IJtt, Marvin Wade. ROW FOUR Courtney Wadlcv, Bobby West, Della Williams, Joyce Wood, Sherri Yoakum. 7' Fresi Vice-President Secretary President . .. . i men . Monte January . . Judy Johnson Royce Chancellor Everybody Needs a Counselor Mr. Stewart, the Junior High coun- selor, is pictured here going about his many duties. ROW ONE Larry Adams, Diane Alexander, Teddic Backus, Donna Baker, Joe Barlow, LaDel Batterman. ROW TWO Teresa Bauer, Kim Bearden, Susan Beavers, Authur Behne, Harry Bensel, Larry Black. ROW THREE Roger Bolingcr, Linda Born, Ruby Branum, Barry Brooks. Jan Philippe executes her singing ability during the Freshman Assem- bly, in her number, “Desert Pete.” ROW ONE Sharon Brown, Sandy Buchanan. ROW TWO Connie Bugncr, Carla Burrics. ROW THREE Melissa Camp, Mike Carmody, Bradley Crawfield, David Chambers, Dctta Chambliss, Royce Chancellor. ROW FOUR Jerri Christopher. Randall Clark, Rodney Collingsworth, Gary Cool- ey, Jona Costner, Marcia Danner. ROW FIVE Marilyn Dawes, Fat Donovan, Mike Earnst, Jo Dell Ellard, Christy Ellis, Stacy Erkcr. ( 82 ROW ONE Doris Ewing, Jana Forest, Lee Fowler, Mike Franklin, Jimmy Freeman, Rex Freeman. ROW TWO Darrell Gann, Gary Garrison, Richard Gherna, Cindy Glasgow, Billy Godwin, Burt Godwin. Where the Action Is Teresa McKinzie and Steve Tuttle exhibit a mod- ern jazz dance along with the many other num- bers in the Freshman Assembly. ROW ONE Ronnie Green, Carol Gribble, Rozanna Griggs. ROW TWO Monnett Gwartney, Robert Hambleton, Milton Hanson. ROW THREE Bobby Harris, Linda Harrison, David Hayes. Go! Fight! Win! Tamera Judy Cecilia ROW ONE Susan Hays, Marsha Headrick, James Henden, Alan Hendrickson, Robert Henson, Rita Hicks. ROW TWO Aaron Hiller, Sandra Hininger, Gloria Holder, Danny Hollingsworth, Ronald Holly, Alice Holmes. ROW THREE Pam Hooper, Charlotte Houck, Linda Hyer, Monte January, Jerry Johnson, Lisa Johnson. Freshman Sponsors are enjoying their time out as Mrs. Dunham, Mr. Tuttle, and Mrs. Adams are they have a coke or two. Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Wyett, very proud to head the Freshman Class. ROW ONE Darrel Julian, Jerry Kee- nan. ROW TWO Vonciele King, Karen Knutson. ROW TJ1REE Angela Laven- der, Dennis Lively. ROW FOUR De- Anne Livcsay, Jerry L’Roy. ROW ONE Donnie Mallard, Carolyn Martinez, Jerry Martinez, John Martinez, Karl Mayer, Chuck McAnarney. ROW TWO Barbara McCurdy, Warner McKinnon, Teresa McKinzie, Clay Miller, Jeremy Miller, Ralph Mingle. ROW ONE Gloria Morris, Brooke Ann Mrofcza, Lewis Mueller. ROW TWO Nick Neville, Steve O’Connors, Junior O’Leary. ROW THREE Donna Olmstead, Glen Ortega, Lewis Osborne. ROW FOUR Ronnie Parker, Monda Peppers, Mari Jo Peterson. Cub Choir ROW ONE Julie Carter, Teresa Bauer, Anita Wall, Barbara Ramsey, Monda Peppers, Stacy Erker, Aaron Hiller, Darrell Gann, Harry Bensel. ROW TWO Monette Gwartney, Debbie Eaten, Jo Dell Ellard, Mary Lindley, Rhonda Shultz, Mike Franklin, Decma Trayler, Mike Sanders, Lucas Martinez. ROW THREE Connie Bugner, Nancy Reid, Deanna Livesay, Sandy Buchanan, Carolyn Martinez, Zana Turman, Rozanna Griggs, Pam Hooper, Gloria Morris, Jana Forrest. ROW FOUR Danny Hollingsworth, Charles Martinez, Kenny Quesenbury, Rex Freeman, Chuck McAnarney, Donnie Mallard, Glenn Ortega, Robert Hambleton, Gloria Holder, Jerric Christopher, Donna Olmstead. ROW UVE Billy Tate, Terri Wallin, Angelyn Lavander, Marcia Danner, Linda Harrison, LaDell Batterman, Jean Sandoval, Marilyn Dawes, Doris Ewing, Alice Rehard, Rosa Lee Shepherd. ROW SIX Mrs. Davis, Roger Bolingcr, Nick Neville, Judy Johnson, Dana Adkins, Tamera Oxley, Linda Hyer, Carla Burries, Lisa Johnson, Donna Baker, Alice Holmes, Jona Costner. 86 Monda Is Our Sweetheart Beginning a new year with a new girl, the Cub Choir elected Monda Peppers as their Sweetheart. Monda moved here last summer from Arizona. The Freshman Sweetheart can- didates are Tamera Oxley and Judy Johnson. 87 Judy Miss Judy Johnson is a very popular girl this year. She has been elected as Freshman Princess of the El Tigre, Football Queen, and 1969 Class Favorite. Also Judy holds the office of Secretary-treasurer of her Freshman Class. Judy was a run- ner-up in the Cub Choir Sweetheart election and has been a cheerleader for the past two years. ROW ONE Jan Philippe, Jimmy Pierce, Barbara Ramsey, Alice Rcherd. ROW TWO Jean Sandoval, Rosa Lee Shephard, Lan Slater, Joly Smith. ROW IHREE Nancy Reid, Virgina Rhoades, Noah Roberson, Jacque Rodman. 1969 Frosh Queen and Escort and Royce Royce Chancellor is the other outstanding person this year. Royce is a three time Class Favorite. He has participated in football every year in Junior High and one year of basket- ball. Royce was elected to the position of President of the Freshman Class. The 1968 football team elected Royce to be an escort in the Homecoming. Royce is just an all around guy- ROW ONE Micky Stcinkogler, Dale Stewart, David Stone, Janette Strother. ROW TWO Billy Sturdivan, Carolyn Sullivan, Billy Tate, Judy Thompson. ROW THREE Carla Thornton, Doug Toombs, Dclma Trayler, Zana Turman. 1969 Frosh Class Favorites ROW ONE Steve Tuttle, Vance Wadlcy. ROW TWO Charles Wale, Anita Wall. Here They Come ROW ONE Kandy Ward. Steve Ward, Jerry Webb, Kathy Weeder, Tim Wetmorc. ROW TWO Rachel Wilkinson, Cecilia Wilson, Johnny Zachary, Mark Zigler. ROW ONE Mary Lindlcy, Carol Cribble, Danna At- kins, Debbie Eaton, Monda Peppers, Cloria Morris, Zanna Turman, Anita Wall, Alice Rehard, Jana For- rest. ROW TWO Freddie Rodgers, Darrc Sheets, Buf- ford Qualls, Joe Barlow, Nick Neville, Louis Mueller, Jerry Webb. Newcomers Sorry About That; We Lost Your Pictures ROW ONE Tamera Oxley, Judy Johnson, Loralu Ra- burn, Mary Lindlcy, Danna Atkins. ROW TWO Gary Bint , Rhonda Shultz, Debbie Nelson, Wendy Palmer, Julie Carter, Debbie Eaton, Billy Thompson. ROW THREE Eugene Mussman, Charles Martinez, Mike Sanders, Philp May, Bufford Qualls, Steve Caperton. ROW FOUR Fred Rodgers, Dave Sheets, Kevin Holt, Donnie Mallard, Mike Denny, Sammy Prather. CHOSEN BY the Class of “73” as Favorites are Dee Ann Kear and Stanley Roach. Dee Ann, who was also a Class Favorite last year, is a two-term cheer- leader and is sometimes on the honor rolls as well. Stan, a home-room president, participates in football and basketball. He is always on the honor rolls. Dee Ann and Stan ROW ONE Janet Adkinson, Keith Allen, Donna Anderson, David Asmussen, John Atkins, Pam Austin. ROW TWO Maria Baca, Jani Bachman, Greg Badlcy, Barbara Barlow, Mary Barnum, Jana Bauer. Three Years With MR. GENE REED has been with the Guy- mon school system for three years. A for- mer Guymonite, he graduated from Guymon High School and Panhandle A M Col- lege. ROW ONE Ronnie Bauer, Sherri Bauer, Terral Bcardon, Larry Beavers, Tommy Beckwith, Artie Bchnc. ROW TWO Billy Behne, Keith Bell, Richard Bledsoe, Sharon Blyth, Alvin Bookout, Larry Boren. Junior High Math ROW ONE Emma Boyd, Leona Brannum, Doug Brewer, Linda Brown, Mike Brown, Marsha Brune. ROW TWO Cathy Bugner, Courtney Campbell, Danny Caperton, Don- ald Carter, Karen Clark, Vicki Clark. ROW THREE Scrina Coffman. Edward Collins, Marilyn Cooley, Kathy Costner, Shelly Costner, Sherri Costner. ROW FOUR Billy Court- ney, Karen Craig, Taos Cribbs, Donnie Dickerson, Denise Dietrich, Andy. Dollins. 95 CENTRAL JR. HIGH SCHOOL welcomes Mrs. Ledbetter to the Guymon school system. Mrs. Ledbetter, who came to us from Fairview, teaches an eighth grade class. ROW ONE Donna Dreesen, Beatrice Duran, Di- anne Eden. ROW TWO Linda Eoff, Teresa Eoff, Nancy Fagen. ROW ONE Pam Faris, Timmy Farmer, Monte Fenton, Wathina Fischer, Mike Fred, Vickie Freisen. ROW TWO Ronnie Funderburg, Vicky Furnish, Tony Gardner, Debbie Gaylord, Mike Gifford, Pat Greer. ROW ONE Nona Gribble, Kathy Grove, Steve Hager, Luinda Harper, Kim Haris, Gracy Harri- son. Central Welcomes Teachers MR. MALCOLM CARTER is also a newcomer this year, coming from Pampa. He teaches history to eager Eighth graders. ROW ONE Virginia Harrison, Cindy Hays, Te- resa Hays. ROW TWO Pete Headrick, Lynn Heflin, Dana Heftner. 98 ROW ONE Kim Higgins, Rhonda Hin- dergardt. Earnest Hinshaw, Edyth Hob- son, Cathy Hoffman, Marnin Hohweiler, ROW TWO Cayla Hopkins, Donna Hunter, Tommy Hunter, Janis Ingold, Nancy Jackson, Don January. ROW THREE Tony Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Cindy Jones, DeAnn Kear, Mark Kim- sey, Roger Knceland. ROW ONE Joseph Knudson, Tony Landess. ROW TWO Rhonda I.a Rue, Beth Latham. Three Cheers for Eighth Grade Loading up for another exciting football game, are Eighth Grade cheerleaders Beth Latham, Dee Ann Rear, and Holly McMurry. Cheerleading is nothing new to this peppy trio; all three girls are serving their second term for the Class of ‘73’. ROW ONE Linda Ledbetter, Becky Lee, Martha Lindlcy, Frances Long, Mike Lowell, Brad Lowrey. ROW TWO Debbie McClung, Becky McCubbin, Sue Ann McDaniels, Kicky McDougale, Holly McMurry, Steve Macias. ROW ONE Sonna Martin, Dolores Martinez, Effie Martinez, Steve Martinez. Darlene Mathcwson, Judith Mildren. ROW TWO Danny Miller, Laurie Miller, Ramona Miller, Royce Miller, Twyla Miller, Hill Mingle. ROW TUREE Rosemary Murphy, Kim Newman, Mike Pat- terson, Glen Patton, Glenda Patton, Joe Pepper. EIGHTH GRADE ASSEMBLY swung to the music played by Steve Pracht, Timmy Farm- er, Pete Headrick, and Doug Wade. MISS HELEN HOFFERBER, a Tigerlander since 1959, is kept busy teaching five hours of literature and English to energetic eighth graders. Eighth Graders Develop Their Talents ROW ONE Junior Perez, David Peterson, Becky Picratt, Hugh Pierce, Richard Pope. ROW TWO Steve Pracht, Burt Price, Nancy Quesenbury, Ronald Quinn, Shelly Rchard. ROW THREE Melvin Ruest, Elizabeth Ritter, Stanley Roach. Gina Robinson, Diana Rodgers. REPRESENTING SIX STATES, these Eighth grade newcomers all appear to be happy in their new surroundings. Pictured ON THE FENCE Maria Baea, Marsha Brune, Ricky McDougale, Linda Eoff, Frances Long, Courtney Camp- bell, Virginia Harrison, Donnie Dickerson, Barbara Barlow, Joe Pepper. STANDING Pamela Taylor, Jane Bachman, Donna Martin, Serena Coffman, Dianna Rodgers, Wathina Fischer, Martha Lindley. Eighth Gets ROW ONE Eva Shook, Terry Smart. ROW ONE Lynn Rollins, Sharon Ronnie, Janna Rountree, Dorothy Raybal, Mike Rus- sel], Nina Saunders. ROW TWO LaVonna Scheuerman, Allen Schott, Beverly Scott, Lar- ry Scott, Mark Sharkey, Don Shields. 102 17 Newcomers ROW ONE Jackie Smith, Marcia Smith, Pat Smith. ROW TWO Randy Smith, Steve Smith, Mike Starky. ROW THREE Barbara Stavig, Joyce Stavig, Baron Stewart. Mrs, Brecheen in 13th Year MRS. EDNA BRECHEEN, a thirteen-year faculty member, teaches English to five sections of eighth graders. She also serves as a sponsor for the Class of “73.” During her spare time, Mrs. Brecheen enjoys oil painting. ROW ONE Debbie Stewart, Deana Stump, Mary Ann Swensen, Leo Talbott, Pam Taylor, Candy Thompson. ROW TWO Janet Thompson, Rodney Thompson, Balinda Trayler, Billy Turman, Sara Tuttle, Eddie Van Dyke. Stanley Leads in Scholarship LONELY ALL “A”, but apparently not too unhappy is Eighth grader Stanley Roach. Despite his many activities, Stanley still finds time to keep up his grades. DONNA HUNTER is the first runner-up for Guymon Junior High School football queen. She was chosen for this honor by the Eighth grade football team. Donna was also attendant for basketball queen her Seventh grade year. Her escort is Noah Roberson. Junior High Royalty ROW ONE Doug Wade, Judy Warlhen, Patty Wanhen, Tina Werner, Roger Wclgus, Sam Wil- liams. R01P TWO Nancy Wilson, Mike Wood, Steve Wood, David Wysong, Cindy Yates, Patricia Yoakum. 105 Seventh Grade Homeroom Presidents John Smith Ruddy Hooper Rirkv Behne Patricia Adams Sammy Bromlow Steven l.on? J 06 Mrs, Long CJH Newcomer RHETA LONG, a newcomer to the Central Junior High faculty, is instructing Kenneth Hiller and Jim Crelly on some seventh grade math material. Mrs. Long is a graduate of GHS and Phillips Uni- versity and resides in Guymon with her fifth grade daughter Valerie and seventh grade son, John. ROW ONE Patricia Ann Adams, Ronnie Anderson, Kenny Anderson, Melody Batternian, Henry Baxter, Monte Baxter. ROW TWO Marilyn Beavers, Ricky Behne, Janis Beldon, Bruce Bell, Lynn Bushong, Jerry Boyett. ROW THREE Brian Braley, Randy Brewer, Sammy Bromlow. Dickie Bryan, Dorita Bryant, Chris Bunch. 107 ROW ONE Vicki Burke, Darla Hurries, Joe Burries, Jeff Carmody, Karmet Carter, Terri Carter. ROW TWO Judy Carver, Peggy Carver, Tara Chancellor, Shelley Christopher, Marlene Coffman, Tommy Colclazicr. Seventh ays Beauty SEVENTH GRADE PEPPER-UPPERS, chosen by the members of their class at the first of their seventh grade year, are Vicki Burke, Terri Lockhart, and Mary Chryl McCarrell. These girls have led the boys to several glorious victories. 108 and Brains LOOKING FOR A LITTLE amusement in book reading are the seventh grade stu- dents with an A average. Patricia Adams, Cheryl Sheets. Karen Lynn, John Smith and Bryan Lee seem to prefer the fiction books to their regular study companions. Mark Coth™m, Jim Crelly, Tye Cribbs, I)avi J Dale, Jane Dale, Kay Daugherty. ROIv TWO Mike Dennis, Linda Drake, Rebecca Dressier, Kathy Duncan, Mark Dunham, Mike Dunham. HOW THREE Debbie Dunn, Danny Edens, Verla Eggcrs, Jeff Ellard, Rhonda Elston, Janis Erker. ROW ONE Joyce Ewing, Dianna Fischer, Betty Ford, Mike Fox, Leslie Franklin, Virginia Fuerstenau. ROW TWO Brent Gibson, Cindy Gibson, Jimmy Graves, Mike Grider, Joy Guest, Don Gunsallus. Vicki and THE 1968 PANHANDLE EXPOSITION finds Vicki Burke and Buddy Hooper, class favorites, enjoying themselves on one of the rides at the carnival. Both are members of the Jr. High Buddy band. Buddy plays half-back on the football team, while Vicki cheers him on from the side- lines. MRS. WILT has been in the Guymon Junior High Schools for eight years. As a Seventh grade English teacher, she helps Donald Livesay, and Larry Mc- Cuse learn the English fundamentals. Everyone Enjoys English ROW ONE Debra Hamilton. Lawcnce Hamilton, Richard Hamilton, Mike Hampton, Penny Hansen, Dan Harms. ROW TWO Cheryl Hays, Teresa Hcimsmith, Priscilla Helms, Randy Hickman, Noel Hicks, Mary Hilburn. ROW THREE David Hill, Jimmy Hill, Kenneth Hiller, Kim Hinds, Douglas, Billy Holmes. i V- TEACHING SCIENCE AND COACHING seventh grade football and basketball, keeps Wallace Lynn busy. Mr. Lynn, a favorite with everyone, doesn’t mind giving extra help to Noel Hicks. Seventh Studies Science ROW ONE Buddy Hooper, Mark Hyer, Sally Jackson, Handy Jacobs, Bob Jett, Debbie Johnson. ROW TWO Del Johnson, Leona Jones, Randy Jones, Jim Ketcherside, Mary Jo Ketcherside, Terri Kiddo. ROW THREE Leslie Kidwcll, Ricky Knceland, Patty Knight, Kendall Kottke, Bryan Lee, Don Livcsay. MRS. FAYE COSTNER, Spanish teacher and part-time office worker, is shown here taking an annual deposit for the 1969 El Tigre from seventh grader Mary Ann Raburn. Mrs. Costner is a seventh grade sponsor. ROW ONE Terri Lockhart, John Long, Robert Long. Steve Long, Jack Lowell, Karen Lynn. ROW TWO Mary Chryl McCarrell, Larry McCause, Roland McCutchin, David McDaniel, Tommy McDougale, Sharon McGowen. ROW TUREE Mark McGrcw, Lee Madaris, Dan Mahon, Donnie Martin, Becky Martinez, Christine Martinez. SEVENTH GRADE MATH teacher, Mrs. Bobbye Hessenthaler, has been a member of Central’s faculty for two years. Mrs. Hessenthaler is helping Melody Batterman with an averaging prob- lem. Assistance in ing ROfP 0! E Gary Mason, Leland Mongold, Mike Moore, Audrey Nash. Debra Ncstcr, Kenneth Newman. ROW TWO Jimmy Norton. Radena Osborne, Sammy Osborne, Brad Palmer, Gay Parker, Nancy Parkhurst. 114 Vicki Chosen Queen Candidate ROW ONE (read down) Arnold Peoples, Rob- ert Perez, Gary Peterson, Kye Peterson Mark Peterson, Jcannic Philippe. ROW TWO (read down) Steve Pointer, Kristy Powell, Carroll Prater, Mike Pritchard, Pat Pritchard, Pamela Quesenbury. JUNIOR HIGH HOMECOMING was an eventful evening for Vicki Burke, seventh grade homecoming queen candidate. Vicki’s escort was ninth grade football player, Monte January. 115 ROW ONE Mary Ann Raburn, Johnny Reid, Freddie Ritter, Judy Romero, Richard Ross, Donna Row, Lupe Sandoval, Jeff Schultz, Roherson, Janie Rodman, Mario Rodriquez. ROW TWO Anthony Monte Settles. THE TIGER DEN appears to be quite the place for seventh grade newcomers to gather for a little social life. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are Dianna Fischer, Rebecca Dressier, Debbie Nester, Kristy Powell, Sammy Osborne, Debbie Dunn, Sally Jackson, and Richard Ross. SEATED in the double booth from back to front are Carroll Pra- ter, Henry Baxter, Robert Long, David Pipes, Mark Carrell. Also Dan Mahon, Mark Dunham, Larry McCause, Donnie Martin, and Steve Williams. STANDING are Pete Riggs, Cherylc Sheets and Radena Osborne. 116 ROW ONE (read down) Cheryle Sheets, Eva Schillings, Kevin Sizelove, David Smith. ROW TWO (read down) Johnny Smith, Lcquita Stovall, Vance Stewart, Brad Stoner, Leo Talbot. Newcomers Find a Treat in the Tiger Den 117 ROW ONE Terry Tate, James Thomas, Darlene Thompson. Johnny Tooley, Jamie Tucker, Mike Tucker. ROW TWO Fred Tuttle, Tommy Tyler, Joan Waddle, David Wadlcy, Lisa Ward, Doris Wells. Music Makes the Mark WALK-IN SHOTS always find students ready to cooperate with the photographer, especially Mrs. Dor- sey’s seventh grade General Music class. Mrs. Dorsey is a student teacher from Good well, practicing under the skill and ability of Mrs. Juanita Davis, choir director. HANDS DOWN! FEET TOGETHER! and on your toes, must have been the order shouted by Coach Dorsey, Seventh grade gym teacher. As you can tell, there is always someone who misinterprets these orders. These boys work to get themselves into the best physical condition for youths their age. Hands Down!! Feet Together!! ROW ONE Glen West, Ben Whipkey, Steve Williamson, Charles Wilson. ROW TWO Jerry Wing, Bruce Wingert, Robert Yoakum, Jimmy Young. Activities mm. N Football 568 13 IS SEASON’S FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD • TIGERS . OPPONENTS ■ LQST .7 Dalhart ...........66 fcOS-T .....:.... .13 Yukon ......;......15 LOST ..............20 Alva LYV.'.T T:....28 WON ......,.... .19 Tucumcari....'......6 ON ..............w42 ' Stratford ..........13 woir:::;:::;;;: :r2i ¥ ' ’ 1 ■■ , -wJi :...22 I -.� Dalhart .. Yukon ... Alva . Tucumcari Stratford ’. Ratorf .... . - Liberal . . . Alamo Cath Woodward .-’if 'A Under the guidance of the new GHS coaching staff composed of Larry Ledbetter, Phil Edgmon, Gary Guffey, and Jerry Lawley, the Guymon Tigers closed out the season of regular play with four wins and seven losses. Throughout the playing season luck was against the hoys. Injuries and inexperience buried any hopes of placing high on the charts as in previous seasons. With quickness and tradition the Tigers fought Alva to a 28-20 decision, which was decided in the closing seconds of the game. They also fell to the District 1-A Champions, Woodward Boomers. The only Guymon win on home ground came when the Tigers blanked Raton 21-0. The other wins came at Stratford, Alamo Catholic, and Tucumcari. COACH CARY GUFFEY gives a talk at a GIIS pep assembly with the help of the Guymon mascot. Tigers Post 4 Wins — 7 Losses EIGHT SENIORS completed the ’68 season, playing their inson, Otis Barnum, and Phil Scott, shown with Coaches last football for GHS. They .were Joe Beavers, Todd Ralstin, Ledbetter and Lawley. Melvin Earl, Terry Dunkerson, Hardy Collins, Barry Hutch- HARDY COLLINS Senior End Two Letterman Seniors End Season f°r Tigers OTIS BARNUM Senior Halfback One Letterman TERRY DUNKERSON Senior Tackle Tri-LeUerman JOE BEAVERS Senior Guard Two Letterman 4 BARRY HUTCHISON Senior Center One Letterman TIGERS LINE VP FOR ACTION against Raton in Tiger Stadium. They went on to shut out Raton 21 0 in the second win of the season. TODD RALSTIN Senior Quarterback Tri-Letterman MELVIN EARL Senior End Two Letterman RICHIE COWAN Junior Fullback Two Letterman RICK FURNISH Junior Tailback One Letterman SENIOR HALFBACK OTIS BARNUM is stopped for a short gain by Yukon defenders on the opening kick-off. Coining to his aid are Rick Furnish, Corky Rountree, and Tom Justus. DON CAMPBELL Junior End Two Letterman Juniors Show Determination END HARDY COLLINS catches a pass from Todd Ralstin and heads for pay dirt aided by Corky Rountree in the 33-22 loss to Liberal. GARY LYNN Junior Guard One Letterman JODY PIERCE Junior End One Letterman ROD PALMER Junior Tailback One Letterman JIM CARROLL Sophomore Guard One Letterman CORKY ROUNTREE Sophomore Quarterback One Letterman Sophs Strong in 968 TERRY ALLEN Sophomore Tackle One Letterman WAYNE HORIN Sophomore Fullback One Letterman Tigers Blank Raton Todd Ralstin, Senior quarterback of the Guymon Tigers, makes his way through the Raton defensive line with a block from center, Barry Hutchison. Hardy Collins, Tom Justus, and Rick Furnish look on. SAMMY PRATER Sophomore Fullback One Letterman BOBBY FITZGERALD Junior Guard Two Letterman BOBBY EARL Sophomore End One Letterman RONNIE THOMPSON Sophomore End One Letterman JOHN TUTTLE Sophomore Guard One Letterman STEVE ELROD Sophomore End One Letterman Sophs Look Ahead JIM RIDLEY 4 MIKE GUEST Sophomore Halfback One Letterman STEVE BRALEY Sophomore Center One Letterman Sophomore Guard One Letterman Chosen by area coaches, seven Guymon Tigers made the Panhandle All-area team. The team was composed of high school football players from the Oklahoma Panhandle. Standing under the goal post are Seniors Otis Barnum, Todd Ralstin, Hardy Collins, Melvin Earl, and Joe Beavers. Not pictured arc Bob Fitzgerald and Rick Furnish. Senior All-district selections, Joe Beavers, Melvin Earl, and Hardy Collins, pose with Assistant Coach Gary Guffey. Melvin Earl was also named to the alternate All-state team. Tigers Take Honors FRESHMAN ROSTER: David Stone, Chuck McAnarney, Mike Steinkogler, Jim Freeman, Clay Miller, Bobby Harris, Warner McKinnon. ROW TWO Rex Freeman, Mike Carmody, Cary Garrison, Lucas Martinez, Arthur Behne, Ralph Mingle, Royce Chancellor. ROW TUREE Rodney Thompson, Bufford Qualls, Steve O’Connor, Mike Earnst, Steve Tuttle, Ellison Hensley, Berry Brooks, Mark Ziglcr. Doug Toombs, Coach Hays. ROW FOUR Don Mallard, Mike Franklin, Noah Roberson, David Hays, James Hendon, Kim Bearden, Robert Henson, Monte January. NOT PICTURED: Rodney Collingsworth, Joe Barlow, Managers—Ronnie Green and Jerry Keenan. Jr. Hi. supporters “whoop it up” at one of their assemblies for their fine players. FRESHMAN ’68 SCOREBOARD TIGERS OPPONENTS L 0 .................................. Dalhart 22 W 21 .............................. Liberal West 14 W 14................................Liberal South 13 W 40.................................. Ulysses 14 W 33 ..................................Elkhart 0 W 40 ................................. Clayton 0 W 32.................................. Hugoton 0 W 15 ................................ Woodward 12 Conference Champs EIGHT GRADE ROSTER: Danny Capcrton, Steve Max ins, Ricky Behne, T ye Cribbs, Keith Allen, Joe Pepper, Pete Headrick, Steve Pratt, Kim Newman, Timmy Farmer, Allan Schott. ROW TWO Larry Scott, Mike Gifford, Glen Patton, Eddie Collins. Doug Wade, Richard Pope, Larry Beavers, Ronnie Bauer, Don Dickerson, Mike Fred, Courtney Campbell, Eddie Van Dyke. ROW THREE Coach Robert Dorsey, David Asmu«- sen, Stanley Roach, Jackie Smith, Danny Miller, Lynn Heflin, Bill Mingle, David Wysong, Ricky Bledsoe, Tony Landess, Billy Courtney, Don January, Mike Wood, manager. Cubs Show Enthusiasm SEVENTH GRADE ROSTER: Monte Baxter, Jimmy Hill, Anthony Romero, Richard Ross, Ricky Knceland, Mark McGrew, Lupe Sandoval, Gary Sandoval, Jimmy Young, Gary Mason. ROW TWO David Wadley, Jerry Wright, Mike Grider, Jeb Shultz, Jack Howell, Ben Whipkey, Jerry Boyctt, Sammy Osborne, Randy Hickman, Mark Peterson, Robert Perez, Don Livesay. ROW THREE Managers Mike Fox and Kye Peterson, Randy Jacobs, David Dale, Ricky Behne, John Reed, Bryan Braley, Buddy Hooper, Mike Dunham, Jerry Wing, Dan Harms. ROW FOUR Billy Holmes, Dale Johnson, Steve Long, Terry Tate, Randy Jones, Brad Palmer, Don Gunsuullaus, Monte Settles, Mike Dennis, John Tooley, Dickie Bryan. SEASON SCOREBOARD opponent: TIGERS Carl Albert Woodward Woodward REGIONALS El Reno TIGER “A” BASKETBALL ROSTER: ROW ONE Kevin Lindley, Jim Hitch. Coach Lawley, Otis Barnum, David Collins. ROW TWO Tom Justus, Mike Guest, Melvin Earl, Larry Ballou, Hardy Collins, Clark Jett, I odd Ralstin, Bill LcCrange Tigers Western Power99 GHS’s new head coach, Jerry Lawley, is shown in one of his milder moods as he looks over the Tiger’s records. The 1968-69 Tigers got off to a slow start, hut got together and ended the season strong. After losing six of their first eight games, the club raised their record to 10 win and 10 losses. They lost a pair to Perry ton and Dumas, and singles to Carl Albert, Clayton, Lamar, Guthrie, Clinton, and Liberal. The Tigers took wins twice from Alva, Raton, and Woodward, and won matches from Lamar, Clay- ton, and Liberal. In Regional play the Tigers lost to 6th ranked El Reno in their opening game at Clinton. The Tigers ended the 1968-69 season with 10 wins and 11 losses. 135 HARDY COLLINS 6’ 2” Senior 361 Points—17.1 Av. TODD RALSTIN 5’ 11” Senior 113 Points—5.3 Av. Seniors Lead Forward Larry Ballou shoots a jump shot, as Hardy Collins waits for the rebound in case he should miss. Guymon beat Wood- ward, 67-57. Senior Larry Ballou shoots against a Woodward Boomer in Guymon’s home win, 67-57. BILL LeGRANGE 5’ 10” Senior 166 Points—8.3 Av. Tigers Take Two9 Drop One MELVIN EARL 6’ 1” Senior 143 Points—7.1 Av. Hardy Collins, Guymon’s leading scorer, arcs two points toward the basket in the Tiger’s 50-52 loss to Liberal. Jumping high, Bill LeGrange grabs a rebound during a bout with Lamar, Colo. The Tigers rousted the Savages, 70-48. TOM JUSTUS 5’ 11” Junior 16 Points—1.1 Av. Larry Ballou tips in two points in Guymon’s victory over Woodward on our home court. The Tigers also defeated the Boomers in Woodward, 73-59. Tigers Take Two From Woodward 140 CLARK JETT 6’ 0” Junior 2 Points—.4 Av. DAVID COLLINS 5’ 8” Sophomore 26 Points—1.5 Av. MIKE GUEST 6’ 0” Sophomore JIM HITCH 5’ 9” Sophomore 6 Points—2.0 Av. Senior Hardy Collins fights for the tip-off during the battle with rival Liberal. Guymon lost the heart- breaker, 50-52. WAYNE HORIN 5’ 9” Sophomore COURTNEY WADLEY 5’ 9” Sophomore STAN MILLER 5’ 7” Sophomore tigers'1 I 441 142 RONNIE THOMPSON 5’ 10” Sophomore BOBBY EARL 5’ 9” Sophomore JAMES TORREY 6’ 1” Sophomore FREDDY BRYAN 5’ 11’ Junior Sophomore Wayne Horin puts up a shot, while Tom Justus and Jim Hitch look on. Soph Show Strength TOMMY LYNN 6’ Sophomore RICK CADDELL 5’ 7” Sophomore GARY STELZER 5’ 10” Junior RICHARD NEVILLE 6’ 1” Sophomore 143 TIGER “B” BASKETBALL ROSTER: ROW ONE Stan Miller, Courtney Wadley, Rick Caddcll, Bob Earl, Cary Stelzer, Wayne Horin, Ronnie Thompson, Tommy Lynn, Freddie Bryan, James Torrey, Richard Neville. KNEELING Coach Gary Guffey. Team Makes Progress “B” Team Coach Gary Guffey is shown looking over his team’s statistics. PLAYING AN IMPORTANT PART, Manager Darrel Livesay is shown cleaning his team’s dressing room. BOTTOM ROW John Zachery, Royce Chanceller, Warner McKinnon, C lay Miller, Nick Neville, Mike Stienkogler, Boh Harris. TOP ROW Coach Hays, Ralph Mingle, Noah Roberson, David Hays, Ellison Hensley, Mike Earnst, Jerry Keenan. James Hcndcn, Monty January, Stacy Erker. David Hayes goes up for the score against Liberal West in the Tiger gym. 1968 Cub CUBS LOST........20 LOST ...... 50 WON ....... 39 LOST ...... 50 LOST ...... 30 WON.........41 LOST ...... 49 WON.........30 WON.........43 Cage Record 4-5 OPPONENTS WOODWARD ........ 48 ELKART .......... 58 ULYSESS ......... 37 HUGOTON ......... 62 LIBERAL W.........50 CLAYTON...........24 WOODWARD ........ 53 LIBERAL S.........27 CLAYTON...........31 145 FRONT ROW Don Shields, Lynn Helfin, Kim Newman, Pete Headrick, Mike Fred, Danny Miller. Don January. Stanley Roach, Andy Boyd (not «pictured)' BACK ROW Mike Brown, Mgr; Jackie Smith, Courtney Campbell, Eddie Collins, Rodney Thompson, Mike Giflord, Royce Miller, Bill Mingle, Glen Patton, Mike Wood, Mgr; Coach Wolgamott. Cubs Show Spirit FRONT ROW Rick Behne, Mike Fox, Bryan Lee, Gary Peterson, Gary Mason, Mike Grider. SECOND ROW Mark Peterson, Lawrence Hamil- ton, Jerry Wright, Fred Ritter, Bob Jett, Mark Cothren, David Wad Icy. THIRD ROW Mike Dunham, Kim Hines, Robert Yoakam, Randy Hickman, Bryan Braley, Sammy Osborn, Buddy Hooper, Mark Hyer. BACK ROW Coach Lynn, Randy Jones, Steve Long, Brad Palmer, Robert Long, Dan Harms, Mike Dennis. Members of the 1969 Track team are John Tuttle, Gary Lynn, David Davis, Dennis Curtis, Rick Rurnish, Chris Hinchcy, Richie Cowan, Corky n“in8' Jim Ma,hiS' Tim Rid,ey’ Jim Ci,rr0,,’ Rod Pal“CI- Bubb Gary Spring Sports of 69 Coach of the Guymon Golf team is Joe Wilkinson. Members of the 1969 Golf Team consist of Steve Braley, Randy Grantham, Mike Kinslow, Mike Denny, Lee Foster, Steve Ward. TOP ROW Jeff Spain, Mike Lowery, Tim Ridley, Kirk Jackson, Doug King, Bob Justus, Allen Hendrickson. El Tigre 69er Style Mr. Cruzan Editor-in-Chief.......... Assistant Editor......... Classes Editor........... Activities Editor........ Sports Editor............ Business Manager......... Photography Coordinator . . . Laura Kane . . . Sandra Hill . Linda Keezer . . . Janet Righy . . Todd Ralstin Becky Kleffman . David Kidwel! 1969 PUBLICATIONS STAFF: Daryl Lewis, Laura Kane, Joe Dondlinger, Ji’l MeMurry, Dave Miller. Jan Morgan. Diane Dietrich. Susan Oakes, Sandra Hill, Una Jo Mahaney, Becky Kleffman, Debbie Harness, Linda Keezer, Janet Rigby, David Kidwell. Not pictured is Sharon Lewis. Linda Keezer and Janet Rigby Debbie Harness and Sandra Hill David Kidwell and Becky Kleffman SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS are Dave Miller, Otis Barnum, Jerry Dixon, Daryl Lewis, Jill MeMurry, Todd Ralstin, Una Jo Mahaney, and Joe Dondlinger. With officers like these, Pep Club can not keep from being the greatest. Pictured here are Sandra Newman Treasurer, Sandra Huddleston Vice President, Diana Cole President, Joan Mathewson Secretary, and Rebecca Hobson Reporter, as they call for help for the 1968-’69 Guymon Football Homecoming. CHEERLEADERS: Terri Wadlcy, Debbie Peppers, Linda Campbell, Jill McMurry, Carol Craig, and Janet McMurry. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: TOP ROW Cecila Rogers, Iva Smith, Gail Howell, Rhonda Costner, Judy Scott, Linda Foster, Regina Evans, Mary Ann Lines, Patricia Carter, Jo Frazier, Susan Reeder, Bonnie Smith, Marsha Hendrickson, Jackie Frantz, Becky Hobson, Sandra Newman, Joan Mathewson, Gayle Wooldridge Connie Worley, Sherry Brooks, Debbie Frittz, Marilynn Fred, Debbie Harness, Linda Hamilton, Pat Buchanan, Mary Jane Donavan, Sandy Denney, Connie Enns, Barbara Mildren. ROW TWO Joyce Sheets, Sharon Beardon, Phyllis Bennet, Jenna McCutchen, Melba Mallard, Becky Cole, Dottie Tuttle, Debbie Hager, Teresa Fischer, Michelle Miller, Carolyn Wing, Debbee Long, Sandra Huddleston, Diana Cole, Suzanne Truitt, Susan Oakes, Joy Kear, Lexy Adams, Carol Hunt, Sheila Hunter, Jan Cowan, Patricia DeLano, Marilyn Wells, Mary Ann Atkins, Cindy Dollins, Mary Jane Mott, Denise Philippe, Lisa Long, Jodene Thompson. ROW THREE Sharon Erker, Joann McCutchen, Johnita Fox, Melissa Smith, Carolyn Grice, Nina Eaton, Margie Eaton, Sandra Hill, Loretta Blackburn, Kathy Ashpaugh, Karen Hill, Peggy Reed, Marcia Burkett, Jan Morgan, Diane Dietrich, Sherry Sturdivan, Bobbie Cook, Becky Robinson, Mary Brown, Carole Palmer, Donna Brune, Joyce Wood, Sarah Wilkinson, Diane Mayer, Nancy Richardson. ROW FOUR Becky Klcffman, Janet Henson, Janet Rigby, Fredda Howard, Beverly Frieson, Peggy Stogdhill, Della Williams, BEE TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Janet Mason, Micah Stamper, Carolyn Stone, and Becky Scott. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Kathy Faris, Linda Keezcr, Karen Johnson, Kay Swenson, Mira Parker, Leiloni Stamper and Laura Kane. GHS Pep Club The 1968-’69 G.H.S. B-team cheerleaders are a quartet of friendly pepper uppers. Janet Mason, Carolyn Stone, and Micah Stamper join two-timer Becky Scott this year in an effort to back the Tigers. 151 SENIOR NHS MEMBERS conducting the initiatory ceremonies are Diana Cole. Jenna McCutchen, Sarah Wilkinson, Cindy Dollins, Mary Anne Atkins, Joe Beavers, Treasurer Diane Dietrich, Vice-President Orin Piepho, SENIOR INITIATES are Helen Hager, Judy Scott, Linda Foster, Kris Truitt, and Melvin Earl. SOPHOMORE PROBATIONARY MEM- BERS are Suzanne Truitt, Susan Oakes, Jeanette Roach, I.aRie Shults, Debbie Dreessen, Lois Ramstad, Jim Hitch, and Carol Craig. Tigerlcuid’s JUNIOR NIIS INITIATES are Terri Wadley, Becky Cole, Melba Mallard, Teresa Fischer, Carol Halihurton, Michele Miller, Debbie Peppers, Chris Hinchey, Richie Cowan, Ronnie Farmer, Sandra Secretary Gayle Wooldridge, President Jerry Bunch, Joan Mathcwson, Linda Campbell, Mary Jane Mott, Jan Morgan, Sandra Newman, Denise Philippe, and Connie Worley. Assisting with the program are Superinten- dent George Spenner and Principal Delano Campbell. Finest in N,H.S. Claycomb, Rebecca Hobson, Monte Ralstin, Dan Connally, Freddy Edens, Clark Jett, and Freddy Bryan. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPONSORS for 1968-69 arc Mrs. Patricia Lee, Mr. Gilbert Smith, and Mrs. Alice Herbel. They are shown discussing the final details for the annual assembly. ROW ONE Melba Mallard, Lois Ramstead, Brooke Ann Mrofcza, Terri Wadley, Sherri Yoakum, Becky Cole, Diane Hill, Debbie Dreessen, Colleen Hill, Kathy Ashpaugh, Susan Noyes, Patricia Delano, Linda Campbell, Joy Kear. ROW TWO Joan Mathewson, Susan Oakes, Diane Dietrich, Dan Connally, LaRie Shultz, Melody Carter, Tori Chancellor, Carol Haliburton, Chris Rothschopf, Billie Thompson, Nancy Northrup, Cindy Dollins, Judy Scott, Cindy Clay- comb, Pete Riggs, Myrtle Hobsin, Rebecca Hobson, Loralu Raburn. Joan McCutchen, Jeannette Roach, Melinda Camp. ROW THREE Debra Dietrich, Peggy Stogill, Wendy Palmer, Jan Cowan, Janey Jones, Shirly Morgan, Evelyn Ruest, Lexy Adams, Steve Ward, Connie Worley, Karen Gunsaullus, Gary Jones, Mike Kingslow, THE PRIDE Under the direction of veteran band director Harry Ward, the G.H.S. band took first place at District Music Contest in Goodwell, March 19. Earlier in the year, the band was chosen to play at a musical festival in Emporia, Kan- sas. The Tiger Band will now travel to Okla- homa State University in April to compete in the State Music Contest. Miss Rebbecca Hob- son also brought honors to Guymon by being chosen for the All-State Band. 154 Janice Kidwcll, Honda Costner, Michcll Miller, Lewis Lathum, Shelia Hunter, Carolyn Wing, Nancy Richardson, Richard Knapp, Bonnie Smith, Carol Craig, Mary Jane Mott. ROW FOUR Pam Bondra, Cindy Glascow, Joyce Sheets, Johnnita Fox, Connie Enns, Cary Horn, Judy Barnum, Danny Talcott, Becky Robinsin, Bobby Glodden, Don Boyd, William King, Doug King, Lynne Earnst, Diane Mayer, Sandra Claycomb, Pam Parker, Lou Campbell, Danny Smith, Tommy Rohrer, Kevin Holt, Steve McDaniel, Joley Smith, Steve Caperton, Randy Mitchell, Marvin Wade, Mark Lowery. STANDING Una Jo Mahaney, Ronnie Tuttle, Carol Hunt, Pat Kingslow, Robert Henson, Randall Clark, Connie Baker, Kris Truitt, Kim Peterson, John Tuttle, Carl Mayer, Steve Tuttle, Mr. Harry Ward. OF GHS GUYMON TIGER BAND 155 Stage Band Mr. Harry Ward is the director of the Guymon High School Band. This band has won many honors under him. Swings Una Jo Mahaney Senior Tivirler Pam Bondra Junior Tivirler Nancy Northrup Senior Tivirler Included in the 1968-1969 Guymon High School Stage Band are ROW ONE Terri Wadley, Carol Hunt, Dan Connally, Joyce Sheets, Mary Jane Mott, Loralu Raburn, Myrtle Hobsin. ROW TWO Steve McDaniel, Steve Caperton, Mark Lowery. STANDING Kris Truit. Steve Ward, Sammy Craig, Ronnie Rodman, Ronnie Farmer Mr. Ward Ward, Pat Kingslow. Connie Worley High School Drum Major Officers Lead Band The Guymon Tiger Band is presided over by Sherry Sturdivan, President; Dan Con- nally, Vice-President; Melba Mallard, Jun- ior Representative; Steve Ward, Freshman Representative; Susan Oakes, Sophomore Representative. The officers are holding the trophies of the past year. ROW ONE Terri Lochart, Janie Rodman, Lisa Ward, Terri Kiddo, Vicki Burke, Jcannic Phillippc, Cheryle Hays, Audrey Nash, Leona Jones, Mary McCarrel, Lynn Carver, Mary Raburn, Jami Tucker. ROW TWO Tara Chancellor, Jane Dale, Donna Row, Marlene Kauffman, Terri Carter, Kathy Duncan, Kevin Sizelove, Jerry Wing, John Hyer, Debra Hamilton, Patricia Adams, Kristy Powell, James Crelly, Kye Peterson, Don Gunsallus. ROW THREE Deb Johnson, Glen West, Pat Pritchard, Judy Roberson, Roland McCutchen, 158 ROW ONE Rachel Wilkinson, Diane Alexander, Tina Warner, Nancy Wilson, Kim Higgins, Linda Born, Suzzannc Hays, Rita Hicks. ROW TWO Jan Phillippc, Jacque Rodman, Nancy Fagan, Becky Lee, Pam Faris, Cecilia Wilson, DeAnn Kear, Teddie Backus. ROW THREE Deena Stump, Nancy Quesenbury, Janice Ingold, Vicki Furnish, Darlene Mathew- son, Sandra Hiniger, Gayla Hopkins, Charla Thorton, Kathy Grove, Glenda Patton, Teresa Cub Bands Make New Sounds Ronnie Anderson, Kenny Andrews, Marilyn Beavers, Gary Peterson, Mike Pritchard, Kendall Kottke, Monte Baxter, Karen Lynn, Cindy Gibson, Mike Grider, Randy Jones, Gay Parker, Cris Bunch, Mike Moore, Bob Jett, John Smith, Bob Yocham. ROW FOUR Buddy Hooper, Brad Stoner, Rick Behne, Steve Long, Arnold Peoples, Carmit Carter, David Smith, Mike Fox, David Hill, Mike Dunham, Fred Tuttle, Mr. Ward. Hays. ROW FOUR Sherry’ Bauer, Nona Gribble, Beverly Scott, Donna Hunter, Jana Rountree, Charlotte Houck, Delta Chambliss, Danny Caperton, Steve Pratt, Courtney Campbell, Tony Landcz, Roger Wilgus. ROW FIVE Bill Turman, George Valdez, Mary Ann Swenson, Andy Dollins, Timmy Farmer. 159 GHS Makes Music With Voices and Strings THANKS TO OUR FINE ORCHES- TRA, Finian’s Rainbow, the choir musical, was termed a success. Those participating were: Dehhie Peppers, Regenia Evins, Gayle Wooldridge, Mary Atkins, Ronnie Farmer, Mark Lowery, Harry Ward, Jodene Thomp- son, Linda Foster, Diane Dietrich, Joan Mathewson. Standing are Susan Reeder, Jacalyn Frantz, Melissa Smith, Kathy Zachary, Linda Helms, Karen Knutson, Diana Cole, Jenna McCutch- en, Terri Wadley, Dwight Odell, Sam- my Craig, Steve War Jeanette Roach, Loralu Rahurn, CL Dollins, Dan Connally, Melba Mallard, Sherri Yoakum, Joann McCutchen, Thomas Beckwith, Connie Baker, Pat Kingsland. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ CHOIR. ROW ONE Mary Barnum, Brooke Mrofeza, .Janis Erker, Beverly Scott, Rosemary Murphy, Beth Latham, DeAnn Kear, Pam Austin, Karen Craig. ROW TWO Jonna Cost- ner, Cheryl Hays, Mary Ann Swenson, Joy Guest, Doris Wells, Mary Ann Raburn, Loralu Raburn, Teddie Backus, Brenda Taylor, Jane Bockman, Liz Ritter, Mrs. Campbell. ROW TUREE Patricia Yocham, Cindy Hays, Terri Carter, Carolyn Martinez, Debbie Gaylord, Rhonda Schultz, Zana Turman, Nancy Jackson, Sally Jackson, Cindy Yates, Kerry Costner, Barbara Barlow, Janis Ingold. ROW FOUR Judy Thompson, Carolyn Jones, Nancy Fajen, Lynda Brown, Melinda Camp, Suzanne Hays, Linda Born, Debbie Nelson, Wendy Palmer, Marilyn Cooley, Gina Robinson. Edith Hobson. GHS ORCHESTRA MEMBERS for 1968-69: Debbie Peppers, I.inda Helms, Kathy Zachary, Regenia Evins, Sharon Headrick, Melissa Smith, Karen Knutson, Diana Cole, Susan Reeder, Jenna McCutchen, Gayle Wooldridge, Jacalyn Frantz, Christy Ellis, Teresa McKinzie, Debby Nelson, David Glover, Marsha Headrick, Linda Foster. SECOND ROW Joann McCutchen, Karen Gunsaullus, Connie Worley, Steve Ward, Elizabeth Ritter, Karen Clark, Brian Lee, Sharon Ronnc, Priscilla Helms, Jeanette Roach, Melinda Camp, Loralu Raburn, Mary THE GHS ORCHESTRA is stili ‘tops,’ thanks to new orchestra director, Dwight Odell. Mr. Odell previously served as assistant band director in the Guymon schools. He hopes to have another outstanding year with the GHS Orchestra. Anne Atkins, Connie Baker, Melba Mallard, Sherry Sturdivan, Joan Mathewson, Diane Dietrich. BACK ROW Gary Jones, Gary Ballou. Johnny Curtis, Ronnie Rodman, Mike Newton, Thomas Beckwith, Sammy Craig, Ronnie Farmer, Mark Lowery, Steve Caperton, Howard Helms, David Ritter, Ricky Denker, Sammy Prather, Mr. Dwight Odell. ORCIIES'IRA OFFICERS for 1968 69 are: Mike Newton, sophomore repre- sentative; Gayle Wooldridge, treasurer: Mary Anne Atkins, president; Jenna McCutchen, vice-president. BACK ROW Diana Cole, secretary; Jacalyn Frantz, junior representative; Regenia Evins, senior representative;, and Karen Knutson, freshman representative. Officers Represent Orchestra TV WV Books Are in INVOLVED IN BOOKS are Gail Howell, Debbie Wood, Mrs. Camp, Bill Strothers, Mary Jo Dollins, Rebecca Hobson, Debbie Hooper, Mrs. Lamar, and Sharon Bearden. These students help in the library during their free hours of the day. and So Is Math THE SMARTER YOU AREy the easier it is! That’s what Freddie Edens, Cindy Dollins, Diane Dietrich, Gayle Wooldridge, Debbie Dreessen, Sandra Newman,Jenna McCutchen, Mrs. Lee, Marsha Hendrick son, Gail Howell, Sarah Wilkinson, Fredda Howard, Connie Worley, Jerry Bunch, Helen Hager, Joan Mathewson, and Diana Cole say about Math Club. Drama 68-69 Drama Club members include: ROW ONE John Holmes, Bob Countryman, Robert Lee, Keith Miller, Phil Cruzan, Freddy Edens. ROW TWO Gary Jones. Debbie Rodman, Debbie Dreessen, Chris Rothschopf, Jan Morgan. ROW THREE Connie Worley, Sandra Denney, Debbce Long, Joyce Sheets, Brandy Turman, Jeanette Roach, and Gail Howell. Sponsor Charles Worley stands with his staff of officers. FROM LEFT Debbie Dreessen, Reporter; Robert Lee, Vice-President; John Holmes, President; Jan Morgan, Treasurer; and Debbee Long, Secretary. “Mooncalf Mugford” was chosen to represent the Drama Club in One Act Play competition throughout the state. Members of the cast are: STANDING John Holmes, Gary Jones, Jeanette Roach and Phil Cruzan. SEATED Jan Morgan and Diane Mayer. THE GUYMON HIGH SCHOOL SAFETY COUNCIL, whose members are composed of students in Drivers Training, heads many programs which add to the safety of others. For example, the inspection of cars in the school area as we see President Kris Truitt, Vice-President Robert Lee, Secretary Carol Craig, Treasurer Debbie Peppers doing. Think Safety First “THINK SAFETY FIRST when you drive,” says the new basket- ball coach and drivers education teacher, Jerry Lawley. Mr. Lawley spends his day teaching five sec- tions of Drivers Education to eager G.H.S. students. “KNOW YOUR SIGNS” is one of the first things Miss Wright teaches her Driver’s Education classes. Miss Wright has taught in Guymon schools for twenty-one years and has trained several driving champions. TRIM AND FIT herself, Mrs. Herb Hale is a perfect example to her P.E. classes of the grace and poise obtained from exercise. P.E. Promotes Exercise NEW TO THE G.H.S. COACHING STAFF is Phil Edgmon. who also teaches P.E. and social studies. Coach Edgmon moved from Guymon after the first semester. THE FIRST HOUR girls’ P.E. class tries to get rid of that “chicken fat” by exercising to a record every morning. Agriculture On the Move THE F.F.A. OFFICERS for 1968-69 are Harold Yoakum, sponsor of the club, Sentinel Bill Goodloe, Reporter Donald Romer, F.F.A. Sweetheart Jill McMurry, Secretary Lyndon Hicks, Treasurer Gary Stelzer, Vice-President Joe Webb, President Phil Scott. PIIIL SCOTT, president of the F.F.A. Club, is shown with his Junior Champion and Reserve Grand Champion heifer of the open show stock. :ational 'C ULLUM Varied Is the Way in F.F.A. Mr. okum is showing his first hour class the seed they are using for wheat test plots. The group includes tractor driver Orval Mussman, Russell Smith. Lyndon Ilicks, Joe Webb, Jim Smith, Gary Stelzer, Randy Mitchell, Bill Goodloe, Bill Strother, Phil Scott, Jim Mathis, and Lee Foster. SURPRISE! Mr. Baird has caught a new student in his Bookkeeping class. But Mrs. Vaughn is wondering how the photographer caught her out of her Typing II class. Something New in Commerce DEMONSTRATING THE NEW IBM HIGH SPEED PRINT- ING MACHINE is Mrs. Jeri Johnson. Mrs. Johnson teaches data processing and office practice, new courses at G.H.S. 170 TOO BUSY TO LOOK UP is this fourth hour Typing II class. These students know that only with prac- tice will their typing be fast and accurate. F.H.A. OFFICERS OF 1968-69 Pianist Janet Henson, Song tary Leiloni Stamper, Parliamentarian Debbie Rodman, Leader Glenda Ballard, Treasurer Leila Hunter, Vice- Historian Jill McMurry, Reporter Loretta Blackburn. President Aria Anderson, President Marcia Burkett, Secre- Today’s Students Tomorrow 9s Homemakers CAUGHT earning extra points for F.H.A. are Peggy Reed, Janet Henson, Jill Mc- Murry, Debbie Rodman, Karen Johnson, and Leiloni Stamper. They are working toward a trip to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 171 DANCING TO THE UNIQUE SOUND OF “The Debtors” were the Guymon High School students. The Student Council planned the dance, together with the Sadie Hawkins dress-up day that was held in November. NOT ONLY DID TIIE STUDENTS ENJOY THE STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE, but the sponsors did also. Here we see Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cruzan burning up the floor with some fancy footwork. Since the “Salty Dog Rag” is out. Mr. Cruzan is trying out some of the newer dances of the mod- ern generation. ACCOMPLISHING AN OUTSTANDING JOB AS PRESI- DENT OF TIIE STUDENT COUNCIL was David Miller. Dave transferred to Wyoming where he is now living. He helped establish the active Student Council we have now. Student Council Expands STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ADMIRE THE to the unfortunate children in the grade schools. CHRISTMAS TREE, which was decorated by the Officers this year are Rick Hooper—President; student body in a special program sponsored by Joan Mathewson—Secretary; Connie Worley the council. The Student Council also headed a Treausrer; and Freddy Edens—Vice-President, drive which donated canned food and warm socks HI YA DAISY MAE! David Kid- in Its Fourth Year BUSY, BUSY, BUSY are these teachers Mr. Gilbert Smith, Mrs. Alice Herbcl, and Mrs. Pat Lee. Together with classroom teaching, they take time from their many activities to sponsor the G.H.S. Student Council. well thinks Suzanne Truitt just came out of the comic strip LiP Abner. As a result of the Student Council dress-up day, many students looked rather funny, but the enthusiasm aroused was great. Dean Kear’s 1968-69 carpentry class is constructing a new administration building on the high school campus. Carpentry Builds New Administration Building Blueprints of the administration building reveal that Mr. Spenner and his assistants will have ample space. 174 Members of Mr. Kear’s carpentry class are: ROW OME Poke By- ers, Rick Wales, Daryl Kneeland. ROW TWO Fred Hintcrgardt, James Cooley, Jim Ingram, Ed- ward Mueller, Raymond Lewis. ROW THREE Mike Wade, Amos de la Cerda, Mike Davis, Paul Ruggles, Dean Kear. Busy on their personal projects are Ronnie Tuttle, Kim Peterson, Bobby Fitzgerald, Johnny Curtis, Tim Kleffman, Danny Smith, Max Hinds, Lewis Latham, Don Boyd, Terry Smith, Bill Stavig, Devoyd Quesenbury. Shop Talks Sponsor GLEN PHILLIPS Practice teacher Gay Corbin and Mr. Phillips teach first year shop students the fundamentals of woodworking. From left to right are Richard Gherna, James Hen- don, Lewis Martiniz, Roger Bolinger, Mike Steinkogler, Vance Wadley, Berry Brooks, Eugene Mussman, Dennis Lively, Lewis Osborne, Ronnie Parker. The leadership of the dedicated choir officers is greatly responsible for the success of the 1968-69 year. From left to right: David KidwelL Vice-President; Sherry Sturdivan, Secretary; Gayle Wooldridge, Treasurer; Barry Hutchison, President; and Clark Jett, Reporter. MIXED CHOIR ROSTER ROIC ONE Terri Wadlcy, Billie Headrick, Sharon Headrick, Joan Mathewson, Linda Campbell, Bobbie Cook, Gayle Wooldridge, Sherry Sturdivan, Judy Barnum, Lynda Jones, Mrs. Davis. ROW TWO Timmy Johnson, Della Williams, Patricia Carter, Jenna McCutchen, Suzanne Truitt, Debbie Fritz, Rc- genia Evins, Judy Scott, Connie Worley, Randy Lobit, Joe Ramirez, Pam La Rue, Janice Kidwcll, BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROSTER ROW ONE Janet Henson, Pian- Mike Newton, Danny Batterman, Richard Nevill ris Truitt, ist, Tom Robrer, Carroll Stelzer, Jim Hitch, Rick Caddell. Cary Jerry Bunch, Roger Huffine, Richie Cowan. ROW THREE Stclzer, Kenny Stelzer, .Toe Ramirez, Barry Hutchison, Wrilliam Monte Ralstin, Bobby West, Orm Pieplio, Richard Ingold, Doug King, Mrs. Davis. ROW TWO Joe Beavers, David McKenzie, King, Tommy Williams, and Paul Rugglcs. Gwen Hill. ROW THREE Sandra Newman, Beverly Friesen, Marsha Harper, Marsha Dunham, Janet Henson, Lisa Long, Karen Gunsaullus, Diane Dietrich, Mary Mott, Mary Atkins, Barry Hutchison, David Kidwell, Richard Neville, Myra Parker, Leiloni Stamper, Sherry Brooks, Barbra Mildren, Marsha Hen- drickson, Debbie Drcessen. ROW FOUR Glenda Ballard, Mary Lines, Hazel Mead, Deanna Hill, Arietta luie, Ricki Caddell, Gary Shields, Carroll Stelzer, Steve Crelly, William King, David McKenzie. Joe Beavers, Roger Huffine, Leita Hunter, Patricia Ramsey. Nina Eaton, Debbee Long, Carloe Palmer, Gene- vieve Talbot. ROW FIVE Mike Newton, Kenny Stelzer, Danny Batterman, Bobby West, Freddy Bryan. Ted Behne, Paul Rugglcs, Gary Jones, Doug King, Richard Ingold, Clark Jett, Tommy Williams, Monte Ralstin. Gary Horn, Jim Hitch, Danny Russell, Tom Rohrer. Sherry Reigns Sherry Sturdivan has been chosen to reign as the 1968-69 Choir Sweetheart. Her attendants are Con- nie Worley and Gayle Wooldridge. All three girls have been active members of Choir and have generously given much of their time and talent to uphold its high standards. Although not m the best of style, this trusty vehicle may take the Mixed Ensemble where they want to go. FIRST ROW Tommy Wil- liams, Debbee Long, Connie Worley, Sherry Sturdivan. SECOND ROW Kenny Stelzer, William King, Sherry Brooks. The fashionable GHS trio, Sharon Headrick, Connie Worley, and Terri Wadley, examine some fine fabrics. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROSTER ROW ONE Joan Mathewson, Janet Rigby, Sandra Newman, Mary Atkins, Mary Mott, Debbie Lynn, Janet Bennett, La Rie Shults, Lynda Jones. ROW TWO Janice Kidwell, Marilyn Ritter, Bonnie Smith, Linda Foster, Judy Scott, Janet Henson, Helen Hager, Della Williams, Leiloni Stamper, Marsha Hendrickson, Judy Barnum, Jan Morgan. ROW THREE Nina Eaton, Joann McCutchen, Regenia Evins, Anna Jones, Timmy Johnson, Arietta Ivy, Chris Rothschopf, Kathy Zachary, Patricia Carter, Carole Palmer, Patricia Delano, Colleen Hill, Sandra Claycomb, Sherry Brooks. ROW FOUR Jenna McCutchen, Karen Gunsaullus, Pam Harman, Mary Lines, Mary Brown, Sandy Denney, Johnita Fox, Connie Enns, Nancy Richcrson, Marilyn Fred, Debra Dietrich, Debbie Dreessen, Susan Reeder. ROW FIVE Pam La Rue, Gayle Wooldridge, Beverly Friesen, Bobbie Cook, Sherry Sturdivan, Diane Dietrich, Suzanne Truitt, Lisa Long, Shiela Hunter, Micah Stamper, Carol Hunt, Barbara Mildren, Patricia Ramsey, Debbee Long, Carolyn Wing. The wind may blow, and the snow may fall, but our All-Stater’s are ready, one and all. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Jenna McCutchen, Kris Truitt, Connie Worley, Lois Ramstead, Janice Kidwell, Judy Barnum, Joann McCutchen, Becky Cole, Danny Russell, and William King. The Special Groups Members of this clean-cut Barber Quartette are: STANDING Tommy liams and Steve Crelly. KNEELING ny Russell and Kenny Stelzer. Much of the credit for the successful 1968 69 choir musical should go to the cast leads. FROM LEFT Roger Huffine, Connie Worley and Barry Hutch- ison. David Kid well, the leprechaun in Finian’s Rainbow, explains his magic to some children. Finian Rainbow Among the supporting leads in this year’s musical were: FROM LEFT Lisa Long, Doug King, Richard Ingold and Jim Hitch. During the 1968 production of Finian’s Rainbow, Suzanne Truitt, Connie Worley, and Sherry Sturdivan show their talent in a spirited Irish Jig. CAST OF FINIAN’S RAINBOW Finian McLonergan Sharon McLonergan Woody Mahoney Og (a leprechaun) Senator Billboard Raivkins Buzz Collins Roger Huffine Connie Worley Barry Hutchison Freddy Bryan Jim Hitch Doug King William King Henry Guy Mac Falkinburg Tom Rohrer Richard Neville Monte Ralstin Sharon Headrick Debbee Long Danny Russell Clark Jett Joe Beavers Gary Jones Randy Lobit Kenny Stelzer Passion Pilgrim Gospelers Steve Crelly Gary Horn Paul Ruggles Mike Newton Tommy Williams Enchants Audience DUAL WORKERS, in both school and town are the 1968-69 Heflin, Treasurer Sue West, Reporter Judy Gooch, Historian VICA OFFICERS. President Jerry Dixon, Parliamentarian Tom Lee, and Secretary Sharon Long. Ryan Matzek, Chaplain Owen Clark, Vice-President Tommy We Earn and Learn in I.C.T. LOOKING OVER the requirements of a VICA officer is R. P. Duke, co- ordinator of the club, Dean Kear, sponsor, and Steve Cullop. 182 NASH BROTHERS S24 N. Main 338-3JOI GO WIDE-TRACKING in a 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix. NASH BROTHERS handles not only Pontiacs, but Oldsmo- biles and Cadillacs as well. It doesn't take many words for R. 0. MORGAN SON Ed Nash and Arnett Van Dyke to convince Laura Kane that Grand Prix is the one ARROWHEAD DRIVE-IN Hwy. 54 N.E. 338-6575 NEED A MOUNTAIN MOVED? If so, contact R. G. MOR- GAN SON, with all the necessary equipment for com- plete dirt contracting. Sorry, Nancy Northrup and Jill McMurry do not come with the dirt. 105 S. Main 338-381 I FAST SERVICE AND GOOD FOOD is the slogan of the ARROWHEAD. Not only is the ARROW- HEAD a place to get food, but also a place to meet your friends. Laura Kane and Una Jo Mahaney get a coke after school. HENRY C. HITCH RANCH INC. Hotel Dale 338-7227 BEST BEEF IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST is found at the HITCH RANCH. Mrs. H. C. Hitch discusses the rising cost of beef with Bob Fitzgerald, Jim Hitch, and Ricky Furnish. SUBURBAN Hwy. 54 West SPEND A PERFECT EVENING in luxurious comfort at the SUBURBAN THEATER as Todd Ralstin and Una Jo Mahaney do. This new theater has only the finest 422 Main 338-6212 FASHION IS THEIR TRADEMARK. For the finest in both men's and women's clothing, shop at D J's. Showing some petite and stylish dresses to Carol Hunt and Susan Reeder is Marie Sanford. THEATER 338-3231 in entertainment and offers many hours of enjoyment. Kirk Jackson serves the tasty refreshments. LONG'S AGENCY I 12 E. Fifth 338-3341 INSURANCE IS THE BEST BET FOR THE FUTURE. vestments for the future available at LONG'S. Lisa David Long and Carl McKinnon of LONG'S AGENCY Long and Jan Morgan are sure that their insurance are shown here explaining one of the many sound in- is in the hands of a reliable firm. WALDROP CLEANERS 116 W. Fifth 338-7126 EAGER TO SERVE the surrounding community with the finest in dry cleaning is WALDROP CLEAN- ERS. Karen Johnson and David McKinzie sack one of the many articles of clothing. WALDROP'S is famous for its fast and efficient service. ASSOCIATED ELECTRONICS 705 N. Main 338-3613 LISTEN TO THE MUSIC at ASSOCIATED ELECTRONICS. Alton Burke, Janice Burke, and Debbie Peppers urge everyone to come pick from their wide selection of stereo-tapes and players. iivi NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 112 E. Fourth 338-3408 LUMBER MART 1400 N. Main 338-3344 POLICIES TO FIT YOUR EVERY NEED. Agent Jerry Houser and Tim Kleffman check all possi- bilities for the best dependability and security in a NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE policy. ALL TYPES OF PANELING will always be found at the LUMBER MART. Ken Rothschopf helps Marilyn Fred pick out her favorite style from some of fhe many samples. 186 BEHNE CONSTRUCTION CO. 506 N. May JUST TELL BEHNE your concrete needs; they will tell you the right type and price. Behne’s crews are ex- perts at land leveling, ditching, and all types of con- 338-3443 crete work. Teddy Behne is shown standing beside one of his father's trucks. KEY-SINGLETON IMPLEMENT CO. 106 S. Quinn 338-3033 THE HAPPY ENDING to all your farm problems is to buy CASE implements from KEY-SINGLETON IMPLEMENT CO., as Bill LeGrange and Mary Anne Atkins learn from J. D. Key. HARNESS DRILLING CO. 1018 S. East 338-7112 EFFICIENT DRILLING for irrigation wells and test holes can always be found at HARNESS DRILLING CO. Joe Harness shows Debbie Harness and Becky Scott one of his well- equipped trucks. CITY NATIONAL BANK 601 N. Main 338-6561 AN OPENING FOR SECURITY is always found at the CITY NATIONAL BANK. Doing their banking, are Laura Kane, Becky Kleffman, and Nancy North- rup assisted by Bobbeye Beer and Joleen Carter. BONNER'S NURSERY AND FLORISTS Hwy. 54 NE 338-6236 FLOWERS AND GIFTS OF DISTINCTION are avail- able at BONNER'S. Irene Bonner shows Larry Ballou and Becky Kleffman one of their many gift arrange- ments. 187 BUNCH FUNERAL HOME 704 N. Ellison 338-3244 THOUGHTFUL CONSOLATION is always received at BUNCH FUNERAL HOME. Terri Wadley, Jerry Bunch, and Becky Kleffman re- mind you that BUNCH has 24-hour ambulance service. BUNCH'S always provides stately com- memoration for your loved ones. 420 N. Main 338-7711 FASHIONS, FASHIONS, AND MORE FASHIONS have been discovered at the VOGUE. Leiloni Stamper and Esther Howard look over some of the lovely dresses available for all occasions at the VOGUE. They also carry an excellent line of perfumes. WILSON'S JEWELRY 4091 2 N. Main 338-3846 ELEGANCE IS THEIR SPECIALTY. Beautiful gift wrapping is just one of the many extras offered at WILSON'S JEW- ELRY. You can be sure that Jill McMurry and Becky Kleff- man's package contains a very special gift. BOSTON AND CATES INDEPENDENT HARDWARE 508 N. Main 338-7234 HARDWARE? Irwin Cates is showing Sherry Sturdivan and Rick Hooper there is more to a hardware store than just tools. BOSTON AND CATES INDEPENDENT HARDWARE also has beautiful glassware. LOBIT'S STUDIO I 14 N. Oklahoma FOR THE FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY remember LOBIT'S STUDIO. Members of the Professional Photographers of America, Inc. qualifies Ed and Marjie Lobit to produce 338-6072 outstanding portraits. Shown in the studio office are Ed, Betty, and Randy Lobit. GUYMON MOTOR PARTS 124 W. Fourth 338-3316 SPRINGING BACK FOR MORE. That's what Monroe shocks guarantee. The next time you need shocks of any kind, come to GUYMON MOTOR PARTS. Charles Sizelove is shown here demonstrating these shocks to Greg Rodman and Otis Barnum. GUYMON DAILY HERALD 515 N. Ellison 338-3355 NEWS IS OUR BUSINESS. Bill Sercomb talks to Suzanne Truitt and David Kidwell about the current news the GUYMON DAILY HERALD releases, direct from the wires of the Associated Press. ALLEN'S INC. 112 E. Fifth 338-6538 WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH, it's time to go to ALLEN'S. ALLEN'S carries a complete line of the famous Goodyear, Miller, and Pennsylvania tires and is known as the place to buy Minneapolis-Moline trac- tors and irrigation pumps. John and Debbie Rodman remind you that ALLEN'S specializes in recapping, repairing, and vulcanizing used tires. 190 GUYMON OFFICE AND SUPPLY 517 N. Main 338-3253 WHEN YOU CARE ENOUGH TO SEND THE VERY BEST, send Hallmark cards. GUYMON OFFICE SUP- PLY has office equipment along with fine greeting cards. Mrs. L. O. Hamilton and Mrs. L. L. Rodman help Tiger- landers Diane Dietrich and Greg Rodman choose an address book. ESTHER'S 504 N. Main 338-7141 REFLECTIONS WILL BE GREAT when you buy dresses from ESTHER’S. Una Jo Mahaney and Nancy Northrup have already decided on their favorites with the efficient help of Esther Houser. 510 N. Maple THE LARGEST SELECTION of hard faced and plain tillage tools and parts is manufactured at ADAMS HARD FACING CO. Plowshears, blades, sweeps, and shovels are just a few 338-3326 of the items from the line of machinery in the catalog Mau- rice Mott is showing to Mary Jane Mott, Lexy Adams, and Corky Rountree. ADAMS HARD FACING CO. ZELLER'S 415 N. Main 338-7017 TIME FOR A DECISION has arrived for Hardy Collins and Nancy North- rup. Miss Thelma Zellers shows these two GHS seniors the fine collection of sterling silver they may choose from. ZELLER’S reminds you that they also have china and crystal which make beautiful gifts. OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY CO. 505 N. Main 338-6424 MONKEYING AROUND with the new sound in music are Seniors Lucian Lee, Daryl Lewis, and Otis Barnum. OTASCO has a wide stock of quality merchandise at sensible prices. Montdair Airfmjtivc I. SOWDCWt ; f 191 MILLER MOTORS 102 S. Main 338-3535 PLYMOUTH IS OUT TO WIN YOU OVER, and so are Francis Miller, Laura Kane, and Dave Miller. For smooth driving com- fort, convenient financing terms, and the best in automotive ac- cessories, visit the Chrysler-Plymouth dealer—MILLER MOTORS. DON PATTERSON AGENCY 114 W. Fifth 338-6738 PEOPLE WHO DON'T WANT TO WORRY about the future insure with the DON PATTERSON AGENCY. Here we see Farm Bureau agent Don Patterson talking with Becky Kleffman, Jill McMurry, and Lucian Lee. 192 206 N. Quinn TRI-STATE SUPER MARKET FRESH VEGETABLES are always found at TRI-STATE. Their friendly service, quality name food, and low prices make TRI-STATE SUPER MARKET a favorite with the people of the Guymon area. Manager Joe Costner, Owen Wood, and Tom Heflin are glad to help you. 'EHaEDMi Lf TTUC£ «W.fe' l5’. JT 0UYMON FLORAL SHOP 414 N. Main 338-6023 FLOWERS ARE THEIR SPECIALTY. Beautiful flowers, fresh or artificial, are always on hand at GUYMON FLORAL SHOP. Mrs. Letha Mouser shows high school Seniors Janet Henson and Roger Huffine the vast selection of gifts on display. RIGBY AIRMOTIVE, INC. Guymon Air Park 338-6838 WHY FIGHT THE TRAFFIC? Why not learn to fly yourself? Genevieve Talbot, Sheila Hunter, and Janet Rigby assure you that RIGBY AIRMOTIVE, INC. has the latest instruments and flying equipment. PARKVIEW PHARMACY 115 E. Thirteenth 338-7565 or 338-7302 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS are a pleasure to any business and PARKVIEW PHARMACY is known for its friendly service that gives satisfaction to all their customers. Carolyn Wing, Janet McMurry, and Jill McMurry are anxious to try out PARKVIEW'S fine line of cosmetics and gifts for men and women. 193 JUMPING-JACKS OLIVER'S SHOE STORE HINCHEY FORD INC. Hwy. 54 E. 338-6946 MOVE UP IN A FORD. Chris Hinchey, Debbie Harness, and Debbee Long know that your Ford dealer has some beautiful cars. HINCHEY FORD has already inspected them, and they think they are great. Come by and test drive a 1969 Ford. 520 N. Main 338-3212 HORSING AROUND stops when you get down to the serious business of buying shoes, as Jan Morgan, Bob Johnson, Lynne Earnst, and Diane Dietrich will tell you. OLIVER'S carries name brand shoes and accessories at popular prices. CENTRAL STATES FINANCE CO., INC. Vestal Building 338-3318 IDEAL FOOD STORE 10th and Main 338-3020 FRESH PASTRIES everyday from IDEAL'S bakery make that snack more delicious. Joe Ramirez, Wilma Hutchison, Randy Lobit, and David Batterman can tell you that food, prepared or uncooked, phar- maceutical or household supplies are found at IDEAL. MONEY, MONEY, MONEY—if that’s what you need, let CENTRAL STATES FINANCE arrange a program of assistance for you. Jim Barker tells Laura Kane and Joe Dondlinger about one of the financ- ing programs. O'CONNOR PHARMACY 1309 N. East St. 338-6694 FAST AND FRIENDLY SERVICE is what you'll find af O'CONNOR PHARMACY. Any medical prescription needs will be filled promptly by Bill O'Connor, as Una Jo Ma- haney and Todd Ralstin are learning. DENNEY'S DINE-A-TERIA Hwy. 54 E. 338-7979 66 SUPER SERVICE Hwy. 54 W. 338-9959 FILLER-UP are the words people at 66 SUPER SERVICE like most to hear. Billy Patton, Bob Goldsberry, and Joe Dond- linger also remind you to stop in for an oil change, wash job, or other Phillips car care kindness. GUYMON COCA-COLA CO. 1307 N. Main 338-6448 THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE. Ran- dy Lobit, Becky Kleffman, and Larry Ballou can tell you that teen-agers everywhere drink COCA-COLA. Why not order a case or two from the GUYMON COCA- COLA CO. and take time for the pause that refreshes. FOOD AT ITS VERY BEST. At DENNEY'S you’ll receive great food within a friendly atmosphere. Sandy Denney invites GHS students Mel- vin Earl and Debbee Long to come back and dine again. 122 W. Fifth SEE THE U.S.A. IN A CHEVROLET. Gary Wadley and his Tigerland children, Courtney and Terri, remind you that Chevrolets have luxurious comfort at low prices. 338-6622 Along with this Nova, WADLEY CHEVROLET has the largest selection of '69 Chevrolets in the Oklahoma Panhandle. WADLEY CHEVROLET 196 Hwy. 54 W. RICE WELDING AND PROMPT DEPENDABLE SERVICE from ditching to oil field welding to construction work is offered to you by RICE'S WELDING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. CONSTRUCTION CO. RICE'S experienced crew, Wayne Wright, Bo Rice, and John Howell assure you that you can always call on rm 5Fp- LMGKA ] :om i isuc i Hwy. 54 E. SWIFT CO. PREMIUM QUALITY BEEF is processed at its newly built plant. Employees of the unit are shown with their children who are Seniors at GHS. They are David and Floyd Kidwell; Jerry and Joe Beavers; Ed and Charles Williamson; Bob and Patti Patterson; Lloyd and 338-3311 Sharon Karpinske; Richard and Liz Knudson; C. H. Backus and Linda Peterson; Lawrence and Gary Steinkogler; Thomas and Tom Rohrer; Carmen Greenhill and Kent Hegstrom. A M CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. SWIFT CO. 1007 N.E. Fourth 338-6573 HENSON FUNERAL HOME Fifth at James 338-3321 COMFORTING DIGNITY with everything taken care of is the trademark of HENSON FUNERAL HOME. Marlin and Janet Henson, Kim Peterson, and Robert Henson invite you to visit their beautiful chapel. BEAUTIFUL HOMES with a special distinc- tion are built by A M CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Showing the blueprints of a new home to Sandra Hill and Sharon Long is Martin Ramirez. PIERCE-BARNETT DODGE INC, 801 N. Main 338-3530 SEE THE DODGE BOYS and try out a brand new Dodge Charger. Harold Barnett demonstrates the new safety features to Janet Henson and Nancy Northrup, who seem to have Dodge Fever. COOKING WITH ELECTRICITY and on a new electric range just about has to make foods come out perfect every time. Bill Pope of SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE has Una Jo Mahaney and Laura Kane convinced. LONGBOTHAM WHOLESALE INC. I 14 W. Fourth 338-6131 DRIVE-IN AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES, cigarettes and candy vending machines are all available at LONGBOTHAM WHOLESALE INC. Jerry Riffel shows Una Jo Mahaney how to pack cartons while Clyde Longbotham looks on. SMITH'S FAMILY SHOES 421 N. Main 338-7216 SHOES FOR ANY OCCASION are always on hand at SMITH'S FAMILY SHOES. Jill McMurry will have no prob- lem finding the style she wants with the efficient help of Leiloni and Micah Stamper. KING WELDING WORKS 804 E. 12th 338-6750 ANY MECHANICAL PROBLEM can be solved with careful judgement and precise measurement, says Joe King, owner of KING WELDING WORKS. Here he shows Debbie Harness how to measure equipment. QUALLS 109 E. 12th PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION are the products of QUALLS STUDIO. Roy Qualls specializes in oil portraits, picture frames, wedding photos, commercial and aerial STUDIO 338-6002 photography. Jan Morgan and David Kid- well are examining QUALLS' fine, quality toned pictures. 424 N. Main FULL SERVICE BANKING is traditional at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Guymon, as shown here by a group of thrifty Tigerlanders. FIRST NATIONAL'S cour- 338-3346 teous clerks are glad to be of service. Elizabeth Lewis is helping Sandra Huddleston and Denise Philippe with their banking questions. FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Following Guymon Merchants Are ARROWHEAD DRIVE IN B B SALES CO. CITY NATIONAL BANK DAIRY KREEM FEEDERS GRAIN FERTILIZER CO. FIELD'S ELECTRIC G D TRUCK STOP GUYMON FURNITURE HARRISON'S FASHION SHOP HOUSE OF COLOR KITCHEN MART KNUTSON ELEVATORS, INC. Supporting the 1969 El Tigre Annual. MARY-LA RUE KNIT NOVELTY SHOP MASTER CATTLE COMPANY MAX'S WASHATERIA OLIVER'S LITTLE B GROCERETTE PANHANDLE FURNITURE PHILLIPS 66 SEARS ROEBUCK STANFIELD'S PRINTING CO. TEBOW DRUG VESTAL MOTEL GUYMON DINING ROOM WESTERN AUTO STORE WIRTZ LUMBER CO. 200