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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

mess Table of Contents 1-15..............Introduction 16-120 ............... Classes 121-150.................Sports 151-200.............Activities 201-230............Advertising Happiness Being w • 2 Advisor..................................Peggy Butts Editor...........................Cheryl Hays Co-Editor...................Mary Beth Hallford Business Manager.........................Debra Gilbert Co-Business Manager...............Becky Bauer Senior Editor...................Dianna Fischer Junior Editor..........................Melanie Dawson Sophomore Editor......................Jeanette Barnum Freshmen Editor..........................Cindy Shaffer Eighth Grade Editor.............Susan Buckner Seventh Grade Editor..................Rochelle Conner Activities Editor...............Debra Hamilton Sports Editor............................Brent Gibson Artists . . . .Brent Gibson and Derryla Keimig Junior Princess Sophomore Princess DeAnn Pierce Carol Truitt Freshman Princess Debi Martindale 5 Our school board members are always on the go to keep this school on top. Their dedication has helped to make us what we are today. They are Bill Houser, Ken Faris, Ray Kimsey, Jim Countryman, Dick Jackson, Jim Oakes and Margie Lane. Working and Planning for the Future 6 Administration MR. DWAYNE COLVIN...................JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL MR. DEAN KEAR.............ASSISTANT SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL MR. EUGENE KEITH................SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. CLAYTON GOFF...............................CURRICULUM COORDINATOR MR. LARRY WHITE.....................SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Happiness I s Ann Bender-Custodian of Activities and Lunch Funds Barbara Wellman-Secretary of Administration Building and School Operator G.H.S. Vera Davis-High School Secretary Julanne Davis-Junior High Secretary 10 Happiness 11 12 c,:;i Yourself 13 14 15 High School Faculty r to to to 3 • ntary mathematical analysis HERBERG • BRISTOL WONE LF.NARD ies visages harpfr«row GREGG TRANSCRIPTION jnw.r-B SERIES •f ■ ' A.. SiT -tl I' ■ ■■■: ti; in United States History English Grammar and Composition co m liu COUNU OLOGY FOR LIVING M 2 X 1974 Senior Class Officers President Brian Braley Vice -President Dan Harms Donna Williams Marlene Kauffman ESTELLA ABEYTA'S favorite saying is Star's Buger Bear. She is active in Pep Club and F. H. A. She also enjoys working as a Nurse's Aide at the hospital. RONNIE ANDERSON likes the outdoors, and his hobbies are boating, skiing, and fishing. After being in F. F. A. for 4 years, Ronnie plans to attend a VO-Tech School and major in agriculture. KENNY ANDREWS' fa- vorite saying is You Geek. Kenny is active in track and tennis. He would like to go into some field of special education after gradua- tion. LEROY R. AUSTIN JR. lists hunting as his fa- vorite hobby. He is an active member of VIC A, and would like to further his education in the field of data processing. PATRICIA ADAMS lists band, stage band, Pep Club, UMYF, Bible Study, French Club, and N. H. S. as her ac- tivities. Patricia likes her good friends, but dislikes marching in cold weather. Oh yes, her hero is Mickey Mouse. ROBIN NIBLACK ADAMS has boating and skiing as her hob- bies. These days she spends much of her time taking care of her hubby, Larry Adams. ROBERT ALLEN, new to to G. H. S. this year, likes to study the ori- ental arts, such as Karate and Judo and their backgrounds. He would like to join the U. S, Navy and become a hospital corpsman. CLARINE BAKER enjoys going to rodeos, and having a swell time. Coyote is another member of VIC A who plans to go to a trade school. MONTE BAXTER is involved in N. H. S. , O. H. S. , Football,track, band, F.C.A. and C.A. 's. He plans to at- tend Bible College and become a minister. MARILYN BEAVERS' hobbies are swimming, horseback riding, and water-skiing. Marilyn would like to become a secretary or a flight instructor. RIC BEHNE lists his hobbies as motorcycle riding and weight lifting. Pigmy says he would like to move to Colorado and work after graduation. 18 DARLA BOSTICK, Dingfod , likes swimming, horseback riding, and cooking. Her favorite saying is gee. Darla would like to attend a trade school. BRIAN BRALEY, our King Flame, is class president, active in golf, and F. C. A. He also enjoys snow skiing, hiking, and hunting. Brian plans to attend college, and live where he can enjoy life. DICKY BRYAN says his favorite pastime is working on cars. He is a member of band and Math Club. Dick plans to go to college and be a farmer. TOM BRYANT enjoys Carly Simon and play- ing football and chess. Tom is active in VICA and is often called Bambi. He also plans to continue school. ROD BUCK has a hero, John Wayne. Rod likes working on cars and his nickname is Bucky. After graduation, Rod plans to attend a Vo- Tech School. CHRIS BUNCH who is one of the many 12-year Seniors at G. H. S. With a nickname like Ho Gob, what can you expect but the unexpect- ed? Chris plans to attend P.S.C. RANDY CADDELL lists Choir, N. H. S., and Boys' Glee Club as his activities. Randy was also chosen Rotary Boy of the Month for Sep- tember. He played the lead in the musical this year, too. BUTCH CARTER is an- other interesting face that is seen at G. H. S. Butch is a 12 year Senior and he likes to hunt, hike, and camp. He is undecided about his future. RITA CASTLEBURY is one of the more inter- esting people at G. H. S. Rita's activities include the Debate Team, NFL, N. H. S. , and F. T.A. She plans to attend college and be - come a Lab Technician. MICHAEL BUTCHER enjoys hunting and playing cards. Mike came to us from Beaver this year, and he is fitting into the G. H. S. atmosphere very well. He is undecided as to which college to attend after graduation. JEFF CARMODY is an outdoors guy who likes to hunt and ski. Jeff is in VICA and his fa- vorite saying is far out man. He plans to go into the Navy. TERRI CARTER is one of G. H. S. 's twirlers. She has choir, band, F.T.A. , STUCO, Pep Club, and Rainbow as her activities. Her fa- vorite saying is you're crazy! She plans to be - come a legal secretary. DANIEL CHRISTIAN likes to work and make money. His favorite saying is I will be happy to get out of school. Daniel plans to work for his father after graduation. 19 TOM COLC LAZIER is very active on the football and track teams. Clutch likes to lift weights and swim. Tom is undecided about the college he will attend. VICKI COLLINSWORTH is one of our 12-year Seniors. She likes to water ski, swim, climb mountains, and ride horses. Vicki spend much of her time with her hubby and daughter, but she plans to further her education. VICKI CONNER is another new face to G. H. S. She likes to play tennis and read books. Her hero is Jerry Lewis and her favorite saying is hey man! Vicki also plans to join the Navy. MARK COTHRUM enjoys chess and racing motor- cycles. Mark has been taking Judo lessons because his hero is Kung Fu. He is still undecided about his future. DEBBIE SMITH CRAWFORD is active in Spanish Club and F. T. A. She also enjoys reading, writ- ing poetry, bike riding, and Snoopy. Debbie plans to spend her future with her hubby and to continue her education. JIM CRELLY's favorite saying is by gosh! He likes to hunt and fish. He also enjoys farming and traveling. Jim's future plans are to become a stock car driver. TYE CRIBBS enjoys rodeos, water skiing, and hunting. He is also active in VIC A. Tye's favorite saying is I can handle it. He plans to attend college after graduation. JENNIE DAIN's activities include STUCO president, choir, Pep Club, Math Club, Girls' Glee Club, N. H. S. , and UMYF. She enjoys reading, sewing, singing, and walking. Jennie was elected Girl of the Month for September and she played the lead in this year's musical. She plans to become a Math teacher. JANE DALE likes to be independent, write music and poetry, and listen to music, She was in band, Pep Club, and Explorer's Post. She plans to see America this summer. 20 MIKE DENNIS is on the basketball and football teams and he is active in UMYF, F. C. A., N. H. S., O. H. S. , and he is on the A honor roll. Mike plans to further his education and raise a Christian family. KATHY DUNCAN enjoys playing the piano, riding bikes, aid reading. She is a member of band and her church youth group. Kathy's favorite saying is oh, good grief! MARK DUNHAM likes cars, motorcycles, and just about everything else. Mark plans to attend a Vo- Tech School after graduation. MICHAEL DUNHAM is active in golf, debate, N. H. S., F. T. A. , and N. F. L. He also enjoys skiing. Mike plans to pursue a career in medicine. JEFF ELLARD enjoys hunting, swimming, and the fantastic people at G. H. S. He is also in band. Freak plans to stay single and have fun. JOYCE EWING enjoys reading, riding horses, walking, and listening to music. Her favorite saying is oh, you better believe it! She plans to work after graduation. DIANNA FISCHER is a flag bearer in Pep Club, a member of 4-H, F. T. A. , Girls' Glee Club, church youth group, Publications, and Intramural Basketball. She also loves to snow ski. Her future plans include going to college. SHARON FOSTER likes cowboys, rodeos, and riding horses. She is a newcomer to G. H. S. Sharon likes to say get 'ton and she plans to work after graduation. MIKE FOX is active in band, tennis, and golf. He also enjoys hunting and fishing. Foxy is a 12-year Senior and he plans to attend college. LESLIE FRANKLIN enjoys hunting and fish- ing. He is active in VICA and his church. Leslie plans to attend P. S. C. after gradua- tion. VIRGINIA FUERSTENAU is another familiar face at G. H. S. She enjoys swimming, reading, traveling, and riding cycles. Virginia is undecided about her future. 21 BRENT GIBSON is active in band, choir, STUCO, p t A 4-PI F.M.C. C. , Boys' Glee Club, and Publications. He is a 12-year Senior and he enjoys Beethoven. Brent is planning his education in piano or Medical Ca- reers. CYNDY GIBSON is a 12-year Senior and she is active in band, choir, N. H. S. , Pep Club, F. T. A. , and she is the STUCO sec- retary. Cyndy was a delegate to Girls' State and she enjoys sewing and dancing. She plans to attend college. DEBRA NESTER GILBERT is a flag bear- er for Pep Club, a member of N. H. S. , Girls' Basketball, and Publications. Debra now spends most of her time with her hubby. She is undecided about her college career. MIKE GRIDER'S activi- ties include football, basketball, track, Phlois, F. C.A., UMYF, and he is president of N. H. S. Spider enjoys motor- cycles and hunting. He plans to attend a major college or uni- versity. JOY GUEST gradu- ated at mid-semester. She is very creative and will be spending much of her time with her hubby. DEBRA HAMILTON loves tacos and Robert Redford. She is active in band, Pep Club, N.H. S. , andF. T.A. She also enjoys playing the piano. Debra plans to attend college, but is undecided about which one. DAN HARMS is the Senior class Vice-Presi- dent, and he is involved in golf, N. H. S. , and F. T. A. He enjoys tennis, pizza, and drag- ging Main. Dan plans to attend college and have a good time. ROBERT HAUGHT enjoys rodeos, hunting, and camping. Bobby plans to attend a me- chanic school in Dallas after graduation. TERESA HEITSCHMIDT is very active in N.H.S. , F.T.A. , 4-H, Math Club, Pep Club, UMYF, and band. Her favorite saying is good grief! Teresa plans on going into a health ca- reer and receiving the Nobel Prize. RANDY HICKMAN'S activi- ties include basketball, tennis, and motorcycling. Hick says if it ain't, it oughta be! Randy plans to attend college after gradua- tion. CHERYL HAYS is our one and only 12-year Senior with perfect attendance. She is active in Girls' Glee Club, F.T.A. , Math Club, Pep Club, and she is the editor of El Tigre. Cheryl's hero is John Wayne. MIKE HAMPTON enjoys hunting, swimming, and raising animals. Hamster plans to be- come a Navy drafter. His favorite saying is do unto others before they do unto you. BUDDY HOOPER is active in basketball and he likes motorcross experts, broad jumping, and Penten motorcycles. Zooper plans to grow his hair to his ankles and be a computer pro- gramed SHERRIL HULS likes horses, rodeos, and western dances. Pea- nut Huls' favorite saying is don't worry, it'll come out in the wash. Sherril is unde- cided about her future. NOEL HICKS keep the school up-to-date on the hair styles. Noel's hero is Robin and he also enjoys drag racing and snow skiing. Noel plans to become a millionaire. TERRY HICKS enjoys cycles, snow and water skiing, and rock and mineral collecting. Geek plans to become either a geologist or a dirt farmer. WENDELL HICKS likes rodeos, cycles, and drag races. Wendell's favorite saying is should've bought a Ford. He plans to go into farming and ranching after graduation. DAVID HILL likes meeting people, cycle riding, and listening to music. He is a 12-year Senior and he plans to go to Central State College and major in business management. JAMES HILL enjoys baseball, swimming, football, and basketball. He is active in his church youth group and he plans to attend college after graduation. KIM HINDS enjoys motorcycle racing. After graduation, he plans to attend O. S. U. MARY JO HINTERGARDT is a newcomer to G. H. S. She enjoys horseback riding and swimming. Her favorite saying is try it, you'll like it. Mary plans to attend Life Bible College. COSETTE HOLLAND is active in band, 4-H, Stage Band, choir, STUCO, Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, and F.T. A. Cosy likes to goof around with her friends. She plans to attend a Christian College and study music. {)(QayrnA MARK HYER is active in band and enjoys snow skiing, hunting, and building dune buggies. Mark plans to attend college after graduation. GARY IVIE is active in his church youth group, N. H. S. , and he is president of Math Club. He also enjoys sports, coin collecting, and reading. Gary was chosen Rotary Boy of the Month for October. He plans to attend col- lege. SALLY JACKSON's activities include Pep Club, 4-H, F. T. A. , and Medical Careers. Salty enjoys playing the piano, riding bikes, and sewing. She also plans to attend college. RANDY JACOBS enjoys school and sitting in the hall. Half- breed is active in football and track. His hero is Flash Gordon. Randy plans to attend college after graduation. BOB JETT participates in band and STUCO. He likes hunting and out- door sports. Bob plans to attend college and then join the rat race of the working millions. DEBBIE JOHNSON is a 12-year Senior. She enjoys music and writ- ing songs and poems. She is active in band. Debbie's hero is Marcus Welby. She hopes to become a lab tech- nician, explore the world, and help the undeveloped countries. RANDY JONES is active in band, stage band, choir, church activi- ties, and the pit band. Screech also enjoys football. He plans to become a professional trumpet player. MARLENE KAUFFMAN'S activities include Pep Club, F.T. A. , N. H. S. , Medical Car- eers, and Glee Club. Florence enjoys play- ing the piano and the clarinet. Marlene plans to attend college after graduation. KAREN KEITH enjoys playing the piano and the organ and riding bikes. Her activities include band, Choir, and Glee Club. She has been the accom- panist for choir for the past three years. Karen's favorite saying is Jeannie, hurry up! TERI KIDOO's activities include F. T. A. , N. H. S. , O. H. S. , Pep Club, French Club, and UMYF She is also a cheerleader for G. H. S. and was chosen Homecoming Queen for 1973. She plans to go into teaching after attending college. LESLIE KIDWELL says his favorite hobby is hunting. He is a 12-year Senior at G. H. S. He plans to join the Navy after graduation. LILLIE TRAMEL KNEELAND lists her hobbies as motorcycling and swimming. She is a member of Pep Club and would like to obtain a clerk-typist position after graduation. 26 MARY HILBURN KNEELAND enjoys skiing and sewing. Mary is a member of G. H. S. Pep Club. She plans to attend vocational school after graduation. KAREN LYNN is active in Pep Club, band, Stage Band, French Club, Glee Club, F. T. A., and is our head twirler. She enjoys swimming, softball, playing the guitar, and listening to music. Karen plans to major in music or languages at O.S.U. or S.W.S.C. KEN KOTTKE enjoys livestock, races, and rodeos. Ken plans to go to college or to a Vo Tech school. BRYAN LEE lists tennis as his hobby. He is a 12-year Senior and he is active in track, DeMolays, C. Y. F. , N. H.S. , andO.H. S. DONALD LIVESAY enjoys drag racing and cycles. His favorite saying is it ain't so bad. Donald is known as Pork. He plans to attend fiberglass school, JOHN LONG is a 12- year Senior who likes to hunt and fish. He is also a very scientific person. After gradua- tion, John plans to enter the Army. ROBERT LONG likes fishing and hunting. He says that Captain Marvel, is his hero. He is active in basket- ball and N. H. S. , and he is known as Red- breast. He plans to attend college. STEVE LONG is in- volved in football, bas- ketball, track, F.C.A. , N. H. S. , and O. H. S. He also enjoys snow skiing. Steve is a 12- year Senior and he plans to attend S. M. U. for a business degree. RHONDA ELSTON L'ROY enjoys sewing and cooking. She is a member of F. H. A. Rhonda spends most of her time with her hubby now. JAMI MARTIN is in- volved in choir, band, and French Club. She enjoys dancing, em- broidering, and cro- cheting. Her favorite saying is eat today, diet tomorrow. Jami plans to attend O. U. DON ED MARTINDALE is active in football and track. He likes to race cars, ride cycles, and swim. Suavy's favorite saying is just riding around. Want to get in? Don plans to become either a lawyer or a vet. GARY MASON enjoys motorcycles and sports. He is a member of the basketball and track teams. Gary's favorite saying is if it feels good, do it. He plans to attend P. S. C. , then S.W. S.C. MARY CHRY1 McCARRELL is a cheer- leader and a member of Pep Club. She is also involved in Rainbows. N. H. S. , band, and F. T. A. Mert enjoys water skiing, playing the flute, embroidering, and horseback riding. She plans to attend college and help chil- dren with birth defects. 27 MARK McGREW is one who enjoys the outdoors. Mark plans to attend college after graduation. TERRI O'LEARY is a 12-year Senior who is also a mid-semester graduate. She enjoys life, and she now spends most of her time with her hubby and daughter. GARY PETERSON enjoys working and listening to Led Zeppelin. His favorite saying is if you die once, you live twice. Gary plans to attend a trade school in Colorado Springs. JANE MITCHELL enjoys basketball and swim- ming. Her hero is Burt Reynolds. She is unde- cided about what she will do after graduation. JOHNNY MOORE likes watching football games. He also enjoys Steve McQueen. Johnny's favorite saying is I didn't do it! He plans to become a farmer. AUDREY NASH likes archery, rug making, music, hiking, camp- ing, and cooking. After graduation, Audrey plans to travel and eventually raise a family. KEN NEWMAN really enjoys rodeos. His favorite saying is don't have one! With John Wayne as his hero, you can guess what kind of a guy he is. THERESA ORTEGA is in VICA, F.H. A. , and I. C.T. She enjoys rodeos, horses, and baseball games. She says that her hero is John Wayne. She plans to become a vet. BRAD PALMER is wild about drag racing and cycling. His favorite saying is gettin1 kinda nosey aren't you? After graduation, he plans to have a good time. BRUCE PEACOCK likes to hunt and camp. He says that his hero is Joe Galvaline. He hasn't decided on a career. ARNOLD PEOPLES participates in band and VICA. His hobbies are hunting and fishing Arnold hasn't decided which college he will attend. KYE PETERSON is in band. He enjoys snow skiing, hunting, fishing, and camping. After graduation, Kye plans to attend college. MARK PETERSON likes working on cars and riding motorcycles. He also likes the dress code at G. H. S. He plans to see the country after graduation. JEANNIE PHILIPPE is involved in band, choir, Pep Club, and Girls' Glee Club. Her hobbies are sewing, swimming, and dancing. Weannie plans to go into the secretarial field. KEITH POTTS is an in- teresting guy who likes almost everything. Keith is undecided about about his future plans. 28 KRISTY POWELL is involved in band, Pep Club, choir, F.T.A. , N.H.S., 4-H, Glee Club, and Rainbow. She is creative and enjoys art. Kris plans to go into the Peace Corps, go to college, or become a free hand artist. MIKE PRITCHARD is a member of the G. H. S. band. His hero is Flash Gordon. His favorite saying is if it smells good, eat it! Mike plans to go to a trade school. PAT PRITCHARD likes to build and paint model cars. He is in band. Pat enjoys horror movies. He plans to attend Liberal Vo Tech after graduation. MARY ANNE RABURN is in band, choir, 4-H, Math Club, and Rainbows. Her hobbies are insect collecting, painting, sculpting, and playing the flute. Mary Anne plans to study art, music, or science at college. SHERI RALSTIN is in choir, Pep Club, Glee Club, F. T. A. , and girls' basketball. Her hobbies are singing, playing the piano, and horseback riding. Sheri plans to become a secretary. LISA REAMES is active in N. H. S. , F. T. A. , Math Club, Pep Club, and French Club. She enjoys reading and doing macrame. Lisa also plans to attend college. JOHNNY REID participates in VIC A and French Club. His hobby is motorcycle riding. He is a 12-year Senior and he plans to attend college after he graduates. JOYCE RIDDLE likes to read short stories, swim, and camp. She enjoys being in the mountains. She says that her hero is Eric Clapton. She would like to travel, and is undecided about her college career. MARIO RODRIQUEZ enjoys boxing, swimming, hiking, reading, tennis, skin diving, and many other outdoors activities. He says that his hero is the Pink Panther. Mario would like to join the Air Force. ANTHONY ROMERO is a 12-year Senior, and he is in F. F. A. His nature is quiet, but his motives are strong. Anthony plans to attend P. S. C. BRENDA SALISBURY enjoys swimming, riding cycles, and horses. She says that her hero is Ryan O'Neal, and her favorite saying is let's boogie! She is undecided about her future. STEPHEN SANDOVAL enjoys playing the guitar, football, and basketball. He likes animals and nature. Sandy plans to attend Okmulgee State Tech. 29 RITA SCHEUERMAN enjoys watching T. V. She is a very likeable and dependable person, Rita is undecided about her future plans. DAVID SCHWARZ is active in F. F. A. He likes to read, travel, and work with animals. Cowboy would like to travel before he enters college. MONTY SETTLES likes to work on cars. He is a 12-year Senior and after graduation he plans to work. CHERYLE SHEETS participates in F.T. A. and STUCO. Her hobbies are riding bikes, music, cats, and plants. Cheryle plans to attend Colorado University at Boulder. KEVIN SIZELOVE enjoys music, swimming, flying, golfing, and just about everything. His hero is Martha Mitchell. Kevin hasn't decided which college he will attend. DAVID SMITH is in band and VIC A. He says that his hero is Kung Fu. He enjoys horses and watching T. V. He is undecided about his career. JOHN SMITH is active in band, Stage Band, Medical Careers, and U M Y F He is a 12- year Senior and he enjoys water skiing, camp- ing, and cars. John plans to attend college at Westminster in Missouri. QUITA STEVENSON is a mid-semester graduate and is very independent. Quita is undecided about her future plans. VANCE STEWART par- ticipates in VICA. He is a 12-year Senior and enjoys stamp collecting, Vance hopes to have a career centered around electronics. BRAD STONER is active in band and I.C. T. He likes football and hockey. After grad- uation, Brad plans to go to California. JAMES THOMAS likes motorcycle riding and summer. James hasn't decided what he will do after graduation. JIM THOMAS is active in F. F. A. His hobbies are motorcycle riding and breaking horses. Jim plans to become a dairy farmer. 30 KIRK THOMAS lists football, basketball, track, baseball, UMYF, Phlois, and F. C. A. as his ac- tivities. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and camping. Kirk plans to attend college after he graduates. DARLENE THOMPSON is in VICA and enjoys reading, music, and writing letters. Darlene plans to go into busi- ness or beauty work. LINDA TOOLEY enjoys cooking, reading, music, playing pool,, and being married. Her favorite saying is ain't that the berries! FRED TUTTLE likes freaky things and long hair. He is a 12- year Senior and he is undecided about his future plans. DELLA VALDEZ enjoys painting, cooking, music, and the boogie. Her favorite saying is oh yeah! Della plans to travel after she graduates. BECKY VAN DYKE TAFFY VEACH is a DUNNALTA WADDLE enjoys sewing and horseback riding. She also likes the dress code at G. H.S. Woody now spends most of her time with her hubby and child. flag bearer for Pep Club, and she is also involved in F. T. A. Her hobbies are music, talking, and laughing. She says that her hero is Frankenstein. She plans to attend college after graduation. enjoys sewing, reading, cooking, and horses. Her hero is Burt Reynolds. She says that she plans to find hap- piness after she gradu- ates from G. H. S. DAVID WADLEY likes sports, snow skiing, water skiing, and cycle riding. He also enjoys the outdoors. David is a 12-year Senior and he plans to attend O. U. LISA WARD participates in band, Pep Club, Math Club, N. H. S. , F.T. A. , UMYF, and STUCO. Her favor- ite saying is I'll start my diet tomorrow. Lisa plans to attend O.S.U. KELLEY WELLMAN is in French Club and band. Her hero is Alice Cooper. After graduation, Kelley plans to continue working and maybe get married. DORIS WELLS is active in Pep Club, choir, STUCO, and F.T. A. She enjoys sewing, swimming, tennis, and bowling. She says her hero is John Wayne. She plans to become a kindergarten teacher or an American History teacher. GLEN WEST is on the football team and is a member of F. C. A. He likes the mountains, the country, and good times. One of his hobbies is weight-lifting. Glen plans to attend E. C. P. I. in Dallas after graduation. 31 THYRA WESTER is in Pep Club and VICA. She enjoys bowling and playing basketball and volley ball. Thyroid plans to attend a trade school. DONNA WILLIAMS is active in UMYF, Pep Club, Math Club, French Club, and N. H. S. She enjoys tennis, fungi, and watching sunsets. Donna plans to attend college and then see the world. CHARLES WILSON enjoys camping, bowl- ing, and playing the piano and the guitar. He says that his favorite saying is have a nice day! Charles plans to attend N. W. S. C. or B.W.C. JERRY WING is a 12- year Senior and he enjoys working on cars and motorcycles. He plans to attend college after he leaves G. H. S. BRUCE WINGERT enjoys hunting, fishing, archery, football, and basketball. He is un- decided about his future plans. STEVEN WISE is in Stage Band, F.T.A., and Math Club. One of his hobbies is playing the guitar. He says that his hero is Little Orphan Annie s Dog. Steve plans to go into a medi- cal field. JERRY WRIGHT enjoys hunting, fishing, arch- ery, and pizza. F. L. is undecided about his future plans. ROBERT YOCHAM participates in band, Stage Band, choir, STUCO, N.H. S. , and C.Y. F. His hobbies include playing tennis and the trombone. Robert hasn't decided which college he will attend after graduation. 32 More Fun Senior STUCO Representatives--1973-74 Mary Chryl and Teri--Senior Cheerleaders Flave 33 1974 Senior Favorites Teri Gary 36 Senior! Senior All A's Senior Sponsors 37 Entre Nous Girls and Rotary Boys September--Jennie Dain Randy Caddell December--Lisa Ward Mike Dunham March--Cosette Holland Mike Grider October --Donna Williams Gary Ivie January--Patricia Adams Bryan Lee April--Marlene Kauffman Brent Gibson November--Kristy Powell Mike Dennis February--Teri Kiddoo Brian Braley May--Sally Jackson Robert Long 39 Junior Class Officers ’74 Debbie Adams Becky Alexander Clifford Anderson Carlene Arnold Louie Avila Cathy Backus Janet Barnett Becky Bauer Radell Bayless Judy Behne Terry Lee Be line Terry Lynn Behne Bryon Bennett Kirk Bennett Clifford Betterton Gary Bledsce Gary Boren Diane Brady 41 Junior Sponsors for the class of '75 Are Left To Right: Mr. Watson, Mr. Hadley, Mr. McBratney, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Kottke, and Mrs. Overton. The newcomers of the Junior class are: Ramona Romero, Carla McCarter, Eva Hohweiler, Darla McCarter, Kim Trujillo, Russell de Cordova, and Radell Bayless. Not Pictured Are: Trudy Johnson, Sue Forbes, Louie Avila, Cressa Davis, Arlen Gilbert, Cathy Gowdy, Don Nelson, Bob Stone, Cathy White, John Womack. Dyana Brown Kelly Campbell Kendall Davis Anita Clark James C. Cook Stephanie Bryant Polly Castorena Keta Cawlfield Mike Clayton Vincent Costilla 42 David Costner Rhonda Costner Hal Craig Randy Danner Benny Dain Kelly Davis Lyndel Davis Melanie Dawson Russell de Cordova Ritchie Dennington David Dixon Jon Dotson Carol Dunkerson Alice Ewing Liz Fajen As the Junior class is cheering the Tigers on, among them are: Lor- raine Ivie, Linda Veal, Randy Simpson, Jerry Keltch, and Mike Grayson. Who could this cute little tiger be? Rhonda? Paul Ferguson Kathleen Forman Cindy Gackstatter Arlen Gilbert Roger Gribble Kim Follis Kara Sue Frantz Connie Garrison Cathy Gowdy Mary Beth Hallford Sue Forbes Laurene Frisinger Cindy Gibson Mike Grayson Lawrence I-Iambleton Hal is one of the class favorites of the Jr. class. He is active in Football, Basketball, and Track, and he adds alot of Tiger spirit. Jill is our other class favorite. She is an A cheer- leader and a member of the band. There may be a lot of sandwich here, but our two class favorites, Jill and Hal, have enough energy to eat it. What's gonna happen when they get to the middle? Richard Hambleton Brian Hays Susie Headrick Lana Heftner Brenda Herring Connie Hicks Mike Hininger Robert Hitt Charles Hofferber Eva Hohweiler Jeri Holly Doug Holmes Lorraine I vie Kent Jackson Kim Johnson OUT -TO lunch Lloyd Hilburn Mary Ann Hill Debbie Hinds V 46 Brad Kear Derryla Keimig Jerry Keltch Cindy Kimball Lawrence Lindley Betty Lobit Karon Long Patricia Long Ronald Lovato Linda Lowery 47 Junior cheerleaders, Jill and Susie and our great Tiger mascot, Rhonda are always there where the action is trucking us on to victory. Darla McCarter Jane McGrew Gena McGuill Victor Luedke Carla McCarter Debbie McKay Elaine Ma Patricia Mahan Bertha Martinez Leland Mongold Denise Nelson Don Nelson Terry Neu Teresa Neville Steve Oakes 48 Happiness Is Succeeding All A Juniors are: Kent Jachson, Debbie Hinds, Bonnie Mason, Denise Nelson, and Lorraine Ivie. Janet Patterson Adrianna Perez Dale Peterson O r Steve Ronne Anthony Sandoval Craig Schultz Greg Schultz Gail Shaffer Debbie Shelton 49 Jill Shields Randy Simpson Cheryl Simpson Johnny Smith Duane Simpson Kevin Smith The Junior A team cheerleaders who have Tiger Spirit are Jill Shields and Susie Headrick. 51 The Juniors Are Great at Kim Trujillo Rogena Tunder Larry Unruh Victor Valdez Linda Veal Joanie Walker Cindy, is Home Ec. really that fun? Work and Play Linda Stone Rhonda Summers Rhonda Stoner Luwana Talcott Carla Sturdivan Cathy Thornton Hard at work is our STUCO treasurer of the Junior Class, Carolyn Mingle. Debbie Ward Allen Weissinger Mark Werner Alan Wessler Sherri Wester Cathy White 53 Hey Kim! Why the frown? You know smiling doesn't make wrinkles like frowning. Terri Williamson Dennis Wilson Don Winter Bonnie Mason, Becky Bauer, Denise Nelson, Debbie McKay, and Charles Hofferberdo a fine job inSTUCO representing the Junior Class. 54 Sleeping Beauty is Alias Mary Beth Hallford. 55 Cressa Davis 56 57 omore President Tim Reeder Vice-President Roger Lewis Val Newman Laura William oil dftnmenkrt J4erbb 'fo ircg'l kr i j nce upa, a, iint) Ioisi uJ zk b be exacLjihtrt -wao a Wj, freg bu of jHerbie siliirg caa baking roc lock in lke ruddle, ofaokisu pai iMSiljnd dor ko pi 1to AjOltr do oomelcM ojnd%z J 3? kirv gp rnook oU sir oL wish-- j wJ$W� 6, '4- like most trgrs uouknouJ, was Iittlc tnjJiar.41( frogs IcweoL4� splash,,anour Lirtiln cfleL 59 Sam Abeyta Rita Ackley Cynthia Austin September Bachman Linda Ballard Jeanette Barnum Sophomores Start Year With. . . Michelle Brown Deana Browning Cheryl Boyd Susan Buckner Mitch Burkhart Pete Butcher 60 ... Beauty, Brains, and Fun! The brainy members of the sophomore class seem to be skipping class on this beautiful morning! It's amazing how they manage to keep their grades up and keep smiling. Tammy Stewart, Vinita Sloate, Rob Dimmick, Jeanette Barnum, and Debbie Vestal. Mike Byers Donna Caddell Bill Cain Billy Campbell Mike Campbell Tammie Campbell Vanessa Cannon Gerald Carter Rene Carter Brian Chill Ernest Christian Gary Christian Teresa Christy Mary Beth Cole Ivan Clark Joni Claycomb Rochelle Conner Trina Copley ilist iht m Pt, -tlnoughL ckilis! Wfci Art it srtling ca hi5 -Tavoriht 61 Funtastic Lisa Courtney Lorrie Dain Robert Dimmick Tonda Eidson Vicki Elder John Elston Kevin Eoff Tim Evins Deborah Dale Jeff Davis Robert Dennington Mary Ann Dennis Class of Don't Tammy, Terry Clyde, and Ruth look en- grossed in what Mr. South- wick is doing? No wonder we see people running aro und looking for bugs with an expert like him!! Tina Farmer Clyde Fischer Joe Fisher Teresa Foster Carol Franklin Glen Freeman yrWj 62 Jackie Gloden Leslie Gloden Janet Goff John Gowdy Delilah Fuentes Lynn Fuerstenau Ernie Garcia Darla Gay Dixie Gaylord Kim Gibson Patty Grayson Jimmy Griffing Greg Hamilton Ella Hammette Charmis Hays Leslie Hays Hi 3 fetru V i he. worvoL anoL ,t dr(msWJC 6Iwdrt? f1—- •') . M Q Faiw Frod fc ouicl MCLurVro ed3He.rbie. , u Fai.ru rroo’ Motei: , all cUu, hot raft ML I ru'tfhi fcfc aJ)efiUtrFu-l lUl” , I j) , , 3Ur wisrv i5 etrarfet. Ml {iuwai 'cF hwward: 63 Cheri Hein Steve Heitschmidt Lynette Hilliard Eddie Hill Loni Holcomb Darrell Hollingshead Ted Johnson Lynette Kauffman Judy Keeling Ted Keeling Keith Keiser Patricia Keith Donna Kimsey Karen Kimsey Jimmy Klare Minnie Mouse Qh?dh kuouJ„ ,cnai Wcfc, aad. rdoi( iml uHamdc Sridfro tmd kk drra pond ; scr ariif Tcodad aertj- j looaatro r’ Richard Kleffman Janet Kneeland Debby Kneeland Rita Kottke School Roger Lewis Val Long Dela Lollis Paula Longacre These sophomores sure show spirit if they manage to make it up to the school when it's not required! Making signs to decorate the halls is a great pep prodder. Julie Lowery Sandy McClung Bruce Ludke Billy McKay 65 Tere McMurry Charles Madrid Franny Mahon Chris Martin Dee Ann Martindale Mark Mendenhall Jody Mrofcza What a way to debate!! No wonder the sophomores always seem to be Val Newman winning trophies... Deborah Dale, Debbie Vestal, Paul Reed, and Tammy Stewart are some of the key people in the debate class. 66 Even though Doug Brown and Paul Reed seem to be making spectacles out of themselves, Tammy Stewart, Jeanette Barnum, and Natalie Patterson must real- ize it's just part of their fantastic per- sonality that makes them all our favorite choice for STUCO represe ntatives, 1973-1974. Paul Reed Rick Reed Tim Reeder Jackie Reust Year Ever!! Kim Pollart Stan Ralstin Wendi Reames Lyn Rhodes Freida Robinson Robert Rodriquez Ricky Rogers Lucinda Quintana 67 Debbie Rowden Chris Ruggles Grace Russell Dorothy Sandoval Betty Butterfly David Sanford Brenda Schuette Mark Schultz Cindy Shaffer Jack Shelley Doug Shelton Vinita Sloate Spirit Keeps Us a going! David Smith Jim Smith Mike Smith Linda Spear Valerie Smith Cleora Stevens Doug Stavig Carolyn Stewart Daina Stewart Tammy Stewart Scott Stoner Tim Stout 68 Tina Farmer and Carol Truitt make signs for the sophomore hall and for the entire Tiger team. Vickie Bennett is caught in the act of spirit spreading. It's girls like these that make the sophomore class on top. New Tigers this year bring new ideas to the sophomore class. Sitting are Vinita Sloate, September Bachman, Lucinda Quintana. Standing are James Wiggins, Paul Trujillo, Nealann Wilson, Floy Zachary, Jimmy Kalre, Tim Stout, Peggy Worley, John Gowdy, and Darrell Hollingshead. Two of the peppiest people in the sophomore class are the vivacious cheerleaders Mary Ann Dennis and Carol Truitt. This is the 3rd year for Mary Ann and the 2nd for Carol to lead their class on to spirit and smiles. -d me er 4jn.ajv.MotL can. 'sr6u M Froc| Aether’’iWc i ' vivas (kvoured) u 5 demt ecL ani. attest iiv} 4hes birds ( cna.dc, o6 nT2i( r( Sophomores Do the Unexpected! Skip Thomas Annette Thompson Kristie Thorn Jay Tolleson Dan Tramel Douglas Trotter Debbie Upchurch Randy Van Dyke Debbie Vernon Debbie Vestal Ricardo Villareal Sue Walton Has anyone ever noticed how the boys and girls segregate in the sophomore section of the hall? The boys seem to be having quite a time without any girls around.. Is that the truth, guys? 70 -Tvt'Jer -to b Larry Wright Fairy Frog Robert Wilson Richard Wise Irvin Winters Herby Frog Sandy Ward James Wiggins Mark Watkins Jerry Willars Lucy Weissinger Laura Williams The End The sophomore editors wish to give agreat big THANKS to Brent Gibson for taking the time to write our story. Peggy Worley Beci Wysong Mickey Mouse Terri Yates Nealann Wilson William Zachary Mary Ann Dennis has captivated her classmates for the 2nd year in a row. Besides this honor as class favorite, Mary Ann has also served as cheerleader for the past 3 years. Just two of her many activities include U. M. Y. F. and G. H. S. Band. With her spirit and smile, it's easily understood why her friends consider her the greatest! Jailmates HEY, YOU TWO, WHAT HAP- PENED? Mary Ann and Mike don't act too upset at finding themselves injail. In fact, this ability to make any situation a blast is one of the reasons these two have been chosen as Soph- omore Class Favorites for 1973 -74. 72 Happiness Being Smile, Mike, you and your furry friends make quite a picture! But canine friends aren't the only kind Mike has. This is the 4th year he has been chosen as favorite for the class of '76. Besides football, Mike has an un- limited number of activities. His fantastic supply of ideas make him a super choice for class favorite. Together! 73 Happiness Charles MacBratney English II and Practical English III e a c h I n Glen Phillips Electronics, Industrial Arts I,II,III,IV and Drafting Gloria Gardner English II,IV, and Drama Paul Southwick Biology and Zoology and Botany 74 Ilus Overton Bookkeeping, Shorthand I, and Typing II Nancy Muir English III, Mythology, Creative Writing Linda Bowling French I and II and Spanish I Jo Harmon American History Jacque Donovan English III, Speech and De- bate Peggy Butts English IV and Publications Earl Overton Drivers' Ed. and Athletic P. E. Voncille Hale Girls' Physical Education Don Hadley Vocational Carpentry Virginia Frantz Psychology, Sociology Lou Nelson Librarian Joe Watson High School Arithmetic, Plane Geometry Joe Wilkinson Chemistry I S II, Physics Jean Kottke Home Economonics I,II, S IV 76 Patricia Lee Algebra II, Combined Ge- ometry, Math Analysis Herb Hale Boys' Physical Education, Health, Athletic P.E. Renda Wolgamott Assistant Librarian Bonnie Dawson Typing, General Business, Economics Peggy Collins American History, Prac- tical English II Bill Terry International Relations, P. O. D. -Government, Drivers Ed. , Athletic P.E. Wilma Vaughan Shorthand II, Office Practice Harold Yoakum Vocational Agricultural I, II, III and Ag. Occupations H a P P I n e s s Jo Dunham Art I G II 78 Faculty High F� cull ' J „d C!0 scS ■S. OUR UNITED STATES i s £2-3 ' V liljK i 1.2 VI A Brown Williams Montgomery FIRST COURSE s-v , « rr.4k-.V- HARLOW'S OKLAHOMA HISTORY Freshman Class Officers ’74 President.................Wally Adams Vice-President ...........Kenny Sizelove Secretary-Treasurer.......Debi Martindale 80 Joellyn Adams Terry Ashcraft Joe Ballard Karen Bennett Danny Bintz Wally Adams Donovan Austin Pam Baker Charlotte Benson Donald Bishop Ava Anderson Jesse Avila Elisa Barber Mike Betterton Glenda Bledsoe i i Spirit For these peppy three; Karen Bennett, Amy Collins, and Cindy Kiddoo, they are always waiting for that day to cheer our great team on to a victory. 81 Tommy Bohanan Leslie Born Tony Bressler X uj S Tammy Carmody Cheryl Carter Dennis Carter Kathryn Buckner Terry Burdge Mike Butts Beth Calsing Tim Calvin 82 Rick Cook Mike Christian Billy Cooksey Nora Crane Kelli Cates Dale Clare Perry Cooley Kelley Crowder Annette Denney Gary Chandler Amy Collins Rudy Costilla Conny Danner Yvonne Dodd Tracy Collinsworth Sylvia Costilla Mike Dawson Debbie Costner 83 There is more to music than meets the ear. This year's Choir Favorite is Lindy Manning whose smile sings. Besides having a winning and saucy smile she has loads of friends, makes good grades and is an excellent athlete. The Freshman Sponsors chugging along are Mr. Tuttle, Mrs. Coulter, Mr. Grace, Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Townsend, Mr. Tomlinson, Mr. Oblander. Leading the Class of’77 to the Top 84 John Dutto Paul Faris Rudy Garcia Eli Edwards Chris Fawcett Kathy Garrison Gary Ewing Jeff Fuerstenau Mary Aim Gibson Mike Eidson Gary Gackstatter Steve Gibson Kathy Emmerick Patty Gackstatter James Gilbert Janet Fajen Rodney Gamble Jalonda Grayson Debbie Green Gary Grider Mary Guerra Peter Guerra Bambi Hacker Terry Hammette Sue Hampton Kim Hardesty Jean Harris Mark Hatfield Jimmy Heftner Cindy Hein Cathy Helm Monte Hepner Mark Hicks Sheila Hicks Norma Hierro Kenny Hill Marcia Hill Sherry Hill Melody Hobson Donna Hutchinson Pat Ingold Sue Ivey Teresa James Debbie January 85 Brenda Jarvis Donna Johnson Johnny Johnson Randy Johnson Walter Karp ’77 Is Filled S-p-i-r-i-t-e-d Clowns Brenda Kauffman Jo Karen Keenan Cindy Kiddoo Charles King Michael Kletecka 86 Row 1 Leslie Bom, Gary Grider, Julia Nelson, Wally Adams, Monte Hepner. Row 2, Toni Parsley, Debi Martindale, Debbie January, Tammy Wood, Teresa Patterson, Jacque Pracht. Row 3, Elisa Barber, Pat Ingold, Karen Bennett, Christy Wood, Mary Miller. All A's are going up and up for their goals. 87 For the third year Cindy has been chosen as 77 ” class favorite. She lists cheerleading, playing the guitar and percussion sec- tion in band, listen- ing to records and having lots of friends as her hob- bies. Happiness Cindy and Mark Lathram Debbie Lee Jimmy Lynn Kent McCarter Deann McCutchen 88 Cliff Macias Billy Macormick Nina Mallard Lindy Manning Is Wally Debi Martindale Shelli Martin Robert May Wally enjoys play- ing basketball and eating. He is very active in his church and youth group. He is the President of Science Club, N.J.H.S. and Class of 77 . Is it any wonder he is the most popular guy around? 89 Eugene Miller John Miller Mary Miller Arnold Moore Julia Nelson Randy Niblack Aronda Neu Tommy New Virginia Ortero John Padilla Toni Parsely Teresa Patterson Susie Pellette 90 A Tim Schutte Cindy Scott Stacie Sheets Linda Simpson Greg Shelton Kenny Sizelove Billy Smith Nannette Smith Philip Smith 91 Roger Smith Rhonda Snow Charlotte Stephens Don Stephens Robin Summers Juanita Valdez Pat Valdez Jerry Ward Delbert Taylor Shelly Thorn Bill Tuttle David Stone Sandra Stone Mike Watkins Delbert Swisher Brian Test Bret Tonozzi Craig Weatherly 92 Freshmen Get it Together Debbie January, Christy Wood, Aronda Neu, Jacque Pracht, Teresa Patterson are the Freshman STUCO Representatives. Newcomers fly into Guymon - Top Row: Zola Kimbrell, Teresa Wiggin, John Worley, Elisa Barber, Amanda Edens, Dianna Forbes, Tony Brcssler, Britt Porter, Delbert Taylor, Dale Klare. Bottom Row: Mark Hicks, James Gilbert, Mark Lathram. Jerry Wester Alan Wilson April Wolf Teresa Wiggin Doug Wilson Larry Zachary Marlin Wilcox John Worley Paula Yockum Jeff Wilkinson Bryan Wooldridge Amanda Edens Becky Williams Tammy Wood Dianna Forbes Rhonda Williams Christy Wood Zola Kimbrell 93 tpkfOsborn. Cindy SouthjviGk Annie Abeyta Charlet Alberty Chuck Alexander Jimmy Allison Kenneth Ashpaugh Daniel Austin Doug Barnum Cindy Bauer Dennis Betterton Kevin Bobbitt Jerry Brannum Lynn Brewer Patricia Cagle Cindi Cain Jeff Boren Jerry Boren Curtis Bowers Who says 8th grade boys don't have spirit? Jacob Lucero, Mark Truitt, and Jerry Mitchell certainly do!! 95 Tracy Claycomb David Collins Debbie Conner Tammy Copley Tim Crelly Shelly Cribbs Newcomers to the class of 78 are: Robert Forbes, Donna Hunter, Shelia Scates, Vicki Osborn, Leticia Villarreal, Tamra Bryan, Terry Van Vactor, Donny Huntchinson, Steve Jamison, Billy Westbrook, Tim Trujillo, Randy Kostreva, Howard Matson. We are glad to have you, welcome to G.J. H. S. Terry Culbertson Joe Cullop % Are these the brains of '78? Yes, Sandra Goff, Richard Keenan, Debbie Connor, Homer Long, Cindee Southwick, Brian Phillips, and Laura Hallford are looking forward to being world leaders; but, is the world ready for them???? Jim Forman Hey! Mr. Long, Mrs. Woods, Mr. Reed, Mrs. Costner, Mr. Rice, Mrs. Quesenbury, and Mrs. Shaffer, what did you do with Mrs. Ruest? She's an 8th grade sponsor too. We appreciate your help. Kimberly Culver Jimmy Daffern Tim Danner Gay Deane Justin Deane Lisa Draper Brenda Durman Kevin Eidson Kristy Elrod Mike Ewing Bruce Fenton Robert Forbes 97 Clay Frantz Claudette Frittz Yvonne Fuentes Leo Gallegos Linda Garrison Terry Gamble Jacob Lucero Derek G ibson Mark Gifford Jerry Mitchell Sheila Gloden Sandra Goff Mark Truitt Ann Goolsby 98 Brenda Grayson Terry Green Brenda Grove Dennis Grove Harold Grove Mikel Hall Laura Hallford Deana Hardesty Heather Harney Cindy Hatfield Lori Heitschmidt Mike Hendon Becky Hininger Stacy Hofferber Gary Hohweiler Lisa Holly Chris Holt Kelley Holt 99 $ $ 0 Debbie Hopkins is well known for her great personality for she has been chosen class favorite for two years. She is a member of N.J. H. S. and is a cheerleader. She enjoys all sports especially horseback riding and swimming. Congratulations! Debbie Hopkins Judi Huddleston Dona Hunter Denise Hutchinson Donny Hutchinson Steve Jamison Cecil Johnson Dana Johnson Melody Johnson Tammy Johnson Richard Keenan Lisa Kiddoo Dale Kimsey Gary King Kathy Kletecka Dale Kneeland Randy Kostreva Mike Lancaster TOO Mark Truitt is well-known for his great personality and was chosen class favorite for his class. He enjoys football and basketball. He loves motorcycling and going to the mountains. He is a member of the Victory Memorial United Methodist Church. Congratulations! Mark Lary Patricia Leisure Thomas Lindley Homer Long Steven Long Gregory Lovato Mickey Love Jacob Lucero Amy Lowery Angla Lynch Carin Martin Rosie Martinez Tamy Mason Jerry Metcalf Jerry Mitchell Kent Morrison Lisa Neas Mark Nester 101 Happiness Is From T-o-p Bryan Phillips Jace Quesenbury Mike Ramirez Robin Rebne Mike Ritter Alfredo Rivera Teresa Robinson Jim Rodgers Tommy Romero Susan Roots LouAnn Rowbal Steffanye Rowden Ernest Rudolph Bonnie Ruggles Lori Russel 102 Mark Sanford Kevin Scheuerman Sheila Scates Larry Schnette Terry Scott Brian Shaffer Karri Sherrill Sue Shock Matt Simpson Bobbi Smith Danny Smith t-O Dustin Smith Julia Smith Melinda Smith Tommy Smith Cindee Southwick Mac Spellman Tommie Spirlock Steve Stavig Linda Stephens B-o-t-t-o-m 103 Michelle Tonozzi Mark Truitt Tim Trujillo Ronna Vaugan Mary Van Dyke Ollie Walton Susan Watkins Morgan Wilkinson Tracy Wilson Jimmy Winters Ricky York Billy Young Floy Zachary James Smith Howard Matson 104 15 Damon Baca Jaquetta Bchne Natalie Bell Carla Bennett Deedra Bennett Raymond Benson Mark Betterton Cyndi Biddle Tracy Bowers David Brannum Martha Brannum 106 ’79 Is New to G.J.H.S. What happened Greg? Were you watching a girl and fell, or are you just clumsy?????? r maybe you’re just not ready for le big step of coming into Junior igh?? Uh? Greg????? Newcomers to the class of '79 are: Row 1 , Mary Christian, Veneita Nelson, Peggy de Cordova, Raymond Benson, Gilbert K1 a r e , Rodney Lasley, Mike Wiggins, Patricia Cagle, Debra Kam- merzell; Row 2, Roy Kitch, Charles Karpe, Kathy Brewer, John Snow, Ke- vin Hum, Marvin Worley, Rocky Hunt- er, Gerald Kimbrell, Brenda Stout; Row 3, Toni Edens, Kelly Scates, Stephanie Raymer, Janie Seratt and Linda Cal- loway. Kathy Brewer Jay Brown Latayne Bryant Linda Calloway Connie Campbell Wayde Cannon Tammy Carter Kevin Cates Pam Caudell Mary Christian Johnny Clay comb John Clayton Carol Ann Cole Curtis Conner Bobbi Cooksey Betty Cooley Kim Copley Andy Costilla Carole Countryman Karen Crane Starla Culbert Rolinda Culbertson John Dale Pretty as a picture is our seventh grade favorite, LaParsha Modrick. Her cheerful smile and sweet personality make her loved and appreciated by her fellow classmates. Her spare time is occupied by playing the piano, and with church. Her friendly nature will win the hearts of all. She is sure to be in the spotlight in future years in Junior High. B boo-dJ 00000«. ,000000« 000000 000000 loo 0000' gg OOOOOO OTgoooo « o ' Floyd Davis Dee Ann Deane Peggy de Cordova Teresa Dennis Jackie Dickey Suzy Elliot Connie Elmore Patricia Faris Nancy Fawcett Craig Fenton 108 Dallas Follis Shelly Foster Pam Gamble With a smile as bright as the sun John Clayton couldn't miss when class favorite votes were counted. He is always ready and willing to help his classmates when duty calls. John enjoys playing basketball too. With his super personality he is sure to be a big hit in Junior High. Brad Gann Glenda Gibson Lynda Gibson Sherri Gibson Terry Glover Marcela Gonzales Brenda Grayson Dennis Groves James Guerra Louis Guerra 109 LaParsha Frances Harvert Randal Hawley Joe Hein Dennis Hendon Ricky Hillard Donna Hinchey Steve Holt Todd Houser Asa Howard Karen Huddleston no Rocky Hunter Kevin Burn Donny Hutchinson Gilbert Hutchinson Neil Hyer James Ikeler Teddy Ikeler Leslie Jackson Ricky Jackson Kevin James Carol Johnson John in Lloyd Jones Neva Jones G-r-r-reat!!! Roy Kitch Penny Kingsland Gilbert Klare Leesa Johnson Mike Kimball Debra Kammerzell Charles Karpe Mike King Kelly Lane Rodney Lasley 112 79 Mike Lee Kenny Lunsford Melody Marcum Joe Martinez Terri Lee Mike McCubbin Glenn Martin Tony Martinez Cecil Leniger Todd Macias Todd Martin Keith Mason Matthew Loh Raymond Madrid Tracy Martin Anita Mathis Jeannine Lucero Sandra Madrid David Martinez Kristina Mathis 113 Greg Miller Ken M iller La Parsha Modrick Val Mrofcza Berneita Nelson Karen Nelson Paul Nossaman Eddie Parsley Troy Patterson Greg Peterson 0 John Potts Debbie Powell Rodney Pracht Thad Pracht Kathy Presson Paula Quesenbury Debbie Ramirez Randall Ramirez Patrick Reames Angela Rice Melody Riffel John Robinett Helen Rodriquez Cindy Rogers Erica Rogers 114 Happiness Is a Trio of Pretty Misses Energy, peppiness and contagious smiles are what it takes to lead the seventh grade boys on to victory!! Just ask Karla Ben- nett, Melody Stewart and Rolinda Culbert- son. This perky trio are the three best reasons that the class of '79 is so spirit- ed. Boynton Roots Lou Ann Roundtree Tony Roybal Cris Sandoval Sofie Sandoval Kelly Scates Cathy Schuette Janie Seratt Brenda Shaffer Kay Sharkey 115 Seventh Is Tops! John Snow Brenda Stout Greg Thomas Mark Trotter Rick Shelley Lori Strutton Wanda Tramel Mary Jane Urias Michele Sturdivan Rene Triplett Bobby Vestal Rae Sharkey Bill Shirley Paul Southwick Dian Stutheit Marty Smith Melody Stewart Tom Thayer Donna Trotter Jana Smith Carol Stavig Randy Taylor 116 Kirk Wadley Charlotte Wilson LaWanda Wilson Diana Costilla Pretty as a peach is our seventh grade choir favorite Karla Bennett. The choir is proud to have such an attractive girl represent them! Mike Wiggins Karrie Wilson Marvin Worley Stephanie Raymer 117 Newest to tigerland are Mrs. Paula Fritschen our girls' P. E. teacher and Mrs. Retta Eiland our 7th and 8tli English teacher. Welcome!!!! Teachers Have Fun, Too!! Leonene Gribble Imogene Glover Reading, 7th English, Asst. Principal 7th Art, Librarian J. O. Tuttle Okla. History, Civics 118 Raymond Rice Ind. Arts Mayme Shaffer 8th English Duke Corne Ison 8th Science, 8th Coach Dwayne Colvin Principal Myrtle Wilt Elton Stewart 7th English Counselor Max Tomlinson 9th Science Mike Scott 7th Geography John Dolezal American History, 9th Asst. Coach Monte Wolgamott 7th Geography, 7th Ath. P. E. Ronald Rackley 9th Civics, Okla. History, 9th coach Jeanette Woods 8th Science Keith Woods 7th, 8th and 9th Art Jack Long American History and Civics Ellen Grice 9tli English Elinor Ruest Speech and American History At G J H S Barbara Quesenbury 8th and 9th English Karolyn Townsend 9th English 120 Jerel Brooks Algebra I Irvin Miller Band Homecoming — 1973 122 123 1973 Football Records Team We Th Dalhart 8 7 Kingfisher 8 24 Alva (Homecoming)16 27 Phillips 7 6 Stinnett 14 20 Liberal 12 30 Beaver 15 8 Tucumcari 56 9 Woodward 14 35 Blackwell 6 7 Seated From Left To Right are; Roger Gribble, Secretary-Treasurer; Brad Kear, Vice-President; and Mike Dennis, President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Tigers Are Fellowship of Christian Athletes Coaches Bill Terry, Mike Scott, Earl Overton, Herb Hale, and Jewel Cope give the Guymon Tigers the incentive to fight and win. Grreeaatt!!! The Guymon Tigers ... ’73-74 24 Terry Behne 25 Lloyd Hilburn 44 Kirk Bennett 80 Kent Jackson 22 Clifford Betterton 12 Brad Kear 62 Hal Craig 55 Kurt Overton 15 Bennie Dain 35 Craig Schultz 67 John Dotson 45 Alan Weissinger 52 Roger Gribble juniof.s 78 Wayne Yoakum 32 Rusty Bayless 70 Mitch Burkhart 50 Mike Byers 42 Brian Chill 74 Ivan Clark 33 Billy McKay 20 Mark Mendenhall 76 Paul Patton 14 Tim Reeder 63 Mark Schultz 54 David Smith 64 Mike Smith 68 Skip Thomas 77 Paul Trujillo 10 Randy Van Dyke Happiness Is Playing Football 9th grade - 4-5, Football We 0 Dumas They 8 0 Spearman 6 0 Liberal South 12 8 Hooker 0 0 Liberal West 22 8 Woodward 0 28 Hooker 8 0 Liberal West 34 8 Beaver 6 8th grade - 3-3, Football We 24 Liberal West They 20 34 Liberal South 16 8 Liberal West 0 0 Stinnett 14 16 Woodward 32 32 Elkhart 0 7th grade - 2-3, Football We They 0 Hooker 12 0 Hooker 8 22 Stinnett 6 0 Texhoma 20 20 Elkhart 6 9th Grade Football 1973 - 74 Row 1: (Left To Right) K. C. Rothscopf, Peter Guerra, Charles Louallen, Gary Grider, Bret Tonazzi, Cliff Macias, Dennis Carter, Mike Betterton, Dennis Wilson, Kevin Sizelove, John Miller, Jerry Wester, Phillip Smith. Row 2: (Left To Right) Mike Watkins, Kent McCarter, Greg Shelton, Tommy Bohanan, Chris Fawcett, Eugene Miller, Tracy Collinsworth, Terry Hammette, John Padilla, Monte Hepner, Bill Tuttle, Jimmy Williamson, Mike Dawson, Coach Dolzel. Row 3: (Left To Right) Coach Rackley, Alan Peoples, Mark Hatfield, Mike Butts. 132 7th Grade Football Team 1973 - 74 Row 1: (Left to Right) John Potts, Chris Sandoval, Troy Patterson, Todd Martin, Mike Harrison, Paul Southwick, Mark Betterton, Glenn Martin, Johnny Claybomb, Tracy Bowers, Thad Pracht, Brad Gann, Kenny Lunsford, Rodney Pracht, Kevin Cates, Pat Reames, Mgr. , Dennis Hendon. Row 2: (Left to Right) Lin Kottke, Louis Guerra, Jay Brown, John Dale, Marvin Worley, Tom Thayer, Kelly Scates, Todd Houser, Steve Wells, Dennis Groves, Rocky Hunter, Asa Howard, Keith Mason, Steve Holt, Mike Lee. Row 3: (Left to Right) Coach Dolezal, Boynton Roots, Mike Kimball, Joe Hein, Tony Martinez, Terry Glover, David Hadley, Rick Shelly, Tony Roybal, Coach Wolgamott. in Junior High 8th Grade Football Team 1973 - 74 Row 1: (Left to Right) Micky Love, Kevin Eidson, Dennis Betterton, Kurt Sturdivan, Doug Barnum, Kurds Bowers, Mike Ritter, Terry Green, Ernest Rudolph, Leo Gallegos, Dennis Grove, Mike Rameriz, Gary Howheiler, Jeff Boren, Randy Kostreva, Mike Hendon. Row 2: (Left to Right) Mgr. Tracy Wilson, Dale Kimsey, Kevin Bobbitt, Terry Scott, Jacob Lucero, Mark Nester, Mark Lary, Larry Chancellor, Mike Duncan, Matt Simpson, Jerry Mitchell, Mike Hall, Jerry Boren, Brian Phillips, Tommy Romero, Mark Truitt. Row 3: (Left to Right) Coach Cope, Steve Thomas, Shannon Patterson, Bill Westbrook, Danny Smith, Homer Long, Dustin Smith, Coach Cornelson. 133 Happiness is Homecoming 1973-74 Basketball Homecoming Queen, Mary Chryl McCarrell The moment we've all been waiting for!!! Seated here are the 1973-74 Homecoming Queen Candidates and their escorts. Donna Williams was escorted by Mike Dennis; Mary Chryl McCarrell, Homecoming Queen, was escorted by Gary Mason; Debbie McKay was escorted by Robert Long. 134 Secret Pals! Are Fun! Jill Shields and Rhonda Summers are presenting Mike Getting all pepped up for the big Homecoming game against Woodward are these Grider with a special Spirit Cake at an assembly. fantastic cheerleaders who fill the crowds with enthusiasm! Just ask Mike; it's great to have secret pals! Looks of delight fill the faces of Donna, Mary, and Debbie as they watch the game. 135 The Guymon Tigers Varsity Basketball Team-Coaches Herb Hale and Mike Scott. The Guymon Tigers Junior Varsity Basketball Team - Coaches Mike Scott and John Dolezal The Guymon Tigers Sophomore Basketball Team - Coach John Dolezal i . Buddy Hooper - Sr, Mike Dennis - Sr, Mike Grider - Sr, Randy Hickman - Sr, Robert Long - Sr. Steve Long - Sr. Gary Mason - Sr. Kirk Thomas - Sr. Seniors Lead the Way! Clifford Betterton - Jr, Hal Craig - Jr. Benny Dain - Jr. Roger Gribble - Jr. 140 Craig Schultz - Jr. Greg Schultz - Jr. Sophomores Are Tough Mike Byers - Soph. Mike Campbell - Soph. Brian Chill - Soph. Kevin Eoff - Soph. Sophomores on Top Tim Evina - Soph. Glenn Freeman - Soph. Leslie Hays - Soph. Steve Heitschmidt - Soph. Mark Mendenhall - Soph. Stan Ralstin - Soph. Tim Reeder - Soph. Ricky Rogers - Soph. 9th 8th 7th We They We 20 40 49 53 38 79 60 47 44 54 25 40 65 41 33 42 45 49 45 19 68 37 20 46 64 57 42 53 49 47 54 43 35 73 39 28 39 44 56 22 47 38 48 53 61 66 51 67 35 41 34 40 They We They 44 28 21 32 44 21 49 45 30 36 35 14 61 36 37 21 58 10 17 12 14 59 32 23 45 60 67 69 28 36 22 25 25 41 7th Grade 1973-74 Basketball, Top Left To Right: Coach Wolgamott, John Dale, Mike Kimball, Raymond Madrid, Neil Hyer, Greg Thomas, Terry Glover, Jay Brown. Row 2: Rocky Hunter, Asa Howard, Keith Mason, Rick Shelley, David Welch, Dennis Groves. Front Row: Kenny Lunsford, Rodney Pracht, Brad Gann, Mark Betterton, Chuck Martin, Matthew Loh, John Clayton. 145 E w !bm ’7 P! L ,Rlfh,: Coach Cornelson, Steve Stavig, Dustin Smith, Clay Frantz, Thomas Lindley, MarkINes‘er Jerry Mitchell, Jacob Xucero, Kevin Edison, Michael Duncan, Mark Gifford. Front Row: Kurt turdivan, Mike Rameriz, Leo Gallegos, Ernest Rudolph, Randy Kostreva, Larry Chancellor, Tommy Romero, Ricky York. Gref Shelri 73 Rk«b u T° Rlght: Coafh Rackley J°hn Padilla, Wally Adams, Jimmy Williamson, Terry Burdge, kionte Hepner, Managers: Mark Hatfield, Peter Guerra. Middle: Mike Dawson, Alan Peoples, Tracy Skelo Bh’ PhWP ld -dh’ CharleS Klng’ Alan Sherrin- Bottom: Kent McCarter, Chris Fawcett, Bret Tonozzi, Mike Betterton, Kenny 146 1973-74 Track team (Top L To R): Coach Overton, Gary Mason, Kenney Andrews, Kirk Thomas, Jon Dotson, Kurt Overton, Harold Yoakum, Brad Kear, Coach Terry. Bottom: Dale Peterson, Clifford Betterton, Allen Weissinger, Roger Gribble, Craig Schultz, Bryan Lee. (Top L To R): Mark Mendenhall, Ivan Clark, Billy McKay, Rob Demmick, Tim Reeder, Mark Schultz, Kevin Eoff, Paul Trujillo, Vincent Costilla. Bottom: Randy Van Dyke, Robert Wilson, Mitch Burkhart, David Smith, Mike Smith, Glen Freeman, Mike Hamp- ton, Ronald Yocham. 147 148 1973-74 Golf team Top (Left To Right): Monte Baxter, Don Nelson, Robert Hitt, Greg Zigler, Brian Braley, Dan Harms, Larry Unruh. Bottom: Mr. Wilkinson, Terry Neu, Mike Dunham, Greg Hamilton. GHS’s Golf Pros Anytime now Dan, we are waiting! 149 Now Don, the object of the game is to get this little ball in that hole,11 says Monte Baxter. Here is a real swinger! You can bet that when your look- ing for Brian Braley, he can be found at the golf course. Greg Zigler ought to know that practice makes perfect! Maybe that is why he is always out golfing! !! Huh, Greg ???? This must be a case or mistaken identity! Should we tell Mike Dunham that the object in his hand is called a golf clubj not a back scratcher !!! 150 Happiness Is Spirit The 73-74 Pep Club of G. H. S. brings spirit to all our athle- tic activities. The officers make up the core of Pep Club. They are: Donna Williams - President; Dee Ann Pierce - Vice President; Laura Williams - Secretary; Becky Bauer - Treasurer; Lisa Ward - Banquet Chairman; Tammy Stewart - Goal Post Chairman; Debbie Vestal - Homecoming Chairman; Grace Russell - Scrapbook; Sally Jackson - Programs Chair- man; Kristy Powell - Ribbon Chairman; Cosette Holland and Mary Beth Cole - Hall Decorations. 152 Happiness Is Being 153 The spirited 1973-74 cheerleaders for the Junior Varsity team are Lynn Rollins, Liz Fajen, Sherri Wester, and Janet Barnett. The flag bearers for Pep Club are Dianna Fischer, Taffy Veach, Sheri Ralstin, and Debra Nester. In the bottom right picture is the Varsity cheerleaders. They are: Carol Truitt, Mary Ann Dennis, Jill Shields, Mary Chryl McCarrell, Teri Kiddoo, and Susie Headrick. These girls did their best cheering the teams to victory despite rainy, freezing nights and a lot of tough competition. Happiness Is Cheering 154 Leading the Junior High Pep Club in their great spirit and back- ing the girls and teams a 100% are these three fine sponsors: Mrs. Gribble, Mrs. Reust, and Mrs. Costner. Happiness Is Cheering for a Victory Say girls, who is that good looking friend you have there? These Junior High Pep Club representatives work enthusiastically to keep that great Tiger spirit alive. 155 % Joy Is Being in P.E. 156 The GHS choir officers are from Left To Right: Jennie Dain, Secretary; Sheri Ralstin, Treas- urer; Randy Caddell, President; Jami Martin, Reporter; and Brent Gibson, Vice-President. A fine group of men's voices make up the BOYS GLEE CLUB. Their singing proves them to be hard working and GREAT!!! Sweet as the voice of an angel are words that describe the GIRLS GLEE CLUB. Happy as a lark are these four GHS All-State Choir members. To be in the All-State Choir is a very high honor, but to have four choir members to make All-State Choir is excellent. They are: Randy Caddell, Randy Jones, Janet Bemett, and Debbie McKay. 158 Jeannie Philippe-Attendant Karen Keith Sheri Ralstin-Attendant 1973-74 Choir Sweetheart W e Sing for Joy in G. H. S. Choir The Guymon High School Choir in all its splendor is under the direction of Mrs. Juanita Davis. The Choir is well noted for its fine presentations presented to the community and for its high achievements in district and state competition. Guymon is proud to have such an outstanding choir! 159 “Fiddler on the Roof ’ Presented by GHS Choir FIDDLER ON THE ROOF” The time is 1905, on the eve of the Russian Revolutionary Period, when the Jewish people were chased out of Russia. Tradition is the main theme for FIDDLER ON THE ROOF . Tradition means never changing the folk- ways for the people of the little village of Anatevka. As in the opening speech: A fiddler on the roof. Sounds crazy, but here in our little village of Anatevka, you might say every- one of us is a fiddler on the roof, trying to scratch out a pleasant simple tune without breaking Ms neck. It isn't easy. You might say, why do we stay up there if it is so dangerous? We stay because Anatevka is our home . . . And how do we keep our balance? That I can tell you in a word . . . TRADITION! Tevye, a dairyman, and his wife Golde have five daughters. They are: Tzeitel, Hodel, Chava, Shprintze, and Bielke. It was traditional for the parents to choose husbands for their daughters to marry. In this story, Yente is known as the matchmaker. She selects different men for the daughters to marry and presents them to Golde, the mother, for her approval. The daughters have different ideas about the choice of husbands, and with the encouragement of a college student named Perchik, the daughters rebel and choose their own husbands. This starts the change--for breaking the rules of their traditions. Perchikgoes so far as to teach the daughters a new dance which he learned at a large Russian city. All through the story the Jewish religious beliefs are brought out over and over. One of Tevyes daughters falls in love with a Russian soldier, a Cossack, and because of religion, Tevye disowns her. At the wedding of Tzeitel and Motel, Russian authorities come in and wreck” the wedding scene. The Jewish people are forced to leave Anatevka. The story ends with Tevye's family and Ms friends packing their poor belongings and getting ready to leave their beloved village of Anatevka. f r CAST Tevye . . . Randy Caddell Motel. . . . . Randy Jones Golde. . . . Jennie Dain PercMk. . . . Robert Yocham Tzeitel . . . Terri Carter Lazar Wolfe. . Brent Gibson Hodel. . . . Sheri Ralstin Mordcha . . . Mike Clayton Chava . . . Radell Bayless Rabbi. . . . . Mike Grayson Shprintze . . Donna Caddell Mendel . . . . Greg Schultz Bielke . . . Jackie Reust Avraham . . . Stan Ralstin Yente. . . . Kristy Powell Nachum. . . . Tim Stout Grandma Tzeitel Fruma-Sarah Constable. Fyedka . . Shaindel . Fiddler. . Cast extras Mary Ann Raburn Jamie Martin Craig Schultz Kenny Andrews Karon Long Bryan Lee Derek Gibson, Homer Long, and Chuck Alexander In the opening scene, the villagers dance to the song of Tradition . And where are your daughters? Outside, No? Good! Such diamonds, such jewels! You'll see Golde. I'll find everyone of them husband. But you shouldn't be so picky. Even the worst hus- band, God Forbid, is better than no husband!!! RebTevye, I'm not talking about your new milk cow, I'm talking about your daughter Tzeitel. I see her in my butcher shop every Thursday and I must say, she's made a good impression on me, a very good impression! Besides, I LIKE her! What do you think? Lachaim! Reb Lazar looks for one last drop in the bottle in the bar while dancing to the song of To Life! And right in the middle of the dream, in walks your Grandmother Tzeitel! My Grandmother Tzeitel? How did she look? Well, for a woman who's been dead thirty years, she looked very good. Bottle dancing in Tzeitel and Motel's wed- ding. In the dream Fruma Sarah and Grandmother Tzeitel sing, How can you allow it? How, how can you let your daughter take my place, live in my house, and wear my keys, clothes, pearls, hoooowwww!! Tevye and Golde sing Sunrise, Sunset Is this the little girl I carried, is this the little boy at play? I don't remember growing older, when did they? Well, Perchik, I think you are asking me to marry you. In a theoretical sense, yes! As Hodel prepares to catch the train for Siberia where she will meet Perchik, she sings, How can I hope to make you understand, Why I do what I do, Why I must travel to a distant land, Far from the home I love. Golde darling! You'll never guess where I'm going! All my life I've wanted to go there, andnowl'm going. Where do you think? Of course, the Holy Land in Jerus- elum. And I'll arrange matches, no? It's my mission! Mazeltove! To Mr. Toler we give a big Thanks! Our musicals would not be com- plete without the assistance of Mr. Toler and the Pit Band. To Mom Davis, we give a special thank-you of apprecia- tion! She is one person who truly deserves a lot of praise, for it is through her long hours of devotion in working with the musical that it was the success it was. She has won deeply the respect of each and every one of us. Thanks, Mom ! Our deepest gratitude goes to Mrs. H. C. Hitch, Jr., who spent many hours coaching and rehearsing the choir members in preparation for the Jewish Peasant folk dances. This is her thirteenth year as our choreographer. Happiness Is Blowing 164 Your Own Horn 165 Fine, efficient officers lead the Junior High Band in all of their activities. They are: Teresa Patterson, Kenny Sizelove, Cindy Kiddoo, and Debi Martindale. 166 Happiness is evident when the Junior High Stage Band is performing. They are a great little group. Happiness Is Representing Junior High 167 For the drum major, Jerry Ward and the twirlers, Leslie Jackson, Lisa Holly, Shelli Martin, and Nancy Fawcett, leading the Junior High Band is great fun and an honor. Happiness Is Being a Part Representing Oklahoma Guymon High School Band, the Pride of the Queen City of the Panhandle, received the highest honor ever awarded them when they traveled to Pasadena, California and performed in the Rose Bowl Parade 1974 representing the state of Oklahoma. Among their other past accomplishments are the following: outstanding concert band. Six Flags over Texas Musical Festival; outstanding concert band, Tri- State Music Festival, Enid, Oklahoma; Kansas State Honors Band, Emporia State Teacher's College, Emporia, Kansas. This outstanding band has also won many awards in marching and sightreading. They have also represented Oklahoma at the World's Fair in Montreal, Canada and the Lion's International Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. We salute you G. H. S. Band! 169 The talented twirlers of G.H. S. Band-Betty Lobit, Karen Lynn, Deb- bie McKay, and Terri Carter are some of the most important mem- bers of the marching band. Their smiles help to lead this organiza- tion to their many honors past, pre- sent, and future. Everyone Loves Many people seem sur- prised to see a sophomore leading the band. But members of the class of '76 knew all along that Mary Beth Cole, Drum Majorette, was the only person for the job. Great job, Mary Beth! the Great WHAT A BAND! On many of the nights spent playing at the ballgames, Dicky Bryan, along with the other members of the band, concentrated intently on music, marching, and mis- chievious conduct. 170 G.H.S. Band! Kim Wirtz, Tammy Stewart, Jami Mar- tin, Lisa Ward, Denise Nelson, and Deb- bie Vestal are but six of the eight tire- less flag girls. DeAnn Pierce and Lynn Rollins are no doubt out somewhere work- ing endlessly on their routines. No wonder they're smiling! They are, without a doubt, the very best flag girls the band has ever had since this is our first year having them. Robert Yocham-President and Pat Adams- Vice President fearlessly propel the band forward with the help of the fantastic four: Denise Nelson-Junior Representative, Lisa Ward-Secretary, Debbie Vestal-Sophomore Representative, and Bob Jett-Senior Rep- resentative. Is it any wonder that the band manages as great as it does with officers like these? Any dance would turn out great with the help of theG. H. S. Stage Band. Mr. Toler is in charge of this great organization. A special tribute goes to this band for being Outstanding Stage Band for the state of Oklahoma, 1973-74. 171 Who wouldn't be smiling, even in the Oklahoma snow, at such an honor as being selected as All-District Band members!!! Not many people can boast of this talent, and G. H. S. proved extra-lucky, or extra blessed, and they had 20 members of their band chosen. Besides those too busy to be inthe picture, Cosette Holland and Sandy McClung, these bright and happy people are: Vicki Bennett, Robert Yocham, Rhonda Summers, Dicky Bryan, Jill Shields, Randy Jones, Bonnie Mason, John Smith, Jeanette Bamum. Stand- ing: Debbie McKay, Gail Shaffer, Karen Lynn, Mary Ann Rabum, Carol Dunkerson, Pat Adams, Terri Yates, Marlene Kauffman, and Betty Lobit. CONGRATULATIONS!!! 172 Unusual Talent Sometimes Pays Off Join the celebrationi What are we celebra- ting? Why, Pat Adams, Karen Lynn, and Cosette Holland shouldn't mind telling of their great honor. We proudly introduce our All-State band members. Besides being adept at the saw, Pat is extremely good at saxophone, while Karen and Cosette, in concert season, try their hand At french horn and baritone sax, respectively. Book them for a hootnanny and be proud to have such talent represented in the Guymon High School Band! Congrat- ulations ! ! 173 Stuco Faces Are Happy Faces Roger Gribble finds himself surrounded by females in his office of vice-president. His ideas are fresh and new, and no one is quite like our Roger. How can someone manage to be contently happy while balancing the school on her shoulders? No one but our own Student Council president, Jennie Dain does her job so sweetly and efficiently. Catching Carolyn Mingle at one of her not-too often free moments, she still has her mind on STUCO. As our treasurer and candy and coke machine supervisor, Carolyn manages to keep busy. A lot of bookwork is needed for the hard job of Stu- dent Council secretary. Cyndy Gibson is one of the very hard workers who does her job with a smile. 174 Mrs. Lee is one of our student council spon- sors. With a smile on her face, she makes some of the small chores of STUCO fun. Aha! Caught in the act is Mr. Southwick. I guess working as student council sponsor has made him thirsty. This year the members of STUCO have been very busy. They started out the year with a back-to-school program for the parents. In the middle of each semester, they had a film fes- tival where they served free popcorn and cokes. In the second semester they sponsored twirp days, a variety show, and earth week. In ad- dition to these activities, they sold pictures on the library bulletin board. At Christmas Time, the student council sponsored a can goods drive. These goods, shown by Becky Bauer, Brent Gibson, Jeanette Barnum, Christy Wood, Mary Beth Hall- ford, and Carolyn Mingle, were given to underpriviliged children. 175 The coke and candy machines provide refreshment for hungry and thirsty kids. Just be sure and don't get caught between classes! These are the STUCO representatives for the Jun- ior Class. They are always energetic, enthusias- tic, and effervecent. At the beginning of die year, Student Council spon- sored aback-to-school picnic. Is Ivan Clark stuckup a tree again?With friends like his, it looks like he'll be stuck up there for quite a while. 176 I wonder what Bruce could have seen that has put him in such a daze. Stuco Isn’t A ll Work Here is the famous room that won the title of 'Best Decor- ated Room for Christmas'. It was Mrs. Butts' second hour class that put in all the hard work. 177 The Senior Honor Society Members that performed the Initia- tion Assembly for the new members are Row 1: John Smith, Bryan Lee, Garylvie, Randy Caddell. Row 2:TeriKidoo, MaryMcCarrell, Lisa Ward, Lisa Reames, Debra Hamilton, Debra Gil- bert, Marlene Kauffman, Donna Williams, Jennie Dain, Kristy Powell, Teresa Heits- chmidt, PatAdams, Cyndy Gibson, Cosette Holland. Row 3: Dan Harms, Robert Yo- chum, Steve Long, Robert Long, Mike Dennis, Monte Maxter and Mike Grider. The Junior Members dreaming of their new future inN.H. S. are Joanie Walker, Kim Trujillo, Jill Shields, DeAnn Pierce, Mike Clayton, Clifford Anderson, Becky Alexander, Diana Porter, Denise Nelson, Carolyn Mingle, Bonnie Mason and Melanie Dawson. The Sophomores that were initiated as true members for the first time into N.H. S. are Left To Right: Tammy Stewart, Debbie Vestal, Doug Stavig, Grace Russ- ell, Tim Reeder, Roger Lewis, Rita Kottke, Donna Kimsey, Rob Dimmick, Mary Ann Dennis, Deborah Dale, Jeanette Bamum, and Natalie Patterson. The 1972-73 Probationaty Members wel- coming the new members into N.H.S. are Harold Yoakum, Brian Hays, Liz Fajen, Debbie McKay, Lorraine Ivie, Mary Beth Hallford, Linda Veal, Kim Wirtz, Roger Gribble, Kirk Bennett, Jon Dotson, Kent Jackson and Brad Kear. 178 The sponsors that keep the N.H. S. going with their hard work and fun times are Mrs. Lee, Mr. Southwick, Mr. Keith, Mr. White. The leaders of tomorrow are the officers of N.H. S, They are Teresa Heitschmidt, Lisa Reames, Mike Grider, Gary Ivie. Singing a song of happiness are Kristy Powell, Cyndy Gibson, Jennie Dain, Pat Adams, Cosette Holland, John Smith, Randy Caddell, Robert Yochum. The students living for today are the new Senior initiates, Mike Butcher, Dianna Fischer, Glen West, Doris Wells, Steven Wise, Sherri Ralstin, Randy Hickman. 179 Those are the bright and cheerful leaders of N.J. H. S. They guide this fine organization through many worthwhile projects. They are: Tammy Wood-Secretary, Wally Adams-President, Cindy Kiddoo-Treasurer, and Karen Bennett-Vice-President. a P P I n e s It is traditional for the freshmen members of N.J.H. S. to conduct the initiation ceremo- ny for new members. These freshmen members of N.J.H. S. did a fine job and program for the new members of 1973-74. 5 S The Eighth Grade members serving as ushers were: Brian Phil- lips. Kim Culver, Debbie Hopkins, Laura Hallford, Cindee Southwick, Joni Castorena, Linda Garrison, and Chuck Alex- ander. '180 The N.J.H. S. is a society formed for the students who excell in these five qualities: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service, and Citizenship. All of the following people have earned this honor. This is one of the brighter moments to remember at G. J.H. S. 181 Judy Keeling, Becky Bauer, Cheri Hein, Emilie Padilla, Rena Carter, Dorothy Sandoval, Kim Pollart and Sue Walton are officers in Guymon High F.H.A. 182 The members of the F. F.A. Chapter and their sponsor, Mr. Yoakum along with sweetheart Sheri Ralstin, 1973-74. Happiness Shown here learning all there is to know about grades of meat are FFA instructor Harold Yoakum and some of his students, Mike Ritter, Mike Butts, and Mike Dawson. Being a Is One of the favorite activities of any FFA member is partici- pating in the judging show. Leaving now for such an experience are FFA members and sweetheart Sheri Ralstin. Member of FFA The senior high boys learn and work at vocational occupation as a part of their education. These two, Russel de Cordova and Anthony Romero, are on the job at Master Feeders. 183 Did it finally get to ya, Mike? For the first time Don and Glen are actually hard at work. (You're kidding?) Carpenters Chris, don't you know how to work like Randy? 184 Earnest's philosophy must be Smile while you work Alan was tom away from his work just long enough to pose for a picture. Leo is really alert to Mr. Rice's instruction. 186 Rita Castlebury, Debbie Vestal, Tammy Stewart, Liz Fajen, Mary Miller, Deborah Dale, Pat Ingold, Debi Martindale, Paul Reed, Charles Hofferber, Karen Bennett, Cindy Kiddoo, David Sanford, Bryon Bennett, Mike Dunham, and Clifford Anderson. N a F t o • I r 0 e n n a s I • i c 187 Library Top Left: Mrs. Lou Nelson, our new Guymon High Librarian, a former Academy grade school teacher, has brought many new ideas and changes to our library. Most students and participants to the library find the changes enjoyable and satisfactory. Top Right Mrs. Wolgamott, our new assistant librarian comes to us from the Guymon Daily Herald, combining her ideas and abilities with Mrs. Nelson making us very proud of our Guymon High School Library. She is also the wife of Coach Wolgamott. Some Librarian Helpers are Gary Ivie, Chuck Wilson. Bottom Left: Dyana Brown, Tim Smith and Sally Jackson. 188 Jr. High Library Lou Ann Roybal-Vice-President, Craig Weatherly-Parliamentarian, Yvonne Fuentes-Reporter, Cindy Southwick-Chaplain, Morgan Wilkinson-Song and Game Leader, Val Mrofcza-Treasurer, Johnnie Cas- torina-President, Susie Pellette-Representative. 189 OFFICERS: Wendell Hicks, President; John Womack, Vice-President; Leslie Franklin, Chaplain; Clarine Baker, Reporter; Vance Stewart, Parliamentarian, David Smith, Historian; Johnny Reid, Secretary. VIC A Tye Cribbs, Treasurer Is this an example of some of those hard working students in VICA? 190 This is Mr. Ford's first year as VICA In- Dennis Miller is an example of the friendly help working at structor at Guymon High. He has taught 4 Hager's Mobil Station, years of science at Academy Grade School. Welcome, Mr. Ford! T 191 Clarine Baker is always on the go when it is time to be a cashier at TGCY. What is this Anthony? Are you playing while on the job? Mrs. Dunham shows Terry Lynn proper techniques about clay. Playing in Art Classes Is Fun! Bob, are you the only one that works in art class? Everyone has fun in Mrs. Glover's class. What happened to your thumb, Monty? 192 Mu Alpha Theta spells out the favorite word of their club. Can you tell what it is? Happy Mathematicians at G.H.S. The officers of Mu Alpha Theta seem to be enjoying them- selves as they work with the tools of the math trade. Preside nt- Gary I vie, Vice-President-Dicky Bryan, Secretary-Donna Williams, Treasurer-Cheryl Hays, and historian-Lisa Ward are the mathematicians that rule the school. 193 FTA means Future Teachers of America and as you can see all these students are discussing their future plans to be- come teachers. This eager bunch of students are sponsored by Jo Harman (Lower Left) who is an encouraging leader of FTA. Happiness Is Enjoying FTA The Officers of FTA are as follows: (Left To Right) Joe Harm an-sponsor Rita Castlebury, Parliamentarian, Mike Dunham, Vice President, Kristi Powell, President, Cosette Holland, Secretary, Darla Bostick, Historian, Marlene Kauffman, Secretary and Teresa Heitsch- midt, Treasurer. 194 Spanish Club Members of the Spanish Club are (L. To R.): Rene Carter, Cleora Stevens, Lorraine I vie, Lucy Weissinger, Dorothy Sandovol, Val Smith, Mike Bressler, Brad Bressler, Ronald Lovato, Paul Trujillo. Que' Pasa? (What's happening?) Spanish Club Officers of 1973-74 are (L. To R.): Val Smith, secretary; Lorraine I vie, treasurer; Connie Gar- rison, scrap book; Brad Bressler, vice president; Debbie Adams, president. 195 New here in Guymon High School is Miss Bowling. She is the Spanish Club and French Club sponsor. F r e n c h French Club members of 1973-74 are: Row 1: Karon Long, Joanie Walker, Kim Wirtz, Denise Nelson, Bonnie Mason, Terri Williamson, Rita Ackley, Julie Lowery, Betty Lobit, and Kelly Wellman. Row 2: Kathy Gowdy, Teri Kiddoo, Donna Williams, Karen Lynn, Stephanie Bryant, Polly Castorena, Emilie Padilla, Darlene Rigby, Jane McGrew, Diana Porter, Debbie Brewer, Cheryl Simpson, Ticardo Villarreal, Rhonda Mason. Row 3: Rhonda Summers, Pat Adams, Jill Shield, Miss Bowling, Bryan Lee, Lisa Reams, Rogena Thunder, Lorie Dain, Delilah Fuentes, Trudy Johnson, and Joe Fisher. C I u b Did somebody say something funny in French? As Joanie Walker and Stephanie Bryant are eating their french fries at the Sonic Drive-Inn we caught them by surprise. 196 50 Member Science Club Happiness Is a Above: It takes fearless leaders like this to keep the science club on its toes. Mr. Oblander, Mrs. Woods, Mr. Tomlinson, and Mr. Grace have done a fine job this year, as you can tell by the awards they are holding. Right: These five officers help keep the activities going and are always sure the results go into the scrap book. Wally Adams-President, Debby Jan- uary-Vice-president, Karen Bennett -Secretary, Gary G ri d e r-Treasurer and Eddie Ramirez-Roving Reporter. 197 Happiness Is Being An Explorer Recorder-John Smith; Vice-Pres. Linda Stone; President-Carolyn Mingle; Secretary-Derryla Keimig The Health Careers Club is for those who are interested in med- icine or any related field of medicine. It holds meetings on the first and third Monday of each month at the St. Peter's Catholic Parish Hall. Programs are given by medically-oriented persons. The Guymon Chapter of Medical Careers is shown here in their tour of the health clinic. Pictured Standing From LeftTo Right are: Mrs. Mingle, sponsor, Carolyn Mingle, Sherry Kimber, Mike Dunham, Derryla Keimig, Sally Jackson, and Denise Hessenthaler. Seated are: Clifford Anderson, John Smith, Greg Shultz, and Brent Gibson. Clifford, you better look behind you. John has that evil look in his eyes! Here isLes Cook, a janitor who also drives the bus for us on many school occasions. We all think he does a great job! Top Right Cipraino Sandoval and R. C. Foreman take time from their many duties to pose for the photographer. Bottom Left: Ike Dar- nell is a familiar face at the school cafeteria where he keeps the line moving. Bottom Right Caught in action. Cliff Ramsey, Charles Brady, Guy Cawl- field, and Crawford Carrouth are always on the go to get the job done. 199 Cooks Fill Us With Happiness Top: Here are our wonderful Tiger cooks! Back Row: Mary Sue Klare, Earlene Hinds, Marilyn Grider, Dorothy Trent, Dorothy Swenson, Virginia Jones. Front Row: Delores Livesay, Novella Williams, Marie Costner. Right: Virginia Jones washes dishes after one of the daily Tiger lunches. Far Right: Marilyn Grider checks the oven to see if her cake is done. Bottom Left: Novella Williams and Dorothy Trent get ready for the crowd of students. Bottom Right: Hurry up and pass it! Teamwork is needed for an efficient lunch line and Novella Williams, Delores Livesay, Marie Costner and Earlene Hinds really know how it's done. 200 PATRON ADVERTISING CONTRACT DATE X2 -V- .19 JJ This will authorize you to publish □ My name as a patron in the E) a rPv ®An advertisement □ 1 16 □ 1 8 □ 1 4 □ 1 3 Dl 2 □ 3 4 K Full Page 7 yearhook We agree to pay $ _ ;2 o J Check □ Cash □ Bill Us NAME____UOO T3_________OTUd P_____________ (As to be listed if Patron) ADVERTISING COPY - Type or Print Lnhi.t Studio Means - The Finest In Professional Photograph?. Contact them for portraits taken in the studio and outdoors. For your wedding photography, call Lobit Studio to create for you a beautiful and a different story of your wedding. For all your photographic needs,____ contact Lobit Studio. Ed and Mar.jie Lobit. ili). N. Okla. . Guymon. Okla. Pictures or Artwork Furnished: RYes DNo The abjrt e opy has been ch -vrr edandisOK- Signed Firm LlLit St v cA Solicited by Address U4 N- Okla.--. (r NOTE: Print all names clearly. We cannot be responsible for errors when copy is illegible. Colored magazine illustrations, calling cards, letterheads, telephone directory art and newspaper clippings ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Becky Bauer and Dianna Fischer have found just the right shoes for that special occasion. Whether it's a special occasion or not McDonald's has shoes, clothing attire and many household goods to offer. Go in and see for yourself at 405 North Main where McDonald's is located. McDonald’s 405 N. Main Monty Settles sure seems to be enjoying servicing this car. Whenever you pull into Smith's Texaco, you will always be greeted by a smiling face. All the employees are ready to assist you with any type of automotive service you desire. Smith's Texaco is located at 1220 North Main. Smith’s Texaco 1220 N. Main Hinchey Ford Hwy. 54 E. Cindy Shaffer and Ted Johnson seem to have picked out the perfect car to suit all their driving needs. When you are in the mood for a new car or for any other automotive needs, go by Hinchey Ford located at Hwy. 54 East. Saied’s Men s Store 409 N. Main It looks like Taffy Veach has convinced Brent Gibson that this is the shirt that he needs. Saied's has many items of quality clothing to choose from for all the men in your family. Saied's Men's Store is owned and operated by Ben Saied and is located at 409 North Main. 202 You mean to tell me that is all it costs? said Carol Black. She seems very impressed with the quality of the bedroom suite as well as the price. She also knows that there is a wide variety of fine furniture and rolls of carpeting to pick from. Panhandle Furniture is located at 515 North Main. Panhandle Furniture 515 N. Main Otasco 510 N. Main Debra Hamilton, along with Taffy Veach and Brent Gibson, are tuning into the fantastic stereo unit now at Otasco. For many of your hardware needs as well as stereo ensembles, go by Otasco located at 510 North Main. STEREO TAPE • STEREO S If you're like Ken Newman and Brad Palmer and you need an oven to keep up with your appetite, you must try the micro- wave oven now at Palmer Appliance. Palmer's also has many other appliances to choose from. Palmer Appliance is located on 12th Street. Palmer Appliance 402 E. 12th Dorothy’s Young Fashions 417 N. Main Cheryl Hays, Kim Wirtz, and Melanie Dawson have sure found just the right coat for all their outfits. Dorothy's Young Fashions has all your tot to teen clothing needs, and they are located 417 North Main. 203 IDEAL FOOD STORE 115 W. 10th Hey! It looks like Mike Hininger, Kathy Duncan, and Debbie Johnson have the same idea as I do. Those juicy oranges and apples are just the thing after school. For anything you want in the line of food or drugs (or both) stop in at Ideal Supermarket and let anyone of the fine managers and employees help you find the things you need without the normal hassles! THE LUMBER MART 1401 N. Main Are you going through the hassle of building a new home? Well, if you need help, do what Mike Hininger and Kathy Duncan are doing. Let the trained personnel at the Lumber Mart assist you in all of your building needs, from the cement for your founda- tion to the workmen that build your house you'll find them all at the Lumber Mart. LOBITS STUDIO 114 N. Oklahoma What is this? Betty Lobit following in her father's footsteps? Carla Reust will tell you that Lobit's Studio is the place to go for the finest in portraits and pictures of all kinds. 204 A M Construction has all your building ideas for your future home. Debbie's Dad seems to be telling her that she is just a little young, but just wait for awhile. For all your future and present building plans, go by and see A M Construction. A M CONSTRUCTION, INC. 1007 N.E. Fourth PANHANDLE CARPET TILE 713 N. Main Kim and Cindy Gibson make it happen with the color of carpet- ing that would sure look good and feel great in their room. If you want to be in , call or come by Panhandle Carpet and Tile, and get that wonderful feeling of carpeting made just for you. VESTAL MOTEL Hwy. 54 W. There's always a smiling face behind the desk at Vestal Motel. Debbie is helping Deborah and David register a customer. Every- one knows Vestal's is the very best place to stay. 205 Greg and Ronald Lavato are sure you will find all the great Mexican food you like at J R Mexican Food Restaurant. For mouthwatering enchiladas, tacos, nachos, or any other Mexican food you are hungary for try J G R. They also have American food. That great, friendly service can always be depended on. J R MEXICAN FOOD 228 Hwy. 54 E. As you can see by their smiling faces, Ted Johnson, Kathy Peterson, Cheryl Boyd, and Rita Kottke wouldn't mind trying out this new Chrysler. They will always be sure they can find just the right car to keep them truckin' on at Miller Motors. MILLER MOTORS INC. 102 S. Main KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Hwy. 54 E. Ready to serve you with a smile are Randy Jacobs and Brenda Salisbury. Just drop in for a bucket of the Colonel's delicious chicken. Ask Cheryl Boyd and Rita Kottke for advice about the Kentucky Fried Chicken. 206 For the best professional cleaning take your clothes to the quick dependable service at Master Cleaners. The keys to their success are friendliness and efficiency. SPORTS ETC. RADIO SHACK 110 N. Main Greg Hamilton gives Dianna Fischer the OK signal to play his favorite tape at the Radio Shack. For all your hobbies, crafts, and sound equipment, rush to the great place the Radio Shack. MASTER CLEANERS Hwy. 54 E. If you take pride in your personal possessions while moving across the U. S. or only a few miles away, you can be sure they will be safe with the dependable service of Bruce and Sons. Next time you have to move let them move you from Guymon to anywhere. BRUCE SON 1020 S. East c : MA 207 Is Cheryl Hays helping Brian Braley find something special for his gal? I'm sure whatever you need in the line of bath goods the new bath department of Guymon Furniture will have it. PANHANDLE FURNITURE CO. 515 N. Main Just taking a quick break at the Pisa Hut is Cindy, Kim, Charla, Michelle and James. Whether it is a pizza or submarine sandwich or a delicious plate of spaghetti, stop by the Pizza Hut for a great dinner or supper time. PIZZA HUT Hwy 54 E. Michelle and James show us just one of the specialities at Tonozzi's Western Wear. When you need boots, shirts, pants, or anything in the line of western wear, shop at the Stockman's in downtown Guymon. STOCKMANS WESTERN WEAR 408 N. Main For all your plumbing and air-conditioning needs shop at Guymon Sheet Metal. Jack, Kim, Pauline, and Brian can tell you this is the place to go for the best sales, installations, and service. While you are there ask to see the new Carrier Weath- ermaker. GUYMON SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING 208 607 E. 4th Investing in the market is not such a risky business when you consult Master Commodities. The livestock futures can be accurately predicted from various points like Sioux City, Omaha, Chicago, and Minneapolis. They serve the area well, keeping everyone informed on the daily markets. MASTER COMMODITIES INC., DALE HOTEL SWIFT CO. HWY 54 E. S is for Service, W is for Winning Meats, Hs for Intelligent Personnel, F is for Friendly Employees, and X is for Total Satisfaction. That couldn't spell anything but SWIFT. 209 BUNCH FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Caudle and Carol are showing Kye one of the many lovely selections of candle arrangements which can be found at Bonner's Gifts And Flowers. They also have a large selection of gifts to choose from whatever the occasion. BONNER’S FLOWERS GIFTS Hwy. 53 N. E. 704 N. Ellison Visiting are Kathy Gowdy, Janet Barnett, Becky Bauer, Arlie Bunch, Chris Bunch, his son, and Brian Hays, a good friend. For comforting dignity in your hour of need call or come by Bunch FuneralHome, the Panhandle's leading funeral directors. Debra and Taffy are admiring the beautiful dolls while Marilyn Oxley gives her assistance. Guymon Floral features many lovely gift items for the home or for that special person in mind. Come in today! GUYMON FLORAL SHOP 414 N. Main PARKVIEW PHARMACY 115 Medical Dr. Kim Harris, Sandra Matthews and Marilyn Stedje agree that the best place to go for their medical needs is Parkview Pharmacy. If you are too ill to come by for medical needs they will be happy to deliver them to you. So the next time you need medical supplies thing of Parkview Pharmacy. 210 THE KITCHEN MART 616 N. Main Liz and Janet Fajen are looking at the various selections of televisions at the Kitchen Mart. If you are in need of a tele- vision or your old one has just blown a tube, come by the Kitchen Mart. They will be happy to show you all their appli- ances they have. Is this a friendly game of tinker toys? No, it is just Greg Hamilton, Kim Wirtz, and Terry Neu examining the irriga- tion pipes at Ulysses Irrigation. For all your irrigation supplies come by Ulysses. ULYSSES IRRIGATION PIPE CO. Hwy. 54 E. HEFLIN’S NURSERY LANDSCAPING Hwy. 54 N. E. These flowers are nothing to be sneezing at. Cheryl and Derryla seem to be enjoying the hard job of picking out a plant from the large variety they have to choose from. For all your gardening and landscaping needs see Heflin's Nursery. Keep on trucking seems to be what Janet and Dee Ann Pierce are saying. For your Dodge Club Cab pickup come by Pierce -Barnett's and pick out your favorite car or pickup. PIERCE-BARNETT INC. 409 Hwy. 54 W. 211 SPROUSE-REITZ CO., INC. 1406 N. Main THE PANT PARLOR Village Shopping Center Val Newman shows ns one of the many beautiful out- fits at the Pant Parlor. They carry Collegian, Jack Winter, Center Stage as well as many other fine brand names. If you feeling down and blue come in browse and buy an outfit, it just might brighten up your day. For everything from yarn to candy, shop Sprouse- Retiz. Bertha Martinez, Michael Tye, and Kelley Wellman will be gald to assist you in all your shopping needs. KEY-SINGLETON IMPLEMENT CO. 106 S. Quinn Brian Braley and Ken Newman seem to like this tractor. Iam sure they could not do any plowing with all that snow around. But no matter what the weather-the friend- ly people at Case Implement will be glad to sell .you a tractor or farm implement parts. 212 HIGH PLAINS IRRIGATION CO. What can we say we have here? Is Jerry going to tighten some of the loose bolts in Steve or Mike or Anthony or Virginia's head? Of course not! They are iust showing us some of the implements and equipment at High Plains Irrigation. For all your irrigation needs look to High Plains for the best in the Panhandle. INDEPENDENT HARDWARE 120 W. 10th Is Brad Bryan taking riding lessons? No, it is just the Cates family showing off one of there fancy saddles at Independent Hardware. For all of your hardware needs aiifd accessories Independent Hardware is the place to buy. Enjoying a friendly chat about the good food and service at the Oklahoman are Cindy, Susan, Rochelle, and Jeanette. For a real enjoyable evening come to the right place, the Oklahoman. THE OKLAHOMAN MOTOR HOTEL Hwy. 54 N. E. 213 WESTERN TRIO CATTLE CO. Hotel Dale It seems that Cindy and Jeanette want to go into the cattle busi- ness. The advice they are receiving at Western Trio Cat- tle Co. shows they are off to a good start. They also might sell you a cow. No bull!! MATHIS OIL CO. Hwy. 54 W. Is Kim Mathis working as a truck driver for her father? No, but maybe she can tell you all about oil. For all your gasoline and oil needs, stop by Mathis Oil Co. You might just find a cute little girl to help you. The Guymon Daily Herald keeps you well informed on what is happening in the news, society, and sports coverage in the Guymon area as well as nationally. They also offer a special Ad section for anyone who wants to sell or trade with guaran- teed results. GUYMON DAILY HERALD 515 N. Main What's so funny Cheryle and Terri? Nothing is funny when it comes to business at Southern Public Service. Just ask Cheryl, David, Cheryle, Terri and Thyra. With this evergy crisis on we are lucky to have such dependable people servicing us with electricity to our homes, schools, and businesses. SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SER. CO. 501 N. Ellison WILSON9S JEWELRY 419 N. Main It seems as if Cheryl Hays, Melanie Dawson, and Kim Wirtz are very interested in this beautiful pottery Mrs. Wilson is showing them. For all your china, silver, or other lovely gifts for the bride as well as your jewelry needs go by Wilson's Jewelry. MODE O’ DA Y 508 N. Main Cathy Thornton and Dianna Fischer have a wide variety of pant suits to choose from as well as many other fashions. They will always be glad to help you with any clothing problem that you might have in selecting just the right outfit. LATHAM DRUG 402 N. Main DEES CARPET 116 W. Fourth Mr. Latham, Robert Dennington, anc Cathy Thornton are ready and waiting to serve you at Latham's Drug Store. You can have something refreshing to drink while you are browsing through their fine merchandise. Go by and see them and they will be glad to help you in any way that they can. Robert and Ronald Yocham have found just the right kind of carpet that they want. Since there are so many to choose from, how did they do it? For all your carpet needs go by Dees and pick out the right color and the right carpet for that right spot in your home. 215 For all your commercial and residential electrical needs call Shorty Johnson. Just a little visit to Shorty's Electric will help all your electric needs or maybe you need some advice. Just ask Randy about that good sound advice Shorty gives on any electrical problem. SHORTY'S ELECTRIC 605 E. 4th As you can tell Mary Beth Cole seems to be saying Woodward Savings and Loan is the A-Okay place to invest your money. So any time you want to invest a penny or two take your money to the place to trust in Northridge Shpg. Cntr. B B SALES CO. Hwy. 54 W. Rita Kottke, Kim Wirtz, and Cheryl Boyd are ready to try out their new skis. B B Sales is just the place for you to go to find all your sporting needs or farm equipment needs. So just ask and you shall receive. WOODARD SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 216 Northridge Shopping Cntr. With the help of Mr. Tyler, Dianna, Terry, Greg, and Debra are finding the right food for their little puppy. What ever you need in the way of feed for livestock, seeds, and other farming and ranching accessories drop in at Tyler's Feed Store and get their friendly, service. TYLER FEED STORE 124 N. Quinn Ted and Kathy seem to be all smiles as they say, At least we got a ride and now we are going to see just how the farmers get their grain to the elevators. So if you want a place to sell and store your grain just bring it into Knutson's Elevators. Planning for the future is a bright idea and it looks like Debbie and Mike seem to have the right idea by starting off with a good insurance plan. For all your insurance needs Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Baca at Standard Life and Accident will be sure to have the right plan to suit your needs. STANDARD LIFE ACCIDENT INS. CO. 316 N. Main KNUTSON ELEVATORS INC. Hwy. 54 N. E. 217 Here we have Terri Carter and David Hill admiring one of the fabulous automobiles at Nash Brothers Motor Company. Whether it is to be an Oldsmobile, Cadillac, or Pontiac look to Nash Brothers and get a dependable car and service. NASH BROS. MTR. CO. 524 N. Main UNITED SUPERMARKET Northridge Shpg. Cntr. Grace Russell and the guys in the meat department of United Supermarket are admiring a juicy roast while Melanie Dawson's mouth is watering at the thought of it on the table. For all your meat and produce needs shop at United for the best. BIG B GROCERY Village Shpg. Cntr. On your way home and you happen to think of that last minute item you forgot be sure you drop by Big B for it. Whether it is a snack ora meal you are looking for, Big B is the place to look. Don't forget to drop by their excellent meat department while you are there. 218 With a friendly smile at Hayter Tire Co. , you will get ex- cellent service in selecting tires for your car, tractor, or other vehicle. If you have any questions about tires, talk to the man- ager or secretary who are in the know when it comes to your tire needs. Loyd Peterson is always prepared to lend his fine services when needed. Kye Peterson and Randy Caddell are being informed about the conveniences offered at Henson's. For comfort and dignity in your hour of need see JLoyd or Marlin. HENSON'S FUNERAL HOME HA YTER TIRE CO. 103 N. Ma: 501 W. 5th in WIRTZ LUMBER SUPPLY INC. 220 N. Main Wirtz Lumber Company is the place to go for your building materials, light accessories, paints and all kinds of wood and paneling for that clean-up, fix-up job around your house. Rhonda L’ Roy will be glad to assist you in anyway she can. 219 GUYMON COCA-COLA CO. 504 E. Fourth A toast to the Coca-Cola Bottling Company! David, Debbie, and Deborah seem to think it's worth drinking for a cool, refreshing drink, look to Coca-cola Bottling Company, located at 504 East 4th Street, where they'll be happy to serve you. ZELLERS JEWELERS 41S N. Main Susan and Rochelle seem pleased with the selection of silver- ware at Zeller's Jewelry. Of course, they have other lovely gifts besides silverware, and many fine rings and watches to select from. Go in and make your selections from Mrs. Zellers or any of the other fine employees ready and willing to serve you. GUYMON MTR PARTS Hwy. 54 E. Jerry, Anthony, and Virginia, are you getting ready for a big bike ride? Guymoh Motor Parts, located on Highway 54 East, has all your transportation and automotive needs. When you are always on the go, you can depend on their helpful and friendly service. 220 Wow! What a day! I need to relax. I guess I will just truck on out to the Suburban and Corral Theater, get myself a Sprite and a bag of popcorn, settle back and enjoy watching one of the great movies the Suburban and Corral are famous for. If you need to relax or just want to see a movie, let Mr. Mahaney, Kent Jackson, Phyllis Salisbury, Kathy Thorton, and Bill Sturdivan assist you. SUBURBAN THEATER AND CORRAL DRIVE IN Hwy 54 W. FOWLER OIL CO Hwy 54 NE Are Debbie January, Natalie Patterson, and Teresa Patterson embarking in a career as security guards? No, they are just exploring one of Jim Fowler's oil trucks. If the fuel shortage has got you down, stop in at Fowler Oil Company (better known as Champlin's). Their resonable prices and courteous personnel will put you back on top of the world. i - r I OK LA 221 Don't take a chance with livestock and farm supplies you know nothing about. Try Great Plains Chemical Co. because they carry many name brand products that you can depend on. They are an established business that has been serving the area for many years. As you can tell by their smiles, Mike and Melanie are pleased with what they've found. GREAT PLAINS CHEMICAL Hwy 54 E. Shout it from the laddertops, we know Perkins Petroleum is the only place to go for anything you need in gas, oils, or fertil- izers. With an energy crisis making us all lose our heads, it is comforting to know we have a place almost right around the corner where we can find our wholesale and retail needs. PERKINS PETROLEUM INC. Hwy 54 NE Is this a revolution? No, simply a meeting of the probable future stockholders of Adams Hardfacing. Besides having the largest of farm tillage tools in the U. S., Adams Hardfacing also has parts to fit any popular make of machinery. For anything in the way of farm tools, Adams Hardfacing is the place to call. ADAMS HARD-FACING 222 802 NE 6th Have Steve Long and Mike Dennis entered their second child- hood? No, they are just looking at some of the toys and games offered at Western Auto. For anything you need around the house or farm, check on all the fine values at Western Auto. All the friendly employees will be glad to help you WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 502 N. Main You may flip your wig over this camera shown by Becky to Janet and Dee Ami. Gibson's has all kinds of merchandise to choose from. When you need anything personal, or for your house, school, or yard, shop at Gibson's. Gibson's Discount Center is located in Guymon on Hwy. 64 N. There is also a Gibson's Discount Center in Perryton and Spearman. Mr. Gear, president of the City National Bank, is telling Debra and Cheryl to think ahead, by putting their money in the City National Bank. You can have your money troubles laced up in no time. Go by and talk to Mr. Gear or any of the efficient bank officials about a loan or open a savings account for that day you start college.They will be glad to help you in any way they can. CITY NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. 601 N. Main GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER Hwy 64 N. 223 Need a loan for that new bicycle or girl? Chris Bunch and Brian Hays say the First National Bank is the place to go. For all your banking needs see Mrs. Elizbeth Lewis or any of the other fine people ready to serve you at the First. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 424 N. Main LONG’S INSURANCE AGENCY 110 E. 5th Steve Long is all smiles about the future because his life is insured at Long's Insurance Agency. Make sure you can be all smiles too-Insure your life today. 224 Johnny Reid is ready to tell you about the fine services offered at Stanfield's. Could it be that he is training for his future as an executive? Whatever your printing or office needs, the Stanfield Printing Company will be glad to assist you. STANFIELD PRINTING CO. 322 N. Main Doris and Deena seem to be having a hard time trying to decide which pair of shoes will have just that great look with their clothes. The place to go to buy that pair of shoes for that special occasion is of course Oliver's. See Bob or Minnie for all your shoe needs. OLIVER’S SHOE STORE 520 N. Main Deborah Dale, Debbie Vestal, and David Schwarz are pedaling their way to happiness at Nash Brothers Implement. For the best in bicycles, snowmobiles, and John Deere implements visit your local farm implement dealer. NASH BROTHERS IMPLEMENT CO. NE 12th 225 HENRY C. HITCH RANCH 118 W. 6th For many generations in the Oklahoma Panhandle the Henry C. Hitch family have been prominent citizens providing services for many of the farmers and ranchers of this area. It sure wouldn't be an understatement to say that The Hitch Ranch keeps the Panhandle going. DON PATTERSON AGENCY 114 W. 5th lheresa and Natalie seem to have confidence in their father Don Patterson. You can have the same kind of confidence after talking with Don about all of your insurance needs. CITY SHOE SHOP 613iN. Main Deann McCutchen is looking over the marvelous selection of Tony Lama Boots, which seem to be the hit of all the cowboys today. Mr. McCutchen always has fast service in repairing all your boots and shoes and he will try his best to get them to you promptly. Stop by the City Shoe Shop for all your western wear needs. 226 Looks as if Susan, Richard, Rochelle and Darlene are waiting till the field is cleared to take off in the wild blue yonder. For all your charter, rental, and leasing service or if you want to learn to fly call Rigby Airmotive RIGBY AIRMOTIVE, INC. Guymon Airport Even though there is an energy crisis these four; Toni, Christy, Kathy, and Brian will tell you Downtown Conoco always has service you can depend on. Come by and see Mr. Kneeland and get that service you want. DOWNTOWN CONOCO • 523 N. Main WALDROPS CLEANERS 116 W. 5th Waldrop Cleaners is the place to go when you need all the last minute cleaning done on time. Susan and Rochelle say Waldrop's is the best place to go. ALLEN'S INC. 122 E. 5th Brian Braley is trying to explain to these girls that tires come in all different sizes. No matter what your tire needs are see Allen's Inc. 227 Chris Speer and Elaine Bagwell seem to think that just maybe they will be able to get these girls looking their best. For all your figure and cosmetic needs go by THE place, the Slender Way. SLENDER-WAY FIGURE SALON 214 W. 5th D J STORE 412 N. Main Wow! Isn't this a really cute pant suit? Dee Ann Pierce and Janet Barnett seem to be impressed with the high quality clothing thatD J Store have to offer. They have clothes to fit the dis- criminating taste for both men and women. CL A YCOMB BA TTER Y ELECTRIC CO. 409 N.E. 4th Come by Claycomb Battery and Electric for assistance and ad- vice on any of your electrical needs. Ken Newman and Rochelle Conners are assured of the great service they give their custom- ers. 228 What do we have here? A bedtime story? Actually Mr. J. R. Adams is explaining some of the highway and street construction techniques to his daughter, Debbie. J. R. Adams, Inc. serves you with a skill, responsibility, and integrity in the field of highway and street construction. J. R. ADAMS, INC. Hwy. 54N.E. All the people at Tri-State seem to be saying look at all the fresh fruit we have in stock. We not only have fresh fruit but also an excellent meat department. So drop in anytime and shop for your grocery needs. TRI-STATE SUPER MARKET 206 N. Quinn ESTHER’S DRESS SHOP BEAUTY SALON 504 N. Main Cathy Thorton is looking for that perfect dress that will make her look like a million dollars. Dropping in by Esthers, she knows they are the friendly people she can depend on. If you are looking for that million dollar dress go by Esther's. 229 Robert Yocham, and Marla Smith are trying to convince Cyndy Gibson that those protein and calcium pills will make her big and strong. I don't want to look like John Wayne! For all of your vitamin and prescription needs visit MEDIC PHARMACY. MEDIC PHARMACY 1309 N. East Amidst all of these beautiful mobile homes, Becky and Terry seem to be having a hard time deciding which one they would like to have for future homes. For your mobile home go first to the place where there are many to choose from and lots of park- ing space. A E MOBILE HOMES Hwy 54 NE Grace Russell seems to be satisfied with the information she re- ceived getting a loan. Judy Mason and Robert Conner are always happy to answer all your questions about a loan for that farm. If you need land but don't have the cash, visit your neighbors at the FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION 230 218 W. 5th CABLE VISION 215 W. Sth ROGERS STEAM WAY CARPET CLEANING 616 N. Crumley Getting ready to clean another carpet are Ricky and Randy with their dad. If your carpets are getting kind of dingy and dirty, call RODGERS STEAM WAY. They will be there in a hurry to offer you the most efficient service. LONGBOTHAM WHOLESALE TOBACCO INC. 114 W. 4th Debby is trying to pick out her favorite king of candy (which is really a hard task). But with all the helpful employees this job is easier. For all of your candy, paper and cigarette needs, go to LONGBOTHAM'S. 231 Booster Page The following businesses and individuals have supported the publishing of the 1974 El Tigre. DR. PRACHT DR. MC MURRY 123 Medical Drive 123 Medical Drive 338-3361 338-3361 JUANITA'S GIFT CANDLE 104 N. Perkins 338-8145 TOWNSMAN BEST Western Motel Hwy. 54 East 338-6556 SEARS A UTHORIZED CA TALOG Sales GUYMON SEWING CENTER 617 N. Main 338-6596 509 1 2 N. Main 338-7611 CAROL LEE DONUT SHOP 416 N. Main 338-8622 REAMY UPHOLSTERY 1013 N. Main 338-8038 Success •It