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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1978 volume:

I 1978 EL TIGRE Volume XXXIII Guymon Junior High And Senior High Box 1307 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Friends The bonfire, what a great place to meet friends! What are you looking at? Congratulations, Debbie and Jerry. Having fun, fire bugs? Where’d they go? The things that make life most worthwhile, Amidst life’s give and take, Are not the things that we may get, But the friendships that we make. Are you guarding the water fountains? Don’t look now, but I think they are taking our picture. What’s wrong, Kim? 2 Where did he go? Food! It's not funny, Barry. There’s lots of grand enjoyment when Some fame our lot attends. But wealth of satisfaction in Just having lots of friends. Don’t do that. Covered dish dinners open the doors to new friendships! 3 What have you been up to? What is back there, girls? School Can’t Be All Bad A true friend knows all your faults. But loves you just the same. He also knows your weaknesses. But helps defend your name. With Friends What’s in the cup, Kyle? Who is this? Witch of the year? What’s wrong Chauncey? 4 It can't be that bad. Brad. True torture is having to go to the office early in the morning. To Help You Through We may not have much property- 'T'L- Some few small odds and ends- But no one can be really poor If he has many friends Day Do you feel OK, Rocky? What did you say? Arc you in a hurry? Wait! Stop! Don't do that! This is stupid! ' An as we gather wisdom from The lessons we have learned We find that real true friendship is A thing that must be earned. Good Morning! I can't believe she did that!” 6 INTRODUCTION 1- 15 SENIOR HIGH 16- 19 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 70- 77 JUNIOR HIGH 78-121 COMPETITION 122-149 ACTIVITIES AT GHS 150-181 ACTIVITIES AT GJHS 182-199 BUSINESS 200-231 1978 Staff Presents El Tigre 7 Practically Un Believable Is The 1977-78 8 Advisor Peggy Butts Editor Susan Watkins Asst. Editor Patricia Faris Senior Editor Morgan Wilkinson Business Editors Bobby Cooksey Annette Kenedy Sports Editor Harold Grove Sherri Buck Photographers Eddie Parsley Pat Reames Cydni Biddle Larry Wirtz Section Editors Melody Riffcl DeAnn Deane Terri Hatfield Artists Lesa Riffel Melody Johnson 9 Carla Bindsill Sophomore Princess Kim Copley Junior Princess El Tigre Royalty Light Up Our Lives Kim Lunsford Freshman Princess 11 This lakes concentration. Don't do that. Then he said . . Having a party? warn Hi there, bubbles! I did not! Don’t eat it, Brenda! Oh, Renee! What do you see over there, Mark? Not you again! Coach Parkhurst better be careful, Kelley’s watching. You’ve got to be kidding! Here comes the bug! Show offs! 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While in school “Anna June participated in Pep Club, VICA, CYO and was historian for FHA. CHAROLET ALBERTY plans to work in the lunch room after graduation. She enjoys horse- back riding, swimming, listening to records, going to the show, and going skating. While in school CHUCK ALEXANDER partici- pated in band, stage band. NHS, choir, OHS. Debate, and MYTH. Chuck is in Who's Who, and he was the vice-pres. of his class for two years. “Buckwheat plans to go to college to prepare for a proffessional career. To be a mechanic and have his own shop are JIMMY ALLISON’S future plans. Jimmy par- ticipated in track and boxing during his high school years. Jim enjoys motorcross racing. JO ANN ANDERSON enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and flying airplanes. During school she participated in Pep Club. “Jo plans to become a pilot and have a successful marriage. Hunting, fishing, hiking, and working on Chevys arc KENNY ASHPAUGH’S hobbies. Kenny’s future plans include going to Liberal Vo. Tech, school to learn about diesel repair. KAY BADLEY participated in FHA and Pep Club. Kay enjoys horseback riding, fishing, dog training, and listening to music. “I want to go home! was DOUG BARNUM’S favorite saying. After school, Doug plans to lie around and recuperate. Doug enjoys sleeping. Reading, cooking, and watching the sunrise arc CINDY BAUER’s favorite activities. Her future plans are to move to the city and to go to a secre- tarial school. DENNIS BETTERTON’S activities during school were football, track, and FCA. “Big Betts” plans to “Live a little, love a little.” While in school KAREN BIRDSILL participated in Pep Club and FHA. She was a cheerleader, a Pep Club flag girl, and the 1977 Homecoming Queen. In her spare time, “Bird enjoys gymnas- tics, skateboarding, and acting crazy. 18 KEVIN BOBBITS future plans include finishing school and driving an 18-Wheeler. “Moose's” ac- tivities were FFA, Rodeo Club, and working. Bowling, skiing, and playing tennis are JEFF BOREN’S hobbies. During school Jeff played football and was in NHS, FCA, and FHA. His future plans include attending college and becom- ing a CPA. Going to college and having a good time are JER- RY BOREN’S plans for the future. While in school Jerry was in football, basketball, and FHA. “Bean” enjoys water-skiing, snowskiing, and cycle riding. Leathercraft and football are CURTIS BOW- ERS’ hobbies. He was a member of the football team. “Bob Bowers” plans to attend the trade school at Liberal. JERRY BRANNUM wants to be a truck driver, and find a wife and settle down. “JB” enjoys talk- ing on the CB and fishing. Motorcycling, horseback riding, and rodeoing, were GLEN BRANSON’S favorite things to do while in school. Glen participated in Rodeo Club and football. Glen plans to travel, rodeo, and run Branson Mfg. Swimming, water-skiing, horseback riding, and going to rodeos were KAREN BRISBOIS’ favor- ite things to do while in high school. She partici- pated in Pep Club, FHA, and French Club. After graduation Karen plans to work and live in Casper, Wyoming. MARK CAMPBELL was FFA pres, for two years, on the basketball team, and belonged to NHS, MYF, and DAHSS. Mark enjoys hunting, water and snow skiing, and riding horses. He plans to go to college. SHAWN CARTER enjoys golf, water skiing, and snow skiing. Her activities during school included sec. and vice-pres. of Pep Club, girls’ basketball, band and golf. She plans to go to college. NHS, OHS, Math Club, French Club, FTA, FCA, Who’s Who, band, UMY, and Pep Club pres, were JONNIE CASTORENA’S activities during school. She plans to attend college and major in English. Attending college and majoring in accounting are LARRY CHANCELLOR’S future plans. While in school Larry was active in football, golf, FCA, FTA, NHS, Math Club, and French Club. Larry enjoys snow skiing and tennis. Water-skiing, motorcycles, tennis, and listening to music are TAMI CHANDLER’S hobbies. She plans to attend college and later go into a business of her own. While in school Tami was a football cheerleader and participated in Pep Club, FHA, and Who’s Who. 19 KIM CHRISTOPHER plans to get married after she gets out of school. While in school Kim par- ticipated in FHA. Her hobbies are riding motorcy- cles and horses, swimming, and just being with Robert. Horseback riding, dancing, sewing, writing poetry, cake decorating, and working at Quality Cleaners were CARLA CLAY’S favorite things to do. She plans to be a good housewife and mother. To someday have a career and to take advantage of life as much as possible are TRACY CLAY- COMB'S future ambitions. She enjoys writing po- etry and sleeping. DAVID COLVINS plans to go to college and study commercial art. While in school David par- ticipated in art, choir, and debate. He enjoys painting, playing the guitar, and fishing at Sunset Lake. DEBBIE CONNER participated in French Club, Pep Club, Medical Careers, band, OHS, and NHS. Debbie is a member of Who’s Who. She enjoys reading and swimming. Going into fashion merchandising is TAMMY COPLEY’S olans for the future. Tammy was ac- tive in Pep Club, cheerleading, FHA, FCA. and a member of Who’s Who. She enjoys reading, ten- nis, and swimming. Seniors’ Wishes RUSSELL COX plans to go to college and to get married. Russell was active in FCA, football, track, and Rodeo Club. In his spare time, he en- joys bullriding, going to rodeos, tennis, fishing, cooking, and sewing. Rough necking and drag racing are TIM CREL- LY’S future plans. “Quincy” enjoys drag racing, motorcycling, and working. In the future BRUCE CROUCH plans to work for a year and then to attend college. Bruce enjoys bowling and collecting silver and half dollars. He is also a member of the American Junior Bowling Congress. TERRY CULBERTSON wants to get out of school and goof off. He enjoys listening to music. JOE CULLOP plans to travel for a year, work, and maybe, later, go to a trade school. During school Joe participated in football and carpentry. Among his hobbies are watching and playing foot- ball, riding motorcycles, shooting pool, and hunt- ing. Going to school and becoming a lab or X-ray technician are KIMBERLY CULVER’S future plans. Math Club, NHS, OHS, and class sec. Sophomore and Junior years were Kim’s activities during school. She enjoys meeting people, water skiing, hiking, and reading. 20 DEBBIE DAVIS plans to attend PSU and major in fashion merchandising or to attend Auria in Denver and major in Optometry. Debbie was ac- tive in band. Rodeo Club, FHA. Pep Club, 4-H, and she was a twirler. Walking and growing taller or at least tall, are GAY DEANE’S future plans. She enjoys reading, dancing, and driving her car. Gay participated in ICT, publications, and worked during school. After school BRAXTON DIKES plans to go to college at the University of Texas. Braxton par- ticipated in football in school. In his spare time “Dixie” enjoys records and tapes, hunting and swimming. GLINDA DRAKE plans to travel and make lots of new friends and later become a hair stylist. Glinda’s hobbies are sewing, watching football games, and dragging Main. Band, French Club, Pep Club, and Medical Ca- reers were among LISA DRAPER'S activities in high school. Lisa was sec. of FHA and a nurse’s aide. She plans to travel and go to college after graduation. After graduation SHERMAN DUFFIELD plans to go to college. Choir, boy’s glee, Bel Canto, French Club, and MYF were his activities during high school. Come True. MIKE DUNCAN plans to go to college at Den- ver State and drive a truck. Mike was active in football and track during high school. In his spare time he enjoys music and motorcycles. FHA, French Club, band. Pep Club, and Medical Careers, were BRENDA DURMAN’S activities during school. Her plans for the future include attending college and traveling. In her spare time Brenda likes to paint. BILLY EAGAN plans to go to work and later take a long vacation. Billy was active in football in high school. “Red enjoys hunting and Fishing. Football and work were STEVE EDENBOR- OUGH’S activities during school. In his spare time Steve enjoys riding around and staying out of trouble. Going to a welding school is KEVIN EIDSON’S future plan. Snow and water skiing and motorcy- cle riding are Kevin’s hobbies. KRISTI ELROD plans to go to a business college. While in school Kristi participated in band. Pep Club, FHA, and Rainbows. She likes motorcycles, and horseback riding, reading, and being with her friends. 21 Football, track, and NHS were KEITH FAR- RELL’S activities during school. Keith was also a member of Who’s Who. After school he plans to go to OSU and become a Civil Engineer. BRUCE FENTON plans to go to college after graduation. He lists his activities as band, stage band. Medical Careers, and French Club. Bruce was a member of Who's Who and treasurer of his Junior class. Attending college and being active in life arc LORI FOREMAN’S future ambitions. She par- ticipated in NHS, OHS, FHA, Pep Club, French Club, basketball, track, UMYF. Teens for Christ, and the American Institute for Foreign Study. Lori was vice-pres. of STUCO. CLAY FRANTZ plans to go to a trade school and drive a truck. While in school Clay participated in FFA and Rodeo Club. In his spare time, he likes to hunt, fish, and rodeo. Band, Pep Club, French Club, OHS, NHS, Who's Who, stage band, band, and Medical Careers were CLAUDETTE FRITZ’S activities during school. Claudette plans to attend college. Attending a trade school and getting married afterwards are YVONNE FUENTES’S plans for the future. Yvonne was active in Pep Club, FHA, and CYO. LEO GALLEGOS plans to work cither at Swift's or go to a Vo-Tech School. Leo was a member of FCA, VICA, football, and CYO. “Super Mex” enjoys hunting, fishing, bike and cycle riding, and best of all, being with Melody. NHS, Pep Club, FCA, FTA, OHS, band. Tiger Mascot, UMY, Who’s Who, and basketball were LINDA GARRISON’S activities during school. She plans to attend college. DEREK GIBSON plans to attend OSU or SWSU and major in Pre-med. or law and travel. While in school Derek participated in band, choir, stage band, and Debate. Derek was class pres, for four years and class favorite for four years. He also enjoys playing with MYTH. While in school MARK GIFFORD participated in basketball, FCA and The First Christian Church youth group. He plans to attend college. Mark’s favorite saying is, “This one is for you.” Attending PSU and becoming an elementary school teacher are SHELIA GLODEN’S future plans. Shelia has participated in Pep Club and FHA. She was FFA sweetheart. Band, stage band, choir. Pep Club. STUCO, NHS, OHS, Girl’s Glee, UMYF. and Who’s Who were SANDRA GOLF’S activities during school. Sandra was a member of the McDonald’s High School Band. Her future plans include going to college and studying music. ANDY GONZALES plans to attend a trade school after graduation. While in school he was active in football, FCA, and track. Andy is a mem- ber of CYO. During school TERRY GREEN participated in FFA, Rodeo Club, and the judging team. Terry plans to go to PSU or some kind of Vo-Tech school. He likes riding motorcycles and horses, and roping. BRENDA GROVE was active in FHA and her church youth group. She likes to bowl and drag Main. Brenda likes to say, “Oh, Pooh.” FCA, football, track, CYO, and American Junior Bowling Congress were DENNIS GROVE'S ac- tivities during school. Dennis plans to attend OU or SWSU, get a pharmaceutical degree, and play baseball. HAROLD GROVE plans to attend Okla. State Tech, and become a cook for his own business. Harold participated in FCA, STUCO, VICA, his church youth group, and publications. Band, stage band, sec. of NHS. Pep Club, Math Club, OHS, French Club, Glee Club, Medical Careers, Youth Group and vice-pres. of her Soph, class were LAURA HALLFORD’S activities during school. Laura plans to go to WTSU and major in nursing. Attending college, traveling, and becoming very- rich are KEITH HAMMOND'S future plans. While in school Keith participated in STUCO. NHS, Math Club, French Club, band, football, basketball, track, and Boy Scouts. BOBBI HAMRICK would like to become a psy- chologist or an elementary teacher in the future. Bobbi participated in Pep Club, FHA, and ICT. She enjoys swimming, camping, tennis, boating, and taking care of her Hubby. Band. Pep Club, Rainbows, 4-H, STUCO, and working were DEANA HARDESTY’S activities during school. Deana plans to go to a college or Vo-Tech school and someday get married. HEATHER HARNEY has participated in choir, band. Pep Club, and NHS while in high school. She plans to attend college and become a singing evangelist. She was a worthy advisor of Rainbows. French Club, Math Club, FHA, and Debate were SCOTT HASSE’S activities during high school. Scott plans to attend OU and become a top U.S. scientist. CINDY HATFIELD was involved in OHS, Pep Club, FTA, Math Club, Who’s Who, and STUCO. She was also treasurer of NHS, vice- pres. of French Club, and a Pep Club flag girl. Cindy wants to go to OSU and major in biology. While in high school LORI HEITSCHMIDT par- ticipated in Pep Club, Math Club, French Club, and NHS. She was in Who's Who and NWO Honor Band. Lori enjoys reading, hiking, and cro- cheting. REBECCA HININGER plans to live in the mountains and become a writer. Becky was active in French Club, Pep Club. FTA, NHS, band, and Who's Who. She enjoys drawing, writing, and col- lecting poems. GARY HOHWEILER plans to attend OSU and major in forestry. Gary was in OHS. He enjoys working and getting rich. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, camping, skiing, and washing his pick-up. LISA HOLLY was active in Pep Club, FHA, band, band flag girl, and she was a twirler for two years. She enjoys playing the piano, snow skiing, and reading. Pep Club, band, sec. of N HS, girls' basketball and track, FCA, and STUCO were KELLEY HOLT’S varied activities during high school. “Marshmellow” enjoys snow skiing and skate- board riding. 23 ANNETTE SUE HOLZRICHTER plans to go to PSU. She enjoys reading and sewing. Cheerleading, band. FTA, Medical Careers, NHS. and French Club were activities in which DEBBIE HOPKINS participated. She plans to go to college and major in cither business or physical therapy. Bowling, sewing, and listening to music were JUDI HUDDLESTON'S favorite things to do. She plans to get married and live in Colorado. While in high school Judi participated in Pep Club and FHA, and she was a member of Who’s Who. DONNA HUNTER plans to attend college and work somewhere. Pep Club. FHA. basketball, artd track were the activities in which Donna partici- pated. She enjoys swimming, riding horses, and traveling. STEVE JAMIESON’S future plans are to go to a trade school or join the Air Force. Steve’s hobbies include motorcycle riding, working on his car, and dragging Main. CECIL JOHNSON plans to go to a trade school after graduation. Cecil had been involved in foot- ball, basketball, track, and carpentry. His hobbies include water and snow skiing and riding motorcy- cles. After graduation DANA JOHNSON would like to go into fashion merchandising. Her activities include Pep Club, FHA, NHS, cheerleading, 1977 Ideal Miss, and church choir. Going to college and being happy are MELODY JOHNSON’S future plans. Mel’s activities in- cluded NHS, French Club. Pep Club, and STUCO. Melody enjoys drawing, going to the mountains, and making things out of junk. MIKE JONES plans to go into working with fiber glass or welding. Mike was active in vo-wclding. “Blondie” enjoys racing boats, and water and snow skiing. Attending college and majoring in mathematics and physics are RICHARD KEENAN’S future plans. Buster's activities included band, French Club. Math Club, NHS, OHS. NWO Honor Band and the Boy Scouts. DALE KIMSEY plans to attend college at OSU. Dale enjoys snowskiing and hiking. His activities included football, basketball manager, golf. NHS, STUCO and Boy Scouts. KATHY KLETECKA plans to attend college after graduation. Kletech's activities included Pep Club, French Club, FHA, library aide. UMYF. bowling league, and the Girl Scouts. 26 MARK LARY plans to work after he graduates. His activities included doing his homework. Mark enjoys camping and mountain climbing. JOHN LEAR plans on living a good life after he gets out of high school. Wrestling, soccer, football, and bowling arc John's activities. His hobbies arc fooseball, bowling, taking it easy, and riding around in Mabel. PATRICIA LEISURE is undecided about her future plans. She participated in FHA while in high school. Her hobbies are horseback riding, cooking, sewing, swimming, and being with her friends. SHAWN LEWIS would like to attend OSU Tech. “Electron’s” activities included French Club, tiger guard, UMYF, and killing time. Shawn enjoys skiing and back packing. THOMAS LINDLEY plans to attend a Vo-Tech, school. Thomas' activities included working in the concession stand during the ball games. Thomas enjoys riding motorcycles, fishing, and hunting. STEVE LOGAN has participated in basketball and Rodeo Club. He plans to go to college and play basketball “Cowboy enjoys rodeoing, bas- ketball, shooting pool, hunting, riding motorcy- cles, and having a good time. STEVE LONG plans to go to a trade school and become a mechanic. “Goose” enjoys working on engines and riding motorcycles or horses. HOMER LONG plans to attend college then medical school after graduation. Homer has par- ticipated in Math Club, NHS, and FCA. Homer was an exchange student to Germany the summer of his Junior year. After graduation RENEE LONGACRE plans to attend college and major in physical education. Renee has participated in FCA, basketball, track. Pep Club, FTA, student council and UMY. 0YVIND L0NMO is an exchange student from Norway. While attending GHS 0yvind participat- ed in football. He enjoys drawing and bird watch- ing. After graduation, 0yvind will go back to Nor- way and finish his schooling. GREG LOVATO plans to move to Denver and attend Denver Tech and then marry Rhonda. Greg enjoys pool, fooseball, motorcross, ana wrecking his car. While in high school MICKEY LOVE participat- ed in FCA, NHS, football, track. Math Club, and American Legion Baseball. Mick enjoys motorcy- cles, swimming, tennis, ping pong, and pool. After graduation Mickey plans to attend college and become an architect. 27 AMY LOWERY plans to attend OSU after high school. She has participated in band and Pep Club. Amy enjoys taking pictures, listening to mu- sic, and skiing. ANGELA LYNCH plans to attend college and become a botanist. “Angel” participated in STUCO, Math Club, NHS, French Club, and OHS. Angela enjoys plants, yoga, reading, writ- ing, and playing the piano. Working, going to college, or joining the armed services are GARY MAHONE'S future plans. He has participated in VICA and track. Gary enjoys working on his house, hunting, and fishing. After graduation CARIN MARTIN plans to con- tinue studying flying and get married. She partici- pated in Pep Club, French Club, being a cheer- leader, Rainbows, and Girl Scouts. JO ANN MARTINEZ plans on getting married and raising a large family. She enjoys skating, running around, and being with Joe. Attending a secretarial school is included in TAMMY MASON’S future plans. She enjoys lis- tening to music, playing frisbee. and growing plants. Tammy participated in band and was a flag girl. JERRY METCALF plans to travel and go to a trade school after graduation. “Afro” enjoys ten- nis and jogging. JERRY MITCHELL plans to attend college and make his first million before he is twenty-one. Jerry has participated in FCA, football, basket- ball, track, band, and stage band. He plays the drums for MYTH. “Calvin” enjoys water and snow skiing and playing the drums. KENT MORRISON plans to attend college after graduation. Kent participated in choir and Art Club. Kent enjoys 4-wheeling, backpacking, and horseback riding. DIANNE MOSS plans to attend college and ma- jor in elementary education. She enjoys horseback riding, sewing, and motorcycle riding. Dianne par- ticipated in basketball, FCA, FTA, Pep Club, NHS. and UMYF. GAY PALMER is undecided about her future plans. “Zorro” has been active in Pep Club, Rodeo Club, basketball, and track. She enjoys skiing, rid- ing horses, and playing basketball. Opening and running his own business and becom- ing an aerial sprayer are SHANNON PATTER- SON’S future plans. In school he was a member of VICA. Shannon enjoys riding motorcycles and water and snow skiing. 28 Our Friends ALAN PEARCE plans to further his education after he graduates. Working, going downtown, and UMYF were Alan’s activities during school. Football, track, NHS, FCA. FTA, Math Club, and choir were BRYAN PHILLIPS' activities during school. “Bill” plans to attend college and major in one of the sciences. He enjoys tennis, ping pong, and jogging. TAMMY PIERCE was active in STUCO, VICA, and NHS. She enjoys reading, cooking, and bowl- ing. Tammy plans to take care of her husband and someday have a family. JAKE QUESENBURY plans to go to a college somewhere after graduation. While in high school Jake played football. He enjoys water and snow skiing, and playing in MYTH. FCA, choir, and football were BRAD RAL- STIN’S activities during high school. He plans to attend OSU. Brad is a singer in MYTH and enjoys fishing, hunting, and driving. Going to college and becoming an architect are MIKE RAMIREZ’S future plans. He was active in band, golf, and CYO. Are Forever! ROBIN REBNE plans to attend college and be- come a speech therapist. Robin has been active in band. Pep Club, and FTA. She enjoys playing the flute, bike riding, snow skiing, and traveling. MIKE RITTER plans to go into water well servic- ing with his father. Mike has participated in FFA and Rodeo Club. He enjoys fishing, hunting, and snow skiing. BRIAN ROBINSON plans to enter the Navy or attend Betheny Nazarene College. “Robbie en- joys music, sports, and goofing off. He participat- ed in choir, track, and the Boy Scouts. Snow and water skiing, bowling, and tennis are JIM RODGERS' hobbies. He plans to attend PSU or OSU and major in banking or data pro- cessing. “Jimmy D.” has participated in French Club, choir, boy's glee, and FTA. TOMMY ROMERO plans to go to college and become a rancher or a farmer. Tommy participat- ed in football, track, and FFA. He enjoys fishing, hunting, and riding horses. While in high school French Club and basketball manager were ERNEST RUDOLPH'S activities. Ernie plans to attend OSU and become a Corp. Engineer. 29 Band, Pep Club, STUCO, FHA, and French Club were LORI RUSSELL’S activities during high school. Lori plans to attend Northwestern and major in business. She is a member of Who’s Who. GEORGE SAM POLL plans to go into electronics after graduation. J.C. enjoys sky and water diving, gang ball, and car racing. After high school LARRY SCHUETTE plans to join the Coast Guard and, then, to go into business for himself. “Deano” enjoys motorcycles, swim- ming, and dragging Main. DEBBIE SCOTT plans to attend PSU and major in elementary education. Debbie participated in Pep Club, FTA, and basketball. She enjoys riding horses and motorcycles, water and snowskiing, and just goofing off. TERRY SCOTT plans to become a rancher or a farmer. Terry participated in FFA and enjoys hunting and fishing. BRIAN SHAFFER plans to attend college at PSU. Brian participated in band and basketball. He enjoys playing the drums, basketball, and then just doing what comes next. While in high school KARRI SHERRILL par- ticipated in Pep Club, was football cheerleader, and Tiger mascot. She plans to attend college and study writing. Kari is listed in Who’s Who. SUE SHOOK APPLEGATE plans to attend col- lege and become an accountant. Sue participated in Rainbow Girls. She enjoys dragging Main, Po- etry, and writing letters. DUSTIN SMITH plans to attend a vocational school and move to the mountains. Dustin enjoys cars. JULIA SMITH is undecided about her future plans. Julia participated in FHA. Her favorite saying is “Really?” CINDEE SOUTHWICK plans to attend OU or OSU and major in forestry or wildlife manage- ment. Cindee participated in basketball, track. Pep Club, Math Club, French Club, NHS, STUCO, and FTA. She is listed in Who’s Who. 30 TOMMIE SPIRLOCK plans to attend a voca- tional school and move to California. Tommie en- joys water skiing, cars, and art. KURT STURDIVAN plans to travel and play in a Rock-n-Roll band. He participated in football and track. Kurt enjoys skiing, riding motorcycles, and listening to music. ANDY THRALL plans to attend Okmulgee and become an electrician. Andy participated in golf and the American Junior Bowling Congress. Andy enjoys hunting, riding motorcycles, snowskiing, tennis, and golf. Going to college and becoming an interior decora- tor are MARY TREVINO'S plans for the future. She enjoys drawing, horseback riding, camping and singing. To attend OSU and major in wild life manage- ment are PHIL TRIPP'S future plans. “Tripper” participated in football, FCA, NHS, FHA, and 4- H. Phil is listed in Who's Who. MARK TRUITT plans to attend college after graduation. “Theo” participated in football, FCA, and FHA. Mark enjoys skiing, motorcycles, swim- ming, and goofing off. TIM TRUJILLO plans to attend college after he gets out of high school. While in high school Tim participated in FTA, FCA, and Medical Careers. Tim’s favorite saying is Praise the Lord!” MARY VAN DYKE plans to attend a trade school or just work. Mary enjoys riding horses, listening to music, and taking care of her baby. Band, Medical Careers, Pep Club, and Math Club were RONNA VAUGHN’S activities during high school. Ronna plans to attend OSU and ma- jor in medicine. LETICIA VILLARREAL plans to attend college and major in elementary education. Leticia par- ticipated in FHA and Pep Club. She enjoys listen- ing to music, being with friends, and enjoying life. CAROL WADE plans to attend college and ma- jor in secretarial science. While in high school Carol participated in Pep Club. She enjoys soft- ball, volleyball, playing the piano, and talking. OLLIE WALTON plans to go to college and then work. She participated in FHA. She enjoys riding around, reading, and taking it easy. 31 Editor of the ’78 yearbook, FCA, FTA, Pep Club flag girl, NHS, and sec. of the Senior class were SUSAN WATKINS’ activities during high school. Susan plans to go to PSU and major in some type of science. DOYLE WILBURN plans to attend OSU after graduation. Before coming to GHS Doyle partici- pated in NHS, was vice-pres. of FFA, vice-pres. of his Junior class, and participated in basketball and baseball. Choir, boy’s glee. Tiger Guard, and pub. were MORGAN WILKINSON’S activities during school. Morgan enjoys singing, observing human behavior, and making people happy. His future plans include attending PSU. JIMMY WINTERS plans to attend a Vo-Tech school after graduation. Jimmy enjoys fooseball and listening to Rock-n-Roll. PAULA WISE plans to attend a Christian college after graduation. She participated in Medical Ca- reers, Debate. Pep Club, FHA, and FCA. Paula is a member of the Big Brothers-Big Sisters organi- zation and the DAHSS. LISA WOLF is undecided about her future plans. She participated in Pep Club, Art Club, and Speech Club. Lisa enjoys snow and water skiing, racket ball, tennis, and swimming. RICKY YORK plans to go into the field of diesel mechanics, and later he wants to get married. Ricky participated in FFA in high school. Ricky enjoys camping, boating, hunting, working on and driving 18-wheelers. Basketball, FCA, NHS, and French Club were MARK NESTER’S activities during school. “Clyde” enjoys riding motorcycles and snow ski- ing. His future plans include attending OU and getting some kind of law degree. DEBBIE BREWER participated in FHA and VICA while in high.school. She plans to stay sin- gle. enjoy life, and travel. Debbie enjoys tennis, volleyball, fishing, hiking, camping, and having fun. To get a good job and have fun are LINDA STE- PHEN’S future plans. She was active in VICA. Linda likes to travel and have fun. BILL VARNEY is already a licensed Nursery- man in Texas, and because of his interest in horti- culture, he plans to go to college. Swimming, ten- nis, and bowling are Bill's favorite things to do. l977-’78 Senior sponsors were: Jane Savage, Virginia Frantz, Glen Phillips, Peggy Collins, Sue Wade, not pictured: Gloria Gardner, Dale Buck, Larry Hart, and Kenneth Cronkhite Seniors Add Sparkle To Teachers’ Life Guymon High School PTA I wanna tell you all a story 'bout a Guymon High School teacher’s life Who had a teenage daughter who attended Goodwell Oklahoma High Well her daughter came home one afternoon, didn’t even stop to play She said “Mom I got a note here from the Guymon High School PTA Well the note said, “Mrs. Gardner, you’ve been wearin’ you’re dresses way to high And its been reported you’ve been drinkin’ and a runnin’ around with men and goin’ wild And we don’t beleive you oughta be a bringin’ up your little girl this way” And it was signed by the secretary, Guymon High School PTA. Well it happened that the PTA was gonna meet this very afternoon And they were sure surprised when Mrs. Gardner wore her black mini-skirt into the room And as she strolled up to the black board, I can still recall the words she had to say She said, “I’d like to address this meeting of the Guymon High School PTA. “Well, there’s Jerry Toler sittin’ there and seven times he’s asked me for a date And Mrs. Toler sure seems to use a lot of ice whenever he's away And Mr. Southwick could you tell us why your secretary had to leave this town And shouldn’ Linda Bowling be told to keep her window shades all pulled completely down.” “David Camp couldn’t be here ’cause he stayed to long at Jolly Tavern again And if you smell of Larry White’s breath you’ll, find he’s had a little nip of gin And then you have the nerve to tell me, you think as a mother I’m not fit Well, this is just a little Peyton Place and you’re all Guymon High School hypocrites” Now I wouldn’t put you on, it really did happened just this way The day our teach socked it to, the Guymon High School PTA. 33 A True Friend Is Worth Christine Avril came to GHS this year as a foreign exchange student from Paris, France. She won a place in all our hearts with her friendly smile and affable personality. As a member of French Club, rodeo club, and pep club, she has found a place with all of us Okies. A Thousand Acquaintances Full of pep, these girls kept the Tiger spirit alive in football and basketball. Our year has been complete as seniors having the friend- ship of these senior cheerleaders SEPTEMBER Cindee Southwick Bryan Phillips OCTOBER Laura Hallford Richard Keenan NOVEMBER Sandra Goff Morgan Wilkinson DECEMBER Jonnie Castorena Chuck Alexander JANUARY Angela Lynch Derek Gibson FEBRUARY Susan Watkins Phil Tripp 38 MARCH Melody Johnson Dale Kimsey APRIL Heather Harney Jerry Mitchell MAY Cindy Hatfield Tim Trujillo These Special Friends Form Entre Nous And Rotary 39 Nancy Fawcett M ichellejEourtncy President ViceiPjestdcnt IT■'LSi Scofetirry TrcMuBK ... ‘ � v -% v x qnfc r •♦V .v . Juniors Started And Ended Their Year With New Friends Damon Baca Brad Beckley Jaquetta Behne Deedra Bennett Karla Bennett Mark Betterton Cydni Biddle Connie Bingham Wilma Blankenship Rhonda Bledsoe Susan Bledsoe Tracy Bowers David Brannum Martha Brannum Kathy Brewer Jay Brown Latayne Bryant Vicki Buck Patricia Cagle Connie Campbell Wayde Cannon Tammy Carter Kevin Cates Pam Caudell Mary Christian Sheila Clark Johnny Claycomb John Clayton Carol Ann Cole Bobbie Cooksey Bcttic Cooley Kim Copley Andy Costilla Diana Costilla Carol Countryman Melinda Courtney 41 Michelle Courtney Rolinda Culbertson Monte Dain John Dale DcAnn Deane Peggy deCordova DeDe Dikes Beth Duffield Phillip Durbin Jimmy Eagan Toni Edens Deedy Enz Patricia Faris Nancy Fawcett Craig Fenton Dallas Follis Cathy Foreman Frank Francis Busy Junior Sponsors Corner The Market On Friendship Like usual, the Junior Class Sponsors started early in the year to make big plans for the Junior-Senior Prom which the Juniors organize and sponsor. Every year these teachers help out in a very friendly manner. We owe you many thanks: Melba Hinchey, Betty Reust, Judy Anderson, Raymond Rice, Joe Watson, and Raymond Moss. Not pic- tured: Sharia Becton and Kim Peterson. 42 Linda Flemming Gloria Fuentes Pam Gamble Brad Gann Glenda Gibson Lynda Gibson Sherri Gibson Terry Glover Brenda Grayson Dennis Groves James Guerra Louis Guerra David Hadley Teresa Haning Virginia Harp Mike Harrison Randal Hawley Donna Hinchcy Joe Hein Oscar Hierro Asa Howard Todd Houser Karen Huddleston Rocky Hunter Neil Hyer Mary Iglesias James Ikeler Teddy Ikeler 43 Junior Days Are Rich 44 In Happy, Friendship Hours! 45 The 1977-78 Basketball Cheerleaders of the Junior Class were Lindy Culbertson and Corina Imler. Success was the result when these girls set their goal of making a million or more friends while cheering. Congratulations, friends! Cheering With A Friend Makes It Twice The Fun! DeDc Dikes and Kim Copley were the 1977-78 Junior Football Cheerleaders. They never stopped making friends while they were “doing their thing.” This showed true spirit and provided super representation for the student body, fac- ulty, and most of all, the athletes. 46 School Is Never Too Bad . . . Long As You’ve Got A Friend Corena Imler Leslie Jackson Ricky Jackson Kevin James Dianna Jamieson John Jander Leesa Johnson Lloyd Jones Brenda Jones Neva Jones Debra Kammcrzell Kristen Kelting The Junior Student Council (STUCO) Representatives of 1977-78 were: Kristen Kelting, Anita Mathis, Jani Tripp, Cathy Foreman, and not pictured Patri- cia Cagle. It’s nice to have friends representing friends in all that we do. Thanks, representa- tives, for doing a great job for your friends! 47 Friendly Thoughts Of Kim Rocky Start In A Happy Heart! Our Junior Class Favorites of 1977-78 were Kim Copley and Rocky Hunter. These two friends fit the part of being happy at heart with everyone they come in contact with. Kim was one of our fan- tastic cheerleaders, and she enjoyed F.C.A. and other fellowship activities. Rocky was great in football this year, and he participated fully in the activities of the Panhandle Bi- ble Center and F.C.A. Thanks, Kim and Rocky, for be- ing our friends! 49 A Friend Is A Junior Lisa Kiddoo Mike Kimball Mike King Penny Kingsland Teresa Kitchin Lindcll Kottke Aurelio Lamas Kelly Lane Mike Lee Tami Lewis Jeannine Lucero Kenny Lunsford Steve McAnally Darrell McPherson Todd Marcias Raymond Madrid Earl Mallard Chuck Martin Todd Martin Tony Martinez Keith Mason Anita Mathis Kristina Mathis James Mercer Ken Miller LaParsha Modrick Val Mrofcza Bill Murphy Karen Nelson Paul Nossaman Eddie Parsley Troy Patterson Chris Perkins Greg Peterson Debbie Powell Rodney Pracht 50 Who’s There When You Need ’Em Paula Qucscnbury Charlotte Quirk Pat Reames Debbie Ramirez Randy Ramirez Stephanie Raymer Wanda Rains Angela Rice Melody Riffel Toni Rizzo John Robinett Cindy Rogers Erica Rogers Boynton Roots Lou Ann Rountree Juanita Sandoval Daniel Schneweis Cathy Schuette Brenda Shaffer Kay Sharkey Rae Sharkey Bill Shirley Jana Smith Mark Smith Marty Smith Tommy Smith Paul Southwick Carol Stavig Melody Stewart Brenda Stout Lori Strutton Chris Sandoval Randy Taylor Bobby Torres Rene Triplett Jana Tripp 51 Everybody Likes You, Newcomer, ’Cause You’re A Darn Good Friend! The Junior Class was privileged in welcoming sever- al newcomers to Guymon High School this year. Newcomers, the Junior Class opens up their cir- cle of friends just so you may step in. This newcom- er is Linda Flem- ming, and not pic- tured are Phillip Durbin, Steve McAnally, James Mercer, Daniel Schneweis, Mark Smith, Bobby Torres, Rhonda Bledsoe, Susan Bledsoe, Deedy Enz, Renee Grif- fin, Tami Lewis, Wanda Rains, Tony Rizzo, Sharon Seymour, and Linda Lar- son. Mary Jane Urias Rob Vestal Debbie Walton David Welch Steve Wells Lloyd Wessler Carrie Wilson Charlotte Wilson ' Sharon Seymour Jackie Dickey 52 53 ($[ yOA O OfcJlf. ff rct) bcJPoQ 4 Ji£ X ( z hncJ) fkf0 -, liTt C-arr t, -Xfyeps J£ Jr fet, a, dhl T xunxy c' '° - CL.'lt jfa fo jfytffrO, J 3J 64 _x2 £ 3 26 0 Sot ala-yv J, cxjjlg J}a. 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SMxyi Auc6 - TresuMirucU- i3(?c._ . 3r A, 'PhWi-fis A’i-f PtL. 56 Larry Abla Garold Anderson Mike Ashpaugh Cimarron Atkins Skipper Bachman Jeff Barber Tammic Bartels Brent Bauer Neci Bellar Janey Bird Carla Birdsill Roy Black John Board Lana Bobbitt Kelly Bowers Steven Brannum Mike Branson Kevin Brewer Terry Bryan Velma Bryan Sherri Buck Tina Byers Duane Campbell Joanie Campbell Tom Carden Bobby Carver Bernardo Casanova Tracy Caudell Dorinda Chapman Steve Christian Jan Christopher LaDonna Clark Nancy Claycomb Brad Colvins Kathy Conner Kenneth Conner If You Want Friendship Be A Sophomore At Guymon High School 57 There’s Friendship With The Class Of ’80 Judy Costilla Rickey Costner Susan Crowder Lee Cruz Romona Culbertson Kendall Culver Julie Davis Travis Deane Terry Dickey Ginger Dollins Linda Dunkerson Robert Dunkerson Craig Dunlap Lane Eaton Kim Edens Ruth Ann Edmondson Randy Eggers Marcquitta Elliott Donny Elrod Claudia Emmett Bobby Sue Enz Travis Evins Robert Fajen Richard Farrell Scott Farrington Chcllc Flynt Arthur Freeman Butch Gray Donny Grove Charlene Hallagin Chauncey Hammond Mike Hampton Michael Harp Susan Hartley Terri Hatfield 58 Jeff Hays Mike Hays Roy Heitschmidt Billy Helm Earl Helm John Hintergardt Penny Hobson Scott Holmes Cindy Holzrichter Kim Houck Teresa Houck Kenny Huckins Gilbert Hutchinson Gary Ikeler Kelly Jamieson Lori Jamieson Barry Johnson Dean Johnson Galen Johnson Dianna Jones Tami Jones Gay Lynn Kammerzell Vicki Kauffman Casey Keenan Look At The Friendship Going Around!! 59 Charlotte Keith Junior Keith Annette Kennedy Pat Kidwell Connie King Pat King Chris Klare Jim Lear Jimmy LcGrange Jesse Lewis Todd Lewis Irene Lopez Kelli Lothman Stephen Lovato Russ Lucero Andy McGee Randell McPherson Cindy Miller Hugh Miller Nancy Miller Darla Moore Katrina Naifeh Michael Nelson Esther Nolan Pat Norris Brent Nossaman Alan Orr Randy Orr Kelley Patterson Julie Perkins Rickey Peters Bradley Phillips Scott Picratt Beth Pollart Heidi Pracht Dixie Purcell Meet The Class Of 80 Pat Wing | Memory We’ll Have Our Hearts Full Of Cheering Rcnctta Reeves and Pcrri Robison arc our 1977-78 basketball Cheer- leaders for the Sophomore class. Ren- etta and Perri arc a good choice for our cheerleaders. They are always there to greet and cheer the Tigers on to victory. 62 F o o t With The Spirited Sophomores B a 1 1 Gayla Smith and Carla Birdsill arc two smiling faces that boost the boys' morale. Carla has been a cheerleader for two years, and Gayla has been one for four years. They both have been a great asset to the school spirit. 63 Sherri Rackley Sabrina Ramirez Debra Randall Ronda Reed Tom Reed Rennetta Reeves Tommy Reust Edward Rice Dale Riddle Leesa Riffcl Brent Riley Scott Ritter Perri Robison Joe Rodriquez Frankie Romero David Ronnc Sandra Ronne Chris Rook 64 Terry Rowden Jim Sample Jennifer Scates Rhett Schaef Lenae Schmcling Debbie Schneweis Gayle Shaffer Lisa Simpson Gayla Smith Gerri Smith Jacqueline Smith Jimmy Smith 65 With Our Class Favorites Friendship Comes First!! GAROLD This year’s sophomore class favorite is Garold Andersen. Garold likes bicycle riding, motorcycle riding, tennis, football, track, and swimming. He attends the Apostolic Faith Church and enjoys making people laugh. This is his third consecutive year to be class favorite. CARLA Carla Birdsill is also sophomore class favorite. She is a member of the St. Peter’s Catholic Church and enjoys cheerleading, pep club, swimming, bicycle riding, being with her friends, and she was also Freshman Princess. You Can Always Find Friendship With The Sophomores Of 1977-78! Lesa Smith Mike Smith Terry Spirlock Roy Stavig Paul Stewart Gail Stokes Robbi Strutton Roxanne Summers Karen Taylor Donita Teachey This year’s sophomore class sponsors were: Mrs. Bowman, English III, and sponsor of FTA; Coach Parkhurst, drivers cd. and football coach; Coach Shaw, basketball coach and Am. His- tory; Coach Johnson, football coach, sociology, and POD; Mr. Camp, chemistry and physics, and not pic- tured: Coach Bowman, basketball coach and Am. History; Mr. Hanes, algebra, geometry and H.S. math; and Dennis Curtis, physical science and biology. 68 Benny Test Cary Thornton Roger Torres Tom Trujillo Marla Turner Kyle Van Nort Fred Wortham Jennifer Yates uuas stolen k Larry Wirtz David Wolf Rick Wood Dawnya Wicker Pat Wing Darrin Wilson Sandra Willers Irma Villarreal Carrie Villincs Keith Werner Kim White Lance White 69 UJsaN3iajsaN3iajsaN3uyj Co OSFRIENDSFRIENDSFRIENO i. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Friends Working Together. . . That’s Our School Board! The Guymon School Board worked to- gether day by day to better our system and students. They devoted their time and interests to the cause of pleasing the public, the youth, and the faculty. Most of all, they concerened themselves with keeping the highest possible standards and upgrading our curriculum and build- ings. The members were P.R. “Dick” Jackson, president; Clayton Goff, trea- surer; and Margie Lane, secretary. Other members were Kenneth Faris, Don Win- ters, and Wiley Campbell. 71 Our Administration Is . . Mr. Eugene Keith ... Superintendent of Schools Friends Helping Friends! Mr. Clayton Goff . . . Curriculum Coordinator Mr. Larry White ... High School Principal Mr. Dean Rear . . . Asst. High School Principal Mr. Monte Wolgamott ... Jr. High School Principal Mrs. Leonene Gribble .. . Asst. Jr. High School Principal 72 Does Mrs. Gardner have homework? Don't get sick on us. Miss Bowling! Eating again. Ladies?? Aren’t you going to eat a little something, Mrs. Bow- man? Be Yourself With Your Friends. . . Open wide, Mr. Toler, and don’t miss a drop! Smile pretty. Coach Parkhurst, but don’t break the camera! 73 Winchester-P.E. Health Buck-Dr. Ed. Athletics P. Bowman-English III Johnson-Ath. P.E., P.O.D. Soc. Guymon High School Teachers Parkhurst-P.E. Dr. Fd. Shaw-Asst. Boys’ Coach Am. Hist. Basketball Davis-Secrctary Vernon-Counselor Hanes-Geomctry, Alg. D. Bowman-Boys' Basketball Am. Hist. Reed-W. Hist. Bowling-French Davis-Psych. Choir Toler-Band Ricc-Voc. Welding 74 Collins-English II J. Becton-Vo Ag. Savage-Art Ceramics Peterson-Vo Carp Reust-English III, C. Writ., Myth. Hinchey-B Law, Typ., S Hand. Cronkhite-ICT Watson-Voc Auto Mcch Exemplify The Perfect, Helpful Friend Hart-W Hist, Dr. Ed, Athletics Frantz-Work Study Butts-Eng IV Pub. Gardner-Eng IV, Drama, Reading Wcstcrficld-Eng II, Speech, Debate Phillips-W Work, Electr., Draft. Moss-Girls’ Ath. Vaughn-Office Bkkp. S. Becton-Home Ec. Wade-Girls’ Ath. 75 Teachers Shared Their Knowledge M. Roberts- I.A. J. Brooks- Algebra E. Grice- Math J. Long- History I. Glover- Library D. Sherbon- Band D. Kottke- Home Ec. G. Reed- Math R. Ward- English M. Shaffer- English S. Jett- Geography J. Watkins- O.A. History J. Ward- O.A. Typing 76 Like All Friends Should E. Stcwart-Counsclor P. Vcrnon-Choir J. Tuttlc-Ok. Hist. M. Tomlinson-Scicncc J. Grace-Math, Counselor D. Curtis-O.A. Science F. Costner-Span., Eng., Geog. D. Cornelscn-Sciencc C. Cornclsen-English J. Brooks-English J. Davis-Secretary 77 QN3iajsaN]iajsaN3idJSflyi lENDSFRIENDSFRIENDSFK m JUNIOR HIGH Freshman Class Officers Jeff Odell - President Michele Schaef - V-President Kim Lunsford - Sec Treas. 1911 till m Kurt Gibson, Diana Patterson, Stacy Powell, Jamye Hale and Tim Hepner were freshman STUCO representa- tives this year. The class of “81 was proud to have these people represent them. 1 n t i n e 80 Ermie Abeyta Andy Adair Brcndia Andrews Teresa Andrews Perry Baca Lorie Behne Russell Behne Bruce Betterton Steve Biddle Steven Birdsill H.R. Bingham Leainda Black Jimmy Bohanan Marla Bowers Randy Bryan Chris Busby Luther Carter Ricky Carver Kim Clark Shari Conner Kelly Cooksey Brad Cornelius David Costilla Gary Costner Mark Countryman Patty Countryman Lesa Cox Mark Crelly Carla Cruzan Kerry Culver Sandy Davis Cecil Drake Kerrick Draper Melissa Duffield Joan Duncan Mike Durman Caught you by surprise! We’re all smiles. 81 Rick Dunkerson Kevin Elston Vida Erdman Eddie Farrington La Donna Farrington Yvette Fuentes Greg Gentry Kurt Gibson Eddie Gloden Delma Gonzales Dennis Gonzales Terri Green Mea Grice Paul Griego Jolcne Groves Julie Gunter Jerry Guthrie Keith Hackett Darrell Hadley Jamye Hale Gil Hamilton Becky Hampton Lisa Hampton Mike Hancock Freshman Friendship 82 Ken Harmon Evan Harney Lee Ann Harris Robert Harris Dedee Hassc Forrest Hastings Julie Hastings Waynette Hawley Becky Hensley Tim Hepner Leslie Hess Lori Hight George Hintergardt Wayne Hoffman Sheila Huddleston Crystal Hunter Melanie Hunter Mary Ann Iglesias Theresa Jackson Tina Jamieson Gary Jander Aaron Johnson Martin Keenan Kyle Kelting Carol Kippenberger Laura Kircher Carol Lear Scotty Lear Brandon Lewis Mark Lewis Tim Lewis Carolyn Long Mark Long Casey Longacre Tina Lothman Cindy Love 83 Is Forever In ’78 Stephanie Lucero Kim Lunsford Janie Madrid Roberta Madrid Betty Martinez Jerry Martinez Mark Martinez Nick Martinez Wilma Martinez Jay Mathis Kathy Mathis Tonia McAnally Brent McCarter Lora Mclntire Edie Miller Stephanie Miller Kirt Moelling Jeff Moore Kenneth Moore Kelly Morrison Carolyn Long and Tina Lothman were the Freshman Football Cheerleaders. Their smiling faces cheered the team on to victories and helped to raise the team’s spirits. 84 Basketball cheerleaders this year were Liz Petty and Yvette Fucntcs. Their friendly smiles kept the team peppy through the season and kept every- body happy. Dionc Nelson Michael Pettit Robert Nelson Jeff Odell Anna Otero Debbie Padilla Mary Padilla Janet Parsley Pam Penncr Diana Patterson Terry Payne Liz Petty Laurie Perkins Shannon Pollart Keith Porter Kim Porter Stacy Powell Vickie Purcell Robert Rains Tammy Ralstin 85 Class Favorites This was Kim Lunsford's third year to be chosen as class favorite. She was on the newspaper staff. Pep Club, and Freshman Class sec.-treas. She en- joys snowskiing, dancing, and ice skating, Kim is a three year member of NJHS. Are Kim And Kurt Gibson was chosen as class favorite this year. He was in STUCO, football and golf, and on the newspaper staff. Kurt was also in FCA and enjoys being around his friends and his animals. Fie is a member of the First Baptist Chruch. Kurt enjoys mountain climbing, hunting, and snowskiing. Kurt 87 Randy Rapp Katrina Raymer Steven Ready Cory Rcbne Cindy Reeves Lorri Rogers Marsha Rogers Michael Romero Shona Sample Dec Sandoval Michelle Schaef Terry Schneweis Paul Shaffer Susan Shaffer Sharon Sides Connie Simpson Todd Singleterry Beth Smith Dean Spirlock Steve Stealey Friends Are The Greatest! 88 Paula Stephens Luke Stephenson Patricia Stewart Connie Story Tommy Strutton Maria Sullivan Chesney Swink Rhonda Taylor Raymon Torres Mary Alice Villareal Iu a$4co Sou O Kevin Walker Loretta Walters Sponsors Make Good Friends! Freshman sponsors were: Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Ward, Mr. Tomlinson, and Mrs. Cornelscn. Thank you for being our friends! 89 James Walton Charles Wells Tawnya Wicker Jack Wiggin Sheila Wiggin Betsy Williams La Donna Wilson Greg Winter Steve Wright Cindy Wood Craig Wood These Smiling Faces Will Always Shine! Kim, what kind of book are you reading? Is it really that funny, Katrina? 90 91 92 V '3 Eddie Ackley Leslie Atkins Lisa Baca V , f Shirley Baker Jeff Bauer 'V - HI Jill Beavers H i? Annette Bence - Jack Bingham k V Joanie Blair Ronald Bledsoe Alzan Blythe Dickie Brannum Becky Brown Debbie Bryan Cheri Carpenter Belinda Cassanova Judy Castorena Todd Caudell Eric Chaffin Matt Cheatle 8th Grade Is The Greatest! Steven Clark Darla Culver Tami Culbertson Steven Cruzan Joey Cruz Danny Cruz Derek Cox Melinda Costner Jana Cornelius Gerald Colclasure Tate Cobb Connie Claycomb Benny David Christy David Terry Davidson 95 Bobby Davis Clydcan Davis Shawn Deane Shelly DeBord Mike Dickey John Dikes Greg Downs Sandy Dutcher Dick Dunkerson Tommy Eggers Debra Elrod Tamala Enz Michele Erker Gary Farrell Doug Fletcher Steve Flynt Mickie Follis Bobby Forman Jeff Fowler Elaine Freeman Connie Fuerstenau David Garcia Martha Garcia Tony Gibony Dennis Gonzales Victor Gonzales Sherry Gore Brad Grayson Tammy Green Angel Griego Friends Are For Keeps!!! Joe Guerra John Guthrie Shcryn Hocffner Kevin Hall Glen Hatfield Bobby Hefner Junior Hierro Victor Hierro Lisa Hight Kristi Hill Billy Hladik Ladonna Hladik Stephanie Hooscr Jinda Houck Tina Huckins Julie Hutchinson Kelly James Todd Jamieson Chris Jander Paula Jeffus David Jones Debra Jones Kevin Jones Tina Kammerzell James Keimig Patty Klare Lanna Lane Nancy Leisure Mark Lewis John Linde 8th Grade Has Spirit!!!! 97 Andrew Lovato Eunice Lovato Donita Martinez Kathy Martinez Ronnie Martinez Theresa Martinez Joe Mercer Quenton Mendenhall Willie Metcalf Robin McCauley Georgia Miller Dusty Moss Lee Nash Adam Nelson Deanna Nelson Laura Nelson Lori Nelson Kathy Noble Carl Mark Nolan Richard Ogden Ray Ortiz Kim Padilla Monte Payne Nancy Pearce Gilbert Perales Lisa Peters Debra Peterson Mitzi Peterson Tim Rawls Jerry Redmond 98 The Class Of ’82 Leads The Jim Rhoads Darrell Rice Alvin Rodriquez Bill Rodriquez Irene Rodriquez Dana Rogers Teresa Rumple Jim Sample Melanie Sanders Mona Scarborough Les Schuette Dana Scott Donna Scott Shirley Scott Timmy Scott Sonny Serna Robbie Shirley Rebecca Shrum Tammie Smith Sverrir Stone Jimmy Taylor Kari Thomas Renee Thompson Stella Tramel Kevin Unruh Christine Walton Steve Walton Brenda Waugh Robin White Wcndi Wilkerson Way To New Friendships. 99 8th Graders Really Know How To “Give ’Em The Claw” During Spirit Week 8th Grade Cheerleaders Are The Best!!! Our Class Favorites Are Steve Flynt And Kelli Wilson 102 Kelli Wilson is very athletic. She partici- pates in basketball and likes dancing. She is a member of Science Club, Pep Club, and Honor Society. She enjoys playing her French horn and being a Guymon Tiger Football Cheerleader. Steve is very popular in sports. He enjoys basketball, football, playing golf, high jumping, and snow skiing. Steve is also a member of Honor Society and proudly re- presents his school in Student Council. He enjoys being in band. 103 105 8th Grade Finds Fellowship In GJHS Halls. Rick Buck Greg Odell Philip Ramirez Anthony Perez Molly Bird Lisa Howard Ruby Garcia Lisa Asmussen Frances Baca Terri Baca Grant Bagwell Jerry Bales Beth Barnes When I’m With My Friends, It’s The Happiest Time Of My Life 108 Brad Baxter Johnny Bingham Molly Bird Larry Birdsill Laurie Birdsill Merna Bowers Robert Boyd Andrea Bradley Sandra Bradley Joe Daniel Brewer Jan Brooks Rick Buck Russel Burleson Ryan Campbell Timmy Carter Dora Catherall Daniel Chapa Darla Christian Loyd Clopton Susan Gay Collvins Paula Corder Cynthia Costilla Terry Costilla Maria Countryman Chad Craig Dick Crelly Randy Cruz Timmy Dickey Debbie Downs Debra Dugger 109 Scott Dunlap Eddie Duran Becky Edenborough Ricky Edwards Bridget Erdman Mark Farrington Sheila Fenton Dennis Fletcher Sam Fouquet Tammy Foutch Tim Freeman James Fritschen Gene Gallegos Paul Garcia Ruby Ann Garcia Jimmy Garnett David Garrison Richard Gentry Michael Gibbney Lori Gibson Glen Goff Gordon Grice Marian Griffing Tracy Hamilton This year’s 7th grade STUCO re- presentatives are always trying to find ways to help the kids at school have more fun. They’re al- ways happy and willing to hear your suggestions. This year’s reps, are Molly Bird, Maria Countryman, Rick Buck, Philip Ramirez, and Scott Lane. no School Is A Lonely Hallway Becky Hampton Rhonda Hasse Floyd Hinlergardt Tim Hintergardt Edmond Hoffncr Machclle Hooser lit Philip Ramirez is the 7th grade class favorite. He’s happy, popular, and always on the go. Philip participates in band, football basketball, and he’s also a representa- tive for the STUCO. Laurie Birdsill is always full of pep and greets everyone with a smile. She is also a cheerleader and is in the band. She has many friends and enjoys many different activities. Lisa Howard Eloise Houghey Rocky Hundson Chris Hughey Margaret Iglesias Julie Jackson Heather Johnson Pete Johnson Paula Jones Brent Kennedy Lois Kidd Glenn Kingsland Cheerleaders Are On The Move . . . These Football Cheerleaders are full of pep and smiles. They are Laurie Birdsill and Julie Jackson. Scott Lane Stephanie Landess Mina Larson John Latimer David Linde Shane Lothman 114 Mark Lucero Norman Madrid Gwen Martin Connie Martinez Darlene Martinez Stacie McCoy Ladella McCraw Larry Wayne McLemorc Roz Mendenwaldt Mark Miller Shannon Miller Donna Moore Tony Morgan Greg Nelson Kelli Nelson Greg Odell Billy Ortiz David Orr And Going Strong Lori Gibson and Beth Barnes were this year’s 7th grade basketball cheerleaders. They were active and always ready to go for action. 115 Bert Padilla Joel Padilla Priscilla Padilla Anthony Perez Della Perez Scott Petty Cheryl Pieratt Christina Poindexter Iva Powell Jerry Powell Mike Price Jody Quesenbury Cathy Rackley Philip Ramirez Todd Ramirez Rhonda Redmond George Reust Tommy Reust GJHS welcomes this year’s 7th grade newcomers. We always enjoy seeing new smiling faces. These newcomers arc Raymond Mettling and Heather Johnson. Not pictured arc: Joe Brew- er, Ryan Campbell, Kelly Carroll, Tommy Cater, Timmy Dickey, Mi- chael Giboncy, Terry Morehcad, Larry McLcmofe, Mike Price. Karla Scates, Shad Swedlund, Amy Ver- non, Jimmy Wood, and Nancy Young. 116 Kids arc always having fun and enjoying them- selves. Without friends they would be very lone- ly. What’s fun without friends, anyway? GJHS Welcomes Newcomers Troy Riffel Sandy Ritter Matilda Rodriquez Paul Rodriquez Scott Ronne Anthony Romero Karla Scates Vicki Scheuerman Joyce Serna Phyllis Serna Angela Seymour Jeff Shaffer Jana Sherrill Pat Skalenda Kari Smith Perry Smith Troy Smith Kelly Spirlock 117 The sponsors for the 7th grade class are: Mrs. Costner, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Gribblc, Mrs. Hesscnthaler, Mr. Cornelsen, and Mr. Lynn. We all thank you. Thanks To The Sponsors We’ve Made It Dome Stewart Robert Stokes Toni Strate William Sullivan Shad Swedlund Rich Tanquary Kathy Taylor 118 Rhonda Taylor Rhonda Thomason Shirley Triplett Amy Vernon Sara Villarreal Lyman Wagoner Roger Ward Jeff Wells Randic Wells Tammi Wells Jimmy Wood Tana Wood 119 Friends And Fun 120 Always Go Together %QN3iaJSQN3IMJSaN3iaJSO l lENDSFRIENDSFRIENDSFR i„ COMPETITION Homecoming ’77 Wow! What a big mouth! But she uses that voice to cheer those Tigers on to victory. Mike Ramirez and Cindee Southwick, Track Queen Candidate Why look so sad Bryan? Look at those five good looking girls behind you! Steve Logan and Karri Sherrill, Boys' Bas- ketball Queen Candidate. Homecoming Queen Karen Birdsill, Football Queen Candidate When are they going to take a breath? Chuck Alexander and Karen Birdsill, Football Queen Candidate 123 Friends Make Homecoming Something Special NHS HALL What a hunk! Cindee Southwick, Track Queen Candidate; Shawn Carter, Golf Queen Candidate; Karen Birdsill, Home- coming Queen; Debbie Scott, Girls' Basketball Queen Candidate; and Karri Sherrill, Boys’ Basketball Queen Candidate Having a good time, Linda? 124 You’ve got the cutest little baby face. He’s got legs! Miss Bowling is going to light someone’s fire. Derek Gibson and Shawn Carter, Golf Queen Candidate. Really fire them up! K I’m not just another pretty face. The Homecoming Queen Candidates In sports as in life. If does not matter if you win or lose. It is how.you -play the game. The v o-loss record is'of no importance The main thing is what yod learn fronV times together. Seniors Make Great Friends In Football Dennis Betterton Jeff Boren Curtis Bowers Glen Branson Larry Chancellor Russell Cox Joe Cullop Braxton Dikes Mike Duncan Billy Eagan Keith Farrell Leo Gallegos Andy Gonzales Dennis Grove Keith Hammond Cecil Johnson Dale Kimscy Mickey Love Jerry Mitchell Bryan Phillips Jake Quescnbury Brad Ralstin Kurt Sturdivan Phil Tripp Mark Truitt 127 Juniors Are Always Friends 128 Brad Beckley Mark Betterton Tracy Bowers Kevin Cates Monte Dain John Dale Phil Durbin Frank Francis Brad Gann Terry Glover Joe Hein Todd Houser Asa Howard Rocky Hunter Neil Hyer Mike Kimball Lynn Kottke Todd Macias Earl Mallard Tony Martinez Keith Mason Chris Perkins Rodney Pracht Paul Southwick Sophomore Friendships Are Tested On The Field Garold Anderson Skipper Bachman Brent Bauer Mike Branson Kevin Brcucr Rickey Costner Lane Eaton Richard Farrell Chauncey Hammond Jeff Hays Mike Hays Kenny Huckins Barry Johnson Casey Keenan Michael Nelson Pat Norris Brent Nossaman Kelly Patterson Scott Pieratt Dale Riddle Joe Rodriquez Rhett Schaef Manager, Arthur Freeman, not pictured 129 130 Mark Campbell Clay Frantz Mark Gifford Keith Hammond Dale Kimsey Senior Tigers Work Hard For Basketball Friends In ’78 Steve Logan Oyvid Lanmo Jerry Mitchell Mark Nester Ernest Rudolph Brian Shaffer 132 Brad Bcckley Jay Brown Terry Glover Asa Howard Rocky Hunter Juniors Put Out A Lot Of Effort To Build A Great Friendship 133 Kelly Bowers Robert Dunkerson Lane Eaton Travis Evins Robert Fajen Sophomores Say Competition Makes Friends Arthur Freeman Chaunccy Hammond John Hintcrgardt Jimmy LeGrangc Jesse Lewis Good Training Builds A Great Friendship Between Teammates Don Bowman is the head basketball coach for the Guymon Tigers. This is his fourth year of leading the fighting Tigers to victo- ry. Duane Shaw is the assistant Basketball coach for the Guymon Tigers. This is his second year in helping lead the Tigers to victory. 136 Jr. Hi. Basketball Develops Great Friendship Through Hard Training Practice 137 Lori Foreman Renee Longacrc Debbie Scott Cindcc Southwick Tigerettes Show Spirit Linda Garrison Kelly Holt Dianne Moss Gay Palmer Seniors Cindy Rogers Jana Smith Jana Tripp 139 Heidi Pracht Chris Rook Lenae Schmcling Gayla Smith Sophomores 140 This year’s Tigerette coach is Coach Ray- mond Moss. He’s done a great job, having been head girls' basketball coach for three years. Congratulations, for a successful sea- son. C o a c h e s This year's assistant Tigerette coach is Coach Sue Wade. This is her first year at GHS and has done wonders for the team and spirit. Shawn Carter and Donna Hunter were ’78 Tigerette managers and helped to make it a winning season for those great Tigerettes. 141 142 Hard Work In Track Makes Great Friends 144 This years track runners are: Michelle Schaef, Tawnya McNclly. Tina Lothman. Mel Hunter, Janet Parsley, Marsha Rogers, Jamye Hale, Chris Busby, Mary Iglasis. Tammy Ralston. Pam Pcnncr, Kim Lungsford, Lisa Hampton. Terry Green. Jana Tripp, Cindy Rogers, Karen Nelson, Lori Foreman. Kelly Holt. Donita Teachy, and Renee Longacrc. The coaches arc Coach Moss and Coach Wade. The girls participate in track and field events. 145 Golfers Tee Off To A Good Friendship 147 The golfers for the 1977-78 golf team are: Shawn Carter, Debbie Scott, Val Mrofcza, Kristen Kclting, Cori Imlcr, Heidi Pracht, Lenae Schmeling, and Chelle Flynt. Golf Keeps The Girls Fit And Friendly The Senior golfers are Shawn Carter and Debbie Scott. 148 The golfers for the Junior class are: Val Mrofcza, Kristen Kelting, and Cori Imlcr. Heidi Pracht, Chelle Flynt, and Lcnac Schmeling are the golfers for the Sophomore class. In The Swing Of Things 149 %QN3iajsaN3iajsaN3iajso O 'r'r� IENDSFRIENDSFRIENDSF ' „ ACTIVITIES AT GHS These students really look like they arc involved in what is going on. They were part of the group who helped plan many activities for the student body. They met every Wednesday morning at 8:00. Some had their eyes open and some didn’t, but they still knew what was going on. Who says we need STUCO sponsors? STUCO says they need these two, Mr. Southwick and Mrs. Lee. They are conscientious leaders who are always willing to give of their time, energy, and advice whenever it is needed. To them we say Thanks! High School Student Council Worked Hard To Be Your Friend These officers of STUCO are gathered around the planter since this is one of the major projects for which STUCO is responsible. They were your officers who represented the students in many different ways. The officers for 1977-78 were: Cindee Southwick, president; Lori Forman, vice-president; Angela Lynch, secretary; Asa Howard, treasurer; and Harold Grove, co-treasurer. 151 High School STUCO Makes Friendships Last STUCO has fun in everything they do. They hold dances for the student body’s en- joyment, and these get-togethers arc a good way to make en- during friendships. Wait a minute! This is not a human disposal, it is a trash can, so you can put the trash and litter there rather than on the ground. Put Cindy down and get down to serious business, second hour STUCO representa- Thcsc girls, all STUCO representa- tives, are showing an- other one of their ma- jor projects - the stu- dent directories with every student’s name, address, and phone number listed. Pictured here arc part of the second hour re- presentatives who in- form their second hour what is going on in STUCO. They arc almost ready to show a film to the student body. This is only one of the many activities that the student coun- cil docs for the stu- dent body. Football cheerleaders for 1977-78 were: Tammy Copley, De Dc Dikes, Carla Birdsill, Debbie Hopkins and Gayla Smith. These cheerleaders are full of pep. They enjoy cheering for their teams. Officers for the Pep Club were: Jonnie Castorena, Jana Tripp, Carol Countryman. Cindcc Southwick and Nancy Miller. Others not pictured are: Shawn Carter, Linda Garrison. Michelle Courtney, Dianne Moss, Heidi Pracht, Melody Johnson, Susan Watkins. Cindy Hat- field, Tresa Houck. Rene Longacrc. Nancy Fawcett, Sherri Gibson. Kelley Holt, Beth Pollart, and Lori For- man. This year’s 1977-78 Pep club is mighty in power as it is in spirit for all the teams. 153 Miss Bowling is the spirited sponsor for pep club. She is full of pep for all the teams. Flag girls for pep club this year were: Cindy Hatfield, Mel Johnson, Susan Watkins, and Tresa Houck. They carried the American flag, the Oklahoma flag, and two Guymon flags. They preceded the Tiger games in football and basketball. Linda Garrison was tiger for the foot- ball season. She was always cheering the guys on to victory. This year’s tiger for basketball season was Michelle Courtney. She had a lot of r-r-r in her soul. This year’s 1977-78 basketball cheer- leaders were : Carin Martin. Renetta Reeves, Perri Robison, Lindy Cul- bertson, Karen Birdsill, and Cori Imler. They are always happy and more than willing to support their teams. 154 Congratulations to Kristina Mathis, Vicki Buck, LaParsha Modrick, Jerry Mitchell, Lou Ann Rountree, Chuck Alex- ander, John Clayton, Derek Gibson, Craig Fenton, Jerry Toler, Duane Campbell, Brad- ley Phillips, Bruce Fenton, Claudia Emmett, Erica Rog- ers, Laura Hallford, Paul Nos- saman, David Wolf, Brenda Shaffer, and Lynda Gibson of the High School Stage Band. They stepped forward in 1977- 78 to accomplish advanced goals and maintain high stan- dards. The All-District Band Mem- bers of 1977-78 were Chuck Alexander, Craig Fenton, Tri- sha Faris, Kristina Mathis, Carol Countryman, Lori Heitschmidt, LaParsha Mo- drick, Brenda Shaffer, Bruce Fenton, Laura Hallford, Val Mrofcza, and Debbie Powell. Not pictured was Sandra Goff, Lou Ann Rountree, and Chelle Flynt. Receiving this honor was certainly outstanding!!! Friends With Talent And Ambition . . . That’s Our Band! The Guymon High School Band Officers of 1977-78 were Laura Hallford, President; Derek Gibson, Vice- president; Lori Russell, Secretary; Jonnie Castorena, Treasurer; Bruce Fenton, Senior Representative; Karen Nelson, Junior Representative; Karen Nelson, Junior Representative; and Chelle Flynt, Sophomore Represen- tative. They constantly represented their fellow band members with willingness and pride. Thank you, offi- cers!!! 155 What A Friend We Have Larry Abla Susan Crowder Lynda Gibson Chuck Alexander Lindy Culbertson Sandra Goff Mike Ashpaugh Monne Culbertson Charlene Hallagin Brent Bauer Debbie Davis Laura Hallford Karla Bennett Ginger Dollins Heather Harney Janey Bird Lisa Draper Susan Hartley Sherri Buck Linda Dunkerson Lori Heitschmidt Vicki Buck Brenda Durman Becky Hininger Duane Campbell Lane Eaton Lisa Holly Shawn Carter Kristi Elrod Kelley Holt Jonnie Castorena Claudia Emmett Debbie Hopkins Pam Caudell Patricia Faris Teddy Ikeler Nancy Claycomb Bruce Fenton Leslie Jackson John Clayton Craig Fenton Ricky Jackson Carol Cole Chelle Flynt Kelly Jamieson Debbie Conner Claudette Frittz Neva Jones Kenneth Conner Linda Garrison Tami Jones Carol Countryman Derek Gibson Dana Johnson 156 In These Talented Spirited Musicians! Vicki Kauffman Debbie Powell Rae Sharkey Richard Keenan Debbie Ramirez Jacqueline Smith Kristen Kelting Mike Ramirez Lesa Smith Annette Kennedy Sabrina Ramirez Melody Stewart Connie King Robin Rebne Brenda Stout Amy Lowery Renetta Reeves Roxann Summers Tammy Mason Melody Riffel Marla Turner Kristina Mathis Perri Robison Mary Jane Urias Cindy Miller Cindy Rogers Ronna Vaughn Nancy Miller Erica Rogers Keith Werner Jerry Mitchell Lou Ann Rountree Kim White LaParsha Modrick Lori Russell Dawnya Wicker Val Mrofcza Lenae Schmcling David Wolf Karen Nelson Debbie Schneweis Latayne Bryant Paul Nossaman Daniel Schneweis Bobbie Cooksey Eddie Parsley Brenda Shaffer Jennifer Yates Scott Picratt Brian Shaffer Irma Villareal Bradley Phillips Gayle Shaffer Arthur Freeman Beth Pollart Kay Sharkey 157 The Functions Of Band Branch From The Vice Of Friendship The Guymon High School Band honored and appreciated its qualified drum-majors, Larry Abla and Kristina Mathis, and its talented solo twirler, John Clayton. These unique individuals helped the band to achieve perfection as they used their great leadership abilities. The Guymon High School Band Flaggirls of 1977-78 were Tammy Mason, Karla Bennett, Lisa Holly, Lynda Gibson, Trisha Faris, La- Parsha Modrick, Mel Stewart, Sherri Buck, Moni Culbertson, Susan Hartley, Leslie Jackson, Lindy Culbertson, Dana Johnson, and Debbie Powell. They did a su- per job of flaggin’!! The Guymon High school Tiger Pride Band gives an extra-special thank you to Mr. Jerry Toler and his family for all that they have ever done for the band. They also wish to extend many best wishes for their future. Thanks for being our friends!!!! 158 Traveling Salesmen Charlie Cowell ......... Conductor .............. Harold Hill ........... Mayor Shinn ............ Ewart Dunlop ....... Oliver Hix ............. Jacey Squires .......... Olin Britt ............ Marcellus Washburn .. . Tommy Djilas .......... Marian Paroo .......... Mrs. Paroo ............ Amaryllis ............. Winthrop Paroo ......... Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn Zaneeta Shinn .......... Gracie Shinn ........... Alma H ix .............. Maud Dunlop ........... Ethel Toffelmier ...... Mrs. Squires ........... Constable Locke ....... CAST .....Bryan Phillips, Kent Morrison Jim Rodgers .....................Bryan Phillips .....................Homer Long .....................Brad Ralstin ..................Morgan Wilkinson ..................Gerold Anderson .....................Craig Fenton .....................David Wolf .................... Bruce Fenton .....................John Clayton ...................Paul Southwick ................Lou Ann Rountree .....................Connie King .....................Lisa Cruzan .......................Rick Buck ..................Heather Harney ..................Debbie Ramirez .....................Lynda Gibson ...................Nancy Fawcett .....................Vicki Buck ................LaParsha Modrick ....................Sherri Gibson ...................Jimmy Rodgers We Welcome You To The “Music Man” 159 160 II' Let’s Look At Life Behind The Scenes 161 The Choir Sings Of Friendship To Their Sweethearts. At the annual Choir Sweetheart Banquet usually held near Valen- tine’s Day, Sandra Goff was crowned Choir Sweetheart. The three young lady candidates, all members of the choir, were escorted by young men, also members of the choir. Kent Morrison escorted Sandra Goff; Morgan Wilkinson escorted Heather Harney; and Brad Ralstin escorted Mary Trevino The 1977-78 GHS Choir con- gratulates Choir Sweetheart, Sandra Goff. 162 The Girls’ Chorus was Linda Gibson, Anita Mathis. Kim White, Connie King, Tami Jones, Sherri Gibson, Ginger Dollins, Latayne Bryant, Angela Rice, LaParsha Modrick, Heather Harney, Carrie Wilson, Carol Countryman, Nancy Fawcett, Sandra Goff, and Vicki Buck. The Boys’ Chorus was Kent Morrison, Bruce Fenton, Morgan Wilkinson, Eddie Parsley. Sherman Duffield, Bryan Phillips, Brad Ralstin, John Clayton, Dennis Betterton, Paul Southwick, and their leader, Mrs. Davis. 163 Sponsors for NHS were Mr. Southwick. Mr. Keith. Mr. White, This year’s officers for NHS: Laura Hallford. and Mrs. Lee. We're thankful for all their help and support. pres; Phil Tripp, vice-prcs; Kelli Holt, sec; Cindy Hatfield, treas. National Honor Society 164 The Guymon High School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was involved in a variety of projects to serve the school and community dur- ing the year. The majority of activities revolved around the national FHA project in cooperation with the March of Dimes to educate the public on pre- vention of birth defects. Activities re- lating to this project included a special presentation by the Guymon Chapter at Sub-district FHA Rally; a display in the high school commons area on pre- vention of birth defects and the effect of drugs, alcohol, and smoking on health and pregnancy; distribution of information on health and pregnancy to persons in the school and communi- ty; and attendance of a March of Dimes Youth Conference by chapter representatives. Projects designed to be of service to the community and school included Christmas caroling at Dunaway Man- or, making special tray favors for the local hospital and the manor for var- ious holidays, and giving a Christmas coffee for the high school faculty. In addition to these, special activities were held during National FHA Week such as teacher appreciation day and healthy baby awareness day. Chapter members attended the state FHA Ral- ly in April. Several chapter members achieved special recognition during the year. Among these were Jani Tripp, who was elected sub-district FHA presi- dent, and an outstanding FHA mem- ber was selected on the basis of service to the chapter and participation in chapter activities. 166 The officers of FHA are: Kristen Kelting. trcas.; Lisa Draper, sec.; Brenda Durman. v. pres.; Scott Hasse. reporter; Leticia Villarreal, pres.; Debbie Davis, recreation; and Glenda Gibson, parlimcntarian. FHA Brings Smiling Faces To Everyone! The Art Club Makes Friends Through Art Projects Whal are these peo- ple so happy about? They were chosen to be officers of the art club, and they had a great influence on the club. If something needed done, the offi- cers got together and did it. They are: Da- vid Collvins, presi- dent; Brad Ralstin, sargent-at-arms; Con- nie Campbell, secre- tary; Dennis Grove, vice-president; and Mary Trevino, trea- surer. Bcacusc of the increasing interest in art, and art club was organized this year. The members in this organization had been in art for at least two years, and they showed an unusual crea- tive talent. The art club sponsor was Mrs. Jayne Savage who has been teaching art at GHS for three years. Under her direction the art club planned many interesting projects this year. She is also a conscientious artist and has presented the faculty from time to time with some of her fine artistic exhibitions. 168 V.I.C.A. Is Making Friends Through Job Training This years V.I.C.A. members are Pat Kidwell, Paula Quesenbury, Jimmy Eagan, Mike King, And Paul Stewart. Their instructor is Mr. Cronkhite . . Each has learned the importance of a good job and how to prepare himself or herself for the future. V.I.C.A. is a class for students who want to work and also attend school. They attend actual classes the first half of the day and work the last half. Their superviser, Mr. Cronkhite, confers frequently with the employers of each student. Paul Stewart, Jimmy Eagan, Paula Quesen- bury are enrolled in l.C.T. Each has found a job that will help further his or her occupa- tional training, and at the same time has taught each that work can be an enjoyable experience. 169 Debate is a process which involves reason, logic, application of evidence and speaking to determine the best solution to a stated problem in which both the affirmative and negative sides are advanced by different debate teams. Competition in debate tournaments also includes a variety of individual events: extemporaneous speaking, prose inter- pretation, poetry interpretation, humorous and dramatic interpretation, original and standard oratory. Competition is also held in humorous and dramatic duet acting. Participants in the forensics’ program have travelled to Panhandle State University and Northwestern State Uni- versity. Other tournaments scheduled for this year include Southwestern State University, Central State University, Clinton High School, Ponca City High School, and regional and state tournaments. Debate Makes New Friends And Keeps The Old! 170 N HIGH OCATiON ARPENT CLASS 4 tLE G ructGUmON The industrious workers of the Guymon High School Vocational Carpentry Class of 1977-78 were Mark Gifford, Joe Cul- lop, Steve McAnally, Leo Gallegos, Ter- ry Rowdcn, Cary Thorton, Scott Harp, Steve Lovato, and Randy Orr. 1977-78 Rodeo officers are Russell Cox, reporter; Jana Smith, secretary-treasure; Glen Branson, vice-president; and Steve Logan, president. They have been an energetic group who have endeavored to make this organization one of the most active organizations at GHS, even to the planning of a spring rodeo. Pictured to the right, the 1977-78 Rodeo Club members will always remember the wild and wooly, dusty and dirty, times that they had. 172 FFA officers of 1977 - 78 help uphold the high ideals of FFA. These officers are Kenny Lunsford, treas.; Mike Ritter, vice-pres.; Lcesa Johnson, sec.; Clay Frantz, Sentinel, Mark Campbell, pres.; Todd Lewis, reporter. Heidi Pracht was the 1977-78 FFA Sweetheart who has been active in pep club, FCA, and 4-H, STUCO and NHS. She was vice-pres. of the 4-H Horse Club and has showed quarter horses for five years. This year her mare was named Grand Champion 4-H mare of the State of Oklahoma. Heidi was a sophomore at GHS, and she is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R.L. Pracht. The FFA group was active in showing and caring for their ani- mals; calves, sheep, and hogs; welding gates and building an- other shed to go with their new barn, and at the same time, they learned about electricity since they have wired their new barn sheds. Another important aspect of FFA is learning about all types of livestock judging, and this year they attended the National Live- stock Show in Denver, Colorado. Belonging to FFA is a challenge and a great deal of work with grooming, feeding and generally caring for their animals besides keeping their record books up-to- date. The local chapter of FFA lives up to the old saying that to have a true friend is to be one 174 175 There’s Alot Of Friendship In F.T.A. The FTA members are busy with several projects; the most important of these being a teacher’s aide doing such jobs as bulletin boards, grading papers, recording grades, typing, and, in general, helping the teachers in anyway they can. The friendly faces of your FTA officers for 1977-78 are; Jonnie Castorena, sec; Robin Rebne, vice-pres.; Susan Watkins, pres.; and Dianne Moss, special projects. Other officers not pictured are: Cydni Biddle, treas, and Kristina Mathis, rep.-pub. ch. 176 French Club members for 77-78 are: Angela Lynch, Christine Avril, Melody Johnson, Cindee Southwick, Richard Keenan, Larry Abla, Heather Harney, Cindy Hatfield, Jonnie Castorena, Lori Heitschmidt, Brenda Durman, Lori Foreman, Debbie Connors, Claudette Frittz, Sandra Ronne, Delana Bobbit, Penny Kingsland, and Sponsor-Miss Bowling Activities of French Club included: a French dinner at Van Nort’s house, a Halloween party, and a trip to Tulsa to see Marcel Marceau. Viola. La Groupe De Francais This year’s French Club officers are: Mark Nester- president; Cindy Hatfield-vice-prcsident; Christine Avril-secretary; Keith Hammond-treasurer; and Lori Heitschmidt-reporter. Math Club Makes Could these be our fine, feather-brained friends of Math Club?? Math Club officers who help Mrs. Lee clear the way for ventures into math arc: Richard Keenan, president; Laura Hallford, vice-president; Cindce Southwick, secretary; Bri- an Phillips, treasurer; and Scott Hasse, scrapbook. Members of this year’s Math Club are: Homer Long, Donny Elrod. Larry Chancellor. Bryan Phillips. Richard Keenan, Bradley Phillips, Kyle Van Nort, Mike Hampton, Sponsor-Mrs. Lee, Scott Hasse, Angela Lynch, Laura Hallford, Cindce Southwick. Rcnctta Reeves, Cindy Miller, Christine Avril, Ginger Dollins, and Kim White. One function of the Math Club is the Canteen. Workers include: Melody Johnson, Mike Duncan, Mark Nester, Tammy Pierce, Lori Hcitschmidt, and Angela Lynch. FCA Continues To Make Many Friends In The Lord The boys’ Huddle Captain was Larry Chancellor, and his assistant was Keith Mason. The girls’ Huddle Captain was Renee Longacre, and her assistant was Karen Nelson. The song leaders were Vicki Buck, Karla Bennett, and not pictured Carol Countryman. The FCA sponsors were Coach Buck, Janet Buck, and Coach Johnson. Being a sponsor for an organization is a true test of friendship. 179 The Medical Career officers were: Laura Hallford, Claudette Frittz, Debbie Conner, Ronna Vaughn. The Way To Happiness Is Helping Others — The Goal Of Medical Careers Club Laura Hallford, Brenda Durman, Lisa Draper, Shona Sample, Claudette Frittz, Lori Heitschmidt. Debbie Conner. Jim Leer, Ronna Vaughn, Terry Schnciwcis, and Sponsor, Art Durks made up the Medical Careers Club this year. 180 Sheila Gloden, Debbie Schneweis, Cori Imler, Carin Martin, Cathy Schuette, Mrs. Wolgamott, Den- nis Betterton, Mrs. Nelson, Har- old Grove, Lynn Kottke, Shawn Lewis, and Kathy Kletccka were this year’s library aides. During the day they check in and out books, check in and out maga- zines, and keep the library in gen- eral order. Library Club Is Working Hard To Help You Mrs. Nelson is the librarian for the high school library. Mrs. Wolgamott is the library secretary. 181 vsQN3iajsaN]injsaN3iajso CO J’ 'RIENDSFRIENI SFRIENDSF� ' .. ACTIVITIES AT GJHS Friends Are The Answer To Junior High STUCO Your hard-working sponsors arc the ones who watched over the meetings and made sure all was running well. They are the ones you need to go to if you would like to see something done since they always welcome ideas. They are very proud of the things that have been made available for the students. Some of these things are: the canteen, dances, and a student-teacher relation- ship. Your sponsors are: Mr. Cornelson, Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Jett, Mrs. Cornelson, and Mrs. Gribble. These are your homeroom representatives. They attend each meeting and then report back to their first hour class and inform them what is going on. These students arc very impor- tant for STUCO. Without these STUCO Representatives, the student body would not be informed about what is going on. 183 A canteen was made available by the STUCO so students could purchase school supplies at their convenience. Students ran the can- teen one hour each day during his or her assigned time. We just happened to catch Russell Behne running it before school. Pictured here were the Junior High STUCO officers. They were: Craig Wood, preident; not pictured, Steve Flynt, vice-president; not pictured, Lcsa Cox, secretary; and Tina Jamieson, treasurer. These ambitious officers held organized meetings, planned dances, made sure the student canteen was always open, and anticipated many other activities. The backbone of every club is the elected representatives who voice the wishes of the group they represent. This group pictured here were the presidents of each of the clubs that were in the Junior High. They attended the meetings of the STUCO and reported back to their clubs. If something needed to be done, they got people to help out. Without these people, the STUCO would not have been successful. To them we give a big THANKS!!! This STUCO 184 R£Sh I? V!; Ij ...c -1dtt6 L� Anv 13«: c 1.13 v r I. 185 This year’s football cheerleaders were: Laurie Birdsill, Lisa Wing, Tina Lothman, Kelli Wilson, Julie Jack- son, and Carolyn Long. These girls kept their football team’s spirit alive. They were always ready and going strong. Beth Barnes, Liz Petty, Mitzy Peter- son, Annette Bence, Lori Gibson, and Yvette Fuentes were this year’s basketball cheerleaders. They were always on the move to support their basketball teams. GJHS Pep Club Really Shows Spirit This year’s pep club sponsors were Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Keaton, and Miss Butler. 186 The Bands Organize Their Program Well With Qualified Officers, Talented Twirlers, And Demanding Drum Majors Officers of Jr. High Band are: Tina Jamieson, Stacy Powell, and Kim Clark. These girls have done a fabu- lous job this year for the Jr. High Band. Stacy Powell was the Junior High Drum Majorette and Kim Lunsford was the twirler. In the bot- tom picture Tina Huckins. Toni Strate and Kari Smith were twirlers. and Philip Ramirez was Drum Major. Jr. High Band Accents Our Friendships 188 With Musical Highlights! 18S Junior High Choir Is Alive With The Sound Of Friendship it i 190 All of these fine students are the seventh grade initiates and past and present 8th grade initiates. Congratulations to all of you! 191 Officers for NJHS were Russell Behne, president; Craig Wood, vice-president; Stacy Powell, secretary; and Jim Rhoads, treasurer. Scholarship Character, Leadership, Citizenship, And Service Builds Lasting Friendship! 192 FHA Creates New Friends! Jr. High FHA have accomplished some outstanding work this year with their varied projects. In the area of personal improvement a Mary Kay consultant, Mrs. James, helped the girls with their self improvement. Some of the projects these girls have achieved this year are in the areas of: careers, gifts for the elderly, socials such as a tea for their mothers, and prevention for the cruelty to animals. 193 194 This year’s Spanish Club is busy making God’s Eyes. Members of Spanish Club are: Priscilla Padilla, De- dee Hasse, Tana Wood, Ronda Hasse, Andrew Lovato, Ronny Martinez, Tracy Hamilton, Sam Fouquet, and Pat Skalanda. C©v ne Hove S p«n!sV Fun Urtkr'X 4 The Spanish Club offi- cers are all gathered around a sombrero, which they have learned is a type of hat worn in Mexico. This year’s offi- cers are: Ronny Mar- tinez, President; Ronda Hasse, Vice-President; Andrew Lovato, Secre- tary; and Dedee Hasse, Treasurer. 195 The ninth grade students involved in Science Club are: Steve Stealey, Liz Petty, Kim Porter, Dian- na Patterson, Tina Ja- mieson, Dedee Hassc, Jamye Hale, Stacy Powell, Paul Shaffer, Craig Wood, and Meg Lee Grice. The eighth grade club members are: Greg Downs, Steven Clark, Kevin Unruh, Jcf Fowler, Kari Thomas, Sverrir Stone, Jim Rhoads, Steve Flynt, Tim Rawls, Gary Farrell, Lisa Peters, and Kelli Wilson. Discoveries Build The ninth grade officers standing with sponsors Mrs. Long and Mr. Tomlinson are: Stacy Powell, president; Dianna Patterson, vice-president; Jamye Hale, secretary; Craig Wood, reporter; and not pictured: Cindy Reeves, treasurer. Lasting Friendships The eighth grade officers standing with Mrs. Long are: Jim Rhoads, president; Kevin Unruh, vice-president; Kelli Wilson, secretary-treasurer; and Kari Thomas, reporter. 1% The Junior High library club made slogan buttons this year as a money making project. Some of their slogan but- tons read, “We’re No. 1,” “Dallas Cowboys, No. 1,” and “Class of ’78”. These but- tons sell for $.50, and the money is used to pay for their trips to the museum at West Texas State Uni- versity, the city li- brary at Amaril- lo, and Channel 7 TV station; they went to Thomp- son Park in the evening. They also visited the P.S.U. library. The sponsors for library club are Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Shaffer. They are the ones who get everything organized and keep the group enthu- siastic. Jr. High Library Is Here To Serve You The officers of the ’77-’78 Junior High library club were Cindy Reeves, Dione Nelson, and Mary Alice Villareal. Other officers were not present. 197 FCA Joins Their Friendships With Love Coach Watkins and his wife were the 1977- 78 sponsors of Junior High F.C.A. Every organization needs a strong backbone. They did their job well!! A special “thanks” goes to the devoted leaders!!! The officers of the F.C.A. chapter at Junior High in 1977-78 were Kevin Elston, Captain; Sverrir Stone, Captain Elect; Jim Bohanan, Secretary; and Jeff Odell, Reporter. For the girls branch the officers were Pam Penner, Captain; Kari Thomas, Captain Elect; Liz Petty, Secretary; and Shari Conner, Reporter. F.C.A. says thank you, officers, for all of your support! 198 Les Cook and A. B. Clay took care of the bus barn and maintenance. Mike Riggs was custodian for the Administration Building, the Band Hut. and the P.E. Building. A1 Walters was a general custodian. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith were jr. high custodians. Not pictured: Marie Sandavol who took care of the jr. high cafeteria. These Are The Smiling Faces Of Our Cooks And Custodians! Betty Stewart, Lucille Karpcnske. Dorothy Trent, Betty White, and Marie Costner were our high school cooks. Also high school cooks were Clyda Gore, Joyce Johnson, Lou Franklin, and Betty Lan- drum. Right: The jr. high cooks were Dorothy Stew- art, Betty Perez, Joyce Williamson, and Leona Bran- num. Thanks to all the cooks and custodians! 199 lENDSFRIENDSFRIENDSFK CO „ BUSINESS WIRTZ LUMBER SUPPLY 3rd and Quinn 338-8555 For the finest in lumber and hardware supplies, call or come by Wirtz Lumber and Supply. The folks here can supply you with materials for any kind of build- ing project from birdhouses to homes. Don’t forget they arc now in their new building. NASH BROS. MOTOR CO. 524 N. Main 338-3301 If you’re dreaming of a beautiful new car or pick-up, Nash Bros. Motor Company is the place to go. They have a complete line of Cadillacs, Oldsmobilcs, Pontiacs, and G.M.C.’s. Joe Mrofcza or Ed Nash will be happy to make a deal with you. BURKE’S T.V. AND MUSIC CENTER 705 N. Main 338-3613 If you’ve looked all around for that Elvis Presley song or that Ted Nugent album, and still can’t find it, Burke’s T.V. and Music Center is the place to look. They also carry record players, tape players, television sets, and musical instruments. WESTERN AUTO 502 N. Main 338-3902 Home owned and operated. Western Auto is the place to go when you need sporting goods, household items, paints, and tools. They stock name brand pro- ducts and you always get friendly, cour- teous service. 201 vi sintik ■ WILLIAMS SHOE STORE 404 N. Main 338-8628 Cydni Biddle and Annette Kennedy know just where to look for shoes that are right in style. Williams Shoe Store is just the place to go. They have a large selection of shoes in a wide variety of sizes. THE SWEET SHOP 413 N. Main 338-2138 Whether you are thirsty, slightly hungry, or ready for dinner, the place to go is the Sweet Shop. Becky and Carin are ready to dish up ice cream, serve cokes, sandwiches, donuts, and treats for you. OTASCO 510 N. Main 338-6424 Larry Wirtz knows that whether he wants a banjo or a lawn mower, the place to go is Otasco. Dale Lewis with a big smile on his face, is always ready to help you. D J STORE 412 N. Main 338-6212 From the look on Nancy Fawcett’s face, she has found just the outfit she has been looking for. Inez Jeffries and the others at the D J Store are always happy to help you make the perfect selection in men’s and women's wear. 202 LATHAM’S HALLMARK 402 N. Main 338-3031 The place to go for all your stationery needs is Latham’s Hallmark. They carry a complete line of Hallmark cards, gift wrapping supplies, and stationery. They also have gifts for any occasion. So, for that special person on that special day, remember Latham’s Hallmark. PANT PARLOR 406 N. Main 338-8614 If you are down in the dumps and your wardrobe needs a lift, go to the Pant Parlor and browse at the latest in women’s fashions. They carry Jack Winter, Collegian, Center Stage, Organically Grown, and Rose Hips. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 424 N. Main 338-3346 You can be sure that your money is safe if it is deposited in the First National Bank. They will take care of all of your financial worries. If you have any money problems, let the First be “first” with your financial problems. 203 PANHANDLE TIRES, INC. 102 N. Main 338-8406 Sheila, Dianne, Terry, and Mike know where to go for the best tires. Panhandle Tires carries tires for big machines, tires for small cars, and tires for all those sizes in between - the tires with great quality- GOODYEAR. DOWNTOWN CONOCO 523 N. Main 338-9942 “Braxton, what arc you doing driving a police car?” No matter what kind of car or pick-up you drive, the folks at the Downtown Conoco will be glad to fill the tank and service your vehicle. MILLER MOTORS 102 S. Main 338-3324 If you want a brand new set of wheels at a fair price, shop Miller Motors. They have a car for everyone. With a friendly atmosphere and courteous salespeople, how can you miss with Miller Motors? WOOLWINE CO. 211 W. 5th 338-8525 For automotive supplies and industrial equipment, make Woolwinc’s the place to go. They have been in business in Guy- mon since 1926. 204 CABLEVISION OF GUYMON 215 W. 5th 338-6730 Cablcvision is serving the Guymon area with one weather channel and several entertainment channels. Enjoy television viewing and listening to good FM music with Cablevision of Guymon. UNITED SUPER MARKET Northridge Shopping Center 338-3826 GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER Hwy 64 N. 338-7624 At Gibson’s Discount Center, you can find everything you need, whether it be ladies’ wear or automotive parts. Gibson's also has your favorite tapes and albums. They also carry a wide range of household goods. THE LUMBER MART 1401 N. Main 338-3344 These young men are just taking a quick break. They enjoy serving you at United Supermarket. United has the finest quality foods, fresh produce, and convenience food at the best prices. The people at the Lumber Mart are always happy to be able to help you. Shawn will help you find the right kind of lumber for your construction project. He’ll also help you find all the hardware you need for all those fix-up jobs around your place. 205 THE HOUSE OF COLOR 711 N. Main 338-7590 COLOR! IT'S ALL AROUND YOU. Color makes any surrounding more enjoyable. At the House of Col- or, you can find paint and wallpaper to match your mood or your planned decor. There is the right color for any project. BIG T FAMILY RESTAURANT 101 Hwy. 64 N. 338-3028 Does a Tastee Burger make your mouth water? How about some nice, golden brown fries? The Big T Family Restaurant is just the place you’re looking for at a price you can afford. 11 QUALITY CLEANERS N.E. 12th 338-8088 I’ll bet Pam is smiling because the folks at Quality Cleaners got that spot out of her band uniform! The folks here will clean your clothes and keep the spots. HAYTER TIRE 103 N. Main 338-8471 Do you want the best tires in town or the sharpest set of wheels? Or do you want the best bargain on tires? Hayter Tire has all of the best deals in town. 206 HENSON’S FUNERAL HOME 501 W. 5th 338-3321 PIERCE-BARNTEE, INC. 409 Hwy. 54 W. 338-8566 For the latest from Dodge, Pierce-Barntcc, Inc. is the place to go. You can find sporty cars, pick-ups, or elegant cars like the one DeAnn and Bobbie are driving. During your time of bereavement, you need someone to take over and lend a helping hand. Leave all your arrangements to those who care- Bunch Funeral Home. JACK’S FRUIT MARKET 1610 N. Main 338-6318 MEDIC PHARMACY 1309 N. East 338-6694 For the freshest fruits and vegetables just off the farm, check with Jack’s Fruit Market. Something new at Jack's is their large selection of house plants, pots, insecticides, potting soils, and peat moss. Pat’s a very smart guy. He knows where to go for all his medicine needs when he doesn’t feel well. Medic Pharmacy also carries a large selection of personal health care items. 207 SPROUSE - REITZ CO., INC. 1406 N. Main 338-3410 The place to go for great bargains and enjoyable shopping is Sprousc-Rcitz. You can find whatever you need from animals to zippers. WALDROP CLEANERS 116 W. 5th 338-7126 Look at that nice clean jacket! If you need something cleaned, you can always depend on Waldrop Cleaners. B B SALES CO. Hwy. 54 W. 338-7701 For any type of farm equipment, welding equipment, or any thing for the farm or ranch, just go to the friendly people at B B Sales Co., your complete supply store. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN. 218 W. 5th 338-3838 The Federal Land Bank handles mort- gage loans or long term loans on farms and ranches. They serve not only Texas County but the surrounding counties of Okla. and Kansas. 208 MASTER FEEDER RT. 1 - HOOKER, OKLAHOMA 7394S, . - rj— PHONE 405-652-2494 I ' I CUSTOM CATTLE FEEDING WITH THE “MASTERS TOUCH 75,000 CAPACITY Russell de Cordova, Mgr. Joe Maxwell, Asst. Mgr. Tommy Tomlinson, Office Mgr. Dr. Robert Lake, Nutritionist W.H. (Steve) Stephenson, Feeder Cattle Directors: H.C. Hitch, Jr. Paul Hitch Clark Willingham Dave Cline Russell de Cordova 209 ON WEST WESTERN WEAR 408 N. Main 338-8219 Arc wedding bells ringing in your future? If so, then you should look over the selection of wedding rings at Wilson's jewclcry. They not only carry wedding rings, but jewelry for every occasion. They also have a nice selection of fine china and silver. BOB PIERATT REAL ESTATE 214 W. 5th 338-6779 When the ski bug bites you, talk to Roger at Hi-Plains Sports Center. He not only carries skis, but he can outfit you and your team for football, basketball, tennis, track, and maybe even ping-pong. At On West Western Wear, you'll find all those western clothes you have been looking for. They carry a fine line of blue jeans, hats, western shirts, boots, and hand tooled leather belts (even with your name on it), so, for the finest in western wear go to On West. WILSON’S JEWELRY 419 N. Main 338-3846 Arc you looking for a house or apartment to move into that you really like, let Bob Pieratt help you. He'll have you and your family in a nice home that fits you and your budget in no time at all. HI-PLAINS SPORTS CENTER 421 N. Main 388-3063 210 THE KITCHEN MART 616 N. Main 338-8413 At the Kitchen Mart in Guymon, you’ll find all the appliances you need to make your lifestyle more comfortable. They have microwave ovens, washers, dryers, refrigerators, and freezers. The mer- chandise that they carry is nothing but the best, specializing in Zenith. Maytag. Tappan and Kitchen Aid. J.M. MCDONALD CO. 405 N. Main 338-8451 Daniel and Debbie know that the place to look for the finest in fashion is McDonald’s of Guymon. They carry women’s, men’s, boys’, and girls’ fashions along with all your baby’s wardrobe needs. BRANSON’S MFG. Hwy. 54 E. 338-2441 If you’re looking for good tillage tools to work your tender young corn, milo and beets, the place to look is Branson’s Mfg. located on Hwy. 54 E. ZELLERS JEWELERS 415 N. Main 338-7017 Whether you’re planning a wedding in the future or you’re just looking for fine jewelery, Zeller’s Jewelers can help you find just what you want. They also have fine silver, china, and other excellent quality merchandise. 211 1007 N.E. 4th A AND M CONSTRUCTION, INC. 338-6573 If you can’t seem to find your dream house already built, then maybe the smart thing to do is to have it built to your specifications. At A and M Construction, they will build your house just the way you want it to be, according to your plans. LOBIT STUDIO 114 N. Oklahoma 338-6072 For the finest in photography, sec Ed Lobit at Lobit Studios. Ed is one of the best professional photographers in this part of the country, who wins many awards and honors every year for his outstanding photography. Without his aid. this 1977-78 edition of the El Tigre Yearbook would not have been possible. A great big thanks, Ed!! 212 PERKINS PETROLEUM, INC. Hwy. 54 N.E. 338-6536 When you sit down and contemplate the necessities of life, the ever- present fuel shortage is frightening. Perkins makes farm deliveries and sells Phillips tires, batteries, and accessories. OLIVER’S SHOE STORE 520 N. Main 338-3212 Oliver’s Shoe Store in Guymon has all of the shoes you need to make your feet more comfortable and more fashionable. They even have the “real Armadillo” shoes. A real Armadillo” would never bite your foot. THE RIB RANCH 714 N.E. 12th 338-5565 The Rib Ranch is a new business in Guymon, but, they have made a good name for themselves. They serve the best in barbecued foods. The spice is just right. Never too hot, and never too mild. Let the Rib Ranch make it just right for you, too. 213 At the City National Bank in Guymon, their job is to see to it that you have a safe place to put your money. If you trust your financial cares to the City National Bank, you will have nothing to worry about. THE CITY NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY THE CITY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. 601 N. Main 338-6561 GUYMON DAILY HERALD 515 N. Ellison 338-3355 Getting the news as it happens directly to the people is the main function of the Guymon Daily Herald. It is concerned with keeping the people of the Panhandle area up-to-date on local, area, state, and national happenings. Dale Hotel HENRY C. HITCH RANCH OFC. 338-8575 Wc at Guymon High School are proud to know that the Henry Hitch Ranch, Inc. is a firm backer of our community. The Hitch family represents not only our past, but also our future. SUBURBAN TWIN AND CORRAL DRIVE-IN Hwy. 54 W. 338-3281 At the Suburban Twin and Corral Drive-In, Everett Mahaney and the others arc always glad to welcome you. They know that there is no better way to relax for the evening than to take in a movie. 215 FOWLER OIL CO. Hwy. 54 N.E. 338-3663 Heidi and Meganne arc learning about all the services Fowler Oil Co. offers as Champlin wholesalers. For top quality propane, butane, oil, and gas let Fowler’s supply you. HAYDEN FEED SEED CO. 124 N. Quinn 338-6789 To get the best food for your farm ani- mals and to keep them healthy and hap- py, shop Hayden Feed and Seed Co. TJ. Hayden and the folks at Hayden Feed and Seed will be glad to serve you. HINCHEY FORD, INC. Hwy. 54 E. 338-8423 Looks like Donna and Melba found their dream car. The place they found it was Hinchey Ford-where else! You’re sure to find your dream car, too. Stop in and talk trade at Hinchey Ford today! 216 ODELL’S BARBER SHOP 419 N. Main 338-6833 ED’S CARPETLAND 715 N. Main 338-7154 For the finest and best hairstyling in town go to Odell’s. If you want something groovy to impress your girlfriend or short to please your mother, the people at Odell’s will style your hair just right. Looks like Eddie and Janet are looking for some new carpet to sink their toes into. They’ve come to the right place Ed's. Ed’s has carpeting, bean bag chairs, beds, and beautiful lamps to add to the decor of your home. LONG’S INSURANCE AGENCY 110 E. 5th 338-3341 With David, Carl, Roger and Homer you can depend on Long’s for all your insurance needs. They arc all ready to help you with any type of insurance, home, liability, fire, auto, or any other type you may need. They arc a hometown business, having been answering your insurance needs since 1922. 217 ■ PANHANDLE TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. 603 S. Main 338-2556 Panhandle Telephone is a logical place to find teenagers when you consider the time we spend talking on the telephone. Panhandle Telephone provides service to most of the rural Panhandle area. AL JACKSON CHEVROLET INC. 122 W. 5th 338-2571 Hwy. 64 N. 338-8446 Ricky knows where to get a new '78 car, and at Al Jackson's you can get the best deals on new '78 Chevys. If your old clunker needs a tune-up. go to Jackson’s for all those repair jobs. WESTERN TRIO CATTLE CO. Dale Motor Hotel 338-8473 Western Trio Cattle Co. sells cattle funds, in other words, they buy cattle and feed them out at Hitch’s Feed Yards for investors all over the country. Rex Strain is one of the friendly people you will talk to when you let Western Trio buy and sell your cattle for you. CLAYCOMB BATTERY ELECTRIC CO. 409 N.E. 4th 338-7110 Tracy and Johnny are watching their dad charge up a battery. They can repair all electrical equipment and even repair that lawn mower . When you are ready to get that ever present summer job done. They will really charge you up! 218 Hotel Dale MASTER COMMODITIES, INC 338-8503 Are you as confused as we are? If you need advice on the grain and livestock commodities, and who doesn't with the market the way it is these days, why not ask the people at Master Commodities to help you with any questions you might have or help you invest your money wisely in future commodities. JAMES AERIAL SPRAYING 1424 N. Oklahoma 338-8075 At James Aerial Spraying, their business is spraying the farmers’ crops so that they may produce the best quality food for you-thc consumer. 219 802 NE 6th ADAM’S HARD-FACING CO. 338-3326 These people know that quality, service, and hometown dependability can can only be found at Adams Hardfacing. Adam’s is the largest implement and tillage tool supplier of the western United States. CLINIC PHARMACY 421 Medical Dr. 338-3339 Amy, Laura and Rodney know where to go for dependable pharmacists. You can always depend on them for getting you just what the doctor ordered. If you are looking for a pharmacy you can depend on, Clinic Pharmacy is the one. RED’S BODY SHOP 13103 2 N. Ellison 338-2047 After the winter weather this year your car must need a new body. At Red's Body Shop you’re sure to get the best body for your car. Just ask De Ann and Gay. Be nice to your car, go to Red’s. 220 HOUSER AGENCY 1001 N. Main 338-6589 The Houser Agency continues the Tiger Pride tradition with Tiger Todd Houser, Class of '79, wishing the Class of '78 much success. Also, don’t forget the personal service Houser's Insurance Agency offers for all your insurance needs. WILSON’S JEWELRY 419 N. Main 338-3846 Arc you looking for a beautiful diamond for your best gal? Or just looking for some pretty jewelry? At Wilson's jcwclcry they can help you find whatever your heart desires. They also carry a fine selection of silver and china. A AND E MOBILE HOMES Hwy 54 NE 338-8553 If you are just settling down or need a change of lifestyle, maybe a mobile home is the answer to all of your questions. At A and L Mobile Homes, you will find the mobile home you have been dream- ing of. 221 TEXAS COUNTY FEED YARD, INC. Hwy. 54 E. 338-7714 Texas County Feed Yards is a very important business in the Panhandle area. The farmers and ranchers in the area are grateful to Texas County Feed Yards for their dependable computerized service. I JTRICITY... 'ISE USE , SAVES | - MONEY I HOMESTAKERS, INC. 1102 N. Main 338-2531 Let Jim Jamieson at homestakers. inc. help you find your dream house or that perfect piece of land to build your own home on. At, homestakers. inc., you'll also find a homeowners insurance policy to suit your needs. To the people in the Panhandle area. Southwestern Public Service provides a very necessary service. They provide dependable electrical service to all the people in our area. SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE, CO. 501 N. Ellison 338-6511 222 GUYMON FURNITURE 621 N. Main 338-7201 Looks like Brenda and Brian are happy and very confortable on the nice sofa. You’re sure to find the right sofa or any other piece of furniture to suit your taste at Guymon Furniture. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 114 W. 5th 338-8584 Dianna looks like she needs some help with her insurance and she knows the place to go is Farm Bureau. For your insurance needs you can depend upon Don at Farm Bureau Insurance, who car- ry all kinds - fire, life, health, crop, hail, and homeowners. AMMAl 3DUCTS MATHIS OIL CO MATHIS OIL COMPANY Hwy. 54 W. 338-3916 Kathy and Krisina are high on the qual- ity of Mathis Oil Co. Mathis Oil is a distributor of Gulf Products. They will take care f your needs with friendly ser- vice. NORTHWEST SERVICES, INC. 1402V4 N. Roosevelt 338-7777 Pat is standing next to one of the big trucks used by Northwest Services to show us that they’re ready to repair your drilling equipment. If you need any help, just call the friendly people at Northwest Services. US V CARVER SEED SALES 119 SW 2nd 338-8090 For the finest corn and milo seeds and NC+ Hybrids come to Carver Seed Sales. Farmers in the Panhandle area are grateful for this new shop. 304 N. Main 338-6068 If you’re looking for the “thing with two wheels which is called Kawasaki or Honda, the place to go is the Kawasaki Cycle Center. Nancy must have just found the Kawasaki she has always dreamed of. ALLEN’S INC. 122 E. 5th 338-6538 Your field isn’t getting enough water? Stop in at Allens and see the crew. They'll take care of your need fast and efficiently. 224 LONGBOTHAM WHOLESALE, SftMJPim.--.: 6 722 0 Yi 114 W. 4th INC. 338-6131 Longbotham’s Wholesale has all of those goodies that you want to buy in quanitity. They will sell you candy, cigarettes, picnic supplies, and office supplies. FLOWERS, PLEASE 414 N. Main 338-8344 For the prettiest, freshest flowers in town. Flowers, Please has it all. Whether you arc looking for a homecoming corsage for your sweet- heart or floral arrangements for your approaching wedding, the folks at Flowers, Please know what you need. INDEPENDENT HARDWARE 120 W. 10th CO. 338-7234 Kevin and Kenny know that for the best hardware in town, they should go to Independent Hardware. They have tools, ladders, plumbing supplies, tile, and those special gifts for the bride or new home. J R MEXICAN FOOD 228 W. Hwy 54 E 338-7912 J R Restaurant is a fine place to go for an evening when you want nothing but the finest Mexican food. The service is excellent and the food is exceptional. PETTITT OIL CO. Hwy. 54 E. 338-7550 Mike knows the Pettitt Oil Company is the area wholesale Texaco dealer. Don Pettitt is ready to provide you with gas and all Texaco products, remember you can trust the man who wears the star - The Texaco Star. DAVIS CONSTRUCTION, CO. Rt 2 338-6124 Debbie and her brother Dennis are on a road grader owned by Davis Construction. This is one of the pieces of heavy equipment needed for tailwater pits, dams, field leveling, or any type of dirt construction a farmer or rancher might need. GUYMON ENGINE SERVICE Hwy. 54 W. 338-8211 If your engine needs repairs the place to go is Guymon Engine Service. These girls know that for fast reliable service they can depend on Guymon Engine Service. 226 GUYMON COCA-COLA CO. 504 E. 4th 338-6448 Looks like Kenny and Kevin are taking a Coke break. Mr. Huckins is a fine distributor and coke is good anytime of day. So for the real thing, look for the best: Coca-Cola. n ERMA’S MOBILE HOMES 105 S. May 338-8821 If you are looking for quality, then you are looking for a Lancer or Marlette in mobile homes. Living in one of these homes is LIVING with luxury and until you have gone in and let Erma or Jim “trade you out of anything” then you have not seen Mobile home living at its best. 227 PIZZA HUT North Hwy 64 North 338-8352 South Hwy 54 E 338-3818 Have you tried the new Super Supreme Pizza? Or, maybe your taste runs more to their delicious cavatini, spaghetti, or hot sand- wiches. They also have a tempt- ing salad bar if you prefer to dine on light foods. Whatever your taste, you should “let yourself go to the Pizza Hut.” MR. BURGER North 418 N.W. 21st 338-7973 South Hwy. 54 E. 338-8929 If you are hungry for a nice, juicy hamburger or a bunch of hot, crisp french fries, Mr. Burger is the place to go. They have two handy locations to serve you best. 228 RIGBY AIRMOTIVE Guymon Air Park 338-6838 FARR BEHER FEEDS Guymon Industrial Park 338-8511 Rigby Airmotive, rent planes to experienced pilots, or if you don’t For Feedlot Specialists go to Farr Better Feeds. They know just what have your wings yet, they will charter your flight for you. They will your cattle need, also teach you to fly your plane so you can be experienced. SWIFT AND COMPANY Hwy. 54 E. 338-3311 One of Guymon's most important industries and an asset to its financial growth is Swift and Company. They provide Grade A meat to many areas of the U.S. as well as jobs for families of the Guymon area. The people of the Panhandle Area say “Thanks to the people at Swift and Co. 229 THE CHURCHES OF THE GUYMON AREA HAVE JOINED TOGETHER THROUGH THE MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT Panhandle Bible Center 1901 N. Lelia Church of God 401 N. Roosevelt The Church of the Nazarene 802 N. Roosevelt Foursquare Church 621 N. Quinn St. Peter Catholic Church 707 N. Ellison Trinity Lutheran Church 1212 N. Crumley Assembly of God 804 NE 12th Wesleyan Church 101 S. Lelia Free Will Baptist Church 1502 N. Beaver Seventh Day Adventist Church Corner of 17th and East First Baptist Church 601 N. Academy Presbyterian Church 310 W. 7th Trinity Baptist Church 301 S. Main Glen Rose Community Church First Christian Church 802 N. Quinn Straight Christian Church 210 THE 1977-78 EL TIGRE STAFF OWES A GREAT BIG THANKS TO JOAN COSTNER FOR ALL THAT SHE HAS DONE FOR US THIS YEAR. SHE HAS MADE OUR WORK EASIER AND MORE ENJOYABLE, TO JOAN FROM US - THANKS!! Guymon Sewing Center 509 N. Main 338-7611 Kirby Sales and Service 316 N. Main 338-6014 Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant 617 N. Main 338-6596 The Shaklee Shop 613V4 N. Main Ingland's Men's Shop 516 N. Main 338-2163 Gene Boren Plumbing 1010 N. Main 338-3770 231 Juanita’s Candles, Flowers and Gifts 104 S. Perkins 338-8145 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs