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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

1980 El Tigre Reflections Volume XXXV Guyijion Senior High And Junior High Box 1307 Reflecting Back On The Memories Of The Whole School Are The Members Of Publications Advisor .... Editor ....... Asst. Editor Senior Editors Business Editors Sports Editors Photographers Section Editors ..... Peggy Butts . Annette Kennedy ..... Pam Penner . Annette Kennedy Sandra Ronne Mike Smith ... Nancy Miller Shona Sample .. Duane Campbell Nancy Claycomb Mea Wilkinson .....Connie King Greg Downs Nancy Claycomb .....Mike Smith Pam Penner Mea Wilkinson Ginger Dollins Katrina Raymer Robbie Shirley Becky Hensley 3 The Yearbook Staff Reflects All The Great Times Of GHS Reflecting Back Into The GHS Publication’s Year Of Success Someone with whom to share my personal tri- umphs and shedded tears. You were gifted with the ability to give, not only to take. Juniors Learn To Give And Take In Their Victories And Defeats Sophomores Meet Many New Challenges And Many New Faces Their First Year GJHS Recall Their Years Behind And Those Yet To Come We will grow apart and live our separate lives. Then I am content to sit and recall our years together. I will remember you........ as my friend! 9 12 Love Ii We Will Remember Forever i, 13 WARVAR0 Do You Remember . This year God took from us two very special people. On Dec. 9, 1979 Robbi Strutton and John Hintergardt were taken from us. Robbie and John enjoyed life and all that God had given them and were loved by all their friends and family. They will be sorely missed by everyone; may we always reflect on the happy and good things that we remember about them. All who knew and loved them feel they are better people for God’s gift to us for a short time - — Robbi and John. 15 Senior Class Officers LARRY ABLA’S activities during school included band, STUCO, French Club, N.H.S., Math Club, and Drum Ma- jor. He plans to go to college and major in therapy treat- ment. “Abela’s” hobbies are dancing, dragging Main, listen- ing to music, and having fun. Larry’s favorite saying is “Na- Nu, Na-NU.” GAROLD ANDERSEN’S activities during school included football, track, school musical. My Fair Lady.” “Gerad Petterson plans to major in drama. His hobbies include riding bikes, doing English homework, and taking physics tests. His favorite saying is “Wild.” MIKE ASHPAUGH participated in band during school. His future plans are to go to California and become a beach bum. Mike enjoys driving dunebuggies, motorcycles, and chasing wild women. His favorite saying is “If you think I’m crazy now, you should’ve seen me when I was a kid.” CIMARRON ATKINS plans to attend P.S.U. after gradu- ation. His nickname is “Mr. Atkins.” FRANK BACHMAN participated in football, French Club, Ski Club, and golf. “Skip plans to attend college and major in computer sciences. His hobbies include reading and out- door sports. His favorite saying is “Just about ...” TAMMIE BARTELS’ activities during school included FHA and Art Club. Her future plans are to get out of town and later work. “Timothy’s” hobbies are traveling, swim- ming, reading, and being with friends. BRENT BAUER’S activities during school included band, golf, manager of the football team, and Ski Club. His future plans are to attend P.S.U. or OU and then farm. Brent’s hobbies are waterskiing, snowskiing, and riding motorcy- cles. MARY DENISE BELLAR participated in choir, FHA sec- retary, FTA, Girl Scouts, and teacher’s aide. Neci plans to go to beauty school. Bubba enjoys dancing, singing, being with people, and working. “Go for it” is Neci’s favorite saying. CARLA BIRDSILL was in N.H.S., O.H.S., and Who’s Who during school. She was vice-president of her senior class and was a cheerleader. Birdie” enjoys swimming, bike- riding, and skiing. Carla is undecided about her future plans. STUCO, French Club, track, and N.H.S. were JOHN BOARD’S activities during school. John plans to go to college after graduation. He enjoys running. LANA BOBBITT participated in French Club, FHA, ICE, and STUCO representative during school. “Indian” plans to move to the mountains in Colorado. She enjoys listening to cowboy music, cowboy dances, four-wheelin’, horseback riding, washing her Camaro, being with Bill, and her Siberi- an husky. KELLY BOWERS participated in VICA during school. He Elans to move to Oklahoma City and work. Kelly enjoys unting, fishing, and going on long trips. MIKE BRANSON participated in STUCO, ICE, and Rodeo Club. Mike plans to go to college and get rich. His hobbies are music, parties, working on his car, rodeos, and meeting people. His favorite saying is “Hi Gorgeous!” Hunting, riding cycles and trying to avoid being hit on Main are KEVIN BREUER’S hobbies. Football, N.H.S., FCA, track, FTA, and Math Club were Kevin’s activities during school. “Hey yea derelick” is his favorite saying. 18 TERRY BRYAN was in basketball, Math Club, STUCO representative, N.H.S., and OHS. “TB” plans to keep work- ing until he can afford college. Terry enjoys volleyball, tennis, hiking, camping, playing pool, ping-pong, and work- ing on small intricate little things like models. Band, flag girl, class treasurer, STUCO, golf, FTA, N.H.S., and French Club were the activities of SHERRI BUCK during school. Sherri plans to become a technician or a computer engineer. DUANE CAMPBELL plans to attend college or vo-tech school and major in architectural engineering. He partici- pated in band, stage band. French Club, and publications while in school. Baseball, golf, tennis, basketball, racket- ball, football, hunting, and fishing are Duane’s hobbies. To become a mechanic is TOM CARDEN’S future plan. He was active in ICE. His hobbies include cars, music, and skateboarding. “Toni’s” favorite saying is “Get it!” SARA JAYNE BIRD CARTER participated in band, was STUCO representative, and played basketball. “Bird” plans to work after graduation. Her hobbies include water skiing, tennis, and Dennis. BOBBY L. CARVER plans to move to Colorado after fin- ishing school. “Bob” enjoys hunting, watching girls, and motorcycling. BERNARDO CASANOVA plans to drive an eighteen wheeler. Bernie played football during school. He enjoys traveling, listening to music, playing the guitar, sports, and hanging around with his friends. TRACY CAUDELL participated in VICA and basketball during school. Tracy’s future plans are going to a trade school or working. His hobbies are tennis, golf, and trolling for girls. STEVE CHRISTIAN participated in football, track, and French Club. He enjoys water and snow skiing. JAN CHRISTOPHER enjoys volleyball. Her future plans are to travel and then go to beautician school. Her hobbies are swimming, riding cycles, and making Tony and every- one happy. LADONNA CLARK participated in FHA, FTA, French Club, Pep Club, and FCA. Donna Faye’s” future plans are to go to school in Oklahoma City. Her hobbies include snow skiing, water skiing, horseback riding, being with her friends, and laughing. Her favorite saying is “This is so.” NANCY KAY CLAYCOMB participated in band, stage band, office aide. Ski Club, French Club, softball, CYF and editor of the Sr. band paper. “Clancy” enjoys listening to music, photography, drawing, sports, reading, collecting books, and taking it easy. Huh, What?” is Nancy’s favorite saying. BRAD COLLVINS was active in band. He enjoys playing his bass guitar. His favorite saying is You can’t blame a guy for tryin.” KENNETH CONNER was active in band, medical careers, French Club, VICA. and Who’s Who. Kenneth plans to attend P.S.U. and major in accounting or mechanics. His favorite saying is Who really cares. Kenneth enjoys ski- ing, traveling, working on cars, and music. JUDY COSTILLA enjoys skiing, motorcycle riding, and listening to music. Judy plans to attend college and do some traveling. 19 RICKY COSTNER'S hobbies are dragging Main, cycle rid- ing, and girls. He participated in football and speech while in school. His future plans are to goof off for at least a year and then go to vo-tech school. Really?” is Rich’s favorite saying. SUSAN CROWDER'S activities during school were band, French Club, N.H.S. Math Club, Who's Who, and OHS. Her future plans are to attend Pharmacy School at South- western. Her hobbies are listening to music and collecting stuffed animals. Susan’s favorite saying is Excusez moi. LEE CRUZ enjoys goofing off. dragging Main, listening to music, and bugging Mr. White. His favorite saving is Hey freak. ROMONA CULBERTSON participated in STUCO, band. Pep Club, Ski Club, O.S.U. alumni, and Who’s Who, and was a flag girl. Monne plans to go to O.S.U. and major in accounting. Her hobbies include cooking, swimming, ski- ing, dancing! basketball, frisbee, volleyball, and listening to music. KENDALL CULVER participated in football and track. His future plans are to work. Kendall’s hobbies include cycle riding, horseback riding, and hunting. JULIE DAVIS participated in ICE while in school. Her future plans are to go to Florida and marry Kevin. Her hobbies are painting, dragging Main, and Kevin. GINGER DOLLINS’ activities during school included band, publications, and 4-H. Her hobbies include reading, swimming, having a good time, and being with her friends. Ging’s” future plans are to go to school and get married. JOHN DREW’S hobbies are football, basketball, and sing- ing. His activities during school were football, basketball, track, band, choir, and FCA. John plans to study in the field of mechanics. ROBERT DUNKERSON participated in basketball during school. “Dunk plans to become a contractor in carpentry. Robert enjoys baseball, building cabinets, hunting, camp- ing, and fishing. “Striving for perfection is his favorite saying. CRAIG DUNLAP participated in FFA and VICA. He plans to attend college and stuay electronics. His favorite saying is Let's get it. He enjoys water skiing, motorcycling, and hiking. LANE EATON participated in football. He plans to major in business after graduation. He enjoys tennis, pool, foot- ball, running, hunting, fishing, and snow skiing. Lane’s favorite saying is “Who needs ya, buddy!” KIM EDENS is a 12 year senior. Kimbo” participated in choir while in school. She enjoys snow skiing, water skiing, being with friends, being with Smack, and partying. DONNY ELROD participated in FCA, Math Club, football, track, and French Club. His future plans are to attend Okmulgee and become a mechanic. He enjoys cycles and collecting stereo equipment. Donny’s favorite saying is “I didn’t do it.” CLAUDIA EMMETT participated in band, stage band, pit band, NW Honor Band, 5-State Honor Band, N.H.S., OHS, Who’s Who, Math Club. FTA, and Ski Club. Klodzy” Clans to go to college at OU and study medicine. Her hob- ies are snow skiing, swimming, camping, and flirting with the goodlooking guys. BOBBIE SUE ENZ enjoys reading, water skiing, and being with Kelly. “Bert” participated in FTA, FHA, and FBLA. She plans to go to OU and major in medicine. 20 TRAVIS EVINS participated in basketball, French Club, Art Club, Choir, and FCA. Travis plans to go into computer programming or law enforcement. ‘‘Irv” enjoys playing the piano, listening to music, riding horses, skiing, and swim- ming. His favorite saying is “Oh, Great!” ROBERT FAJEN’S hobbies are water and snow skiing, playing football, and tennis. He participated in N.H.S., FCA, Who’s Who, French Club, football, basketball, and Ski Club. Robert’s future plans are to go to OU and become a mechanical engineer. Bob’s” favorite saying is “You low- life twerp.” RICHARD FARRELL was active in N.H.S., OHS, STUCO, Math Club, weight lifting, track, football, and sleeping. Rech’s” future plans are to get a date and cause a nuclear accident. Some of his hobbies are running, reading, soccer, complaining, painting, and making bombs. His favorite say- ing is “Too Righteous. Band, Pep Club, and Publications are MARLA FENTON’S activities during school. Merl plans to go to trade school after graduation. Her hobbies include marriage and Fixing up her house. Her favorite saying is “You ole hefer.” DAWN MICHELLE FLYNT participated in stage band, band, basketball, golf, French Club. STUCO, and Who’s Who. Chelle’s future plans are to attend CSU. Her hob- bies are being around people and laughing a lot. Her favor- ite saying is “Hang in there.” ART FREEMAN participated in football, basketball man- ager, golf, French Club president. Ski Club, FTA, and FCA. “Woody” plans to attend OSU or live in the mountains and become a ski bum. JENNIFER FUSSELL’S activities during school were band, STUCO, stage band, COE, FBLA, Pep Club, Choir, French Club, and Art Club. J.J.” plans to stay home and be a good housewife. Jennifer enjovs playing the piano, singing, working, and taking care of Alan. Her favorite say- ing is Freeky noodles. DONALD GROVE enjoys working and riding bikes. Don” is undecided about his future. CHRISTINA GROVES' hobbies are roller skating, going to concerts, and sunbathing. “Krisy’s future plans are to get out of school and be happy. Band, Pep Club, and Band newspaper were CHARLENE HALLAGIN’S activities during school. Chuck” plans to work and goof off for a while. Softball, swimming, collecting records, and dancing are Charlene’s hobbies. CHAUNCEY HAMMOND’S activities during school were STUCO president, Math Club, French Club, N.H.S., OHS, football, basketball, and track. His future plans are to be- come an aeronautical engineer. His hobbies include hunt- ing, reading, writing, ana bowling. MIKE HAMPTON’S activities during school were Math Club, STUCO, track, French Club, and Who’s Who. Mi- chael Mouse plans to attend OU or OSU and become an engineer. His hobbies include playing tennis, snow skiing, and riding bikes. His favorite saying is Hey Bobo!” SCOTT HARP participated in VICA during school. His future plans are to work and travel. He enjoys partying. SUSAN HARTLEY’S future plans are to attend college. Her activities during school were Art Club, band, flag girl, and basketball. Suzi Q’s” hobbies are playing basketball, tennis, riding horses, and bike riding. Susan’s favorite say- ing is “Oh ya, is that right! JEFF HAYS’ future plans are to attend Southwestern or lead a life of crime and maybe break into politics. He par- ticipated in FCA, track, football, and French Club. “Red’s” hobbies are hiking, running, watching girls, and having a good time with friends. 21 MIKE HAYS participated in football, track, FCA, and Ski Club. His future plans are to become a welder. Hoot” enjoys water skiing, motorcycles, and hunting. ROY HEITSCHMIDT plans on going to college. His activi- ties during school were FFA and 4-H. “H”s hobbies are judging steers and skiing. BILLY HELM’S activities during school were FFA and Rodeo Club. Bill’s future plans are to go to college and then drive a truck. His favorite saying is “You drut!” EARL HELM’S activity during school was Rodeo Club. “Crash plans to become an operator or a welder. His hob- bies are girls and dancing. Earl’s favorite saying is “You’ll always wish you should nave.” JOHN HINTERGARDT participated in STUCO and choir during school. “Space plans to travel and to attend college. He enjoys partying and motorcycles. John’s favorite saying is Where’s the party?” PENNY HOBSON was active in band. She enjoys painting, hiking in the mountains, sewing, and watching the sun set. Her future plans are to go to nursing school. BILL HOGUE’S activities during school were track and debate. His favorite saying is Man is as good as his word. Bill’s hobbies are fixing old cars, motorcycles, and chasing girls. “Ever Last plans to go to college and become a radiologist. SCOTT HOLMES plans to be a feed yard manager or a rancher after completing school. His hobbies include riding cycles and playing football. CYNTHIA JANELLE HOLZRICHTER’S future plans are to get married and be an airline hostess. Cindy participated in FHA, Choir, and VICA. TRESA HOUCK was in FHA, NHS, and Who’s Who. She was flagger for Pep Club, treasurer of FTA, and secretary of French Club. “Half-Pint’s” future plans are to attend col- lege. Her favorite saying is “Spiffy keen.” KENNY HUCKINS plans to go to college at OSU. His activities during school were class president. French Club, football and weight-lifting. Huck’r enjoys listening to mu- sic, driving his Spitfire, and playing tennis. GARY IKELER plans on going to Alaska and hunting polar bears. His hobbies are playing the bass and watching wom- en. Gary’s favorite saying is Take it easy.” KELLY JAMIESON plans to go to college, have fun, and get away from Guymon for a while. Kelly enjoys playing volleyball, walking, swimming, riding horses, driving around, and partying. Her favorite saying is “Let’s just take it easy.” DEAN JOHNSON participated in football, golf, and bas- ketball. Duke’s future plans are to go to college or work. His hobbies are snowskiing, motorcycles, and singing. “The cattle are prowling” is his favorite saying. GALEN JOHNSON enjoyed model ship building and play- ing ditch'em. Galen hopes to manage a store after gradu- ation. 24 DIANNA JONES participated in Pep Club, French Club, ICE, VICA, and FHA during school. She plans to attend Colorado State and become a probation officer. ‘•Redneck enjoys dancing, friends, and talking. Her favorite saying is “Whatever.” TAMI JONES participated in band, Choir, 4-H, Big Broth- er-Big Sister, Glee Club, Pep Club, and Nazarene Youth Group. She also was secretary of FBLA. GAYLYNN KAMMERZELL participated in VICA and FHA while in school. Her hobbies are horseback nding, motorcycle riding, tennis, and singing. “Sugar Foot” plans on going to college at OU. Her favorite saying is “Let's kiss ana malce up.” ROBIN KARR'S future plans are to become a nurse. Her hobbies include riding motorcycles and all sports. Robin’s favorite saying is “You know what I mean?’ VICKI KAUFFMAN’S activities during school were band, FTA, FHA. STUCO, French Club, and Who’s Who. Her future plans are to go to college. “Vic’s” hobbies are talking, piano, cooking, being with friends, eating, laughing, and having fun. CASEY MAX KEENAN participated in football and track while in school. His hobbies are hunting, swimming, motor- cycle riding, boating, and being with good friends. Casey's favorite saying is “You derlick.” CHARLOTTE ANN KEITH’S future plans are to work on a farm. “Wildwoman enjoys riding horses, fishing, fighting with the boys around the farm, horses, and being with animals. Her favorite saying is “Shut your mouth! ANNETTE KENNEDY was active in French Club, FTA, N.H.S., band, Publications, Pep Club, Who’s Who, and CYF. Bob enjoys bike riding, swimming, working, being with her friends, goofing off. playing the piano, and reading. Annette plans to attend college after graduation. Her favor- ite saying is “You’re quite the woman.” PAT KIDWELL participated in VICA. His future plans are to work and go to Alaska. His hobbies are riding cycles, stock cars, hunting, fishing, and flying. His favorite saying is “Hey now check it out. CONNIE KING participated in choir, publications, 4-H, and band while in school. Her future plans are to go to college and become rich and famous. Chun” enjoys skiing, singing, horseback riding, swimming, tennis, and being witn friends. PAT KING plans to travel after graduation. His hobbies are riding motorcycles, working on his car and listening to loud music. Pat was active in VICA. CHRIS KLARE enjoys motorcycles, hunting, listening to music, going to concerts, and doing nothing. Chris was ac- tive in ICE. His future plans are to get a good job and live a peaceful life. CURT KURIYAMA’S activities during school were ICE, VICA, Art Club, and band. His future plans are to become a famous musician or go to trade school to become a chef. Tencer” enjoys going to rock concerts, loud music, party- ing hard, getting into trouble, playing the drums, and fish- ing. His favorite saying is “I thin it’s time.” JIM LEAR participated in FFA, Medical Careers, and Ex- plorer Post. He plans to go to vo-tech school and then open his own shop. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, working on his pickup, and going to Balko. Jim’s favorite saying is “No kidden. JIM LEGRANGE participated in French Club, basketball, golf, and FCA. J.T.’s future plans are to go to college. His hobbies are skiing, baseball, tennis, and music. His favorite saying is What’s happening? 25 TODD LEWIS was active in Rodeo Club, FFA, and Boy Scouts. He plans to farm and ranch or go to college and study veterinary medicine. Riding horses, roping, hunting, and working with livestock are Todd’s hobbies. JESSE LEWIS plans to go to Okmulgee and become a mechanic or an electrician. His hobbies include riding mo- torcycles, working on cars and machinery, riding snowmo- biles, camping, and hackpacking. STEPHEN LOVATO was active in FFA during school. He plans to go to vo-tech school after graduation. Stephen’s hobbies include going to tractor pulls, rodeos, and watching television. LORAINE LUCERO’S future plans are to become a nurse. Her activities while in school were CYO and president of Bible Study. “Muper Sam’s” favorite saying is Kook-A Monga.” Her hobbies are photography, swimming, and dancing. RUSSELL LUCERO plans to become a rock-n-roll man- ager. “Bo” enjoys music, concerts, sports, and partying. Russ’ favorite saying is “Yeh you’re right.” LAWRENCE MARQUEZ participated in basketball, foot- ball, FFA, baseball, music, and VICA. He plans to go to vo- tech school and become a welder or diesel mechanic. Weight lifting, hunting, boxing, listening to loud music, and drag- ging Main are his hobbies. His favorite saying is “O’Boy, another day of English!” ANDY McGEE participated in French Club, FTA, NYF, Medical Careers, Who’s Who, and Tiger Guard. He plans to attend college and major in computer programming. He enjoys tennis, and snow skiing. RANDALL McPHERSON’S future plans include going to college and majoring to be a veterinarian. Randall’s activi- ties during school were Rodeo Club and FFA. His hobbies are reading, cycles, and learning about classic cars. CINDY MILLER was active in band, flag girl, French Club, FTA, FHA, N.H.S., OHS. and Who’s Who. Cindy enjoys swimming, skiing, dancing, talking, going places, and both- ering Mr. Camp and Coach Bowman. “Wilt” plans to attend OU. HUGH MILLER’S future plans are to be an automotive mechanic. Hughbert” enjoys hunting, riding horses, chas- ing girls, and running around. Hugh’s favorite saying is “Ask me if I even care!” N.H.S., FTA president, STUCO, band French Club, and golf were NANCY MILLER’S activities during school. “Golden plans to become a pharmacist. She enjoys read- ing, working, and being with friends. DARLA MOORE enjoys snow skiing, listening to music, and talking to people. Her future plans are to attend college and major in business and music. Darla's activities during school were COE and girls chorus. KATRINA NAIFEH plans to attend college at Tulsa Uni- versity. Trina” was in OHS, Who’s Who, STUCO, and French Club during school. Katrina enjoys eating, laughing and talking. KYLE NELSON’S activities during school included foot- ball, N.Y.S., French Club, FCA, and Math Club. His future plans are to attend OSU and become an engineer. His hob- bies are hunting with Michael, Lane, and Chauncey and takin’ it easy. MICHAEL NELSON’S activities during school were foot- ball, track, UMY, ETA, and Explorers. Bones’” future Elans include attending college and maioring in forestry. [is hobbies include hunting, fishing, and tennis. His favor- ite saying is “You’re disgusting.” 26 JEFF NEWCOMER’S activities during school included band and debate. His future plans are to become an oph- thalmologist. His hobbies are listening to music, playing the piano, running, and playing tennis. His favorite saying is “Make love not war.” BRENT NOSSAMAN plans to go to OSU and study in nuclear physics. He participated in N.H.S., French Club, Who’s Who, football, track, and weightlifting. “Nost’s” hobbies are water skiing, music, sports, and making bombs. Brent’s favorite saying is “Too Righteous.” VINA R. PATEL’S future plans are to attend P.S.U. Her hobbies include reading, playing tennis, watching T.V., and movies. KELLEY PATTERSON participated in football. He plans to go to business school or college. Kelley enjoys riding motorcycles, and chasing girls. ROGER PECK participated in VICA. His favorite saying is “A spoonful of mustard makes the world go around.” Rog- er’s future plans are to become a physical therapist. His hobbies are swimming and jogging. JULIE PERKINS participated in Art Club during school. Her future plan are to move to the mountains and go to college. “Perk’s hobbies are concerts partying, snowskiing, ceramics, painting, drawing, and being with friends. RICKY PETERS’ future plans are farming and ranching or going to college. His hobbies are riding horses, roping, and working on his pickup. His favorite saying is “Bull! Band, pit band, stage band, OHS, president of N.H.S., Who’s Who, Math Club, FTA, French Club, and STUCO were BRADLEY PHILLIPS’ activities during school. “BRDA” plans to attend ECU. His favorite saying is “Who am I to say?” SCOTT PIERATT participated in STUCO. FCA, FTA, N.H.S., French Club, Ski Club, football and golf. His future plans are to attend O.S.U. and major in accounting. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, snow and water skiing, and motorcycle riding. BETH POLLART participated in FHA, STUCO, Who’s Who, band, flag girl, and French Club. Her future plans are to attend college. Beth enjoys water skiing, swimming, horseback riding, and cooking. During school HEIDI BETH PRACHT enioyed golf, bas- ketball, skiing, horses and clowning around. Heidi was ac- tive in N.H.S. FFA sweetheart. Who’s Who, and she plans to attend PSU and major in medicine. DIXIE PURCELL plans on getting married and having fun. Dixie’s hobbies are partying, being with Jacob, and being with her friends. French Club, FTA, STUCO, band, flag girl, pit band, Who’s Who, N.H.S., OHS, Ski Club, and FBLA president were the activities of SABRINA RAMIREZ. Her future plans are to go to college after graduation. She enjoys water and snow skiing and riding bikes. RONDA REED participated in Art Club, and one of her favorite activities was being late to class. Her hobbies are horseback riding, snow skiing, hiking, camping, oil painting, and enjoying life to its fullest. Ronda’s favorite saying is “That’s Life.” TOM REED enjoys karate, hunting, and camping. Tom’s favorite saying is Let’s go do something insanely daring!” “Speeder’s” future plans are undecided. 27 STUCO, 4-H, Math Club, French Club, FTA, N.H.S., cheer- leader, and explorers are some of RENETTA REEVES’ activities during school. “Netta” plans to go to OSU. Renet- ta’s favorite saying is “It’s been real.” TOMMY REUST plans to go to a vo-tech school and later open his own shop. Tommy enjoys working on cars, playing pool, hunting, fishing, and swimming. EDWARD RICE participated in basketball, football, FFA, and French Club. His future plans include attending college and starting a business of his own. “Blondie’s” hobbies include basketball, cycle riding, having a good time and hot rodding in his green-machine down Main street. His favor- ite saying is “No joke.” DALE RIDDLE plans to attend college and maior in geolo- gy. His activities were manager of the football team, Ski Club, French Club, and golf. Dale enjoys tennis, golf, and snow skiing. LEESA RENAE’ RIFFEL was active in VICA, FHA, Li- brary Club, and Pep Club. Her future plans are to go to college and study in the field of Child Psychology. Her hobbies are horseback riding, snow and water skiing, ice skating, basketball, volleyball, and being with her friends. Her favorite saying is “Nan-ue, Nan-ue.” SCOTT RITTER plans on going to California and owning his own welding rig. Scott enjoys listening to tunes, hunt- ing, dragging Main, water skiing, and welding. PERRI ROBISON’S activities included being a cheerlead- er, FTA, French Club, STUCO, N.H.S., Who’s Who. Ski Club, band, and she is a twelve vear senior. Perri’s future plans are to attend SWOSU or OSU. Her hobbies include reading, Mike, playing the piano, and snowskiing. FRANK ROMERO participated in STUCO during school. “Tank” plans to be a diesel mechanic. He enjoys roping and hunting. His favorite saying is “But why?’ SANDRA RONNE’S hobbies are dancing, riding around, flirting, meeting people, and being with her friends. Her activities during school were FHA, FTA, STUCO, French Club, Publications, Who’s Who, and Choir. “Sandy’s” fu- ture plans are to go to vo-tech and study cosmetology. Her favorite saying is “Oh, really, that’s great! TERRY ROW’DEN plans to attend vo-tech school and take a trip around the world. His hobbies are snow skiing, going to concerts, motorcycling, and having a good time. Terry’s favorite saying is “Let’s go party.” JIM SAMPLE’S activity was FFA. He plans to eo into farming. His hobbies include going to tractor pulls and stock shows. He enjoys photography. Marines and under-water demolitionist are RHETT SCHAEF’S future plans. He participated in football while in school. “Rhettford’s” hobbies are riding horses, cycle riding, and being with his friends. LENAE SCHMELING plans on going to OSU and major- ine in business. Her hobbies are snow skiing, horseback riding, swimming, tennis, golf, and basketball. I enae’s ac- tivities during school were French Club, STUCO, FCA, COE, Ski Club, band, and stage band. Her favorite saying is “Oh! How embarrassing. She also participated in golf, bas- ketball, and FBLA while in school. DEBBIE SCHNEWEIS’ activities during school were band, golf, and Who’s W'ho. Her future plans are to go to college and then get married. Her hobbies include Kendall C., ten- nis, golfing, reading, and volleyball. GAYLE SHAFFER’S activities during school were band, stage band, Pep Club, Library Club, Art Club, and church activities. Her favorite saying is “Well, whatever. Gayle’s future plans are to attend college and become a fashion designer. Her hobbies are snowskiing, swimming, and riding motorcycles. LISA SIMPSON participated in Art Club and Pep Club. “Simpson’s” future plans are going to college. Her hobbies are motorcycle riding and art. Lisa’s favorite saying is Take the chance when the moment comes because the next moment won’t be like the first one.” GAYLA SMITH was cheerleader and participated in French Club, FHA, N.H.S., basketball, Choir, and Who’s Who. Her hobbies include dancing, singing, playing the piano, and reading. Her favorite saying is “Go for it! ’ JACQUELINE RENEE’ SMITH plans to study photogra- phy and eventually move to Europe. Her hobbies are travel- ing, snow skiing, oil painting, collecting antiques, growing plants, partying, and flirting. “Jacqur’s” activities during school were Art Club, community charter group, but her favorite activity was being late to class. LESA KAYE SMITH participated in band. Pep Club, FTA, FHA, French Club, vice-president of her Junior class, Who’s Who, and FCA. I sa plans on going to college and become an accountant. “Dizzy” enjoys tennis, swimming, water and snow skiing, volleyball, helping others, and hav- ing a good time with friends. MIKE SMITH’S hobbies are water skiing, snow skiing, automobiles, electronics, and having fun. His activities dur- ing school were French Club, Publications, FTA, Tiger Tug- ger, Ski Club, NYI, and Youth Council. Mike’s future plans are to become a lawyer or some other well paying job. His favorite saying is Maudrais la tete.” PAUL STEW’ART’S activities during school were VIC A and football. His future plans include working in Washing- ton State. His hobbies are back packing, horseback riding, and going to concerts. “Stew’s favorite saying is “What s up? ROBBI STRUTTON plans to go to college, travel, and enjoy life. “Rob’s” hobbies are watching the sunset, going to concerts, partying, and being with her friends. ROXANNE SUMMERS’ future plans are to major in home economics at OSU. Her hobbies are water and snow skiing, swimming, talking, and being with friends. “Foxy Roxy’s activities during school were band, Pep Club, FTA, FHA, Ski Club, and Roxanne’s favorite saying is “Darn!” KAREN TAYLOR plans to go to college. “Billie” enjoys music and collecting records. Her favorite saying is “That’s the shear pits!” BENNY TEST’S future plans are to attend college. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, skiing, painting, and playing baseball. CARY THORNTON plans to go to a technical school. He enjoys riding cycles and being with Cathy. ROGER TORRES plans to take it easy for a year and then go to college and learn a trade. His hobbies are playing pool, going to concerts, and having a good time with friends. Skiing, soccer, goofing off, and being with friends are JU- LIE TOWNSEND’S hobbies. She participated in N.H.S., French Club. FCA. golf, band, STUCO, FBLA, and COE. “Jules” future plans are to attend college and start a career. TOM TRUJILLO participated in STUCO, VICA, and Art Club during school. After graduation Tom plans to go to college. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and partying. KYLE VAN NORT’S hobbies are stamp collecting and reading. His future plans are to attend college and become a civil engineer. Kyle’s activities during school were N.H.S. OHS. Who’s Who. Math Club, basketball, and golf. His favorite saying is “Probly!” 29 IRMA VILLARREAL plans to attend college. She participated in band, OHS, N.H.S., Pep Club, and Youth Awards Selection Committee. Her hobbies in- clude listening to music, reading, and being outdoors. KEITH WERNER enjoys hunting, fixing up old cars, and drag racing. “Weiner” plans on going to vo- tech school. Keith’s favorite saying is “What’s hap- penin?” KIM WHITE’S activities during school were Math Club, French Club, FTA, band, Choir, and Pep Club. “Kimmie” is a twelve year senior and plans to attend a four-year college. Her hobbies include singing, be- ing with people, laughing, and talking. Her favorite saying was “Get out of my life?” LANCE WHITE was active in debate. His future plans are to be rich and retired. His hobbies include riding motorcycles and reading. DAWNYA WICKER was active in band, Medical Careers, Big Brother-Big Sister, and COE. Her future plans are to attend cosmetology school. DARRIN WILSON plans to travel and work in the future. He enjoyed working, motorcycles, snowskiing, and listening to rock-n-roll. LARRY WIRTZ was in golf, basketball. Explorers, Medical Careers, Math Club, and Who’s Who. Larry plans on becoming a veternarian or a doctor. His hobbies are skiing, hunting, traveling, and raising animals. DAVID WOLF participated in basketball. Choir, band, stage band, the musicals “My Fair Lady,” and The Music Man,” and French Club. His future plans are to go to college and become a lawyer. His hobbies include swimming, playing, basketball, snow skiing, and sleeping. His favorite saying is “Too Righteous. RICK .JASON WOOD’S future plans are to have fun and party. His favorite saying is “Pay attention.” Pick’s hobbies are being with Tina, football, and skiing. FRED WORTHAM enjoys listening to good music, writing music, building radios, partying, and being with his girl. “Sarge’s” activities during school were football and basketball. Reflecting the senior spirit and ambition were: Coach Buck, Mrs. Savage. Mr. Kreie. Mr. Cronkite, Mrs. Gardner, Coach Wade, Mrs. Gammon, and Coach Cearley. The seniors of '80 will remember this year as one of great success due to their understanding spon- sors. Thanks a lot! This year’s 12 year seniors re- flected a great 12 years of living in the town of Guymon. Seniors AreF antastic This year’s senior football cheerleaders were Gayla Smith and Perri Robison. As you can tell by looking, they have the out- going spirit that helped the football team to their victories. This year’s basketball cheerleaders were Perri Robison and Judy Costilla. They reflected the pride and glory of the Guymon Tiger Basketball Team. We couldn't have gone so far without their spirit and their attitude to win. Thanks so much, girls! 31 •fr September Renetta and Chauncey November Connie and Bradley December Sabrina and Robert January Vickie and John February Nancy and Brent Outstanding Students Chosen As The Leaders Of GHS Junior Class Officers Tim Hepner .......................................... President Michelle Schaef ................................ Vice-President Liz Petty ............................................Secretary � Cindy Reeves .........................................Treasurer The Class Of 81 Reflects The Future Ermie Abeyta Ronda Archer Perry Baca Lorie Behne Russell Behne Bruce Betterton Steven Birdsill George Bishop Jim Bohanon Marla Bowers Joyce Bowman Randy Bryan Chris Busby Ricky Carver Kim Clark Rocky Comptom Shari Conner Kelly Cooksey Brad Cornelius Gary Costner Mark Countryman Patti Countryman Mark Crelly Kim Crites Carla Cruzan Kerry Culver Cecil Drake Kerrick Draper Melissa Duffield Joan Duncan Rick Dunkerson Mike Durman Kevin Elston Vida Erdman Eddie Farrington LaDonna Farrington 37 A Touch Of Class Is Reflected Yvette Fuentes Greg Gentry Kurt Gibson Eddie Gloden Dennis Gonzales Terri Green Meg Grice Jolene Groves Julie Gunter Jerry Guthrie Darrell Hadley Jamye Hale Gil Hamilton Lee Harris Becky Hensley Tim Hepner George Hintergardt Wayne Hoffman Bobby Homan Sheila Huddleston Melanie Hunter Mary Ann Iglesias Gary Jander Aaron Johnson Jon Kahle Martin Keenan Kyle Kelting Carol Kippenberger Laura Kircher Kelly Kuriyama Carol Lear Scot l ear Brandon Lewis Mark Lewis Carolyn Long Mark Long By These Smiling Faces Tina Lothman Stephanie Lucero Kim Lunsford Tanya McAnally Brent McCarter Janie Madrid Roberta Madrid Jerry Martinez Jay Mathis Kathy Mathis Edie Miller Kirt Moelling Candace Moore Jeff Moore Kenny Moore Kelly Morrison Dione Nelson Robert Nelson Fauneil Nighswonger Kathy Noble Jeff Odell Anna Otero Debbie Padilla Mary Padilla Janet Parsley Avantica Patel Kate Patel Diane Patterson Pam Penner Michael Petitt The best mirror is an old friend Spirit Was Reflected In Cheerleaders Our F o 0 t b a 1 1 Liz was our spirited football cheerleader this year. B a s k e t b a 1 1 Terri and Yvette brought spirit through all of the basketball season as our basketball cheer- leaders. 41 Liz And Kurt Enjoy Going First Class Liz Petty has been chosen as class favorite. She was secre- tary of the Junior Class this year and she has been cheer- leader for five years. Liz is a member of the Victory Memo- rial United Methodist Church, NHS, FCA, FTA, French Club, band, and stage band. Her hobbies include snow skiing, waterskiing, playing the flute, and playing the pi- ano. Kurt Gibson has been chosen as class favorite. He has been active in football, golf, and FCA. He is a member of the First Baptist Church. Kurt enjoys snow-skiing, mountain climbing, hunting, fishing, wood working, and meeting people. 42 43 The Juniors Reflect Many Moments That Are Filled Full Of Happiness Liz Petty Shannon Pollart Keith Porter Kim Porter Stacy Powell Vickie Purcell Tammy Ralstin Randy Rapp Trina Raymer Cindy Reeves Lorri Rogers Marsha Rogers Mike Romero Eric Rowden Shona Sample Dee Sandoval Michelle Schaef Terry Schneweis Paul Shaffer Susan Shaffer Sharon Sides Connie Simpson Todd Singleterry Beth Smith Dean Spirlock Steve Stealey Paula Stephens Luke Stephenson Patricia Stewart Tommy Strutton Marie Sullivan Rhonda Taylor Raymond Torres Mark Trotter Wayne Vavra Mary Villarreal 44 Kevin Walker Kelsey Walson Albert Waugh Charles Wells Tawnya Wicker Sheila Wiggin Greg Winter Cindy Wood Craig Wood Steve Biddle Edwin Brannum Wilma Martinez Sponsors Reflect On Varied Activities Jr. class sponsors were: Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Hinchey, Mrs. Bowman. Mr. Rice. Mrs. Reust. Mrs. Walston, and Mr. Watson. Those spon- sors not pictured were: Coach Moss, Coach Winchester, and Mr. Patterson. 45 President -President Secretary Treasurer Richard Ogden Go For It With A Sophomore Eddie Ackley James Archer Leslie Atkins Lisa Baca Shirley Baker Jeff Bauer Jill Beavers Annette Bence Ron Bledsoe Dickie Branaum Becky Brown Laurel Butts Bonnie Camp Darla Carver Belinda Casanova Judy Castorena Todd Caudell Eric Chaffin Matt Cheatle Steve Clark Tate Cobb Jana Cornelius Melinda Costner Danny Cruz Steven Cruzan Dawn Daniels Benny David Kathleen David Terry Davidson Shawn Deane Shelly DeBord Greg Downs David Drew Rich Dunkerson Sandy Dutcher Tommy Eggers 47 The Class Of 82 Is Forever Debra Elrod Tiki Enz Michelle Erker Gary Farrell Doug Fletcher Steve Flynt Mickie Follis Bob Forman Jef Fowler Connie Fuerstenau David Garcia Sandi Gibson Victor Gonzales Brad Grayson Tammie Green Angel Griego Julie Groves Joe Guerra John Guthrie Glen Hatfield Robin Houkaas Junior Hierro Kristi Hill Sheryn Hoeffner 48 Sophomores Are The Class With Class V s4 Vvi Tina Huckins Kelly James Chris Jander David Jones Tina Kammerzell Patty Klare Tim Ledetter Nancy Leisure Mark Lewis Andrew Lovato Richard Mansell Kathy Martinez Ronnie Martinez Theresa Martinez Quentin Mendenhall Willie Metcalf Georgia Miller Jill Morris Dusty Moss Lee Nash Adam Nelson Deanna Nelson Laura Nelson Lori Nelson Andrea Newcomer Richard Ogden Ray Ortiz Kim Padilla Asmita Patel Mitesh Patel Ray Paul Nancy Pearce Gilbert Perales Lisa Peters Dedra Peterson Mitzi Peterson Sophomores Reflect On The Past And Speculate On The Future Tim Pruit Tim Rawls Jerry Redmond Jim Rhoads Darrell Rice Bill Rodriquez Irene Rodriquez Dana Rogers Daniel Romero Teresa Rumple Donald Sample Melanie Sanders Les Schuette Dana Scott Donna Scott Shirley Scott Tim Scott Robbie Shirley Bill Shultz Ellen Silva Tammie Smith Sverrir Stone Violet Taylor Kari Thomas Rena Thompson Stella Tramel Kevin Unruh Christine Walton Steve Wralton Brenda W'augh Robin White Wendi Wilkerson Kelli Wilson Lisa Wing Chris Wright Bret Yancey 50 51 Lisa Wing was cho- sen for class favorite for this school year. Lisa attends Pan- handle Bible Center. She has been a cheerleader for four years. Lisa is also ac- tive in FT A, Band, and FCA. Her hob- bies are dancing and snow skiing. 52 The sophmore class favorite for 1979- 1980 is Steve Flynt. This is Steve’s fourth year to be chosen as class favorite. He has participated in foot- ball as quarterback, weightlifting, golf, and FTA. He also en- joys riding horses and playing the gui- tar. Steve’s favorite hobby is older wom- en and foxes about 80 or 90 years old. 53 Sophomores Enjoy The Present But Look Forward To The Future Debbie Bryan Becky Brown Belinda Casanova Judy Castorena Connie Claycomb Benny David Debra Elrod Debbie Gibson Victor Gonzales Sheryn Hoeffner Jinda Houck Tina Huckins Willie Metcalf Dusty Moss Adam Nelson Lori Nelson Alma Terraces Christine Walton This year’s Sophmore class sponsors were: Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Camp, Coach Johnson, Coach Winchester, Coach Fryer, and Coach Parkhurst. Thanks for all the help. 54 The cheerleaders for the Sophomore class of 79-80 were Lisa Wing and Nancy Pearce. They were chosen to be both football and basketball cheerleaders. They both have done a great job for the Sophomore class. This is Nancy’s last year to be in Guymon because she is moving to Woodward. We will all miss her very much, and we wish her the best of luck! Thanks for the great job girls! 55 Reflecting Pride And Progress Is The Guymon School Board The school board gives of themselves many long hours making the Guymon Schools the Pride of the Panhandle. The school board is comprised of P. R. Jackson, president; E. R. Kimsey. vice-president; Margie M. Lane, treasurer; and Clayton B. Golf, clerk. Other members are: William W. Campbell, Kenneth Faris, and Donald Winter. 57 Our School Reflects The Work Of Our Administrators Mr. Larry White-High School Principal Mr. Monte Wolgamott-Junior High Principal Mr. Don Bowman-Assistant Senior High Principle Mrs. Leonene Gribble-Assistant Junior High Principle 58 Faculty Is Always There To Help 60 M. Sherbon-Art D. Curtis-9th Phy. Sci. Ath. E. Grice-7th Math M. Kauffman-Voc. Home Ec. J. BroPks-7th English K. Morris-Soc. Studies, Voc. Mu- sic C. Cornelson-9th English J. Davis-Sec. G. Reed-8th Math W. Long-7th Sci. Y. Hass-7th, 8th English R. Smith-Industrial Art P. Keaton-7th, 8th English C. Jackson-Special Ed. E.M.H. J. Long-Okla. History B. Hessenthaler-7th Math I. Glover-Librarian P. Vernon-Vocal Music K. Heizer-Health, P.E., Ath. M. Tomlinson-9th Phy. Sci. J. Grace-8th, 9th Math; Couns. J. Cearley-Health, Boys P.E., Ath. 61 J. Watkins-8th History. Ath. J. Ward-Typing I; Ath. N. Reed-Am. Hist. J. Savage-Art M. Gammon-Girl’s P.E. S. Priest-English II B. King-Am. Hist., Govt., POD B. Reust-English III, Myth. Ph °Sri.Bl0l0gy' BoU y’ D. Camp-Physics, Chem. P. Bowman-English III G. Phillips-Industrial Arts S. Smith-Math R. Rice-Voc. Welding C. Vernon-Counselor E. Kreie-I. C. E. I. Miller-Band 62 S. Davis-Sec. W. Fryar-Am. Hist., Ath. L. Nelson-Librarian S. Walston-Voc. Home Ec. S. Parkhurst-Dr. Ed., Ath. D. King-Voc. Carpentry K. Cronkhite-Voc. Agriculture J. Watson-Voc. Auto Mech. L. Johnson-Soc. Studies, Ath. S. Wade Girls O.A., Typ. I J. Davis-Vocal Music, Psych. P. Lee-Mathematics J. Winchester-Dr. Ed., Okla. L. Bowling-French Hist., Ath 63 D. Buck-Dr. Ed., Math, Ath. J. Anderson-Business 64 Freshman Class Officers 66 Sec.-Tres. - Beth Barnes Freshmen Are On The Go Lisa Asmussen Frances Baca Terri Baca Grant Bagwell Jerry Bales Kelly Barber Beth Barnes Connie Bartels Brad Baxter Minnie Bingham Molly Bird Larry Birdsill Laurie Birdsill Merna Bowers Robert Boyd Jan Brooks Russell Burleson Rick Buck Ryan Campbell Dora Catherall Danial Chapa Darla Christian Susie Collvins Paula Corder Cynthia Costilla Terry Costilla Maria Countryman Chad Craig Dick Crelly Randy Cruz Debbie Downs Scott Dunlap Eddie Duran Debbie Dugger Raylon Earls Rick Edwards 67 Bridget Erdman Sheila Fenton Dennis Fletcher Sam Fouquet Tammy Foutch Tim Freeman George Gallegos Chris Garcia Ruby Garcia David Garrison Richard Gentry Lori Gibson Wayne Gipson David Goad Glen Goff Marian Griffing Tracy Hamilton Becky Hampton Floyd Hindergardt Tim Hintergardt Ed Hoeffner Lisa Howard Rory Hudson Chris Hughey Angela looks like she wants everyones attention. There are some very strange looking people running around the halls today. 68 Freshmen Reflect The Happiness Of GJHS Eloise Hughey Julie Hutchinson Margaret Iglesias Heather Johnson Pete Johnson Paula Jones Brent Kennedy Glen Kingsland Stephanie Landess Scott Lane David Linde Todd Lopez Shane Lothman Mack Lucero Stacie McCoy Norman Madrid Gwen Martin Larry Martin 1 Connie Martinez Darlene Martinez Roz Medenwaldt Mark Miller Mike Moody Donna Moore Terry Morehead Tony Morgan Gregg Nelson Kelli Nelson Billy Ortiz Joel Padilla Priscilla Padilla Mike Paschal! Dion Perkins Della Perez Scott Petty Cheryl Pieratt 69 Cheerleaders Reflect The Spirit Of Our School Jerry Powell Mike Price Mark Pruit Jody Quesenbury Philip Ramirez Todd Ramirez George Reust Troy Riffel Sandy Ritter Matilda Rodriquez Paul Rodriquez Anthony Romero Scott Ronne Debbie Russ Jana Sherrill Jeff Shaffer Joyce Serna Phyllis Serna 70 These Are The Freshman That Make You Smile Marquita Sandoval Angela Seymour Kari Smith Renee Smith Troy Smith Kelly Spirlock Toni Strate Dorrie Stewart Johnny Stewart William Sullivan Rich Tanquary Rhonda Thomason Shirley Triplett Jeff Turner Amy Vernon Kristi Vernon Sara Villarreal Lyman Wagner Roger Ward Jeff Wells Randie Wells Tammi Wells Tanna Wood Dawnon Beaver Becky Edenborough Greg Odell Rebeca Richey The freshmen not pictured were: Darla Blackburn, Johnny Garcia, Karla Gillham. Gordon Grice,Robert Mesecher, Anthony Plummer, Donna Quinton, Vickie Scheuerman, and Terry Reust 71 I Freshmen Favorites Reflect Smiling Faces jr.M� � Greg Odell was this year’s class favorite. He enjoys basketball, golf, and track. He was also class president. Heather Johnson was this year’s class favorite. She was a cheerleader and was in NHS and F.C.A. She enjoys basket- ball and band. 73 Jeri Adams Chris Purdy Gene Gallegos Garmon Chap Vickie Ht nH Paige ShaAr Micha Mci B ’84 — You Will Remember It All Your Life James Acord Jeri Adams Lea Alcantar Moni Allison Terri Anderson Kevin Ashton Tammy Baker Teresa Barnes Tammy Battreall Tracye Beer Ricky Behne Vickie Behne Kaci Bellar Chad Berg Robby Birdsill Chuck Bledsoe Ashley Bowman Ronda Brankel Scott Brisbois Wayne Buck Chris Butts Troy Campbell Jay Casanova Denise Chambers Carmen Chapman Kendell Christian Dawndy Clark Travis Clark Starrla Clemans Mark Collins Joel Conner Kristin Cornelson Mike Crouch Tammy Cruz Dennis Davis Kirk Davis 75 8th Graders Look To The Future With Enthusiasm Jimmy Drake Carlene Drennon Larry Dulcher Kefty Eaton Martina Fernandy Scott Fowler Deblen Francis Linda Fuerstenau Gene Gallegos Bobby Garcia Chris Garcia Mike Garcia Eric Gaona Shann Grantham Maclovia Gonzales Donald Griffing Kevin Grossman Doyle Grove Lupe Guerra Valinda Gurley Colleen Hallagin Dee Harman Vonda Hatcher Lee Helm Debbie Hernandez Lloyd Hollingshead Becky Hunter Donald Hutchinson Kari Johnson Rocky Johnson Jimmy Jones Larry Keenan Kevin Kreiling Kim Lane Michelle Lopez Gina Lovato 76 Rick And Vickie Were Favorites This year’s 8th grade class favorite was Rick Rhodes. He was a member of NJHS and Oklahoma Honor Society. He was involved in Student Council, Science Club, and band. He enjoys skiing, hunting, and fishing. Rick is a member of the Panhande Bible Center. Vickie Behne was this year’s 8th grade class favorite. She was in NJHS, and Oklahoma Honor Society. She enjoys piano, basketball, and softball. She was a homeroom president. She has also been a cheerleader for two years. Vickie is a member of St. Peter Catholic Church. 77 Leslie Lucero Paul McLemore Derrick McPherson Alisa Macias T.J. Madrid Letitia Marez JoAnn Martinez Phillip Martinez Jannon Massey Sherry Mason Donna Mathis Nancy Maythum Micha Mendenhall Joey Montoya Brent Mrofcza Patrick Nelson David O’Leary Barbra Padilla Gabrill Padilla Sandra Padilla Progna Patel Ty Park Julie Parsley Albert Perales Mike Peters Bryan Pettitt Geoff Petterson Iva Powell Meganne Pracht Cindy Purcell Chris Purdy Kathy Rapp Michelle Reid Rick Rhoads Nievas Reyna Amy Rogers 78 These Cheerleaders Reflected Spirit And Enthusiasm This years 8th grade cheer- leaders were Vickie Behne and Cannon Chapman. They were always there to cheer the football boys on to victo- ry- This years basketball cheer- leaders were Kristin Cornel- son and Starrla Clemans. They attended all the bas- ketball games with a smile and with a lot of spirit to cheer the teams on. 79 8th Graders Were On Top Debbie Rumple Blake Scott Paige Shaffer Steve Sherrill Albert Shirley Glenda Smith Mike Smith Wesley Smith Deanna Spirlock Terri Stephens Steven Stewart Robert Stokes Glenn Stone Steve Tallegas Scott Tanquary James Taylor Robert Terraqas Kelly Thompson Veronica Thompson Rodney Tramel Rhonda Tucker Sheila Tuera Chris Urias Andrea VanNort John Vavra Desari W'addle Shannon Walters Rhenda Warren Danne Webb Susan Wortham 80 Steve Gallegos Mike Lear Chris Martinez Shelly Richolson 81 Seventh Grade Homeroom Presidents Garrett Draper Todd Unruh David Hale Mark Odell Johnny Hastings Julie Morris Blake Barker Brent Gifford 82 Seventh Grade Reflects Happiness On Everyone Armando Alva Bobbi Anderson Jeff Anderson Tracy Baker Susie Ballard Blake Barker Doug Barnes Tonya Barnes Julie Bauer Rhett Bauer Donnie Bence Benny Brannum Eddie Brannum Brent Brooks Cass Brown Oscar Brown Troy Brown Linda Bryan Amy Cannon Darren Carpenter Mark Carter Corny Casanova Rosemary Casanova Amanda Caudell Jeff Cline Tucker Cobb Daniela Costilla Matt Crouch Lori Cruz Lisa Cruzan Matt Deane Chris Debord Dana Debord Terry Dees Thad DeSpain Garrett Draper 83 Lesa Drennon Kelly Duffield Chris Duran Wally Dutcher Leigh Field Jan Flynt Roxie Ford Dena Fouquet Michael Franklin Steve Franklin Dennis Gallegos Gay Gann V These Are High’s Reflections Of Jr. Finest People Roger Gann Tom Gibson Brent Gifford Marcella Gonzales Christi Green Amanda Griego Doug Groves Becky Guthrie David Hale Wayne Hancock La Fonda Harris Johnny Hastings Mike Hastings Steve Hawkins Waide Hawley Truitt Hegwood Chad Hester Shan Holcomb Gilberta Hutchinson Mike Jackson Clay Jett Anita Kauffman Anthony Keith Kerin Kelting 84 The seventh graders choose Jan Flynt to be their class favorite for 1980. Jan was active in band, basketball, and pep club. She was the secretary of science club and also homeroom vice-president for Mrs. Brooks’ room. She attends the Apostolic Church. David Hale was the seventh grade class favorite for 1980. He was a homeroom president and was active in FCA, band. Student Coun- cil, football, basketball, and track. He attends the Church of Christ. Seventh Grade Class Favorites Reflect The Spirit Of The Jr High The Reflections Were Terrific Of Our School Days Cindy Kennedy Silvio Kimmel Patrick Kippenberger Gail Kirk Ronnie Koehler Christina LaBrue Tommy Lear Kim Lee Paul Lopez Cris Lucero Mark Mansell Manuel Martinez Theresa Martinez Stephanie Miller Chani Moore Julie Morris Kyle Newcomer Deanna Nunley Tammy O’Leary Robert Orso Denise Osborn Gloria Padilla Bret Parker Bhavna Patel Kiren Patel Greg Patterson Mitzi Plummer Trisha Proctor Ben Rankin Melissa Rawls Hank Reeves Mary Reust Don Rice Tina Rice Clay Rider Conel Rodgers 86 J . J J 7th Christi Green and Lynn Urias were the seventh graders choice for football cheerleaders. These two girls reflected the spirit that was very alive in the seventh grade at all the pep rallies and football games. r a d e Cheerleaders Audrey Hollingsworth and Chane Morre were the basketball cheerleaders for the class of ’85. When we listened to them and watched them lead the cheers at all the seventh grade basketball games, their vim and vigor reflected the enthusiasm and sportsmanship of this super class. 87 Silvia Sanchez Diana Sedillo Rene Scheuerman Nadene Schwindt Janice Silva Sherry Slaughter Brad Smith Larry Smith Malenda Smith Richard Smith Beverly Stealy Allison Stewart Nicole Strawn Mikki Stump Mona Taylor Roy Taylor Sherry Thurman Teresa Trijillo Don’t Forget The Class Of ’85 Debra Tuell Todd Unruh Lynn Urias Mark Vargas Mark Vaughn Lucretia Walters John W’atson David Webb Renee Wilmeth Ronnie Wilson Cole Winterrowd Kris Wokenfuss Jeff Wright Kenny Yates Chris Lucero Keith Fleming Carmen Rivera 88 Dean Burrow James Martinez Seventh graders not pictured were: Matthew Dawes. Leanne Mays, Paul McLemore, Mark Odell, Caren Rivera, Terry Rodri- quez and Valarie Vargas. What’s so interesting, Coach? They Will Reflect Forever 89 We Reflect On Keep on Truckin’ She must have been a beautiful baby??? 92 Is this a fighting Tiger cheerleader? The Spirit of ’79-80!!!!! Memories Of Homecoming Chow Down!!! Miss America 2001. The loveliest people in town! Keep it together girls. Could this be a Gene Simmons look alike??? Act Natural Everyone! 93 Prrryton 1� Seniors Reflect The Past Garold Andersen Skipper Bachman Kevin Breuer Ricky Costner Lane Eaton Robert Fajen Richard Farrell Arthur Freeman Chauncey Hammond Jeff Hays Mike Hays Buddy Henderson Kenny Huckins Dean Johnson Casey Keenan Lawrence Marquez Kyle Nelson Mike Nelson Brent Nossaman Kelly Patterson 95 Juniors Reflect The Present Russell Behne Steve Birdsill Jim Bohanon Mark Countryman Kevin Elston Greg Gentry Kirt Gibson Darrell Hadley Gil Hamilton Tim Hepner Gary Jander Keith Porter Kyle Kelting Mark Lewis Jeff Moore Kenny Moore Terry Schneweis Paul Shaffer Steve Stealey Tommy Strutton % m Sophomores Reflect The Future Jeff Bauer Matt Cheatle Steve Clark Gary Farrell Steve Flynt Brad Grayson Joe Guerra David Jones Tim I edbetter Tim Rawls Jim Rhodes Don Sample Timmy Scott Sverrir Stone Gilbert Perales mm Mi 98 Junior High Football Is The Greatest 8 t h 7 t h 99 The 1979-80 Guymon Tiger Basketball Team was: Coach Bowman, Tim Hepner, Chauncey Hammond, Greg Winter, Robert Fajen, Kerrick Draper, Kyle Van Nort, Mike Durman, Ed Rice, Coach Fryar, Jeff Odell, Jeff Moore, Mark Lewis, Jim Le Grange, Gil Hamilton, Robert Dunkerson, Travis Evins. The 1979-80 Junior Varsity Basketball Team was: Coach Bowman, Sverrir Stone, Dick Dunkerson, Tim Rawls, Greg Gentry, Jim Rhoads, Forrest Hastings, Eric Chaffin, Kirt Moelling, Jerry Martinez, Scot Lear, Coach Fryar, Kevin Unruh, Raymond Torres, Jeff Fowler, Bret Yancey, Quentin Mendenhall, Dusty Moss. Robert Dunkereon Chauncey Hammond Travis Evins Jim LeGrange Robert Fajen Edward Rice A checklist in becoming a better athlete: 1. Physically well-conditioned 2. Mentally poised and ready 3. Squad Spirit 4. Hustle at all times 5. Team player 6. Good student 7. Desire to win 8. Accept and learn from defeat — then bounce back 9. Desire to improve 10. Actions speak louder than words _ The real measure of an athlete is not what he is — but what he could be!! 101 Kyle Van Nort David Wolf We Have A Feeling For Winning 102 Kerrik Draper Mike Durman Greg Gentry Gil Hamilton Forrest Hastings Tim Hepner Kirt Moelling Scot Lear Mark Lewis Jeff Moore Jeff Odell Ramon Torres Greg Winter To play the game is great To win the game is greater But to love the game is greatest of all!! Eric Chaffin Dick Dunkerson Jef Fowler Quentin Mendenhall Dusty Moss Tim Rawls Jim Rhoads Sverrir Stone Kevin Unruh Bret Yancey Guymon 52 Buffalo 50 Guymon 81 Laverne 66 Guymon 68 Weatherford 57 Guymon 70 Woodward 68 Guymon 60 Perryton 59 Guymon 60 Liberal 51 Guymon 61 Fairview 57 Guymon 52 Clayton 56 Guymon 66 Buffalo 55 Guymon 65 Clayton 66 Guymon 69 Alva 55 Guymon 77 Ulysses 33 Guymon 67 Laverne 47 Guymon 53 Colby 51 Guymon 63 Beaver 43 Guymon 65 TMP 82 Guymon 49 Perryton 54 Guymon 75 Garden City 51 104 105- Girls’ Basketball Bring Good Things To GHS With The Little But Mighty Seniors. Moss, Mary Iglesias, Shari Conner, Tina Lothman, Lisa Peters, Dana Rogers, Janet Parsley, Melanie Hunter, Coach Wade, Bonnie Camp, Pracht, Chelle Flynt, Chris Busby, Judy Castorena, Kari Thomas, Kim Lunsford 106 Chris Busby-Junior Tina Lothman-Junior Shari Conner-Junior Kim Lunsford-Junior Carolyn Long-Junior Lisa Hampton-Junior 107 Judy Castorena-Sophomore Connie Fuerstenau-Sophomore Lisa Peters-Sophomore Dana Rogers-Sophomore Tammie Smith-Sophomore Alma Terrazas-Sophomore Kari Thomas-Sophomore Windy Wilkerson-Sophomore Girls’ Basketball Have A Feeling For Winning 10.8 Round-bailers Dribble And Dunk With Determination 109 no GJHS Girls Add Up To One Great Team 113 The boy’s golf team for 1979-’80 were: Arthur Freeman, Jimmy LeGrange, Scott Pieratt, Kyle VanNort, Dale Rid- dle, Duane Cambell, Aaron Johnson, Brent McCarter, Perry Baca, Greg Winter, Keith Porter, Gil Hamilton, Steve Flynt, Jeff Bauer, Kevin Unruh, Steve Clark, and Doug Fletcher. The coach for golf was Coach Parkhurst. 114 Girl Golfers Are Up To “Par” Seniors going out for golf this year were: Sherri Buck, Debbie Schneweis, Heidi Pracht and Chelle Flynt. Juniors going out for golf this year were: Kathy Mathis, Diane Patterson, and Michelle Schaef. Sophomores going out for golf this year were: Te- resa Rumple and Connie Fuerstenau. Come Run With Us! Everybody Enjoys Track The 1979-’80 track team included Kenny Moore, Garold Andersen, Jeff Hays, Jeff Moore, Gary Farrell, Kurt Gibson, John Board, Richard Farrell, Paul Schaffer, Chauncey Hammond, Michael Nelson, Kevin Breuer, Chris Jander, Sverrir Stone, Tim Hepner, Mike Hays, Mark Lewis, Gilbert Perales, Russell Behne, Casey Keenan, Mark Countryman, and Buddy Henderson. 116 Tigerettes Are On The Right Track The juniors going out for track this year were:Carol Lear, Tina Lothman, Janet Parsley, and Melanie Hunt- er. This year there were only two seniors going out for track. They were Robin Karr and Judy Costilla. The sophomore girls going out for track this year were: Dana Rogers, Kari Thomas, Judy Castorena, Shirley Baker, Alma Terrazas, and junior: Lisa Hampton. 117 Because You Enjoy Going First Class — Join Stuco He looks involved! 120 Catch The Spirit And Become Involved In Stuco Do you find yourself upset about the way things go at school and wish you could do something different, then get involved — join Stuco. It is ev- ery citizen’s responsibility to exercise his right to vote, and it is every student’s right to get involved with his school. Stuco is the way to voice your opinion about your school and its activi- ties. In Stuco you nominate stu- dents from each class to repre- sent you and express your feel- ings and concerns. So, when the time comes, get involved with your schools government —- join Student Council. They've caught the spirit! 121 G.H.S. Band Reflects On Larry Abla-Drum major. Oboe Eddie Ackley-Tuba Mike Ashpaugh-Trombone Leslie Atkins-Percussion Jill Beavers-Flute Becky Brown-Cornet Sherri Buck-Flagger, Flute Duane Campbell-Trombone Darla Carver-Alto Sax Judy Castorena-Trombone Connie Claycomb-Percussion Nancy Claycomb-Bass Clarinet Brad Collvins-Tuba Kenneth Conner-Cornet Shari Conner-Flute Kelly Cooksey-Percussion Patty Countryman-Clarinet Susan Crowder-Trombone Monne Culbertson-Flagger, Sax Ginger Dollins-Trombone David Drew-Trumpet Joan Duncan-Clarinet Claudia Emmett-Cornet Marla Turner-Clarinet Chelle Flynt-Cornet Bob Forman-Cornet Yvette Fuentes-Flagger, Alto Clarinet Connie Fuerstenau-Bass Clarinet Sandi Gibson-Flute Terri Green-Flagger, Contra Clarinet Julie Groves-Flute Jolene Groves-Flute Julia Gunter-Clarinet Jayme Hale-Flagger, Oboe Charlene Halligan-Bass Clarinet LeAnn Harris-Alto Clarinet Evan Harney-Baritone Susan Hartley-Flute Catrina Hein-Trombone Tim Hepner-Trombone Kristi Hill-Clarinet Sheryn Hoeffner-Cornet Tina Huckins-Flute Chris Jander-Tuba Tami Jones-Flute Vicki Kauffman-Clarinet Annette Kennedy-Flute Laura Kircher-Clarinet Carol Kippenberger-Clarinet Lonna Lane-Flute Brandon Lewis-Percussion Mark Long-Tenor Sax Kim Lunsford-Twirler, Clarinet 122 Superior Accomplishments Richard Mansell-Clarinet Jay Mathis-Tuba Kathy Mathis-Cornet Tanya McAnally-Alto Sax Brent McCarter-Percussion Cindy Miller-Flagger, Clarinet Edie Miller-Cornet Nancy Miller-Cornet, French Horn Kelly Morrison-Flagger, French Horn Deanna Nelson-Flagger, Clarinet Andrea Newcomer-Alto Sax Jeff Newcomer-Tenor Sax Janet Parsley-Tuba, String Bass Dianna Patterson-Flagger, French Horn Lisa Peters-Flagger, Clarinet Mitzi Peterson-Flagger, Flute Mike Pettitt-Tenor Sax Liz Petty-Flute Bradley Phillips-Cornet Beth Pollart-Flagger, Clarinet Shannon Pollart-Cornet Stacy Powell-Drum major, Alto Sax Sabrina Rameriz-Flagger, Flute Darrell Rice-Tuba, Baritone Perri Robison-Flute Lorri Rogers-Trombone Irene Rodriques-Clarinet Teresa Rumple-Flagger, Bari Sax Melanie Sanders-Flagger, Flute Todd Singleterry-Trombone Michelle Schaef-Flute Lenae Schemling-Alto Sax Gayle Shaffer-Tenor Sax Paul Shaffer-Cornet Dana Scott-Clarinet Donna Scott-Bass Clarinet Shirley Scott-Cornet Paula Stephens-Flute Roxanne Summers-Banner, Bari Sax Violet Taylor-Clarinet Kari Thomas-Flute Julie Townsend-Bass Clarinet Kevin Unruh-Cornet, French Horn Irma Villarreal-Trombone Kelsey Walston-Clarinet Dawnya Wicker-Baritone Tawnya Wicker-Flute Kelli Wilson-Flagger, French Horn David Wolf-Trombone Lisa Wing-Cornet, Baritone Cindy Wood-Clarinet, Bassoon Craig Wood-Percussion Tony Gibboney-Cornet 123 Flaggers Drum Majors Directors Stage Band And Twirlers . . . 124 . . . Remember The High Honors In Band 125 Choir Sweethearts Reflect Beauty And Talent Crowned as 79-80 Choir Sweetheart was Connie King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don King. Connie has served in many activities for choir, publications, and 4-H. She is unswerving in her loyalty to the Tigers and Tigerland. The other beautiful young ladies pictured here were Choir candidates, Kim White and Gayla Smith. Congratulations to all three of our young ladies. 126 The 1979-80 Girls’ Chorus were Charlene Hallagin, Tami Jones, Connie King, Pam Penner, Joan Duncan, Patricia Stewart, Patti Countryman, Sandra Ronne, Andrea Newcomer, Georgia Miller, Joyce Bowman, Carla Cruzan, Becky Hensley, Rena Thompson, Edie Miller, Mrs. Davis, Lisa Baca, Neci Bellar, Lorraine Lucero, Gayla Smith, Kim Crites, Vicki Kauffman, and Michelle Schaef. The 1979-80 choir officers were: Travis Evins- President, Connie King- Vice-President. Andrea Newcomer- Treasurer, Neci Bellar- Reporter, and (not pictured) Gayla Smith- Secretary. 127 Choir Performed “The King And I” Then And Now Cast Captain Orton ....... Louis Leonowens ..... Anna Leonowens .... The Interpreter ..... The Kralahome ....... The King ............ Phra Alack .......... Lun Tha .............. Tuptim .............. Lady Thiang ......... Prince Chululongkorn Princess Ying Yaowalak Sir Edward Ramsay .... Kirt Moelling ........Jeff Odell .....Gayla Smith .....David Wolf . Bradley Phillips . Garold Andersen .....Jim Rhoads .....Travis Evins .. Vicki Kauffman Andrea Newcomer .... Kevin Unruh . Jackie Claycomb John Hintergardt 128 129 130 The NHS Members Share Their Success The Guymon High School 1979-80 National Honor Society officers were: President- Bradley Phillips, Vice-President- Garold Andersen, Secretary- Carla Birdsill, and Treasurer- Heidi Pracht. Mrs. Sonya Smith did a super job as sponsor to the group and Mr. White and Mr. Goff were there to congratulate the honored people at the induction ceremony. 131 Senior Initiates were: Todd Lewis, Beth Pollart, Jim Le Grange, Sandra Ronne, and Kenny Huckins. Junior Initiates were: Michael Pettitt, Shona Sample, Tanya McAnally Jeff Moore, Carolyn Long, Lee Ann Harris, Todd Singleterry, Meg Grice, Chris Busby, Jimmy Bohanan, Dianna Patterson, Mary Alice Villarreal, and Steven Birdsill. 132 Sophomore Initiates were: Kevin Unruh, Jana Cornelius, Dusty Moss, Laura Nelson, Jim Rhoads, Kelly James, Kari Thomas, Eric Chaffin, Kelli Wilson, Steve Clark, Bonnie Camp, and Jef Fowler. Impressive Ceremony Reveals New Honor Society Members Of Jr. High 133 NJHS Reflects The Past And Enlightens The Future Junior High National Honor Society is chosen on the basis of those with a B average then by faculty vote. Some of the activities of this group during the year were: teacher recognition day in which all the National Honor Society students give apples and cookies to the teachers; secondly, they have a leadership day in which all the National Honor Society students take over as teachers, secretaries, principals, librarians, and counsel- ors; and third, the members help out with the new student orientation in the fall. This organization is sponsored by Mrs. Gribble, Mr. Reed, and Mr. Grace. 134 There Is A First Time For Every Thing In FTA As the Future Teachers of America, many of the 91 members are teachers aides throughout the Guymon School System and also help with Kids Incorporated. They were involved in various school func- tions and plan a yearly fund-raising activ- ity. This year’s officers were Nancy Miller- President; Bradley Phillips-Vice-presi- dent; Perri Robison-Secretary; Tresa Houck-Treasurer; Renetta Reeves-Histori- an; Heidi Pracht-Special Projects Chair- nan; and Stacy Powell-Publicity chair- man. Mrs. Priest was this year’s sponsor, and this year’s FTA favorite was Bill Shultz. 135 High School FHA . . . The 1979-80 Guymon FHA officers were: Vicki Kauffman, president; Tanya McAnnally, vice-presi- dent; Neci Bellar, secretary; Sandra Ronne, treasur- er; Rhonda Taylor, historian; La Donna Farrington, parliamentarian; Marla Bowers, social chairman; and Lorri Rogers, song leader. The activities this year were: a watermelon party for the new members, a spirit quilt with the football team members’ names on it, a spirit quilt with the basketball team mem- bers’ names on it, subdistrict rally held here in Guy- mon for the northern district. Three of our girls were elected to the subdistrict offices: Tanya McAnally, president, Marsha Rogers, vice-president; and Caro- lyn Long, secretary. Other activities were a flower arranging class in January, a March of Dimes drive, “Tomorrow’s Parents Want Healthy Babies” pro- gram, state rally in Oklahoma City in March, elec- tion of officers in April, Mother-Daughter Banquet installation of officers, and a farewell party for Sen- iors. Our sponsors this year were Mrs. Walston and Mrs. Crook. H6 . . . Reflects The Shape Of Things 137 F u t u r e F a r m e r s 1979-80 The FFA chapter officers for 79-80 were: Todd Lewis, Brenda Waugh, Billy Helm, Eddie Farring- ton, and Roy Heitschmidt. 0 f A m e r • 1 c a This year the FFA members were involved in a lot of different activi- ties. The advisor for the Future Farmers of America was Mr. Kenneth Cronkite. Beth Pollart was chosen as FFA sweetheart. Beth was in FHA, Stuco, Who’s Who, band, flagger, and French Club. In the future she plans to attend college. Her hobbies are swimming, horseback riding, and cooking. Congratulations, Beth. 138 The junior high chapter of FFA was active in all areas of agriculture. This included raising and showing animals. The officers for the 79-80 school years were: Dennis Fletcher, Ed Hoeffner, Randi Wells, Robert Boyd, David Garrison, and Scott Ronne. 139 VICA stands for vocational and industrial clubs of America. Members of VICA are from the vocational welding class, vocational class, auto mechanics, voca- tional carpentry class, and the ICE class. ICE (Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education) is an excellent training ground for students who want to help in learning all aspects of the career they wish to pursue. VICA officers are: Curt Kuriyama, President; Mike Branson, Vice-President; Leesa Riffel, Secretary; Bernardo Casanova, Treasurer; Pat King, Reporter; Tracy Caudell, Parlimentarian; and Keith Werner, Chaplain. Not Pictured is Kenneth Conner, Historian. The advisors of VICA are: Earl Kreie, Raymond Rice, Joe Watson, and Doug King. 140 Get It Together . . . With Library Club 1979-80 student library aide was Michael Nelson. He helped the libarians keep the library neat so that the students could find the references they needed for their book reports. They also kept all the latest paperbacks, magazines, and newspapers for student and faculty enjoyment. Another function of the library staff was to keep all the audio-visual material repaired and in working condition for the teachers to use at any time. Our library had an up-to-date collection of records for classroom use. We were very proud of our media center and the work that Mrs. Nelson and her aides did to keep us well informed. Rodeo Club: Reflecting The Long Ropes And The Hard Falls The members of the 1979-80 High School Rodeo Club were: Luke Stephenson, Billy Helm, Tate Cobb, Tammy Green, Earl Helm, Ray Paul, and Todd Lewis. The sponsor was Mrs. (Muggs) Stephenson. It Takes More Than A Good Hammer To Make A Great Carpentry Class The 1979-80 carpentry class con- sisted of a morning class and a afternoon class. The morning class pictured above contained James Keinig, Brad Grayson, Er- mie Abeyta, Rick Wood, Rick Costner, Bill Rodrigues, David Jones, Gary Jander, and Joey Cruz. The afternoon class pic- tured below consisted of Bobby Homan, Ronnie Bledsoe, David Garcia, Todd Caudell, Victor Gonzales, Denton Bryant, Eddie Ackley, and Tommy Eagers. Both classes were instructed by Mr. Doug King. The carpentry class builds a house each year which is resold after completion. 143 144 Vous Voudrais Francais French Club had pro- grams each month ranging from French films to a field trip in the spring. French Club’s officers were: Arthur Freeman, Presi- dent; Chauncey Ham- mond, Vice-President; Tresa Houck, Secre- tary; and Robert Fajen, Song Leader. Special thanks to Miss Bowling for leading our fearless group. 145 Fellowship With Christians Is The Best Fellowship A Person Can Acquire! Garold Andersen was president of FCA. They met every Tuesday night at 7:00 in the commons area. They ran the conces- sion stand at Jr. High Basketball games and track meets to raise money to send kids to summer conferences. The sponsors were: Coach Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Coach Winchester, and Coach Buck. 146 There’s A First Time For Everything In Medical Careers The Medical Careers Club is made up of peo- ple interested in some areas of the medical profession. They are li- censed to administer C.P.R. Among their varied activities are: Touring the hospital, veterinary clinic, Hen- son’s funeral home, and some participated in the National Explorer President’s Congress in Washington D.C. in 1979. Above are the members of Medical Careers Club and to the left are the officers of the Medical Careers Club. 147 Add A New Dimension To Your Life . . . Debate Debate is a process which in- volves reason, logic, application of evidence, and speaking to de- termine the best solution to a stated problem in which both the affirmative and negative sides are advanced by different debate teams. Competition in debate tour- naments included a variety of individual events: extem- poraneous speaking, prose interpretation, poetry inter- pretation, humerous and dramatic interpretation, original and standard orato- ry. Competition is also held in humorous and dramatic duet acting. Participants in the Forensics’ program traveled to Panhandle State University and Northwest- ern State University. Other tournaments sched- uled were: Woodward, regional and state tour- naments. 14« High School Art Club Makes Looking Back Fun We have had a lot of fun in Art Club this year. The officers for the 1979-80 school year were: Presi- dent, Curt Kuriyama; Vice-president, Travis Evins; Secretary, Nancy Pearce; and Treasurer, Gary Ikler. We would like to thank each one of them that helped in the learn- ing of art! Mrs. Savage was our advisor and sponsor. She was the guiding force to our learning art. 149 Reflections Of The Snow Can Be Found At Ski Club Officers for Ski Club this year were Scott Pieratt-President, Robert Fajen-Vice-President; and Candi Moore-Secretary. Ski Club this year was sponsored by Mr. Camp, who helped club members to raise money for their ski trip. Money raising projects this year were a car wash and a skiing film. 150 Reflecting The Business World Are The FBLA Club C.O.E. was Cooperative Office Education and the girls who participated in this course were members of F.B.L.A. Club who train through C.O.E. to be Future Business Leaders of America. These students attended class for two hours, and then they went to their own jobs. In class they learned how to run different types of machines, and they learned how to use diffrent types of skills while at work. Pictured were: Mrs. Anderson; teacher. Jennifer Fussell, Tami Jones, Sabrina Ramirez, Dawnya Wicker, Janey Carter, Darla Moore, Bobby Enz, and Lenae Schmeling. 151 Jr. High Pep Club Reflects The Spirit And Sportsmanship We Had All Year. 153 Get Ahead! Join Stuco 154 Junior High Stuco was sponsored by Mrs. Gribble and Mr. Long. Stuco is responsible for organizing all school dances. They help express the student body’s point of view to the faculty. Get involved — join Student Council. 155 Jr. High Bands Reflect The Notes Of Today’s Music Jr. High Reflects On The Honors Of Being A Drum Major, Officer, And Twirler The Sounds Of Music Will Last And Last The Junior High Choir members for 1979-80 were: Benny Brannum, Matt Couch, Mike Franklin, Tom Gibson, Johnny Hastings, Silvio Kim- mel, Kevin Kruiling, Geoff Peterson, Albert Shirley, Mark Vargas, Eddie Brannum, Steven Stewart, Paul Me Lamare, Steve Franklin. Kelly Duf- fuld, Mark Carter, Minnie Bingham, Rhonda Brankel. Denise Chambers, Paula Carder, Elaine Hughey, Julie Hutchinson, Kim Lee, Joan Mar- tinez, Stacie McCay, Mitzi Plummer, Trisha Proctor, Mary Reust, Deb- bie Russ, Sylvia Sanchez, Rene Scheurman, Sherry Slaughter, Toni Strate, Rhonda Warren, Lucretia Walters, Valerie Vargas, Amy Vernon, Monica Martinez, Georgia De Herrera, Debbie Tuell, Becky Richey, Kevin Ashton, Ricky Behne, Darla Blackburn. Oscar Brown, Mike Crouch, Matthew Dawes, Terry Dees, Thad DeSpain, Tammy Fautch, Amanda Grugo, McClovis Gonzales, T.J. Madrid, LeAnne Mays, Larry Martin, Kelli Nelson, Tammy O’Leary, Cheryl Pierratt, Mark Pruitt, Michelle Ried, Angela Seymour, Mona Taylor, Shirley Triplett. Teresa Trujillo, Rhonda Tucker, Lyman Wagner, Tammy Wells, Kelly Derf- field. Malenda Smith. 159 Reflecting Back On A Fun Year 160 Was Junior High FHA The officers for the 1979-80 Jr. High FHA were: President-Sara Villar- real, Vice-President-Joyce Serna, Secretary-Molly Bird, Treasurer-Jo Ann Martinez, Historian-Michelle Lopez, Representative-Phyllis Serna, Music Recreation-Kari Smith, and Chaplain-Dawnon Beaver. Our sponsors this year were Miss Kauffman and Mrs. Morris. Some of the activities for the Jr. High FHA were: Adopting grandparents at the manor, Halloween party at the manor, selling Christmas candy for the money making project, a slave sale for the March of Dimes, a special Christmas program, a Valentine Banquet and dance, state rally at Okla- homa City, and a skating party. 161 Through Science Club That Last Last. The 1979-80 Eighth Grade Science Club officers were: Meganne Pracht, Starrla Clemans, Kim Lane, Scott Fowler, and Mike Peters. 163 The 1979-80 Seventh Grade Science Club officers were: Todd Unruh, Cindy Kennedy, Rhett Bauer, Chad Hester, and Jan Flynt. Spanish Club Reflects The Good Times Spanish Club was always busy learning about different people and their ways of life. One of the projects Spanish Club did this year was making paper mache “cochinos.” Why don’t you come and learn about other people in the world with these people? 164 Our Library Club Was A Reflection Of What We Were ... Together The people in jr. high library club this year were Gorden Grice, Tana Wood, Sara Villarreal, dan Brooks, Phyllis Serna, Glen Golf, Micky Stump, Cindy Kennedy, Amy Cannon, Beth Barns, Joyce and Persilla Padilla. 1979-80 sponsors of jr. high library club were Mrs. Imogene Glover and Mrs. Yvonne Hass. This was Mrs. Hass’s first year as sponsor of library club. These were the jr. high students who held an office library club this year: Beth Barns, Tana Wood, Cindy Kennedy, Jan Brooks, and Sara Villarreal. 165 Junior High FCA Reflect The Sportsmanship And Christian Fellowship Of Working Together The Fellowship of Christian Athletes have had a lot of fun being together and learning from the Bible. They get into groups and discuss different topics. Coach Ward and Coach Watkins are working really hard to build a strong Christian feeling in the Junior High students. Jr. High Art Club . . . Reflecting Back On Their Works This year Mrs. Sherbon, our sponsor had two art clubs. The of- ficers for the 8th and 9th grade club were: Maria Countryman- President; Beth Barnes-Vice- president; Starla Clemans-Secre- tary; Julie Parsley-Treasurer; Molly Bird-Parliamentarian; Me- ganne Pracht- Social; and Tana Wood-Representative. Our 7th grade officers were: Renee Wil- meth-President; Dena Fouquet- Vice president; Cindy Kennedy- Secretary; Bhavna Patel-Treasur- er; Don Rice-Parliamentarian; and Valarie Vargas-Social. Joyce Field also helped Mrs. Sherbon with the clubs. 167 Standing beside one of our buses were our maintenance crew. Left to right were: Alfred VanCampen, A1 Walters, Crawford Carruth, Less Cook. A.B. Clay, and Max VanCampen. These men maintained our buses and took care of any repair job. Mr. Kear was our building and grounds supervisor. He did a tremendous job of maintaining the grounds on all the school campuses, and through his efforts Salyer was remod- eled and is now a fine facility. Cook Janitors Reflect An Important Part Of Our School Our high school janitors were: Linda Johnson and Cliff Ramsey. Not pic- tured were: Mr. and Mrs. Tim White. These people did a fine job keeping our school spotless and making it one that we are all proud of. The junior high janitors shown here were: Travis, John, and Julian Vavra. They did an excellent job in maintaining the junior high building and keeping it in top-notch condition. The ladies who did an excellent job of preparing our meals at the high school were: (left to right) back row: Louise Franklin, Ozella Reed. Barbara Costner, Betty Stewart, Janice Gurley. Front row: Dorothy Trent, Marie Cosnter, and Joyce Bowman. The man standing behind these fine cooks was Mr. Dick Powell. He was the head of our food service. The junior high cooks pictured left to right were: Marion Bellar, Betty Martinez, Nelda Campbell, Shirley Lee, and Leona Brannum. They provided terrific meals each day at the junior high. 168 SWEET SHOP 413 N. Main 338-2138 Guymon, OK Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble, Marla Bowers (GHS Junior) will concoct the most fantastic banana split you ever encountered at the Sweet Shop in the heart of Guy- mon. They’re always ready with that Coke and a smile. ZELLERS JEWELERS 415 N. Main 338-7017 Guymon, OK Are those stars or karats in Sandra Ronne’s (GHS Senior) eyes? San- dra knows that Miss Thelma Zellers will always have the finest quality to be offered, be it that special ring, watch or finery for her home. j.m. McDonald co. 405 N. Main 338-8451 Guymon, OK Can these two be Santa’s helpers or are they discussing who gets that last velvet blazer? Debbie Schneweis and Carla Birdsill (GHS Seniors) are always ready to help you get outfitted at J. M. McDonalds Department Store. ED’S CARPET LAND 715 N. Main 338-7154 Guymon, OK Janet Parsley (GHS Junior) knows quality when she sees it, and there’s plenty of that at Ed’s Carpetland. If your floors are looking thread- bare let Janet and the folks at Ed’s show you their fine lines of carpet. 170 D J STORK 412 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6212 The D J Store in beautiful downtown Guymon has a reputation for classy clothes for more years than Kenneth Conner (GHS Senior) can remember- but he’ll be happy to help you choose this year’s finest styles. CREATIVE FABRICS AND DRAPERIES Guymon, OK 519 N. Main Creative Fabrics and Draperies, 519 N. Main, is a homemaker’s happy hunting ground. Satin for your wedding to canvas for your tent, they’ve got it, plus a fantastic choice of accessory trim and patterns. SEARS AUTHORIZED CA SALES MERCHANT ALOG 617 N. Main, Guymon, OK 338-6596 Arnold Halligan, our local Sears man, is showing his gracious saleslady the latest catalog features. If they don’t have it, they can order it for you with speedy service and a smile. DOWNTOWN CONOCO Guymon, OK 523 N. Main 338-9942 Is that shoe polish on your windshield, Craig Wood (GHS Junior)? Let Linda Perrin and Kneeland’s Conoco scrub it off, and shine that old jalopy up for you. You won’t recognize it! 171 WILSON’S JEWELRY 419 n. Main 338-3846 Guymon’ °K Teresa Grogg of Wilson’s Jewelry is explaining their layaway plan to Nancy Miller (GHS Senior). Be it fine china, home decor, or the ultimate in jewelry they’ve got the best. C’mon, Nancy, you can pay it out by 1990! T-SHIRT EXPLOSION 701 N. Main Guymon, OK T-Shirt Explosion at 701 N. Main, may be one of the newer businesses in Guymon- but they are one of the most popular with GHS people. Let them fix you up with something for that favorite girl, mom, or geome- try teacher. NASH BROS. MOTOR CO. 338-3301 Now that there is an energy crisis and we are all saving gas, if you are looking for a gas-saving car, Nash Brothers is the place to go. To find the Mark of 524 N. Main Guymon, OK Excellence, they have an open-air showroom to help you find the perfect cars of your choice. 172 THE KITCHEN MART 616 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-8413 Don Fajen (GHS ’50) says that the only thing that turns him on more than school activities is that new Zenith Turn-table. The Kitchen Mart also offers a complete line of Tappan and Maytag appliances. THE VACUUM CLEANER CTR. 902 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-5010 The Vacuum Cleaner Center, lo- cated at 902 N. Main, offers a large selection, including Kirby, Hoover and Eureka. They also have re- conditioned machines for the bud- get- minded. Call them for a dem- onstration in your home. HINCHEY FORD, INC. Guymon, OK Hwy. 54 E 338-8423 Shona Sample (GHS Junior) says “TO take two!” The sleek little Cougar at Hinchey Ford would make a nice house pet, wouldn’t it, Shona? See them for the best se- lection of Fords and Lincolns in the Southwest. TEE VEE SERVICE CENTER 615 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-2444 The Eagan Family at Tee Vee Ser- vice Center invites you to examine their fine line of Curtis Mathes television sets. If you are hunting a fine addition of furniture for your living room, be sure and see them first. 173 JACK’S FRUIT MARKET PLANT FARM 1610 N. Main 338-6318 Guymon, OK For all the fresh fruit you can eat or a new coleus plant that you need for your house, go in and see Brad Stoner. He can help you choose the right plant for any spot in your home. PARKVIEW PHARMACY 115 Medical Dr. Guymon, OK 338-7565 Jimmy Pieratt (Class of 56) and Beulah Lee can make you feel better by just saying hello. To chase that old flu bug away, check with the gang at Parkview. GARRISON INSURANCE AGENCY 1210 N. Ellison Guymon, OK 338-5561 Mr. Mrs. Billy Garrison say “We’re loyal to you G.H.S.” Not many families can boast of more years invested in our school system, and not many families will take better care of all your insurance needs. FIELD INSURANCE CO. 2nd St. - Texhoma 423-7112 617 N. Main 338-5144 Now in Guymon and the Panhandle- We represent Allstate Insurance “The Good Hands” People. 174 PARTS HAUS Hwy 54 NE Guymon, OK 338-2539 If you want to customize that old jalopy, the place to go is the Parts Haus. They also offer complete lines of all those more mun- dane things like spark plugs that help that car on the move. BUNCH FUNERAL HOME 122 NE 7th Guymon, OK Arle and Wanda Bunch extend their warmest congratulations to the Class of 80. The Bunch family has been extending a helping hand and a warm heart to Guymon folks for over 20 years. CuStorT1 Colo S I ! HOUSE OF COLOR 711 N. Main Guymon 338-7590 Otto Frittz and Homer Dixon, Jr. will cus- tom paint your house or sell you the paint to do it yourself. They have some gorgeous wallpaper to choose from also. Which will it be, Shona, (Class of 81), paint or paper? GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER Hwy 64 N. Guymon, OK 338-7624 Gibson’s Discount Center has been the place to go in Guymon for 15 years. From that newest shampoo to the latest Styx tape-we all know to check Gibson’s first. 175 FEROL’S PASTRY 416 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-8622 For the finest in pastry-from a break- fast donut to a seven layer wedding cake, check with Mrs. Ferol Riggs. Ferol invites you to come in and spend your coffee break downtown with her. FLOWER’S PLEASE 414 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-8344 Steve Christian (Class of 80) is getting ready to deliver another load of flowers and smiles. To brighten a friend’s day, have Flowers Please fix her a posy or a plant. w fc. 1 GUYMON SEWING CENTER 509 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-7611 Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hamill display a complete line of Singer products. They have sewing machines for professionals and for beginners, plus all the other fine Singer implements. They also offer all kinds of super sewing accessories. OTASCO 510 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6424 Mr. Jack Lewis is showing the newest thing in stereos. Lucky graduate that receives that system in May! Otasco carries the finest lines of quality mer- chandise for home, hunter, sportsman and kids of all ages. 176 AMERICAN HANDICRAFT 110 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6640 If you want to make something for yourself or for a gift, American Handicrafts has a fantastic array of arts and crafts. They will even teach you how to begin your project. Just the therapy for nervous seniors! RADIO SHACK 110 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6306 Duane, (Class of 80), is checking out the latest in car stereos. Looks like equipment like that could really go to your head, Duane. Ted Gilbert of Radio Shack says he really does sell more calculators than he does hats. PANHANDLE REAL ESTATE 815 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6743 HI-PLAINS SPORT CENTER 421 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-3063 Tom Johnson congratulates the Class of 80 on a job well done. For those seniors who will be starting new lives together, Tom has the finest to show in apartments and larger homes, also. Look out Taos! Here we come! Year around the nicest gift a panhandler could receive is a pair of ski-boots, and all the groovy things to go with them. Let Roger Hester suit you up for the neatest ski season ever. 177 UNITED DISCOUNT DRUG NORTHRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER Guymon, OK 338-8421 Lisa (GHS Senior), Lenae (GHS Senior), Lee (GHS Junior), and Nancy (GHS Senior) are shown getting it together for a big Christmas season at United Drug. Their employers Jerry Moore and Terry Moore offer only the most up-to-date lines in everything necessary to get body and soul together. From Ban for the body to Beethoven for the soul, get it and a smile at United Drug. Moore and Moore for less, actually! CAVDHXTX UNITED SUPERMARKET NORTHRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER Guymon, OK 338-3826 Here is United’s crop of home-grown employees. All of these GHS grads invite you to come in and shop where each customer is as special as a GHS Senior. GHS is also proud of its former students — Pat Miller (GHS ‘58), John Padilla (GHS ‘77), Tammy Padilla (GHS ‘78) Jim Smith (GHS ‘76), Doug Stavig (GHS 76), Cathy McCormick (GHS ‘73), Mike Rudolph (GHS ‘77), and Darlene Ford (GHS 74). 178 PIERCE-BARNETT 409 Hwy. 54 W. Guymon, OK 338-8566 Look out everyone! Mea (GHS Sophomore) has caught the car fever and look at the gorgeous machine she has selected at Pierce-Barnett. Kscal Pierce and Lloyd Barnett invite all the GHS gang to check out the latest from that cute little Dodge Colt to that powerhouse Dodge pick-up truck. A E MOBILE HOMES Hwy 54 NE Guymon, OK 338-8553 Mike and Duane (GHS Seniors) are inspecting quality workmanship today — and they say that your best bet for that honeymoon home is one of the fine models at A E Mobile Homes. Go out and talk to Quentin Smith (GHS 56) about economical living at its best. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Guymon. OK 502 N. Main 338-3902 MEDIC PHARMACY 1309 N. East Guymon, OK 338-6694 Best wishes to the Class of ‘80 were extended by the staff at Medic Pharmacy. They offer the best in pharmaceutical needs as well as fine cosmetic lines and small gift items. Mr. Bill Crisswell congratulated the Class of ‘80 and said for the best in campus transportation, check with him on those economical bicycles he was proudly displaying. Or, if you’re setting up a new home, visit with him about Western Auto’s fine line of both small and large appliances. I I 179 THE MITRE BOX FRAME SHOP 507 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-2319 Butch Jarvis, the man in charge at the Mitre Box, 607 N. Main, demonstrates his wood-working skills as he creates another gorgeous picture frame. Let him custom build a frame you’ve been needing for that special shot. WILLIAMS SHOE CENTER 404 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-8628 For the latest shoe fashions, go to Williams Shoe Center. They offer the latest from high heels to work shoes. Williams believes in comfort for the working person, and we believe Williams is the place to find it. LONGBOTHAM WHOLESALE INC. 114 W. 4th BOOT BARN Guymon, OK 338-6131 Guymon, OK Hwy 54 E 338-7432 Sam Craig of Longbotham Wholesale is giving Penny Hobson, (GHS Senior) a map of all the candy machines in the 5-State area that Long- botham’s service. Can she Fill them as fast as they are being emptied? For the best in Tony Lama, check out the Boot Barn. Have Mr. Bugner help you select the best pair of boots for you from alligator skin to natural cowhide. 180 BRYSTER’S Guymon, OK 417 N. Main 338-6160 Bryster’s has a large selection of baby gifts, young girls’ clothes, and even selections for the juniors. Go in and have Yvonne help you select the perfect gift for a baby shower. PANHANDLE CARPET 713 N. Main Guymon, OK J J FURNITURE 338-3291 Guymon, OK Hwy 54 NE 338-8152 The .James Tharp family of Hardesty has become a super-fine asset in Guymon. Whether you need carpet for your home or for your car, Pan- handle Carpet has got it. Virginia and Val sure look comfortable sitting on the beautiful living room set! If you’re planning a new house, go to J J Furniture for the prettiest furniture in town. HITCH ENTERPRISES, INC. P.O. Box 1308 309 Northridge Circle Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 405-338-8575 182 McDonald’s Guymon, OK Hwy. 64 338-5668 Tigers of all sizes are super happy about this new addition to the Guymon scene. Whether we want a quick drive-thru meal or a relaxing visit inside-they’re always glad to serve us. Sherry’s 338-8614 406 N. Main Guymon, OK For the latest fashion. Sherry’s is the place to check out. They carry all sizes and styles for the Mrs. and Junior. Don’t Lisa and Andrea (G.H.S. freshmen) look impressed Spur Equipment, Inc. Hwy. 54 E Guymon, OK 338-2541 Farming has come a long way from tne methods used originally in the Panhandle area. This stream-lined International Harvester probably has every comfort but the kitchen sink, but that bunch at Spur would install one, if we wanted it, we bet. 183 Rosenthal Co. 316 Northridge Cir Guymon, OK 338-5591 Mrs. Bird is the nice ladv at Rosenthal’s who can tell you when to sell that crop at the best price, when to buy up more soybean meal cheap, or she can even tell you if your pork bellies are sinking fast. Pants Pocket 705 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-5160 Tiger girls are really proud of this new addition to Guymon. Jeans galore, plain and fancy, and lots of other neat styles and fabrics, too. Thank you, Pants Pocket, for making Guymon your home. Suburban Theatre and Corral Drive In Hwy. 54 W Guymon, OK 338-3281 338-3231 Here we are at our home away from home, and there’s all the friendly gang, plus Mr. Everett Mahaney and Mr. Mrs. Jeff Anderson. We’ve all spent a lot of happy hours here and sure hope they’ll continue their fine operation for years to come. 184 Lobit Studio 114 N. Okla. Guymon, OK 338-6072 Allen Funt, Look out! Ed has more can- did shots of Tigerland down thru the years than even Candid Camera could muster. We appreciate all your help, Ed, Thanks again for your patience, and for making us all look so good in those terrific senior pictures! Odell’s Barber Shop 419 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6833 There’s that master hair stylist. Bill Odell showing his crew how to handle their customer. If she giggles and wig- gles too much, jab her with the rat-tail comb, gang. Tigers appreciate the qual- ity of workmanship Bill insists on, and that’s why we keep going back. Townsman Best Western Motel Hwy. 54 E Guymon, OK 338-6556 The Townsman will celebrate its silver anniversary in September of ’80 and here’s hoping the Class of ’80 looks as sharp on their 25th anniversary. Con- gratulations, seniors! 185 Oliver’s Shoe Store Guymon, OK 520 N. Main 338-3212 Dean Johnson (GHS ’80) says his dad is a girl’s best friend when it comes to putting her best foot forward. Of course, there’s a lot of neat shoes for guys, too! Long’s Insurance Agency Guymon, OK David Long and Roger and Warner McKinnon are telling Carl McKinnon how sorry they are that he didn’t get here in time to be a like them, but they all appreciate his many years as an A-No. 1 Tiger booster. 110 E. 5th 338-3341 Guymon Tiger 186 BOB PIERATT REAL ESTATE 214 W. 5th Guymon, OK 338-6779 Bob Pieratt is showing Scott and Perri some of the fantastic listings he has on local dream homes. See Scott dream? WALDROP CLEANERS 116 W. 5th Guymon, OK 338-7126 INDEPENDANT HARDWARE 120 W. 10th Guymon, OK 338-7234 Charlene Cates (GHS ’59) is proud of their newest additions to the home- beautiful department. Their kitchen-ware would thrill any bride, be she 18 or 80. HAYTER TIRE 103 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-8471 A picture of Ernest Waldrop is a picture of a master at work. Waldrop’s is a family tradition, and all Tigers know that for that tender loving care, Waldrop’s is the place to go. Ralph Fenton is the man to see for that heavenly ride on those famous Michelin tires. Michelins are the top of the line in drive-ability and Hayter’s always has your size in stock. 187 PIZZA HUT North-Hwy. 64N 338-8352 South-Hwy. 54E 338-3818 Guymon Tigers are extremely fortunate in having two super pizza spots in Guymon. We could gobble it morning, noon, and night, but it looks like Jean Ann is saying, “One more anchovy and I’LL scream! She’s a Tiger, though, and we know she loves us, anyway. Mr. Buger North-418 N.W. 21st South-Hwy. 54E 338-8929 In some foreign language or another, “Rex means “royal,” and this is the treatment the chicken and the customer get at Mr. Burger, North South. For that fantastic melt-in-your mouth chicken or the yummiest cheeseburger on the map, Mr. Burger, north, east, south, or west, is the “Rexiest!” 188 MATHIS OIL COMPANY Hwy 338-3916 Guymon, OK We’ve heard of family businesses, but this is ridiculous! Don’t tell us Kathy (GHS Junior) is going to run the route today! No joke, Mathis Oil has been on the scene many years, and we all appreciate their faithfulness and their Tiger-spirit. Zlrweie� WSiia L « LUMBER MART 1401 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-3344 Carol Lear (GHS Junior) wants us all to see the grooviest in home decor from the Lumber Mart. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rothschopf extend their congratulations to another outstanding group of GHS Seniors. Best wish- es, Tigers! 1 I WOODWARD SAVINGS LOAN Northridge Shopping Ctr. Guymon, OK 338-8461 Although the Guymon branch is only 8 years old, this helpful institution seems like an old friend, judging by the number of home loans and savings accounts Tigers have established there. In case we forgot to say it sooner, “Welcome to Tiger Land! 189 JACK’S UPHOLSTERY 305 E. 4th 338-7990 Guymon, OK The furniture doctor is alive and well on East 4th Street! Tiger moms know if they want their furniture to look better than new, Benny and Jack Test are the men to see. The Test family extend congratulations to the Class of ’80. OLIVER’S RESTAURANT 6th Quinn Guymon, OK In the darkest of blizzards, any Tiger or Tiger Booster can es- cape “South of the Border” with this dreamy menu. The “Big En- chilada” is happening at 6th Quinn. R.G. MORGAN SON DIRT CONTRS. Hwy 54NE Guymon, OK 338-6576 Here is another Tiger business that has been around a lot longer than Duane Campbell can remember. Call them when you’re ready to dig out that new swimming-pool or any other earth-moving endeavor. 190 PALMER APPLIANCE 402 E. 12th Guymon, OK 338-6774 Our local whirlpool man is a former Ti- ger, father of Tigers, and grandfather of Tigers-to-be. Guymon should be proud of their home-grown business people, as we know Mr. Noble Palmer is proud of us. GUYMON ENGINE SER- VICE Hwy. 54 West 338-8211 Guymon, OK Sandy (GHS Sophomore) and Wally (GHS 7th Grader) Dutcher are repre- senting one of the newer Tiger-Land businesses. Their dad is first class on mending the mechanical and making it purr. HI-PRO FEEDS VETERI- NARY SUPPLIES Hwy 54 NE 338-8481 Mr. Roy Heitschmidt, cattleman ex- traordinaire, and his assistants are al- ways happy to sing the praises of Hi- Pro. They unfailingly offer the latest in feed and medical supplies for livestock. B B SALES Hwy. 54W 338-7701 Guymon, OK Lana Bobbitt (GHS Senior) looks mighty tiny under that great big sign, but it’s the heart that counts. She’ll be happy to help you with that big old tractor tire right down to that little old transistor battery. 191 GUYMON OFFICE SUPPLY 517 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-3253 Although Guymon Office Supply has new owners, they offer the same year in, year out friendly service, be it best seller books, school supplies, or job printing. Welcome to Guymon, folks! GUYMON SHEET METAL PLUMBING 607 W 4th Guymon, OK 338-6313 Mrs. Mae Grossman is not only the mother of two former Tigers, she’s Mrs. Johnny-on-The-Spot when you need service on that furnace. She’ll get the boys on the job as soon as possible. Part of the credit goes to Mr. Jack Braley, too, and he congratulates us on another super Tiger year. GUYMON SAFETY LANE 203 N. Crumley Guymon, OK 338-6960 Mr. Herman Ralstin has been an avid Tiger booster for many years, and a part of service to Guymon for just as many years. Grandson Bradley Phillips (GHS Senior) is the latest in the long line of Ralstin family grads. On West Western Wear 408 N. Main 338-8219 Guymon, OK Need a new pair of riding boots? Or just dress boots? Then go in and see Debbie at On West. They carry Wranglers, goosedown jackets and vests, and even that special belt buckle. 192 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 424 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-3346 One of the finest traditions of Guymon and Tiger Land is the First National Bank. GHS and the 1st Nat’l have grown together for over half a century. Mr. Julian Schaub and Perri (GHS Senior) are shown discussing a college loan, no doubt. DAVID GRICE WRECKER SERVICE 910 N. East 338-7081 Guymon, OK “Mr. Helpful” drives the red and white rig, and he’s always there when we need him most. Whether it’s sand or snow, David is there to get us out of those sticky situations. CLAYCOMB BATTERY ELEC. CO. 409 E 4th Guymon, OK 338-7110 Claycomb’s is another pioneer name in Tiger Land Texas County. For any- thing electrical on your car, right on down to that contrary old lawn-mower, Claycombs’s is the fix-it place. 193 FEDERAL LAND BANK 218 W. 5th Guymon, OK 338-3828 S H TRACTOR Hwy 54 SW Guymon, OK 338-2579 Another tradition to the economy of the Panhandle Empire is the local office of the Federal Land Bank. Mr. Bobby Burgess is shown here doing what he does best; helping folks grow with agriculture. Catrina Hein (GHS Sophomore) is proud of her folks and their ag- business. S H really goes out of their way to keep those tractors moving, and they're proud of our Tigers, too! PANHANDLE CATTLE CO. 113 E. 7th Guymon, OK 338-5016 Perri Robison (GHS Senior) is telling Mrs. Joy Kimball all about this year’s athletic schedule and is receiving the best wishes of Panhandle Cattle Co. for a successful year for all of GHS. WYNELLE’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS 109 NE 12th 338-2484 Guymon, OK Wynelle Mertens has the final touch in home decor or in flowers for the special prom date. Let her good taste be your guide. 194 PETTITT OIL Hwy 54 338-7550 Guymon, OK Mike Pettitt (GHS Junior) and his fam- ily furnishes Texas County with all the fine Texaco gas and oil products and will deliver it to the farm areas. Pettitt Oil say’s Congratulations, Seniors! GIBSON GIBSON, DDS 1734 N. Roosevelt 338-7210 Guymon, OK Guymon is proud of its geodesic dome and the Guymon Tigers, Here’s hoping the Class of ’80 can make as great a mark on the landscape, wherever their future leads them. CITY NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY 601 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-6561 Mr. Durant Mclnnis says, “We’re proud of our Tigers,” and Jeff Newcomer and Mike Hays (GHS Seniors) are two special reasons for Mr. Mclnnis to feel that way. Panhandle people are proud of the many years of service and dedication chalked up by the City National Bank. 195 HOUSER AGENCY Guymon, UK Jerry Houser would like to invite everyone in to discuss the fine insurance the plan to fit your budget. 1001 N. Main 338-6589 programs he has to offer. Be it car, bike, or skate-board, Houser’s has just STANFIELD PRINTING CO. 322 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-8418 Johnny Reid invites the Tigers to see the latest in typewriters at Stanfield's! They have everything the college-bound Tiger needs. 1% K-BOB’S STEAKHOUSE Hwy. 54 NE 338-2519 Guymon, OK. For the best in shrimp, steaks, and sal- ads, check with the local K-Bob’s in Guymon. Dana, Donna, and Lisa (GHS Sophomores) will be glad to help select the right of steak for you. GUYMON MOTOR PARTS Hwy. 54 NE 338-3316 Guymon, OK. Do you need a carburetor part, fan belt, air filter, oil Filter or any other part for your car? Then let these girls and Mr. Wing help you find the perfect parts. Her PLYMOUTH ED SMITH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 102 S. Main 338-3324 Guymon, OK. If you are looking for a beautiful new Chrysler or just a nice used car, Ed Smith’s is the place to visit. He can help you find just the car for your financial needs. CRYER’S APPLIANCE AND REFRIGERATION 919 N. Main 338-7459 Guymon, OK. When you’re looking for a new gas range, a heavy-duty washer, a refrigera- tor, or a microwave oven, stop in at Cryer’s. They offer the newest appli- ances available, plus they repair all your broken ones. 19 HAIR FAIR The Village Guymon, OK 338-6620 What a hair-raising idea! The whole gang is standing by to see what Mea is going to squirt on her mom, Judy Wil- kinson (GHS ’58). Be a good girl, Mea, and maybe Mom will give us all some helpful hinte on hair care and good grooming. CLINIC PHARMACY 421 Medical Dr. Guymon, OK 338-3339 Over twenty years of quality service are represented by these fine people. Mr. Mrs. Don Miller and John Erskine are always at the ready to take care of our medical needs. Mrs. Loma Pracht is fun to visit with, too. MUFF’S CYCLE SHOP 304 N. Main 338-6068 Guymon, OK Summer’s almost here, and what better way to celebrate schools’ end than a trip to the sand dunes on a shiny new Kawasaki. Buddy Hooper (GHS ’74) and his gang are raring to go. Let’s all join them in the fun and the sun. ROSEBUD NURSERY Hwy 54 NE 338-8321 Guymon, OK Carla Cruzan (GHS Junior) really looks tranquil in her own little garden of green. Her dad, Melvin (GHS ’58) has everything for the green thumb folks, and if that’s not enough, he’ll roll out a whole new carpet of green on your lawn. 198 Guymon, OK PERKINS PETROLEUM, INC Hwy 54 NE 338-6536 Senior Julie Perkins is the third generation of one of those pioneer panhandle families that spell friend to farmer and city-folk alike. We know Julie is proud of her heritage, and we look forward to many more years of the Perkins’ traditional good service with Phillips 66. BANK OF THE PANHANDLE Guymon, OK 1223 N. Main 338-2593 You can be sure that you money is safe if it is deposited in the Bank of the Panhandle. They will take care of all your financial worries plus they will advertise almost any message you request on their new electronic sign. BEHNE CONSTRUCTION CO. 338-3443 Guymon, OK 600 N. East Behne Construction Co., Inc., has done some of the finest construction work in Guymon and the surrounding area and will continue to serve the people with their excellent quality and workmanship. SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 501 N. Ellison 338-6511 To the people in the Panhandle area, Southwestern Public Service pro- vides a very necessary service. They provide dependable electrical service to all the people in our area. TRI-STATE CAMPERS 809 E. 12th Guymon, OK 338-6711 Do you need a new Winnebago or just a camper for your truck? Then let Scot Lear (GHS Junior) or Jim Lear (GHS Senior) help you find the perfect camper. 200 ■ ; • _ •_� FOWLtR OIL CO. ,'r OAS. LAivi VIABLE FOWLER OIL CO. Hwy. 54 NE Guymon, OK 338-3663 Kim Lunsford (GHS Junior), Heidi Pracht (GHS Senior), Meganne Pracht (GHS ’84), and Michelle Schaef (GHS Junior) are 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. JIM MOORE BUICK AMC JEEP INC. 223 W. 5th Guymon, OK 338-8411 201 Looks like Nancy (GHS Sophomore) is getting ready for a ride in that beautiful Renegade. Is the reason she’s hanging on so tight because Candi is going to drive? Go on down to Jim Moore Buick and let them help you select the perfect new or used car. JAMES AERIAL SPRAYING 338-8075 Guymon, OK Guymon Air Park One of the secrets of our Panhandle farmers is scientific application of insecticides and fertilizers. Most farmers depend on Mr. Leo James and his crew for the finest in aerial spraying. JAMES AVIATION 338-6838 Guymon, OK Guymon Air Park If you need to make a flying trip, the James bunch in the Guymon Air Park is ready to go. day or night. Charter service is their business, but they are handy for aerial photography or an afternoon’s lesson in fine flying. 202 MALIBU POOLS OF GUYMON 1739 N. Beaver Guymon, OK 338-6475 Surfs up! Kim (GHS Senior) and Dusty (GHS Sophomore) can hardly wait for summer and another chance to demonstrate their dads’ growing home-owned business. We would all like to help them check for leaks, etc, in the good old summertime. What a way to work off demerits! 603 S. Main 338-2556 If! PANHANDLE TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE INC. Guymon, OK Annette (GHS Senior) is checking out the latest in super-sonic telephone service, and enjoying a visit with the friendly folks at Panhandle Telephone. They really cover a lot of our home territory as they service all the surrounding Oklahoma panhandle rural areas. 203 ALLEN’S INC. TIRE DEPT. 122 E 5th Guymon, OK 338-6538 For the finest in farming and irrigation equipment, Allen’s, Inc. has been the place to go for many years. Looks like Papa Wes Sample can look forward to another generation in the business. Isn’t that right Shona, Jim, Don Sample and Tresa Houck? A M CONSTRUCTION INC. Guymon, OK 1007 NE 4th 338-6573 204 Mr. Martin Ramirez and his staff have just about doubled the size of our town, and with the most tasteful architecture Guymon has to offer. They have asked us to extend congratulations to the Class of ’80 and wish them every happiness life has to offer. ADAMS HARD-FACING CO. 802 NE 6th Guymon, OK 338-3326 The Adams family and their employees represent not only a bunch of Tigers and former Tigers, but a good portion of the Guymon economy. We are proud they are part of us, and the Adams group say congratulations to another terrific group of Seniors. 206 SWIFT CO. Hwy 54E Guymon, OK 338-3311 Another major part of the Panhandle economy is the Swift Co. packing plant in NE Guymon. We are proud to have this fine asset in our home town. Swift says, “Congratulations to the 1980 Tigers” and all the little Tigers, too. CABLEVISION OF GUYMON 215 W. 5th Guymon, OK 338-6730 Let’s face it! What would we see without Cablevision? Snow and fuzzy pictures, that’s what! Tigers feel privileged to receive the excellent reception produced in the Guymon area and so many channels to pick from. Love that HBO! Love those Tigers! RICE TRUCKING CONSTR. CO. INC. Hwy 3 E Guymon, OK 338-6104 The Rice family and staff wish to take the opportunity to congratulate the Class of ’80. The Rice family represents a lot of Tiger graduates, and they know what an honor it is to be part of GHS. 207 Wherever your future leads you ... remember that your local newspaper will always keep you in touch! GUYMON DAILY HERALD Guymon, OK 515 N. Ellison 338-3355 Thank you, Mr. Dave Story, and your staff, for that supper-time tradition of the Guymon Daily Herald. We truly look forward to all the local news, scores, and hometown gossip. We really appreciate the support you have shown during our happy years at GHS. TEXAS COUNTY FEED YARDS Hwy 54 E Guymon, OK 338-7714 We know why cattle feeders from all over Oklahoma, and beyond, are willing to wait to put their cattle in our low local feed yard. It may not be the biggest, but it remains, year after year, the best. A special bit of Tiger Pride is extended to Mr. Hay Kimsey and his crew for the support they have given us in the past years. 208 McMURRY CLINIC 123 Medical Dr. Guymon, OK 338-3361 Oh good grief! Is it a nose job, ear pierc- ing, or a bleach? Look out, Kim Luns- ford! With the good doctors Smith, Schneweis, Schaef, and Pracht, you may come out with fallen arches! Dr. Mac, Dr. Kelly, and Dr. Robert Pracht do take this opportunity to congratu- late the Class of ’80. Good Luck, Sen- iors! NAIFEH’S STEAK HOUSE 204 NE 12th Guymon, OK 338-5355 One of the newest additions to our local cuisine is the Naifeh Steak House. Their steaks are truly melt-in-your- mouth, and they treat a potato like a dream. We’re glad you’re here, Naifehs! HOFFERBER TRUCK LINES, INC. Hwy. 54E Guymon, OK 338-7598 Cattle ranching is a way of life for the Oklahoma panhandle, and for safe, de- pendable transportation from the ranch to the feedlot to the packing house, Hofferber’s are on call day and night. WESTERN MGMT. SERVICE, INC. Hwy. 54 NE 338-2513 Guymon, OK Rick Peters, GHS ’80, is taking lessons, evidently, on farm management from his very knowledgeable pop, Larry Pe- ters. But, Pop will be the first one to say you’ve got to be on your toes to break even in farming today. Hang in there, Rick, and you’ll get the idea! 209 DESERT MARINE Guymon, OK Hwy 54 NE 338-7913 Won’t be long now until it is time for water-skiing and we’re all ready. That’s because the Pollart gang has got us all out fitted with speed boat and ski equipment. Look out. Optima Dam! Here we come! KIRBY SALES tk service M±d .y Classic 3I MMIN Guymon, Oklahoma 73 KIRBY SALES SERVICE Guymon, OK 316 N. Main 338-6014 For the finest and fastest carpet cleaning, there is still nothing to match a brand new Kirby sweeper. Mr. and Mrs. Don Judd say good luck to the Class of ’80 and all the Tigers. SID’S OIL FIELD STEAMING SERV. 1013 N. May 338-6277 Guymon, OK Mr. Sid Biddle and his crew wish to take this opportunity to congratulate Guymon High School and especially the fine group of Seniors in the Class of ’80. Good luck in every endeavor! 210 HAYDEN FEED SEED Guymon, OK 124 N. Quinn 338-6789 Whether you have a big spread or a window box garden, Hayden’s has all your farming needs, as well as all livestock feeds and just about every other need for the wise 1980 farmer. HENSON’S FUNERAL HOME Guymon, OK 501 W 5th 338-3321 Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Henson and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Peterson have long been a part of Guymon, and they are proud of GHS and the Class of ’80. Best wishes for the future, Seniors! AL JACKSON CHEVROLET Guymon, OK New Used Sales Dept. Hwy. 64N. Parts Service Bookkeeping 122 W 5th 338-2571 338-8446 All Tigers love those Chevys whether its Citation, Camaro or Corvette. The Class of ’80 loves them all, and the group at Jackson Chevrolet say best wishes. Seniors! 211 J-M COMMODITIES Box 386 Texhoma, OK 73949 405-423-7521 Okay, Cindy, just what are pork bellies today? You can count on her dad, Mr. Hack Miller for the might just explain it to all of us while he wishes us a great future. very best advice on buying and selling, and he COCA-COLA Guymon, OK 504 E 4th 338-6448 Ouymon Coca-Cola Bottling has been a friend of the Tigers for longer than Kenny and Carla can remember. Mr. Dean Huckins has always had at least one Tiger helping deliver that beverage we can’t do without, and we really appreciate the community service he and Coca Cola have given us. 212 ROGER’S STEAM WAY CARPET CLEANING 616 N. Crumley 338-7926 Marshall Rogers, GHS ’57, represents another fine home grown business in the Guymon area. He and his wife Don- na, GHS ’59, are proud to be a part of Guymon. Genuine UsS) United States Steel sum! s n:i:i. siimx«. HOUSE SIDING COMPANY 410 S.W. 5TH St. GUYMON OK 73942 405-338 2084 HOUSE SIDING 410 SW 5th Guymon, OK 338-2084 Richard Martinez and his crew can tru- ly make a castle out of a cow barn with that gorgeous new aluminum siding. Besides being economical, it really is pretty and so easy to keep! NORTHWEST SERVICES 1402V2 N. Roosevelt Guymon, OK 338-7777 This rapidly expanding business is be- coming more well-known all the time, and they say good wishes to the Class of ’80 and all the Tigers. An Open Letter to the Guymon Merchants: The staff of the 1980 El Tigre would like to take a moment to say “Thank you.” We are sorry for the times we have come into your store just “messing around,” and actually we were messing things up thoroughly. We are sorry for the times we have been in a hurry, and been demanding or rude, or just plain tacky. Every one of us realize and appreciate the fact that Guymon is our home, and we wouldn’t trade it, or you, for any other spot on this planet. We also realize, without any doubt, that without your love and support, we would not have the excellent schools, and faculty we seemingly take for granted. No matter where the four winds take us, Guymon and good folks like you, will always be HOME, and for this, we are truly grateful. A little love and a lot of admiration as we leave you, we’ll always remember you. 213 The Churches Of The Guymon Area Have Joined Together Through The Ministerial Alliance To Show Their Support P First Baptist Church 601 N. Academy Trinity Baptist Church A, 301 S. Main First Christian Church 802 N. Quinn IChurch of GodM [Hwy. 3 East Foursquare Church 621 N. Quinn Trinity Lutheran 1212 N. Crumley Wesleyan Church 102 S. Lelia Seventh Day Adventist C Corner of 17th and East Presbyterian Church 310 W. 7th Glen Rose Community Church -A- Abeyta, Ermie 37, 143 Abla, Larry 18, 122 Ackley. Eddie 47, 122, 143 Andersen, Garold 18, 95, 32, 146, 128, 91, 116, 34, 35 Archer, James 47 Archer, Ronda 37 Ashpaugh, Mike 18, 122 Atkins, Cimarron 18 Atkins, Leslie 47, 122 -B- Baca, Lisa 47, 127 Baca, Perry 37, 114 Bachman, Skipper 18, 95, 35 Baker. Shirley 47, 117 Bauer, Brent 18 Bauer. Jeff 150, 47, 114 Beavers. Jill 47, 122 Behne, Lorie 37 Behne, Russell 37, 96, 116 Bellar. Neci 18, 135, 136, 137, 127 Bence, Annette 47 Betterton, Bruce 37 Biddle, Steve 45 Birdsill, Carla 17, 18, 170, 91, 34, 35 Birdsill, Steven 37, 96, 132 Bishop, George 37 Bledsoe, Ronnie 47, 143 Board. John 18, 116, 34, 35 Bobbitt, Lana 18, 191 Bohanon, Jim 37, 96, 45, 150, 132 Bowers, Kelly 18 Bowers, Marla 37, 170, 136, 137 Bowman, Joyce 127 Brannum, Dickie 47 Brannum, Edwin 45 Brannum, Steve 18 Branson, Mike 18, 140 Breuer, Kevin 18, 95, 150, 135, 116 Brown, Becky 47, 54, 122 Bryan. Debbie 54 Bryan, Randy 37 Bryan. Terry 18 Bryant, Denton 143 Buck, Sherri 19, 17, 135, 122, 35, 115 Busby, Chris 37, 106, 107, 132 Butts, Laurel 47 -C- Camp, Bonnie 150, 47, 106, 132 Campbell, Duane 19, 177, 122, 179, 190 Carden, Tom 19 Carter, Janey 19, 151 Carver, Darla 47, 122 Carver, Ricky 37 Casanova, Belinda 47, 54 Casanova, Bernardo 19, 140 Castorena, Judy 135, 47, 54, 122, 106, 108, 117 Caudell, Todd 47, 143 Caudell, Tracy 19, 140 Chaffin, Eric 47, 100, 104, 132 Cheatle, Matt 47 Christian, Steve 19, 176 Christopher, Jan 19, 137 Clark. Kim 37 Clark, LaDonna 19 Clark, Steve 47, 114, 132 Claycomb, Connie 51, 54, 122 Claycomb, Nancy 19, 45, 122 Cobb, Tate 47, 142 Collvins, Brad 19, 122 Compton, Rocky 37 Conner, Kenneth 19, 140, 147, 171, 122 Conner. Shari 37, 122, 106, 107 Cooksey, Kelly 37, 122 Cornelius, Brad 37 Cornelius, Jana 135, 47, 132, 198 Costilla, Judy 19, 31, 117 Costner, Gary, 37 Costner, Melinda 135, 47 Costner, Rickey 20, 95 Countryman, Mark 37, 96, 150, 116 Countryman, Patti 37, 127, 122 Crelly, Mark 37 Crites, Kim 37, 127 Crowder, Susan 20, 122 Cruz, Danny 47 Cruz, Joey 143 Cruz, Lee 20 Cruzan, Carla 37, 127, 198 Cruzan, Steven 47 Culbertson, Monne 20, 122 Culver, Kendall 20 Culver, Kerry 37 -D- Daniels, Dawn 47 David, Benny 47, 54 David, Kathleen 47 Davis, Julie 20 Davidson, Terry 47 Deane, Reva 47 DeBord, Shelly 47 Dollins, Ginger 20, 35, 122 Downs, Greg 47 Drake, Cecil 37 Draper, Kerrick 37, 100, 103 Drew, David 47, 122 Drew, John 20 Duffield, Melissa 37 Duncan, Joan 37, 127, 122 Dunkerson, Dick 47, 100, 104 Dunkerson, Rick 37 Dunkerson, Robert 20, 100, 101 Dunlap, Craig 20 Durman, Mike 37, 150, 100, 103 Dutcher, Sandy 47, 191 -E- Eaton. Lane 20, 95 Edens, Kim 20 Eggers, Tommy 47, 143 Elrod, Debbie 48, 54 Elrod, Donny 20 Elston, Kevin 37, 96, 40 Emmett, Claudia 20, 135, 122 Enz, Bobby 20, 151 Enz, Tiki 48 Erdman, Vida 37 Erker, Michele 48 Evins, Travis 21, 149, 135, 127, 128, 101 -F- Fajen, Robert 21, 95, 145, 150, 135, 100, 101, 34, 35 Farrell, Gary 48, 116 Farrell, Richard 21, 95, 116, 35 Farrington, Eddie 37, 150, 138 Farrington, LaDonna 37, 136, 137 Fenton, Marla 21, 122 Fletcher, Douglas 48, 114 Flynt, Chelle 21, 122, 106, 115 Flynt, Steve 48, 53, 114 Follis, Mickie 48 Forman, Robert 48, 122 Fowler, James 51, 46, 48, 100, 104, 132 Freeman, Art 21, 95, 145, 91, 135, 114 Fuentes, Yvette 38, 41, 122 Fuerstenau, Connie 51, 48, 122, 108, 115 Fussell, Jennifer 21, 151 -G- Garcia, David 48, 143 Gentry, Greg 38, 96, 100, 103 Giboney, Tony 50, 123 Gibson, Debbie 54 Gibson, Kurt 38, 96, 40, 42, 150, 135, 116 Gibson, Sandi 51, 135, 48, 122 Gloden, Eddie 38 Gonzales, Dennis 38 Gonzales, Victor 48, 54, 143 Grayson, Bradley 48, 143 Green, Tammy 51, 48, 142 Green, Terri 38, 41, 122 Grice, Margrete 38, 132 Griego, Angel 48 Grove, Donald 21 Groves, Christie 21 Groves Jolene 38, 122 Groves, Julie 48, 122 Guerra, Joe 48 Gunter. Julia 38, 136, 122 Guthrie, Jerry 38 Guthrie, John 48 -H- Hadley, Darrell 38, 96 Hale, Jamye 38, 122 Hallagin, Charlene 21, 127, 122 Hamilton, Gil 38, 96, 40, 150, 100, 103, 114 Hammond, Chauncey 21, 95, 145, 91, 135, 100, 101, 116. 34, 35 Hampton, Lisa 107, 117 Hampton, Mike 21 Harney, Evan 122 Harp, Scott 21 Harris, Lee Ann 38, 122, 178, 132 Hartley, Susan 21, 122 Hastings, Forrest 100, 103 Hatfield, Glen 48 Haukaas, Robin 48 Hays. Jeff 21. 95, 135, 116 Hays, Mike 22, 95, 91, 135, 116, 195 Heitschmidt, Roy 22, 138 Hein, Catrina 122, 194 Helm. Billy 22, 138, 142 Helm, Earl 22, 142 Henderson, Buddy 95, 150, 116 Hensley, Rebecca 38, 127 Hepner, Timothy 36, 96, 122, 100, 103, 116 Hierro, Socorro 48 Hill, Kristi 135, 48, 122 Hintergardt, George 38 Hintergardt, John 22, 128, 15 Hobson, Penny 22, 180 Hoeffner, Sharyn 48, 54, 122 Hoffman, Wayne 38 Hogue, Bill 22 Holmes, Scott 22 Holzrichter, Cynthia 22 Homan, Bobby 38, 143 Houck, Jinda 54, 35 Houck. Tresa 22, 17, 145, 135 Huckins, Kenny 22, 17, 95, 33, 132 Huckins, Tina 49. 54, 122 Huddleston, Sheila 38 Hunter. Melanie 38, 106, 107, 117 -I- Iglesias, Mary Ann 38, 106, 107 Ikeler, Gary 22, 149 -J- James, Kelly 46, 49, 132 Jander, Christopher 49, 122, 116 Jander, Gary 38, 96, 143 Johnson, Aaron 38, 150, 114 Johnson. Dean 22, 95, 186 Johnson, Galen 22 Jones, David 49, 143 Jones, Dianna 25 Jones, Tami 25, 151, 127, 122 -K- Kahl, Jon 38 Kammerzell, Gaylynn 25 Kammerzell, Tina 49 Karr, Robin 25, 117 Kauffman, Vicki 25, 33, 91, 128, 136, 122, 135, 127, 137, 34, 35 Keenan. Casey 25, 95, 116 Keenan, Martin 38 Keimig, James 143 Keith, Charlotte 25 Kelting, Kyle 38, 96, 40, 150 Kennedy, Annette 5, 25, 122, 216, 203 Kidwell, Pat 25 King, Connie 25, 2, 3, 4, 127, 126, 34, 35 King, Pat 25, 140 Kippenberger, Carol 38, 136, 122, 135, 147 Kircher, Laura 38, 122 Klare, Chris 25 Kalre, Patty 49 Kuriyama, Curt 25, 140, 149 Kuriyama, Kelly 38 -L- Lane, Lonna 122 Lear, Carol 38, 136, 189, 117 Lear, Jim 25, 200 Lear, Scot 38, 150, 100, 103, 200 Ledbetter, Tim 49 LeGrange, Jim 25, 91, 135, 100, 101, 114,132 Leisure, Nancy 49, 135 217 Lewis, Brandon 38, 122 Lewis, Jesse 26 Lewis, Mark 38, 96, 100, 103, 116 Lewis, Mark 51, 49 Lewis, Todd 26, 138, 142, 132 Long, Carolyn 38, 136, 107, 132 Long, Mark 38, 122 Lothman, Tina 39, 40, 106, 107, 117 Lovato, Andrew 49 Lovato, Stephen 26 Lucero, Loraine 26, 127 Lucero, Russell 26 Lucero, Stephanie 39 Lunsford, Kim 39, 106, 122, 107, 201 M- Madrid, Janie 39 Madrid, Roberta 39 Mansell, Richard 49, 123 Marquez, Lawrence 95, 26 Martinez, Jerry 39, 100, 103 Martinez, Kathy 49 Martinez, Ronnie 49 Martinez, Theresa 49 Martinez, Wilma 45 Mathis, Jay 39, 123 Mathis, Kathy 39, 150, 135, 123, 189, 115 McAnally, Tanya 39, 150, 135, 123, 136, 137, 132 McCarter, Brent 39, 123, 114 McGee, Andy 26 McPherson, Randall 26 Mendenhall, Quentin 51, 49, 100, 104 Metcalf, Willie 54, 49 Miller, Cindy 26, 135, 123 Miller, Edie 39, 123, 127 Miller, Georgia 49, 127 Miller, Hugh 26 Miller, Nancy 26, 123, 3, 4, 135, 172, 178, 34, 35 Moelling, Kirt 39, 128, 150, 100, 103 Moore, Candace 39, 150, 201 Moore, Darla 26, 151 Moore, Jeffrey 39, 96, 40, 100, 103, 116, 132 Moore, Kenneth 39, 96, 116 Morris, Jill 49 Morrison, Kelly 39, 123 Moss, Dusty 54, 49, 100, 104, 132, 203 -N- Naifeh, Katrina 26 Nash, Lee 49 Nelson, Adam 49, 54 Nelson, Deanna 51, 136, 123, 135, 49 Nelson, Dione 39 Nelson, Kyle 26, 95, 35 Nelson, Laura 49, 132 Nelson, Lori 49, 54 Nelson, Michael 26, 95, 141, 135, 116 Nelson, Robert 39 Newcomer, Andrea 49, 127, 123 Newcomer, Jeff 27, 123 Nighswonger, Fauneil 39 Noble, Kathy 39 Nossaman, Br 27, 95, 150, 40, 34, 35 -O- Odell, Jeff 39, 128, 100, 103 Ogden, Richard 46 Ortiz, Ray 49 Otero, Anna 39 -P- Padilla, Debbie 39 Padilla, Mary 39 Padilla, Monica 49 Parsley, Janet 39, 170, 123, 106, 107, 117 Patel, Asmita 49 Patel, Avantica 39 Patel, Kate 39 Patel, Mitesh 49 Patel, Urina 27 Patterson, Diane 123, 39, 23, 135, 115, 132, 127 Patterson, Kelley 27, 95 Paul, Ray 49, 142 Pearce, Nancy 49, 201 Peck, Roger 27 Penner, Pamela 39, 40 Perales, Gilbert 49, 116 Perkins, Julie 27, 199 Peters, Lisa 49, 123, 106, 108 Peters, Ricky 27 Peterson, Joyce 49 Peterson, Mitzi 45, 49, 123 Pettitt, Michael 39, 123, 195, 132 Petty, Liz 36, 135, 44, 41, 42, 123 Phillips, Bradley 27, 135, 123, 128, 192, 34, 35, 131 Pieratt, Scott 27, 95, 130, 135, 187, 114 Pollart, Beth 27, 91, 123, 138, 132 Pollart, Shannon 44, 123 Porter, Keith 96, 150, 44, 114 Porter, Kim 150, 135, 44 Powell, Stacy 44, 123 Pracht, Heidi 27, 91, 106, 135, 201, 131 Pruit, Tim 50 Purcell, Dixie 27 Purcell, Vickie 44 -R- Ralstin, Tammy 44 Ramirez, Sabrina 27, 151, 135, 123, 34, 35 Rapp, Randy 44 Rawls, Tim 51, 50, 100, 104 Raymer, Katrina 3, 40, 44, 147 Redmond, Joe 50 Reed, Ronda 27, 137 Reed, Tom 27 Reeves, Cynthia 36, 44, 147 Reeves, Renetta 28, 132, 147, 34, 35 Reust, Tommy 28 Rhoads, Jim 50, 128, 146, 150, 100, 104, 132 Rice, Darrell 50, 123 Rice, Edward 28, 100, 101 Riddle, Dale 28, 150, 114 Riffel, Leesa 28. 140, 177 Ritter, Scott 28 Robison, Perri 28, 31, 123, 135, 187, 193, 194 Rodriquez, Bill 50, 143 Rodriquez, Irene 123 Rodriquez, Paula 50 Rogers, Dana 50, 106, 108, 117 Rogers. Lorri 44, 123, 136, 137 Rogers, Marsha 44, 107 Romero, Daniel 50 Romero, Frank 28 Romero, Michael 44 Ronne, Sandra 2, 28, 127, 136, 137, 170, 132 Rowden, Eric 44 Rowden, Terry 28 Rumple, Teresa 50, 123, 135, 115 -S- Sample, Donald 50 Sample, Jim 28 Sample, Shona 3, 44, 147, 173, 175, 132 Sanders, Melanie 50, 123 Sandoval, Dee 44 Schaef, Michelle 36, 44, 123, 127, 115, 201 Schaef, Rhett 28, 95 Schmeling, Lenae 28, 40, 91, 123, 151, 178 Schneweis, Debbie 28, 170, 115 Schneweis, Terry 44, 96 Schuette, Les 50 Scott, Dana 50, 123 Scott, Donna 50, 123, 135 Scott Shirley 50, 123 Scott, Timmy 50 Shaffer, Gayle 28, 123 Shaffer, Paul 44, 96, 123, 116 Shaffer, Susan 44 Shirley, Robbie 3, 4, 50 Shultz, William 50 Sides, Sharon 44 Silva, Ellen 50 Simpson, Lisa 29, 178 Singleterry, Todd 44, 123, 132 Smith, Beth 44, 107 Smith, Gayla 29, 31, 32, 127, 128, 126, 35 Smith, Jacqueline 29 Smith, Lesa 29 Smith, Mike 2, 29, 147, 177, 179 Smith, Tammie 50, 108 Spirlock, Dean 44 Stealey, Steven 44, 96 Stephens, Paula 44, 123, 198 Stephenson, Luke 44, 142 Stewart, Patricia 44, 127 Stewart, Paul 29 Stone, Sverrir 50, 100, 116, 104 Strutton, Robbi 29, 15 Strutton, Tommy 44, 96 Sullivan, Marie 44 Summers. Roxanne 29, 123, 135. 136. 147 -T- Taylor, Karen 29, 137 Taylor, Rhonda 44, 136, 137 Taylor, Violet 50, 123 Terrazas, Alma 54, 135, 108, 117 Test, Benny 29, 190 Thomas, Kari 50, 123, 106, 135, 108, 117 Thompson, Rena 50, 127, 135 Thornton, Cary 29, 132 Torres, Ramon 44, 100, 103 Torres, Roger 29 Townsend, Julie 29, 123 Tramel, Stephanie 50 Trotter, Mark 44 Trujillo, Tom 29 -U- Unruh, Kevin 50, 51, 123, 128, 100, 104, 114, 132 -V- Van Nort, Kyle 29, 95, 135, 147, 100, 101, 114 Vavra, Travis 44, 168 Villarreal, Irma 30, 123 Villarreal, Mary 44, 132 W- Walker, Kevin 45 Walston, Kelsey 45, 123 Walton, Christine 54, 50 Walton, Steve 50 Waugh, Albert 45 Waugh, Brenda 50, 138 Wells, Charles 45 Werner, Keith 30, 140 White. Kim 30, 135, 127, 203 White, Lance 30 White, Robin 50, 135 Wicker, Dawnya 30, 123, 151 Wicker, Tawnya 45, 123 Wiggin, Sheila 45 Wilkerson, Wendi 50, 108 Wilkinson, Mea 3, 179, 198 Wilson, Darrin 30 Wilson, Kelli 50, 51, 123, 135, 132 Wing, Lisa 50, 52, 123 Winter, Greg 45, 100, 103, 114 Wirtz, Larry 30, 147 Wolf, David 30, 123, 128, 135, 101 Wood, Cindy 45, 123, 135 Wood, Craig 45, 123, 171 Wood, Rick 30, 143 Wortham, Fred 30 Wright, Robert 50 -Y- Yancey, Bret 50, 100, 104 Answers for page 64 are: 1. J. Davis 2. E. Kreire 3. K. Cronkhite 4. D. Buck 5. B. King 6. R. Moss 7. B. Reust 8. S. Smith 9. D. Camp 10. D. King 11. J. Watson 12. G. Phillips 13. L. Bowling 14. M. Hinchey 218