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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

The Town and Country Barber Shop contributed this picture to say “Tigers BUILD one great year! Student Life 4 Groups 10 People 78 Ads 144 El Tigre 1985 Volume 41 Guymott Senior and Junior High Schools Guymon, OK 73942 i Woodu orking dat, provide, cudeni, with a Urge ,election of building project,. Alvin Madrid, Doyle Bower,, and Mike Gawley keep bun while working on cbeir in dttsdual projects. 2 1986, A WELL-CONSTRUCTED In each man's soul there is imprinted a desire to build the best possible life for himself and his family. Into his hands are placed the tools he will need, hut he alone must choose the blueprint which will determine the finished structure. Some men seek adventure. They huild ships with the capacity to sail to new worlds, new experiences, new horizons. Others seek security. They build homes and hospitals, schools and businesses. Some seek peace. They build churches and cathedrals. Their lasting contributions stand for future generations to admire', challenges to fire the imaginations of new builders. building begins early. From the time man can think, he begins to build the life he seeks. Education adds tools and materials to his workshop. I hroughout this school year each of the 950 students builds. Every day each one picks up hammer and nails, level and plane, and puts his hand to the task. The pages of this yearbook present pictures of well-constructed lives, fulfilled dreams, accomplished performances. It is, collectively, a monument of memories built lovingly to celebrate a year which salutes every man's vocation: A Call to build. r The Vocational Carpentry class begins construction on their carpentry house early in the Appropriate eyewear is important for safety in Vocational Welding. Wearing year to avoid loss of uork time due to had weather. protective goggles, Travis Stump prepares to grind the head of bis weld. A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! Tbt excitement of Homecoming shows on the faces of Melody South, Tonya The neu Tiger mascot head, uom by Mr. White, does not scare cheerleader Barker, Pam West, Mona Martinez, and Dona Bellar. Kim Mendenhall. Cheerleaders, Julie Collins, Dee Dee Mason, Mascot Leslie Hyer, Brenda Unruh, Connie Betterton. Kim Mendenhall, and Jacki Claycomh build spirit for the open ing kick-off. r A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! The 1985-86 year u as filled with excitement and activities. There was tremendous school spirit shown at each pep rally, and the hand did a super job at each game. Homecoming added to the fun as students participated in Spirit Week and the Hall Decorating Contest. The football team rallied from a 21 point deficit to finish just 2 points shy of the win. School dances, Fun Festival, and , talent shows were just a few things that filled the year. Football was not the only sport that shined with Tiger Pride; basketball, golf track, and weightlifting proved that Guymon High School has many gifted athletes. Together we made unforgettable memories. Together we built the perfect student life. Ready for action, Charlie Mallard Our Ramho, Alvin Madrid, takes a day off from bis “grueling” schedule, “wears his sunglasses at night. “ The sophomore class decorated the commons area for Homecoming Week. A favorite pastime for most of the Jr. High students is to sit on the landings in the hall and visit with friends or catch up on homeu ork. Wade Morrison. Scott Fronterhouse. Jeff Rookout, and Paul Fritz sit together before their first morning class. 6 Students create the life at Guy won Jr. and Sr. High Schools. Each student con- tributes his own attitudes, talents, and motivations, which gives a different slant to every situation. Like students, no two days are alike. Each day is filled with new opportunities. Taking advantage of these opportunities, GHS and GJHS student bodies come out on the level. Engrossed in a desk full of work. Clint Deane. President of FFA. represents the academic side of student life. Time spent in Jr. fiigh is especially important for making and building lasting friendships. Angela Adelman. Candice Bagu ell. and Chris- ty Brock enjoy the life shared among friends. HOMECOMING BUILDS EXCITEMENT, SPIRIT, PRIDE Dena Brou-ning, Shannon Barnett. Tracy Pratt, and Lisa Frame display the Spirit Quilt made hy the Home F.c. IV class. The quilt, given away at the Homecoming Game, has the names of this year's football players. “Come As You Are“ day finds Francis Scott and Angelique Snider adding points to the sophomore doss total as they participate in Spirit Week. Senior James Mussman shows his Tiger Spirit on “Hat day. 8 “We Will Be Invincible The theme for homecoming built pride and spirit in the school, and was the basis for all of the activities throughout Homecoming Week. Homecoming Week was five days of challenging contests, long hours of work, and class competition that ended in everyone being united on Friday night to cheer on the team in an exciting game against the Dumas Demons. The week started on Monday with Hat, Sock, and Pin” day, and the saying for the day was, Show the Demons that the Tigers are tops by wearing your favorite hats, buttons, and socks.” Let's show the Tigers that we have spirit by coming as you are and we will give the Demons a jar was the saying for Tuesday. Many students did come as they were and showed the school what they really looked like! Wednesday was Occupational” day. Many students dressed as the occupation they already had, and some dressed as the occupation that they planned on having. Be a lawyer, be a cop, and watch the mighty Tigers come out on top ,” was the saying for Wednesday. On Thurs- day, the students were told to Wear it wrong or wear it right and go Tigers Fight, Fight, Fight!” Most chose to wear it wrong — as in backwards. Friday finally came, and Tiger fans wore black and orange to show their spirit. At the pep rally on Friday, Brenda (Jnruh was named the Homecoming Queen for the year. Brenda had excellent competition from Jennifer Hepner, Annette Garcia, Kristi Campbell, and Leslie Hyer. The queens were escorted by Sean Cox, Mark Duffy, Reese Wolgamott, Darren Ingram, and Craig Riff el, respectively. The Spirit Stick went to the Senior Class, who won the hall decorating contest and had the most participation during the week. The door decorating contest was won by Mr. Wilgus' second hour Zoology class. Each member of that class received a Tiger hat. The game Fri- day night was a rough one, and our guys rallied in the closing moments to finish just two points short of the win. We had a lot of fun that night, and many memories were made. In Guymon High's own special way, we proved that we were invincible. Things were hot as the Tiger team and fans gathered to rally the night before the big Homecoming Game against Dumas. 1985 Homecoming Queens are Kristi Campbell. Golf Leslie Hyer. Boys' Basketball-, Brenda Vnruh. Football and Homecoming; Annette Garcia. Track; and Jennifer Hepner, Girls' Basketball. 9 A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! Exhausted after the first football game against Dalhart. latnce Kemp stands on J«� � y Morettini always has a helpful hint for her friends, the sideline. Sumher 6 7. Kelly Scott, holds off the defensive opponent long enough for quarterback, Sean Cox, to scan the field for an open receiver. MTF TTTjTTr WF Triyrrr 'wr nTrTTrr WF TTTjTP WF rr vm'p Tr 1 I % 1 1 3 1 1 r A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD! ttt Activities and organizations played a major role in increasing student in- volvement. 'Through the various pro- jects performed by groups many doors were opened for leadership. Although students were often late to class, a special effort was made to attend each organizational meeting. Fund raisers and other service pro- jects provided the opportunity for many fun trips. Student Council paved the way for dances, films, and keeping the student body updated on current events. National Honor Socie- ty, French Club, Math Club, and many other groups supplied excitement throughout the school year. Kristina Lott ery sings along with the music. Brian Wilson breaks bis way into our hearts. Sbea Lindsay needs help from Christina Luera and another friend to open her locker at the Jr. High. I) 0 J J T T TTT ttt TTT I’jT T!'|'TT T T tjt TpP TjT TIT 1 TTT n 1 1 d 9 IQ II ii 11 H.S. Student Council Officers: Brad Mendenhall— President, Brian Anderson — Vice-President, Brenda Unruh — Secretary, Stephanie Miller— Treasurer REPRESENT A Tl VES Front Row, l eft to Right, Sophomore Represent- atives: Toni Rice, Dee Ann Cruz, Leigh Tomlinson, Stephanie Vanderrort, Tonya Reed; 2nd Rou: Junior Representatives: Mitzi Humble, Deana Newell, Gwen Logan, Tami Hall, Kristi Christopher; 3rd Row: Senior Representatives: Michelle Morrison, Heather Peddy, Darren In- gram, Leandra Bookout, Jenny Moret tin i. 12 H.S. Student Council Members: Front Row, Left to Right: Jenny Morettini, Imandra Bookout, Michelle Morrison. Leslie Hyer, Jen Fussell, Brad Mendenhall. Mendi Johnson, Brian Anderson; 2nd Rou: Kristi Christopher. Gwen Logan. Tami Hall. Deana Sewell. Mitzi Humble, Tricia Oshurg, Bryan Cassels, Cheri Mallard; 3rd Row: Tracy McLain, Toni Rice. Tonya Reed, Brad Olmstead. Dee Ann Cruz. Leigh Tomlinson, Stephanie Vandervort, Tya Long; 4th Rou : Darren Ingram, Craig Riffel, Kristie Campbell, Charlie Mallard. John Duffy. Crystal Witten. Brenda Lollar, l ana Bagwell; 3th Row: Ley la Furrer, Brenda Wicker, Tyra Haar, Peggy Koch, Kyle Bartels, Det in Quesenhury, Benji Fuentes. Justin Whipple; 6th Row: Heather Peddy, Vicki Jo Stephens, Tracy Cline, Stephanie Miller, Brenda Unrub. Carolyn Hadley, Mrs. Lee — Sponsor. Mrs. Quesenhury — Sponsor. 13 Representati ves Front Row. Left to Right: Christy Frittz Amy Reed, Sarah Webster, Rhonda Rem- ling, Jennifer Allen, Mark Reust, and Jen- nifer Garrison; 2nd Row: Stephanie Taylor, Toby Bellar. Jaime Oakes. Jason Miller, Stephanie McKinnon, Dondi Brooks, Tam my Murphy, and K. C. Kuykendall: 3rd Row: Brandon Imhoden. Jennifer l smhley, Bernita Gallegos, Wynde Mathis, Brenda LeGrange. Mindi Christopher, Lisa Gibson, and Becky Newell; 4th Row: Melissa Gurley, Ruth Kimsey. Corey Conner, Ty Mallard, Brady Field, Greg Landes, Derek Moore, Jason Hitch, Timmy Landess, and Khammouk Somsavath. NJHS Members: Front Row, L to R: Kafir Mayer, Mindi Christopher, Angela Winters, Jason Collins, Michael Fast, Woody Stone: 2nd Row: Brian Sossaman, Jodi Milton, Susan Watson, Amy Kidwe l, Ashley Adams — Secretary, Stephanie Taylor, Linda Betterton: 3rd Rou : Ricky Koch, Christy Brock, Angela Adelman — Vice-President, Rhett DcSpain — Treasurer, Brady Field — President,. � � Maxwell: 4th Row: Candice Bagwell, Tonya Nichols, Jeff Unde, Ruth Kimsey, Kent Radford, Darren Tip- ton, Heather lutke, Greg Stelzer, Steve Fast NJHS Initiates: Front Row, L to R: Nicole Gotcher, Misha Wilson, Terrina Johnson, Wynde Mathis, Michele Blakley, Laura Bohlander. Jinger Watkins. Lenise Tipton. Anita Rapp: 2nd Row: Usa Gibson. Bemita Gallegos, Dana Hatter, Traci Hall. Shellie Moretiini, Amy Reed.Jerilyn Campbell. Kim Haley, Corey Hiatt: 3rd Row: Bran- don Imhoden. Dusty Turner, Mark Stodghill. Bobby Jenkins. Russ Roytal, Chad O'Nan, Shawn Kybl, Chad Newman. Brad Lyle 15 NHS Members: Front Row. Left to Right: Vicki Jo Stephens, RaneUe Bozarth. Jacki C aycomh, Jason Procter. Tommy Campbell, Tracy Cline, Mick Hart, Mr. Camp — Sponsor; 2nd Rou: John Shaffer, Mike Carter, Bryan Brock, Dee Dee Mason, Deana Sewell, I ana Bague l, Dora Villarreal, Rebecca Tomlinson; 3rd Rou: John Dencker, Steve Rice, Billy Corder, Rohyn Beyer, Leslie Hyer, Jennifer Hepner, l eandra Bookout, Pamela Hockett, Leona L'nruh, Shawnda Coffman; 4tb Row: Brenda Unruh, Kelly Seigehauer, Lisa Villarreal, Michelle Morrison, Jenny Morettini, Mendi Johnson, Lisa Medenwaldt, Alvin Madrid, Annette Garcia, Brad Mendenhall, Sean Cox. NHS OFFICERS Sean Cox, President: Brad Mendenhall, Vice-President; Pamela Hockett, Secretary; Brenda Unruh, Treasurer; Mr. ('.amp. Sponsor. m 16 INITIATES Seniors: L to R: Craig Riffet, Heather Peiitly, Russell Tiduell, Tracy Hiatt. Tom Mah. Cherie Henderson, Kelly Scott Juniors: Front Row, L to R: Jon Parsley, Kristina Lowery, Brian Anderson. Desiree Ohnick, John Penny; 2nd Row: Peggy Koch. Kasey P.rdman. Mitzi Hum- ble, Karla Cornelius Sophomores: Front Row. L to R: Cindy Carden. Nancy Danner. Lynna Christie. Dee Ann Cruz, l eigh Tomlinson, Tonya Reed. Cheri Mallard. Crystal Witten. Tammy Moon: 2nd Row: Dale McCurdy, Iran Whipple. Patricia Fuentes, St aria Bugner, Crystal Petty, Kim Mendenhall. Katherine Cook, Tim Parham. Craig Garrison; ird Row: Tyler Kemp, Kent Powell. David Scott. Joel Shaffer m 17 FFA Members: Front Row, L to R: Travis Baker, Tanya Beer, Clint Deane, Janice Mussman, James Mussman, Shane Cornett; Second Row: Mr. Nickel son, Justin Ear s, Glenda McLearen. Nancy Danner, Joe Lindsay. Hayden Danner, Justin Collins, Russell Tidwell, Mr. Brooks; Third Row. Brian Costner. Brad Grihhle, Kenny Perrin. Billy 7 alhert, Brad Otmstead, Eddie Burden, Allen Kauffman FHA Officers: Tanya Beer, FFA Sweetheart, Russell Tidwell, Reporter; Janice Mussman, Secretary; dint Deane, Presi- dent; Justin Collins, Vice-President; Hayden Danner, Treasurer; James Mussman, Secretary 18 Tanya Beer, FFA Sweetheart The Guymon FFA Livestock Judging Team represented the state of Oklahoma this year at the National Livestock Judging Contest held at Austin, Minnesota. I o qualify for this honor, the team first had to win the State Swine Livestock Judging Contest held at Stillwater, Oklahoma ubere there u-ere 120 teams competing against one another. After winning the State Contest, the team traveled to Austin Minnesota where they competed against 169 teams from across the United States. The team finished Hth overall in the nation. The Livestock Judging Team members are Travis Baker. Justin Collins, James Mussman, and Shane Cornett (not pictured). 1st Place Crops Judging Team members re Nancy Danner, Arlen Kauffman, and 1st Place Land Judging Team members Justin Earls. Clint Deane, and I an ice Mussman. Hayden Danner. 19 Seniors. Russel! Tidu-elt, Junice Muss man. Joe Lindsay, Justin Collins, and Janies Mussman hate heen in the Guymon FFA Chapter for 4 years and have heen in the Champion In- terscholastic Chapter at Panhan- dle State University for each of those 4 years. 20 Front Row. L to R: Randy May turn, Jimmy Blackburn, Paul Fritz. Doug Rending; 2nd Row: Mr. Brooks, Bryan Shield, Clay Curtis, Kent Haar, Brent White denior High FCA Member,: Fr.tr Kou, Uf, to Right: Tommy Camph.ll. Brad Nag.lhct.Jama Pro.,or. Mr,a Madndjwst.n p .J.aaaa Watson. Torn! Hall. Gwen lagan. Tonya Camph.ll. Tracy McLain. Crystal Petty. Pam Terrazas: 2nd Row: Bryan, McDowell. J. f Behne. Tracy May,am. Kim We„. Michele Riff.l, Cheryl Stewart. Cindy Carden. Usa Villarreal. Trie,a Oshwrg. Jack, Clay.on.hJer, hwssell. TeresaFaw shier. Kenny Dow: ird Row: Connie Betterton. F.ri, Hard,. Heather Peddy - President. Tony Reed. Dee Ann Cruz. U,gh Tomlinson, Ronn, MtGntre. Stephanie Vander.ort. lanna Wilson. FJgieJeffus. Jennifer Hefner. 4,h Row: Stephan,e Miller Annette Care,a Jon Parsley. Deana: SeweIf Dee Dee Mason. Sean Cox - Vice-President. Wayne Littrell. Warren Piero,,. Mendi Johnson. Lesl.e Hyer.J.m George. Jeff.Sm.th Carlo,. I nas.tKent Powell. Sth Row : Bill Kenny. Clark Pwrdy. lance Kemp. Kristi Camph.il. Brad Mendenhall - Treasurer. Brenda Tnrwh. Kody Byers. Da„d Pad,Ha. Mat, Singleterry, Reed Schmeling, Mick Hart, Fom Watkins. Junior High FCA Members: This large group combines the lore of athletics uitb the lote of God. FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA FCA 21 Senior High Members: Front Rou Left to Right: Michelle Morrison, l.illiun Montano. Dora Villarreal. Khamla Somsavath,Jo Ann Rodriquez. Misty McGuire. Terri No- ble: 2nd Row: Diane Martinez, Manira Haddad. Charlotte Martinez, LeAnn Calsing, Michelle Gallmeier, Cindy Lovato, Brenda Unrub; ird Row: Gail Kraher, Kelly Neigehauer. lytrena Maestas, Teresa Fanshier, Jenny Morettini, Kristi Campbell, Lisa N ossa man. Tracy Pratt, Karla Cornelius, Lisa Medenwaldt; 4th Row: Lisa Frame, Stacey Carter, Heather Peddy, Shannon Barnett. Dena Browning, Kenny Dow, Cheryl Stewart, Vicki Jo Stephens H. S. OFFICERS Front Row. Left to Right: Kay Brune, Advisor; UUian Montano, Reporter; Dora Villarreal, Vice-President; Misty McGuire, Parliamentarian; Lorena Maestas, Secretary; 2nd Row: Lisa Medenwaldt, President; Dena Brouning, Recreation Chairman; Karla Cornelius, Treasurer Below: FHA members display quilts made by the Home Ec. IV class. The quilt on the left has the names of the football players sewn on it, and the quilt on the right has the names of the boys' and girls' basketball teams. After the work was com- pleted, chances were sold on each quilt, and the quilts were given away at sepa rate dr a u i ngs. 22 Building Toward New Horizons . . . Junior High Members: Front Row. Left to Right: Benita Bussell. Chert Atkins, Terrina Johnson. Deit re Buebler, April Hall, Cassie Ramirez. Mary Ann Maestas, Sonya Hunter, Andrea Martinez, Tera Moore. Misha Wilson, Jean Ann Reynolds, Michelle Frittz, Stephanie Taylor, Dana Maytum, Carina Gallegos, Seventbia l nato, Celia Martinez, Joana Hall. Gina Smith, Peggy Padilla, Linda Betterton; 2nd Rou: Roseann Martinez, Sherryl Flanagan. Chad Bart ing, Shonia Rodgers, Mary Savage. Christina Alva, Misty Nelson, l.inda Padilla, Dee West, Rene Martinez, Mary Kay Collier, Kristi Crites, Tamra Barnes, Michele Hart, Jennifer iMmhly, Michelle Trim- ble, Susan Watson, Shannon Selhime, Traci Hill, Kim Myers, Pauline Martinez; 3rd Rou : Kim Haley, Windy Madrid, Channa Cooper, Tammy Parlier, Nicole Christopher, Amy Johnston, Jennifer Thomas, Jackie Davidson, Kim David, Misty Wood, Karri Vernon, Stephanie Bailey, Michelle Foster. Michelle Campbell, Anita Rapp, Channe Sears, Dana Hatter, Laura Mounce, Jamie Bishop, Jodi Barnes, Connie Rider. J.H. OFFICERS Front Rou , Left to Right: Michele Hart, President; Susan Watson, Vice- President, Michelle Trimble, Secretary; Connie Rider, Treasurer; Linda Betterton, Parliamentarian; 2nd Row: Misty Wood and Joana Hall, Music and Recreation Leaders; Tera Moore, Reporter; Jennifer iMmhley. Historian. 23 Front Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Ortiz, Mr. Watson — Instructor, Mike Romero. Kbam- nou Somsavath. Bob Chance, Richard Shirk; 2nd Rou : Frank Savage, Fddie Cruz, Chris Gallegos, Alfredo Martinez, Troy Walters, Mike McCarney; Ird Row: Scott Parker, Clint Wells, Tom Thompson, Heath Clemans, Kurt Radford, Mike Gawley. 24 Vocational Carpen- try Students, Front Row, Left to Right: Glen South, David Padilla, David Trab ik, Darrin DePriest; 2nd Row: Don Gooch, Mr. Stall- ings — Instructor, Jeff Slaughter, Bryan Matthews, Gina Carter, John Clopton, Bruce Costner. Industrial Arts Club Members: Front Row, Left to Right: William Mays, Dale Hallagin, Brandon Barker, Wade Mor- rison; 2nd Row: Lisa Huffman, Chad Martinez, Jimmy Blackhum; }rd Row: Billy Harris, Dusty Turner, Rusty Bor- ing, Jesse Taylor. 25 Vocational ICE Students: Front Rou, Left to Right: Boh I antfuary, Terri Johnson, Leyla Furrer, Cindy StodgbUl, Glenda McClearen; 2nd Rou: Mike Romero. Paul McLemore, Kham- nou Somsavath, Kelly Wood: 3rd Rou : Kelly Bryan. Frank Savage, Kif Sides, Kenneth Bales, Tom Thompson, Bob Chance, Roman Martinez, Doyle Bowers; 4th Rou : Travis Stump, Clayton Keenan. Ronnie Ballard, Ron Lively, Jeff Brady, Lee McNutt. Heath Clemans. Vocational Welding Students: Front Rou , Left to Right: Cindy Stodgbill, Mr. Rice — Instructor, Glenda McClearen; 2nd Rou: Ronnie Ballard, Ronnie Lively, Lee McNutt; 3rd Rou : Clayton Keenan, Travis Stump, Kelly Wood. 26 2nd Hour VICA ICE Students: Front Rou-. Left to Right: Roman Martinez. Jeff Brady. Kenneth Bales: 2nd Row: Ley la Furrer — President, Paul McUmore. Nora Hierro — Treasurer, Terri Johnson — Treasurer, Doyle Bowers — Secretary. 3rd Hour VICE ICE Students: Front Row. l ft to Right: Wayne Maytum — Reporter, Boh Tanquary; 2nd Row: Lorena Maestas — Secretary. Brenda Wicker — President, Chris Stavig — Vice President, Kif Sides, Sam Inman — Treasurer, Kelly Bryan. 27 sT-, : Speech and Debate Members: Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Patterson, Advisor, Billy Corder, Robyn Beyer, Sissy New, Tonya Campbell, Brycie Mattheu s. Tracy McLain, Patricia Fuenfes, Jennifer Decker. Cheri Mallard; 2nd Rou : Tracy Cline, Virginia Moore. Robert McGuire, Tanya Beer, Michele Riffel, Julie Collins, Crystal Parish, Peggy Koch, Faith Elliott, Kathy Holland; 3rd Row: Dora Villarreal, Kristina Lowery, Jenny Morettini, Kristi Christopher, Jon Parsley, Bryan Brock, Gail Kraher, Kathy Cook; 4th Row: Jamie Mandrell. Austin Stewart, Bryan Powell, Stacey Carter, Dino Cruz, Sean Huffman, BUI Kenny, Russell Tidwell, Clint Deane; 5th Row: Byron Miller, Brian Cassels, Larry Mallard, Charlie Mallard, Kiren Patel, Cherie Henderson, Tracy Hiatt, Lajunna Yates, Mary Mathis, Mitzi Humble. The Speech and Debate Club is organized to further the knowledge of communicative arts. Students engage in speaking competitions throughout Oklahoma and ultimately com- pete for state championships in twelve speaking events. This year the dub has grown to over 40 members, making it one of the largest extracurricular activities in G.H.S. This year the club com- peted successfully in several in- vitational tournaments and won sweepstakes awards at NWOSU, Woodward, and Okeene. Their annual one act play placed third at the regional competition, and they concluded the year with competition at the regional and state tournaments. They also formed a chapter of the National Forensic he ague, allowing them to compete for the opportunity to represent Oklahoma at the Na- tional Speech Tournament in June. Officers: Tracy Hiatt, Treasurer; Charlie Mallard, S.C. Represen- tative: Larry Mallard, President; Bryan Brock. Secretary; Jenny Morettini, Vice-President. 28 Math Club Members: Front Rou . If ft to Right: Mrs. lute — Advisor, Kristina Lowery, Rebecca I omlinson, Cheri Mallard, Jennifer Decker: 2nd Rou: Bryan Poue l. Pam Hockett, Mendi Johnson. Uandra Bookout. Jenny Morettini, Denise Watson: ird Rou : Willie Moore, Cindy Carden. Jon Parsley. Dale McCurdy, Gilbert Gutierrez, John Dencker. 29 Officers: John Dencker, President: Cheri Mallard, Vice-President: Jennifer Decker, Secretary Treasurer: Denise Watson, Reporter. Members: Front Rou . Left to Right: Sheri Stone. Michele Riff el, Tracy Maytum, l ona Vnruh, Brad Henslee, Jeff Keahey: 2nd Rou: Donna Cooper — Co-Sponsor. Khamta Somsavath. Kelly Seigebauer, Kim West, Rhonda Welch, Vicki Jo Stephens. Brian Anderson, Tracy Cline, Pam Hockett, Mr. Wilgus — Sponsor. OFFICERS Donna Cooper, Co- Sponsor; Khamta Som- saiath. Reporter; Rhonda Welch, Secretary; Brian Anderson, Vice- President; Vicki Jo Stephens. President; Mr. Wilgus, Sponsor. 30 9th Grade Science Club Members: Front Row, Left to Right: Stephanie Taylor, Jodi Milton, Bernita Gallegos, Ashley Adams, Dale Hallagin, Michele Hart, Richard Staple, Michelle Frittz, Danny White. Dana May turn; 2nd Rou: Sbellie Morettini, Jennifer l smhley, Channe Sears, Dana Hatter. Jamie Bishop, Susan Watson, Melissa Martin, Nikki Reed, Michelle Trimble, Amy Harris: 3rd Rou: Michelle Foster, Kristen Wood, Jeff Jamieson, Grant Wadley, Brandon Imboden, Jeff Linde, Chad Martinez, Steve Fast, Heather Lake. Laura Mounce: 4th Rou: Rhett DeSpain, Scott Fronterhouse, Anita Rapp. Corey Conner, Rhead Story, Dar- rin Tipton, Ruth Kimsey, Mark Stodgbill, Melissa Gurley. Tommy Spuehler. 31 8th Grade Science Club Members: Front Rou , Left to Right: Sonia Hunter, Mindi Christopher, Chad Neu man. Kelley Campbell, Jason Martin, Brian Tiduell, Stephanie McKinnon: 2nd Rou: Jason Collins, Wynde Mathis, Lisa Gibson. Robert Rodriquez, Jimmy Shirley, Amy Johnston, Liz Board: 3rd Rou : lasrry Anderson, Telisa Webh, Matt Albright, Garry Carter, Tim lasndesjinger Watkins. Marlene Montano. French Club Members: Front Row, Left to Right: Lisa Villarreal, Pam Hockett. Leandra Bookout, Brenda Unrub, Cheryl Steuart, Lisa Frame, Diane Martinez, Mona Martinez, Nora Hierro, Terri Johnson; 2nd Row: Russell Tidwell, Rhonda Welch, Shawnda Coffman, Lillian Montano, Michelle Mor- rison, Jenny Morettini, Kristi Campbell, Craig Riff el. Mendi Johnson, Annette Garcia, Lisa Nossaman, Kelly Neigebauer, Lorena Maestas, Cindy Lovato: 3rd Row: Dora Villarreal, Kasey Erdman, Ranelle Bozarth, Randy Mitchell, Eldon Headrick, Kit Canarina, Jacki Cl ay comb, Tricia Oshurg, luzna Bagwell, Brian Anderson, Sean Huffman, Brad Henslee; 4tb Row: Dino Cruz, Frank Savage, Kaveh Salami, Khamno Somsavath, Charlie Mallard, Pamela Terrazas, Starla Bugner, Tracy McLain, Kristina Lowery, Cuca Martinez, Gail Kraher, Mrs. Quesenbury — Sponsor; 5tb Row: Bren- da Ijollar, Peggy Hegu ood, Cbarisse Fuentes, Yolanda Marinez, Charlotte Martinez, Reese Wolgamott, Crystal Petty, Teresa Fansbier, Denise Watson, Toni Rice, Debbie Roberts, Rebecca Tomlinson, Ruben Perez; 6tb Row: Gabriel Barela, Mark Luera, Austin Stewart, Wayne Littrell, Stephanie Vandervort, l-eigb Tomlinson, Cindy Carden, Tya Long, Lisa Medenwaldt, Brycie Matthews, Manira Haddad; 7tb Row: Mitzi Humble, Faith Elliott, Hilary Vernon. Michelle Gallmeier, Khamla Somsavath, Dee Ann Cruz, Deborah Luera, Shadlynn New, Kim Brady, Amy Atkins; 8th Row: Tina Scott, Gwen lj gan, Tami Hall, Dee Dee Mason, Deana Newell, Jeanna Watson, Connie Betterton, Michele Riffel, Sheri Stone, Tracy Maytum, Julie Collins, John Tanquary, Kim West, Crystal Witten, Tammy Moon. French Club Officers: Front Row, Left to Right: Craig Rif- fel — President, Brenda Unruh — September, Mendi Johnson — October, Kristi Campbell — November; 2nd Row: Charlie Mallard — January, Tanya Beer — February, Mrs. Quesenbury — Sponsor. 32 • V tf a h Spanish Club Members: Front Row, Left to Right: Billy Brooks, Charles Mar- tinez, Rich Garcia — Treasurer, Tom Stiles, Landon Walker, Adam Gutierrez, Charles Pettis, Sarah Webster, Keata Bhakta; 2nd Rou: Derrick DeWitt, Roger Reyna, Angie Ramirez, Christina lasera, Misti Collinsuortb, Amy Reed, Debbie Pou ell, Laura Sandora!, Angie Asmussen; 3rd Rou: Scott Mcl-ain, Mark Mar- tinez — President, Johnny Rodriquez, Kiili Westenharer, Jaime Oakes. Jason Miller — Vice President, Jason Denney, Chuck Dow, Kristy Harris, Tammy Murphy; 4th Row: Cristina Ramirez, Nathan Rodriquez. Aaron Williamson, Chad McCurdy, Adolfo Calleja, Chris Hitch, Ginnie Mangum, Samra Quesen- hury, Amy Bozartb, I enise Tipton, Keenan Rice, Chuck Erickson. 33 Proni Row, l ft io Right: Tya l ng. Charisse Fuentes, Peggy Heg wood, Andi Redmond, Theresa Fansbier, Randy Mitchell, Beth Barker, Barbara Homan, Nancy Gutierrez, Misty McGuire: 2nd Rou : Tommy Hogge, Carolyn Farrington, Wendy Romeshurg, Dena Browning. Cindy L vato, Dora Maestas, Stella Gonzales, Marcie Fields, Frankie Rodriquez, Khamnou Som- savatb, Frank Savage, Mrs. Savage — Sponsor; }rd Row: Shannon Barnett. Kim West, Terri Noble, ly Wells, Kim Kirk, Mona Martinez, Jennifer Martinez, l sjunna Yates, Tonya Barker, lutrena Maestas, Gabe Costilla. SR. HIGH ART CLUB OFFICERS President — Gabe Costilla Vice-President — Frankie Rodriquez Secretary — Marcie Fields Treasurer —Jennifer Martinez Sponsor—Mrs. Savage 34 Front Row, Left to Right: Tammy Martinez, Johnny Rodriquez, Charles Martinez, Richard Garcia, Amy Reed, Michelle Frittz, Stephanie Taylor, Sarah Webster, Debbie Powell, Chuck Dow; 2nd Row: Rudy Villarreal, Jo Bob Christopher, Honnie Hintergardt, Tammy Murphy, Cynthia Padilla, Kristine Lucero, Kellie Kirkwood, Vernon Thomason: 3rd Row: Landon Walker — Social Chairman, Aaron Williamson, Mark Martinez, Celia Martinez — Vice President, Melissa Martin, Michelle Foster — Corresponding Secretary, Jodi Milton, Seventhia Lovato — Treasurer, Amy Kid well — President, Peter Gonzales, Matt Albright; 4th Row: Macanda Hinchey, Cheryl Krone, Ken Richardson, Joana Hill — Recording Secretary, Pelo Martinez, Deana Fleming, Mike Murray, Charles Canarina, Kristen Wood — Special Projects Chair- man, James Garcia, Jimmy Vanderwater, Chad Bayless. 35 Front Row, l ft to Right: Mrs. Megtt — Advisor, Bill Raines, Pam Hockett, Ronni McGuire, lutjunna Yates, Shawnda Coffman — Editor, Lisa Medenwaldt, Beth O'Leary, Doug Dau es, Jeff Behne; 2nd Row: Cuca Martinez, Jon Wells, Matt Singleterry, Bert Nunley, Bill Kenney, Mark Luera, Lisa Frame, Mr. Shelton — Advisor. 36 Jr. High Library Club Members: Front Row, l eft to Right: Macanda Hinchey, Charlene McGuire, Sabrina luoughridge, Denise Chamblee, Mary Ann Maestas, Scott Neigehauer, Corey Tracey. Monte Bowers, Jason Miller, Jaime Oakes. Charles Martinez, Richard Garcia, Charles Pettis; 2nd Row: Kristine Lucero, Cynthia Padilla, Jerilyn Campbell, Becky Holder, Angie Ramirez, Katrina Eaton, Brian Martinez, Nabor a Gonzales, Crystal Griego, Brenda Drake, Mike Correi , Chuck Dow, Vernon Thomason. Jimmy Vanderuater; 3rd Row: Johnny Rodriquez, Aaron Williamson. Derek DeWitt, Nate Rodriquez. Brian Warren. Eduard Martinez, Joe Boh Christopher, Benita Bussels, Kendra Dow, Corey Hiatt, Pauline Martinez, Kim Myers, Linda Betterton, Peggy Padilla, Seventbia lunato, Celia Martinez, Patricia Arellano, Anna Noble, Sheryl Crone; 4th Row: Jimmy Shirley, Blaine Warren, Kevin McDowell, Todd Stump, Mandi Copeland, Samera Quesenhury, Amy Bozartb, Tonya Dick, Andrea Martinez, Dana Cullop, Sbellie Morettini, lutra Gann, Gina Smith, Peter Gonzales, Chad Barlling, Brian Tidwell, Tonya Deane. Eric Merril; 5th Row: Joana Halt, Linda Padilla, Dee West, Shelly Harmon, Jim Clopton, Pelo Martinez, Chris Martinez, Mary Collier, Jill Sniffen, Emma Padilla, Kristy Crites, Rene Martinez, Peter Gonzales, Steven Rymer, Keenan Rice, Christina Alva, Misty Nelson, Melissa Martin, Jessica Stump; 6tb Row: Amy Johnston. Mary Savage, Jodi Barnes, Michelle Foster, Sandra Romero. Janet Kernes, Ruth Kimsey, Garry Carter, Jeff Garnett, Adrian Padilla, Mike Murray, Charles Canarina. T.J. Nichols, Chris Robinson, Timmy Landess, Melissa Gurley, Laura Mounce, Marlene Montano, Heather Lake, Connie Rider. Channe Sears, Tammy Anderson, Jackie Garcia. OFFICERS Pauline Martinez, Treasurer; Peggy Padilla, Secretary; Todd Stump, Vice-President; Linda Betterton, President 37 Sr. Brenda Unrub. f:B-BB Jr. Tanya Beer, BB Jr. Connie Betterton, FB Jr.Jacki Clay comb. FB-BB 1985-86 GHS GUY MON TIGER FIGHT SONG We're loyal to you G.H.S. We're orange and black G.H.S. We'll hack you to stand Against the best in the land For we know you will win G.H.S. Rah! Rah! So shoot for the goal G.H.S. And fight heart and soul G.H.S. Our team's the fame protector. On hoys, for we expect a victory from you G.H.S. GO! GUY MON! GO! CHEERLEADERS Jr. Julie Collins, FB Sr. Leslie Hyer, Mascot Jr. Dee Dee Mason. FB Soph. St aria Bugner, BB Soph. Patricia Fuentes. BB Soph. Kim Mendenhall, FB Soph. Crystal Petty, BB 38 This huge group prov ides spirit and encouragement to the junior high athletic teams. With this fantastic support, the junior high teams are practically unbeatable. Go Tigers! Front Row, Ixft to Right: Dun Sherhon — Instructor, Mitzi Humble, Imandra Bookout, Deborah lasera, Tya Ijong, Kasey Erdman, Virginia Moore, Bryan Brock, Boh Scott — instructor, tnu Row: Kristi Ritter, Rebecca Tomlinson. Debbie Roberts, Usa Ire, Shau nda Coffman, Austin Steuart, Pam Hockett, Peggy Koch, Peggy Martinez, Annette Foster, Kim Hadley, Starla Bugner, l ana Bagwell: 3rd Row: Tracy Cline, Volanda Martinez, Michelle Morrison. Letitia Brown, Julie Collins. Rhonda Welch, Tommy Campbell, Crystal Petty, Eric Hardy, Kristi Christopher, Jennifer Decker, Tonya Reed, I sigh Tomlinson, Dina Wilson, Cheri Mallard: 4th Row: Patricia Fuentes, Jeff Smith, Robert Gibson, Marcie Fields, Chris Stavig, Chip Wallace, Lisa Nossaman, Brian Anderson, Phillip Grave, Carlos Urias, Clark Purdy: 3th Row: Scott Kimble, Brenda Wicker, Cindy DeSpain, Tanya Beer, Susan Miller, Kim Mendenhall. Jeff Keahey, Tim Gibson, JoAnn Parsley, Bryan Powell, John Duffy, Shelly Taylor, Clay Haisten. Scott Mason. Billy Henderson: 6th Row: Gabriel Barela, Willie Moore. Brian Cassels, Jenny Morettini. Dale McCurdy, Kathy Cook, Mark lasera. Brad Mendenhall, John Shaffer, Daenan Kirk; 1th Row: l eona L’nruh, Jason Smith, Chris Albright, Troy Newcomer, Steve Rhodes, Mark Duffy, Steve Rice, Jimmy Ortiz, Kent Powell, David Scott, Ben Milton. Steve Urias. Terry Bookout; 8th Row: Jacki Claycomb, Kim Brady, Denise Watson, Connie Betterton, Hilary Vernon, Annette Garcia. Nancy Danner, Tricia Osburg, Jennifer Hefner, Mendi Johnson, Stephanie Miller, Kristi Campbell, Beth O'Leary, Cindy Carden, Toni Rice. Brenda Unrub. O TWIRLERS Imandra Bookout and Mitzi Humble 11 I Bryan Brock DRUM MAJOR FLAG GIRLS Front Row: Brenda Unrub, Denise Watson. Jacki Claycomh. Connie Betterton. Kim Brady. Toni Rice: Bad Rou : Stephanie Miller. Annette Gama. Kristi Campbell. Tricia Osburg.Jennifer Hepner Captain. Mendi Johnson. Nancy Danner. Cindy Carden. Hilary Vernon. Beth O’Uary 41 s T A G E B A N D Front Row: Cberi Mallard. Leandra Bookout. Pam Hockett, Mendi Johnson, Bryan Brock, Kristi Christopher, Rhonda Welch; Back Rou: Daenan Kirk. Ben Milton, Jason Smith. Phil Graue, Jenny Morettini. Usa Sossaman. Chip Wallace, Chris Albright, Brian Anderson, Terry Bookout, Scott Kimball Front Rou: Rhonda Welch, Pam Hockett, Uandra Bookout, Usa Nossaman; Middle Row: Jenny Morettini, Brenda Unrub, Jennifer Hepner, JoAnn Parsley, Stephanie Miller, Kristi Campbell. Annette Garcia; Back Row: Susan Miller, Shawnda Coffman, Mendi Johnson, Steve Rice, Michelle Morrison. Clark Purdy, Steve Urias, Brad Mendenhall, Mark Duffy 42 FRESHMAN CONCERT BAND FRESHMAN STAGE BAND 43 “w™, to.aSK I ' r 7 , 'rT , R°t Br,rr’ Brya ' Mcn°U ' ■ VicUJ' «. Ty VM,, Mrs. Van Nor _ D,„f. ' Mar“' FiM,‘ U“ • « «A. , Hilary Vernon. W vtr M-‘MI' C.«llm',rr, 3rd Rou : Bean Ca„rU. Bryan Brock, Kelly Neigebauer. Billy ( order, Case, Kidwell, Jin, Wiggin lay Poland, Kevin Eaton; 4tb Rou : Terry Dees, Becky Bailey, Dena Brouning. J J CHOIR OFFICERS Kelly Neigebauer, Treasurer; Lisa Nossaman, Chaplain; Leandra Bookout, President; Billy Corder, Vice-President; Bryan Brock, Secretary 46 JR. HIGH CHOIRS Freshman Choir: Front Row. L to R: Tricia Headrick, Christy Brock. Kelli Blackmore, Ashley Adams, Page Kingsland, Brian Nossaman, Missy Martinez, Kendra Dow, Cheri Atkins. Mrs. Vernon — Director; 2nd Rou: Jen- nifer Madrid, Monna Williamson, Anna Noble, Andrew Padilla, Don Noble, Jason Ayer, Patricia Arellana, Bernita Gallegos, Michelle Herrera, Karen Cruz, Sherry! Flanagan: 3rd Rou: Jackie Theisen. Kandi Gann, Diane Rodriquez, Amy Kiduell, Kevin Skaggs. Peter Gonzales, Khamouk Somsavath, Dau n Debord, Candy Hale, Shannon Selbime, Tonya Nichols, Linda Cruz 7th and 8th Grade Mixed Choir: Front Row, L to R: Angelita Ramirez, Ann Tran, Monte Bowers, Charles Martinez. Linda Padilla, Kiili Westenbaver; 2nd Rou: Christie Wohlgemuth, Gina Foster, Mike Correll, Manuel Jimenez, Jackie Davidson; 3rd Row: Mrs. Vernon — Director, Allen Smith, Clay Olmstead. Jason Clark, Michael Sullivan 7th and 8th Grade Girls' Choir. Front Row, L to R: Sherry Hughes, Cheryl Krone, Jessica Teel, Kristine Lucero, Angela Vasquez, Keata Bhakta, Kelli Roybal, Charlene McGuire; 2nd Rou : Amy Tyson, Stephanie McKinnon, Becky Stevens, Luura Sandoval, Nahora Gonzales, Amy Bozarth, Cassie Ramirez, Macanda Hinchey. Sabrina Lougbridge, Misty Murray: 3rd Row: Mrs. Vernon — Director, Jerilyn Campbell, Ken- dra Lesley, Ginnie Mangum, Mandi Copeland. Mary Savage, l Donna Butler, Angie Olsen, Cheyenne Crump, Misti Collingsworth 47 Dressed in character are Billy Corder, Lisa Sossaman. Bryan Brock, and Imandra Bookout. Mr. MacAfee (Thomas Ballard) is frustrated hy the attempt of bis wife (Kelly Seigehauer) and daughter (Lisa Sossaman) to hurry his breakfast before the ar- rival of Conrad Birdie. 48 Cast l eft to right: Michelle Gallmeier . . . Faith F.Hiot......... Kim Hadley .......... Handle Bozartb....... Bryant McDowell .... Thomas Ballard....... Brian Cassels........ Cindy DeSftain....... Robert McGuire....... Vicki Jo Stephens.... Marcie Fields........ Justin Whipple....... lutna Bagwell........ Casey Kidwell........ Second Row: Karla Cornelius ..... Jim Wiggin........... Peggy Martinez....... Kelly Neigehauer..... Lisa Nossaman........ Bryan Brock.......... Iwandra Bookout ..... Robyn Beyer.......... Billy Corder......... Hilary Vernon........ Annette Foster....... Dominic Ramirez .... Shelly Reed Mrs. Charlotte Van Sort Michael Patterson Third Row: Brian Anderson....... Terry Dees........... Ty Wells............. Kevin Fusion ........ Jay Noland........... Mrs. ImIa Hitch...... Mr. Jim Smith........ Air. Gary Tichy...... ............Suzie .....Margie Ann .... Penelope Ann ............Alice Randolph MacAfee .....Air. MacAfee . . . . Hugo Peabody .....Teenage girl . . . Harvey Johnson . . Gloria Rasputin ..........Sad girl .......Stage crew . . Another sad girl . Charles S. Maude .....Mrs. Merkle .........Reporter .............Helen . . . . Alrj. MacAfee . . . . Kim MacAfee . . . Albert Peterson .... Rose Alvarez .... Mae Peterson . . . Conrad Birdie . . . Ursula Merkle ............Nancy .........Reporter .....Teenage girl .........Director . . . Stage Manager .....Fd Sullivan ...........Mayor .........Traveler .....Guitar man .....Guitar man . . . Choreographer . . . Props and Sets .......Assistant 49 Leandra Bookout. as Rose Alvarez, takes out her frustrations at Maude's Roadside Brian Anderson leaves bis place in the Pit Band for a moment to make a special Retreat, while owner Charles S. Maude, played by Casey Kidu ell, talks on the phone. guest appearance as Ed Sullivan. 50 Anxious admirers look on as the Mayor of Sweet Apple, Ohio (Terry Dees) presents the key to the city to Conrad Birdie (Billy Corder). Stunned parents look on as Albert Peterson (Bryan Brock) questions Hugo Peabody (Brian Casse s) as to the whereabouts of Rose Alvarez and Kim Mac A fee. The principal characters of the play are Leandra Bookout as Rose Alvarez, Bryan Brock as Albert Peterson, Lisa Nossaman as Kim MacAfee, and Billy Corder as Conrad Birdie. Mae Peterson (Robyn Beyer) introduces Gloria Rasputin (Vicki Jo Stephens) to her over-protected son. Albert. 51 52 The Loveliett Afternoon of the Year, lull yemr'i inmmg 4� !. prrformtd by Robyn Bryrr mud Billy Corder, (upturn tbr mm- ditnttt attention Crystal Petty performs an exciting dance routine. Ranelle Bozartb sings “! Dedicate My Love to You. TECHNICAL CREW The technical creu■ of Eric Hardy, Steve Urias, Joel Shaffer, and Brad Mendenhall keeps things run- ning smoothly in the GHS auditorium. Their “volunteer slave labor” dur- ing assemblies, variety shows, musical productions, and fun festivals entails countless hours of uork. Their bard work is evident each time they are called upon to pro- vide sound and light for an event in the auditorium. 53 Coach Hart gives encouragement to a player during a game. Quarterback Sean Cox lofts a pass over the outstretched arm of an opposing defender. 54 The Guymon Tiger football coaching staff includes Raymond Cole, John Winchester, Steve Williams, Larry Hart, Dennis Curtis, John Ward, Head Coach Buddy Brock, and Mike Cleiand. i TIGERS The Tiger football squad includes:Front Row, L to R: Leroy Montano, Joe Lindsay, Reese Wolgamott, Alvin Madrid, Sean Cox, Justin Whipple, Clark Purdy. Lance Kemp, Darrell Edu ards; Second Row: Coach Winchester, Travis Stump, Robert Reyna, Brad Mendenhall, Tom Mah, Gary Smith, Troy Newcomer, Brad Nage hout, Kelly Scott, Warren Pieratt, Kenny Dow, Matt Singleterry. Coach Brock; Third Row: Bruce Costner, John Shaffer, Mark Duffy, Jim George, David Padilla, Bill Kenny. Ronnie Smith, Kody Byers, Mark Shaffer, Brad Grihhle, Brian Gillespie; fourth Rou: Coach Cole, Heath Clemans, Ivan Whipple, Mike Romero, Steve Jenkins, Tom Thompson, Darrin Hatter, Mike Carter, Mick Hart, Ty Wells, Billy Barnett, Jeff Smith, Tom Watkins, Coach Williams; Fifth Row: Coach Curtis, Travis Baker, Brian Costner, Billy Talhert, Steve Rhodes, Brad Olmstead, Aaron Watson, David Scott, Dale McCurdy, Joel Shaffer, Craig Garrison, Rickey Parlier.Jeff Behne, Coach Ward; Sixth Row: Coach Hart, Mike Wells, Jeff Keahey, Tyler Kemp, Kent Powell, Carlos Urias, Brent Wicker, Jeff Hall, Troy Collins, Robi Marr, Bert Nunley, and Coach Cteland. 55 Travis Stump Ty Weils The Tigers close the hole for the Demons. Leroy Montano scoots u ide as Alva players pursue. Travis Baker jMWb. jBSSSNfo, Jeff Hal! tm A Brad (Urnslead JoeI Shaffer Troy Collins Billy Barnett Heath Clemans ■I Brian Costner Craig Garrison Jeff Keahey Tyler Kemp Rohi Marr Dale McCurdy Bert Nunley Ricky Parlier Kent Powell Steve Rhodes Mike Romero David Scott m m m ii Billy Talhert Carlos Urias c Tom Watkins Aaron Watson Michael Wells Brent Wicker MGR. Jeff Behne MGR. Matt Singleterry Ivan Whipple The football Queen Candidate, Miss Brenda Unrub, is the reigning Homecoming Queen. During her high school years she has been involved in Band, FCA, French Club, FHA, NHS, and other organizations. She has been a cheerleader for two years and is captain now. She has been elected class president the past three years and has been student council secretary. She has also been chosen class princess three years and class favorite two years. Brenda is a member of the United Methodist Church and its youth group. In the future she plans to attend Oklahoma State University with a possible major in foreign language. Her in- terests include cheerleading, reading, being with friends, and exercising. Brenda s escort, Sean Cox, has been voted class favorite since seventh grade. While in grades seven through nine, he was a member of Oklahoma Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society. As a freshman, Sean was president of the student council, was named Outstanding Student, and was co-valedictorian of his class. He is currently NHS president. He has been a student council representative during bis sophomore and junior years, and co-captain of the Guymon Tiger Football Team during his junior and senior years. The vice-president of FCA, Sean has played football since seventh grade, played basketball in the seventh and eighth grades, participated in track in grades seven through eleven, and has been involved in weightlifting from bis freshman year through bis junior year in high school. He is a member of the First Baptist Church and plans to attend Colorado State University. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, skiing and weightlifting. 58 The junior high football cheerleaders include Brian Nossaman, Denae Mason, Angela Adelman, Angela Winters, Christy Brock, Jill Shaffer, and Shell's Shaffer. The glamour of being a cheerleader does not come without its price. A good cheerleading squad must spend countless hours practicing various routines to make them look synchronized. Long after all the other students have gone for the day, these dedicated people can he found practicing tirelessly in the pit area. After they finish the gruelling practice sessions, they have to make signs and decorate lockers. Their hard work and dedication are examples for everyone to follow. The mascot and cheerleaders take a brief break during the pep rally for Homecoming. The football cheer leading squad includes mascot Leslie Hyer, Julie Collins, Dee Dee Mason, Connie Betterton, Brenda l nrub, Kim Mendenhall, andjacki Claycomb. 59 9TH GRADE TEAM 8TH GRADE TEAM 7TH GRADE TEAM 60 61 Tigercttc Varsity Team: Floor: Tumi Ha : Sitting, L to R: layla Furrer, Kim West, Gwen Logan, Connie Betterton: Knee ing: Stephanie Vanderrort. Kim Mendenhall, Rita Jo Gallegos, Annette Garcia; Standing: Jo Ann Parsley, Coach Webb, Tracy May turn, Lonni Magers, Lanna Wilson, Deana Newell, Dee Dee Mason, Jennifer Hepner, EJgie Jeffus Coach Gorsbing (seated) Tom Webb, Head Coach Kathy Gorsbing, Asst. Coach Larry Hart,, Asst. Coach 62 Connie Betterton Rita Jo Gallegos Tami Hall Gwen Logan Lonni Magers Jeana Watson Manager Caught off guard, the Beater defense just stands there white Kim West puts up a shot. Tracy May turn Deana Newell Michele Riffel Kim West A Tribute to the 1985-86 Tigerettes Yes, it's very true What we've done — none will undo. We Seniors are the very Greatest! And this my friends is definitely the Latest! Basketball was Our thing, And with us we certainly did bring — The talent that it takes. Of taking advantage of the breaks. The Gym held us within its hands, Teaching us the ways and its demands. How much of life we've learned these years! To say much more would surely bring tears. Through thick-n-thin, we pulled through Doing the work we needed to do. Giving each other a helping hand. To make things easier to comprehend. We “Tigerettes were of a different race. The breed going for the kill as well as the chase. We knew where we wanted to go. And now hold secrets that others may never know. The time seemed eternal at the first. And now for more we hunger and thirst! To hear the crowd cheer our names. As we put the opponent to shame. We spent our time as best we could. Togo back — we probably would. But the cycle of life we can't choose, For time — unfortunately — can never lose! So to the 'Years’ now below us, Take advantage while you can. Because nothing lasts forever And all Too soon —you'll understand! And now — we Seniors must hid adieu — To search for something alive and new. Pictures in our minds so firmly placed Thanking God — memories can’t be erased! Written by Annette Garcia 63 7? S.IE 4 Ml • I - a G ffHG i • ♦ i III 5' tI II I Bi id'll rrU W 0 JO Pam Terrazas !- gb Tomlinson r Stephanie Vandervort lanna Wilson 4 Seated on Podium, L to R: Michele Riffel, Stephanie Vandervort, Stephanie Miller, Pam Terrazas: Kneeling, L to R: Tracy May turn, Kim Mendenhall, I onya Reed: Standing, L to R: Coach Wehh, I sigh Tomlinson, Shellie Furrer, Dee Ann Cruz, ! anna Wilson, FJgie Jeffus, Coach Gorsbing (seated) 64 Wei! in front of her defender, Jennifer Hepner takes a jump shot from underneath the basket. While getting a push from behind, Annette Garcia follows through with her shot. Guymott 52 Beaver 50 Guymon 49 Jettks 57 Guymott 51 Ponca City 55 Guymott 65 Woodward JV 35 Guymon 48 Altus 50 Guymon 54 Carter 51 Guymon 66 Good well 32 Guymon 43 Western Heights 36 Guymon 56 El Reno 44 Guymon 39 Lindsay 60 Guymon 50 Blanchard 35 Guymon 35 Woodward 56 Guymon 55 Alva 62 Guymon 39 Woodward 47 Guymon 48 Alva 49 Surrounded by three defenders, Kim West jumps above 20 to score a basket from the lane. 65 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL QUEEN The 1985 Tigerette Queen is Miss Jennifer Hepner. The 12-year senior has been involved in National Honor Socie- ty, hand, flag team, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes for three years. She has played basketball four years, was junior class secretary and senior class secretary and is this year's flag team captain. Jennifer is a member of the Vic- tory Memorial United Methodist Church and attends UMYF. Her interests include being with friends, riding around, jogging and playing basketball. Her future plans include attending college, playing basketball, and major- ing in medicine. Mark Duffy is Jennifer’s escort. His high school activities include football, basketball, band, and FCA. Throughout high school he has been a member of Oklahoma Honor Socie- ty. Mark is a Life Scout and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Mark is a 12-year senior who enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping with his family. After graduation, he plans to attend Brigham Young University or Oklahoma State University and major in engineering. 66 Jr. High Basketball Cheerleaders: Bottom: Cristina Ramirez: Middle: Misha Moore, Angela Adelman, Brian Nossaman, Candice Bagwell, Stephanie Livesay: Top: Ter a Moore BOYS’ BASKETBALL QUEEN Leslie Hyer has been chosen as the Boys' Basketball Queen. She is a member of the Presbyterian Church. She is a 12-year senior who is a member of National Honor Socie- ty, Oklahoma Honor Society, and Student Council. She has played piano 12 years, has been a member of the hand 6 years, and was a flag team member her junior year. She also participated in golf and track. This year, Leslie is both football and basketball mascot. Her hobbies include horseback riding, snow skiing, and collecting teddy hears. She plans to attend college and major in accounting or finance and minor in history. Leslie's escort is Craig Riffel. Craig has been active in basketball nine years and football through his sophomore year. He was elected freshman class treasurer, and was president of his junior class. He served as Student Council representative during his sophomore and senior years. He is currently president of French Club. Craig has participated in the Oklahoma State Science Fair, architectural contests at Oklahoma State University and Northwestern Universi- ty, and has had art displayed at the Oklahoma Museum of Art. He is a five-year member of the Oklahoma Honor Society. Craig has studied piano six years and continues to participate in committees and organizations. He is active in FCA and attends the First Baptist Church. After graduation, Craig plans to attend Oklahoma State Univer- sity, The University of Oklahoma, or Baylor University, and hopes to become a financial analyst or an architect. Sr. High Basketball Cheerleaders: L to R. Bottom: Jack, Ctaycomb. Brenda Unrub. Tanya Beer; Middle: Crystal Petty, Mascot — Leslie Hyer, Starla Bugner Top: Patricia Fuentes 67 John Dencker Mark Duffy Steve Rice Craig Riffel Reese Wolgamott David Hardy Head Coach Jerry Cooper Asst. Coach Tiger Varsity Team: Front Ron . L to R: Mark Duffy. Kody Byers, Reese Wolgamott, Hric Hardy, Tommy Campbell, Craig Rif- Jason Proctor, Bill Raines; 2nd Rou : John Shaf- fer, Reed Schmeling, Steve Rice, John Dencker, Billy Henderson, Rohhy Johnson, Tim Parham 68 Kody Byers Tommy Campbell Mike Carter Eric Hardy Billy Henderson Robby Johnson Jason Proctor Bill Raines Reed Schmeling John Shaffer John Duffy Robert Gibson Tim Gibson Jeff Keabey Tyler Kemp Bryant McDowell Tim Parham Tom Watkins Robert McGuire Manager Tiger JV Team: Front Rou , L to R: John Duffy, Bryant McDowell. Jason Proctor. Robert Gibson, Tim Parham, Bill Raines; 2nd Row: Jeff Keabey, Tyler Kemp, Tom Watkins, Jason Smith, Billy Henderson, Mike Carter, Tim Gibson Lay-ups, such as this one by Eric Hardy, are daily practice drills. 70 Chased by a Beaver player, Eric Hardy slows up for a lay-up. Guymott 88 Beaver 45 Guymott 67 Perrytott 65 Guymott 60 Kingfisher 55 Guymott 26 Liberal 68 Guymott 57 Wood ward 51 Guymott 49 Liberal 51 Guymott 83 Western Heights 67 Guymott 54 Woodward 56 Guymott 82 Alva 58 Guymott 80 Clinton 64 Guymott 53 Elk City 34 Guymott 58 Kingfisher 59 Guymott 70 Woodward 61 Guymott 83 Alva 53 Left: Fouled by a Beaver defender, John Dencker shoots for two points as Reed Scbmeling blocks out his defender for the rehound. Below: After a fast break. Reed Scbmeling lays one up for an easy two points. Craig Riffel follows behind to insure the basket. 71 9th Grade Boys' Basket- ball Team: Front Row, L to R: Chad Martinez, Brandon Imhoden, Jeff Linde. Brad lagan, Clay Curtis, Jason Maxwell, Jeff Bookout, Tommy Spuehler, Rhett DeSpain; Second Row: Andrew Gaona, Wade Morrison, Rusty Boring, Dusty Turner, Corey Conner, Kent Radford, Adrian Padilla, Ty Mallard, Trent Swanson: Third Row: Coach Ward, Chris Martinez, Jason Beggs, Page Kingsland, Kent Haar, Donald Girard, Andrew Padilla, Jimmy Quesenhu ry, Randy Maytu m , Donnie TeBeest, Bryan Shields 8th Grade Boys' Basket- ball Team: Front Row, L to R: Tye Marr, Brad Tomlinson, Kenny Rhodes, David Town- send, Jonathan Sloan, Rusty Smith, Scott Edison, Brad Oshurg, Phillip Caudell, Derek Moore, Mike Shaffer, Keith Wood: Second Row: Chad Newman, Chad 0‘Nan, Ramon Ortega, Shawn Arndt, Russ Royval, Kevin Strecker, Woody Stone, Brandon Clark, Matt Hardy, Brad Lyle, Chris Taylor, Coach Cole 7th Grade Boys' Basket- ball Team: Front Row. L to R: Terry Gose, Chris Hitch, Jaime Oakes, Jeff Martire, Geronimo Ortega. Jason Miller, K. C. Kuykendall, Ashley Bunch, Chad Rice, Jason Denney: 2nd Row: Chuck Erickson, Jeremy Henson, Jody Anderson, La voe Hartley, Aaron Smith, Don Scott, Clay Olmstead, Ken Richerson, Derrick DeWitt, Jody Monk, Coach Williams 72 Members of che Freshman Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Jessica Stump, Bernita Gallegos, Jodi Milton, Susan Watson, Maggie Fuentes, Melissa Clark, Deana Fleming, Ruth Kimsey, Anita Rapp, Michelle Campbell, Melissa Gurley, Dana Hatter, Traci Hill, Michele Hart, Tricia Fusse l; Second Row: Coach Tom Webb, Dana Maytum, Kisty Johnson, Melissa Volden, Jackie The i sen. Misty Wood, Coach Kathy Gorshing, Coach iMrry Hart Members of che Eighth Grade Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Brooke Ann White, Jill Shaffer, Christina lasera, Brenda Drake, Jennifer Massey, Angela Winters, Stephanie McKinnon, Jennifer Garrison: Se- cond Row: Dee West, Jen- ni Keenan, Wynde Mathis, Christy Kimher, Joanna Kraber, Mindi Christopher, Liz Board. Kathy Fast I and: Third Row: Coach Tom Webb, Shea Lindsay, Marlene Montano, Telisa Webb, Nicole Gotcber, Laura Boblander, Brenda LeG range, Heather Meggs, Lisa Gibson, Jinger Watkins, Michele Blakley, Coach Kathy Gorshing Members of the Seventh Grade Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Sbelli Shaf- fer, Monica Davidson, Irene Teel, Ke i Kirkwood, Dondi Brooks, Denae Mason, Rhonda Rem ling, Jennifer Davis, Melanie Kersey, Jennifer Allen: Second Row: Mac an da Hinchey, Amy McBnde, Becky Stevens, Tonya Dick, Emma Padilla, Heather Noland, Cynthia Padilla, Angie Olson, Cheryl Krone, Jeralyn Martinez; Third Row: Coach Tom Wehh, Becky Newell. Lenise Tipton, Allison Homer, Wendy Turner, Tammy Anderson, Stephanie Jimenez, Samra Quesenbury, Coach Kathy Gorshing 73 The Golf Queen is Kristi Campbell, a 12-year senior at GHS. She was a twirier in eighth and ninth grades and has been a flag team member during her sophomore, junior and senior years. She has been on the golf team four years, qualifying for state three years. She was Tiger football mascot her junior year and has been class treasurer three years. She is also a member of FCA, FHA and is a French Club chairperson. Her escort is Darren Ingram. Darren is the student council representative for his class, and he attends the First Assembly of God Church in Guymon, where he holds the office of president of the youth group. His future plans include attending college at Oral Roberts University and becoming an optometrist. His hobbies in- clude snow skiing, basketball, tennis and golf. Boys' Golf Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Scott Kimball, Wayne Littrell, Randy Mitchell, Darren Ingram, Steve Urias, Darrin Huckins, Bryan Matthews, and Kyle Bartels: 2nd Rou: Jason Proctor, Chris Albright, Kody Byers, Tommy Campbell, Dale McCurdy, Bill Fleming, Bill Kenny, and Coach Hart; 3rd Row: Reed Scbmeling, Mick Hart, Eric Hardy, Robert Gibson, Jerry Buchanan, Jason Smith, Phillip Graue, and Matt Singleterry: 4tb Row: Byron Miller, John Duffy, Bryant McDowell, Clay Haisten, Jeff Bebne, Bret Franks, Tim Gibson, and Jon Gallmeier: 3th Row: Jay Soland, Rick Knudson.Jeff Keahey, Terry Bookout, and Brad Olmstead. 74 Girls' Golf Team: Front Row, I ft to Right: Jeanna Watson, Tracy Cline, Shellie Furrer, Tya Long, and Cindy Carden; 2nd Row: Deana Sewell, Kristi Campbell, Mendi Johnson, Leslie Hyer, Kristina Lowery, Gwen Logan, and Coach Hardy. 75 Annette Garcia has been named the Track Queen. She has par- ticipated in basketball, band, National Honor Society, and Oklahoma Honor Society for 3 years. She is also involved in French Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Annette is a 12-year Senior who enjoys being with friends, talking on the phone, exercising, and lifting weights. She attends St. Peter's Catholic Church and plans to attend Oklahoma State University, majoring in fashion merchandising. Reese Wolgamott is Annette's escort. Reese has participated in football, basketball, and track since seventh grade. He is a 12- year Senior who is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and French Club. Reese attends the Victory Memorial United Methodist Church. High School Boys' Track Team: Front Row. L to R: Ty Wells, Brian Hoff, Joel Shaffer, Mike Romero, Brad Nagelhout, Brian Gillespie; 2nd Rou: Troy Collins, Craig Garrison. Bert Nunley. Reese Wolgamott, Leroy Montano, Ronnie Smith. Eric Cullop, Justin Whipple; Ird Row: Rohi Marr, Brent Wicker, Jeff Smith, Da fid Scott, Travis Stump, Mark Shaffer, Brad Grihhle, David Padilla; 4th Row: Jeff Keahey, Tyler Kemp, Kent Powell, Gary Smith, Lance Swanson, Jim George, Darren Hatter, Craig Riffel, Robert Reyna, Steve Rhodes 76 fell f==? • e - ¥ m ill High School Girls’ Track Team: Front Row. L to R: Michele Riff el, Kim West; 2nd Row: Stephanie Vander- fort, Lanna Wilson, Pam Terrazas, Tonya Reed Freshman Girls’ Track Team: Front Row, L to R: Janet Karnes. Melissa Mar- tin, Michelle Foster, Karen Cruz, Amy Harris. Dana May turn, Nikki Reed, Ro- sea nn Martinez; 2nd Row: Jessica Stump, Maggie Fuentes, Susan Watson. Michele Hart, Melissa Gurley, Deana Fleming, Jodi Milton, Misty Nelson, Dora Franco 77 A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! runes make the trip shorter for Steve Rice as the band travels to a football Dressed in camouflage, Travis Stump is ready to brave another day. game. Computer Literacy is a neu course offered to prepare students for college and the business world. Seniors, Randy Mitchell, Sean Cox, Clark Purdy, Alvin Madrid, and Justin Whipple enjoy the time spent together in computer class. A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! People provide the variety at Guymon High School. The tiger spirit shined through the halls each day. Every morning, voices filled the halls and excitement aroused in the hearts and minds of students. Familiar faces appeared and welcomed each new challenge. The 1985-86 school year was com- mitted to excellence not only athletically and academically hut in everything which transpired. The dedication, spirit, and enthusiasm of the people made way for the year to he truly orange and black and great all over. A Sever lacking for a smile, Rhonda Welch and Tonia Beggs pose for a Roar! The fighting Tigers' mascot, Ijeslie Hyer, is ready for action. Dressed in bis best is Junior Ty Wells. jTTiyr n Dear Students and Staff ', On behalf of the Guymon Board of Education, I wish to express our appreciation for the efforts of students and staff in building a successful school program. Excellence in all areas of educational activity is appreciated. We take pride in the success of students throughout the year. The Guymon Board of Education is the policy making body of the Guymon Public School System. As such, the Board of Education develops and approves the policies which govern the operation of the school system. Recruiting and developing a professional staff and maintaining a sound financial program are also responsibilities of the Board of Education. We believe our function is the develop- ment of a sound educational program for all students. Service on the Board of Education is a voluntary com- munity service. It involves considerable time and effort. This service is rewarded hy observing the achievements of students throughout the school year. We appreciate the ef- forts of students and staff members as they build successful educational programs. Please continue to seek excellence in all of our school programs. The Board of Education will continue to provide support in every way possible. Sincerely, Ray Kimsey, President Guymon Board of Education Robert Conner, Member Rick Shaffer, Member 80 Vera Davis, Clerk Margie Lane, Treasurer Don Winter, Member Ray Kimsey, President Wiley Campbell, Vice-President =a • h }t h U—71 • l — • [J • A) ?! )? 81 C7| £Z7 • ! l E Dear Students, I appreciate the opportunity to participate with you in another fine school year in Guymon. We are fortunate to live and u ork in a community that places great emphasis on services for young people. Our community provides great support for the school system as we at- tempt to provide young people with the tools they need to compete suc- cessfully in a complex world. Congratulations to each of you for your contributions to a suc- cessful school year. Please continue to take advantage of your oppor- tunities as a student in Guymon Public Schools. The school staff is dedicated to the task of providing each student with the opportunity to excel. Broad opportunities for success are provided in all areas of academic endeavors as well as vocational and extracurricular ac- tivities. The comprehensive curriculum of Guymon Senior High Schol includes some 114 units of credit from which students may select their coursework. Each of you can experience success in some area if you are willing to work and exert sufficient effort. The theme for this issue of the yearbook is UA Call to Build.” This is most appropriate since great efforts are being made by many peo- ple to create successful efforts in every area of our school system. I ap- preciate the strong, effective performance of students in all areas of the school program. Successful school programs require strong stu- dent leadership along with dedicated professional teachers and ad- ministrators who seek improvement in performance daily. I am proud to be associated with the students and staff of Guymon Public Schools. I encourage each of you to exert your best efforts in developing and building your individual skills. The school system will continue to provide strong professional efforts to assist you in that endeavor. I appreciate the positive, cooperative efforts of everyone to improve our educational system. Sincerely, Eugene V. Keith, Superintendent Larry White Senior High Principal Don Bowman Asst. Senior High Principal Eugene Keith Superintendent Clayton Goff Asst. Superintendent Sheila Moschak Senior High Secretary 82 Monte Wolgamott Junior High Principal ■■ ! j Barbara Wellman Administrative Secretary Dena Hart Cust. Actv. and Lunch Funds J. Anderson Computer Lit. D. Camp Chem. and Phys. V. Frantz ICE, VIC A B. Bunch Bus. and Typing M. Cleland R. Cole Coach, Health Coach, P.E. W. Fryar History G. Gardner Eng. II, Reading K. Gorshing Coach D. Hardy R. Hardy Coach, Current Eng. IV Events L. Hart Coach, Dr. Ed, History P. Lee Math M. Megee Math, Pub. R. Moss L. Nelson Biology Librarian L. Quesenbury French B. Reust Eng. 11 D. Shelton F. Stallings Eng. Ill and Pub. Vo. Carpentry R. Wilgus Biology and Zoology D. Williams Work Study M. Nickel son M. Patterson G. Phillips M. Phillips Vo. Ag. Speech and Woodworking Secretary Debate R. Rice J. Rollins J. Savage B. Scott Vo. Welding Accounting Art Band C. VanNort Choir, Psych. J. Watson Vo. Auto Mechanics T. Wehh L. Wbitely Coach Typing 85 J. Brooks Math J. Brooks English F. Costner Eng., Span., G T D. Curtis Sci., Coach J. Decker Science J. Field Spec. Ed., L.D. D. Fletcher Spec. Ed., EMH J. Grace Math, Couns. E. Grice Math J. Griffin Home Ec. D. Curtis Science . Glover Librarian B. Hessenthaler Math C. Moore History S. Munson Ind. Arts D. Sherbon Band Af. Strain Science R. Ward Speech, Eng. G. Reed Math A!. Sherbon Art N. Reed History R. Smith Counselor s ' 1 M. Roberts Band C. Stallings History Af. Tomlinson Science P. Vernon Vocal Music J. Ward Typing, Coach 87 The Support Faculty of Guymott Public Schools played a vital part in each school day. The custodians main- tained a clean environment and at- mosphere for the students and teachers. They spent many long hours before and after the school day, and after each extracurricular activity, returning the facilities to proper stan- dards. The maintenance crew kept everything in working order, and were on the alert to catch malfunctions before they could occur. Whenever anything did break down, the maintenance men were quick to repair it. The food service personnel prepared nutritious meals daily for the students and faculty, as well as for the many banquets and dinners held at the school. The students and faculty recognized the hard work of those who made up the support faculty, and also their contribution to building a good school year. Sr. High Custodians: L to R: Betty Landrum, Cliff Ramsey, Betty Sauyer Maintenance: L to R: Duane Brewer, iMrry Gillespie, Bill Jenkins, Crawford C.arrutb; Kneeling: Richard Costner 88 Jr. High Food Service: Front Rou, L to R: Marie Raymer, Janice Gurley, Sorene Davis. Did Powell — Director; 2nd Rou; Darlene Hamb eton, Wilma Nelson, Benita Scrog- gins, Clyda Gore Sr. High Food Service: Front Row, L to R: Marilyn Coulson, Betty Stewart, Shirley Lee; 2nd Row: Lapon- na Duke, Joy Gooch, Pat Johnson, Barbara Costner 89 ia, ( ° ? Ml 'E n -i Front Rou, La t to Right: Mrs. Brunt, Mrs. Bou man, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Bunch; 2nd Row: Mr. Watson, Mr. Moss. Front Rou, Laft to Right: Mr. Camp, Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Reust, Coach Winchester; 2nd Row: Coach Hardy, Mr. Wilgus, Coach Cole. 90 Brain Surgeon, M. D. Megee, M.D., prepares to enlarge the brain capacity of her students. Caught by surprise at a football game, Mrs. Quesenbury has no ready pun for the photographer. Head Mechanic, Sbemo Moscbak keeps the front desk aligned. Occupation Day finds airline stewardess, Mrs. Reust, brain surgeon, Mrs. Megee, old- Principal, Mr. White tells Mrs. Hardy about bis encounter with a snake fashioned teacher, Mrs. Brune, and fashion model, Mrs. Gardner gathered in the workroom. while Mrs. Megee studies her lessons for the day. 91 92 Entre Nous Girls and Rotary Boys 1985-86 93 Friendliest — Brenda Vnruh and Alvin Madrid Most Likely to Succeed — Brenda Vnruh and John Dencker Class Airheads — Sieve Rice and Lisa Medenualdt Most Spirited — Brenda Vnruh and Justin Whipple Class Clowns — Lisa Medenualdt and Charlie Mallard 94 Most Scientific — Lisa Villarreal and John Dencker Klutziest — Randy Mitchell andJeri Fussell Senior Superlatives mnEcza 'A Most Daring — Annette Garcia and Larry Mallard Most Talented — Brad Mendenhall and Leandra Bookout Best Dressed — Leslie Hyer and Craig Riffel Flirts — Tyra Haar and Reese Wo!gamut 1 Most Athletic —Jennifer Hepner and Sean Cox 95 Jennifer Hefner — Secretary Kristi Campbell — Treasurer Brenda I nruh — I resident ( har ie Mallard ’ice President Kenneth Bales Lean Jr a Bookout Stacey Carter Shannon Barnett Kyle Bartels Robyn Beyer Jeff Brady Dena Browning Kristi Campbell Bob Chance Shawn da Coffman Justin Collins Billy Corder Bruce Costner Sean Cox Melissa David Mark Duffy Michelle Edison Darrell F.duards Melissa Ferguson Lisa Frame Ley I a Furrer Jeri Fussell Annette Garcia Sheri Girard Joe Garcia Mike Gate ley Gilbert Gutierrez Melissa Her ten sen Tracy Hiatt Nora Hierro Pam Hockett Darin Huckins Leslie Hyer Darren Ingram Mendi Johnson Terri Johnson Lance Kemp Kim Kirk Danny Lee Joe Lindsay Cindy Lovato Alvin Madrid Loretta Maestas Tom Mah Charlie Mallard Larry Mallard Jamie Mandrell Cuca Martinez Bryan Mattheu s Wayne Maytum Misty McGuire Paul McLemore 103 r s Michelle Morrison James Mussman Janice Mussman Kelly Neigehauer Frankie Rodriquez Christopher Romero Wendy Romesburg David Sayers Steve Schneeherger Kelly Scott Kif Sides Dolan Sledge Cheryl Steu art Richard Talbert Boh Tanquary Tracye TeBeest Steve L'rias Lisa Villarreal Trad Warren Rhonda Welch CLASS MOTTO We will walk side by side We will walk hand in hand Always and forever Together we will stand CLASS FLOWER Jon Wells Justin Whipple Brenda Wicker Maroon-Tipped Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS Pink and Burgundy 108 Dodge Wilson Reese Wolgarnott Lajunna Yates Wendy Romesburg Cheryl Steu art Lisa Nossaman M i c belle M or risor OFFICE AIDS Darin Ingram Brenda Wicker Stephanie Miller Stacey Carter CANTEEN WORKERS Leslie Hyer, Tyra Haar, Jennifer Hepner, Heather Peddy. Leona Unrub, Pam Rockett, Lillian Montano. Leyla Furrer, Lisa Meden- u aidt. Gilbert Gutierrez, Michelle Edison, Shau nda Coffman. Lorena Maestas, Darrell Edu ards. Justin Whipple, Justin Collins, Jon Wells, Russell Tiduell TEACHERS’ AIDES no 12-YEAR SENIORS: Susan Miller, Nora Hierro, Rhonda Welch, Terri Johnson, Melissa David, Carolyn Farrington, Leona Unrub, Ixandra Bookout, Shau nda Coffman, Melissa Ferguson, Shannon Barnett, Terri Noble. Alvin Madrid, Heather Peddy, lattice Kemp, Brenda Wicker, Leyla Furrer, Lisa Villarreal, Lillian Montano, Mendi Johnson. Kristi Campbell, Annette Garcia, Stephanie Miller, Brenda Unrub, Darren Huckins, Steve Urias. Bryan Matthews, Michelle Morrison. Lisa Nossaman, Leslie Hyer.JoAnn Parsley, Jennifer Hepner. Reese Wolgamott, Steve Schneeherger. Robert Reyna, Ijorena Maestas. Tracy Hiatt, Cuca Martinez, Lajunna Yates, Janice Mussman. Chris Romero. James Mussman.Joe Lindsay, Jamie Mandrel I, Jon Wells, Russell Tidwell, Steve Rice. Frankie Rodriquez, Ran- dy Mitchell. Ken Dou , Kenneth Bates, Kelly Scott, Darrell F.du ards, and Bruce Costner When the final diploma has been handed out. And the last note of music's been played When the caps andgouns are folded au ay. And the fond farewells hate been made; When this year's Senior Class is part of the past. Which '86 characteristics will last? Which triumphs remain from the fabulous cast Who were masters of all they surveyed? One legacy sweet is a spirit of joy. A pleasure in living one day at a time. Which marked this year's Seniors — each girl and each hoy As explorers united in love in the climb Touard a future whose distant and beckoning light Would sometimes he shrouded in mystery and night. But whose challenge uould offer an endless delight As they reached for the summit sublime. And this class leases behind a u onderfut dream For consecutite seniors to share: They ent isioned success for themselves and their school. And they followed that dream up u ith prayer For the strength to grou stronger in body and mind. For the will to he bumble, the grace to he kind. For the patience to live as the Master designed. And the talent to do and to dare. Vis that talent creative which fulfilled the dream And this year's Senior Class satisfied. And their spirit of joy which these pages esteem Is their legacy personified. Thus Commencement for them uas a sweet rendettous With a future whose challenge to be and to do Is bright as the class u ho together came through Nineteen-eighty-six filled with pride. Lore, Mrs. Hardy JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jason Proctor, President; Brad Nagel bout, Vice President; Rebecca Tomlinson, Secretary; Vicki Jo Stephens, Treasurer F A c V L 0 A R S I S T E S WARREN JACKI PIERA TT CLA YCOMB This is Warren Pieratt’s second year as class favorite. He par- ticipates in football, F.C.A., and weightlifting. He is a member of the First Christian Church. Jacki Claycomb has been a class favorite since her seventh grade year. She participates in basket- ball, cheerleading, and French Club. She is a member of the First Christian Church. 113 Troy Amsley Chris Albright Brian Anderson Lana Bagwell Becky Bailey Ronnie Ballard Thomas Ballard Beth Barker Tonya Barker Mundee Bartels Tonia Beggs Tanya Beer Connie Betterton Doyle Bowers Ranelle Bozarth Annie Brankel Donnie Brankel Bryan Brock Letitia Brown Kelly Bryan Cindi Burrow Kody Byers Tommy Campbell Kit Canarina Mike Carter Thomas Casaus Jeff Christenson Kristi Christopher Jacki Claycomb Tracy dine 114 Julie Collins Karla Cornelius Eddie Cruz Eric Cullop Hayden Danner Doug Dawes Clint Deane Justin Earls Kasey Erdman Russell Ferguson Marcie Fields Bill Fleming Benji Fuentes Cbarisse Fuentes Chris Gallegos Rita Jo Gallegos Jon Gallmeier Denise Gann Jim George Brian Gillespie Stella Gonzales Don Gooch Phil Graue Brad Grihhle Nancy Gutierrez Tami Hall Eric Hardy Mick Hart Darren Hatter Eldon Headrick 115 Peggy Heguood Billy Henderson Brad Hens lee Tommy Hogge Lisa Holder Holly Holland Sean Huffman Mitzi Humble Sam Inman Steve Jenkins Robby Johnson Arlen Kauffman Clayton Keenan Bill Kenny Sbelley Kidu ell Daenan Kirk Peggy Kocb Wayne Uttrell Junior, Thomas Ballard and Senior, Gilbert Gutierrez promote the Armed Forces The Junior Class decorates the hat I u ay around the lockers for Homecoming Week, on Occupation Day. 116 The Tiger bus is on its way to another victory. Junior Mari Ann Mathis has earned enough credits to graduate with the Senior Class of 1986. Ronnie Lively Gwen Logan Kristina Low ery Cristina Lozano Mario Lucero Mark Luera Glenda McLearen Daniel Madrid Lonni Magers Alfredo Martinez Roman Martinez Yolanda Martinez Dee Dee Mason Scott Mason Mari Mathis Tracy May turn Byron Miller Ben Milton 117 Leroy Montano Brad Sage I bout Troy Newcomer Dean a Sewell Desi Obnick Betb O'Leary Tricia Osburg Crystal Parish Jon Parsley Ruben Perez Sbelly Pickens Warren Pieratt Jason Proctor Donna Pyle Bill Raines Andi Redmond Micbele Riff el Tim Rinker Debbie Roberts Reed Scbmeling Tina Scott John Sbaffer Mark Sbaffer Matt Singleterry Trisha Skaggs Gary Smith Jason Smith Ronnie Smith Chris Stavig Vicki Jo Stephens Rod Stiles Cindy Stodghil! Sheri Stone Travis Stump Shelly Taylor Rebecca Tomlinson Dora Villarreal Flores Villarreal Chip Wallace Jeanna Watson Ty Wells Kim West 118 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jennifer Decker: President Brad Olmstead: Vice-President Kim Mendenhall: Secretary IT reasu rer SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Ivan Ivan Whipple participates in football, weightlifting, and track. He attends the Presbyterian Church and has been class favorite for two years. Kim Kim Mendenhall participates in cbeerleading, band, and basketball. She also attends the Victory Center Church. This is Kim’s fourth year as class favorite. 119 Amy Atkins Travis Baker Billy Barnett Gabriel Barela Mark Barrera Stepbenie Bay less Tonya Begley Jeff Bebne Dona Bellar Terry Bookout Kim Brady Jerry Buchanan St aria Bugner Ed Burden Robin Byers LeAnn Cal sing Cindy Carden Gina Carter Brian Cossets Lynna Christie Heath Clemans John Clopton Troy Collins John Con rode Katherine Cook Shane Cornett Brenda Costner Brian Costner Dee Ann Crux Dino Crux 120 Cary Cumiford Nancy Danner Vanessa Daugherty Jennifer Decker Cindy DeSpain John Duffy Kevin Eaton Kevin Elkins Faith EJliott Teresa Fan shier Annette Foster Bret Franks Bill Fritz Patricia Fuentes Shellie Furrer Michelle Gallmeier Craig Garrison Robert Gibson Tim Gibson Kim Hadley Clay Haisten Jeff Hall Scott Headrick Randy Henson Brian Hoff Nancy Holder Kathy Holland EJgieJeffus Pablo Jimenez Jeff Keahey 121 Tyler Kemp Casey Kidwell Scott Kimball Kick Knud son Gai! Kraber Lisa Lee Clay Leu is Brenda Lollar Tya Long Deborah Luera Dora Maestas Cberi Mallard Robi Marr Krystal Martin Charlotte Martinez Diane Martinez Mona Martinez Peggy Martinez Brycie Matthews Dale McCurdy Bryant McDou ell Robert McGuire Ronni McGuire Tracy McLain Kim Mendenhall Jerry Merrill Ricky Mitchell Tammy Moon Virginia Moore Willie Moore Sbadlynn New Jay Noland Bert Nunley Brad 01 mstead Kevin O’Nan Jimmy Ortiz Dana Overstreet Scott Parker Rickey Parlier Kenny Perrin Crystal Petty Bryan Powell 122 Sophomore spirit is being sboun by Ronni McGuire and Stephanie Vandervort. Sophomore, Clint Wells and Junior, Hayden Danner, par- ticipate in Hat, Sock, and Pin Day. Kent Pou ell Bret Ramirez Dominic Ramirez Michelle Reed Tonya Reed Steve Rhodes Toni Rice Robin Rider Kristi Ritter Jo Ann Rodriquez Mike Romero Sabrina Sanderson Frank Savage David Scott Frances Scott 123 Joel Shaffer Debbie Sberuood Stacey Shirley Jeff Slaughter Jeff Smith Angelique Snider Khamla Somsatath Melody South Carolyn Spence Austin Stewart Billy Talbert Pam Terrazas Leigh Tomlinson Carlos Urias Stephanie Vanderrort Hilary Vernon Troy Walters Tom Watkins Aaron Watson Denise Watson Jason Webster Clint Wells Micbal Wells Pam West Iran Whipple Brent Wicker Jim Wiggin Lanna Wilson Crystal Witten Kelly Wood 124 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Susan Watson, Secretary IT reasurer Ashley Adams, President Michele Hart, Vice-President FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES Ty Ty Mallard plays football, basketball, and runs track. He is also active in Student Council. This is Ty’s second year to be chosen for class favorite. Michele This is Michele Hart's first year to he chosen as class favorite. She plays basketball and runs track. She is also active in F.C.A. 125 Ashley Adams Angela Adelman Christina Alva Patricia Arellano Cheri Atkins Jason Ayer Candice Bagu ell Brandon Barker Jodi Barnes Tamra Barnes Jason Beggs Linda Betterton Jamie Bishop Jimmie Blackburn Jeff Bookout Rusty Boring Christy Brock Shane Brooks David Brou ning Benita Bussell Michelle Campbell Charles Canarina Melissa Clark Corey Conner Rebecca Cook Albert Costilla Karen Crux Linda Crux Dana Cullop Clay Curtis 126 Mary Dearing Dawn Dr Bor d Rbett DeSpain Kendra Dow Steve Fast Brady Field SherryI Flanagan Dean a Fleming Michelle Foster Kelvin Francis Michelle Frittx Scott Fronterbouse Maggie Fuentes Patricia Fussell Bemita Gallegos Corina Gallegos Kandi Gann Lora Gann Andrew Gaona James Garcia Norma Garcia Jeff Garnett Cynthia Gbema Donald Girard Melissa Gurley Kent Hoar Candy Jo Hale Kim Haley Joan a Hall Dale Hal I agin 127 Amy Harris Billy Harris Michele Hart Dana Hatter Tricia Headrick Michelle Herrera Corey Hiatt Teresa Hierro Traci Hill Jason Hitch Lisa Huffman Brandon Imhoden Jeff Jamieson Bohhy Jenkins Kisty Johnson Janet Karnes Bryan Ketcherside Amy Kid well Ruth Kimsey Candy King Page Kings lard Ricky Koch Heather Lake Jennifer Lambley Tamy Lancaster Greg Landes Jeff Linde Brad Logan Serentbia Lorato Windy Madrid Dick Mob Ty Mallard Blanca Marquez Melissa Martin Brian Martinez Celia Martinez Chad Martinez Chris Martinez Gilbert Martinez Missie Martinez Pauline Martinez Pelo Martinez 128 Roseann Martinez Jeremy Matzek Jason Maxwell William Mays Dana Maytum Randy Maytum Russell McGuire Jodi Milton Shau n Mongold Oscar Morehead She he Morettini Wade Morrison lasura Mounce Chris Murray Mike Murray Kim Myers Misty Nelson Tonya Nichols Anna Nohle Don Nohle Brian Nossaman Adrian Padilla Morris Padilla Peggy Padilla Tim Perez Jay Perrin Jimmy Quesenhury Kent Radford Anita Rapp Nikki Reed Doug Rem ling Connie Rider Da fid Rif era Chris Rohinson Diane Rodriguez Carlos Romero Hilda Romero Glen Scbollenharger Channe Sears Roberta Sedillo Shannon Selhime Bryan Shields 129 Kevin Skaggs Gina Smith Tommy Spue bier Mike Stacey Richard St ape I Greg Stelxer Mark Stodgbill Rhead Story Jessica Stump Jesse Taylor Kristy Taylor Stephanie Taylor Darren Tipton Donnie TeBeest Edgar Terrazas Jackie Tbeisen Larry Thomason Roy Tracy Michelle Trimble Dusty Turner Vanissa Vargas Melissa Volden Grant Wad ley Jimmy Watson Susan Watson Mike Weigel Brent White Monna Williamson Kristen Wood Misty Wood 130 8TH GRADE CLASS FAVORITES Angela Winters Brad Lyle 131 Matt Albright Chad Alvarez Larry Anderson Shawn Arndt Anthony Asmussen Sbayne Atkins Stephanie Bailey Chad Bartling Toby Bellar Michele Blakley Lizbeth Board Laura Boblander Deidre Buebler Richard Burrow LaDonna Butler Kelley Campbell Garry Carter Pbillip Caudell Denise Chamblee Mindi Christopher Nicole Christopher Brandon Clark Jason Clark Barbara Clemans Jim Clopton James Collier Mary Kay Collier Jason Collins Cbanna Cooper Kristi Crites 132 Cheyenne Crump Jamie Cruz Rat hae I Daugherty Kim David Jackie Davidson James Deering Shelly Doniquez Brenda Drake Randy Dunkerson Bobby Earls Ira Earls Kathy Eastland Scott Edison Brook Elliott Robert Enns Keim Erdman Michael Fast Steven Fields Paul Fritz Jackie Pye Rick Garcia Ruben Garcia William Garcia Jennifer Garrison Lisa Gibson Peter Gonzales Nicole Catcher Cole Guymon April Hall Shana Hamh eton 133 Matt Hardy Jeannie Harmon Shelly Harmon Rbrtt Heflin Mary Hernandez Chris Hill Sonya Hunter Johnny Jimenez Amy Johnson Terrina Johnson Leslie Jones Jonathan Joiner Jenni Keenan Christy Kimher Joanna Kraher Shau n Kyhl Timmy Landess Brenda LeG range Kendra Lesley Shea Lindsay Christina Luera Brad Lyle Mary Ann Maestas Bryan Magers Jimmy Mah Jerry Mangum Alma Marquez Tye Marr Jason Martin Alex Martinez Edward Martinez Julie Martinez Pauline Martinez Rene Martinez Jennifer Massey Lisa Mata WVynde Mathis Katie Mayer Kevin McDowell Stephanie McKinnon Heather Meggs Eric Merrill 134 Marlene Montano Derek Moore Ter a Moore Dustin Newberry Chad Neu man T.J. Nichols Chad 0'Nan Brad Osburg Linda Padilla Tammy Par ier Terry Parsons Chris Pierce Hilda Ponce Ina Powell Kevin Radford Cassie Ramirez Clay Ramirez Edward Reust Jean Ann Reynolds Kenny Rhodes Terry Rice Jim Rider Shonia Rodgers Robert Rodriguez Sandra Romero Kirk Romesburg Russ Royval Mary Savage Chad Scbneeberger Jody Scott Chad Seagraves Jill Shaffer Michael Shaffer Jonathan Sloan Greg Smith Rusty Smith Jilt Sniffen Woody Stone Kevin Strecker Todd Stump Jason S wee her Chris Taylor 135 Mitch Taylor Michelle Teel Jennifer Thomas Brian Tidwell Brad Tomlinson Da t id Townsend Steve Trotter Amy Tyson Mark Unas Arthur Vargas Phillip Vargas Arlene Vavra Karri Vernon Robert Villarreal Blaine Warren Brian Warren Ginger Watkins Russell Watson Telisa Wehh Cindy Weigel Dee West Kiili Westenhaver Max Whipple Brooke White Danny White Patricia Wilcox Misha Wilson Angela Winters Heath Wise Keith Wood 136 Front Row, Left to Right: Becky Holder, Dondi Brooks, Rhonda Rem ing, Mark Martinez, Rich Garcia; 2nd Row: Landon Walker, Jason Denney. 7TH GRADE CLASS FAVORITES Cristina Ramirez Mark Martinez 137 Jennifer Alien Jody Anderson Tammy Anderson Joseph Archuleta Rico Arndt Angie Asm us sen Kyle Barnes Jennifer Bart he I Chad Bay less Keata Bbakta Travis Boone Monte Bowers Amy Bozartb Billy Brooks Dondi Brooks Ashley Bunch Annette Burch Adolfo Calleja Carlos Calleja Jerilyn Campbell Michael Chavis Joe Bob Christopher Tammie Clenney Misti Collinswortb Shawn Cooper Mandi Copeland Mike Correlt Bryan Cruz Jeorgette Cruz Jackie Cumiford 138 Monica Davidson Jennifer Davis Tonya Dean Kaaren Deck Jason Denney Derrick DeWitt Tonya Dick Chuck Dow Katrina Eaton Chuck Erickson Christy Evans Dale Fishgrah Gina Poster Christy Frittx Kadena Gann Jackie Garcia Richard Garcia April Garrison Dana Girard Michael Girard Nabora Gonzales Terry Gose Crystal Griego Nick Griffing Adam Gutierrez Kristy Harris Lavoe Hartley B.J. Hensley Jeremy Henson Ed war do Hernandez 139 Macanda Hinchey Honnie Hintergardt Chris Hitch Becky Holder Allison Homer Sherry Hughes Chad Humble Manuel Jimenez Stephanie Jimenez Darrell Johnson Johnny Keahey Kendra Kenney Melanie Kersey Richard Kimsey Keli Kirkwood Cheryl Krone K. C. Kuykendall Chris Langtbom Kris Lincycomh Stephanie Livesay Jon Logan Sabrina Loughridge Kristine Lucero Heath Maddox Chad Mandex ille Ginnie Mangum Charles Martinez Jeralyn Martinez Mark Martinez Tammy Martinez The tables in the Junior High halls are a good place for students to go to get help on homework or to just sit around and talk to teachers and friends. 140 Junior High Fatuity members enjoy relaxing in the balls before they have to go to class. JeffMar tire Denae Mason Donald Masse Amy McBride LeAnn McCamey Chad McCurdy Charlene McGuire Scott McLain Ron Medenwaldt Jason Miller Jody Monk Tony Moore Tammy Murphy Misty Murray Scott Neigehauer Becky Newell Brian Nichols Heather Noland Jaime Oakes Maria Ojeda Clay Olmstead Angie Olson Cynthia Padilla Emma Padilla Charles Pettis Willy Pierce Corey Pio Ricky Ponce Debbie Powell Angela Preston 141 Samra Quesenhury Angie Ramirez Cristina Ramirez Amy Reed Rhonda Rem ing Mark Ruest Roger Rey na Chad Rice Eric Rice Keenan Rice Ken Richardson Ronnie Rivera Johnny Rodriguez Nate Rodriguez Francisco Romero Kelli Roybal Steve Rymer Laura San da to! Matt Scarborough Don Scott Shelli Shaffer John Silva Aaron Smith Allen Smith This group of boys is enjoying a morning conversation before the bell rings, telling them that it is time to go to class. 142 I This Urge group of junior high boys takes a moment from their morning socializing to pose for a picture. Khammouk Somsavatb Mary Sonberg Becky Stevens Tom Stiles Michael Sullivan Irene Tee! Jessica Tee! Tbad Thomason Vernon Thomason Lenise Tipton Mike Todd Corey Tracy Ann Tran Wendy Turner Jimmy Vanderuater Angela Vasques Rudy Villarreal Landon Walker Sarah Webster George Wheeler Aaron Williamson Brent Wilson Christie Wohlgemuth 143 A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! Big machinery doesn't seem to bother Jessica Stump and her father uhile spend- ing time together at Allen's Inc. In their spare time. JoAnn and Jon Parsley help out their dad at P.d's Carpetland. For the latest sounds. Ranelle Boxarth. Randy Mitchell. Tommy Thompson, and Brian Mattheu s go to Burke's TV and Music Center. TIT TTW WF Ty njr Tr rTrPTT Tp-TTfr Ty T TT Try Try T 1 1 1 1 % 1 3 1 H r V 144 A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A CALL TO BUILD!!! A special thanks goes to the businesses who helped make this year's annual possible. It is because of the community's support that Guymon High School is able to excel and achieve. The unique people of Guymon provide a wonderful example for the students and encouragement for the future. Organizations such as Entre Nous and Rotary support students and show that the business world is closely related to school happenings. Many students have after school jobs that provide much of the needed labor, so there is a direct contact everyday. Thanks again to all the businesses who helped make this book a reality. Many students, like Tina Scott work Three o'clock finds Annette Garcia and Jacki Ctaycomh ready for their at United after school. picture at Claycomh Battery Electric. Lisa Medenwaldt happily shops the gift selection at Independent Hardware. 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UiWTON, OK 73501 405-335-4045 CLASS RINGS GRADUATION CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 176 DENNY’S OLD-FASHIONED ICECREAM 11 1121 ■ If 10 iV. MAIN 178 179 oni piici n f v MBEROLA5S Featurin' A COMPLETE LINE OF POOL ACCESSORIES AND SERVICE 'THE LATEST IN POOL COVERS! DOMES, ENCLOSURES, ETC. CHEMICALS • HYDRO-SPA 338-64751 IF BUST DIAL 33S-3110 MALIBU POOL OF GUYMON 1739 N. BEAVER GUYMON. OK. Raymond Hose Larry White f MUSE TRANSPORTATION Huy 54 E 338-8563 J 180 181 182 183 184 CLASS OF 1986 SENIOR INFORM A TION Cheri Arellano participated in band. Goho’’p ans to get married and go to work. Her favorite saying was Shut up Kenny Dow! Cheri's bobbies are reading, singing, and painting. Kenneth Bales' future plans are to attend vo- tech school. He was often called “Bales.” Shannon Barnett plans to attend college and get married. She was active in FHA and said “Real- ly a lot. Shannon enjoys reading, listening to music and driving around. Kyle Bartels plans to move to Clifton or Waco, Texas to attend college and to be near his family and old friends. He participated in golf, wood working and Vo. Ag. Kyle said “Ok dudes, it's party time! quite often. Kyle spends his leisure time 3-wheeling, partying, brushing teeth, and cruising. Robyn Beyer participated in speech, debate, and choir. “Rob” plans to attend KU and major in Linguistics. She hopes to get a job for National Geographic. Her favorite saying was “Oh Well! Leandra Book out was the President of choir and a STUCO representative. She was also in hand, stage hand, NHS, Twirling, Speech and Debate. “Book it plans to attend college and major in Communications or Music. She said I'm hungry!” many times. Leandra's hobbies includ- ed singing, twirling, playing the piano, and acting. Jeff Brady plans to go to PSV. He was active in VIC A and said “Noprob!” all the time. Kristi Campbell was active in basketball, band, golf, FHA, and French Club. She was a flag girl, mascot, and treasurer for two years. Kristi plans to attend college and major in Fashion Design. She often said No, I can’t, I'm grounded. Kristi enjoys jogging, swimming, and eating. Stacey Carter participated in Speech and Debate. She plans to attend OSU to become a teacher. Her favorite saying was Go away! Stacey's hobbies are snow skiing, dragging main, and being with her boyfriend. Bob Chance was active in football and track. He plans to move to Colorado and attend vo-tech school. Bob often said “Hey!” When he wasn’t busy Bob enjoyed snow skiing, dating, and hunting. Shawnda Coffman was active in band, 5 states honor hand, OHS, NHS, French Club, and Publications. “Shau n-Shawn plans to become a photographer and get married. She occasionally said “Yeah Buddy.” She enjoys riding horses, water skiing, and talking. Justin K. Collins was FFA Vice-President and Treasurer and was on the Livestock Judging Team. He was also active in French Club and Speech. He plans to attend OSU and major in Pre-Med. “Cowboy often said “Pig Mania. Billy Corder was active in Choir, the Musical, Speech, the Debate play, football, track, FCA, and Medical Fxp orers. He plans to attend col- lege to become a Research Scientist, college pro- fessor, or a movie star. Billy’s hobbies are singing, acting, debating, and swimming. Sean Cox was active in football, weightlifting, track, NHS, OHS, and FCA. He was President of NJHS and a STUCO representative. He plans to attend college in Colorado and be a ski bum. Melissa David plans to graduate mid-term and go to college at Las Vegas Highlands University. She was active in Publications and French I, II. “Missy” plans to major in Business and get mar- ried after she's rich. Her favorite saying was Areyou serious? Darrin DcPreist was active in Carpentry and Welding. He plans to attend college. “Dogwood said “Chill out“ a lot. John Dencker was active in Basketball and was a STUCO representative. He plans to attend col- lege. John enjoys playing basketball, steeping, eating, and having a good time alt of the time. Kenny Dow was active in Football, Powerlif- ting, and FCA. Cowboy often said “Oh the shark bites with his teeth, Ah, and he keeps them pearly white. During his spare time Kenny en- joys driving, lifting weights, and playing football. Mark Duffy was active in Football, Band, and Who’s Who of American High School Students. “Duf’ plans to attend college and get rich. Darrell Edwards participated in Football and Weightlifting. “Ed plans to attend college or work. He often asked Are you scared or what?” When Darrell isn't busy he enjoys fixing up his pickup, riding horses, and going hunting. Melissa Ferguson plans to attend PSU and later get married and have a family. She said “What did you say?” many times. Lisa M. Frame participated in French Club, FHA, Publications, Medical Explorers, and was named DAR's Good Citizen 1986. She plans to attend the University of Colorado at Boulder, major in Pre-Med, and minor in Architecture. She plans to become a world famous plastic surgeon, get rich, and party all the time!! She was always saying Let's Party! Lisa’s hobbies in- clude gymnastics, partying, playing the guitar, rocking out, and going to concerts. Leyla Furrcr was active in Basketball. VICA, ICE, French Club, and FHA. She plans to move to California and attend college. Nicknamed “Freeway” by her close friends, she often asked “Is this for real?” She takes time out for writing, reading, and swimming. Annette Garcia plans to attend OSU or Phillips University and major in Fashion Merchandising. “Netter was active in Basketball, Band, OHS, NHS, Flag girl, and French club. She often said “Hey Babe! Annette enjoys playing basketball, lifting weights, and polishing her nails. Joe Garcia plans to move away and settle down, join the Army, or attend college. Gilbert Gutierrez was active in Track, Ind. Arts, and Math Club. He plans to attend Central State University to study Engineering and com- puters. He often said “It’s no biggy.just relax!” Tyra Haar participated in FHA. She plans to at- tend Barber School in OKC and then go to OU or OSU. Tykie” often said “It's not the age, it's the mileage. Tyra enjoys snow skiing, listening to music, and being with friends. Manira Estclla Hadded was active in FHA and French Club. She plans to attend college and ma- jor in computers. She hopes to get married and find a good job. “Baixinha often said “What does that mean? Cheric Henderson was active in Speech and Debate. She plans to travel the world then become a journalistic writer. Cherie often said That depends. Her hobbies were writing, working, and reading. Jennifer Hcpner was active in basketball, track, FCA, and band. She was also class secretary for one year. “Too Tall plans to play college basket- ball and major in some field of medicine. Her hobbies are basketball, boys, and being with friends. Tracy Hiatt was active as the Speech and Debate treasurer. She plans to get married, attend col- lege, and become disgustingly rich. Trace” often said I don't even want to hear it! Her hobbies were driving her new car, listening to music, and cooking. Nora Hierro participated in French Club, Speech, and was secretary of Art Club. She plans to attend college and go into business. She said “Hey Dude!” a lot. 185 Pamela Hockctt was active in band. Math Club, Medical Explorers, French Club, stage band. Who's Who of American High School Students and the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. She was also Secretary of N.H.S. Pamela's plans are to attend college and become a famous lauyer. Her hobbies included skiing, cruising and eating. Darin Huckins was active in golf He plans to attend OU or PSU. “Hack” often said Go for it!” His hobbies were partying and riding around. I-eslic Hyer plans to attend college to major in Accounting and minor in History. She was active as a STUCO rep. and in hand, track, golf, mascot, Honor Society and French Club. Her hob- bies included skiing, golfing and being with friends. Darren Ingram was active as a STUCO rep. and in golf and F.C.A. He plans to attend ORU. !ng said Once is never enough,” quite often. Mendi Johnson was a STUCO rep. French Club officer, and NYI president. She was active in band, Math Club and as a flag girl. “Dingbat plans to attend college to get a math degree. She was known to say “Huh?” a lot. Her hobbies were skiing, swimming, and golf. Terri Johnson was active in French Club, Art Club, and Speech. She plans to attend college for business. “T.Joften said “Oh, man!” Her hob- bies were riding horses, bowling, and softball. Lance Kemp was active in football, track and weightlifting. He plans to attend college and play football. Joe Lindsay participated in football and Tri- State High Rodeo Assoc. Joe plans to go to college. He often said “Due to a complication of inter- related inherited factors, I am unable to an- ticipate the solution to your problem at this time.” Cindy Lovato was active in French Club, Art Club, and FHA. Her plans are to attend college and raise a family. “Sin was known to say Fine!” a lot. Misty McGuire was active in FHA. She plans to attend beauty school, get married and live a hap- py life. “Misty McNugget” usually said “See me later!” Paul McLemore plans to become rich. “Tall Paul” always wants to “party all night!” Alvin Madrid was active as captain of the foot- ball team and in FCA, NHS, and weightlifting. He plans to attend college and spend the rest of his life with someone special. He would also like to go into body-building. His bobbies were being with friends, lifting weights at the Fit Stop, and listening to music. Lorena Maestas was secretary of VICA and FHA, and was also active in French Club and Art Club. She plans to attend college. “Nicole Michelet” said “I got to go” a lot. Her hobbies were dragging main, going shopping. Tom Mah played football and plans to attend OSU to major in business marketing. Charlie Mallard was active as Speech, and Debate Vice-President, Vice-President of Senior Class, and STUCO rep. He also participated in Golf and French Club. “Chuck plans to attend OCU or OU to be a lawyer. His favorite saying was “But this is the last time.” Larry Mallard was active as President of Speech and Debate and was in golf and basketball. “Laaary plans to attend law school at the University of Texas and minor in journalism. His hobbies were climbing the water tower, and dragging main. Jamie Mandrell was active in Speech and FFA. His plans are to go to PSU then OSU to become an accountant. “Poison always asked “Wanna race?” His hobbies were hunting, martial arts, and racing. Cuca Martinez was active in French Club and Publications. “Dingy” plans to attend SWOSU. Her hobbies were eating, sleeping, and reading. Bryan Matthews participated in Carpentry and golf. He plans to attend OSU or OU. Bryan often said “That’s wrong.” Wayne Maytum was active in FFA and was Vice-President of the Tri State Rodeo Team. “Cowboy plans to attend trade school or college and chase girls. He always asked “Where's the party?” His hobbies were chasing girls, hunting, and skiing. Lisa Medenwaldt was the President and Vice- President of FHA. She also participated in French Club and Publications. “Roz Jr.”plans to attend OSU or NDSSS and major in home economics. She plans to learn to operate a machine gun. She was known to say “Oh Man” very often. Her hobbies were reading and listen- ing to music. Brad Mendenhall was active in football, basket- ball, golf, band, and the technical crew. He was STUCO President and NHS Vice-President. Brad's plans are to attend ORU, study telecom- munications and he filthy rich by age 25. He often said “Fine, be that way!” His hobbies were water skiing, snow skiing, and boating. Stephanie Miller participated in band, basket- ball, F.C.A. and golf. She was a flag girl, STUCO treasurer and class Vice-President. Stephanie plans to attend SWOSU and become a phar- macist. She occasionally said I'm so sure!” Her hobbies included skiing, swimming and laying out. Susan Miller was active in 5 States Band and band. Her plans are to attend OU and major in business. Randy Mitchell was active as Class rep. and in French Club, Drafting and golf. “Mitch” plans to attend ORU and become an architect. He often said “Chill Out!” His hobbies were skiing, surf- ing and hang gliding. Jenny Morettini was active in Speech and Debate, band, stage band, FHA and French Club. She was Sr. Youth Group President, Pla- toon leader, and STUCO rep. She plans to attend Florida State University and major in business. She would like to get rich quick, eventually get married and have kids. “Jen-Wa” occasionally said “NO! Do You?” Michelle Morrison was FHA secretary and par- ticipated in band, French Club and Honor Socie- ty. She plans to attend Florida State University and major in business to get rich. “Mich” often said “What?” Her hobbies were skiing, foxes, and talking. James Mussman participated in FFA. “Moose” plans to attend college. Janice Mussman was FFA secretary and was in NHS. Her plans are to attend college. She enjoys photography, reading and watching tv. Kelly Neigebauer was treasurer of choir and was in NHS, STUCO, FHA, and French Club. “Aimee” plans to attend SWOSU to be a phar- macist. She hopes to get married and have a family. Terri Noble plans to attend college or travel. “Tara often asked ” Why not?” Lisa Nossaman participated in hand, choir, stage band, French Club and Girl’s Glee Club. She plans to attend college to major in education and music. “Dingbat 2's” favorite saying is Quit It!” Her bobbies were singing, dancing, and driv- ing down Main. JoAnn Parsley participated in Basketball, Band, NHS, and FCA. Her future plans are to attend college. JoAnn enjoys riding a bicycle, cooking, and jogging. Heather D. Peddy participated in FHA, FCA, golf and was a STUCO representative and Presi- dent of UMY at the Methodist Church. “Heth plans to attend WTSU and transfer to the University of Texas at Austin to major in Ac- counting. She hopes to live in Austin or Dallas. Her favorite saying was “Oh well!” In her spare time she enjoys dragging Main, painting, FCA, and being with her boyfriend. Tracy Pratt participated in FHA. Her plans are to attend Beauty School and find “I” rich cowboy. Tracy often said “Bigger than Dallas.” She likes to water ski, snow ski, and country dance. Clark Purdy was active in Football and NHS. “Purd” plans to attend college. He often asked “Have you lost your mind?” Devin Quesenbury’s future plans are to attend Central State University. “Ques” has a habit of saying “Go for it!” After hours Devin enjoys dragging Main, and being with girls. Steve Rice participated in Basketball, Band, and NHS. His plans are to attend college, get married, and be happy. “Riceman often said “Dad Gum!” Steve likes to play basketball, ski, and ride horses. Craig Riffel was active in Basketball, and French Club. He was class Treasurer, President, and STUCO representative. His plans are to at- tend OU or OSU and major in Architecture or Finance. His favorite saying was “Success is a journey; not a destination.” Craig enjoys camping. Frankie Rodriquez played Golf “Fred” plans to go to college and major in Computers. He often said “Shut up Randy! Fred also likes to hunt, ski, and listen to music during his spare time. Christopher Romero plans to become a State policeman in New Mexico. “Boo” would like to retire by the age of 45. Wendy Romcsburg was Art Club President. She hopes to go to college and have a family. “Wendel” often said “You Burger!” She enjoys bou ling, painting, and playing pool. David Sayers plans to go to Okmulgee and study diesel mechanics. He often said “No Man!” Steve Schnceberger plans to attend to-tech school to study refrigeration or diesel mechanics. “Cheese” often said “You freak'. Kelly Scott was in football, weightlifting, and track. He plans to go to college and study accoun- ting. “Scotty ” occasionally says “Sot dis cowboy.” His hobbies uere working on engines and building models. Kif Sides participated in ICE and VIC A. His plans are to go borne and take a nap. Kif was always saying “Let’s Party!” Dolan Sledge was active in Art and Auto Mechanics. “Hammer” said “Hey man, uhat's up?” Khamnou Somsavath plans to go to a police academy. “Joe always said “So! How’s life going for you?” His bobbies were snow skiing, hunting, karate, and driving his car. Cheryl Stewart participated in FCA, French Club, Golf, and FHA. She plans to get married and maybe go to college later. Her hobbies were reading magazines, sleeping, and talking on the phone. Richard Talbert plans to attend college. Richard's hobbies were running and hunting. Bob Tanquary plans to graduate and become a diesel mechanic. “Bubba ” often said “Say dude!” Tracye TeBeest was active in band, “Trace” plans to attend college. Tom Thompson was active in football, basket- ball, track, weightlifting, FFA, FCA, and voca- tional auto mechanics. He plans to drag main and go to Liberal Vo-Tech. “Tiny” often said “Hey dude, let's cruise!” “Tiny’s hobbies were reading Circus Magazines, collecting posters, and dragging Main. Russell Tidwell was a FFA chapter reporter and active in Speech. He plans to attend NEO. Rus ” often said You look simply marvelous!” Brenda Unruh participated in Cheerleading and French Club. She was STUCO secretary, Class President and band President. She plans to attend OSU or maybe be a foreign exchange stu- dent. Her hobbies were cheerleading, reading, and painting her fingernails. 1-eon a Unruh was active in band, stage hand, pit band, and Honor Society. Leo” plans to go to WTSU and major in MedTecb. She often said “Oh well, life goes on! Steve L'rias participated in band, golf, and draf- ting. “Stevie” plans to go to Southwestern and say “May V live 2 see the dawn a lot. Lisa Villarreal participated in basketball, track, French Club, Math Club, and NHS. She plans to attend OSU, major in engineering, and start to party! Lisa often said “Too Fun!” Her bobbies were listening to music, being with friends, and snow skiing. Trad Warren plans to be a heavy machinery operator. He liked to say ”Whate ha say!” Rhonda Welch was active in band, stage band, STUCO, golf, French Club, and Medical Ex- plorers as secretary. She plans to attend OU and become a pediatrician. “Roni often said “Go for it!” Her hobbies were collecting stuffed animals. singing with friends, and playing the piano. Jon Wells was active in French Club, Ag, Publications, and FFA as treasurer. “W’s plans are to attend college. He often said “Hey, how’s it going?” Jon’s hobbies were being with friends, reading, and being with his girlfriend. Justin Whipple participaUd in weightlifting, track, FCA, and was captain of the football team. hip plans to attend college and major in physical education. Brenda Wicker was active in French Club, Speech, STUCO, band, ICE, and VIC A. She plans to attend CSU or OSU and major in psychology. Her hobbies include skiing, riding three-wheelers, and being with friends. Dodge Wilson participated in football and carpentry. He plans to attend college, be rich, and race three-wheelers. His favorite saying is “Let's party, boys!” Reese Wolgamott was active in football, basket- ball, track, and as a STUCO rep. “Wo gy plans to attend SWOSU and say “S’il vous plait!” a lot. Lajunna Yates was active in speech, Art Club, and Publications. She plans to attend SWOSU and major in psychology. She often said ‘7 don't even care! Lajunna s hobbies were being with friends, snow skiing, and playing tennis Football escort Sean Cox kisses the Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Queen Candidates were Kristi Campbell, Leslie Hyer, Brenda Unruh, Annette Garcia, and Jen- Brenda Unruh. ntfer Hepner. 187 As editor of the 1985-86 El Tigre, I would like to say that I hope as you have looked through this annual, that it has brought back memories of the many good times we have had this year. also hope that this annual has met your expectations. I would like to give a special thanks to the many people who helped make this book possible: — Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lobit for their countless hours of time spent helping with the pictures. — Mr. Watson, Mr. Nelson, and Mr. Stalnaker for the time that they volunteered to help take pictures. — The Ford Brothers' Circus for allowing me to take my editor's picture with their tiger, Angel. — Ed and Dorothy Haar for allowing us to use their home for 188 the pictures of the El Tigre Queen and the class Princesses. — The Publications Staff for all of their time, effort, and pa- tience in making this book. — Mrs. Megee and Mr. Shelton for their organization of this book. — And the many others that have not been mentioned. Last, but not least, I want to say thanks to the faculty and all of my friends for being so understanding throughout the year. I wish all of you the best of luck and lots of love. I hope this book will always remind you of the special times we spent together. Thank you all for everything. T 2. • ' _v ' I «L.A� Up he youth gets together his materials to build a bridge to the moon, and, at length, the middle-aged man concludes to build a uoodshed with them. Henry Davtd Thoreau Throughout this school year each of the 950 students built. Every day each one picked up hammer and nails, level and plane, and put his hand to the task of building a foun- dation for the future. Now the work is finished. In the future some may add to their constructions, hut for this moment their visions stand complete. GUVMOri $€MIOf 9 GYMNASIUM 3E % — — FOOD SERVICE COMMON S r T — CHOIR BAND AUDITORIUM ZJ MEDIA CENTE J ADMINI: ...rr