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

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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.

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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

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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