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

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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

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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.