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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

G0NTE' PAGE JUNIQRS 50PH0M0RES ■H.S. flGTIVI FRE5HM EIG-HTfi GR ci.fi. SP0R •RQS EL TIGRE 1987 Volume 42 Cuycgon Senior High and Jmior High Schools Guymon, OK 73942 THE q.LlflD Sq.LlflD w Publications Staff for 1986-87 includes TOP ROW: Vicki Jo Stephens, Matt Singleterry, Editor Beth Webb, Connie Betterton, Pauline Martinez, Connie Rider, Yolanda Martinez, Julie Moon, Adviser Melba Hinchey, and Brad Henslee. MIDDLE ROW: Shelley Taylor, Francoise Didier, Tonya Begley, Ronni McGuire, and Carolyn Spence. BOTTOM ROW: Darren Sowell, Brycie Matthews, and Deana Newell. I hope this annual will bring back many memories each time you look at it in the years to come. There were many happy moments we shared through this year and many sad times. But no matter how it went for you, I hope you can look back at the 1987 EL TIGRE and love every minute of it. SPECIAL THANKS GO TO: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lobit for spending many hours trying to meet our deadlines with the pictures. Mr. and Mrs. Chip Newell for letting us use their home for our pictures. The School Board for supporting us and building an excellent school system. The Pub Staff for working so hard to put this annual together. Mr. Kevin Cunningham for being such a willing counselor to get tied up by our most daring seniors. Mr. Tom Quaid for being so patient with us. The Hinchey family for bearing with us through this year. Last, but not least, Mrs. Melba Hinchey for letting her hair turn gray with a smile on her face. EDITOR BETH WEBB 6ujUr(j 2 L0VIN EVERY MINUTE 0F IT 4 ROBERT CONNER — MEMBER RICK SHAFFER — MEMBER DON WINTER — MEMBER As the school year began, it became Ray Kimsey's four- teenth year to serve on the school board. Mr. Kimsey's in- terest in the school system stems from his six children — three of whom are still in school. Mr. Kimsey and his wife Delores enjoy helping their children with various activities and projects including those in- volving their horses. Ranching is the business Mr. Kimsey is in- volved in and he is owner of Texas County Feed Yards, Inc. After serving as a board member for ten years, Wiley Campbell is still involved in the decision- making process for our school system. When he's not busy at R. G. Morgan Son, Mr. Camp- bell enjoys bowling and is an avid fisherman. As owner of Insurance Manage- ment Services, Robert Conner stays busy, but for six years he has found the time to serve the school system as a member of the board. He and his wife Joyce have two children. His hobbies include all sports and hunting. Joining the school board in February of 1985, Rick Shaffer quickly settled in. When Mr. Shaffer is not busy at his ac- counting firm, he enjoys hun- ting, all sports, and country music. He and his wife Fran have four children in the school system and are involved in their children's many sporting activities. When Don Winter has time away from his business. Winter Mud, he enjoys golfing and all sports. He and his wife Bonnie have two children who are GHS graduates. Mr. Winter has been a part of the school board since 1977. •ADMINISTRATION EUGENE V. KEITH Superintendent CLAYTON B. GOFF Asst. Superintendent Guymon Schools Superintendent Eugene V. Keith came to Guymon 18 years ago with seven years' teaching and coaching experience, including three years at Kiowa, Kansas; two years at Medicine Lodge, Kansas; and two years at Miami, Oklahoma. He has taught American History, psychology, geography, and journalism. Mr. Keith had served as an administrator for one year in Miami, Oklahoma, and six years at Medford, Oklahoma, before moving to Guymon. He and his wife Jane have three children and he enjoys golf, sports and travel. Twenty years of administrative experience for Clayton Goff includes being superintendent at Felt and Assistant Superintendent at Guymon. Prior to his administrative experience, Mr. Goff taught for eight years at Claude, Texas; Eureka H.S.; and Turpin H.5., where he taught math, chemistry, and physics. Mr. Goff and his wife Nadine's three children are all GHS graduates. Mr. Goff enjoys working cattle. SUPP0RT STAFF Th ;„nnnrt Staff at the Administration Office includes L to R: Mrs. Barbara Dearing, Clerical; Mrs. Vera Davis, Purchasing Agent and Clerk of the School Board; Mrs. Mary Jane Fast, Personnel Records and Payroll and School Board Treasurer; Mrs. Dena Hart, Custodian of Activity and Lunch Funds; and Mrs. Barbara Wellman, Executive Administrative Secretary. 5 Mr . Judy Anderson Mrs Patricia Bowman Mr. Buddy Brock Mr Jerel Brooks Mr. Jerry Brooks Mrs. Kay Brune Mr David Camp Mr Michael Cleland Mr. Raymond Cole. Jr. Mr Jerry Cooper Mrs Naywna Cooper Mrs. Cheryl Cornelsen Mrs. Virginia Frant; Mrs. Gloria Gardner Mr. Mark Gillespie Miss Kathy Gorshmg Mr. David Hardy Mrs. Roberta Hardy Mr Larry Hart Mrs. Melba Hinchey Mr Raymond Moss Mrs Lou Nelson Mr Merle Nickelson Mr. Michael Patterson Mr. Glen Phillips Mrs Linda Quesenbury Mrs. Betty Reust Mr Raymond Rice Mrs Joan Rollins Mrs. Jane Savage Mr. Bob Scot! Mr. Doug Shelton 8 Mr. Frank Stallings Mrs. Charlotte VanNort Mr. |oe Watson Mr. Tommy Webb Mrs. Lisa Whiteley Mr Roger Wilgus Mrs Paula Wood -HIG-H 5CHD0L flDMINISTRflTIQN •RNI3 FACULTY MR. WHITE Principal MR. BOWMAN Vice-Principal KEVIN CUNNINGHAM Counselor Smiling and ready to be helpful is High School Secretary Mrs. Sheila Moschak with her office aides (L to R): Tami Hall, lacki Claycomb, Tricia Skaggs, Kasey Erdman, Charisse Fuentes, and Dee Dee Mason. 9 12 FRIENDLIEST — WARREN PIERATT AND JACKI CLAYCOMB MOST SCIENTIFIC |ASON PROCTOR AND REBECCA TOMLINSON SENIOR MOSTS STUDENT LIFE Putting up flags and picking up trash on games days is a regular routine for S.U.P.E.R. President Brian Anderson. On his way to KISS THE PIC during Homecom ing Week is Counselor Kevin Cunningham. Learning fundamentals of welding are seniors Ronnie Smith and Bill Raines. Usteninj! intently dunng Senior English class are FRONT ROW. I TO R: Tonia Beggs. lonm Magers. and MIDDl I ROW: Tanya Beer. Randle Bo arlh. BACK ROW: Angie Gallegos, leslie Cramer, and Cindi Burrow. Getting ready for another spectacular half-time Tiger Band performance are Chris Stavig and Shelley Taylor. Caught on their way back to class are seniors Deana Newell, Beth Webb, Tricia Osburg, and Trisha Skaggs. 14 rtt BOOKS 1. Bible 2. The Stand 3. A Tal of Two Cities 4. Sports Illustrated 5. The Bourne Identity TRENDS FOODS 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Hamburgers p4. Chinese 5. Mexican Gun Kid II f |een Candles ilmo's Fire To School ▼ SONGS 1. Friends and Lovers 2. Glory of Love 3. Danger Zone A 4. You Take My Breath Away 5. Why Can't This Be Love GAMES Football 2. Trivial Pursuit 3. Monopoly 4. Tennis 5. Basketball ♦ ♦ TV SH CARS 1. Porsche 2. Corvettj 3. Lam 4. Fefl 5. Jai ♦ ♦ V 15 TEACHERS' •RIDES Volunteering their time to busy teachers are TOP ROW: Ty Wells, Kurt Radford, Jason Proctor, Bill Kenney, Jim George, Kristina Lowery, Mike Carter, and Cindy Stodghill. MIDDLE ROW: Brian Gillespie, David Padilla, Kody Byers, Leroy Montano, Karla Cornelius, and Kim West. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Pyle, Lonni Magers, Kristi Christopher, Sheri Stone, Crystal Parish, Julie Collins, Gwen Logan and Cindi Burrow. CANTEEN WORKERS Lined up and ready to stock the student canteen for a new school year are (L to R): Rita Jo Gallegos, Jeanna Watson, Tricia Osburg, Warren Pieratt, Matt Singleterry, and Hayden Danner. Profits from the can- teen are used for student council projects. SENIOR SPONSORS Getting together for a planning session for senior activities are (L to R): Jane Savage, Glen Phillips, Gloria Gardner, and Virginia Frantz. Not pictured are Buddy Brock, Mike Cleland, Kathy Gorshing, Roberta Hardy, Tom Webb, and Paula Wood. 16 President Jason Proctor Secretary Tami Hall Treasurer Mitzi Humble Vice President Brad Nagelhout 17 BRIAN ANDERSON LANA BAGWELL RONNIE BALLARD TONYA BARKER TANYA BEER TONIA BEGGS CONNIE BETTERTON DOYLE BOWERS RANELLE BOZARTH ANNIE BRANKEL BRYAN BROCK LETITIA BROWN KELLY BRYAN CINDI BURROW KODY BYERS TOMMY CAMPBELL MIKE CARTER THOMAS CASUAS KRISTI CHRISTOPHER JACKI CLAYCOMB 20 TRACY CLINE JULIE COLLINS KIM COOK KARLA CORNELIUS GABE COSTILLA LESLIE CRAMMER EDDIE CRUZ ERICCULLOP HAYDEN DANNER DOUG DAWES CLINT DEAN FRANCOISE DIDIER jUSTIN EARLS KASEY ERDMAN RUSSELL FERGUSON BEN|I FUENTES CHARISSE FUENTES ANGIE GALLEGOS CHRIS GALLEGOS RITA JO GALLEGOS 21 DENISE GANN jIM GEORGE STELLA GONZALES DON GOOCH PHILIP GRAUE BRADGRIBBLE TAMI HALL ERIC HARDY MICK HART DARREN HATTER ELDON HEADRICK PEGGY HEGWOOD BILLY HENDERSON BRADHENSLEE HOLLY HOLLAND SEAN HUFFMAN MELISSA HUGHEY MITZI HUMBLE STEVE JENKINS ARLEN KAUFFMAN CLAYTON KEENAN BILL KENNEY SHELLEY KIDWELL DAENAN KIRK PEGGY KOCH WAYNE LITTRELL RON LIVELY GWEN LOGAN KRISTINA LOWERY CHRISTINA LOZANO MARIO LUCERO MARK LUERA GERRI MADRID LONNI MAGERS ROMAN MARTINEZ YOLANDA MARTINEZ DEE DEE MASON SCOTT MASON TRACY MAYTUM BYRON MILLER 23 HQMEEQMING HOMECOMING QUEEN: The 1986 Football Queen is Miss JACKI CLAYCOMB. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Claycomb. Jacki has been chosen Class Favorite for six years. Currently she is head cheerleader, flag captain, band president, September Girl of the Month, and a member of Who's Who among American High School Students. Jacki was a member of Na- tional Junior Honor Society and is presently a member of National Honor Society and has been a Kid's Inc. coach and referee. She is a member and junior deacon of the First Christian Church. Her future plans are to attend OSU ma- joring in education. MARK SHAFFER is the 1986 Football Escort. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shaffer. Mark has participated in football, basketball and track for six years and is one of the 1986 football captains. He is a member of Victory Memorial United Methodist Church and plans to attend college following high school. The 1986 Golf Queen is Miss DEANA NEWELL. Deana is the daughter of Chip and Chris Newell. She participated in golf and basketball. Last year Deana was named outstanding defensive re- bounder. Deana is active in FCA, Student Council, French Club, NJHS, and National Honor Society. During her sophomore year she was named to Who's Who Among American High School Students and recognized in the National Science Achieve- ment Academy. Deana plans to attend the University of Oklahoma after graduation majoring in either architecture or dentistry. MICK HART is the 1986 Golf Escort. He has par- ticipated in football, golf, and weightlifting and is a member of FCA and NHS. He is a member of the Church of Christ. The 1986 Girl's basketball Queen is Miss JEANNA WAT- SON. She is the daughter of Rodney and Tana Nelson and Al and Joyce Watson. Jeanna participates in basketball, FCA, and French Club. She has served as Student Council Class Representative for two years and was elected treasurer of the Student Council this year. Jeanna is a member of Panhandle Bible Center and plans to attend OSU or SWOSU holding a double major in accounting and physical education. Darren Hatter is the 1986 Girls' Basketball Escort. He has participated in football and track for four years and has played American Legion baseball for two years. One of the 1986 football captains, he is a member of FCA. He at- tends the Hough Methodist Church and is serving as presi- dent of the youth group there. 1987 Homecoming began with a growl and ended with a roar. Our theme was The Danger Zone. Monday was pretty quiet considering the excitement of the event. Tuesday was Button-Ups, Oxford, and Roper Day. Lockers were decorated and the halls began to have an orange and black glow of streamers and signs. Wednesday was Tiger Day. Everyone wore orange, black, and white with sunglasses and bandanas. We were plan- ning to chew up those Goldbugs. Thurs- day was Jogging Suit Day ' Even the teachers participated in this event. Friday exploded Everyone wore orange and black again. This was Spirit Day. Many were covered from head to toe with rib- bons, buttons, and tatoos. Many girls were wearing their mums. During the pep rally at 2:30, the Homecoming Queen and candidates were announced, along with the winners of the Baby Face con- test. Jacki and Mick were crowned as the Baby Faces. The door decoration winner was Mr. Wilgus' second hour class. The sophomores got lucky and won the hall decoration and spirit contest. Congrats! At 3 p.m. the pep rally continued downtown. Guymon got a big taste of our true spirit. The game that night was quite an experience. In the first quarter, heavy rains drenched the fans and players. It was so sudden, everyone got soaked. Our queens also got wet. To end the absolute- ly unusual evening, Guymon readjusted Alva's reputation by beating them 31 toO. TAMI HALL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hall is the 1986 Boys' Basketball Queen. She has been active in golf, basketball, Student Council, and FCA. Tami is the co-chairman of the 1986 SADD chapter. She was elected Senior Class Secretary and was voted Senior Class Favorite. She was recognized in Who's Who Among American High School Students and the National Science Achievement Academy. Following gradua- tion, Tami plans to attend OSU majoring in architecture or veterinary medicine. ERIC HARDY is the 1986 Boys' Basketball Escort. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hardy. Eric is a member of French Club, FCA, and the First Baptist Church. A six- year bandsman, Eric is this year's percussion leader. He has been listed on the prin- cipal's honor roll, is a two- year basketball letterman and has been on golf and track teams at CHS. The 1986 Track Queen is KIM WEST. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester West. Kim has played basketball and been involved in track for eight years. She played softball for nine years, made the All-Star team for two years and was picked Senior Most Athletic. Kim has bowled for three years and was vice-president each of those years. She is the 1986 Football Mascot, Secretary of the Art Club and a member of the First Baptist Church. Folllowing graduation Kim plans to attend college and major in physical education. LANCE SWANSON is the 1986 Track Escort. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Swanson. He has participated in football, basketball and track for six years and is one of the 1986 Football Captains. He is a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and plans to attend college after graduation. 25 BEN MILTON LEROY MONTANO JULIE MOON BRAD NAGELHOUT DEANA NEWELL DESIREE OHNICK TRICIA OSBURG DAVID PADILLA CRYSTAL PARISH JON PARSLEY RUBEN PEREZ SHELLEY PICKENS WARREN PIERATT JASON PROCTOR DONNA PYLE KURT RADFORD BILL RAINES ANDI REDMOND JULIE RILEY JIM RIDDLE 26 DEBBIE ROBERTS REEDSCHMELING TINA SCOTT JOHN SHAFFER MARK SHAFFER MATT SINGLETERRY TRICIA SKAGGS GARY SMITH JASON SMITH RONNIE SMITH GLENN SOUTH DARREN SOWELL CHRIS STAVIG VICKI JO STEPHENS CINDY STODGHILL SHERI STONE TRAVIS STUMP LANCE SWANSON SHELLEY TAYLOR REBECCA TOMLINSON 27 DORA VILLARREAL CHIP WALLACE JEANNA WATSON MIKE WATSON BETH WEBB TY WELLS KIM WEST NANCY WHEELER EXEflflNGE STUDENT FRflNEDISE DIDIER I would like to introduce myself for the people who don't know me yet: I am Francoise Didier and I come from a small country, not bigger than the state of Maryland (about 120 miles north and south and 140 miles east and west). This small European country is called Belgium. It's divided in two parts which speak two dif- ferent languages. One half speaks Dutch (or Netherlands language) and the other half French. I live in the French speaking part at about seventeen miles from the capital, Bruxelles. Many of you have asked how did I arrive here. I didn't choose it at all, but I am glad to be here with you. I came here with an organization called YES (Youth Exchange Service), who tried to find for me the family who would fit the best with me and my in- terests. In November 1985 I applied to become an exchange stu- dent in the USA. Finally, on June 13th, I received a letter saying that the Stephens family (Tom, Phyllis, Diane, Vicki Jo and Tamra Kay) would be happy to take care of me for a whole year. I couldn't believe it. This letter made me happy but scared me at the same time. The twenty-second of August, 1986, I had to prepare myself for a very exciting but long and tiring day; it was the departure for the big adventure. After I had been traveling for twenty-one hours on several airplanes, I met for the first time my new host family in Amarillo. It was a very exciting moment although quite embarrass- ing, too, because we didn't know each other. I hardly could realize that my dreams had come true ... I was in America ... I love my new host family. They are so nice and sweet, and they take really good care of me. They don't give me time to be bored of Cuymon life or to be homesick. I would like to thank them very much. Life here is quite different than the one I had in Belgium. I have tried a lot of new things like piano, golf, fair, 4-H and living on a farm. But there are some other differences between both coun- tries, for example, the scenery and the climate. Here there are fewer trees and much less water. The people are so excited when it's raining here, while I think it's quite normal. Everything gives an impression of being huge. The people here seem to be much more friendly. The school system also differs. I think that it's much easier — only six different subjects instead of eleven, easier tests, and less homework. The contacts with the teachers are often more relaxed. There are several things I enjoy better at school here and that we don't have in Belgium, such as extracurricular activities like Medical Careers and French Club. We just go to school for learning and studying and not for extra activities or pleasure. We don't have any school team sports. If we want to practice a sport, it's not with the school but with a special sports club. I admire your school spirit. The beautiful cheerleaders and pep rallies are new for me. I have also enjoyed my first experience with the school yearbook. Being on the yearbook staff goes along well with one of my aspirations, which is photography. I look for- ward to a new experience at the end of the year — the prom and graduation ceremony. I enjoy my experience and encourage others who are interested in becoming an exchange student because it's worthwhile for yourself and your personality. You have to learn to deal with new situations. You meet a lot of new and interesting people and you learn about a new culture. It's very interesting. My sister, Anne, (20) was also an exchange student two years ago 70 miles north of New York. But I am sure that we will have very different views about the USA. Finally, I would like to thank all my friends, teachers and new family for letting me become a part of your society. TOP: Peggy Hegwood, Gerri Madrid, Charisse Fuentes, Benji Fuentes, Mark Luera, Eddie Cruz. 2nd Hayden Danner. Arlen Kauffman. Russell Ferguson, Tom Casaus, Scot! Mason, Byron Miller, Debbie Roberts, Tracy Cline, Dora Villarreal. Ruben Perez. 3rd John Shafter, Jason Smith, Ronnie Ballard, Mike Carter. Warren Pieratt, Leroy Montano, Kody Byers, Reed Schmeling, Tommy Campbell, Jason Proctor, Jim George, Matt Singleterry. Je« nna Watson. Gwen Logan Rebect a Tomlinson, Kasey Erdman. Jacki Claycomb, Brian Anderson. Cindi Burrow. Lana Bagwell. Shelley Taylor. Annie Brankel BOTTOM: Jon Parsley, Tanya Beer, Mitzi Humble, Beth Webb, Tricia Osburg. Tina Scott, Kristi Christopher, Dee Dee Mason. Crystal Parish, Tracy Maytum. Class of 1987 Friends We've followed our narrow road to success Through trial and error, we've conquered all. It has never been easy, we must confess But we've almost made it there, growing strong and tall. Friends are always there when you need them most. They aren't afraid to be your leaning post. We've made our truest and dearest friends We've placed our deepest secrets in their hearts. We've learned the hardships of broken hearts to mend And pledged that our friendships will never part. Friends share special times whether good or bad. They'll stand at your side even when you're feeling sad. We know about life, learning right from wrong We will soon begin working toward our new ambitions. Although the new pathway will be steep and long We will make it with the right decisions. Friends are sure to listen and know just what to say. They can keep you laughing so you'll have a better day. We've picked up our broken pieces along the way We've shed our tears of laughter and sorrow. It has been quite an experience, we must say The Senior Class of 1987, the future of tomorrow. Friends have special memories locked within their heart. Which they won't forget even as they part. —- Jeanna Watson — Brad Nagelhout Peggy Koch 30 BRIAN ANDERSON was active in Band, Stage Band, and served as the Band treasurer his Junior and Senior years. He was also a member of French Club, Medical Explorers, and SADD. He was STUCO Vice President and President. Brian also received the honor of 5-States Band, Outstanding Marcher his Sophomore year, and the Eagle Scout Award. After graduation, he plans to attend OSU and major in accounting or banking, or some other money-oriented ma- jor. “Brad's” favorite saying is, “No thank-you, I'm trying to quit. LANA BAGWELL was a member of Choir, Stage Band, Pep Club, Band, French Club, STUCO, and NHS. She was a member of the Cheerleading Squad, 5-States Honor Band, and received a superior at state band contest. She plans to attend OSU, get married, raise 4 children, and get a great job. TONYA BARKER was a member of the Art Club, Choir, SADD, and the Yearbook Staff. She plans to go to college or to get married. TANYA BEER was active in Band, French Club, Speech and Debate, FCA, FHA, STUCO, and SADD. She was FFA Sweetheart and was a member of the Cheerleading Squad. She plans to attend OSU. TONIA BEGGS participated in the Art Club, French Club, and Pep Club. After graduation, she plans to attend college at Houston or Nebraska and to be a child psychologist. “Airhead's favorite saying is You Weenie!!! CONNIE BETTERTON was a member of the Basketball Team for four years, the Cheerleading Squad for two years, FCA, French Club, STUCO, and the Yearbook Staff. “Consuela was nominated for Who's Who and was on the Honor Roll. Her plans after graduation are to go to college and to find a dark, handsome, RICH man to marry and have a family. Her favorite saying is “Get rich ... then call me!!! RANELLE BOZARTH was active in Choir, French Club, FHA, and was a member of NHS and OHS. Ranelle was on the honor roll all four years and was also nominated for Who's Who. After graduation, Ranelle plans to attend SWOSU and major in business or accounting. ANNIE BRANKEL was a member of Choir, FHA, and SADD. She plans to move to Liberal and attend the Liberal Academy of Hair Design and pursue her dream of being a cosmetologist. BRYAN BROCK was a member of Choir, Band, Speech and Debate, Stage Band, SADD, STUCO, NHS, and OHS. He maintained a High School GPA of 4.0, qualified for All-State Choir, Western Oklahoma Honor Choir, Speech and Debate state meet, and received superior ratings at state in Band and Choir. Bryan plans to major in music and drama at the University of Colorado at Boulder, or at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. KELLY BRYAN plans to attend the Liberal Vo- Tech and to study auto mechanics and later start his own business. CINDl BURROW plans to go to vo-tech school in secretarial work and then get married. Dur- ing high school she participated in FHA, Pep Club, and SADD. “Cindi Kins was also on the honor roll and her favorite saying was, “Does it matter?!? KODY BYERS participated in basketball, foot- ball, golf, track, FCA, STUCO, and was a member of NHS and OHS. He was Freshman Class Favorite, Sophomore Class President a member of swim team, and Kody was also awarded the OBU and OSU Jr. Achievement Awards. He plans to attend college and to play golf. TOMMY CAMPBELL was active in the band, basketball, FCA, golf, and NHS. He was on the Honor Rolls and qualified for State Band Con- test. He was Kids Inc. soccer and t-ball coach, and played summer league baseball for nine CLASS 0F1987 years. “Sneaky plans to attend SWOSU or OSU. MIKE CARTER was a member of NHS, OHS, football, basketball, and track. He was listed on the Honor Rolls and enjoys playing baseball. Mike plans to attend OU. His favorite saying is, “no kiddin. THOMAS CASAUS was a member of Art club, Library club, and Medical Explorers. He plans to attend college at PSU after graduation. KRISTI CHRISTOPHER was active in band for three years, FHA for one year. Medical Ex- plorers for two years, NHS for one and OHS for three. Also, she was a member of Speech and Debate Club, Stage band, SUPER, track, and SADD. During her years in Guvmon, Kristi has been on the swim team ana has been the Vice-President of the Trinity Lutheran Youth Group. She wants to attend college after graduation. You can always hear Kristi say, “Let's take a road trip. JACKI CLAYCOMB was active in band, basket- ball, cheerleading, and FCA. She was Band resident, flag captain, and head cheerleader er senior year. Jacki has received a number of honors including NHS, Honor Roll, finalist for September Girl of the Month, and Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation, she plans to attend OSU and major in education. “Jacquetta's favorite saying was, Mark, you're such an airhead! TRACY CLINE was active in band, French Club, golf, Math Club, Medical Explorers, NHS, OHS, Speech and Debate club, SUPER, and SADD. She was chosen to play in the 5-States Honor Band for three years and received a Superior rating at District and State Band con- tests. She was the Regional Champion in Stan- dard Oratory and Original Oratory in Speech Contest. She was a United States National Award Winner in Science. After graduation she plans to attend OU and says, I'm so sure! JULIE COLLINS was active in Band, Choir, Speech and Debate, STUCO, VICA, French Club, Pep Club, and Library Club. She was a cheerleader for three years and is listed in Who's Who. She plans to go to college, graduate, get married, and open a flower shop. Jul's favorite saying is, You pig!!! KARLA CORNELIUS was a member of Choir, FHA, NHS, and OHS. She served as Secretary and Treasurer of FHA and qualified for the State Choir Contest. She plans to attend col- lege and major in business. Her favorite saying is, Oh, well... life goes on!!! GABE COSTILLA was a member of VICA and enjoys football games. After graduation, he plans to attend Liberal Vo-Tech and study Diesel Mechanics. LESLIE CRAMER was in choir, FCA, French club. Medical Explorers, NHS, Pep club, and Speech and Debate club. She attended the Youth Leadership Conference in Philadelphia, and was captain of the volleyball team. She was on the Honor Rolls, and she plans to at- tend OU or OSU. ERIC CULLOP was a member of the track team and plans to attend his first year of college at PSU. HAYDEN DANNER participated in Art Club, French Club, and VICA Club. He was also a member of FFA and served as their Vice- President his senior year. After graduation he plans to go to college, rodeo, and major in agri-business. His favorite saying is Oh well!! CLINT DEAN was a three-year member of FFA and FFA President his junior year. He was also a member of NJHS, Oklahoma Honor Society, and Speech and Debate. After graduation he plans to attend SWOSU or move to Phoenix, Arizona and work. His favorite saying is, Don't do anything you'll regret, Hayden. TERRY DEES was a member of the Choir. He plans to attend college and to find a stable job. and to later get married. FRANCOISE DIDIER participated in choir, FHA, Medical Explorers, French club, and is on the yearbook staff. She is a member of the 4-H association and belongs to a tennis team in Belgium. She enjoys playing ping-pong, tennis, riding horses and photography. Next year when she is back in Belgium, sne will attend the University of LIN (Louvain-La-Neuve). JUSTIN EARLS was a four year member of FFA and served as President of FFA his senior year. He was also an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and skiing, and his favorite saying was, Promote pork; run over a chicken. KASEY ERDMAN participated in band, French Club, golf, Library Club, NHS, OHS, Pep Club, and STUCO. She was on the swim team, B honor rolls, attended Girls' State, and was French Club President. Crazy plans to attend college and go to modeling school. CHARISSE FUENTES was a member of Art Club, Band. FHA, French Club, golf team, Spanish Club, track team, and swim team. She plans to go to college and study Cosmetology. Charisse's favorite saying is, On my Gosh. ANGIE GALLEGOS participated in the Band, basketball, choir, NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club, and Stage Band. She is a member of Who's Who and received a superior rating at District band. She plans to move to Dallas with her husband, Chris Gallegos, and to attend college. JIM GEORGE participated in FCA, French Club, football, and track. His plans include playing college football and majoring in physical therapy. He was a regional champion and state qualifier in track for four years. Jimbo's favorite saying is, Why don't you just shut up! BRIAN GILLESPIE participated in FFA and was a member of the football team. After gradua- tion, he plans to enter the Army and become an Airborne Ranger and to also lift weights. His favorite saying is, I mean, Hey. DON GOOCH is interested in wood-working and plans to work after his graduation from GHS. PHIL GRAUE was active in band, FCA, football, golf, Speech and Debate, and Stage Band. Phil qualified for State in Band, and was active in 5-States Honor Band. He plans to attend OU and then go to Chiropractic school in Daven- port, Iowa. BRAD GRIBBLE was a member of FFA, football, and track. He plans to join the Armed Forces and to play baseball. TAMI HALL was active in Band, Basketball, FCA, Golf, Pep Club, STUCO, SADD, and NHS. She was listed on the Honor Rolls, in the Achievement Academy of Science, and in Who's Who. Blondie served as Senior Class Secretary and plans to attend college and become an architect. ERIC HARDY was active in Band, Basketball, Track, Golf, Math Club, French Club, FCA. SADD, STUCO, and OHS. He plans to attend college and major in something exotic and pro- fitable. EZ's favorite saying is I know you believe you understand wnat you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. MICK HART was active in FCA, serving as president, Football, Golf, NHS, and OHS. He received the James Tuttle Award two years and was named Outstanding Golfer by his peers. He plans to attend ACU. KRISTINA LOWERY was active in French Club, Math Club, golf team, Medical Explorers, Speech and Debate, and SADD. She was presi- dent of FHA and a member of NHS and the OHS. She was named Outstanding Chemist and Typist her sophomore year ana Outstan- ding Algebra Student her junior year. Kris plans to attend college and obtain an Engineer- ing Degree. Her favorite saying is, That's wrong. MARIO LUCERO was a member of Art Club, Choir, and CYO. Mazzio plans to attend col- lege at St. Gregor's or PSU after graduation and his favorite saying is Get out of here!'' LONNI MAGERS was active in basketball, Choir, FCA. FHA, French Club, golf, STUCO, Speech and Debate, and cheerleading. She has been on the Honor Roll for three years and plans to attend college. Her favorite saying is, 'I'm hungry, so hurry up, Deed. DEE DEE MASON was active in Band, basket- ball, FCA, French Club, Pep Club, and track. She was also a member of NHS and OHS and S.U.P.E.R. She was a football cheerleader her sophomore and junior years. She was on the Honor Roll for three years. After graduation Dee Dee plans to attend college and says, Don't be so gullible, Lon! SCOTT MASON was active in Band, basket- ball, STUCO, and track. Hot Lips plans to move to Colorado and go to college and work with horses. TRACY MAYTUM was active in Band, basket- ball. FCA, French Club, Medical Explorers. Pep Club, track, and SADD. She was also an All-Star in baseball. In the future, she plans to pursue a career in the area of horses. Trace's favorite saying is, Big deal. BYRON MILLER was active in Choir, French Club, golf. Speech and Debate, and the Victory Center Youth Group. Byron is a member of the Band, VI T A L FORCE. He plans to attend OU and major in Drama. BEN MILTON was active in Band and Stage Band. After graduation Dover plans to join the Marine Corps. LEROY MONTANO was a four-year member of the football and track teams. During the year, he enjoyed being with his girlfriend and other friends. After graduation, he plans to go to college at PSU for his First year and finish school at VVTSU. JULIE MOON was active in French Club, basketball, FCA, Pep Club, track, VICA, and the yearbook staff. Sne has been listed on the B Honor Roll, and won the State VICA award for her nursing notebook. She plans to attend nur- sing college at Amarillo to obtain an RN degree. Then, she will move to El Paso, Texas, ana live in a condo with a couple of friends? juillet's favorite saying is, Tell me something I don't know! BRAD NAGELHOUT was active in Band, basketball, FCA, football, French Club, and track. He was an Eagle Scout and a High Adventure Explorer. He plans to attend college at OU or ASU and study to be a C.P.A. Nagel's favorite saying is, No problem. DARREN HATTER participated in Choir, was a Football Captain, and was a two-year regional qualifier in track. Hat plans to go to college. His favorite saying is, At a baby. ELDON HEADRICK was basketball manager, football manager, and a member of the French Club. After graduation, he plans to attend col- lege and to obtain a degree in either computer programming or drafting. BILL HENDERSON participated in Band, Stage Band, basketball, and golf. He was named to the Honor Roll for four years and plans to join the navy as an engineer after graduation. Bill's favorite saying was, Those wno have money, have much. SEAN HUFFMAN was active in basketball, French Club, and was on the state winning Speech and Debate Team. He plans to attend OU, majoring in Drama with a minor in Broad- casting. Sean's favorite saying is Udabay-Udabay. MELISSA HUGHEY participated in basketball, track. Pep Club, STUCO, FCA, and the year- book staff. She plans to go to Port Aransas for a senior trip, and then to attend Texas Tech Col- lege. Meliska's favorite saying is, That's the ticket. MITZI HUMBLE was active in Band, FCA, French Club, STUCO, and SADD. She was also a member of NHS, OHS, and she was named on the Honor Roll. She was a member of the State Champion Speech and Debate Team and has been a twirler for the Band for six years. After graduation Mitz-wa plans to go to the University of Colorado and major in Paralegal work so that she can become rich and successful. STEVE JENKINS participated in football and was a member of SADD. He plans to enlist in the Marine Corps and to make it his career. Steve's favorite saying is, Hey Dudes! ARLEN KAUFFMAN was a member of FFA and golf. He plans to attend college after CHS graduation. CLAYTON KEENAN was a member of the VICA Club and the Guymon Hot Rod Club. In the past two years, he has placed in the top two at the PSU Welding Contest. Cowboy's favorite saying was Naw! SHELLEY KIDWELL was a member of Band and FHA. Her hobbies included dragging Main, cooking, and going to dances. Shell plans to attend OU and major in Accounting and Basic Administration. Her favorite saying was, What a babe! PEGGY KOCH was a member of Art Club, Band, NHS, OHS, STUCO, and Speech and Debate. She received the DAR History Award, and was named Freshman Valedictorian, and listed in Who's Who. She plans to go to college and to enter law school. Peg's favorite saying is, Don't be dumb. WAYNE LITTRELL was active in FCA, football, French Club, golf. Speech and Debate, VICA Club, and SADD. He also participated on swim team and was named an All-Star on the baseball team. Wayne plans to attend PSU or SWOSU and major in Pharmacy, then get rich, have a family, and own a 'Vette. DEANA NEWELL participated in basketball, FCA, Band, French Club, and golf. She was a member of NHS, Oklahoma Honor Society and the Honor Roll for four years. During hign school she received an Outstanding Citizen Award and was on the Regional and State qualifying golf team. After graduation she plans to attend OU and major in Orthodontistry or Architecture. Her favorite saying is, Do you think you could worry a little more, Tami? DESIREE OHNICK was a member of French Club, NHS, and OHS. She was also active in Speech and Debate Club her sophomore year. After graduating Dais plans to attend OSU and drive a dump truck for extra spending money. While in high school, her favorite say- ing was, Yea, dat's de ticket! TRICIA OSBURG participated in FCA, French Club, Library Club, Pep Qub, and STUCO. She was also a cheerleader, six-year member of the Band, and a Flag Girl for two years. After graduation Crash plans to attend PSU and get married. Her favorite saying is, Are you serious?! DAVID PADILLA participated in FCA, football, and STUCO. After graduation he plans to go to college and major in Accounting. CRYSTAL PARISH participated in Band, French Club, and Speech and Debate. She plans to at- tend SWOSU or OU and major in Psychology, become very wealthy, get married, and have a family. Crystal's favorite saying is, Well, I don't know! JON PARSLEY was active in Band, FCA, golf, and SADD. He was a member of Math Oub, Medical Explorers, NHS, OHS, Speech and Debate Club, STUCO, and was on the Honor Roll. Jon's future plans are to go to college and become a lawyer, get married, and live happily ever after. His favorite saying is, Vote AFR RUBEN PEREZ was a member of NJHS. Art Club, Band, French Club, SADD, NHS, Spanish Club, and Stage Band. He plans to travel the world as an airline steward after completing training in Denver. WARREN PIERATT played football and was a member of FCA. After graduation, he plans to attend the University of Oklahoma. Warren enioys skiing, dragging Main, and weight-lifting in his spare time. His favorite saying is, Trust me! JASON PROCTOR was active in Band, basket- ball, FCA, French Club, golf, NHS, and OHS. He served as President of NHS, UMYF and the Junior Class. He was named Kiwanis Outstan- ding youth and Rotary Boy of the Month. Le Chigre plans to major in Engineering. BILL RAINES was active in Basketball, track and yearbook staff. He plans to attend college and major in agriculture or join the Marines. Schreech's favorite saying is, I dunno. ANDI REDMOND was a member of Art Club and French Club. After graduation she plans to go to OSU and major in child psychology and then marry Bob Tanquary. JIM RIDDLE was a member of Art Club, basket- ball and the yearbook staff. He was awarded the All-State Photography award. He plans to get a good job and make enough money to at- tend a photography trade school. DEBBIE ROBERTS participated in Art Club, Band, French Club and Medical Explorers. She was a member of Five-State Honor Band for one year. After graduation, she plans to attend SWOSU or PSU and major in Computer Arts and then get married. REED SCHMELING participated in basketball, golf and track. He was a member of FCA and SADD. Sparky plans to attend college after graduation. TINA SCOTT participated in Band, FHA, French Club, Library Club, STUCO, and SADD. She played on the All-Star softball team and at- tended the STUCO State Convention. W.W.W. plans to attend college at SWOSU or OSU and major in Fashion Designing and Marketing. JOHN SHAFFER was active in Band, basket- ball, FCA, football, French Club, Medical Ex- plorers, NHS and track. He received superior ratings at State Band and was involvea with Kids, Incorporated. John plans to attend col- lege and play baseball. MARK SHAFFER was active in basketball, foot- ball, track, and OHS. He has also been on the B Honor Roll. After graduation, Mark plans to attend college and have fun. TRICIA SKAGGS participated in Choir, Medical Explorers, Pep Club, and FHA. She plans to at- tend college and major in psychology or business. TK's favorite saying is, Just kidding. MATT SINGLETERRY was Football Manager and in golf, STUCO, SADD, and the yearbook staff. He plans to attend college and major in Photography or Law Enforcement. GARY SMITH was a member of the football and track teams while attending GHS. JASON SMITH was active in Band, basketball, football, golf, and the Stage Band. He was nam- ed an Academic All-American, a National Science Merit award winner, and to the Honor Roll. Jason plans to attend OU and then on to medical school or chiropractic school. His favorite saying was, It'll be all right in the morning. RONNIE SMITH participated in football and track. He plans to enter the military after GHS graduation. 32 DARREN SOWELL was a member of the Yearbook Staff. Before moving from Florida, Darren was a three-year Soccer player. His plans after gradua- tion are to attend Texas Tech and major in Ar- chitecture His hobby is photography and some day he hopes to live on the coast. Darren's favorite saying is . . AAH . . . Isn't that special.'' CHRIS STAVIG participated in Band and VICA Club. After graduation, ' Red'' plans to attend col- lege at Dallas to study law and to become so- meone who makes a difference in today's society. Her favorite saying is Baby Cakes. VICKI JO STEPHENS was active in Choir, FHA, French Club, Medical Explorers. NHS, OHS, SADD, STUCO, and Yearbook Staff. She was selected for Who's Who, Oklahoma 4-H Hall of Fame, State 4-H Fashion Board, Outstanding Stu- dent Award, Youth Performance Award, Outstan- ding American Student Award, and Entre Nous Girl of the Month. She served as Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Class Treasurer, and UMYF Secretary. She plans to attend OSU majoring in Pre-Mea., and work toward a medical degree in anasthesiology, and to travel. TRAVIS STUMP was active in FFA, football, and track. Thumper plans to play college football, chase wild women, be rowdy, cause trouble, and to lift weights. His favorite saying is kill 'em. LANCE SWANSON was active in basketball, foot- ball, and track. Before moving to Guymon from Nebraska, he made All-State in Football, All- Conference in Basketball, and was a state qualifier in track for four years After graduation, Lance plans to go to college, play football, enjoy life, and have a good time. SHELLEY TAYLOR participated in Band, Library Club, NHS, OHS, and the Yearbook Staff. She was consistently on the honor rolls and was in 5-States Honor Band. She plans to go to PSU and then to travel abroad. Motor-mouth's favorite saying is .. Well,... so. REBECCA TOMLINSON participated in Band, French Club, Math Club, and STUCO. She was a member of the OHS and the NHS and served as Vice-President of NHS her Senior year. Rebecca was also Junior Class Secretary, Outstanding Geometry and Chemistry Student her sophomore year, and a member of the 5-States Honor Band for three years. Rebecca was Entre Nous Girl of the Month for February. After graduation she plans to attend OSU and major in chemical engineering or accounting. DORA VILLARREAL participated in FHA, French Club, Math Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Speech and Debate, Track, Choir, NHS, and SADD. She has made the B Honor Roll and has served as FHA President. She plans to go to California for the summer and to attend OSU in the fall. Her favorite saying is smoooooth. JEANNA WATSON was active in Band, SADD, Basketball, French Club, and FCA. She was also STUCO Treasurer her Senior year. Her favorite saying is What's there to eat? and in her spare time, Jeanna likes to ski, play tennis, and to play the piano. After graduation she plans to attend SWOSU and to hold a double major in accounting and physical education. MIKE WATSON was active in Football, Jour- nalism, and was the Sports Editor on the newspaper staff at Perryton. He is a member of Who's Who. He plans to attend a college in Texas and to broaden nis horizons. Mike's favorite say- ing is It's casual! BETH WEBB was active in Band, Library Club, Pep Club and SADD. Beth has been on the Yearbook Staff for three years, serving as Editor her Senior year. She was a member of the Cheerleading Squad, made the honor roll all four years, and received a Superior rating at State Band. Spud Webb enjoys riding horses, reading books, and being with John. Her favorite saying is Are you serious? Beth plans to go to college at PSU and major in accounting, and to be with ner family. NANCY WHEELER was a member of the Art Club. She plans to attend PSU and to major in secretarial work. She also plans to raise a family with her hus- band, Bill Joe Wheeler. BRAD HENSLEE participated in Track, Football, Art Club, French Club, Medical Explorers, Year book Staff, and was active in Scouts. He plans to attend OU and to major in Hotel Management. After college graduation, he wishes to move to Las Vegas, run a large hotel, and become filthy rich. Brad wants to have a large family and to move to the mountains. His favorite saying is Isn't that special? KIM COOK plans to attend Methodist Christian College in Waco, Texas, to become a cosmetologist. Her favoirte saying is Ooh, I just hate when that happens! Left: Visiting with Mr. Bowman before first hour are seniors Eldon Headrick, Matthew Singleterry, and Brian Anderson. Above: Getting in the spirit with special shades for Homecoming Week are Dora Villarreal, Lance Swanson, and Karla Cornelius. Performing for the last time during the Weatherford game halftime are senior band members Jason Smith, Lana Bagwell, Eric Hardy, Tommy Campbell, Phil Graue, Mitzi Humble, Scott Mason, Daenon Kirk, Brian Anderson, Mark Luera, Jacki Claycomb, Bill Henderson, Jon Parsley, Bryan Brock, Ruben Perez, Debbie Roberts, Peggy Koch, Tanya Beer, Rebecca Tomlinson, Julie Riley, Shelley Taylor, Chris Stavig, and Kasey Erdman. (NOT PICTURED: Ben Milton) RDTflRY BQYS1386-87 September — Brian Anderson December — Mick Hart October — Jason Proctor January — Darren Hatter November — Bryan Brock February — Eric Hardy March — Jon Parsley April — John Shaffer May — Tommy Campbell ENTRE NQUS GIRIS1986-87 September — Jacki Claycomb October — Vicki Jo Stephens November — Shelley Taylor December — Kim West January — Deana Newell February — Rebecca Tomlinson 35 President Jennifer Decker (front) Vice-President Kim Mendenhall (middle right) Secretary Crystal Petty (middle left) Treasurer Patricia Fuentes (top) JR. CLASS SPONSORS: STANDING: Raymond Rice, Doug Shelton, Nayoma Cooper, Patricia Bowman, Jerel Brooks. SEATED: Joe Watson, Judy Anderson, Kay Brune, Cheryl Cornelsen. Showing some class spirit are Jennifer Decker, Patricia Fuentes, Crystal Petty, and Kim Mendenhall. GLASS Ivan Whipple has been class favorite for 3 years. He has participated in football and track. Ivan is the Guymon Tiger Basketball Mascot. Kim Mendenhall has been class favorite for 5 years. She is a football cheerleader and plays on the Tigerette basketball team. Kim attends church at the Victory Center. F V R I T E 5 39 Travis Baker Gabriel Barela Billy Barnett Tonya Begley Jeff Behne Bupendra Bhakta Terry Bookout Kim Brady David Browning Starla Bugner Ed Burden Robin Byers LeAnn Calsing Cindy Carden Gina Carter Brian Cassels Lynna Christie Heath Clemans John Clopton Troy Collins John Conrade Kathrine Cook Shane Cornett Brenda Costner Brian Costner Dee Ann Cruz Dino Cruz Nancy Danner Jennifer Decker Cindy DeSpain Richard Dodgion John Duffy Kevin Elkins Kim Brady warming up after the rain at Homecoming. 40 Faith Elliott Bret Franks Cari Freouf Bill Fritz Patricia Fuentes Shellie Furrer Craig Garrison Robert Gibson Timmy Gibson Dona Hadley Kim Hadley Clay Haisten Jeff Hall Scott Headrick Randy Henson Brian Hoff Nancy Holder Kathy Holland Elgie Jeffus Pablo Jimenez Troy Johnson Jeff Keahey 41 Junior class hall decorations. Tyler Kemp Casey Kidwell Scott Kimball Ricky Knudson Gail Kraber Lisa Lee Clay Lewis Tya Long Deborah Luera joe McCarney Dale McCurdy Bryant McDowell Ronni McGuire Misty Madrid Dora Maestas Cheri Mallard Charlotte Martinez Diane Martinez Mona Martinez Peggy Martinez Brycie Matthews Kim Mendenhall Students from the junior class showing their school spirit at a pep assembly. Some junior football players showing you what they think about our foot- ball team. 42 Jerry Merrill Ricky Mitchell Tammy Moon Virginia Moore Willie Moore Jeff Myers Shadlynn New Jay Noland Bert Nunley Brad Olmstead Kevin O'Nan Dana Overstreet Tim Parham Rickey Parlier Kenny Perrin Crystal Petty Jason Phelps Bryan Powell Realizing that school was out thirty minutes ago is Brian Cassels. Kent Powell Bret Ramirez Dominic Ramirez Tonya Reed Steve Rhodes Toni Rice Robin Rider Kristi Ritter Mike Romero Frank Savage Showing us how hard chemistry is are Dale Mc- Curdy and Willie Moore. David Scott Joel Shaffer Shaun Simon Jeff Slaughter Jeff Smith Melody South Carolyn Spence Austin Stewart Billy Talbert John Tanquary Pam Terrazas Danny Tipton Leigh Tomlinson Carlos Urias Stephanie Vandervort Luci Vargas Hilary Vernon Troy Walters THE PRESSURE'S ON . . . by Deborah Luera Having homework is a terribly boring job, but somebody's got to do it. So guess who has the privilege? Students. Yes, that goes for me, too. We, the pupils, sit in class waiting ... waiting for the bell to end class and hoping not to have any homework BUT the teacher has news for us ... do this, do that, be neat; and if the work isn't finished by tomorrow, there is going to be a big, fat 0 in the grade book. Oh NO! What am I going to do? I have play practice after school, my dentist's appoint- ment at 5:00; I have a meeting at 7:30, and my relatives are coming to dinner. I'll just have to do it in the morning before school .. . BUT WAIT ... the big dance is on Fri- day and I have to be at school at 8:00 to help decorate the gym. The pressure's on. I just don't have time for anything. Finally, I have a solution ... 3 o'clock in the morning has to be the only time for doing homework; is it not? Oh, I forgot about those who need beauty sleep ... sorry, that's your problem, not mine. 44 Jim Wiggin Lanna Wilson Crystal Witten Denise Watson Jason Webster Michael Wells Pam West Ivan Whipple Gena Whitehead IN MEMORY OF THOMAS CORY WATKINS Tom was a dear friend that I loved very much. He helped many people with his touch. His laugh was unique and seemed so kind, It was enough to blow your mind. His life helped many through trial and hard time, And I was where I just called him mine. Hurting people was not his game. He loved everyone just the same. He was friend to all, a countless number. Here and gone just like thunder. His face resembled class and style. It was expressed most by his smile. God had a plan and took Tom away. And I still do not know why today. He was killed that night at twelve-eleven, And he is now with his Father, God in Heaven. — Jimbo George Thomas Cory Watkins was killed in a car acci- dent on June 21, 1986. Tom may not be with us in our lives, but he will always be with us in our hearts. 45 SOPHOMORE EbflSS OFFICERS Rhett DeSpain, President Ashley Adams, Vice-President jodi Milton, Secretary Candice Bagwell, Treasurer Ashley Adams Angela Adelman Christina Alva Patricia Arellano Cheri Atkins Jason Ayer Candice Bagwell Brandon Barker Jodi Barnes Tamra Barnes Jason Beggs Monna Behne Linda Betterton Jamie Bishop Jimmie Blackburn Kelly Blackmore Jeff Bookout Darin Booth Rusty Boring Christy Brock Michelle Campbell Melissa Clark Corey Conner Rebecca Cook 48 Albert Costilla Jamie Cruz Karen Cruz Linda Cruz Dana Cullop Nina Cunningham Clay Curtis Leigh Daniel Mary Dearing Rhett DeSpain Kendra Dow Bobby Eggers Steve Fast Brady Field Sherryl Flanagan Deana Fleming Michelle Foster Kelvin Francis Michelle Frittz Paul Fritz Scott Fronterhouse Maggie Fuentes Patricia Fussell (not pictured) Bernita Gallegos Corina Gallegos Lora Gann Andrew Gaona James Garcia Norma Garcia Jeff Garnett Cynthia Gherna (not pictured) Donald Girard Melissa Gurley Kent Haar Kim Haley Joanna Hall Dale Hallagin Mark Hardesty Amy Harris Billy Harris Michele Hart Dana Hatter Tricia Headrick Michelle Herrera 49 Corey Hiatt Teresa Hierro (not pictured) Traci Hill Jason Hitch Brandon Imboden Jeff Jamieson (not pictured) Bobby Jenkins Janet Karnes Bryan Ketcherside Amy Kidwell Ruth Kimsey Page Kingsland Ricky Koch Heather Lake Jennifer Lambley Tamy Lancaster Greg Landes Jeff Linde Brad Logan Seventhia Lovato Windy Madrid Dick Mah Ty Mallard Blanca Marquez Melissa Martin Brian Martinez Celia Martinez Chad Martinez Chris Martinez Missie Martinez Pauline Martinez Pelo Martinez Roseann Martinez Jeremy Matzek Jason Maxwell William Mays Dana Maytum Randy Maytum Jodi Milton Kim Mitchell Shawn Mongold Oscar Morehead (not pictured) Bryce Morgan (not pictured) Wade Morrison Laura Mounce Kim Myers 50 Misty Nelson Anna Noble Don Noble Brian Nossaman Adrian Padilla Andrew Padilla Morris Padilla Peggy Padilla Jim Parker Tim Perez Jay Perrin Kent Radford Anita Rapp Nikki Reed Kiley Rice Connie Rider David Rivera Channe Sears Roberta Sedillo Shannon Selheime Bryan Shields Chris Shultz (not pictured) Kevin Skaggs Gina Smith Marty Snider Tommy Spuehler Mike Stacy Greg Stelzer Mark Stodghill Rhead Story Jessica Stump Trent Swanson Jesse Taylor Kristy Taylor Stephanie Taylor Donnie TeBeest Edgar Terrazas Darren Tipton Roy Tracy Michelle Trimble Dusty Turner Arthur Vargas Vanissa Vargas 51 Melissa Volden Grant Wadley Andre Ward Jimmy Watson Susan Watson Brent White Shane Winters Kristen Wood Misty Wood SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 52 SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Left: SOPHOMORE CLASS SPON- SORS FOR THE '86-’87 SCHOOL YEAR ARE: L to R: Mr. Wilgus, Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Reust, and Mr. Camp. Center Left: Enrollment day brings smiles from sophomores Jennifer Lambley, Kristen Wood, Ashley Adams, and Amy Kidwell. Center Right: Jennifer Lambley begs for Jody Reed's forgiveness. Bottom Left: The sophomore class anticipates their turn to cheer at one of the '86 foot- ball pep rallies. Bottom Right: The sophomores walk away with the Homecoming Spirit Stick. Way to go class of '89! 53 ♦ ♦ S.U.P.E.R TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Tya Long, Jon Parsley, Corey Conner, Bryan Brock, Bryant McDowell, Jeff Keahey, Tammy Moon, Denise Watson, Dale McCurdy, Tanya Beer, Brian Anderson, Troy Collins, Tina Scott, Mitzi Humble, Tracy Cline, Jodi Milton, Tami Hall, Jeanna Watson, and Gwen Logan. SECOND HOUR REPRESENTATIVES Full membership of the Student Council includes: TOP TO BOT- TOM, L TO R: Greg Landes, Corey Conner, Lonni Magers, Jeanna Watson, Gwen Logan, Tami Hall, Mitzi Humble, Tanya Beer, Lance Swanson, Rhett De- Spain, Rusty Boring, Jeff Keahey, Troy Collins, Angela Adelman, Jodi Milton, Brian Nossaman, David Padilla, Jim George, Vicki Jo Stephens, Dale McCurdy, Desi Ohnick, Tya Long, Cheri Mallard, Billy Barnett, Jesse Taylor, Jeff Linde, Brad Nagelhout, Dee Dee Mason, Jon Parsley, Bryan Brock, Bryant McDowell, Denise Wat- son, Brian Anderson, Tricia Osburg, Tammy Moon, Brian Cassels, Kim Mendenhall, Crystal Petty, Tricia Fuentes, Julie Col- lins, Tina Scott, Tracy Cline, and Connie Bet-terton. STUDENTS UNITED PRODUCE EXCELLENT RESULTS 5.U.P.E.R. □FFIEERS Working hard all year to insure an excellent school term are Brian Anderson President Bryan Brock Vice President Dee Dee Mason Treasurer Jeanna Watson Secretary E b fl S S TOP TO BOTTOM, I TO « Lorn, mI,� � . e„. C.. L.p, T,,,. Hjll ...d C� ™.' CB™ Mallard, Dale McCurdy, Brian Cassels, Corey Conner, Rusty Boring, Angela Adelman, and Greg Landes. R E P R E 5 E N T fl T I V E S 57 s p E E E « fl N E B fl T E TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Dora Villarreal, Tracy Cline, Scott Fronterhouse, Jeff Bookout, Tya Long, Sissy New, Virginia Moore, Gail Kraber, Kristen Wood, Bill Kenney, Rhead Story, Bobby Jenkins, Christina Alva, Dana Cullop, Rebecca Cook, Tonya Begley, Kathy Cook, Kim Mitchell, Misty Wood, Sean Huffman, Mitzi Humble, Tanya Beer, Philip Graue, Shelley Taylor, Wayne Littrell, Kim Haley, Misty Nelson, Heather Lake, Kristi Christopher, Peggy Koch, Crystal Petty, Patricia Fuentes, Starla Bugner, Clay Haisten, Jon Parsley, Cheri Mallard, Darren Tipton, Kent Radford, Steve Fast, Ricky Koch, Mr. Patterson, Bryan Brock, Austin Stewart, Bryan Powell, Byron Miller, Jennifer Decker, Brian Cassels, Ashley Adams, Amy Kidwell, Candice Bagwell, Jodi Milton Christy Brock. Showing their sup- port of the football team is the speech club card section. Speech and Debate students started out the year winning the Sweepstakes Award with 150 points at the Cherokee Invitational Tournament. Results were Bryan Powell — 1st Orig. Oratory; Jon Parsley — 1st Foreign Extemp.; Gail Kraber — 1st Poetry; Dana Cullop — 1st Dramatic Interp.; Heather Lake — 1st Prose; Phil Graue and Gail Kraber — 1st Dramatic Duet; Jon Parsley and Mitzi Humble — 1st Debate; Byron Miller — 2nd Domestic Extemp; Bryan Brock — 2nd Foreign Extemp; Kristi Christopher — 2nd Orig. Oratory; Bill Kenney — 2nd Poetry; Mitzi Humble — 2nd Monologue; Jeff Bookout — 2nd Standard Oratory; Sissy New — 2nd Dramatic Interp; Bryan Brock — 2nd Lincoln-Douglas Debate; Byron Miller and Amy Kidwell — 2nd Dramatic Duet; Bryan Brock and Christy Brock — 2nd Humorous Duet; Can- dice Bagwell — 2nd Prose; Bill Kenney — 3rd Humorous Interp; Shelley Taylor — 3rd Orig. Oratory; Kathy Cook — 3rd Poetry; Bryan Powell — 3rd Monologue; Amy Kidwell — 3rd Standard Oratory; Sean Huffman — 3rd Dramatic Interp; Rhead Story — 3rd Lincoln-Douglas Debate; Kim Mitchell — 3rd Prose; Starla Bugner and Kathy Cook — 3rd Dramatic Duet; Jon Parsley and Bill Kenney — 3rd Humorous Duet; Sean Huffman and Byron Miller — 3rd Debate; Kristi Christopher —4th Lincoln-Douglas; Austin Stewart — 4th Foreign Extemp; Jen- nifer Decker and Tricia Fuentes — 4th Debate. Right: At a loss for words the day before the SWOSU tournament is Speech and Debate Coach, Michael Patterson. GHS took sweepstakes for the 6th year in a row at that Weatherford tournament with 166 points. 58 MEDICAL EXPLORERS TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: David Scott, Timmy Gibson, John Shaffer, Grant Wadley, Jason Smith, Robert Gibson, Kristina Lowery, Brian Anderson, Casey Kidwell, Brad Henslee, Starla Bugner, Cheri Mallard, Mr. Wilgus, Clay Haisten, Kim Haley, Pam Terrazas, Thomas Casaus, Vicki Jo Stephens, Dale McCurdy, Lanna Wilson, Tricia Skaggs, Tracy Cline, Jim Wiggin, Misty Nelson, Heather Lake, Kathy Cook, Debbie Roberts, Denise Watson, Francoise Didier, Kristi Christopher, Tracy Maytum, Nancy Danner, Kristi Ritter, Toni Rice. ART CLUB FIRST ROW: Tracy Maytum, Kim West, Desi Ohnick, Charisse Fuentes, Andi Redmond, Tonia Beggs, Deb- bie Roberts, Nancy Wheeler. SECOND: Celia Martinez, Seventhia Lovato, Ty Mallard, Tommy Spuehler, Andrew Gaona, Frank Savage. THIRD: Pauline Martinez, Joanna Hall, Christina Alva, Dana Cullop, Tricia Calleja, Kim Myers, Linda Betterton. FOURTH: Deana Fleming, Lora Gann, Tya Long, Kathy Holland, Diane Martinez, Holly Holland, LeAnn Calsing. FIFTH: Mario Lucero, Thomas Casaus, Glenda McLearen, Kim Mitchell, John Duffy, Bryant McDowell, Jim George. SIXTH: Tonya Stockton, Melody South, Mona Mar- tinez, Carolyn Spence, Tim Parham, Tyler Kemp, Craig Garrison, Terry Bookout. SEVENTH: Roseann Martinez, Robin Rider, Stella Gonzales, Dora Maestas, Dona Hadley, Kim Hadley, Pam West, Kody Byers, Kent Powell, Troy Collins. 59 NHS TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Bryan Brock, Jon Parsley, Joel NHS Shaffer, Jason Proctor, Tommy Campbell, Brian Anderson, John Shaffer, Tyler Kemp, David Scott, Faith Elliot, Kasey Erdman, Kristina Lowery, Craig Garrison, kjljc barter. Dale McCurdy, Tim Parham, Deana Newell, Dee Dee Mason, Karla Cornelius, Cheri Mallard, Rebecca Tomlinson, Mitzi Humble, Ranell Bozarth, Vicki Jo Stephens, Cindy Carden, NHS Peggy Koch, Tammy Moon, Crystal Witten, Nancy Danner, Kathy Cook, Kim Mendenhall, Jacki Claycomb, Dora Villarreal Starla Bugner, Lana Bagwell, Desi NHS Ohnick, Mr. Camp, Lynna Christie, Leigh Tomlinson, Dee Ann Cruz, Tonya Reed, Crystal Petty, Patricia Fuentes, Shelley Taylor, Tracy Cline. NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS L TO R: Jason Proctor, Presi- dent; Rebecca Tomlinson, Vice President; Kristina Lowery, Secretary; Dee Dee Mason, Treasurer. NATIONAL •HONOR SOCIETY NHS NHS NHS NHS Honor Bowl A Team brings home another trophy: L TO R: Brian Anderson, David Scott, Willie Moore, Jon Parsley, and Steve Fast. 60 SENIOR INITIATES Lonni Magers, Eric Hardy, Leslie Crammer, Jeanna Watson. cJUNIBR INITIATES BACK ROWS: Jeff Keahey, Tim Gibson, Jeff Smith, Willie Moore, John Duffy, Robert Gibson, Ivan Whipple, Jason Phelps. FRONT ROWS: Brycie Matthews, Jennifer Decker, Scott Kimball, Kristi Ritter, Richard Dodgion, Deborah Luera, Denise Watson. SBPNQMBRE INITIATES BACK ROW: Darren Tipton, Mark Stodghill, Brandon Imboden. NEXT ROW: Ricky Koch, Steve Fast, Jason Maxwell, Brian Nossaman. FRONT ROW: Heather Lake, Traci Hill, Ruth Kimsey, Bernita Gallegos, Ashley Adams, Rhett DeSpain, Christy Brock, Jodi Milton, Tricia Headrick. 61 FRENCH CLUB TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Tim Parham, Terry Bookout, Craig Garrison, Bryant McDowell, Kim Mendenhall, Hayden Danner, Tina Scott, Kim West, Tracy Maytum, Ranelle Bozarth, Kristina Lowery, Tricia Headrick, Lora Gann, Kim Hadley, Pam West, Mona Martinez, Kathy Holland, Diane Martinez lonni Magers, Dee Dee Mason, Crystal Parish, Vicki Jo Stephens, Desi Ohnick, Charisse Fuentes, Andi Redmond, Tonia Beggs, Melissa Martin, Janet Karnes, Tyler Kemp, Kody Byers, Kent Powell, DeeAnn Cruz, Pelo Martinez, Tommy Spuehler, Scott Fronterhouse, Shannon Selhime, Patricia Callejo, Christina Alva Dana Cullop, Kim Myers, Pauline Martinez, Linda Betterton, Stephanie Taylor, Michelle Frittz, Tonya Reed, Leigh Tomlinson, Virginia Moore, Francoise Didier, Candice Bagwell, Angela Adelman, Tya Long, Seventhia Lovato, Celia Martinez, Misty Nelson, Joanna Hall, Troy Collins, Dora Villarreal, Ronni McGuire, Stephanie Vandervort, Sissy New, Deborah Luera, Jason Proctor, Brian Anderson, Mitzi Humble, Cindy Carden, Jim George, Brad Nagelhout, Bryan Powell, John Duffy, Mark Luera, Crystal Witten, Brycie Matthews, Tammy Moon, Tricia Osburg, Sheri Stone, Tanya Beer, Rebecca Tomlinson, Gwen Logan, Jeanna Watson, Connie Betterton, Julie Moon, John Shaffer, Eric Hardy, Austin Stewart, Byron Miller, Lana Bagwell, Starla Bugner, Crystal Petty, Toni Rice, Denise Watson, Leslie Crammer, Pam Terrazas, Kasey Erdman, Hilary Vernon, Jennifer Decker, Lisa Lee, Faith Elliott. Schedule of Events August — Officers Elected (President Kasey Erdman) September — Murder Mystery (Chairman Brian Anderson) October — French Silent Film (Chairman Mitzi Humble) November — French Restaurant (Chairman Denise Watson) December — Christmas Caroling in French January — Slides of Belgium and French Refreshments (Chairman Francoise Didier) February Film: The Last Metro (Chairman Gwen Logan) 62 Cooking for the French Restau- Enjoying the lineup of original self portraits are Pam West rant is Leigh Tomlinson. and Kim Hadley. FEfl ROW 1: Anita Rapp, Ronni McGuire, Sissy New, Stephanie Vandervort, Leroy Montano, Kody Byers, Crystal Petty, Starla Bugner, Gwen Logan, Jacki Claycomb. Tami Hall, leanna Watson, Dana Hatter. , ...... _ .... ROW 2: Patricia Fuentes, Kim Mendenhall, Elgie Jeffus, Pam Terrazas, Deana Newell, Tricia Osburg, Connie Betterton. Julie Moon, Melissa Clark, Jodi Milton, Susan Watson, Kim ROW 3: David Rivera, Andrew Padilla, David Padilla, Warren Pieratt, Cindy Carden, Jim George, Rusty Boring, Michele Hart, Corey Conner, Bernita Gallegos, Tracy Hill. ROW 4: Craig Garrison, Kent Powell, Tyler Kemp, Joel Shaffer, Jay Noland, David Scott, Terry Bookout. Brad Olmstead, Troy Collins, Tim Parham. ROW 5: Darren Hatter, Mike Carter, Scott Fronterhouse, Scott Mason, Scott Kimball, John Duffy, Bryant McDowell, Carlos Urias, Jeff Keahey, Jeff Smith. ROW 6: Kristi Christopher, Dee Dee Mason, Lonni Magers, Mitzi Humble, Tanya Beer. Bill Kenney, Tommy Spuehler, Brandon Barker, Kelvin Francis, Grant Wadley, Jason Maxwell. ROW 7: Mick Hart, John Shaffer, Eric Hardy, Tommy Campbell, Jason Proctor, Brad Nagelhout, Rhett DeSpain, Greg Landes, Darin Booth, Jimmy Watson, Brady Field, Jason Ayer, Jeff Linde. ROW 8: Brad Logan, Jesse Taylor, Ty Mallard, Kevin Skaggs, GregStelzer, Jeremy Matzek. Ftifl TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Vicki Jo Stephens, Michelle Foster, Misty Wood, Karla Cornelius, Trisha Skaggs, Anita Rapp, Ronni McGuire, Patricia Callejas, Shelley Kidwell, Kristi Christopher, Lonni Magers, Channe Sears, Jennifer Madrid, Kim Hadley, Melissa Martin, LeAnn Calsing, Shelly Pickens, Dana Overstreet, Connie Rider, Tina Scott, Tamra Barnes, Carolyn Spence, Tracy Cline, Mrs. Brune, Tanya Beer, Marty Snider, Dana Maytum, Donna Pyle, Dora Villarreal, Gail Kraber, Cheri Atkins. 63 WELDING AND flUTD MEE+MNIE5 Welding students in top picture are: TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Ed Burden, Clayton Keenan, Ronnie Ballard, Shane Cornett, Ronnie Lively, Doug Dawes Mark Hardesty, Ronnie Smith, Bill Raines, Jeff Hall, Bert Nunley, Mr. Rice, Kiley Rice, GregMerz, Brian Martinez, Bhupendra Bhakta, Hayden Danner, an Mike Romero. Auto Mechanics students in bottom picture are: TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Chris Shultz, Jim Parker, Kurt Radford, Rick Knudson, Roman Martinez, Jame Garcia, Jeff Garnett, Gabe Costilla, Mr. Watson, Jason Beggs, Bobby Eggers, Scott Headrick, Adrian Padilla, Wayne Littrell, Bret Ramirez, Tim Perez, Chri Martinez, and Ricky Mitchell. EflRPENTRY Working hard on this year's house are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Slaughter, Dino Cruz, Donald Girard, John Clopton, David Browning, Don Gooch (FRONT) and Frank Stallings (FAR RIGHT). VIEfl 0 Standing proudly behind the VICA emblem are: TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Mr. Rice, Bert Nunley, Jeff Hall, Ronnie Smith, James Garcia, Gabe Costilla, Jeff Garnett Roman Martinez, Kurt Radford, Wayne Littrell, Rick Knudson, Shane Cornett, Ronnie Lively, Jim Parker, Clayton Keenan, Ricky Mitchell, Ronnie Ballard, Mark Hardesty, Hayden Danner, Kiley Rice, Bobby Eggers, Scott Headrick, Ed Burden, Mr. Watson, Jason Beggs, Doug Dawes, Mike Romero, Bret Ramirez, Troy Walters, Bill Raines, Brian Martinez, Bhupendra Bhakta, Chris Shultz, Adrian Padilla, Chris Martinez, and Tim Perez. 65 F F fl Stopping to talk over the day's activities at the Denver Stock Show held in January is Jimmie Blackburn, Paul Fritz, Mr. Brooks, Kent Haar, and Arlen Kauffman. For the Fifth year in a row, the Guymon FFA brought home the Sweepstakes Trophy from the Panhandle Interscholastic Meet held each year at Panhandle State University. The awards this year include: Livestock Team (Travis Baker — 7th, Brad Olmstead — 8th, Brent White — 1st, and Mark Hardesty — 3rd). 1st Place; Freshman Livestock Team (Edward Reust — 1st, Rhett Heflin — 6th, Brian Tidwell, and Jimmy Shirley). 1st Place; Range Team (Hayden Danner — 3rd, Brian Costner — 5th, Jimmie Blackburn — 6th, and Justin Earls — 9th). 2nd Place; Shop Team (Ed Burden — 5th, Kiley Rice — 9th, and Billy Talbert). 1st Place; Crop Team (Arlen Kauffman — 1st, Eric Merrill — 3rd, Jackie Davidson — 7th, and Trisha Williams — 8th). 1st Place; Land Team (Brian Costner — 3rd, Justin Earls — 4th, Hayden Danner — 8th, and Jimmie Blackburn). 9th Place; Dairy Team (Scott Mussman — 10th, Glenda McLearen, Bret Franks, and Holly Holland). 66 TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Mr. Nickelson, Brent White, Bret Franks, Justin Earls, Kent Haar, Billy Talbert, Kiley Rice, Brian Costner, Arlen Kauffman, Brad Gribble, Mr. Brooks, Starla Bugner, Holly Holland, Glenda McLearen, Brad Olmstead, Travis Baker, Paul Fritz, Shane Winters, Mark Hardesty, Jimmie Blackburn, Hayden Danner. YOUR DEDICATION IS SNOWING A source of great pride for CHS is the library, which is run by Librarian Lou Nelson and Library Aide Margaret Phillips. Stopping for a rare moment of rest are the cooks Vivian Brooks, Patricia Johnson, Marilyn Coulson, Joy Gooch, Manager Shirley Lee, Betty Holder, and Joyce Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Betty Stewart. Mr. Dick Powell, in his ninth year with the school system, is very active in the many organizations in which he is a member. He moved to Guymon from Houston, Texas, and has been a resident of Guymon for eighteen years. Mr. Powell has been involved in the ministry since 1955. Although he is not an active minister, he still fills the pulpit when needed by area preachers. He also conducts wed- dings and funerals. Mr. Powell is also a member of the United Fund Board, The Chamber of Com- merce Ambassadors, a past president of the Rotary Club, and president of the Salvation Army Serivce unit in Guymon. The recent recipient of the Rotary Club's highest award, The Paul Harris Fellowship award, Mr. Powell is a respected member of our commu- nity. Appreciated for their hard work and helpfulness are Barbara Costner, Bet- ty Sawyer, and Cliff Ramsey. 67 S.fl.lD.O FRONT ROW: Crystal Petty, Kim Mendenhall, Craig Garrison, Kent Powell, Joel Shaffer, Jeff Smith, Brent Wicker, Brian Powell, Tya Long, Jim George, Tyler Kemp, Troy Collins, Bryant McDowell, Tim Parham. SECOND ROW: Shelley Taylor, Vicki Jo Stephens, Dale McCurdy, Tonya Reed, DeeAnn Cruz, Pam Terrazas, Denise Watson, Beth Webb, Deana Newell, Tami Hall, Jeanna Watson, Gwen Logan, Jay Noland, John Duffy, Jeff Keahey. THIRD ROW: Peggy Martinez, Leigh Tomlin- son, Dora Villarreal, Tracy Cline, Kristina Lowery, Rebecca Tomlinson, Kasey Erdman, Amy Kidwell, Jennifer Lambley, Dana Cullop, Kim Myers, Linda Betterton. FOURTH ROW: Ruben Perez, Tanya Beer, Bryan Brock, Mitzi Humble, Brian Anderson, Eric Hardy, Angela Adelman, Christy Brock, Ashley Adams, Kristen Wood, Candice Bagwell, Darren Tipton, Darin Booth, Jason Maxwell. FIFTH ROW. Melissa Volden, Tricia Arellano, Jamie Bishop, Tracy Hill, Gurley, Maggie Fuentes, Ty Wells, Jon Parsley, Lana Bagwell, Brady Field, Brandon Barker, Greg Landes, Jason Ayer. SIXTH ROW: Channe Sears, Jodi Milton, Ber- nita Gallegos, Dana Hatter, Susan Watson, Kathy Holland, Ruth Kimsey, Michelle Camp- bell, Jeff Behne, Eddie Cruz, Jeff Bookout, David Rivera, Clay Curtis. SEVENTH ROW: Hayden Danner, Tina Scott, Julie Collins, Andi Redmond, Sheri Stone, Tracy Maytum, Faith Elliot, Stephanie Vander- vort. Sissy New, Bryan Powell, Scott Wright, Don Noble, Corey Conner. EIGHTH ROW: Brycie Matthews, Tammy Moon, Deborah Luera, Crystal Witten. 68 TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Toni Rice, Angela Adelman, Patricia Fuentes, Jacki Claycomb, Channe Sears, Cindy Carden, Nancy Danner, Hilary Vernon, Kim Brady, Denise Watson, Kelly Blackmore, Christy Brock, Kurt Radford, Mark Luera, Brian Cassels, Dale McCurdy, John Shaffer, Jimmy Ortiz, Roy Tracy, Willie Moore, Daenan Kirk, Rhett DeSpain, Grant Wadley, Brandon Imboden, Melissa Gurley, Steve Fast, Bryan Powell, Shelley Taylor, Melissa Martin, Ruben Perez, Heather Lake, Bobby Jenkins, Mark Stodghill, Dale Hallagin, Jeff Linde, Jason Maxwell, Greg Landes, Maggie Fuentes, Brian Nossaman, Shane Winters, Jeff Linde, Jason Maxwell, Greg Landes, Maggie Fuentes, Brian Nossaman, Shane Winters, Timmy Gibson, Robert Gibson, Brian Anderson, Philip Graue, Scott Mason, Chris Stavig, Jeff Smith, Scott Fronterhouse, Tonya Reed, Deb- bie Roberts, Rebecca Tomlinson, Peggy Martinez, Tommy Scott, Eric Hardy, Ruth Kimsey, Julie Riley, Linda Betterton, Kim Myers, Scott Kimball, Carlos Urias, Lynna Christie, Cheri Mallard, Kristi Ritter, Corina Gallegos, Deborah Luera, Jeff Keahey, Brady Field, Tommy Campbell, Darin Booth, Richard Dodgion, Austin Stewart, Leigh Tomlinson, Candice Bagwell, Stephanie Taylor, Michelle Foster, Jamie Bishop, Jodi Barnes, Amy Harris, Nikki Reed, Starla Bugner, Peggy Koch, Kasey Erdman, Janet Karnes, Lana Bagwell, Jennifer Lambley, Michelle Frittz, Dana Cullop, Dan Sherbon, Misty Nelson, Kristen Wood, Jon Parsley, Darren Tipton, Mitzi Humble, Bryan Brock, Bob Scott. O' FLAG GIRLS: kneel- ing: Kelly Black- more, Christy Brock, Channe Sears, Angela Adelman, Tricia F uentes, and Denise Watson, standing: Jacki Claycomb, Cindy Carden, Nancy Danner, Hilary Ver- non, Toni Rice, and Kim Brady. ' f m - 1 ■ T 1 SENIOR B AND MEMBERS SEATED: Brian Anderson, Jacki Claycomb, Peggy Koch, Kasey Erdman, Debbie Roberts, Tanya Beer, Mitzi Humble, Tommy Campbell, Chris Stavig, Shelley Taylor, Julie Riley, Ben Milton, Scott Mason. STANDING: Daenan Kirk, Jason Smith, Rebecca Tomlinson, Billy Henderson, Jon Parsley, Bryan Brock, Lana Bagwell, Mark Luera, Eric Hardy, John Shaffer, Ruben Perez, and Philip Graue. OFFICERS RHETT DESPAIN SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE BRIAN ANDERSON TREASURER JACKI CLAYCOMB PRESIDENT CARLOS URIAS VICE PRESIDENT DALE McCURDY SECRETARY 71 RANELLE BOZARTH KARLA CORNELIUS LANA BAGWELL 1987 GUS EHQIR TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Ms. VanNort, Linda Cruz, Cindy Stodghill, Michelle Herrera, Tricia Headrick, Francoise Didier, Leslie Kramer, Shannon Selhime, Karla Cornelius, Ranelle Bozarth, Shellie Furrer, Cindy DeSpain, Vice President Vicki jo Stephens, Kendra Dow, Jamie Cruz, Peggy Martinez, Hilary Vernon, Treasurer Faith Elliot, Anna Noble, Tonya Stockton, Rose Ann Martinez, Jennifer Madrid, Accompaniest Mrs. Roberts, Cheri Atkins, Patricia Arellano, Kelly Blackmore, Ashley Adams, Missie Martinez, Amy Kidwell, Nina Cunningham, Monna Behne, Secretary Lana Bagwell, Bryant McDowell, Jim Wiggin, Chaplain Brian Cassels, Frank Savage, Jay Noland, Byron Miller, President Bryan Brock, Casey Kidwell, Ty Wells, Page Kingsland, Brian Nossaman, Dominic Ramirez. A full cast for the MUSIC MAN includes. TOP TO BOTTOM, L TO R: Brad Logan, Darin Booth, Matt Singleterry, Willie Moore, Greg Landes, Jay Noland, Byron Miller, Francoise Didier, Terry Dees, Frank Savage, Casey Kidwell, Richard Dodgion, Mrs. VanNort, Don Noble, Cindy DeSpain, Lala Hitch, Monna Williamson, Vicki Jo Stephens, Faith Elliot, Shannon Selhime, Karla Cornelius, Bryan Brock, Hilary Vernon, Ranelle Bozarth, Jim Wiggin, Kelly Blackmore, Cheri Atkins, Ashley Adams, Amy Kidwell, Page Kingsland, Sheldon Spence, David Taylor, Kaleb Moore, Ryan Andrews, Jennifer Griffin, Tanna Crook, Hol- ly Gurwell, Kimberly Landess, Trisha Arellano, Lana Bagwell, Missie Martinez, Laura Mounce, Michelle Herrera, Anna Noble, Nina Cunningham, Kendra Dow, Trisha Headrick, Windy Madrid, Tonya Stockton, Linda Cruz, Tommy Spuehler, Rhett DeSpain, Bryant McDowell, Brian Cassels, Dominic Ramirez, Brian Nossman. 73 student (Jennifer Griffin). , Pick-a-little ladies in action. A year of success for choreographer, Mrs. Hitch, helping Ms. Van Nort. Marian and Professor Harold Hill flirting at the foot bridge. Some explanation between anvil salesman and Harold Hill. ABOVE: Think, men, think, 74 RIGHT: Marian, dear little librarian. MAN WATENYEE .. . What?! The barber shop quartet Bryant McDowell, Brian Cassels, Dominic Ramirez, and Brian Nossaman. Winthrop (Ryan Andrews) comes out of his shell. On the train, on the train, on the train 1 4 all; all 4 1 The full choir would like to thank Kristina Roberts for her dedication in accompanying the choir every day fifth hour and during the extra practices and performances of the MUSIC MAN. 75 NIGti SEHQ SPGJRTS YGJU HAVE TH BELIEVE... WE ARE MflGIE! Above: Mighty Tigers take the field at OSU stadium for the State Playoff game. Right: Skiatook player gets stopped short by Kent Powell and Mick Hart. Far Left: jubilant Tigers after Kody Byers scores the winning point against Coweta. Left: Ready for action are Craig Garrison, Brad Nagelhout and Tyler Kemp after John Shaf- fer's punt. Left: Warming up before the second Weatherford game is Lance Swanson, along with the Tiger Team. Above: The dream becomes reality as the fans rush onto the field to congratulate the state-bound Tiger team. Right: Senior Parents' Night finds Mick Hart, Brian Gillespie, Jimbo George and Mike Carter with their parents. 78 FQQTBflbb -1986! RR Bret Franks — Jr. Craig Garrison — Jr. Jeff Hall — Jr. Jeff Keahey — Jr. Tyler Kemp — Jr. Brad Olmstead — Jr. 79 OKLAHOMA STATE Jason Phelps — Jr. Kent Powell — Jr. Steve Rhodes — Jr. Mike Romero — Jr. David Scott — Jr. X.Mm C9 Shaun Simon — Jr Jeff Smith — Jr. Carlos Urias — Jr. Michal Wells — Jr. Ivan Whipple — Jr. Joel Shaffer — Jr. Brent Wicker — Jr. Jason Ayer — Soph. Darin Booth — Soph. Rusty Boring — Soph. Corey Conner — Soph. Clay Curtis — Soph. Rhett DeSpain — Soph. Brady Field — Soph. Kelvin Francis — Soph. Billy Harris — Soph. Jason Hitch — Soph. Page Kingsland — Ricky Koch — Soph. Soph. 80 1ST RUNNER-UP! Kevin Skaggs — Soph. Greg Stelzer — Soph. Trent Swanson — Jesse Taylor — Soph Soph. Andre Ward — Soph. Jimmy Watson — Soph. TIGER ROSTER 1986 Name Team Ronnie Ballard V Kody Byers V Mike Carter V |tm George V Brian Gillespie V Brad Cribble V Mick Hart V Darren Hatter V Steve Jenkins V Bill Kenney V Leroy Montano V Brad Nagelhout V David Padilla V Warren Pieratt V |ohn Shaffer V Mark Shaffer V Ronnie Smith V Tim Stogner V Travis Stump V Lance Swanson V Ty Wells V Billy Barnett V Troy Collins V Brian Costner V Bret Franks IV Craig Garrison V Jeff Hall V Jeff Keahey V Tyler Kemp V Brad Olmstead V Jason Phelps JV Kent Powell V Steve Rhodes V Mike Romero IV David Scott V Joel Shaffer V Shaun Simon V Jeff Smith V Carlos Urias IV Michal Wells IV Ivan Whipple V Brent Wicker V lason Ayer IV Darin Booth IV Rusty Boring V Corey Conner IV Clay Curtis IV Rhctt Despain IV Brady Field IV Kelvin Francis IV Billy Harris IV Jason Hitch IV Page Kingsland IV Ricky Koch IV Greg Landes IV Dick Mah IV Jason Maxwell IV Wade Morrison IV Don Noble IV David Rivera IV Kevin Skaggs V Greg Stelzer IV Trent Swanson IV Jesse Taylor IV Andre Ward IV Jimmy Watson IV Offense Defense C L8 QB DB T OE G NG G NG C T WB DB T T WB DB T T TB LB G NG E DB FB DB T T E DE C LB E LB FB LB QB DB E DB C T E DB T T E DB TB DB C NG QB DE E LB WB DB G LB E DE G LB FB DB T T TB DB G LB C LB WB DB G DE FB DE E DB TB DE E DB QB DB C T WB DB QB DB FB DE T T T T G DE G NG G DE FB LB WB DB E DB C T C T T T E DE G NG E RB FB LB T NG E DB Matt Singleterry — Mgr. Bert Nunley — Mgr. Grant Wadley — Mgr. 81 The coaches of this year's spectacular team are: BACK ROW: Mike Cleland, John Ward, Steve Williams, Mark Gillespie. FRONT ROW Buddy Brock Dennis Curtis, Larry Hart, Raymond Cole. The members of the Tiger team are: Coach Brock, Mark Shaffer, Brian Costner, Brian Gillespie, John Shaffer, Ronnie Ballard, Brad Nagelhout, Jim George, Leroy Montano, Lance Swanson, Craig Garrison, Mick Hart, Joel Shaffer, Tyler Kemp, David Scott, Ronnie Smith, Billy Barnett, Coach Cleland FRONT ROW SECOND ROW: Coach Hart, Kody Byers, Warren Pieratt, David Padilla, Darren Hatter, Ty Wells, Steve Rhodes, Bill Kenney, Jeff Keahey, Rusty Boring, Mike Carter, Kent Powell, Brent Wicker, Shaun Simon, Ivan Whipple, Travis Stump, Steve Jenkins, Gary Smith, Jeff Hall. THIRD ROW: Coach Cole, Dick Mah, Bret Franks, Brady Field, Jeff Smith, Carlos Urias, Jason Phelps, Michal Wells, Troy Collins, Brian Hoff, Corey Conner Clay Curtis, Greg Stelzer, David Rivera, Billy Harris, Kelvin Francis, Mike Romero, Coach Gillespie, Coach Williams. FOURTH ROW: Coach Ward, Page Kingsland, Trent Swanson, Andre Ward, Tommy Spuehler, Jason Ayer, Don Noble, Jesse Taylor, Kevin Skaggs, Greg Landes, Robbi Marr, Darin Booth, Wade Morrison, Ty Mallard, Jimmy Watson, Pelo Martinez, and Coach Curtis. 82 •ALL STATER Guymon had a tremendous 1986 football season. They started out strong and kept their momentum all the way through the season. They took us all the way to the State Championship for the first time in the history of Guymon High School. They made the Seniors' last year even more memorable than ever with their hearts of gold and their souls that never stopped fighting. They gave hope and high expectations to those who still have miles to go. Let's not forget the wonderful fans who stayed behind us no matter what. They gave courage and spirit in times that some might have given up. Thanks guys for a fantastic season and the greater bond you have brought between the school and the community. Lance Swanson was one of the main factors in this year's terrific foot- ball season. As a result, he was chosen to play in the All-State game. VARSITY SE0RES Guymon 24 Dalhart Guymon 19 Woodward Guymon 31 Liberal Guymon 9 Clinton Guymon 31 Alva Guymon 31 Anadarko Guymon 59 Elk City Guymon 21 Weatherford Guymon 20 Kingfisher Guymon 11 Tuttle Guymon 48 Skiatook Guymon 17 Coweta Guymon 14 Weatherford Guymon 14 Clinton Guymon 17 Ada (state finals) dV SCORES 11 Guymon 28 Dalhart 0 0 Guymon 19 Perryton 0 0 Guymon 50 Garden City 8 13 Guymon 16 Woodward 6 0 Guymon 8 Perryton 14 0 Guymon 28 Canadian 8 6 Guymon 14 Liberal 6 7 7 0 21 16 6 0 34 83 BASKETBALL '86-87 Kody Byers — Sr. Tommy Campbell — Sr. Eric Hardy — Sr. Billy Henderson — Sr. Jason Proctor — Sr. Bill Raines — Sr. Reed Schmeling — Sr. John Shaffer — Sr. Lance Swanson — Sr. John Duffy — Jr. Craig Garrison — Jr. Robert Gibson — Jr. Timmy Gibson — Jr. Jeff Keahey — Jr. Tyler Kemp — Jr. Bryant McDowell — Jr. Jay Noland — Jr. Mallard — Soph. Chad Martinez — Soph. Jason Maxwell — Soph. Kent Radford — Soph. Trent Swanson — Soph. Steve Rhodes — Jr. Rusty Boring — Soph. Corey Conner — Soph. Clay Curtis — Soph. Brady Field — Soph. 84 VARSITY BACK ROW: Tyler Kemp, Dusty Turner, John Shaffer, Rusty Boring, Billy Henderson, Tommy Campbell, Eric Hardy, Reed Schmeling. FRONT ROW: Pelo Martinez, Craig Garrison, Tim Parham, Jason Proctor, Lance Swanson, Kody Byers, Bill Raines. dV BACK ROW: Kent Radford, Tim Gibson, Robert Gibson, Rusty Boring, Dusty Turner, Steve Rhodes, Corey Conner, Jay Noland. FRONT ROW: Jason Maxwell, Ty Mallard, Brent White, Jeff Keahey, John Duffy, Clay Curtis, Bryant McDowell, Brady Field, Rhett DeSpain, Craig Garrison. d u s T b I ft E E b VARSITY 5E0RES dV 65-53 Perryton 78-65 Woodward 62-84 Moore 42-51 Yukon 59-50 Perryton 74-62 Garden City 75-43 Beaver 87-47 Alva 69-54 Texhoma 76-46 Goodwell 72-59 Crooked Oak 63-49 Weatherford 57-55 Shawnee 49-60 Liberal 72-56 Woodward 74-57 Alva 64-56 Ulysses 75-49 Piedmont 69-71 Kingfisher 81-51 Beaver 63-62 Perryton 42-62 Perryton 56-55 Garden City 45-40 Beaver 32-70 Woodward Vars. 42-52 Hooker Vars. 78-27 Tyrone 57-39 Liberal 70-64 Woodward J.V. 57-45 Ulysses 75-39 Beaver E ft W BISTR1ET Si REGIBNAb EflAMPS! ft 85 PRECISION MOVEMENTS As Deana Newell and Maggie Fuentes look on in expectation, Elgie Jeffus pulls down the rebound. The 1986-87 year found the Tigerettes in a situation they hadn't been in since Basketball was started here. Quickness was our strong point and size was our weakest point. In a year when we knew we would have to find ourselves, the Tigerettes did just that, playing heads up defense and a motion offense. This was a year when a whole team can claim fame because they all played and played well. Coach Tom Webb As Stephanie Vandervort makes a superb move to the goal, Melissa Clark gets ready to grab the rebound in case the shot is missed. In an attempt to score, Lance Swanson is foul- ed by the opposition. As Reed Schmeling goes up for an easy 2 pointer, he is fouled by a Goodwell Eagle and given 3. As Jason Proctor puts up the easy lay-up, a Goodwell The Tigerettes anticipate another victory as Eagle watches in awe. Deana Newell wins the tip off. TIGERETTES ’8B-’87 n nr mm Deana Newell, Sr. Connie Betterton, Sr. Tami Hall, Sr. Jeanna Watson, Sr. Kim West, Sr. Elgie Jeffus, |r. Kim Mendenhall, Jr. Pam Terrazas, Jr. Stephanie Vandervort, Jr. Lanna Wilson, Jr. Michelle Campbell, Soph. Melissa Clark, Soph. Deana Fleming, Soph. Maggie Fuentes, Soph. Bernita Gallegos, Soph. Melissa Gurley, Soph. Dana Hatter, Soph. Leigh Daniel, Soph. Michele Hart, Soph. Traci Hill, Soph. Ruth Kimsey, Soph. Jodi Milton, Soph. Anita Rapp, Soph. Jessica Stump, Soph. EXCELLENCE - QF COURSE! VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Gallegos, Tami Hall, Michele Hart, Kim West, Deana Newell, Elgie Jeffus, Melissa Clark, Coach Webb, Deana Fleming, Coach Gorshing, Lanna Wilson, Stephanie Vander- vort, Susan Watson, Maggie Fuentes, Jodi Milton, Connie Bet- terton, Kim Mendenhall. d.V. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernita Gallegos, Julie Moon, Michele Hart, Traci Hill, Jeanna Watson, Melissa Gurley, Coach Webb, Pam Terrazas, Ruth Kimsey, Coach Gorshing, Anita Rapp, Melissa Clark, Dana Hatter, Jodi Milton, Michelle Campbell, Jessica Stump, Leigh Daniel. VARSITY dV 37-55 Moore 24-23 Beaver JV 30-45 Alva 25-44 Beaver V 34-43 Altus 41-36 T yrone 59-44 Texhoma 31-36 Woodward 40-34 Beaver 34-52 Texhoma 35-40 Alva 43-37 Yarborough 45-36 Texhoma 28-35 Hooker 53-27 Goodwell 30-33 Woodward 34-41 Harrah 24-47 Alva 58-48 Southwest 49-28 Beaver 31-33 Clinton 34-50 Woodward 48-66 Woodward 37-45 Altus 37-55 Alva 38-37 Piedmont 53-61 Kingfisher 41-40 Beaver 88 HM GIRLS' TRflGK TOP TO BOTTOM, L-R: Mona Martinez, Deana Fleming, Karen Cruz, Patricia Fuentes, Melissa Curley, Charisse Fuentes, Mitzi Humble, Kim West, Lanna Wilson, Sissy New, Stephanie Vandervort, |odi Milton, Michele Hart, Melissa Clark. GIRLS' GQLF TOP TO BOTTOM, L-R: Fran- coise Didier, Kristen Wood, Deana Newell, Amy Kidwell, Jen- nifer Lambley, Kim Brady, Cindy Carden. 89 Kristen Wood looks for the ball while Amy Kidwell practices her swing. BUYS' TRACK TOP ROW: Ricky Koch, Darin Booth, Brady Field, Jason Ayer. MIDDLE: Greg Landes, Kevin Skaggs, Billy Harris, Andre Ward, Bill Raines. BOTTOM: Brad Nagelhout, Steve Rhodes, Darren Hatter, Jim George, John Shaffer. BOYS' GOLF FRONT: Daenan Kirk, Ty Mallard, Jeff Behne, Rusty Boring, Greg Landes, Corey Conner, Brad Logan, Travis Baker. MIDDLE: Brandon Barker, Robert Gibson, Jason Hitch, Jason Proctor, Mick Hart, John Duffy, Bryant McDowell, Terry Bookout, Bran- don Imboden. BACK: Jay Noland, Grant Wadley, Dusty Turner, Billy Henderson, Kody Byers, Reed Schmeling, Tommy Campbell, Jason Smith, Timmy Gibson. Warming up for a run across the course helps improve Preparing to hit the ball takes total concentra- Jeff Behne's, Travis Baker's, and Terry Bookout's tion for Brandon Imboden. game, but Jason Smith looks as if his ball went the wrong way. Checking scores, Brandon Imboden and Mick Hart tally how well they have done. 90 FRONT ROW: Dustin Newberry, Jimmy Mah, Russ Royval, Ed Martinez, Adolfo Calleja, Scott Mussman, Mitch Taylor, Kevin Radford, jimmy Watson, Steve Trotter, David Scott, Randy Dunkerson, Terry Parsons, Shaun Simon, Carlos Urias. SECOND ROW: Don Scott, Mark Urias, Brian Warren, James Dearing, William Garcia, Scott Edison, Chad Schneeberger, Chris Taylor, Tommy Spuehler, Greg Smith, Ed Reust, Page Kingsland, Jeff Linde, Billy Harris, Blaine Warren, Jeff Smith. THIRD ROW: Tom Ritter, Wade Morrison, Michal Wells, Troy Collins, Bert Nunley, Jesse Taylor, Brian Costner, Jeff Hall, Jason Hitch, Darin Booth, Greg Landes, Brad Olmstead, Billy Barnett. BACK ROW: Ricky Koch, David Rivera, Jason Phelps, Joel Shaffer, Bret Franks, Brian Hoff, Mike Romero, Kevin Skaggs, Kent Powell, Brent Wicker, Kelvin Francis, Andre Ward, Dick Mah, Robi Marr. w E I 6 ■H T b I F T I N G 91 TIGER PR0UID Working hard as cheerleader sponsor to keep the girls organized, Mrs. Whiteley still has a smiling face. At halftime of the State Championship game, the football cheerleaders meet Stillwater's famous cowboy, Pistol Pete (and GHS graduate) Scott Petty. BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen Logan. Crystal Petty, Starla Bugner, Tonya Beer, Lana Bagwell, Jacki Claycomb. MASCOTS: Ivan Whipple and Kim West, Christy Brock, Kim Mendenhall, and Tricia Fuentes. Perfected skills and hard work earned the cheerleaders a trip to Florida where Practicing for the competition wasn't all Kim Mendenhall and Jacki the finals of the National Cheerleading competiton was held. Claycomb had time for as they pose for a picture at Disney World. 92 E'HEERLEflDERS •nnrrn nil BOTTOM TO TOP, L TO R: Kim West - Mascot, Crystal Petty .Jacki JjJIU | |5j ri LjLj Claycomb, Starla Bugner, Christy Brock, Tricia Fuentes, Kim Mendenhall. BASKETBALL BOTTOM TO TOP, L TO R: Lana Bagwell, Crystal Petty, Ivan Whipple — Mascot, Jacki Claycomb, Tonya Beer, Gwen Logan, and Starla Bugner. Anticipating great things from the football team, the cheerleaders catch a glance of the Tigers between cheers. Being chauffered to the downtown Homecoming pep rally are the cheerleaders by their driver Tom Webb. Cheerleaders lead the enthusiasm that the Tigers take to a Homecom- ing Victory. 93 JUNIOR HIGH ADMINISTRATION AND FAEUbTY MONTE WOLGAMOTT PRINCIPAL LEONENE CRIBBLE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ALWAYS UNDERSTANDING AND HELPFUL ARE JUNIOR HIGH SECRETARIES AND COUNSELORS: L TO R: Jackie Schmalzried, Teachers' Aide; John Grace, Counselor, Reta Smith, Counselor; and SEATED: Kay Johnson, Jr. High Secretary. 96 Mrs. loan Brooks Mrs. Faye Mr. Dennis Mr. Donald Mrs. Jolene Costner Curtis Curtis Decker Mrs. Joyce Field Mrs. Deborah Mrs. Imogene Mr. John Grace Mrs. Leonene Mrs. Ellen Grice Mrs. Joan Griffin Fletcher Glover Gribble Mrs. Bobbye Mrs. Patsy Mr. Wallace Mrs. Misty Mrs. Connie Mr. Steven Mr. Gene Reed Hessenthaler Keaton Lynn Megee Moore Munson Miss Nancy Mr. Michael Mr. Dan Mrs. Mary Ann Mrs. Reta Smith Mrs. Carole Mrs. Mary Strain Reed Roberts Sherbon Sherbon Stallings Mr. Max Mrs. Pauline Mr. John Ward Mrs. Royal Ward Mr. Jerry Mrs. Mary Mr. Steve Tomlinson Vernon Watkins Webster Williams 97 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ NINf-H GRflBE NINT-H GRADE ELRS5 □FFIEER5 BRANDON CLARK VICE-PRESIDENT BRAD LYLE CO-PRESIDENT MICHAEL SHAFFER CO-PRESIDENT SHAWN KYHL SECRETARY TREAS. Donavan Adair Dennis Anderson Larry Anderson Shawn Arndt Anthony Asmussen Stephanie Bailey Chad Bartling David Batterman Toby Bellar Johnny Rae Bernay Michele Blakley Liz Board Laura Bohlander Richard Burrow LaDonna Butler Adolfa Calleja Kelley Campbell Garry Carter Phillip Caudell Denise Chamblee Mindi Christopher Nicole Christopher Brandon Clark 100 Jason Clark Barbara Clemans Jim Clopton James Collier Mary Kay Collier Jason Collins Channa Cooper Kristi Crites Cheyenne Crump Rachael Daugherty Kim David Jackie Davidson James Deering Brenda Drake Randy Dunkerson Scott Edison Brook Elliott Robert Enns Keim Erdman Michael Fast Enrique Garcia Ruben Garcia William Garcia Jennifer Garrison CLASS FAVORITES ANGIE WINTERS AND BRAD LYLE 101 Lisa Gibson Peter Gonzales Daphne Gose Nicole Gotcher Cole Guymon April Hall Shana Hambleton Matt Hardy Jennie Harmon Shelly Harmon Charla Kay Hayes Rhett Heflin Chris Hill Tori Jenkins Johnny Jimenez Jonathan Joiner Terrina Johnson Amy Johnston Jenni Keenan Christy Kimber Joanna Kraber Shawn Kyhl Timmy Landess Brenda LeGrange Kendra Lesley Shea Lindsay Christina Luera Brad Lyle MaryAnn Maestes Jimmy Mah Jerry Mangum Alma Marquez Tye Marr Jason Martin Nikki Joiner Alex Martinez Andrea Martinez Charles Martinez Edward Martinez Gilbert Martinez Rene Martinez Jennifer Massey 102 Lisa Mala Wynde Mathis Katie Mayer Kevin McDowell Stephanie McKinnon Eric Merrill Marlene Montano Tera Moore Derek Moore Scott Mussman Dustin Newberry Chad Newman Corey Oloman Chad O'Nan Brad Osburg Linda Padilla Tammy Parlier Chris Pierce Hilda Ponce Ina Powell Kevin Radford Clay Ramirez Cassandra Ramirez Edward Reust Jean Ann Reynolds Kenny Rhodes Jim Bo Rider Tommy Ritter Sandra Romero Kirk Romesburg Russ Royval Mary Savage Chad Schneeberger Don Scott Jody Scott Jill Shaffer Michael Shaffer Jimmy Shirley Lynette Simpson Jonathan Sloan Kevin Smith Rusty Smith 103 104 Greg Smith Jill Sniffen Tamra Kay Stephens Woody Stone Kevin Strecker Todd Stump Jason Swecker Chris Taylor Mitch Taylor Nichelle Theander Jennifer Thomas Brian Tidwell Brad Tomlinson David Townsend Steven Trotter Amy Tyson Mark Urias Phillip Vargas Arlene Vavra Karri Vernon Robert Villarreal Michael Walk ' Blaine Warr Brian Warren linger Watkins Telisa Webb Dee West Kelli Westenhaver Max Whipple Brooke White Dale Whitehead Trisha Williams Misha Wilson Angela Winters Keith Wood STRIETLY UPPER EbflSS Stopping on the landing before class to visit are Tera Moore, Shea Lindsay, Rudy Villarreal, jason Swecker, Telisa Webb, and Laura Bohlander. Below: Busy making headlines for the newspaper is Chad O'Nan. Mrs. Griffin's third hour home ec class prepares another delicious meal. FRONT, KNEELING: Tori Jenkins, Denise Chamblee, Andrea Martinez, Kristi Crites, Lynette Simpson. Learning the correct technique for pen and ink drawing is Toby Bellar, Rick Garcia, and Jimbo Rider. Starting a new chapter is Ms. Reed’s third hour class. FRONT ROW, LEFT: Michael Shaffer. R.: Brad Osburgand Max Whipple. 105 ♦ % ♦ m ♦ m ♦ ♦ EIGHTH GRADE Jennifer Allen Chad Alvarez Tammy Anderson Joseph Archuleta Angie Asmussen Shayne Atkins Kyle Barnes Jennifer Barthel Chad Bayless Keata Bhakta Travis Boone Monte Bowers Amy Bozarth Billy Brooks Annette Burch Jerilyn Campbell Carlos Calleja Joe Bob Christopher TammieClenney Misti Collinsworth Shawn Cooper Mandi Copeland Mike Correll Bryan Cruz Jeorgette Cruz Jackie Cumiford Jennifer Davis Tonya Dean Jason Denney Derrick DeWitt □UR SPIRIT IS SHOWING Denae Mason, Becky Newell, Christy Frittz, Sarah Webster, Debbie Powell, and Chad Alvarez. 108 Alice Dick Steven Dodgion Chuck Dow Christy Evans Dale Fishgrab Gina Foster Rod Fries Christy Frittz April Garrison Dana Girard Michael Girard Terry Gose Crystal Griego Nicholus Griffing Gary Grounds Adam Gutierrez Kristy Harris Lavoe Hartley Jeremy Henson Edwardo Hernandez Carol Herring Macanda Hinchey Honnie Hintergardt Chris Hitch Allison Homer Sherry Hughes Chad Humble Manuel Jimenez Stephanie limenez Johnny Keahey Kenda Kenney Tabbie Kenton Richard Kimsey Keli Kirkwood Cheryl Krone Chris Langthorn Jeremie Lee Kris Lincycomb Stephanie Livesay Jon l ogan Sabrina Loughridge Kristine Lucero i 109 Amy McBride Chad McCurdy Charlene McGuire LeeAnn McCarney Shelly McKeehen Heath Maddox Chad Manderville Ginnie Mangum Vincent Martin Charles Martinez Mark Martinez Jeralyn Martinez Jeff Martire Denae Mason Donald Masse Sharlene Maxwell Ron Medenwaldt Jason Miller Jody Monk Anthony Moore Tammie Murphy Scott Neigebauer Becky Newell Heather Noland Brad Nuzum Jaime Oakes Maria Ojeda Clay Olmstead Angie Olson Emma Padilla Cynthia Padilla Rico Perales Charles Pettis William Pierce Corey Pio Rick Ponce Deborah Powell Angela Preston Samra Quesenbury Angie Ramirez Christina Ramirez Amy Reed 110 Mark Reust Roger Reyna Chad Rice James Ritter Ronnie Rivera Johnny Rodriquez Steven Rymer Laura Sandoval Shelli Shaffer John Silva Aaron Smith Tammy Smith Mary Sonberg Ronald Sooter Becky Stevens Chris Stewart Michael Sullivan Lenise Tipton Corey Tracy Wendy Turner Angela Vasquez Rudy Villarreal Shannon Ward Sarah Webster Larry Williams Aaron Williamson Brent Wilson Ben Winters Christie Wohlgemuth 111 E I G ti T H G R fl D E «BMERBBM PRESIDENTS SHELLI SHAFFER, STEPHANIE LIVESAY, AMY REED, BECKY NEWELL TflE YEAR BF THE TIGER Plenty of junior High fans can always be found at the high school games either watching older brothers or sisters or just cheering on the Tiger Team. 112 EbflSS FAV0RITES MARK MARTINEZ SAEbbl SHAFFER E I G A T A G R A ID E 113 FRONT ROW: Jeff Monk, Kendra Livesay, Lisa Landes. BACK ROW: Jana Scott, Colby Hester, Kayla Schriber Shandy Adelman Brad Alexander Billy Jack Allen Angie Alsdurf Jerry Anderson Michael Arndt Jennifer Atkins Christi Balser Melody Barela Carmen Barnum Tate Behne Brenda Bellar Nathaniel Bolinger Jason Brown Darin Browning Alisha Burrell Brian Butler Clinton Butler 116 Nathan Byerley Peaches Byers Mike Calsing Mark Calvin Amy Campbell Michelle Carmody Perry Carpenter Raymond Christie Monica Clark Herbert Collar Tanda Collins Randal Costilla James Costner Debra Deering Carrie Dees Robert Dominguez Dean Dreadfulwater Georgia Dreadfulwater Amy Duffy Colby Eads Karen Eastland Chuck Erickson John Dayton Fast Rodney Fries Stephanie Furrer Tommy Gallegos Jeff Gammon Alex Garcia Elizabeth Garcia Lorena Garcia Maria Garcia Rich Garcia Garrett Garrison Misty Gloden Phillip Gonzales Edgar Gore Monica Guerrero Carrie Haisten Shara Hall Angela Harrington Molly Harrington Holly Harris 117 Renee Hartley Marshall Haught limalee Henslee Brandy Marie Herring Colby Hester Clay Hicks Coco Hierro Kim Hill Tanya Hill Shara Hinchey Erica Hintergardt Stephanie Holland Kirby Horner Ashley Imboden Karalyn Jacobs Marlene Jaramillo Darin Jeffers Beth Johnston Sammi Kay Kelley Michelle Kennedy Jeremy King Kristin Kimsey Todd King Sharia Koch Kasey Kuykendall Scott Lee Labrue Chance Lamm Lisa Landes Theron Landes Misty Lang Kara Lively Kendra Livesay Greg Martinez Henry Martinez Luis Martinez Mary Ann Martinez Omar Martinez Steve Martinez Austin Maschino Susan Masse Joel Maxwell Johnny McCreary 118 7TA GRADE CLASS FAVORITES KAYLA SEARIBER ciEFF GAMMON Cynthia McDaniel Beau Mitts Teresa Mongold Jeff Monk Holly Montoya Michael Montano Kristi Mussman Melanie Newberry Wendy Nichols Antonio Ochoa Joey Padilla Kelly Parker Carrie Parnell Billy Joe Perez Jana Peterson Robert Pierce Angel Puckett Jamie Purcell Shandy Ramey Connie Ramirez Ken Richardson Veronica Rios James Ritter Melissa Rodriquez 119 Kristie Roybal Sandra Royval Matt Scarborough Kayla Schriber Brad Schultz Brian Scott Jana Scott Lisa Sedillo Brian Shapley Jennifer Sherrod Leslie Shrum Roy Sigala Christi Smith Michelle Smtih Tracie Smith Michael Sonberg Stephen Sparkman Patrick Spence William Stogner Ronnie Stone Ricky Taylor Monica Terrazas Andrew Thomas Kris Thomas Tim Thomison Cindi Thompson Shane Toews Brandon Tomlinson Tisha Tooley Misty Trimble Gina Turner Brandon Wadley Justin Wagner Deborah Wait Stephanie Walker Billy Joe Walters Jamie Ward Mickey Warr Scott Watson Shawna Watson Dia Webb Dennis Weikle 120 George Wheeler Sally Wheeler Karissa White Marla Witten Ann Wolgamott Curtis Woolfolk Jennifer Wood Chelina Woodring Jesse Paul Wright Colby Ballou Lareca Noland fl PERFEGT PAIR Above: Often seen together, but usually not dressed alike, Ms. Joyce Field and Mrs. Debi Fletcher take part in the fun of spirit week by dressing as twins on T day. Listening intently and joining in discussion, (Above right) Mrs. Nayoma Coopers 3rd hour geography class studies a new unit. 121 INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRONT ROW (L-R): jim Rider. Rudy Villar- real, Charlene McGuire, Mark Reust, Terry Gose, Micheal Sullivan, Keta Bhakta, Sharlene Maxwell. 2nd ROW (L-R): Mr. Reed (advisor) Monte Bowers, Ben Winters, Robert Villarreal, Brian Tidwell, Jeremy Henson, Rhett Heflin, Jill Sniffen, Jason Denney, Ron Meden- waldt, Mr. Munson (advisor). 3rd ROW (L-R): Chris Hitch, Chad Newman, Derek Moore, Robert Pierce, Dustin Newberry, David Townsend, Kelly Campbell, Aaron Williamson. 4th ROW (L-R): Jason Collins, Corey Pio, Chuck Martinez, Woody Stone, Gary Carter, Steve Trotter, Kevin Strecker, An- thony Assmussman, Aaron Smith, Clay Olmstead. FFfl BACK ROW: Jerry Brooks, Trisha Williams, Jackie Davidson, Jack Taylor, Jimmy Shirley. FRONT ROW: Edward Reust, Scott Mussman, Rhett Heflin, Bryan Tidwell. F-HA BACK ROW: Dee West, Mary Sonberg, Samra Quesenbury, Virginia Mangum, Chad Bartling, Stephanie Barley, Kim David, Jackie Davidson, Kenda Kenney, Stephanie Jimenez, Amy Bozarth, LaDonna Butler, Kristi Crites, Amy Johnson, Joanna Kraber. 2nd FROM BACK: Laura Sandoval, Tonya Dean, Mandi Copeland, Jennifer Thomas, Linda Padilla, Ina Powell, Tammy Parlier, Mary Savage, Trisha Williams, Mary Kay Collier, Rachel Daughtery, Jean Ann Reynolds, Jennifer Barthel. 2nd FROM FRONT: Mrs. Keaton, Amy Reed, Christy Frittz, Keli Kirkwood, Kristy Harris, Debbie Powell, Barbara Clemans, Stephanie McKinnon, Honnie Hinterdardt, Jerilyn Campbell, Macanda Hinchey, Stephanie Livesay, Cassie Ramirez, Mrs. Griffin. FRONT: Denise Chamblee, Mary Ann Maestas, Maria Ojeda, Ann Tran, Terrina Johnson, Brenda Drake, Angela Vasquez, Jackie Cumiford, Sarah Webster, Sabrina Loughridge. 24 SPANISH ELUB BACK ROW: Chuck Dow, Alisha Burrell, Beau Mitts, Lorena Garcia, Mrs. Hessenthaler. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Grice, Tammy Murphy, Miki Smith, Jennifer Sherrod, Mrs. Costner. 9TH GRADE SEIENEE BACK: Laura Bohlander, Telisa Webb, Russ Royval, Kevin McDowell, Steve Trotter, Chuck Martinez, Dale Whitehead, Cole Guymon, Marlene Montano, Katie Mayer. MIDDLE: Amy Johnston, Kelly Campbell, Jason Collins, Nicole Gotcher, Jason Martin, Chad Newman, Michael Fast, Jinger Watkins, Mr. Max Tomlinson. FRONT: Chris Hill, Liz Board, Stephanie McKinnon, Joanna Kraber, Brenda Drake, Jill Sniffen, Wynde Mathis, Lisa Gibson. ART ELUB ROW 1: Steven Dodgion, Jamie Purcell, Jeralyn Martinez, Rudy Villarreal, Shara Dawn Hinchey, Mary Ann Sherbon, Sponsor. ROW 2: Laura Sandoval, Melody Barela, Heath Maddex, Terry Gose, Stephanie Fur- rer. Curt Woolfolk. ROW 3: Amy McBride, Keli Kirkwood, Cheryl Krone, Cynthia Padilla, Tammie Murphy, Macanda Hinchey, Teresa Mongold, Johnny Rodriquez. ROW 4: Kristi Mussman, Chuck Dow, Tam- my Anderson, Dale Whitehead, Rick Gar- cia, Mandi Copeland, Edward Martinez, Mike Correll. 125 GflEER... CHEER TOP TO BOTTOM, L-R: Lisa Landes, Shelli Shaffer, Ann Wolgamott, Christina Ramirez, Barbara Clemans, Angela Winters. 126 CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM, L-R: Lisa Landes, Stephanie Livesay, Kendra Livesay, Barbara Clemans, Tamra Stephens, Christina Ramirez. PEP CLUB ■fl SPIRITED GRDUP BACK, L-R: Wynde Mathis, Ashley Imboden, Michele Blakely, Shea Lindsay, Jana Peterson, Laura Bohlander, Telisa Webb, Tammy Parlier, Kim David, Shelly Harmon, Marlene Montano, Jinger Watkins, Kelly Parker, Melanie Newberry, Nicole Christopher, Nicole Gotcher, Molly Harrington, Amy Bozarth. 2nd: Amy Tyson, Samra Quesenbury, Christina Ramirez, Liz Board, Kristi Kimber, Dee West, Kristi Crites, Chuck Dow, Tammie Clenney, Lynette Simp- son, Brenda LeGrange, Mindi Christopher, Lisa Gibson, Honnie Hintergart, Brooke Elliot. 3rd ROW: Brenda Drake, Becky Stevens, Heather Noland, Christy Wolgomuth, April Garrison, Kristy Harris, Jennifer Harris, Jennifer Massey, Jenni Keenan, Misha Wilson, Nikki Joiner, Debbie Powell, Denae Mason, Brandi Jacobs, Misti Collingsworth, Dondi Hall. 4th ROW: Holly Harris, Karissa White, Joanna Kraber, Tanya Hill, Kristen Kimsey, Stephanie McKinnon, Angela Winters, Jill Shaffer, Kendra Lesley, Tera Moore, Barbara Clemans, Tamra Stephens, Debora Deering, Christy Frittz, Misty Gloden, Sandra Royal. 5th ROW: Stephanie Furrer, Kayla Scriber, Jennifer Garrison, Lisa Mata, Brooke Ann White, Jennifer Barthel, Stephanie Livesay, Jennifer Allen, Shelli Shaffer, Ann Wolgomott, Amy Duffy, Angela Vasquez, Alice Dick, Kim Hall, Mickey Warr. 1st ROW: Jana Scott, Monica Terrazas. Kara Lively, Cindy Thompson, Tisha Tooley, Sharia Koch, Kendra Livesay, Shandy Ramey, Cynthia McDaniel, Beth Johnston, Erica Hintergart, Sarah Webster, Lisa Landes. 127 s T fl G E E N E E R T E I G ■H T 1st ROW: Tye Marr, Cole Guymon, Christina Luera, Wynde Mathis, Angie Winters, Liz Board, Chris Pierce. 2nd ROW: Brad Lyle, Rusty Smith, Max Whipple, Jonathan Joiner, Shawn Kyle, Jimmy Landess, Kevin McDowell, Brad Tomlinson. 3rd ROW: Amy Tyson, Jinger Watkins, Katie Mayer, K. C. Kuykendall, Tera Moore, Jason Collins, Keith Wood, Jennifer Garrison, Dan Sherbon. Cooper, Jinger Watkins, Michele Blakley, Mindi Christopher. 2nd ROW: Lisa Gibson, Chad Onan, Joanna Kraber, Nicole Gotcher, Jenni Keenan, Christy Kimber, Brooke White, Misha Wilson, Brenda LeGrange, Liz Board, Cole Guymon, Wynde Mathis, Angie Winters, Christina Luera. 3rd ROW: Chris Hill, Jill Shaffer, Lynette Simpson, Kristi Crites, Jennifer Massey, Sandra Romero, April Hall, Any Johnson, Arlene Vavra, Amy Tyson, Tye Marr, Brooke Elliot, Jenni Keenan, Telisa Webb, K. C. Kuykendall, Tera Moore, Jennifer Garrison, Jason Dollins, Keith Wood. 4th ROW: Kenny Rhodes, Jason Martin, Mike Walker, Brad Lyle, Rusty Smith, Dan Sherbon, Max Whipple, Shawn Kyle, Timmy Landess, Kevin McDowell, Jennifer Thomas, Jonathan Joiner, Mark Urias, Brad Tomlinson, Jason Collins. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Jerilyn Campbell, Amy McBride, Stephanie Livesay, Debbie Powell. SECOND ROW: Derrick DeWitt, Jecalyn Martinez, Shawn Cooper, Chad Rice, LaVoe Hartley, Tony Moore, April Garrison, Chuck Dow, Corey Tracey, Scott Neigebauer. THIRD ROW: Jason Miller, Manuel Jeminez, Chad McCurdy, Chad Batterman, Chris Langthorn, Willy Pierce, Richard Kimsey, Kris Lincycomb, Brent Wilson, Roger Reyna. S'l ANDING: Chad Humble, Ron Mendenwalt, Angela Preston, Bob Scott, Christy Frittz, Becky Newell, Shelli Shaffer. 128 Lenise Tipton, Amy Reed, Jennifer Davis, Kristen Lucero, Christina Ramirez, Monica Davison, Angie Assmussen, Sarah Webster, Allison Homer. Honny Hintergardt, Wendy Turner, Jackie Cumiford, Christi Wohlgemuth, Ken Richardson, Johnny Keahey, Travis Boone, Angie Ramirez, Steven Dodgion, Denae Mason, Jaime Oakes. Gina Foster, Jennifer Barthel, Shelly McKeenan, Dana Girard, Christy Evans. Christi Balser, Karissa White, Amy Duffy, Erica Hintergardt, Misti Trimble, Jeremy King, Darin Jeffers, Renee Hartley, Garrett Gar- rison, Ricky Taylor, Jerry Anderson, Shandy Adelman, Monica Terrazas, Jason Brown, Tisha Tooley, Theron Landes, Eddie Gore, Tanya Hill, Raymond Christie, Tate Behne, Brian Scott, Sandra Royval, Brenda Bellar, Jeff Gammon, Colby Hester, Stephen Sparkman, Steve Martinez, Brian Butler, Shane Toews, Sammy Kelly, David Browing, Tim Thomison, Chuck Erickson, Christi Mussman, Beau Mitts. E W. 1 W G 1 fl N T ID +1 S s E B V R E ■H N S T S Shara Hinchey, Carrie Haisten, Jana Scott, Carrie Parnell, Beth Johson, Susan Masse, Marla Witten, Molly Harringtion, Cindy Thompson, Michelle Carmody, Gina Turner, Cynthia McDaniel, Melody Barella, Jennifer Wood, Kara Lively, Mickey Warr, Miki Smith, Kayla Schriber, Peaches Byers, Kim Hill, Debra Deering, Stephanie Holland, Melanie Newberry, Shandy Ramey, Jana Peter- son, Brandon Thomlison, Shawna Watson, Angela Harrington, Holly Harris, Brandy Herring, Tanda Collins, Connie Ramirez, Kristen Kimsey, Carmen Barnum, Angel Pucket, Scott Watson, Johnny McCreary, Mark Calvin, Chance Lamm, Brad Alexander, Leslie Shrum, Lisa Sedillo. s E V E N T +1 W. W I N S 129 Ncl-HS FRONT ROW (L-R): Mrs. jolene Decker, Te rina Johnson, Angela Winters, Jerilyn Cam| bell, Chad Newman, Lenise Tipton, Mist Wilson, Amy Reed, Mrs. Royal Ward. 2nd ROW (L-R): Jason Collins, Wynde Mathi Mindi Christopher, Nichole Gotcher, Cha O'Nan, Lisa Gibson, Michael Fast, Mrs. Ret Smith. BACK ROW (L-R): Mr. John Grace, Jinge Watkins, Laura Bohlander, Brad Lyle, Wood Stone, Shawn Kyle, Russ Royval, Katie Mayei Michele Blakely. STUE0 BACK: Mindi Christopher, Katie Mayer, Max Whipple, Derek Moore, Jana Peterson, Melanie Newberry, Nichole Gotcher. MIDDLE: Mr. Don Curtis, Jill Shaffer, Jerilyn Campbell, Wynde Mathis, Lenise Tipton, Rusty Smith, Jason Miller, Mrs. Connie Moore. FRONT: Mrs. Mary Webster, Shandy Ramey, Amy Reed, Jaime Oakes, Jonathan Joiner, Theron Landes, Austin Machino, Mrs. Debi Fletcher. 5TUE0 □FFIEERS Nichole Gotcher — Secretary Derek Moore — President Jill Shaffer — Vice-President Mindi Christopher — Treasurer 130 7 St 8 GIRLS BACK ROW, L TO R: Mrs. Vernon, Alisha Burrell, Shara Hall, Cheryl Krone, Dia Webb, Holly Harris, Cinnie Mangum, Jen- nifer Davis. SECOND ROW: Kadena Gann, Angela Har- rington, Veronica Rios, Mary Ann Martinez, Annette Burch. THIRD ROW: Maria Garcia, Jeanine Cheek, Michelle Kennedy, Tanda Collins, Becky Stevens, Wendy Nichols. FRONT ROW: Alice Dick, Kristie Roybal, Sabrina Loughridge, Dondi Rodgers, Monica Gurrero, Kara Jacobs. 7 8 MIXED BACK ROW, L TO R: Patrick Spence, Chris Stewart, Chuck Dow, Rich Garcia, Michael Calsing, Todd King. SECOND ROW: Michelle Longnecker, Jimalee Henslee, Gina Foster, Mandi Copeland, Lor- raine Garcia, Manuel Jimenez, Kirby Horner. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Furrer, Macanda Hin- chey, Carol Herring, Christina Lucero, Angie Ramirez, Christy Balsar. FRONT ROW: Billy Walters, Jamie Purcell, Clinton Butler, Jeff Monk. FRESHMEN CHOIR BACK ROW: Cassie Ramirez, Daphne Gose, Chad Bartling, Jimmy Shirley, Jason Clark, Leann McCarney, Amy Tyson. FRONT ROW. Cheyenne Crump, Tamra Stephens, Stephanie McKinnon, Kendra Lesley, Liz Board. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES TOP, L-R: Denae Mason, Melanie Newberry, Chad Schneeberger, Wendy Turner, Brad Osburg, Charles Martinez, Derek Moore, Todd Stump, Brad Lyle, Brandon Clark, Dustin Newberry, Max Whipple, Clay Olmstead, Derrick DeWitt, Brad Tomlinson, Brenda LeGrange, Shea Lindsay, Jana Peterson. 2nd ROW FROM TOP: Jill Sniffen, April Garrison, Heather Noland, Christy Wolgomuth, Brandi Jacobs, Shelly Harmon, Blaine Warren, Kimberly David, Michele Blakely, Telissa Webb, Laura Bohlander, Marlene Montano, Jinger Watkins, Lavoe Hartley, Nicole Gotcher, Christy Kimber, Wynde Mathis, Tam- my Clenney, Jaime Oakes, Karissa White. TOP 3rd: Macanda Hinchey, Dee West, Rusty Smith, Mark Urias, Jeannie Harmon, Jennifer Massey, Nikki Joiner, Kathy Eastland, Liz Board, Chad McCurdy, Jonathan Joiner, Jamie Ward, Micheal Shaffer, Jill Shaffer, Jason Miller, Chris Hitch. 4th, TOP: Jennifer Garrison, Kayla Scriber, Misty Gloden, Keli Kirkwood, Christy Frittz, Stephanie McKinnon, Christina Ramirez, Mindi Christopher, Kelly Parker, Lisa Gibson, Barbara Clemans, Misha Wilson, Jenni Keenan, Becky Newell, Joe Bob Christopher, Sandra Royval, Austin Machino. 5th ROW, FROM TOP: Lisa Mata, Killi Westenhaver, Linda Padilla, Stephanie Livesay, Mark Martinez, Jason Denney, Tate Behne, Brad Shultz, Jesse Wright, Jeff Monk, Tammy Murphy, Shara Hinchey, Chad Rice, Scott Watson, Theron Landes, Garret Garrison, Bryan Scott, Brandon Tomlinson, Tera Moore, Beth Johnston. FRONT ROW: Brooke Ann White, Ann Wolgomott, Jennifer Allen, Lisa Landes, Shelli Shaffer, Shandy Ramey, Erica Hintergart, Amy Duffy, Cindy Thomp- son, Kristen Kimsey, Molly Harrington, Jana Scott, Stephanie Furrer, Monica Terrazas, Justin Wagner. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Sammy Kelly, Wendi Nichols, Marlene Jarmillo, Austin Maschino, Brad Shultz, Brad Alexander, Kristie Royval. 2nd ROW: Michael Arndt, Greg Martinez, Brandon Tomlinson, Scott Watson, Garrett Garrison, Justin Wagner, Jason Brown, Colby Eads, Randal Costilla, Darin Browning, Rudy Villarreal, Scott Neigebauer. 3rd ROW: Brian Cruz, Michael Sullivan, Robert Villarreal, Cynthia McDaniel, Gina Turner, Miki Smith, Mickey Warr, Melody Barela, Stephanie Furrer, San- dra Royval, Monica Terrazas, Alice Dick, Curt Woolfolk. 4th ROW: Mrs. Glover, Richard Kimsey, Chuck Dow, Cheryl Krone, Cynthia Padilla, Kelly Kirkwood, Tammy Murphy, Joe Bob Christopher, Chuck Wilson, Dennis Weikle, Willie Pierce, Eric Merrill, Michael Shaffer, Greg Smith, Jim Rider and Richard Garcia. 5th ROW: James Ward, Johnny Rodriquez, Edward Martinez, Beau Mitts, Brian Tidwell, Richard Burrow, Chad Alverez, Amy Johnston, Arlene Vavra, David Townsend, Mitch Taylor, Mike Correll, Johnny Jiminez, Teresa Mongold, and Henry Martinez. BACK ROW: Sandra Romero, Kelly Campbell, Todd Stump, Chris Taylor, Brian Warren, Jim Clopton, Jimmy Mah, Garry Carter, Kevin Radford, Timmy Landess, Jimmy Shirley, Brad Osburg, Kevin McDowell, Jason Martin, Chad O'Nan. 132 WE APPRECIATE BUR MAINTENANCE MEN Larry Gillespie, Grounds Keeper; Duane Breuer, Maintenance; Frank Stallings, Supervisor; Richard Costner, Maintenance; Bill Jenkins, Maintenance; Gayland Wooldridge, Mechanic Bus Barn. EU5T0DIANS Betty Gentry, Jr. High Administration; George Koehler; Marie Sandoval ANB EBBRS Dick Powell, Food Service Direc- tor; Wilma Nelson; Clyda Gore; Janice Gurley, Manager — |r. High; Marie Raymer; Benita Scroggins. NOT PICTURED: Dianna Carter and Darlene Hambleton. 133 JR. TIGERS NINTH TOP ROW, L TO R: Woody Stone, Matt Hardy, Chad Mar- tinez, Don Scott, Brandon Clark, Brad Lyle, Derek Moore, Todd Stump, Rusty Smith, Brad Osburd, Philip Caudell, Coach Cole. MIDDLE ROW: Ruben Gar- cia, Kevin Strecker, David Townsend, Kenny Rhodes, Chris Pierce, Shawn Kyhl, Micheal Shaffer, Jonathan Sloan, Phillip Vargas. BOTTOM ROW: Blaine War- ren, Richard Burrows, Kirk Romesburg, Jonathan Joiner, Chad Newman, Brad Tomlin- son, Tye Marr. EIGHTH TOP ROW, L TO R: Jody Monk, Chad Alvarez, Derrick DeWitt, Clay Olmstead, Ken Richardson, Lavoe Hartly, Rico Arndt, Jeremy Henson, Chris Hitch, Jason Miller. BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Brad Nuzum, Jeff Martire, Adam Gutierrez, Jamie Oaks, K. C. Kuykendall, Shannon Ward, Kyle Barnes, Bryan Cruz, Chad Rice, Jason Denney. SEVENTH FRONT ROW: Scott Watson, James Ward, Chance Lamb, Tate Behne, Brandon Tomlin- son, Jeff Monk, Brad Shultz, Jesse Wright, Jeff Gamon, Shandy Adelman. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Mar- tinez, Austin Machino, Clint Glazener, Garret Garrison, Dennis Weikle, Chuck Eric- son, Perry Carpenter, Colby Hester, Kirby Horner, Todd King, Steven Sparkman. LAST ROW: Justin Wagner, Mark Calvin, Jason Brown, Colby Eads, Theron Landes, Mike Calsong, Ronnie Stone, Shane Toews, Chad Batter- man, Colby Ballou, Chris Fresier, Marshall Haught, John Fast, Coach Ward. 136 TIGERETTE5 NINTH BACK ROW, L TO R: Daphne Gose, Marlene Montano, Laura Bohlander, Coach Webb, Jinger Watkins, Brenda LeGrange, Nicki Theander, Michelle Blakely, Coach Gor- shing, Wendy Mathis, Mindi Christopher, Kristi Kimber. FRONT ROW: Jennifer Massey, Nikki Joiner, Kathy Eastland, Mary Savage, John- nie Bernay, Jill Shaffer, Jenni Keenan, Kelli Westenhaver, Tori Jenkins, Jennifer Gar- rison, Brooke White. EIGHTH BACK ROW, L TO R: Lenise Tipton, Coach Gorshing, Heather Noland, Samra Quesenburry, Stephanie Jimenez, Allison Homer, Coach Webb, Tammy Ander- son, Wendy Turner. FRONT ROW: Shelley Shaf- fer, Jennifer Allen, Denae Mason, Kelli Kirkwood, Angie Olson, Cynthia Padilla, April Garrison. SEVENTH 1st ROW, L-R: Sammi Kelley, San- dra Royval, Ann Wolgamott, Trish Tooley, Jennifer Sherrod, Erica Hintergardt, Michelle Carmody, Kelly Parker, Lisa Sedillo, Shara Hinchey, Karen Eastland, Amy Duffy. 2nd ROW, L-R: Jana Scott, Carmen Barnum, Teresa Mongold, Renee Hartley, Deborah Wait, Karissa White, Monica Terrazas, Chelina Woodring, Shawna Wat- son, Monica Clarke, Stephanie Walker. 3rd ROW, L-R: Jana Peterson, Michelle Kenney, Melanie Newberry, Marla Witter, Ashley Imboden, Stephannie Furrer, Mol- ly Harrington, Kara Lively, Carrie Haister, Kayla Schriber, Debra Deering, Brenda Bellar, Kristie Kimsey, Holly Harris, Carrie Parnell. Sharia Koch, Amy Camp- bell, Shandy Ramey, Tanya Hill, Dia Webb, Tandy Collins. 37 BN YBUR MARK... FRESHMEN TRAEK FRONT ROW, L TO R: Brandon Clark, Greg Smith, Anthony Asmussman, Steve Trotter, Don Scott, Brad Lyle, Johnathon Sloan, Shawn Kyhl, Mike Shaffer, Ruben Garcia, Brad Osburg, Russ Royval, Jimmy Mah, Mark Urias, Todd Stump, Mitch Taylor, Kevin Radford, Chad Onan, Keith Wood, Chad Newman. EIGHTH GRADE TRACK FRONT ROW, L TO R: Chris Longthorn, Jason Denny, Clay Olmstead, Allen Smith, Brent Wilson, Rico Perales, Charles Martinez, Edward Her- nandez, Carlos Calleja. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: Chad Bayless, Derrick De Witt, Chris Hitch, Mark Martinez, Jeff Matire, Adam Gutierrez, Shannon Ward. BACK ROW, L TO R: Roger Reyna, Ken Richard- son, Lavoe Hartley, Jody Anderson, James Ritter, Michael Girard, Johnny Keahey. SEVENTH GRADE TRAEK FRONT ROW, L TO R: Brad Alexander, Nathanial Bolinger, Bryan Scott, Tate Bayne, Scott Watson, Theron Landes, Brian Shapley, Mike Calsing, Darin Jeffers, Chuck Erickson, Colby Hester, Jeff Gam- mon, Ronnie Stone, Garret Garrison, James Ward, Perry Carpenter, Chad Batterman, Shane Toews, Micheal Montano. 138 GET SET... G0! FRESHMEN TRAEK BACK ROW: Stephanie McKinnon, Liz Board, Kristi Kimber, Brenda LeGrange, Telisa Webb. FRONT ROW: Jenny Keenan, Brooke White, Tera Moore, Jennifer Garrison. EIGHTH GRADE TRAEK Lenise Tipton, Heather Noland, Cynthia Padilla, Kelly Kirkwood, Allison Homer, Wendy Turner. SEVENTH GRADE TRAEK Erica Hintergardt, Ann Wolgamott, Stephanie Walker, Melanie Newberry, Carrie Haisten, Jana Scott, Sharia Koch. 139 FRESHMEN TEAM FRONT ROW, L TO R: Scott Edison, Ed Reust, Mike Shaffer, Kenny Rhodes, Mark Urias, Mitch Taylor, Richard Burrow, Greg Smith, Tye Marr, Russ Royval, Shawn Arndt. SECOND ROW: Brian Warren, Todd Stump, Brad Osburg, Johnathon Sloan, Blaine Warren, Chad Schneeberger, David Townsen, Randy Dunkerson, Wiliam Garcia, Max Whipple, Scott Mussman. THIRD ROW: Coach Ward, Chris Taylor, Don Scott, Shawn Kyhl, Anthony Asmussman, Kevin Radford, Steve Trotter, Jimmy Mah, Brandon Clark, Adolfo Calleja, Brad Lyle, Dustin Newberry, Coach Cole. Ben Winters, Michael Girard. BACK ROW: Jody Monk, Manager — K. C. Kuyendall, Ken Henderson, Rico Perales, Chad Bayless, Clay Olmstead, Derrick DeWitt, Corey Pio, Steven Rymen, Roger Reyna, Chris Hitch, Coach — Mark Gillespie. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Martire. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM FRONT ROW, L TO R: Chris Longthorn, Travis Boone, Charles Pettis, Mark Ruest, Mark Mar- tinez, Jason Denny, Allen Smith, Joe Bob Christopher, James Ritter, Adam Gutierrez. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Kimsey, Eric Rice, Brent Wilson, Jason Miller, Aron Williamson, Chad McCurdy, Shannon Ward, Jamie Oaks, 140 LET'S HEAR IT FDR THE TIBER FDDTBAbb TEAMS... ANOTHER WINNING SEASON! SEVENTH GRADE TEAM FRONT, L TO R: Phillip Gonzales, Dusty Wagner, Brad Alexander, William Stogner, Austin Machino, Michael Arndt, Brad Schultz, Jeff Monk, Darrin Browning, Herby Collar, Ricky Taylor, Tommy Gallegos, Billy Walters, Greg Martinez. SECOND ROW: Nathaniel Bolinger, Mgr., Brandon Wadley, Leslie Shrum, Patrick Spence, Theron Landes, Mark Calvin, Michael Montano, Chris Thomas, Garrett Garrison, Jeff Gammon, Tate Behne, Brian Scott, and Shandy Adelman. THIRD ROW: Henry Martinez, Jesse Wright, Dennis Weikle, Kirby Horner, Ronnie Stone, Colby Hester, James Costner, Perry Carpenter, James Ward, Robert Dominguez, Chuck Erickson, Raymond Kristy, Brandon Tomlinson. GOLF TEAM NINTH GRADE L TO R: James Collier, Chris Pierce, Kurt Romesburg, Kevin McDowell, Phillip Caudell, Johnathon Joiner, Dustin Newberry, David Townsend, Kelly Campbell, Kevin Strecker, Toby Bellar, Matt Hardy, Rusty Smith, Woody Stone, Chad Schneeberger, Derek Moore, Brad Tomlinson, James Dearing. 141 T+HE MANY FREES 0F GAS... Great Spirit, Chip! Typing I class spends a lot of time in class to memorize the key board. (ABOVE) The band plays a major part in building Tiger en- thusiasm at pep rallies. (RluHT) Working hard but at something fun, Shelley Kidwell and Donna Bellar practice cake decorating. (BELOW) Band Enthusiast, Jon Greg Landes, John Duffy, and Carlos Urias think band Parsley is great! Student Council works hard throughout the year to provide numerous activities for GHS students. Lunchtime is more than just eating as students gather in the pit to wait for their next class. (BOTTOM LEFT) Booster Club men have fun while they work to feed all the Tiger fans before the game. (BELOW) 142 The basketball girls keep the excitement going during football season as they win the spirit stick at the pep rally. (ABOVE) Danger Zone the theme for the 1986 Homecoming Festivities proved profitable for the Sophomores as they grabbed the spirit for the week. (LEFT) Basketball boys get into things as they paint their faces black and orange to show support for the football players. (BELOW LEFT) Before school, students have time to fellowship with each other in the commons area. (BELOW) Surprised, Coach Cooper gets a visit from a friendly face. ... IT’S 0UR TIME 143 Adams Hard-Facing Company FARM TILLAGE TOOLS SEE YOUR LOCAL ADAMS DEALER FOR ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF FARM TILLAGE TOOLS IN THE U.S. 806 N. E. 6th Guymon 338-3326 ADAMS HARD-FACING COMPANY ♦ A ♦ Aerobics Plus ♦ PO Box 1762 • Guvmon Cuahomo 73942 (405)338-2168 6:30 - 7:30 a.m. 9:30 -10:30 a.m. 5: 30 - 6: 30 p.m. 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Coed Aerobics Stretch Tone Ladies Aerobics Coed Aerobics COMPANY 14051 338-3064 223 West Fifth St. P. O. Box 157 Guymon, Oklahoma AEROBICS PLUS AIR COMFORT COMPANY 146 ALEXANDER SHEET METAL 147 Quality and Style are part of the bargain! H d D [3 H HI D 0“ 1910 Hwy. 64 NW 338-2527 ALLEN'S INC. ANTHONYS INN ■:v WORLDWIDE LODGING RESTAURANT - CLUB SUPPER CLUB - GIFT SHOP ★ Daily Buffet HBO ★ Direct Dial Phones ★ Meeting Rooms Most Major Credit Cards Direct Reservation Anywhere In The USA 405 338-5555 HWY 65 at 21 ST ST GUYMON, OK 148 AMBASSADOR INN B B Sales Company Balfour Company Brystr's Infants Thru Preteens Jewelry Novelty Shirts 417 N. Main Cuymon 149 BRYSTR'S YOUNG FASHIONS � ■•� 4� po«Uf M • 100.000. • IMIAt 0« 0l • «tulMCI C0� � 0 � - 0� 1223 N. Main Guymon, OK 338-2593 BANK OF THE PANHANDLE Serving All Industries Bearing Allied Supply Company, Inc. 24-Hr. RONNIE JENSEN 338-2581 Res. Phone 338-2053 2224 Highway 64 North - P. 0. Box 1557 Business Phone 406-338-2581 GUYMON, OKLAHOMA BEARING ALLIED SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 150 BEHNE Construction Co Inc 600 N. EAST • GUYMON, OK ■ CONCRETE WORK — ALL TYPES -——-Metal Buildings— c, Residential - Commercial COMMERCIAL UTILITIES tr Sewer - Water - Gas Lines -------------CARPENTRY - - Commercial - Residential — DIRT WORK EXCAVATION — All Types We still offer free estimates Call Behne's Today! Bonded - Licensed - Reputable Professional, General Contractors 405 338-2549 BEHNE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. GENERAL PRACTICE NICK BENTLEY, D.O. 524 MEDICAL DRIVE GUYMON, OKLAHOMA OFFICE 405-338-1100 HOME 405-338-2722 NICK BENTLEY, D.O §uccess is neuer final an failure neuer fatal, flt’s courage tljat counts. §ir Kinston ffityurctfill JOHN BOARD Ada B. Coons School of Dance Dawn Crook, Mandi Copeland, Kelly Blackmore, Nacona Kauff- man, Lori Sherbon, Tanna Crook 108 N. Main 338-3540 fllDfl B. EE30N5 SCHEJQL GF DflNEE Guymon, OK 338-3244 ■■■■■■■ B D Mobile Homes N. Highway 54 E Guymon, OK 338-5802 ROBERT CARTER CHEVROLET BUNCH FUNERAL HOME builders. P. O. Box 385 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Builder of Quality Homes for Less Phone [405] 33B-5000 CENTURY BUILDERS REAL ESTATE GnlUM- li r i riiT£m ® AEM. REALTORS REALTOR OPPORTUNITY Put Number 1 to work for you . MDEPENDENTLY OWNED OPERATED [405-338-58881 | After Hour� 338-2115 | 121 NW 9th- BOX 1011 CENTURY 21 A M, REALTORS CHOICE JANITORIAL SERVICE -DAY- -WEEK- HOME - OFFICE BUSINESS-APTS. • CARPETS CLEANED • FLOOR STRIPPING WAXING • WINDOWS OWNED OPERATED BY GREG SEARS -MONTH- -YEAR- 338-3009 801 N. QUINN - GUYMON CHOICE JANITORIAL SERVICE THE CITY NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY 155 105 W. 11th 338-5800 Country Accessories, Custom Draperies, Ail types Window Treatments Decorating Service, Silk Plants Baskets, Wallpaper CLAYCOMB BATTERY CREATIVE INTERIOR ELECTRIC DESIGNS CITY OF GUYMON 156 504 E. 4th Street Guymon, OK 338-6448 things go better,! .-With Coke GUYMON COCA COLA COMPANY Crane-Freeman CONCEPTS Advertising Public Relations Graphic Design Call, write or come by for one of our FREE brochures. 421 Medical Drive Guymon, OK 338-3339 DON MILLER STAN MILLER FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY 11th and Quinn Guymon, Okla. 73942 (405) 338-8494 CLINIC PHARMACY CRANE-FREEMAN CONCEPTS 157 COUCH CLINIC CREATIVE FINANCIAL STRATEGIES INC. FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS QERAUb T. VAN NDRT BOX 469 GUYMON. OK 73942 405-33B-1133 TENNIS A SPORT FOR ALL AGES Contact Kevin Cunningham now for Spring Tennis Lessons CREATIVE FINANCIAL KEVIN CUNNINGHAM STRATEGIES, INC. THE DANCE COMPANY OWNER — CLAUDIA WINTERS 711 N. MAIN 338-7159 or 8954 G S l Grain Tanks DAN DEE Supply Company P 0 Box 280 r Star Buildings Steel Products 506 West Highwav 54 GUYMON OKLAHOMA 73942 1405) 338 5831 DANDEE SUPPLY COMPANY DAYLIGHT DONUTS 159 © HPHOTO 61 3 North Main P. 0. Box 1173 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 DEE KRONE, OWNER Business: 405-338-3660 Residence: 405-338-7917 DEE'S PHOTOSHOP DONREY CABLEVISION 160 Estate Consultants P.O. Box 1763 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 T. L. Hogan Guymon Ph: 405-338-3597 ESTATE CONSULTANTS Gerald Dixon, Guymon Real Estate Broker for 19 years and 1940 GHS graduate show memorabilia in his office at 501 N. Main to his Grand- daughter Mit i Mumble, of the Class of 1987. That's Mitzi on the left; Dixon on the right; and a Gnu head from Kenya, Africa in the center. GERALD DIXON REAL ESTATE EAGAN'S CURTIS MATHES 161 Apprentices Stephanie Taylor and Michelle Frittz 502 E. 4th Guymon, OK 338-6449 FOUR R INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY FLOWERS PLEASE GARRISON AGENCY, INC. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! SHIRLEY HUNTER CRYSTAL CAUDELL JACQUE HYER melody McCreary DR. GAYLE GIBSON SUSIE RONNE DR. DARYL GIBSON DONA COOPER 1734 N. Roosevelt 338-7210 GIBSON-GIBSON. DDS GOOD-YEAR Guymon Tire Service Center DENNIS (Hoot) GIBSON Manager Box 1648 Phone (405) 338-2516 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 GUYMON TIRE SERVICE CENTER CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1987 AND WISHES YOU A BRIGHT FUTURE DR. GERRY GOTCHER HER STAFF GERRY GOTCHER, DC 164 GUYMON DAILY HERALD GUYMON GLASS GUYMON AUTO COMPANY SALES 101 S. Main Street Guymon 124 E. Fourth Guymon 405 338-3274 338-8188 BUY SELL TRADE AUTO GLASS MIRRORS ALL YOUR GLASS NEEDS GUYMON AUTO SALES GUYMON GLASS COMPANY Parts and Machines to Supply All Your Motor Needs Hwy. 54N.E. 338-3316 APPLE COMPUTER SALES AND SERVICE 510 N. Main 338-3253 GUYMON MOTOR PARTS GUYMON OFFICE SUPPLY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! GUYMON Paint and Body SHOP • Complete Auto Painting and Repair • Truck Repa.r DONALD SCOTT • Frame Work • Front End • Wmdhsields • Vinyl Tops • Trim and Stripping • Muftlers Brakes 405 338-8804 805 East 12th Guymon, OK RIP AIRING ii in u«i ■Ul HI lie uumon SEWING CENTER SINGER Homr ©VIKING Panasonic Vacuum Cleaners PARTS SERVICE CREDIT PLAN 405-338-7611 509 N. MAIN • GUYMON GUYMON PAINT AND BODY GUYMON SEWING CENTER SHOP 166 STANDARD SUPPLY Northeast 54 Highway Guymon, OK 73942 8-6 p.m. Mon-Fri 8-5 p.m. Sat. GUYMON STANDARD SUPPLY HANDI STOP HENSON FUNERAL HOME 167 Guymon Tile GUYMON TILE FLOOR COVERING 312 N. East Street 338-1118 � ■� � (■ fi ft ]—r 1 . .r ANACIN Hpprrntv � ii 1309 N. East Street 338-5595 HENSON PHARMACY R. T. HICKS PHOTOGRAPHICS E. Hwy 54 Robyn, Macanda, Shara, Meg Ann Hinchey 168 HINCHEY FORD, INC HITCH COMMODITIES, Inc. Box 1301 Guymon, OK 73942 (405) 338-8503 X '—I c HITCH FEEDLOT, Inc. P. O. Box 1559 Guymon, OK 73942 (405) 338-2533 HITCH ENTERPRISES Box 1308 Guymon, OK 73942 (405) 338-8575 Hi-Plains Sports Center HITCH ENTERPRISES HOFFERBER TRUCK LINES, INC. HOUSER AGENCY INSURANCE MANAGEMENT Si Prudential SERVICES ROBERT CONNER • OWNER ACENT 12th Quinn • Guymon • 338-3454 Life — Health — Crop Hail Auto — Homeowners — Estate Planning Group Insurance — Financial Services 170 INSURANCE MANAGEMENT SERVICES INDEPENDENT HARDWARE GIFTS 338-7990 IRWIN AND CHARLENE CATES 120 WEST TENTH ST. PHONE 405 338-7234 GUYMON, OKLAHOMA 73942 INDEPENDENT HARDWARE GIFTS JACK'S FRUIT MARKET 406 N.E. 4th JACK'S UPHOLSTERY STAN JETT, M.D. DR. J JACK’S FRUIT MARKETS PLANT FARM Indoor Plants — Tomato Pepper Plants Carden Supplies — Peat Moss — Potting Soil All Types Ortho Ferti-Lome Plant Foods, Plant Sprays, Insecticides Fertilizers Suppliers of Restaurants, Schools Institutions — Fruits, Vegetables Produce Retail Wholesale 1610 N. Main Guymon 338-6318 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 J G IRRIGATION Sales and Service REPAIR ALL MAKES OF PUMPS GEARHEADS —Simmons Pumps— 405-338-1111 521 NORTH CRUMLEY • GUYMON, OKLAHOMA 172 J G Irrigation CONGRATULATIONS, TIGERS! W@2) U PLUMBING UTILITY LINES CONTRACTOR JIM F. GEORGE LICENSED BONDED INSTALLATION REPLACEMENT OF WATER-SEWER-GAS LINES EXCAVATING (405) 338-7471 15 ION JAMES GUYMON JIFCO, INC. Parties — Banquets — Catering E-BOB’S Steak House Phone 338-2519 Hwy. 54N.E. P. O. Box 1332 Guymon, Okla. 73942 Where the Finest Food and Friendly Service Awaits You. K-BOB'S STEAK HOUSE KEN'S JACK JILL KEY CREDIT KIRBY SALES AND SERVICE 174 KITTLE'S TV, AUTOMOTIVE, AND STOP GO 114 N. Okla. P.O. Box 316 Cuymon 338-6072 LOBIT STUDIO KTM DRILLING, INC. Apowng • Auctioneering • Property Management Rentals • Commercial • Residential • Farm Ranch P'OOerty • RUSS SMITH Owner-Broker P.O Box 1787 Res: (405) 338-7770 I 1024 N Main Office: (405) 338-3636 I Guvmon, Oklahoma 73942 or 338-5064 Wtr LANDMARK REAL ESTATE 175 Avid Tiger Fans Carl, Warner, and Roger 110 E. 5th McKinnon 338-3341 FAMILY-OWNED OPERATED CONSISTENTLY GOOD FOOD AT MODERATE Hwy. 64 N. PRICES 338-5633 Long McKinnon Insurance LOVATO'S J R MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANT RGJpiitson GUYMON, OK - PHONE 338-6575 GENERAL OILFIELD COMMERCIAL DIRT CONTRACTORS 24 HOUR SERVICE Hwy. 54 N.E. — Guymon 338-6575 Lumber Mart R. G. Morgan Son 176 Jf, ft, I MAHS RESTAURANT SI 20 Highway 54 East GUYMON, OKLAHOMA 73942 Tel: (405) 338-7664 OPEN HOURS Mon.-Sat. 11AM. to 10 PM. Sun. 11 AM. - 9 PM. Mah's Restaurant McMurry Clinic . . . professionals dedicated to serving you. Robert L. Pracht, D.O. R. Kelly McMurry, D.O. W. D. McMurry, D.O. McMurry Clinic 177 Flowers For Every Occasion WEDDINGS • FUNERALS SPECIAL OCCASIONS cA [a. iCun i foiaf Er Ea(lL 2 £COt full line oi ctke decotahng supplies c tiaxifyn :u n on, Own fit Ph (405)338 5747 OR (405) 338 2484 423 N Mam Guymon. OK 73942 421 Medical Drive 338-6506 ■ MARILYN'S FLORAL CAKE MEDICAL ARTS CLINIC DECOR MCDONALD'S 1906HWV. 64N. GUYMON 338-5668 178 Whirlpool RCA Litton Hitachi TV APPLIANCE 1908 Hwy. 64N. Guymon, Okla. 73942 Phone 338-5303 Shane Coxwell Scott Coxwell Manager Sales Technician Full Machine Shop «All Types of Welding MIDWEST MACHINE WELDING P.O. Box 1421 1020 S. East St. (Hwy. 136S) Bus. (405) 338-8170 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Complete Driveline Service • Hydraulic Hose and Acces. Emergency (405) 338-7077 ROBERT BIRDSILL OWNER MEL'S TV APPLIANCE MIDWEST MACHINE WELDING Mike, Rhonda, Pam, Ron 303 N.E. 12th 338-8271 MIKE'S STYLE SHOP TANNERY MUSIC WORLD 179 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 M©bil MOBIL OIL MR. BURGER V i JOE D. MUSE, PRESIDENT Box 1195 Cuymon, OK 73942 (405) 338-8563 1 -800-654-3233 Ricky Pickens, Dispatcher Res. (405) 338-8159 182 NATIONAL VIDEO MUFFLER-IFFIC NASH BROTHERS MOTOR CO., INC. MUFFLER-IFFIC ROYCEt WESTfcNHAVER. Owner Custom Exhaust • Mufflers • Brakes Alignment • Air Conditioning • State Inspection Bus. Hours 103 N. Main Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Sat. 8 a.m.-Noon Ph. (405) 338-2758 NASH BROTHERS Factory Authorized Sales Service Complete Automobile Repairing Authorized Factory Parts 524 N. Main OLDSMOBILE 338-3301 HIH TRUCKS w nr m isi Rodney Nelson Certified Public Accountant P.O. BOX 1453 316 NORTHRIDGE CIRCLE GUYMON, OKLAHOMA 73942 (405) 338-2543 RODNEY NELSON W. N. OXLEY, M.D. OXLEY CLINIC 1309 N. EAST ST. GUYMON, OK 73942 OFFICE PHONE: (405) 338-6224 C.P.A. W. N. OXLEY, M.D. 1212 N.E. 12th 338-5016 OLIVER'S RESTAURANT 184 P H AUTO REPAIR GENERAL AUTO REPAIR SERVICE TUNE-UPS - BRAKE SERVICE HARVEY HULS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS DALE FISHGRAB HUNTER WHffi BALANCING AIL TYPES Auto Air Conditioning Safe A Service —DIAL —■ 1 338-7992 | 406 N. ELLISON GUYMON ?Ro A Palmer Sons • TUw 405-338-9212 mim-mM-mmitro J P H Auto Repair Rod Palmer Sons PANHANDLE CARPET 713 N. Main Guymon, Okla. 405-338-3291 We'll get on our knees to lay your rug JAMES THARP, Owner Armstrong carpet« J Ho. PANHANDLE PANHANDLE CARPET BOOKKEEPING SERVICE OIL FIELD MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION -24 HOUR SERVICE- •roustabouts«backhoes� dump trucks dozer«winch trucks� grading«floats PANHANDLE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. ,,- zdTF- 5T .c,- 0 fRAT VT TELEPHONE I40M 938 2956 Guymon Oklahoma GARY KENNEDY General Manager GENE R. SOUTH Assistant General Manager Office Address 603 South Main Mailing Address P.O. Box 1188 186 PANHANDLE TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. FARM BUREAU INHUHANCI OKLAHOMA FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY AG SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY DON PATTERSON General Agent Office Phone 114 West 5th Office: 405 338-8584 Guymon, OK 73942 Home: 405 338-6738 DON PATTERSON, G.A. — FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 187 PERK'S CONVENIENCE STORES 0 630 WHOLESALE - RETAIL FARM DELIVERY FUEL - OILS - GREASES HWY. 54 N.E. 338-6536 PERKINS PETROLEUM, INC. WHIRLPOOL AUTHORIZED DEALER HEATING COOLING PRODUCTS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING — ELECTRICAL HEATING APPLIANCES POWELL REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC Sales Service VERNON E. POWELL 405 338-6039 204 CIRCLE DRIVE GUYMON, OK 73942 GENERAL ELECTRIC — HOTPOINT FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER POWELL REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC m realtor BobTiefatt -.im� ™ 214 W. 5th GUYMON, OKLA. 73942 338-6779 TORI HAWKINS BARBARA QUESENBURY 338-1403 338-6659 BOB PIERATT REAL ESTATE North — Hwy. 64 North 338-8352 South — Hwy. 54 East 338-3818 PIZZA HUT 189 PARKVIEW PHARMACY QUALITY CLEANERS Oklahoma's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-Made TOM QUAID Taylor Publishing Company BOX 0OOO3O BETHANY OKLAHOMA 73000 800 522-8564 405 787-8191 One of the largest fastest growing dyeing cleaning companies in the world Residential — Commercial Carpet Cleaning Dyeing Tinted Faded Carpets Upholstery Cleaning Water Extraction Ozone Machine for Smoke Damage Fiber Guard In Home Drapery Cleaning 190 TOM QUAID Rainbow International RAMIREZ CLINIC CUSTOM BUILDING • REMODELING ADDITIONS Rip's Building ----------- Remodeling RON RIFFEL, Owner 201 N. May RES: 338-3178 Guymon, OK 73942 MOBIL: 338-2807 RIP'S BUILDING REMODELING 191 BOX 1207 GUYMON, OK 73942 405-338-6104 Dwight Rice OWNER —OPERATOR BOX 3344 BORCER, TX 79008 806-274-2994 D. E. RICE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. RITTER WATER WELL SERVICE 192 !'Because }jou Want Ohe ‘Best... Financial Need for Today ★ Money for College ★ Investments ★ Planning for Tomorrow Jim Henslee PEDATI OTDMMMl 405-338-8634 P.0. Box 506 • 705 North Main • Guymon, OK SERVICE FIRST RICHARDSON LANDSCAPE and NURSERY TORO- — —• • SPRINKLER SYSTEM DESIGN INSTALLATION COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL • COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE BLUEGRASS SOD MIKE RICHARDSON OWNER 38-2072 O.C.l.ON NW 24th V? Ml WEST OF HWY 64 GUYMON. OK. RICHARDSON LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY SEARS 193 RICHARD O. SHAFFER Public Accountant A Professional Corporation Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Box 486 — 611 E. Fourth Phone: 405 338-8454 SMITH FUELS, INC. P. 0. Box 1323 • 6th May Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Business 405-338-3123 (conoco) RICHARD O SHAFFER ACCOUNTING SMITH FUELS, INC. CONTRACTORS SPECIALIZING IN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS FOR: • OIL FIELD • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • IRRIGATION PUMP WIRING ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR REWINDING SIMS ELECTRIC INC HWY. 136 S. - GUYMON Dewayne Atchley Elkhart Foreman Kirk Smith President Mark Dunham Guymon Foreman 194 SIM'S ELECTRIC, INC SLOAN'S PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Interior Exterior Free Estimates 802 N. Oklahoma Guymon Phone 405 338-3737 John Sloan 802 N. Oklahoma (405) 338-3737 Guymon. OK 73942 JOHN and LAURA SLOAN Owners - Operators MAGIC CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CO. £ SLOAN'S PROFESSIONAL PAINTING and MAGIC CARPET 195 SONIC DRIVE IN SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 196 OOPS! DldID313 NlVdS • Residential • Industrial • Commercial 24 Hour Service 338-6188 Boom Truck Service Mobile 338-9214 SPAIN ELECTRIC OFFICE PRODUCTS STANFIELD PRINTING CO., INC. Three Locations to Serve You . . . Liberal, Kansas Village Plaza 7-10 (316) 624-8441 Guymon, Oklahoma 322 N. Main (405) 338-8418 Woodward, Oklahoma 1402 22nd Street (405) 256-8144 OUT OF STATE WATS 1-800-233-1247 OKLAHOMA WATS 1-800-344-3421 (GUYMON STORE ONLY] MINOLTA COPY MACHINES 197 STANFIELD PRINTING CO., INC PAT MATTHEWS INSURANCE 516N.E. 12th 338-3276 or 338-2115 AUTO, HOME, LIFE, HEALTH, FARM For All Your STATE FARM INSURANCE I PAT MATTHEWS STATE FARM INSURANCE STEPHENS LAND CATTLE COMPANY, INC. SUBURBAN THEATRE SUBURBAN HOME VIDEO AUIS-CMA1MIM Steiger Tractors 4-Wheel Drive JhesstonL I HUM lOinfUINl I S Si H TRACTOR CO. — SALES S SERVICE - Lilliston Rolling Cultivator Miller Offset Discs Gleaner Combines Farmhand Dial 338 2579 Parts Nights 338 7436 Pater Hein 338 2986 Joe Hein Hwy 54 S W GUVMON, OKLA 73942 SUNSET HILLS GOLF SHOP S H TRACTOR CO. SUNSET HILLS GOLF SHOP 199 ■ ‘■sfl? • i - .Ji; if • JC fc. a ' w j � ff-JJ . ._ v r • fl© Spmus i ( ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 338-6890 SPARKS ELECTRIC iii 11 Swiff-TT Independent yHH HHi HIGHWAY 54 EAST 338-3311 SWIFT INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. TEXAS COUNTY CHRYSLER BB Texas County Chrysier. Inc. PHONE: 409 HWY. 54 WEST v— 338-8566 GUYMON, OKLA. 73942 200 TEXAS COUNTY CHRYSLER TICER PEST CONTROL 915 S. Lelia P.O. Box 1162 Guymon, Oklahoma 338-2104 LICENSED INSURED INSECT RODENT CONTROL TREE SPRAY —TERMITES Guarantee) Free Estimates No Contracts Al Mary Ticer (Owners) Steve Halonen — Aaron Elliott — Kenneth Coulson TICER PEST CONTROL BEST WESTERN TOWNSMAN MOTEL •POOL «HBO «RESTAURANTS NEARBY •FREE COFFEE A ROLLS «TOUCH TONE PHONES • KING QUEEN A WATERBEDS AVAILABLE •TRUCK PARKING «SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT For Reservations Call 405-338-6556 Direct For Reservations Call 1-800-528-1234 ™F HWY 54 E 1 BLK NE OF JCT 3 GUYMON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 TOWNSMAN MOTEL TEXAS COUNTY FEED YARD, INC. TRACY'S CHIMNEY SWEEP TURNING POINT CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE UNITED DISCOUNT DRUG ’PING CENTER 202 NORTHRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER UNITED SUPERMARKET ill VERES INTERNATIONAL, INC. HWY 54 EAST • BOX 1709 GUYMON. OKLAHOMA 73942 405-338-2541 or 2546 VERSATILE RES. PH. 338-8246 GUYMON. OKLAHOMA 73942 VERES INTERNATIONAL, INC. G T V 120 W. Fourth P.O. Box 469 Guymon, OK 73942 405-338-2523 GERALD T. VAN NORT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT JUB? © ©iTO VICTORY CENTER 5th 4 6- 0 BSPGuymon. Quinn y U IPU Ok la. For GOO loved the world vo wch th«t He gave Hi� only Son vo that anyone w a be- lieve� in His vhall not perivh but receive eternal Life. GOO did not vend JESUS into the world to condemn u� . but to � ave u� .-(J«.3:lG-17) Unle� � you believe that I (JESUS) m the Son of GOO. you will die In your � 1n .-(Jn.B:7«) But now GOO ha� vhown jv a different way to Heaven - not by ’being good enough and trying to keep Hit law� , but by a new way. Now GOO � ay� He will accept and ac- quit - declare u� 'not guilty - if we tru� t JESUS Chrl� t to take away our � ln� . And we ALL can be � aved In thiv vaae way. by cowing to Chri� t. no setter rf o we are or what ■« have been like. Te . all have � 1rmed; all fall thort of COO'� gloriout ideal, yet now GOO declare� u� 'not guilty of offending His if we tna� t V Jtsus Chritt, idio in Hi� hindnen freely take� away our � tn� .-(Ups.3:71-74) J JESUS IS LORD OVER Guymon Tigers 203 GERALD T. VAN NORT, CPA VICTORY CENTER WALDROP CLEANERS Fine Quality Cleaning 116 W. 5th 338-7126 207 W. 12th 338-3702 Quality Wallpaper Sales and Installation WALDROP CLEANERS THE WALLPAPER SHOP Waterbeds lo n’ Things Th« Wate'beo People Marvin Linda Thomason Owner Manager Box 1876 (405) 338-7793 Guymon, OK New Used Radiators Radiator Repair WAYNE’S TEXACO RADIATOR Complete Full Service Tires, Batteries, Oil Acc. Wayne Maytum 1220 N. Main Shop: 405-338-7106 P.O. Box 1767 Home: 405-338-1002 Guymon, OK 73942 204 WATERBEDS 'N' THINGS WAYNE'S TEXACO RADIATOR WIRTZ LUMBER SUPPLY INC njou Comp (We 'THome (Wm _£-2 - ._ Kitchen Baths Designed With You —— In Mind ■ ' fwIRTZ HOME CENTER LUMBER • BUILDING MATERIALS PITTSBURGH PAINTS STORM DOORS • PLUMBING SUPPLIES • DOORS 4 r' WINDOWS • CHAIN LINK 4 ’4 WOOD FENCE CEMENT BUILDING BLOCKS 219 Quinn I uv ifcot uk a « | GUYMON, OK Wirtz Lumber Supply Inc. wx mm 306 N.E. 4th Street Guymon, Oklahoma David Welch Tax Service Wicker Barber Shop 205 Box 1326 Guymon, Oklahoma 73942 Office 405-338-3830 DON RAY WINTER Mobile Ph. 338-9231 Res. 405-338-5647 WOLF'S BODY SHOP HWY. 54 WEST AND 205 S. Crumley Guymon, OK 73942 (405) 338-7411 Wolf's Body Shop Bryan L. Wright Douglas Dale Clark Jett Zellers Jewelers WE INVITE YOU TO First Baptist Church 6TH ACADEMY WE APPRECIATE THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS FOR THEIR SUPPORT The Best of Times Dr. Mrs. R. A. Bohlander Burke's TV Music Center Collvin's Plumbing Color 1 Associate, Jo Dunham Comb Pipe Repair Myrtle Costner, Avon Representative Daniel's Gymnastics Dunaway Manor Larry L. Field Gene's Roto Rooter G C Upholstery Center Guymon Furniture Honey Tree Beauty Shop Juanita's Candles, Gifts Flowers Longhorn Commodities, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Jim Oakes, Sr. Odell's Hair Emporium Panhandle Furniture Panhandle Travel Service Pete's Signs Quality Used Cars Ralph's Muffler Remmel Real Estate Scott Paint Body Shop Eddie Paula Singleterry Sudz Your Dudz, Inc. USA Lodge Ulysses Irrigation Pipe Co., Inc. Dr. Mrs. Ronald Vaughn Wag-A-Bag (Downtown) Wag-A-Bag 16 (Village) Water Systems Plus, Inc. Western Iron Salvage Zak's Cheese Haus V