Guthrie High School
Guthrie High School is located at 200 Crooks Drive in Guthrie, Oklahoma. It is the only high school in Guthrie Public Schools. The school's history dates back to the late 19th century; the current building opened in 1968, with two additional wings added on later.
Athletics
Guthrie High School competes in Class 5A of the OSSAA. The mascot is the Bluejay. GHS won state championships in football in 2002, 2007 and 2011 and in basketball in 2008 and 2009. The Bluejays also won a state championship in boys' track and field in 2009, a first for the track and field program in Guthrie.
Notable alumni
Oklahoma Schools Navigation
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Guthrie Public Schools
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High School |
Guthrie High School
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Junior High School |
Guthrie Junior High School
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Elementary Schools |
Central Elementary · Cotteral Elementary · Fogarty Elementary · Guthrie Upper Elementary
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Cleveland • Cushing • Douglass • Glenpool • Harrah • McLoud • Santa Fe South • Tecumseh
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Catoosa • Jay • Mannford • McLain • Miami • Oologah • Vinita • Wagoner
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Anadarko • Blanchard • Bridge Creek • Marlow • Riverside • Tuttle • Weatherford
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Berryhill • Blackwell • Cascia Hall • Dewey • Kellyville • Nowata • Sperry
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Beggs • Checotah • Henryetta • Keys (Parkhill) • Okmulgee • Roland • Victory Christian
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Christian Heritage • Crooked Oak • Jones • Lexington • Luther • Millwood • Northeast
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Comanche • Cordell • Frederick • Hobart • Lindsay • Mt. St. Mary • Walters • Washington
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Hartshorne • Heavener • Panama • Pocola • Talihina • Vian • Wilburton
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Caney Valley • Chelsea • Chouteau-Mazie • Lincoln Christian • Newkirk • Pawhuska • Pawnee
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Adair • Colcord • Commerce • Kansas • Ketchum • Quapaw • Salina • Wyandotte
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Cashion • Crescent • Hinton • Minco • Okeene • Pioneer-Pleasant Vale • Wellston
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Apache • Burns Flat-Dill City • Carnegie • Hollis • Mangum • Sayre • Snyder
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Bray-Doyle • Empire • Healdton • Ringling • Velma-Alma • Waurika • Wilson
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Dibble • Elmore City-Pernell • Maysville • Rush Springs • Stratford • Wayne • Wynnewood
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Central-Sallisaw • Gore • Haileyville • Porum • Quinton • Savanna • Warner • Wewoka
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Barnsdall • Drumright • Hominy • Liberty • Morrison • Woodland • Yale
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Canton • Cherokee • Garber • Geary • Kremlin-Hillsdale • Laverne • Merritt • Pond Creek-Hunter/Wakita • Ringwood • Seiling
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Alex • Bowlegs • Central High • Cyril • Davenport • Fox • Macomb • Oklahoma Christian Academy • Paoli • Sasakwa
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Allen • Caddo • Canadian • Cave Springs • Dewar • Gans • Keota • Victory Life • Weleetka • Wetumka
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Agra • Copan • Depew • Kiefer • Oaks Mission • South Coffeyville • Summit Christian • Watts • Welch • Wesleyan Christian
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Balko • Boise City • Buffalo • Forgan • Goodwell/Yarbrough • Sharon-Mutual • Shattuck • Tyrone • Waynoka
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Cement • Corn Bible Academy • Duke • Grandfield • Mt. View-Gotebo • Ryan • Temple • Thackerville • Tipton
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Carney • Covington-Douglass • Coyle • Deer Creek-Lamont • Medford • Southwest Covenant • Timberlake • Waukomis
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Arkoma • Bluejacket • Bokoshe • Claremore Christian • Kinta • Maud • Midway • Prue • Webbers Falls
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