Snyder High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Snyder, TX)
- Class of 1951
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WM N34 N070 'il' 14-flfblxlx -ffvgffjlffff.. rg W j-ff 11.1, hi 1 4? 'V W eff yi'-I! , fv lf b5v'V1LW7b vfjgvvt , 5 -I fl' uf 'ff U if 7 ' , hr 41'-I i v juli' f 1 v 5 127- fr f ' L- fl -ev Je. K ff gs y.Y'f 'fe ' Foreword In this volurne, the staff has attemptedlto give a'picture of life in Snyder High School--not a complete picture, to be sure, since such would be impossible in a book of this size--but a picture which shows some of everything which has happened in Snyder High this year. The staff would like to express sincere thanks to the countless people who have helped us compile and edit this volume. I Finally, we wish to say that in presenting this volume we hope and trust that you will judge our accomplishments, and remember that we have tried to the best of our ability to keep apace with the astounding progress of our school as a whole. f'.', ff A3 l Q 3+ ' ij QQ A I x I X f ' .f ............, 'L ' f'L-711 X -iff! ---.1:-.,-F'-V s , --,X sx Tgfgtjgiffil'-22.5 K 1 Nw ,,M,::-7 K, ,im X 2 ' if:-:T-.rxtir----1 2 'fzlvfril X K' Fsii'-U5 ' P 4'k5321', X 4. ,r ' . -+L? -.,.., L 5:-.zzz-,:yggJ, TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION VIEWS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JuNloRs soFHoMoREs FRESHMEN FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES ADVERTISING DEDICATION I s : Q .. LEE T. STINSON M. E. STANFIELD J. B. TURNER President Superintendent Vice-President Busy men are chosen for the big tasks--and big tasks await those who would assume the grave responsibilities of decision for the future. Such decision requires wisdom, foresight, integrity, and faith. Snyder High School is indeed fortunate that it has a board oftrustees anda superintendent who possess all these qualities in abundance. It is there- fore in appreciation for the service which these menhave rendered to the Snyder schools that the Tiger's Lair is dedicated to them. is Im H? fi S r Q f ,J . 1-- l N I x W.H. SCARBOROUGH P. A. KEATON Secretary BOB DUPREE ir E WAYNE BOREN Not Pictu-Ted E. H. .WILLIAMSON E. 'iff '- ..- 5 'V AUDITORIUM ,..f '- Views ,'f HIGH SCHOOL ,aan Y hm-HV I Y YW ' ' 'i'f ' H L' Y Q44 Y W 'W ,YV .,,,2df ' ' ' ' - f-2 ,,,,,,, , Q .T f f- ,.y . . fref1g q-,g+f-, ,. +-ff my Q- f M- mg. ' g-1,.,,g .'m.hj ' A ' - - ' V 4 'V' '-21:5 - 'f .., . , A -, ' - ,f,F'J. Vi, I .. I ' ,.,-. , K , ' ff. , . , . .. ., , - V , B --.- mm. . B I . ,, ..- .. . 4 , E . J--' ., .iam N. . ,. Views li . ,, . W -L, fgmr. M , , , qv.. , - mx. QA? , GYMNASIUM 47 'x 49- 1 W f 9 Q 'xx ,K --v-.--v., 'Z' 1 X4 u uk as -f M-..-'-AM - - - wf N . A Mais. , Jian' ' Vs-4. i...J.1 .. 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He served as Principal for seven years until, in 1948, he was made Superintendent of the Snyder Consolidated Independent Schools. Mr. Stanfield has worked very diligently on the consoli- dation program for the Scurry County Schools and on the tremen- dous building program that the Snyder schools have undertaken to take care of the influx of student population. Mr. Stanfield has a genial personality and .always has a pleasant smile for everyone he mleets. He has an intense interest in students and their problems. .V--- fi ,J- c....----W L Qs? XX 374-9-4 A-i 1 fm. sv-f f , . V iT'-may ' TS: J f-fe.-ff x .riff ' A 27 'ii -' - ' 5 -:, fm tk- W' , 5. P j . inve- I , 1-ra..-.1--.-. - ---M - f - i4 l W 'Ya ' -2- 1 lf. E 4 1-.Y .P YV P81 K? s f MR. T.D. .WIMAN, JR. --Principal Mr. Wiman is a graduate of Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. He came to Snyder in 1947 shortly after being discharged from the United States Navy. Mr. Wiman taught Book- keeping, General Science, and Biology his first year in Snyder High. In 1948, he was made principal of High School and has serv- ed in this capacity since that time. Mr. Wiman always has the student's interest at heart, and has proved to be a good friend and a wise counselor for all who come' under his jurisdiction. f..?f ' X1-'e,5 ' 1 f 7 f -pu ' f 7 'sf ' ,-... ' 9. .,- ' ' P1 I. - I Q ar 2 ' 5 .QE Q r H nl N l 5 fa l M if-I S ss gms gmw ww B , 2 , ax 71 as 59 m Q VP' -L ' JIU MR. ELMER TAYLOR Business Manager wi ss R' , H' ff M EW MRS. J. E. WALLER MRS. MARIAN DUNHAM Secretary to Mr. Wiman Secretary to Mr'. Taylor ob ll 'kiiiierfif'-'5 ' may 93,4 . 'J Sv 9 W OFFICE GIRLS A Back Row: Joanne Cockrell, Lujean Maddox, Ann Purcell, Nadine Moore, Betty White. Front Row: Mary Cole, Patsy Pogue, Mary Stinson, Norma Sue vonRoeder, Nelly Jo Tubbs, Dona Lee Bills. SUPERINTENDENT 'S SECRETARIES Mrs. Margie Callaway Miss Thelma Leslie STUDENT COUNCIL R EPR ESENTATIVES 3. GRANT TEAFF Pre sident MISS ZAIDA BROWN Sponsor l W7 'N-s W-siegxn me is Q' w- mug, - I fg ANNE RICHARDSON Vice -President The Student Council ll l il L l E2 ll V 1 l Back Row: Judy Ivy, Jerry Allen, Ellis Huddlestorx, Anne Richardson, Grant Teaff. Middle Row Miss Zaida Brown, Joe Davenport, Barbara Lewis, Joyce Wendland, Wanda Griffith, Jane Houston Joan Addison, Mary Alice Richardson. Front Row: Laverta Rollins, Ozane Stringer, ,Toye Graham. Georgia Fay Walls, Jenny Cargile, Mary Nell Trevey, Betty Young. FACULTY MR. JAMES E. BAILEY A. C. C. B. S. Teaches General Science, Biology Freshman Sponsor Hobby--Coin Collection t. MR. HAL BATTLE Sul Ross B.S. Teaches World History Coach B Team Football Freshman Sponsor Hobby--Sports 1 1 - -H .- FORREST VERSQ Speech , ffyb VW-f I U Egg : ,.,u it W :MM Y, ii , mv' K H-EH T -In A-.rv MR. JACK BLANCHARD Sul Ross State B.S. Teaches Math. , Biology, Football Sponsor Ass't. Football Coach Hobby - -Sports MISS ZAIDA BROWN Phillips University at Enid, Oklahoma A.B. Teaches Algebra Senior Sponsor Student Council Hobby--Music MR. J.L. BROWNING Texas Tech. B.S. Teaches V.A. Sponsor F. F.A. Club Hobby - -Hunting v S If up MR. J.C. EVANS Texas Tech. B.B.A. Vocational Teaches Distributive Education Senior Sponsor Hobby--Guns, Sports , , J I If 1 J wr i i D 5-:fren ff W .ily MRS. MARY FAVER T.S. C. W. B.A. Graduate Work at University of Colorado Sponsor, Pep Squad Teaches English Hobby - -T ennis e Macbzhe of Champion. If ITD Q A mea M' ' J-ff,-,af MR. J.E. HENDERSON Texas Tech. B.S. Teaches V.A. Freshman Sponsor - F. F.A. Sponsor Hobby-- Dear Hunting MRS. IMOGENE HENRY Hardin-Simmons B.S. Teaches Bookkeeping Shorthand, Typing II Junior' Class Sponsor Hobby--Keeping House MISS JANE GILMORE Texas Tech. B.A. M.A Teaches English, Journalism Sophomore Sponsor Hobby - -Writing MR. C.D. HENRY Hardin-Simmons B.A. Teaches General Science Physics, Solid Geometry Freshman Math. Junior Class Sponsor Hobby--Fishing, Eating MRS. JOEL HODGES N. T. S. C. B. S. Teaches Home Economics H. E. Club Sponsor Hobby--Flowers, Children MR. CLINE KILLOUGI-I McMurry College B.C. Teaches Commercial Law, General Science, General Math. Hobby--Photography 9 X ' MRS. O.B. JORDAN MR. J. M. KAYSER Trinity University, Texas Tech. B.A. M.A. San Antonio, B.A. Teaches Geometry, Teaches English, World Algebra I History Line Coach Dramatic Club Sponsor H by- ly' Hobby--Flowers J -Q71-vvu.'QA f 07 IJ! ss an .14-,.,... MISS THELMA LESLIE MR. J. M. MOFFETT Texas Tech. , McMurry B.S. Texas Tech. B.A. Secretary to School Teaches P.E. Superintendent Football Sponsor Teaches Typing I Head Coach Hobby- -Reading Hobby- -Hunting is Q ss H a ss Y .fs ,,v . . f..,- .. , MRS J P NELSON MISS KATHERINE MRS M M O'REAR C W B NORTHCUTT Southwestern Tech B S L1brar1an West Texas State B S Teaches Enghsh Choral Sponsor of L1brary Club Teaches Amer1can Sophomore Sponsor Hobby Readmg H1story and C1v1cs Hobby Collectxng and Sponsors Qmll 8: Scroll Pamhng Photographs Freshman Class Annual Hobby Travehng X xxx xx xi MISS VERA PERIMAN MISS ELSIE RAMSDELL MR D E TEAL Texas Tech B S Un1vers1ty of Texas B S Hardm S1mmons B B A Teaches Home Econorrncs Umversrty of Houston M E Teaches General Busmess Sponsor of H E Club Teaches Enghsh Freshman Class Spousal- U S O Work for 7 yrs Juruor Sponsor Hobby Huntlng F1sh1ng Hobby People horses Hobby Readmg Flowers W n na - W MR. JIMMY VERNER McMurry, B, S, Teaches Band Hobby--Music X ,sa is - E. n we E. MRS. EULA WILLIAMS, R. N. MR BILLY JONES H bb Seagy Hospugl East Texas State Teachers, B. Sl O yn' ewlng' anasta Teaches Algebra, General Mat Hobby--Reading MRS. MAX L. HANCOCK MR. KENNETH GOFORTH North Texas State, B. B. A. Texas Tech, B. S, Teaches Commercial Arith. , Teaches Vocational Ag. Gen. Math, Gen. Business SPOTISOTS F.F.. A- Freshman Sponsor Hobby--Cattle Raising Hobby- -Reading ss 14 SEN IORS rss-wssnw .M-4,763 -4-+'f.l. .4L..,w Hw4L iAw-QA ,,-L - 82. Y -N-mn-'l'? ' 'LQ 4-wa. ..-...a W3 nm W 'F lv I 1 , 'i P Q r-sv J ' 'MJF V E ff' ..1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jay Fish ---------------------------- President Billy McCormick -------- --- Vice-President Patsy Pogue ------- ------------- S ecretary James Franklin ------------------- Treasurer Tommy Pherigo ----- -------- R eporter Seniors l SPONSORS Miss Zaida Brown Mrs. Forrest Beavers Mr. J'.C. Evans C v , JERRY ALLEN F. F. A. Club Football Boxing Track EVA ZAY ARNOLD D.E. Club Dramatics Club Office Girl Pep Squad F.H.A. Club BUDDY AVERY D.E. Club ' F. F. A. Club ED FRANK BAYOUTH Football Volleyball Boxing Track Annual-Bus. Mgr. Dramatics Club Jr. Play S Club , -QI 'w fl ,409 ai I0- . H Y., , 2 H Q H E hllfgji, 2 E .X a , Bs 'ig' m 3 I 4 il mumuwu- - H-- a mlm- ' muah -mmm GUSSIE ANTONY F. H. A. Club WENDELL AUTRY Pre s s Club Club JJ, 1-QU WWW!! ,JPG ---Q all 1 LELA BARR F. H. A. Club Pep Squad J LOWELL BEARDEN Football Track S Club Basketball Baseball Boxing LENORA BILLS F. H. A. Club Dramatics Club Pep Squad ISLASU BLAKELY Pep Squad Jr., Sr. Cheerleader Football Sweetheart Jr. Play Cast Choral Club Dramatics' Play AUBREY BLALOCK D.E. Club LOWELL BYNUM ,. .E Football , ' ,af Band President Jr. Class-Treas. S Club Track Lg, X-V, ot,w n sw me nM mv i V i TE ss 'ss E. mf Mr -W 5 Xe-as ss as .l ,A -Q 1 PGH .nik JAMES BIRDSONG Moved from Kilgore, Texas NEILDA BLAKELY F. H. A. Club WANDA BRUNSON Library Club Dramatics Club VERNA CALDWELL F. H. A. Club Dramatics Club D. E. Club Librarian GRACIE CHAUNCY Moved from Monahans, Texas WAYNE CLEMENT D. E. Club DOLORES COLLIER Moved from Kermit, Texas NORMA EIDSON Moved from Hobbs, New Mexico .-15 avi Q QMS mm me ,mm R i f A rf-pp Q 'M IQ - X mx: ai? RONNY CLARK Band Dramatics Club MAX COFFEE Football Captain Freshman Favorite Freshman President Pep Squad Sweetheart F. F. A. Club YISII Basketball JOHN DICKERSON Moved from Wink, Texas DORA ESTES Moved from Richland, Wash. -T, N f f JIMMY FAULKNER ' 'Y' Transferred from Seguin, Texas K -GJ f F ARTHUR FRANKLIN I A Jr. Play -A f 1'-w-3 L- o E IFJ '11 no as z m U1 I Transferred from E 'K , Tyler, Texas l 1 ,. ' A W R ' V .v-0 l l x xclq' l A . ' l I1 , 1.4.4. I tx KENTON GORDON 44' Ill' 'e 45? I. .Q 372' E . as um G-Tm Tl .swan 'DP D.E. Club Q- . 1--'gi 1' 1 E .1 , E 1 , I l 7 -, 1 , ' l , , 3 , ,. I 'il vl X 1 , , V' E N - . -- 5. . Q V I , . ll' 1 'J V JAY FISH Jr. Play Football Manager Pres. Sr. Class Jr. Favorite Sec. Jr. Class Quill and Scroll Tiger's Tale Basketball JAMES FRANKLIN Tiger's Tale Annual Staff Quill 8: Scroll Sec. 81 Treas. Jr. Play Sr. Class Treas. Press Club JO ANN GEE Annual Editor Band Sweetheart Jr. Play Dramatics' Plays Quill Sz Scroll F. H. A. Club Civics Survey JOYE GRAHAM Press Club Quill 8: Scroll I-LE. Club Pep Squad Student Council Tiger's Tale JOANNA GRIFFIN Moved from Irving, Texas MARGIE HARDIN F. H. A. Pep Squad Dramatics Basketball Volleyball Jr. Play Staff Parl. Soph. Class BILLY HICKS Football Boxing Track Tennis Boys' Quartet S Club MANUEL HEDGES Football S Club Boxing Jr. Play Staff Dramatics Annual Staff Basketball ANN GRUBB Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Pep Squad DAVID HARLIN Baseball Basketball Jr. Play Cast Drarnatics Club Annual Staff Quill 8: Scroll DON HEAD S cmb Pep Club Sweet- heart Football Basketball Boxing Tiger's Tale Staff JAMES HOLMES Civics Survey Basketball DAVE HOUSTON P. E. Civics Survey BILLY HUDDLESTON Baseball Basketball Track Tiger's Tale Quill. 82 Scroll Dramatics Club Press Club PEGGY JOURDEN Choral Club, Sec. Dramatics Club PEGGY LUNDY Ti.ger's Tale Pep Squad Choral Club Quill 8: Scroll, Reporter Press Club D. E. Queen D.E. Club, Sec. SHIRLEY HOUSTON Dramatics Club H.E. Club JUDY IVY Senior Play Student Council, Parliamentarian Dramatics Club MAE JEAN LEATH Pep Squad Jr. Play F.H.A. Club H.E. Club BONITA LYONS Drarnatics Club TenniS Club F.H.A. Club Sr. Play Basketball Volleyball GERALDINE MCDANIEL Dramatics Club Pep Squad CIVICS Survey SHIRLEY MILLER Choral Club Drarnatics Club Civics Survey BILLY MCCORMICK Jr Vice-Pres Sr Vice-Pres Football HSI! Annual Staff F F A Historian Track Boxing JOANN McDOWELL F H A Club Pep Squad Dramatics Club Basketball Volleyball Tennis Club 'F Q? '-'U' I 1 ,Agn ' Emil BARBARA LEWIS Dramatics Club Sr Cheerleader .Ir Class Pres Football Sweetheart Student Council Sec Pres Qulll 8z Scroll Annual Staff ASs't Bus Mgr JOHN MILLS F F A Club Boys' Chou' .TOY MCCORMICK Dramatics Club Library Club H E Club Office Girl 2 yrs HELEN NICKEL Pep Squad Choral Club Dramatics Club Volleyball Basketball IRALYN NEWBY Press Club Tiger's Tale, Ed. Quill 8: Scroll Annual Staff, Sec. Library Club F.H.A. Club, Sec. Pep Squad LANELL PARMER Civics Survey Dramatics Club F.H.A. Club Pep Squad PATSY POGUE Choral Club Dramatics Club F.H.A. Club Senior Class Sec. Sr. Play Jr. Play WANDA JEAN RAINWATER Pep Squad Dramatics Club Choral Club Pres. F. H.A. Sec. Soph. Favorite Jr. Favorite Hal1owe'en Duchess S. D. PARKS Press Club Treas. Quill 8: Scroll F.F.A. Club Jr. Play Sr. Play Tiger's Tale Bus. Mgr. Dqxjmatics Club l TOMMY PHERIGO Tiger's Tale F. F. A. Pres. F. F. A. I-list. Quill Sz Scroll Press Club Rep. Dist. F. F.A. Rep. Sr. Class Rep. JANICE POWLEDGE Transferred from El Dorado, Ark. RHETA RHODES Pep Squad F. H. A. ANNE RICHARDSON Jr. Play School Beauty Student Council Vice-Pres. Band Sweetheart Annual Staff, Ass l:. Ed. Quill 8: Scroll JANET SAFFEL Dramatics Club Pep Squad Jr. Play Cast D.E. Club Sr. Play Cast Volleyball Choral Club BILL SMITH F. F.A. Vice-Pres. Baseball F. F.A. Parl. F.F.A. Sec. F.F.A. Pres. of Area II Ass'n. JENELL SMITH F. H. A. Club Pep Squad Dramatics Club Basketball Volleyball Twirler Sr. Drum Major Tennis Club fl Nn CJ . -fi ,.u-'- puma B .. .N as , B . . to HH If 4-QT ,uf F: ' 2 . 4 Al' A 2.1 P -6-I gigfpgf Tj lf: f -.fi 3'Q- J TOMMY RILEY Civics Survey F. F. A. Club Track BENNY SIMS Football Boxing Track F. F.A. Rep. S Club Civics Survey DOLORES SMITH Dramatics Club . F. H. A. Library Club Pep Squad JANICE SMITH D.E. Club Dramatics Club Jr. Play Office Girl ERNEST SNEED Transferred from Eastland, Texas BOBBY SNELSON D.E. Club CI-IARLENE STEWART F. H. A. Club, Vice-Pres. Pep Squad Sr. 'Play Dramatics Club Basketball Choral Club HUBERT STROM Dramatics Club Jr. Play Sr. Play .0-'-P . .K E 4' X' z a ss a m ,-9 413. was I -.4 Qi x X 1 ' x Pl OTIS SNEAD D.E. Club Pres. Sr. Play BILLY DON SNIDER Sr. Play P. E. MARTHA STOKER Pep Squad Drarnatics Club H.E. Club Library Club Pres Librarian Civics Survey WELDON SWAN F. F. A. Hist. F. F. A. Vice-Pres Civics Survey li-- KAY TATE Press Club Dramatics 'Club Quill 8: Scroll Tiger's Tale SHIRLEY TEAGUE Dramatic s Club Twirler Band Q MARGARET VARNER rarnatics Club AY WEBER aseball ootball Mgr. oxing oys' Choral GRANT TEAFF Football, All-Dist Basketball Track Football Capt. Dramatics Club Pres. Student Council Pres. S Club NELLY JO TUBB Transferred from Palestine, Texas D.E. Club KAYE WEBER Drarnatics Club Sr. Play Jr. Play Quill Ez Scroll Press Club Choral Club Tiger's Tale Annual Staff FREIDA WHITEHURST F. H. A. Club Dramatics Club Pep Squad BILLY WAYNE WILLIAMS F.F.A. Parl. , Vice-Pres. Track FAYE WOMBLE F. H. A. NEAL WOOD Dramatics Club Sr. Play Civics Survey LYNN YORK F.H.A. Press Club BETTY LOU WILSON Pep Squad Dramatics Club Librarian Library Club Sec. Civics Survey FRANKLIN WOOD Football Basketball S Club F.H.A. Sweetheart Track PATSY WOOLEVER F.I-I.A. Club Pep Squad Jr. Play Sr. Play Volleyball Dramatics Club Basketball JUDY VAUGHN Transferred from Sweetwater , Texa an MERRY BODIE Choral Club C1v1cs Survey iw BECKY DENTON fi 1 -, Moved from We ' Maglll Oklahoma sl '5 'V?' rap WILLIAM CHUNN ,vi Moved from New 5' H-1!ff.L. 'Ns' BETTY PRINCE ,Q F H A Club I..1brar1an Iberxa I..ou1s1ana VIVIAN MERRITT Pep Squad F H A Club -,r ,,,?E,T- . ,. -L-- . , ,B iw as H Austin Bevans - - Mr. Johns ---- David McKenie - - - George Boyd - - Jim Simpkins ------ wflm la,-te, , it Senior Class Presents THE CHARM SCHOOL Cast of Characters -- Otis Snead -- S.D, Parks ---Neal Woods -- Hubert Strom ---Lowell Bynum Tim Sirnpkins--- ----- Earnest Sneed Elise Benedotti Miss Hays ---- - - - - - -Wanda Rainwater Char le ne Stewart Miss Curtis -- Sally Boyd ------ - - - Muriel Doughty -- Kaye Weber -- Patsy Pogue Shirley Teague Ethel Spelvin -------- --- Bonita Lyons Alex Mercer -- Lillian Stafford Madge Kent --- -lslasu Blakely -- ------ Janet Saffel Patsy Woolever Dotsie- ------- ---- A nn Grubbs Director --------- Mrs. F. Beavers Business Mgr. --- Miss Zaida Brown Advertising Mgr.--- Mr. J. C. Evans is Miss Brown, Mr. Evans, and Mrs Beavers seem very excited as they are given their gifts from the cast --Luihr . w.ww.wmwm -Q- - ga-1-al -V ' we---...ae-Q 9-Hswwfi Ai IUNIORS lid 1 ' 1 I-41 I .1 QM! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Billy John Voss --------------------- President Corena Burk ------------- ---- V ice-President Marlene Nixon ---------- Secretary-Treasurer Darlene Nixon ---------------- - ----- Reporter C.L, Green ----------------- Parliarnentarian Iuniors SPONSORS Mr. Clois Henry Mrs. Imogene Henry Miss Elsie Ramsdell Mr. I-LT. Dickson l.. is H . ' ' 417 fi, Q JUANITA ANDERSON BILLIE ALFORD DON ASHER JOYCE BARRON JAYME BILLS RHYLENE BISHOP V? 'TJ' W G BIRT JIMMIE HELEN BORUM CORNELIA BRADDOCK CLETA BROWN CORENA BURK RAYMOND BYRD 55 H: ,ms gs .E Q Yanni? B 'saws E , . Q 43 19' 5' . . , .' w . w V , fl .nm A an 14. LH 5359 ,,1,.H-'HW, F '. 'mEm W wfm'm' QM -s an N W gi V- gsm 1 - f-we I na DALE EUBANKS TOMMY FAULKNER A. C. FLOYD JACK HALPAIN C ri' ROBERT GLASS CLIFFORD GREEN ILL HANKS 4 J! I JANICE GREEN RAMONA HARLESS , X MARY JO HARREL N J HARRISON ARMIN I-IEGENHEISER w w n ss 7 ' ww ss sf -:gg H bl' 'J' , 5 lrjv,-gfgg ss n-1 ss BILLY HENLEY SHIRLEY HENSON SHIRLEY HODNETT '.. FA, fv',:-1 If-.1'Zn'J1 Qfl ELLIS HUDDLESTON I 5 A' , MARLIN JAMES I :': K J 1 I lg ' V 2521- 353.4 ff I ELL Q 1 MADELINE JOHNSON JEALENE JONES THOMAS JORDAN DON KELLER MICKEY KELLY JACK KELLY MARILYN JOHNSTON N if - fl! 1' 74 wx -V ' 7 it X I J 1 55g , H M.. 5 Q. L.5-5- sf, V ' , - . . E I sl X iz- -, ,IJ 19 ta ,f. css 7 w x I H FAYE KOONCE RIC HAR D LANAGAN DERL LOVELL Eg I X 9 na rv ummm 5+ - mam XX mm X MERRY TOM LOWERY LUJEAN MADDOX III I 1'- I ,I li I iigi I I sl' I 'AE' PHIL MAGEORS I . ' ' I im 41 11 . in X m 1 ELSE . -5 . 1 ' :': 1' V I JOSEPH MCORIGHT 3 .ta -I . I , .EI j? eI?- '5' .4 '- Q I f .-0 I-I :sb :I A f' 1 iii I ,. i ' JACKIE MILES ,Q 'f J CONNIE JO MOORE A W E lid' fur JEAN MULKEY LA VOYCE NICHOLS DARLENE NIXON V y ,.: . . :.- Q ' f mx W W . W 1 LA FAWN PERRY N ss I - .z ss E H E X' T ,QQ A . E E H sg me H B H H H A E W H .. , mi JIMMY PRESTON Q .P I :JA ' f :-- :':' zzz, ,.:.,. ..,. H 5 A H- X 2: .:': K H I .E,m Vw -A In I DON RAMAGE HEBERT REED MARL ENE NIX ON BONNIE NOLAN JIMMY OVERHOLT PATSY PENDLETON ANN PURCELL a QW J-7 av, WYVONNE REESE JANEY ROBBINS FRANK ROBERTS a ALETA ROGERS ROY ROUNDTREE NORMA JO ROUSE DICK SEALY mass ss ss EDITH RYAN NORMA RYAN Q - Q B 'N B Q B E . I rn - fp .: ' 5. ,- . i .:. j , , ,., .,. ' ' Q Q ' .,. X ' y I 3 If I R 3 , , , . 0 3 '-' ' 5 . - , - - Q m ' E B! -. H nl BOBBY SHIPLEY if f-: ' H rp If , IRA SANDERS FRANKIE SHOCKLEY MEF, -Vw., OZANE STRINGER LOTTIE FAY STROUD DARLENE TAYLOR 59-BL 'V' ggi? 0' , I E ' E' 2 1' S.G. TARBET R.W. THORNTON LA VERNE TOWNSEND JOLINE VANCE W ,QQ NORMA SUE VON ROEDER w N BILLY JOHN VOSS w BILL WALKER an '-3 f' ' f ss A x w X RICHARD WANSBROUGH WYATT WEATHERS H RONNIE WEBER JAMES WELLS BOB WHISMAN ' In, v UP ' fl, H ' I -- Z1 .. 1 W w :-: ' U I. B .-:-::: ' f ' , ' ff - , 'V it Z . X as 'Q' 'T Q1 KENNE TH WILLIAMSON JOYCE WINKLER MARIE WINTERS ,ah JERRY WOLFE I BILLYE MERLE WOODS MARY WILLIAMS iv 'TIP 'Wir JAMES CAIN PA ULINE YANDELL j'I'f 'D ,,-.l. - .L nz- - 94 AW ll: .. . ' ' E . ' A x.-f,.-,V gs is .ta is ,fi sm : .--.- is Rini is 1 i g. Horner Green - Clara Green-- . -a:a- as P mf ' V flf I i 88 I l A Q t it , , ' I H H an is I , , w m m is 1 s gi, .H . 'I w , 1 . 5 i 5 J E . sf. AI E Q.. 1 W E H H 2 al, H W fx H sv if na Q ERI Qi : dugg x m K as is I m I . uma is---is -mn -vm is E is E E-as M Thomas Green ------- Ann Green ----- Hattie King ---- Etta , the maid Junior Class Presents HERE COMES HATTIE Cast of Characters -- Alfred Weatliers, Jr. - Covina Burk N, J, I-larrison - Pauline Yandell Maclolyn Johnson Rylene Bishop -------- lvlary Lou Sherman Velda Wayne ------------------------------------------- -- Herbe rt Reed William Billings ------------------------------------------------ --- Florence Ryan Billie Alford ii QI' The Greenfarnily is thrown into con- fusion and shock as Mr. Green makes the startling mistake of congratulat- ing William and Anne on their coming marriage--and William hasn't even had the courage to propose yet. SOPHOMORES 'W U.-QWMHSJYH, H ss S was Again ,Y : I' - w as at -'Els 9-'Wai B4 I ,- - --- .Lhnkzw Ah s3w9'H T -qimwl J W--f.-Ki., La ,gil-Q LW-.-mkJ,J-1 H ...hw - ,NH Y -Af. Liss-E-BL:-iv Q-vi.. Flllll Inu .IFJ ' 'W NIR? sp- 15- at :Ill L.. 'Q su- .5 'il 571-qw 1 .I N 5 ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Martha Cary ------------------------ President Arlen Stokes ----------------- Vice-President LaVerta Rollins -------------------- Secretary Kenneth Brotherton ---------------- Treasurer John Jarrell ----- -- -------------- Reporter Sophomores SPONSORS Mrs. Joel Hodges Miss Jane Gilmore Miss Vera Periman Mrs. M.M. O'Rear Mr. J.E. Bailey Mrs. O.B. Jordan JOAN ADDISON CECIL AGEE MAXINE ALEXANDER NELDA ALLEN f L BILLIE BARRETT LUCIE ANN BARTON ROLAND BARTON LA NOARD BAYOUTH f:' 9 A 5 Y ,If B ., :.: .z I I E :.:v E . I G :.: . H , SHIRLEY ARNOLD DOUGLAS AYERS MEDINA BAKER DURLENE BARKER .J f' RONNIE BAYOUTH JY J THOMAS BLALOCK JOAN BOLDING PEGGY BRATCHER STEVE COX I' I' ROBERT BEARDEN DONALD LEE BLAIR DICK BLAKEY fm ,Es KENNETH BROTHER TON QP KATHRYN BROWN VIRGINIA BRUNSON DAN BURNS ,r ' ' 5 75 i 5 Z s 5 jx Y A.-4' .aff E ,., E . ffb A-A-EJ H H A E M 5, ,x C K f-.M ,ad r 3- ws R- GEORGE CARTER 2 ag Q W? MARTHA CAREY ' 5 A A JOE CHASTEEN fb , ' MARY LEE CHERRY W 1 5 Iii lx ll -A U ' if i x sa' MARIE CAMPBELL MARY EDNA CAMPBELL JENNY CARGILE JOE CARGILE Ax . GLYNELL CLARK PAT CLARK CORIENE CLEMENTS BERTA CLIFTON CAMILLE CLOUD JOAN COCKRELL MARY COLE WALLY COMPTON 'Z F1 F11 Q 4 B H I-fi .. S Q' ff 5 I b KENNETH CUNNINGHAM 1 --1 V 1 4 ' - ELAINE DAUGHERTY A A ' , ' TOMMY DAVIDSON R is i , .sf , 4. gf I RICHARD DAVIS : s Qif ' gg 7 CAROL COOK BARBARA COX SUE COX GLEN CRESWELL 'rw 'Q .. -.,, M. , 1 V' -' ' .Az E uki+Z'?L.'Lv.E i,i A 1.441 4 1 XS ! I BUDDY DENNIS NANCY DORMAN DOLORES DUKE LUTHER EDMUNDSON ANN FORSYTI-IE JOE ROBERT GALYEAN LORA NELL GARRETSON BOB GIBSON xlib KATHLEEN GREER ANGELITA GARCIA WILLIAM GRIFFIN KENNETH GRIFFITI-I 5 I - I 'i ROLAND EIDSON LOUISE EVANS DEANIE FLOYD HASKELL FRANKS I 'VUE SHIRLEY GILLUM an-if WAYLON GLASS WAYNE GLASS W' DARRELL GREEN 2:3-'3 vii! f 7 1 WANDA GRIFFITI-I EVELYN .IO HART VERNON LEE HARTWELL HELEN HATLEY -m - , ANITA HOUSTON BOBBY HULL JOHN JARRELL LYNN JORDAN X . , . , ,E W x in M , ,, j ., N Mi 'H 'gan 3 ,. .... I A . Ag . -5 Q, ,-'- . my Q! LOOV A 'QP' Y pf Exg A , :N X 'W 3 N Y 1 x I X 1 luwwl 3. F' -I A5 CHARLES RAY KEMP f b LOUISE KING qi WANDA KINNEY f JOYCE KRAMA -A A milf BILLY LEEDER CONNIE LONGFELLOW LEE MARSHALL BOBBY MAY par L A. JS IA.: -' J, E L EELEE L CHARLES HAZELWOOD ANN HEARN DAVID HERMELING MELVIN HERRINGTON 1 ,Rf fi' : -3 W U' gif! 'I W fi J A V' v LESLIE JOSEY JERRY JOHNSON IMA JORDAN CHARLENE JORDAN ,I A , . E., SUE ANN KRUSE MYRNA JANE KUNDERT JEAN KUNDERT PHILLIP LAND 1 'yn in n f V w 1 1 I .Cl fs ROSE MCCAWLEY VER NON MCDANIEL DOUGLASS MERRITT CLARENCE MET CALF E EM.:-J I g WM ' 3 Y was E Y W ,J W rpm lv. , , - X , -- W 'p MOZELLE MOORE ALLEN MORRIS JUANIECE MORTON BUSTER MOSS -iv AP 4 M3 , ,fig-Xiif IQ GLS31 HELEN PEIKERT RAY PARKS WANDA PENICK BILLY PRINCE 1 A Q Q 1 , A P 4 x . A 1 ':' X- ' ,' --:- 'i ft. 441 ' , V. V, .4 , lf, I 4 1 B' ' r1',V,11: 'Ti W-'UTYY' Ti :Z man, Y-I , Ai., KATHERINE REEDY JOYCE ROBINSON LA VERTA ROLLINS MARIE SCHINDLER If-A A Sf 'V , TI' 53' ' Q ,.f,,.,, j f F , Q 1 W , A fi if t :-5' RUTH SCHOOLINC ,Z , 4 CARY SHOEMAKER I . if ' CLARA MAY SMITH 'W f - JIMMY SIMMONS I :.:,, gain :.: ,I f 3, ..,. XA I f F: I 'X V .::: ff A I . A if. Q ' J r.gg' w, FRANCINE STANSELL :,,Y f ,IT ANNETTE STARK I ., EDITH STEPHENS ' I zzz' PATRICIA STEWART 1 XM ' 'IT . 1 A U A V A I E:': 33: CURTIS TATE MARY TARBET JOE THAMES - JETONNE TIPPING GENE SKAGGS TOMMY SMITH CAROLYN SEARS ERVIN STALLINGS Q ls ARLEN STOKES MARY NELL TREVY MARILYN THOMAS JANE THOMAS IE ri HV rg Q I f ff v , E 1 Ei ' H L' 'A4 I I 1 NED UNDERWOOD N53 ' , .-. I E' :-' 51 THELMA VARNER L '- , A 5 , I BILLIE JO WATSON I ': . W MARGARET WATKINS A A T -X Q '- I AA' , .A ' 1 ap gf' RX L .A if VJ f ,A , 5 if I 7, fi it BARBARA WALKER 1 A Y LAVOID WALL W ' HAROLD WARNEKE V , K 9 . iff.. E SHIRLEY ANN WEBER 'LAA X, 5 ,ffgfm ,x,E,2E',f2s 5 JO ANN STEPHENS wi t' fifggfgf-37,52 LGT .. Q- 'MQ rf' vV,Af, r4 I ADENE WELLS BETTY WHITE TOMMY WILLIAMS DALE WILLIAMSON u , Z' -'37 fg, I AX I N E' -Y. UQ N Ehhfifl If DON WRIGHT A A - ,-A ,I MARK WYATT I f, -1? BETTY YOUNG f if : ' .cw 'L HERMAN BOND I U' 1 ' PAT JENSON K I f QA X Q -' 4 X 1, M 41 L W and .A ':P 3469? A I -saTn,:M I , , i B I we-'E' BILLY WILSON JIMMY WILSON IRA WOODS NELDA WOODELL JO ANNE TIPPING M , KENNETH CUNNINGHAM SALLY GLOVER VENETA JACKSON BILLY RAY MOCRIGHT JOYCE PAGE .W MJ M ,, -Q, 4.-V - -- 7- ar--as - A DAY IN THE SNOW On the fifteenth of February a White blanket covered the campus of Snyder High. Something unusual! The snow does not seem to bother Even the teachers like to join us in building a snow-man. umm is r. Kayser's reading. The day was not complete without a snow-ball fight which brought smiles to these happy faces. -1 .- .- -. .1 .- If ' 3- ,, . . Q w . 1- , , - su. , .4 :::. , -,, 1 Q' Q1 ii ug .. , , 5 . sn, ,, . . iflsfgli V' aL'i31-1-.-. QL. 1.219-.E 4. Y-. ' Y Y .' - - M-Q-.-...ing -.....-4 h hi- I1- 2 .,--1 l, if' Q FRESHMEN Nad' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jackie Grirnmett -------------------- President Joe Devenport ---------------- Vice-President Janell Crawford ------------------- Secretary Jimmy Roger ---------- --------- - Treasurer Jane Houston --- ------------- Reporter Freshmen SPONSORS ' P Miss Katherine Northcutt Mrs. Mary Faver Mr Mr. Mr Mr Hal Battle J,E. Henderson Dillard Teal Cline Killough BRUCE ALCORN MARY ANGEL JOYCE ANTHONY LEWIS BAILEY WANDA BUCKI-IAM TED BILLINGSLEY DONNA BILLS DON BIVENS SANDRA BLACKARD MARY SUE BOREN BILLY DON BOYD BARBARA BOYDSTRUM CAROLYN BRANSOM JIMMY DON BROWN BETTY BRUMLEY M Y , . M l '39 2 A A 55 'ig' BO ,Q , .Y - if .14 A 113 if Q V. 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Jo ANN GEE E H H , ' . , ED FRANK BAYOUTH Editor - 1' -, Business Manager X ' ' MISS KATHERINE NORTHCUTT Sponsor 4 Y ' 'R 11 Q 3 X-17 .JJ 2 'xv A H L mm in H . Y .A A -51 I :-:-o A E .,,o LQ-Y v It Er, .41'y-, A H ANNE RICHARDSON DAVID HARLIN BARBARA LEWIS Assistant Editor ' Sports Editor Assistant Business Mgr. 41:-:Y RAMONA HARLESS MANUEL HEDGES KAYE WEBER Feature Editor Assistant Sports Editor Advertising Manager r .af Fil' Q7 rg ,fj 1 Q f' 1 BILLY MCCORMICK JAMES FRANKLIN DON HEAD Organization Manager Photographer Assistant Photographer Qi ,,.f1,.iL--.1 . ff' H f-,H-,, ll! A - ,1 E- slit x ,....,. I . H f 'V x 4. Tiger's Lair Staff Your 1951 'I'iger's Lair began last May when the faculty chose the Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager. In September the remainder of the staff was chosen and serious planning on theme, layout, design, and content was begun. The Staff undertook to in- crease the size of the book by forty pages with an enlarged class section because of our almost double enrollment. Plagued by delays, deadlines, and bad weather, but blessed by a splendid spirit of co-operation among administration, faculty, student body, and advertisers at last the book has been completed. For seven months the 1951 Tiger's Lair has been in the making. Now it is yours, we hope it brings back many memories of a great year in Snyder High School. If it does, then our task was not in vain. I w 3 WI , ,,E, E, an as . 1 1 H ,mae ' r ,l I xgzrsf XfxSgll'J,,iii E1 K If .'.,,i..,-i-T- ... The Tiger's Tale, a bi-weekly high school publication, brings news and articles of interest to the student body and faculty. It gives students interested in Journalism a chance to use their abilities and ideas. U Miss Jane Gilmore is the advisor and sponsor of this newspaper which has won state award of distinguished merit for many years. The other members of the staff are: Editors ------------------ Iralyn Newby Rhylene Bishop News Editor ---- -------- K ay Tate Feature Editor Billy Huddleston Society Editor--- ------ Billie Alfred Sports Editors - -- Typist ---- ------Don Head Buster Moss ---Peggy Lundy Reporters ---------------- .Toye Graham Picture Editor ----- Business Manager---- -- Advertising Manage r Kaye Weber Mary Williams James Franklin --- Steve Parks Tommy Pherigo Circulation Manager -------- Cleta Brown Press Club Pres1dent John Jarrell Vmce Presxdent Jay Flsh Secretary Blllle Alford Reporter Tommy Pher1go The Press Club 1S for the purpose of encouraglng 1nterest 1n work of the Journahsm Depart ment 1n Hlgh School The1r actlvltles conslst of regular monthly rneet1ngs and a few partles dur1ng the year They also sponsor the annual Va1ent1ne Party and the e1ect1on of the Va1ent1ne Sweetheart The members are left to rlght f1rst row John Jarrel Tommy Pher1go B11l1e Alford JayF1sh S D Parks second row Kaye Weber Peggy Lundy Ira Lynn Newby Joye Graham Madolyn Crow Mary Nell Trevy Gwendolyn Crow Laverta Ro1l1ns fthlrd row Sandra Blackard Sh1r1ey Teague Mary W1ll1ams Cleta Brown Rylene B1ShOP Joan Bold1ng Betty Tom Norred Shlrley Glllum ffourth row Lucy Barton Nellle Braddock Juan1ta Anderson Kate Tate Bllly Huddleston Don Head James Frankhn Treasurer .....-..-. ------------------------------------------------- - - Steve P3.1'kS K . , . J: , . , . . , I I ' H ! K J i I - s 1 I , , . , . I y I ! 1 Q I I ' . . , , , . , ' . , , . , , . . Y 'A': H T ' T ' -- -2- Y fir- '- - eff - eff! -r-e1 -f Quill cmd Scroll president ....... .... - --Barbara Lewis Secretary-Treasurer ---- James Franklin Vice-P1-esident -------- Ramona Harless Reporter ------------------ Peggy Lundy Sponsors ........ .......... .......-.... M i ss Jane Gilmore, Miss Katherine Northcutt Quill 8: Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized April 10, 1926, at the University of Iowa. The purpose of this organization is to instill in students theidea of scholarship, to promote exact thinking, clear and forceful writing. The aims of the society are truth, initiative, opportunity, leadership, loyalty, enlightenment, and friendship. The motto of the Quill 8: Scroll is, Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free . The members are ffirst row, left to rightlz James Franklin, Barbara Lewis, Miss Northcutt, Miss Gilmore, Ramona Harless, Peggy Lundy, fseconcl row, Mary Williams, Cleta Brown, Joye Graham, Iralyn Newby, Kaye Weber, Billie Alford, Rylene Bishop, Anne Richardson, Jo Ann Gee, Qthird rowl Jay Fish, Kay Tate, Tommy Pherigo, Billy Huddleston, Steve Parks. Drormotlcs Pres1dent Dav1d Harhn Vlce Presldent Lynn Jordan Secretary Treasurer Patsy Pogue Sponsor Mrs O B Jordan The Dramatmcs Club cons1st1ng of approx1matelyf1fty members 15 for the purpose of en courag1ng dramatlcs 1n h1gh school They took a one act play to the Speech Conference at Ab1 lene Texas They presented programs for enterta1nment 1n assembly and sponsored a one act play for the Interscholastm League The members are left to rlght flrst row Wayland Glass Jo Ann Gee Marllyn Thomas Lynn Jordan Mrs Jordan Patsy Pogue Jay F1sh Lucy Barton Anne Rlchardson Wayne Glass second row Manuel Hedges Adene Wells Amta Houston Betty Estes Lenora B1lls 14011152 Klng Jane Thomas Conrne Longfellow th1rd row Sh1rley Glllum Jean Mulky Lowell Bynum HubertStrorn Sh1rleyM1ller Sh1rleyTeague WandaRa1nwater Glenda Kay Ray Naxey Martln Eulene R1ley Kaye Weber Wanda Brunson Delores Colller Sandra Blackard S D Parks ffourth row, Islasu Blakely Lora Nell Garretson Grant Teaff Neal Woods Ed Frank Bayouth Charlene Stewart Patsy Woolever Bonlta Lyons Janet Saffel Publicity Manager ------------ ------------------------------------------ J ay Fish . I . . . . , . - C ' . ' J: , , ' . I C , D I l I l . I 2 1 1 q . D . 1 1 I I . ' I l 9 . 1 I ! Q 9 1 1 I O 1 I I I D I 0 7' ' L - -, .1 5,-, Y J f -,--f- ff- - , in-V -Y Y- - --77,7 Y ,, lil xl Future Farmers of America President ------------- Alfred Weathers Treasurer -q ------------- Dusty' Mggrg Vice-President ------- Tommy Williams Reporter .................. Bobby H1111 Znd Vice-President ---- Huddleston Historian --------------- Brent Murphy Secretary ----------------- Curtis Tate Parliarnentarian ---- Kenneth Williamson SPOHSOIS - ---------- Mr. J. L. Browning Sweetheart ---5 -------- Darlene Taylor Mr. J. W. Henderson The Future Farmers of America, founded in November, 1920, is the national organization of boys studying Vocational Agriculture. 'n The primary aim of' F. F,A, is the development of Agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. Their colors are national blue and corn gold. Their motto is, Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve . 1-,gm -iwuqr ' mix - X ss -1 V as .Wu . .E 1 ,, 1 , 4.4.3 H: , K , ss ,,.,,nL- , -'AJR 'AS , V, D , PH- .SE re., B - , E H ' ' ffgevggw ,ax lkggim . .: gL3L4 4m,.,gfm sa.-'ms -'-'W me 'E,'., W: IHS - gig ' my mn Y- .Sm sn a U ,,.' ' 'E as .z u m Future I-Iomemakers of America President --------------- Corena Burk Vice-President Secretary ------- ---------- Billie Alford ------ Ruth Schooling Treasurer---------------- Gwen' Swan Sponsors ----------- Mrs. Joel Hodges Parliamentarian Historian - - -- - - - - - - - Darlene Nixon - - - - -Anne Richardson Reporter --------------- Rylene Bishop Song Leader ---- Sweetheart ----- --------Louise Crook -------- Arlen Stokes Miss Vera Periman The high school organization, the Future Homernakers of America, consists of 150 girls, and each Hornemaking class is organized into smaller clubs. Their main project was to make money to buy an Opaque projector and other small equipment to be used in classrooms. They made this money by having Hobo Day and by selling Christmas cards. Their colors are red and white, and their motto is, Toward New Horizons . me I Fl-k'W..,' -X ,4' l ' wx , A '1 rs ,fl ' -- 1,..f1:a:..: 's- . A I A A f ' il Za . . ' L . 'Z enum FV - , . Eg . .X ' i L , , , ,L E .. ' 'I K 5. ,L mi, wiv -, U .,,..,,a . . A -, - e,,,3:IH, . - 4 'IA --,I vac: ' --My M ' -M ll W4 A ' . ,- - -n' - . 1' .A if l H - i ,,.., E 'jill n: , . 1 A lag-, H, TEE T. ill mn- :L ,gd-Aga' .. .T I 4- x:aA'11 W J , uw-I 'l n 'OPQQQWM . Pep Club Senior Cheerleaders ----- - ---Islasu Blakely, Barbara Lewis Sophomore Cheerleaders -------- ----- M artha Cary, Betty White Sweetheart --------------- ------------------- D on Head Sponsor ---- --- Mrs. Arel Faver The Pep Squad, consisting of sixty-five members, is one of the most active clubs in high school. During football season they attended every ball game and 'sat together as a group in uni- formg After football season, they gave the football boys their annual football banquet. During basketball season, the girls attended the games as part of the student body and backed the Tigers. This group deserves recognition for one of the most successful years in its history. Assistant Cheerleaders: Rose Marie Roe, Barbara Nichols, Marlene Nixon, Darlene Taylor. fleft to right, first rowj: Swan, Moore, Thomas, Collier, Dorman, Key, Wells, Estes, Sanders, Brown, Mrs. Faver, fsecond rowj Cox, Lyons, Woolever, Saffel, Richardson, Rain- water, Rhodes, Vance, Houston, Barron, Bolding, fthird rowj Norred, Lundy, Nixon, Nolan, Thomas, Voss, Kruta, DeWald, ffourth row, Lester, Wendland, Anderson, Neal, Carroll, Evans, Richardson, Sterling, Smith, Tipping, Tipping, ffifth rowj Crawford, Gibbs, Crawford, Purcell, Braddock, Schooling, Rader, Stinson, Weber, Jones. , fa , ,Qi 1 5. S Club Pre5ident ------.- -- Franklin Woods Vice-President ----- ----- B ill Voss Secretary-Treasurer--- ---- Curtis Tate The S Club is another new organization that was added to high school this year. Boys eligible for membership in the club are those participating and lettering in our two main sports, football and basketball. Always before, the first-year letterrnenhave been runthrough the belt line as their initiation, but this year there Was a secret formal initiation in the high school gym- nasium. Acornmittee composed of Grant Teaff, Don Keller, Franklin Woods, and Max Coffee, is organized for the purpose of planning and supervising all S Club activities. At graduation each member of the S Club will receive a plastic embodied card which guarantees him free admittance to any school-sponsored event for two years following graduation. . Members ofthe S Club are: flst row, left to right, Weber, Bayouth, Autry, Voss, Coffee, Bynum, Hegenheiser, Teaff. fZnd rowjz Harrison, I-licks, McCormick, Tate, Keller, Wood, Sims, Fish. f3rd rowjz Hedges, Bearden, Thornton, Birt, Allen, Head, Weber. a F1 mm sam um KW x am ...A ww , E. I n 4 a mr a ss ss mm ma w n an ms ms B an www ws max I Qs B my a mm ms ms aww ww am N W Mm mx .mx ws m gs Rv nm K Ex Sm mn E a wixm 5: x mms m ss sm ss mg n ss a ss a ss mf mm me ms ss ms HE W Wisifgruxm I f x-was Hmm gm mn wx ss km W an E in ss a a m my E Ss mm B xm wsu E ms a ms mm E mm mn mm WSH a ms x mm in EQ E mm H mm a mm n mm m ss a mm xx mam ss a mf mf an 1 ss cm W W m mn a ss nm nm N ...... .. x-fm ss ms am ss ss a ss ms a an ss ss E ss zz x SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL BAND Director-Mr. Jimmy Frank Verner ggi? a n ss n may mn K 1 amiga 'ii H sf 81 nz yawn: gg mm ms' umm Mg, ss ss 55 Sw, mum .. E , ms az a x a mmm an V Sm a A mm hw ,Ewa ...-4.419 ms ms E E . E E E gm M E W N, E E M E gm E . M 5 E N. E :E sms JIy'n:,ws Wm an Q, aw ' .Q-,QW-B ,:HL 'F a .mms .M .Q ' 1, ,E get tw H H Bond Twirlers are: Lucy Barton, Sandra Blackard, Shirley Teague, Glynell Clark, Majorette- Janell Smith, L.aNell Green, Wanda Griffith, Jane Houston, Mascot-Jan Johnson. Captain ....-........ --- Lowell Bynum Secretary--- --- ------- Madolyn Crow lst Lieutenant--- --- Lynn Jordan Treasurer '-'-'----- Gwendolyn CTOW Znd Lieutenants--- --- Phil Mage-301-S Sponsor ----- Mr. Jimmy Frank Verner Roland Barton O This commendable organization, The Band, is composed of sixty-five high school and junior high school students. Its services are invaluable both to the school and to the public. The band has made approximately fifty public appearances and has broadcasted several times over KSNY, Snyder'slocal radio station. They have made numerous out-of-town trips traveling about 2, O00 miles. Mr. Jimmy Frank Verner is the director of the Snyder High School Band. He has estimated that within the next year probably 175 students will participate in band. V -:- ' -:- :-::-.:. V - .S mn - QW Boys' Choral Club President '---'-- ----- J O6 Cargile RePO1'te1' -- ----- --.- R. ay Weber Vice-President ---------- N, J, Harrison Librarian--- .--..-..-. -Jay Fish Secretary-Treasurer -------- Max Coffee Sponsor ---- -- Mrs. M. M. O'Rear The Boys' Choral, a new organization in Snyder High School, has eighteen members. They endeavor to combine enjoyment of the use of the singing voice and work in learning the funda- mentals of tonality, breathing, and enuncig-'tion in Singing. The boys have combined their talents with the Girls' Choral and presented a joint assembly program of Southern Folk Tunes. At Christmas they again joined the girls in a candlelight Ves- per Service for the public. The members are fleft to right, first rowj: Ray Weber, Joe Cargile, Mrs. M,M. O'Rear, N. J. Harrison, Jay Fish, Max Coffee, fsecond row, Billy Hicks, Benny Sims, Ray Gordon, William Churn, Bud Creswell, Robert Wansbrough, Houston McMul1an, fthird rowl Lee Marshall, Raymond Byrd, Dwane Woodall, Ronny Bayouth, Joe Thames. Girls' Choral Club President ----------- --- Wanda Jean Rainwater Vice-President -------- ------- R ose Marie Roe Secretary-Treasurer ---- --- --- ----- Jenell Crawford Reporter -------------- ----- ----- - - - Charlene Stewart Librarian --- ----- ----- ------- J a ne Houston Sponsor ---- -- Mrs. M. M. O'Rear The Girls' Choral Club consists of forty members. The chief aims of the group are those of' the enjoyment and development of the singing voice. They have studied correct breathing, enun- ciation, pronunciation, and voice placement, with stress placed on part singing . In the spring they presented a concert for the general public entitled Ca1vacade of Songs . The members are fleft to right, first rowl: Charlene Stewart, Wanda Jean Rainwater, Mrs. O'Rear, Rose Marie Roe, Jane Houston, Jenell Crawford, fsecond rowJ,Lucy Barton, Aleta Rogers, Billie Watson, Madelene Johnson, Camille Cloud, Joline Vance, Mary Sue Boren, Pat- sy Pogue, ,Shirley Teague, fthird rowj Marie Campbell, Barbara Lewis, Ruth Schooling, Mary Lee Cherry, Jenny Cargile, Joan Bolding, Sandra Fowler, Kaye Weber, ffourth row, Connie, Shirley Miller, Sue Blakely, Delores Stewart, Ramona Thompson, Louise Crook, Barbara Rawls, Medina Baker. - ' -W -, f -ff - H Y,-Ve, are - , -. Y Kirwan-. ,lla-M ,L il Keepers of the Scroll President -------------- -------------------- ---------- ----------- M a r tha Stoker Vice-President ---------- ----------------------------------------- C amille Cloud Secretary-Treasurer ---------- ------------------------------- . ----- O zane Stringer Reporter ----------------------- ---------------------------------- W 4aggl,3,,,BJ:,uns.oA Sponsor--- ---- --------------- ----------------------- - - - Mrs. J,P, Nelson Keepers of the Scroll, of which all high school librarians are members, is for the purpose of learning how to operate a library and for the discussion of library problems. After they have been librarians for two semesters, t.hey are entitled to have library pins. The members are flefi to right, first rowl: Mrs, .I,P, Nelson, Wanda Brunson, Martha Stoker, Camille Cloud, Ozane Stringer, Sandra Blackard, Dan McGregor, Don McGregor, lse- Cond IOW, Pat Clark, Carolyn Sears, Billie Barrett, Loeitta White, Laverta Rollins, Francine Taylor, Lora Garretson, Jenny Cargile, Mariha Ann Norwood, Gwen Swan, Betty Lou Wilson. D E Club Pres1dent Ot1s Sneed V1ce Preszldent Jackle M1165 Secretary Treasurer Peggy Lundy Reporter Kaye Weber Sponsor Mr J C Evans The Dlstrmbutlve Educatlon Club was orgaruzed th1s year but lt has progressed at a re markable pace Its maln purpose 15 to make up for the soclal act1v1t1es !T1lSSCd by lts mem bers because they work afternoons They attended the staff meet at Houston IH February There are elghteen members xn the D E Club They arefleft to rlght flrst row Mr Evans Aubrey Blalock Kaye Weber Jackme Mlles Ot1s Snead Peggy Lundy second row Verna Caldwell Janet Saffel Eva Zay Arnold Jamce Srnlth Betty Prmce Jean Mulkey thlrd rowjB111y Henley Wayne Clements Jack Halpam Jlmmy Preston Kenton Gordon Bobby Snelson O O Program Chairman ------------------------------------------------- Aubrey Blalock . , . ' J: I , ' , . . , ' - 1 1 l T y 1 x s ' I , I Ew -is n . i Q. Wi Nw ALMA MATER On .fair Snyder's eestern border, Reared against the sky, Proudly waves our Alma Mater . As the years go by. Onward--ever, be our watchword, Conquer and prevailg I-Iere's to thee, our Alma Mater, Snyder High, all hail! 'VJ SPORTS Q A lt' Q Q wg . , ws: . , L-, - 4, 1-has 'Sv 5 X wig' ' Q Ml, 1' ta.'-E- x li 'sf . COACH J. M. KAYSER Line Coach Football COACH J.M. MOFFETT Head Coach Coach J. M. Moffett's home town is Stanton, Texas. He went to college at Texas Tech. and played quarterback. Mr. Moffett came to Snyder from San Angelo, Texas where he had been coach - ing. Under the coaching staff this year, the Tigers finished third in the district. icing Coach LM. Kayser's home town is Weatherford, Texas. He went to college at Texas Tech and coachedat antonandMineral Wellsbeforecom- ing to S er. college he played guard. W A , mit? we , M ' E ws. , . a ' W Q, W, E t 5 Q- Q Nl. 1 all .. v -, v wg was Ns. l , I 1 N 'L ' f, -W mrgxr it k 155' E225 H ,I , SA ' -.T a ss ' n , -1 fr , if if . ,Q ,L 'A 5 .ti ', - , 1 ' .F if lyme! R y rl mmf 1 'xi +1 VXA YE '4 COACH JACK BLANCHARD Ass't. Line Coach Coach Blanchard is a Snyder High School gradu- ate and has come back to help coach the Snyder Tigers. He went to college at Sul Ross, where he played tackle. JERRY ALLEN WENDELL AUTRY ED FRANK BAYOUTH End End Guard-1 yr. He1ght 5'10 Helght 6 Height 6' We1ght 165 Welght 156 Weight 146 start of T.D. run. 1 LOWELL BYNUM Guard-1 yr. Height 5'11 Weight 162 nm is mms nm is x-x x-x is E ,Y a is A :,: if 4 5 - A V Q if . 2: Q - A H ,ii-F5 . 1 1 ,s .3 - ,ss-' asa mi? MAX COFFEE-Co-Capt. C. L. GREEN JACKIE GRIMMITT Quarterback-2 yrs. Height 5'7 Weight 124 15: Fuuback Fullbagk Height 5'8 Height 5's'f Weight 156 weight 158 vi :sg-:guna vjggf, 424,23 A , W ,X R. -E H511 Ewa- w. gpm I 2: gtg WU! gn my mix lm U E: X54 I QS 1 H Benny brings down a Hammer , Time out for an argument? N. J. HARRISON ARMIN I-IEGENHEISER BILLY HICKS Back Guard Back Height 5'10 Height 5'l1 Height 5'6 Weight 163 Weight 170 Weight 138 H? H 7. 1 a X. 'W' lt.. ivy! 'I jim E DON KELLER BILLY MCCORMICK BENNY SIMS Tackle-3 yrs. Guard-3 yrs. Half-Back-3 yrs Height 5'7 Height 5'9 Height 5'6 Weight 202 Weight 173 Weight 137 A11-Dist. 1950 - v ' 1 ytii IL., Harrison carrying that apple , Woody on the way to T. D ARLEN STOKES CURTIS TATE GRANT TEAFF-Co Capt Tackle-Z yrs. Guard-2. yrs. Center-3 yrs. Height 5'9 Height 5'7 Height 6', Weight 175 Weight 173 Weight 190 A11-Dist. 1950 1 :Um I 3' F' 3 ' ' ' 1 . it fi FRANKLIN WOODS BILLY JOHN VOSS RONNIE WEBER Halfback-2 yrs. End-1 yr. Quarterback Height 5'7 Height 5'10 Height 5'5 Weight 165 Weight 154 Weight 120 A11-Dist. 1950 4 1.5 'L .., ,, 8, 7Ex Keller goes in for the kill! Wolf goes d R. W. THORNTON Tackle-1 yr. Height 6'3 weight 225 MANUEL HEDGES End-1 yr. Height 6'1 Weight 140 own hard ! DON HEAD End-1 yr. Height 5'11 Weight 165 f S313 ig 7 K B X 1 X ldfglk CO CAPTAINS MANAGERS Max Coffee and Grant Teaff Ray Weber and Jay Flsh vnu, MASCOT M1ke Moffett .J Doc Weaver and Coaches beg1n to worry a httle. 0? x ,f N J- ' k , E x x E H x F X E me I ', Vx ' . u, Y ,R . I - i ,W . X I . I . N' ' Y f i 5 J ff X H E M .E EEZ' I F Q. f + LA NOARD BAYOUTI-1 ,:4,Y, . E R . 1 H H 2 ' 1-X H E I' fif-W 9' Q ms? in J L1 M' ,.., l '- x - ' i .:. C 5 Q x f' ' A T is C , Q H , - ,1 ,. ' 5- I ' E I :gal ' : : - -W 5 e H . . , - N ' x 1 ' -. f' v. ' ,nano -- 2 T f r . I 1 T2 flf li f' - 5:5 :I -if Y- P' 9- - X K' y h S 'L Ig, 5 .i ' W., '- - HH Q A I - x f - F Fw' t 1 X i mi . sry' was-'Q H xx? 3 is 5' Ting 1 K ii If H D I 5 Y H E A g Y ,, 1 V V H . ,--Q' WT 1 1 Y was BIT x Riga E 14? 2 C -ss Q 'f' ::: 'E 5' ,Kaya H ' H E 5 x ' in jjj V X Y X i f f 1 S 1 2 :-: H ,., ' ,.,.,. , H .. SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL B SQUAD First Row: Roberts, Bradford, R. Glass, Burney, Rodgers, Byrant, J. Falkner, D. Floyd, Herrington. Second Row: A. Floyd, Blair, Cunningham, Harlin, McE1reth, D. Falkner, Nel- son, Burns, Franklin. Third Row: Moss, Simmons, Camp, May, Cain, Conner, Pitnerl. Fourth Row: W. Glass, Hartwell, Hedges, Wainsbroth, Griffin, Creswell. Coach HAL BATTLE vi Sul Ross College All-Conference Center Came here last year . w ?L Nil E :W li M ana ge r b 106' s xi' SNYDER 33 LAKEvlEw 7 33 SNYDEE1 V5 , PLBP' Q f' ' .:.Q, mms f ! A5 D0 QW' vs SNYDER 40 GORP Rosv o Rice' AP' 02 '1- SSQRW X Sizfffe sN,,D 9 5 ag W-.aff 1' BE El H seams W. 1 LE Qi. ESL . I east. ss n six .- fa a Milf! E Wm E '4 hind' 1 as i. FIRST ROW: Bill Hanks, David Harlin, Max Coffee, Grant Teaff, Ned Underwood, Bobby Shipley. SECOND ROW: N.J. Harrison, John Gary, W. G. Birt, Bill Boyd, Jay Fish. Basketball U55 - X H lm ,A lm Coach Ernest Kermeywas bornin Paoli, Okla- 5? homa, although his home town is Byers, Okla- homa. He Went to college at Oklahoma ARM, where he played basketball and baseball. He graduated in 1942 and went into the U. S. Marine Corps wherehe servedthree years. Mr. Kinney n n carneto-Snyder from Hominy, Oklahoma, where E hewhad been coaching. Since coming to Snyder, he has been head of Jr. High football and High School basketball. The basketball team won third in the district and had a very good season record. . 4 ,- Q3 PAT. 1'- xg. . . Q Q , ul .ff . . f , 13 MAX COFFEE Guard Basketball JAY FISH M Guard JNL 2 ' .sa-' Eta fm ' . -. ., pq Nw rf t E4 W G BIRT Center JOHN GARY Forward . . x I L ,fn- ,'3 1 fy' X J . L- , G. . X .ff ' 5 - ! - . ...osx 'Hb' pw A 3 wk il, A lf' I l ' v I 1 5 N 'LT AQ, - r-- fr ,,, 5- ' ' V sur, 4 . I 1 Y Vu .f -'T , , X f 1 Ag f V 5 Q ,, X X sr 6 1 t W . U' A Q, m 3 I an HS Q 1 Y XXV' 4 'gi' x N. Q IMP-g, an 19 x -.. , F- , ,, . .. ' ,Q f9Q 1 3 1 X1 ,- DFI BILL HANKS DAVID HARLIN Guard Guard J, HARRISON Forward .fc- A, with n N?,X x J . f E1 Basketball Ki, S BOBBY SHIPLEY ,xx Forward 0-. . , 'S m v .Sv ' TQ, r, ' 4332! fs ' :v ga .. V4 . -, A - W zzz VL-52 . Ifj .:.,.: 3 .yn M 1B ,Y 1. '-5' nf I , . W ,Aff ,, , ,5 f ' Nga rl 99. 'C-1 -7 k I P QL , f.. , X H 1 X 1 1 ss 5 H E E ,Q 'w.- ' Nr -qv' v ,W V g V.,- ,J , Q ,1 1 1 . lj, ' , f 7 r f ' M m,it:332g,gfff,,v ia .3 . .swf JM Y: A ' B? m Z GRANT TEAFF vm nw- aaa N3 WZ 1 JA ZA NED UNDERWO OD Center Forward Basketball BILL BOYD Center M22 X fx B X' L f Jn, NN, E' ,, 2 if J 2 Q Q 2. A 1 ,, ... -11 f - 133: 4 fix Q. FIRST ROW: Hazelwood, Gyleon, Crook, Butler. SECOND ROW: Cargile, Simmons, Floyd, Inman, Cain. '-T, n ll B? Q, JJ' fklx xx :A Coach HAI.. BATTLE Snyder High Tiger B Team Coach Battle coached the B squad to a very good recordthis year. The B squad was made up of boys not eligible for the A team. Most ofthe boys have played in some other school and have had a lot of experience. The B squad had aZ0 and 5 win and loss record for the season. The B squad played the same number of games that the A squad played, twenty-five. i W SNYDER vs . LAKEVIEW Birt, Hanks, Harrison, Harlin, and Coffee playing a tight defen- sive game to stop the high scoring Lakeview Chiefs. 1 N S 1- ff I Ned Underwood puts up a shot with Hanks, Coffee, and Teaff ready for a rebound if there is any. SNYDER vs. LAKEVIEW -ro fi H Bill Hanks pushes up a southpaw, one hander. Underwood, Coffee, and Teaff are ready to get the rebound. These kinds of shots and follow-ups were what beat Lakeview. SNYDER vs LAKEVIEW f S- ii c X , M S F' ,l 1 M, . 1 sw, V L 2 1 w 1 if l W f ILA ., ,S ,TH ,im ,',,,M aw, .W w :WZ 352mm W -M v' MEMS. a H ,i 'iam 1 1 ir l F E H 5 Snyder guards, Coffee and Ship- ley, bring the ball down in the Colorado City game. Max Coffee drives in for two points in the Hamlin game. The Hamlin boys won at our home game, but the Tigers Won at Hamlin. G2 ,xx I .U Wi' Bill Hanks gets the tip from a wolf in the Colorado City game. But the Tigers still came out on the short end of'the score. W. G. Birt and a Hamlin Pied Piper go up for a jump ball in the Hamlin game played in Snyder. B Team Joe Cargile sinks a basket for the Tiger Cubs against the Rotan B team. The Cubs won the game going away. B Team What is itboys ? Aflying saucer ? '? ? John Gary gets ready to put up a shot in the Rotan game. The Tig- ers beat the Yellowhamrners to a pulp, 62 to 15. B Team Bill Cain of the Cubs sacks up two points against Rotan. Sec1son's Review .of Basketball The Snyder Tigers had avery successful basketball season during the 1950 and 1951 campaign. The Tigers finished third in the district. Coach Kinney took a group of boys who had never played much basketball and developed them into a good ball club. The squad went to three tournaments. The team won second place consolation at Lakeview, third at Hamlin, and were defeated by McCamey 33 to 32 in their first game of the -Big Lake tournament. Another outstanding fact about the Tigers is that they were only beaten twice by the same team. Big Spring, a Double A school, defeated the Tigers twice as did the Roscoe Plowboys, the district champions. Basketball has gained popularity until now it draws almost as many fans as football. The gymnasium was filled to capacity in the majority of the home games. Also, the Tiger fans out- numbered the home team rooters in many of the out-of-town games. SNYDER ------- -- 15 SNYDER-- -- ze SWEETWATER--- -- ZZ I-lAMI..IN--- -- 24 SNYDER ---- --- 11 SNYDER-U -- 35 BIG SPRlNG--- -- 37 ROBY---- - 29 SNYDER-- --- Z5 SNYDER ----------- -- Z8 IRA --..- --- ll COLORADO CITY ---- - Z0 SNYDER21- -- Z4 SNYDER --------- - 14 WINTERS-U Z7 ROSCOE--- -- .24 SNYDEREFM- 37 SNYDERZWSII- ---- 52 ROBY ----- ZZ Mc'CAMEY--- -- 33 SNYDER22 -------- ---32 SNYDER-H -- 34 SAN ANGELO B 37 MERKEL-U - 33 SNYDER ---- Z7 SNYDER-U --- 65 LAKEVIEW-- .24 ROTAN--- - I5 SNYDER21:21'-- 55 SNYDERU- -- 38 ROTAN--- 18 I-IAMLIN ---- --- 46 SNYDER211:lf-- .17 SNYDEIR--- -14 ANSON- 39 ROBY--- - ZZ SNYDER ----- Z1 SNYDER ----------- -- ze BIG SPRING--- 55 COLORADO CITY ---- -- Z8 SNYDER ..... 35 SNYVJER ----- ---- - - 14 LAKEVIEW .... 54 Roscoiz--- ...... 15, SNYDER -------- 35 SNYDER--- -- 32 ROTAN-M 18 MERKELU- --Z8 SNYIDER .......- 39 :FLAKEVIEW 'roURNixME:NT SV. EETWATER--- --- 38 ZIUIIHAMLIN TOURNAMEN I' :Flirt BIG LAKE TOURNAMENT , . ss-ps .. , ' sa R' FF' l I V X y 1 3 f ,QW N-0 EAS FIRS1 ROW Wansbough Huff Prtner Ramage May Rhodes Frankhn Weber SECOND ROW S1mmons Keller Cox Hartwell Burns Green Hegenhe1ser Allen Sm1th THIRD ROW Watson GT1ff1H Osborn McR1ght Rogers W1ll1ams Grrmmlt Davxs Burney Slmms The Track Team I..1ke basketball track has guned much populirlty 111 Snyder Illvh thus ye 11 thc. track team entered rnrnany meets and the D1bl.I1Cl Meet wrs held 111 Snvdcr fhc. tnfim hdcl dual mrrls Wrth Bxg SpI'1I'lg and Haskell and Came out xery well vuth both ol them Because the Dxstmcl Meetwas solate we d1d not have Urns to put the results of It 1n the mnual but we irc sure thai the learn dlcl lts best and thit wis all thut was needed Fha te'1m also run m thc Blucbonnei. Rrlays ln short the traek le'1m broughi rnany honors to Snyder Hlgll School thms yn 11 W-S1 5 5? 4'Fi'?sgai,rIIQI li' HHS 'qfhiih '-ff--lf W S THE FIELD HOUSE ' 1 . 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' mm W 24 ss ,Q Q E ss wg E 'ag xfB E m. sf---km.. Q. ,Y .., . Kiiiiing The milers rounding the fieldhouse turn. .E 5. H .f H H E mm as E H H I H I hw 1..- 1 ! ws a ss a ' a -gg ms . The dash men at the start of the 100. Jerry Allen passes baton to C. L. Green on the 440 relay. nr' G1rls Volleyball Team FRONT ROW fleft to nghtl lslasu Blakely Joyce Page Mozelle Moore Jolene Vance Joyce Wendland Gwen Swan BACK ROW fleft to mghtl Mrs Faver Peggy Carroll Loulse Evans Wanda Jean Rauuwater Barbara I..ew1s Joan Boldlng Betty Wlute GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS -Hi l - ' 1 1 1 v 1 - ' f 1 1 3 J J 1 - 'v 1 Tiger Season Preview Snyder was well represented in the district this year in both football and basketball. The football squad finished third in the district winning six and losing four games the whole season. The first game ofthe season, the Snyder Tigers were defeated by a scrappy bunch of Winters Blizzards to the tune of 18-7. The Tigers were always in the game but it seemed that they could get no breaks. In the second game of the season, the Tigers fought a larger Stamford Bulldog squad to a standstill before bowing out l3-7. The Tiger squad still had not mastered the tricky Split T , The Split T is a formation where all the handoffs are at the line of scrimmage, and if there is a fumble, the opposing team has a greater chance of recovering. The Split T is one of the trickiest formations in football and it took the Tigers two games to catch on to it. In the third game, the Tigers started hitting on all cylinders. The result was a victory over the favored Lakeview Chiefs. The Chiefs were favored in the contest, but good blocking, tack- ling, passing, and running brought the Tigers to a 33 to 7 win. Next came the Albany Lions, one of the best teams the Tigers faced all year. The Tigers were pepped up for the game and defeated the Lions to the tune of 33 to 13. The game was out- standingbecause the Tigers were playing the kind of ball of which they were capable. The game also brought two linesmen the thrill of making a touchdown. Center, Grant Teaff, ran an inter- cepted pass back for a touchdown. A few plays later, big W.G. Birt, the 2,07 pound tackle, intercepted a pass that had been deflected out of the passer's hand and ran the distance to the goal line for the T. D. In the next game, the Tigers beat the defending champs, the Rotan Yellowhammers, to a pulp--33 to O! Max Coffee, the lZO pound quarterback of the Tigers, ran for six touchdowns but three were called back. The following week, the Tigers could do nothing right and were defeated by the Colorado City Wolves 45 to 13. The Wolves went on to win the district. The heavier Wolf squad also ran a Split T and won with the help of many costly fumbles on the Tigers' part. Undaunted by the Colorado City loss, the Tigers defeated the Roby Lions unmercifully the next week by the score of 40 to O. The next game brought the Hamlin Pied Pipers to Snyder after which they went home with a Z0 to 13 victory. The Tigers were ahead until the last few minutes when the Pipers pulled the oldest of them all--the old Statue of Liberty . The play worked, and the Hamlin boys had a win under their belts. , The Merkel Badgers fell to the Tigers the following week by a score of 44 to l4. This was the coldest game the Tigers played in the viewpoint of the weatherman. Only a few fans braved the zero weather to see the game and the majority of these were Snyder people. Inthe last game of the season, the Tigers defeated the Roscoe Plowboys for the first time in fourteen years. The Tigers beat the Plowboys Z5 to 9 to mark the last game for the seniors. The bo'ys gave their all and won this game in true Tiger fashion. 4 mai..-1-ni-1 -. - f--... 'fg' il' 'i:L ,1 FEATURES V--HMAwM uunnnmmuil 5313 ,.f4b 1 Highlights of Snyder High School, 1951 Although school did not actually start until September, school activities started with a bang on August 15th when the football workouts began. The next day was a very busy one for members of the faculty because of pre-registration day for all the students. Our first pep rally at the new football stadium was the night before we played the Winters Blizzards on September Sth. lt was in the sixth pl ay of this game that Don Head's leg was broken. Septemberl3th through 15th included registration of all students, classes began, and we had our first assembly on the 19th. Of course, the Sophomore initiation occupied the first week of schoolg but, in spite of the bedlam, those ever ready H. E. girls began selling candy on the campus two days after school opened. The H. E. Club and all the classes elected their officers on September 25th. The Tiger's Tale subscription campaign began on the Z6thg and the Annual Staff went to San Angelo to the Annual Clinic on the 30th. The Annual Staff began its advertising campaign on October 10th. On the 20th, Snyder High gave its first broadcast over KSNY, the Snyder Radio Station. October 27th was the night the D, E. Club gave its All High School Party at which Peggy Lundy was crowned queen. November Znd was the date of the first basketball practice. On November 4th, Barbara Lewis, football sweetheart, was crowned during the Homecoming Program when the colors were pinned on. Thatnight, Jane Houston, band sweetheart, was crowned during the half of the Ham- lin football gameg and the football sweetheart was presented with a bouquet of chrysanthemums. November 13th marked the first day of the Quill and Scroll initiation week. On the 15th, Don Head was announced as pep squad sweetheart, Grant Teaff was elected president of the Student Council, and Anne Richardson, vice-president. The H. E. Club girls were initiated on the 17th, and the Quill and Scroll pledges enjoyed their initiation breakfast at the Sage and Sand the same day. Afewdays later, the H. E. Club officers were installed in assembly. Student Council met and elected Barbara Lewis, secretary, Joye Graham, treasurerg and Wanda Jo Griffith, parliamentarian. On the Z7th, the Student Council went to Lubbock for the annual Student Council conference. On the first day of December, the Choral Clubs presented a program entitled lnterpretive Music in a Picturesque Manner . The Dramatics Club play, Model Behavior , was given in the lnterscholastic League Meet at Abilene on the Znd. The 4th marked the unforgettable Football Banquet at the Northwest Ward Cafeteria. The cheerleaders for the next year were then an- nounced. December 7th, representatives of the Tiger's Tale and Tiger's Lair went to Denton for the Texas High School Press Association. The Snyder Greenhands and Senior Conducting teams won first in District Debates at Roscoe. Tigers took consolation trophy at the Lakeview tournament about the same time. The 13th was a lucky day for Darlene Taylor and Arlon Stokes, for they were elected F. F. A. and F. H. A. sweethearts. On the night of the 15th, the Seniors presented their play, The Charm School . The Choral Clubs presented a musical program of Christmas Carols the 19th. On' the Zlst, the Quill and Scroll pins were presented in assembly and school ajourned for the Christmas holidays. - We returned to school after the holidays on New Year's Day. The Odessa Junior College A Cappella Choir presented a musical program in assembly on the 9th, The Snyder High Girls' Quartet went to Colorado City and sang for the Lions' Club. On the 19th, the Annual Staff gave its skit and our subscription campaign began. Mid-term tests were the 22nd, and schedules were changed the next week. Favorites and Who's Who were chosen to start February off. The D. E. Class left on atrip to Houston the llth for the State Convention. April llth was set as the date to begin spring train- ing infootball. The F. F,A. jackets came in the 13th, and the sweetheart's jacket was presented in assembly the following Friday when the Student Council officers were installed. The F. H. A. Club elected officers for next year. Snyder's first Track Meet was the 24th. Max Coffee and lslasu Blakely were elected as Mr. and Miss S.H. S. on the 26th. Football boys and sweetheart were awarded jackets in assembly March Znd. Several dates were set: Baptist Senior Banquet, March 165 Twirp Season, the week of March Z1-285 Junior- Senior Banquet, March 30g Senior Kid Day, April 2. And now, the grand climax--the Tiger's Lair goes to press! Nm EE HBH M .+- 'ou -., H ,. 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I,--L wi QSFTT' ' ws, ff .f w Q zum an a vs NK ,A gg Q Don becomes Sweetheart at Football Banquet December 4, 1950 mass Qs me ss a 4355 H '. -If H f 353' 1 x .J if ery B .f W, G . -,W ..,.,., Annual staff trip to San Angelo. o ff-5 4 Q I ,, ' Q Q .4-nv , e '-ff' Three Stooges!! L ff 'A 1 xiii' mfg ' ,-. - ' T3 ' ': i' --', . 'n '. AJ L as .e e . 1 I ,f x'W'ia.,j4Qg, Ii. Models for the wedding gown tea. hi, ,,X, Q14-a-...F If, , if Q- Wi.. L Only childfen at heart! CHRISTMAS PLAY and BANQUET Pop Reads a Christmas Carol H. V' H JL H. if i 1 High school faculty and waitresses. 5 is vm., 2 .hw The winner! Lenord! Come on girls, blow! 5 Busy as little bees! Q, .8151 ' ag: -4 gk lt! fl.x.' Little homernakers ? Our busmess manager sweep1ng annual Pamtmg Mrs Beaver s room class floor Grandma, Grandpa, and their A grandchildren. .4 '7f'4 f O mu :am ' X ,sf ,, ., , Sri 1.FxQ 1 , Which are the Aches and which the Pains '? ? ? ? ? Jr, - 4 Q-3591 - I xg igify., Mum mags amz' E. is a 5, B BFE B , QWQRIQ K, . x. H M ..- -Q Our Superintendent and Architect attend the American Association of School Administra- tion in Atlantic City, New Jersey. SI Going My Way ? ,Z ,,- Smiles! ! 16 - ML..-14 55 -A-an 'ia 'W f-A-.Alf i' 4' ' fi E W . .Li- Air view of old S. H. S. ,LtL. I ,aw STUDENT COUNCIL INA UGURATION President of the Council, Grant Teaff. 145' 2 I f Officers of the Student Council. The Student Council take oath of office. Mr. Wirnan reads the oath of allegiance' to support the Student Council. W' 1. I avg.. -waagklga Y H- .- - 2 -'B H 'S Ef f ie. n Y ' am :gi .gi f 555 -P ,J '5 -.pn-Z' wi W' ig 2 ww .. - .:.,.- . a was ' a rg W, 4 I Q 1 is in B Eulene Riley, Judy Miller, and Ray Gordon dining in style. L . a mem the 'ban . Some oi Baker bers in the Mr. and Mrs. Wiman, Mr, and Mrs. Evans, and David Wiman dining at the Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells on their way to Fort Worth. 5 1 P- A pc? .-AX, THE D. E. TRIP TO HOUSTON E 1- WBE :.: -nv ,fi ls nl H B N H is H K w is B z.. I -:3 .:. H H ' ' I. .. H :-: . 5 - -r 5 :gf . Delegates who went to Houston. gvgmwg, -Huw -MN jg- Em: 'f WWE m .QM 'H emi-M was M - M xi- mm V-E H--Q sm mms gpm: H ,,. .... E v-wi-L sawn in-gigs Eggiiw M: me-M is W B Em gsm B ,www 5: 'H wg.. L.. I. The highlight of the trip to Houston was the presentation ofa scholarship to Otis Sneed. This scholarship was from the University of Houston given to the highest ranking D. E. Stu- dent in Texas. 'X fi Q rn I f. iii' 'mal . , as Smart PhYsics students ? ? ? ? '? Receiving football jackets. The Senior class has been waiting twelve years for this moment. On March 1 measurements for their caps and gowns were taken. msg b W H B I Sf: 23.5.-EH .: Busy sophomore s . .., .5 use G - T i F. F. A. boys grooming their sheep. x - kv K 3 4' 'hAA 'x 4'tff,f ADVERTISING AW WMV Wljfzuwffj My ww X yo ' D mv gba Q . 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