Snyder High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Snyder, TX)

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OFFICE GIRLS This year students have worked in various offices of the school. Mr Taylor, Mr. Henry, and Mrs. Williams have depended on these girls to keep txbexir ogfice running smoothly. 4' ' 9 4'- - -r '- .f sf t The above glrls are Loulse Evans, Carol Ewlng, Shlrley Cullum, Clare Sm1th Har rlet Redwlne, and Jane DeWald AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB These boys have a very lmportant Job and perform a great servlce to thelr school dur Lng lhexr study perlods ln aldlng teachers and students by showlng fllms when they are needed These boys must learn to operate several dlfferent kmds of projectors They are verjdellcate and mustbe handled wlth the utmost care Thls year Ln place of know lng them only as projectxon boys they have formed the Audlo V1sualA1dq Club and elected offxcers 'U' S ll --4 5 ,f Nr? Plctured here are Ray Gordon, V1ce Pres1dent Ramsey Bearden Fred Wmlhams Paul Nelson R J Alexander Eddle Joyce, Paul Hayes Hubert O'Neal Vernbn Dxllard Troy Dean Wxlhamson, Carol Murphy Don Boone Secretary Treasurer Fred Cross, Mr

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Q J -.H These girls have been a big help to Mr. Wiman the past year by working in his office each period of the day. Seated here are: Cleone Brunson, Peggy Scott, Ann Hearn, Thelma Varner, Sandra Cooper, Mary Jimm Stinson, Mary Nell Trevey, Joan Cockrell, and Jo Ann High. OFFICE GIRLS rg 'M elf SN N! These are the girls who were so helpful to Mr. Kayser during his mad rush of absentees, tardiness , and many other problems with which an assistant principal must contend. They are: Halley Cowan, Patricia Fowler, Donna Bills, Melba Moss, Eulene Riley, Mary Angle, Betty Norred, Myrna Walker, Francine Taylor, Ann Brush, Bettie Estes, Sandra Scott, Delona Key, Carol Cook, Clare Smith and Fnrnlxrn Sgars

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ef 'Q'- MRS. F.W. BEAVERS MRS. AREI.. FAVER Senior English English MR. JOSEPH J. MARSHALL English Speech MRS. VIRGIL JOINES English Approximately six hundred Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are taking Literature and Grammar. The English Depart- ment is Well co-ordinatedg the teachers are striving toward the ulti- mate end which is a well-rounded high school graduate in the use of language. Speech is also offered as a solid subject. The Speech department has been active all year with various programs, plays, and activities. MR. VIRGIL JOINES English .v g ccy,cLi - ' Jean Thompson leans me Senior class as top speller of the year. Others are: Joe Chasteen, Darrell Glover and Miles Da