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

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A? 'fi' 'IX . ,,. , W Q77 Q xl x .. mr, . gil' fl? MR. FRANKLIN B. PRUITT MR. M. B. MONTGOMERY Journalism Band English MISS ANN WILSON Spanish English MRS. M. M. O'REAR Chorus Fifty-one students are taking first and second year Spanish. This is only the second year that Spanish has been taught in Snyder High lately, but the interest in this subject is increasing rapidly. The Journalism Department publishes a general review of the latest news ofS. H. S. which you can read in The Tiger's Tale , the school newspaper, The mixed chorus, girls' chorus and boys' chorus have done a mar- velous job this year. The students and faculty have enjoyed their programs this year. The band has achieved great success Their stunts at the football games were outstanding. cert band. .A .slug MRS. EVA S. NELSON ' f - ' -1- Librarian Mr. Wiman informs the freshmen about the library tests. both as a marching ana a con-

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'Jib- Kin-wiv' I 'fly- 5' i4 I A'--1. Qmq f s' 6, ? '---Ill :?fW3 ff,i MISS VIRGINIA GROVE Solid Geometry MR. BILLY FRED JONES General Science Algebra Plain Geometry Math Algebra x...-, It ' MR. FRANK M. MILLER Algebra MR. OLLIE PEEK - Algebra Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry are taught in the Mathematics Department. Approximately five hundred and thirty-one students take a math course from one of five teachers. MR. HASKELI.. BEARD General Math 1' ,...nunl 1' Mr. Henry snows the boys how math might come in handy to help put on a senior play.

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E N C E K5 ab:-H' 3 f 'A' A MR. JAMES E. BAILEY MRS. PAUL MACHEL General Science G11-15' P, E, Biology Health MR, J. M. MOFFETT Football Coach MRS. EULA WILLIAMS School Nurse Biology is the study of all living organisms. In order to have perfect health, one must first fully understand basic biology. The P.E. classes are encouraged for students so that they might learn to work together and at the same time develop physical co- ordination. The Nursing Department of the school has carried on an extensive health checking program Students have been screened for seein . 8 and hearing losses, and many corrections of these losses have been made. To insure the health of the students, local den- tists gave free check-ups. Similar exams were given for eyes, earsg and chest ex-rays were taken.