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

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-.-,qv-...M n.fz't5v'c, 2 5. - ,, - A ,Wm , In Appreciation For his many services to Snyder and the s chool, we say Thank You to Mr. C. T. McLaughlin. Through his Diamond M Founda- tion Mr. McLaughlin ha s made many contributions to Snyder and the community. We ot Snyder High School sincere- ly appreciate Mr. McLaughlin's gifts, the oil painting and the statuette. These gifts will serve as a reminder of his interest in the young men and women of Snyder. MR. C. T. MCLAUGHLIN 'W5 Y' if Pictured above is the oil painting The Watering The pi Cture above shows the Place by Fleek, donated by Mr. McLaughlin. bronze statuette, -,The Appren- tice, which is in the high school library. of-w-q 7

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We Dediccrte ..... a ,Q ,il f Q if if P.- ' M 1-.5 df if 4 1.1 .9 x' 7 fx anauBl 2 to Mr. J, M, QSPEEDYQ MOFFETT,this, the 1954 Tiger's Lair, for outstanding service to his school and community. Coach Moffett's influence has been felt as coach of the Tigers and as sports Co-ordinator for various athletic functions. His keen sense of s p o r t s man s h i p and fair play helped develop citizenship among S. H. S. boys. Snyder is indeed fortunate to have citizens like Mr. and Mrs. Moffett and children, Stevie, Mary Ann, and Mike. May this book serve as a reminder of our ap- preciation for Mr. J. M. lSpeedyJ Moffett.

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Throug the windows of the administration offices and class rooms one could catch a glimpse of the vast amount of planning and work that was being done for a new and better school system. Many nights the reflection of lights 'could be seen through these wlndowsg for the task of the educator is a never- oading one, and the work must go on whether it be daylight or darkness. Diligence and patience have characterized the adxninistrative officers and fac- ulty of S. H. S. A program which is second to none has been planned and c ar ried out in our school.