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

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Z. Ti hifi! . -:SZL ll g AS QHOL - s R. Phigugtmess Service i . two 1' an D1Y6C Child d rs Taking care of school finances, transporting stud- ents, fe e d in g hungry boys and girls, and keeping buildings ready for use involve a great amount of planning and work. Our competent directors have been on the job all year, often -times from early in the morning until late at night. N ODSO Mas. Ludfxcisetefias - cf-Of O E' D119 gin el. JO

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'K Directors of P ' Various Activities AQ 24 GJ - 54116 MI. 41' S ' If ' Sz QPSQ 6,209 Stan fda U6 UCI' fd 81- MR. M. E. STANFIELD, Assistant Superintendent Mr. M, E. Stanfield has served Snyder Schools for several years, This year Mr. Stanfield has workeddiligently at the job of keeping the schools running smoothly. His years of ex- perience have been invaluable to the ins- titution. Mr. Frank Wilson has the difficult job of developing an ove rall curriculum for the whole school system. He has held meetings of the staff, the teachers, and other com- 'Sod mittees for the purpose ofplanning a greater c u r r i c ul u m. Snyder Schools have indeed made progress under the direction of Mr. Wilson. vs! 'ff g 411 ,Goa xm FRANK WILSON 5 O06 Director of Curriculum NWS 6 6 9, ef' 351 06 BU Ganga She Xe Nu. fdaxng ve af' 6. bl 'ota C0909

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MISS THELMA LESLIE General Secretary The Administrative staff of the Snyder Schools has a full time job keeping up with all the clerical work which accompanies the plan- ning and execution of the work in a s chool system the size of the Snyder School. The School is in- deed fortunate to have the ser- vices of such able secretaries as these. MRS' Administrative Secretaries MAR G Genet al L Secretary? WA Y Xp-Z, f, ,XX .-t , -1 ,X fl f it r ' MX .JV J-N,. . X r t , K l ' X . l x . ll , if fi! C16- OVNX t 50-1 C 60935 Race? MRS, JOE ANN COLE Receptionist 'i Y- MISS FRANCES BOREN Secretary to the Business Manager