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

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drreerer ef errrreulum services i is ,,- fr H The job of ke e ping up with the changing de- mands inthe cur riculum of a growing school system falls into the capable hands of Mr. Frank Wilson. The addition of the new courses in our schools this year were under his direction and the responsibility of planning new ones for next year will also fall to him. Much of the progress ac- complished by Snyder Schools is due to his untir- ing efforts. Pictured at right are the principalsofthe Snyder school system, Mr. JIM. Glass, Mr. Silas Devenport, Mr. Pat Falls, Mr.. T.D, Wiman, Jr., Mr. Joel Grif- fin, Mr. Herman Trigg, and Mr. Frank Weaver. Other members of the administra- tion pictured here are Dr C. L. Yarbrough, Superinc- tendentg Mr. Frank Wilson, Curriculum Dir e c t o rg and Mr. Clois Henry, Pupil Per- sonal Services Coordinator.

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assistant superintendent and secretaries As Assistant Superin- tendent, Mr. M.E. Stan- field has contributed his knowledge and much hard work to keep the schools running smoothly. He is well known throughout the staff and student body for his ready smile and will- ingness to help on any pro- blem. The Administrative Staff of Snyder Schools finds plenty with which to keep busy throughout each day. There is much book work involved in the running of a school system the size of Snyder's. Pictured above are: Mrs. Margie Callaway, Mrs. Joy Colwick, and Miss Thelma Leslie.

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d 31' 3 buss ss sefvices a'd sevetaries E1 g E Ps 2? 5 5 1.6: 5? Mr. A.T. Nicholas, who is director of business services, has a. very important job to fill. He is recognized by all for his efficient service to the school and its financial problems. Miss Frances Boren and Mrs. La Verne Blalock, secretaries to Mr. Nichols are kept busy with the clerical work in the business service department. Their skill and willingness make the work of the administrators much easier. 14