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

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MR. LM. MOFFETT American History Coach HISTORY Social studies presents a unique program of courses to the students of Snyder High. It provides opportunities to understand the world society in which we live, and it helps us to communicate with others about the basic ideas of social relationships. 1-5 if 'S'-T 'D -1 5: MISS KATHERINE NORTHCUTT MR. FRANKLIN PRUITT American History World History Annual Texas History Looking at a Texas map are: Ann Mobley, Jerry Proctor, Carolyn Good- lett, and Ray La Roux. :W ,ugyw qw. f www, E M,

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DEPARTMENT In Freshman English, students learn more about grammar and are also taught some fundamentals for creative writing. Sophomores read the works of many important authors. In Junior and Senior English, gram- mar and creative writing are stressed. Jun- iors learn about American Literature and the Seniors study English Literature. MRS. M. M, O'REAR English III, IV . ct, 6' 'fs Q X . MRS. J.C. LINN English I Journalism U . 1 at Miss MARGARET MILLER English 11, 111 These Sophomore English students are examining a mobile. They are Jimmy Don Robinson, Troy Cook, Leatha Brice, and Judy Wallace.

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DEPARTMENT There are two full year history courses offered: American History and World History. Civics, Eco - nomics, and Texas History are the half-year history subjects offered by Snyder High School. This full sche- dule of history has been very essen- tial to all the students of Snyder High School. MR. JIM STEHLEY World History Civics Coach 'Q MR. V. V. SHEARBURN World History Coach MR. J. P. WARD American History Coach Barbara Josephson, Patsy Ramsey, Eula Mae Herrington, Donald Hill- iard, and Jesse Wells in History class.