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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1960 volume:

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Phillips, Mr. Max West, and Mr. Bill Schiebel. eafing The Snyder School Board is responsible for providing adequate facilities in the school system. They always keep the students' needs in mind in planning the curriculum and extra aids which contribute not only to the students' education but also to health, personality, and discipline. The School Board has raised the standards in the school system in order to make it one of the most outstanding in West Texas. 12 5 Jmtmgl ZCHQOL ,fs.U!'lll1ll5'liif,f-Qtldl OH EJUILDMFG M MR. T.E. MCCOLLUM, Superintendent 7fae ww... Mr. McCollum served his second year as Superintendent of the Snyder Public Schools this year. He has proven to be a competent administrator. He has appeared before the student body several times, which has helped the students to know him better. He is always eager to counsel students who need his help. The students of Snyder High School respect and admire Mr. McCollum as an able Superintendent. 13 l s M W V11 'W'-H-1-. i X y X 61 91 if . .J-M sswghqmhm N, --m planning Mr. M. E. Stanfield, the Assistant Superinten- dent, has contributed greatly to the Snyder schools through the years. His efficient service was acknowledged by the school board when they named Snyder's newest elementary school in his honor. Mr. Stanfield is a well-known and appre- ciated school figure to the student body of Snyder High School. In his first year as the Director of Curriculum, wu- Clois Henry has done an excellent job in Providing the schools with a well-rounded Program of m' struction. -...V Mr. E. D. Flynn, as the Director of Business Services, has done an excellent job. He is in charge of all the financial matters. ,,., M flwliw' mwssmwkbl ancf fb' ' Mr. Fla Joyce, who is in charge of Maintenance, supervises all improvements to the buildings and grounds of the school system. He is alsoin charge of all the bus routes and arrangements for school trips. Mr. G. R. Austin, who this year Celebrated his eightieth birthday, has served for the last nine years as Director of Mail Service. During his years of service, he has become one ofthe mostbeloved persons in the school system and all those who have come to know him regret that he is retiring this year. ,ww .l,,.w-W' Mrs. Sam Spikes, Cafeteria Director, is responsible for the planning of ade- quate meals at a low cost for all the Snyder schools. 15 aaefpinq in Three of the secretaries at the Administra - tion Building are: Miss Hazel Lewis, Mrs. E. B. Boone, and Mrs. J. W. Head- stream. They serve as secretaries to the business director. Pictured above are: Mrs. C. L. Callaway, who serves as Mr. Stanfie1d's secretaryg Mrs. Ted Masters, secretary to Mr. Henry and Miss Billie Ramsey, secretary to the superintendent. !...,,,.,.t I i i T.D. WIMAN, Principal This has been Mr. Wiman's thirteenth year as Principal of Snyder High School. During this time the enrollment of the school has more than tripled, and the number and variety of courses offered has shown a corresponding increase. Mr. Wiman's capable hand- ling of the problems involved in a growing school has been respon- sible for much of the progress made by Snyder High School. Mr. Jack Longbotham, as Counselor, helps students plan their high school programs and administers achievement tests and scholar- ship tests. He also advises students in their college or vocational plans and is always willing to listen to personal problems which the student may have. fjmatv Mr. J. M. Kayser, Assistant Principal, has instilleda sense of discipline and responsibility in Snyder High School. He is respected by all the students for his 1m partial treatment of everyone. Mrs. J. E. Waller, Secretary to Mr. Wiman, has also served as Registrar for SHS. She carries on numerous duties in the Principal's office. Her ready smile and willingness to help students and visitors make the office a cheerful place. uw! Mrs. J. M. Moffett keeps the attendance records of all the students. She also super- vises the student office workers. Her plea- sant disposition is an inspiration to every- one. Wfiililil -01 Mrs. Ned White has a double jobg she is Secretary in both the Li- brary and the Counselor's office. She is a very valuable assistant in carrying out the work in- volved in these departments. h I - W' it 1. Q welll, 311 5 Q N' - I 1 ' .learn Q?w?5iF.... S fl!- Mrs. Raymond Williams, R. N., has been very effective in helping students of Snyder High School develop good health habits. Mrs. Hugh Lowry is the Secre- tary in the Audio Visual Depart- ment. She handles the records on films and other resource materials used by the depart- ment, as well as being in charge of the stencil machines. 19 Masq 7a4kfL... Student office workers in Mr. Wiman's and Mr. Kayser's offices perform many tasks for the school personnel. Workers pictured at left are Renee Nail, Lucy Webster, Betty Jo West, Linda Shaw, George Ann Beaty, and Helen Ivison. These girls keep busy checking class rolls and attendance records. They include: Margaret McCright, Pat Dunn, Brenda Townsend, Patsy LaRoux, Cathy DuPont, and Donna Havins. Office workers shown above are Jud1th Gladson, Pat Haynie, Charles Easterwood Patsy Foree Gayrene Cummings, and The cafeteria workers are respon- sible for s e r ving nutritious and appetizing meals to the high school student body and faculty. They have done a good job this year. glfx nf The ladies pictured at left work in the High School Cafeteria. They are, Mrs Merle Williams, Mrs. Immett Lee, Mrs. Ross Blanchard, Sr. , the Man- ager, and Mrs. Carl Keller. - 1 .-sl ,J in Shown in this group of cafeteria workers are Mrs. A J. Jones, Mrs. George Lloyd, Mrs. Jack Drake, Mrs Dora Sellers, Mrs. Thelma Hale, and Mrs. Ted Jones The school building and grounds have been kept neat and attractive by the maintenance personnel. They are: Mr. W T. Steele, Mr. Jake Huffman, Mr. Raymond Robinson, and Mr. Earnest Craig. Z1 -di Y Mrs. Virgil Joines teaches her students self-reliance which will help them in later life. Studies of English literature, study habits and grammar are enjoyed by her students of English IV. In English II she teaches aunit on mythology in addition to regular s tudie s . Students with Mrs. Joines are Richard Sumruld and Virginia Smith. ' -- ..,. J 5 W . Baa ' Mr. Virgil Joines in English III teaches appreciation of American Literature by detailed studies of American Authors. He also encourages his students to in- crease their vocabulary so that their reading comprehension will be greater. Shown with Mr. Joines are Leatha Brice, Charles Merritt, and Nelda Matthews. Mrs. M. M. O'Rear, teacher of English III and IV, opens broad vistas of know- ledge to her students through detailed studies of American and English litera- ture. She makes the authors live for her students as they learn about them. Effec- tive communication skills such as poetry and essay writing are also stressed by Mrs. O'Rear, Picturedwith Mrs.O'Rear are Ginny Sims, Kenneth Haught, and Carol Strom. Slucfewh' Mr. Jack Gorman has helped manyFre sh- man students to lay a foundation for their high school English studies. Through his able guidance students learn basic gram- mar skills, lib r a r y science, and an appreciation of literature. Pictured with him are Glenda White and Mitchell Duke. Miss Margaret Miller, a teacher of English II and III in Snyder High School has been very helpful in furthering her students in English. She is showing a notebook to Beverly Black, Pat Dunn, Nelda Pevehouse, and Lynnda Bradley. Mrs. Arel Faver makes English II an exciting adventure through many projects. Students study short stories, mystery stories anda short novel, Silas Marner, besides going into grammar into detail. Larry McNair, Candy Weyel, and Frances Martin are shown helping her arrange a display. p f V' ,J ' 9 7 Edin Re! ' Pictured with Miss Ann Heinen are: Nan Hill, Elizabeth Williams, Becky Lawel- len, and Gene Shelburne. Miss Heinen teaches English I and Journalism as well as sponsoring the school newspaper, the Tiger's Tale. In Journalism, students are taught the fundamentals of newspaper writing. By working on the Tiger's Tale, the students get a good chance to put their knowledge to the test of usage. Mrs. W. N. Shiflett is shown instructing Bill Weaver, John Best, and Stuart Long. She teaches Spanish I and English I. In the Spanish classes, students are given a basic vocabulary with practice in speaking the languageg they are givena chance to learn more about their own language by comparing it with the foreign tongue. Shown with Mrs. H. G. Burchett are Annette Blum and Dick Martin. In her teaching, Mrs. Burchett supple- ments Latin Iand II and Spanish II with many interesting facts about Roman and Spanish cultures. Students learn not only through classroom exercises, but by extra reading and reports. She also teaches Typing I. ' ' 9 Neech... Mrs. J. P. Nelson, the competent Head Librarian, helps the students in their academic work by keeping the Library up- to-date in publications about the events of today and the history of yesterday, plus many books for enjoyment. Shown with Mrs. Nelson are Patsy Rosson and Jane Dugas. Picturedwith Mrs Joyce Gorman are Donna Krop and Donna Lenoir Mrs Gorman is Mrs Nelson's efficient assistant She helps the students find interesting books important facts and topics for their school work Mr. J. M. Moffett, who teaches American History and is one of the coaches, is shownhere with Lynn Brooks and Anne Dyer. He helps all his students by giving them a better knowledge of the history of the United States. The duties of various leaders of the nation are taught and understood in his classes. 26 Sta' .E Miss Katherine Northcutthas class- es in American H i s t 0 r y, Photo- graphy andAnnua1. In Photography, students learn the fundamental con- cepts of taking and developing good pictures, they also receive instruc- tion about different types of cameras. The annual staff plans and compiles the school yearbook, the Tiger's Lair. Miss Northcutt is shown here giving instructions to Billy Andrews , Marilyn Lewis, and Wanda Wolf in History class. Mr. J. P. Ward has several classes of American History. In these classes, the past of the nation is discussed. One of the aims of this course is to help students realize the influence of the years gone by uponpresent-day Ameri- can ways of life. Mr. Ward is also a member of the coaching staff. He is pictured here with four of his history students: John Weaver, Charles Glad- son, Bubba Fleming, and Lynn Herndon. ef '7fne wwf... St1g Olof Fernstrom Kay Powell Dav1d Kee and Mary Kather1ne Webb are shown wzth Mr Franklln Pru1tt Mr Prultt 1ncludes m h1s teachmg World H1story Texas H1story and CIVICS In the study of Texas H1story students rece1ve a thorough study of the funct1ons and hxsto r1cal background of the government of Texas Events that caused the great state of Texas to be so famous are also examm ed by the students Mr J M Stehley teaches classes 1n World H1story C1v1cs and Econom1cs 1n add1t1on to h1S dut1es as a coach I CIVICS the governmental un1ts of the student a bette r understand1ng of the type s of government and the problems mvolved Econom1cs 15 a course dealmg Wlth the busmess world It a1ms at prov1d1ng a broader knowledge of the economy of the country Mr Stehley 15 shown lectur1ng to Ke1th Moreland L1nda Parmer and Bett1e Boren Inh1s classes of World H1story Mr V V Shearburn stresses the 1mportance of a broad understand1ng of past events thxs course students recemve much 1nstruct1on dealxng wxth the modes of l1v1ng and cultural 1deals of anc1ent peoples Mr Shearburn,who also coaches, IS shown here w1th some of h1s h1story students They are Lynda Beasley and Janell Free 27 . . . . , . n wx ' United States are studied. This gives the 1 . . . . l iv s 3 , . ' ' ' ' . In In her classes of Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Miss Virginia Grove instructs stu- dents in the fundamentals of these fields of higher mathematics. Solid Geometry is a study of three dimen- sional figures. Trigonometry deals with mathematical functions and other short-cuts to solving pro- blems. Jimmy Don Robinson, Mike Moffett, Jerry Guthrie, and Buddy Patterson are shown working with the slide rule. Sfaafqz '9 Mr. Rondell Cooper teaches classes in Plane Geometry and Algebra I. Plane Geo- metry is a study of those figures which may be drawn on a flat sur- faceg it requires much use of logic in solving problems. He is dis- cussing the solution a problem with Sherrell Bell,right, and Linda Gayle Miller. Mr. Ollie Peek has several classes of Algebra II. This course is mainly a continuation of the first-year Algebra course. It presents to the studentmany additional methods of solving problems using unknowns. Mr. Peek is shown he re giving Freddy Miller and Mary Ann Moffett a few helpful hints toward sol- ving a problem. Mental Pxctured wlth Mr Haskell Beard are Helen Joyce Dana Falls and B1lly KltCh1hgS Mr Beard teaches General Math and Algebra I 1n manner wh1ch makes lt eas1er to understand and at the same tlme helps the student mn completmg h1s fundamental steps of math Mr MOHHIC Hedges 1S shown mstructmg Sue P1nkerton and Arlene W1lk1nson teaches varlous Math courses such as Consumer's Math wh1ch w1ll be 1nvaluable to the students who w1ll seek vocat1ons after cornpletmg h1gh school Th1s 1S Mr Hedges' f1rst year as a teacher 1n Snyder H1gh School Mr James L1tt1epage as 1nstructor of Algebra I and Ilhelps to lay the foundat1ons of Math for students who plan to take more advanced courses m hlgh school math and also for those who are takmg only the bas1c courses Shown above are Martha Schm1dt Terry Alexander and Jerry Franks : 2 1 ' a . ,Q , W. ' ' . He X' ffkk. i ff' N 5 A 1 fl Qjl I 25 S s V . K my A 4 y 3' .Q V. ' ! ! I ' 29 Mr. Richard Thomas, Chemistry and Physio instructor, presents an interest- ing study in these two important scientific fields. Mr. Thomas is shown ex- plaining the parts of a centrifuge to Jerry Townsend, Mike Reed, Sue Taylor, and Roger McMennamy. Mrs. Roy Carter, pictured above is instructing David Wiman, Jean Young, and Bob Smith in the proper use of the microscope, During the year the Biology classes took up the study of the physiology and anatomy of many forms of life. 30 wwf 0 uw ehallwqe Mr Marshall Parham teaches Gen eral Science wh1ch is a basic intro duction to the major sciences of bio logy c he mi s t r y and physics Through projects students become futher interested 1n the scientific field P1cturedw1thMr Parhamare Eugene Webb Carol Shoemake and Don Frazier Mr. Bob Cole makes Biology an absorbing subject for his students. Through his lectures and interesting lab experiments much about organic life is learned. Studyin a starfish under the supervision of Mr. Cole are Jerry Roe .Tan Vestal Pat Cary and Ray Lashaway. Mr Jake Greene awakens an interest in the basic laws of the universe in his General Science course which mcludes studies of the various sciences Dana Westfall Ph1lBerry andBecky Beaty are watching a demon stration of the effects of air pressure given by Mr. Greene. Mrs Sue Parham has classes 1n Speech I and II and Enghsh I1 I Speech students develop the1r tal ents 1n debat1ng and drama Mrs Parham has d1rected several out stand1ng dramat1c product1ons dur mg her two years 1n SHS She 1S shown here 1nstruct1ng some of her debate students They 1nclude Jack1e Dean Dalton Walton and D1ck1e Clemmer In her f1rst year of teachxng M1ss Pat Yarborough has d1 rected a g1rls' cho1r called the D1amond a1res and has also worked w1th var1ous groups from the A Cappella Chou She 15 shown here accom panylng the sxngmg of Nancy LEWIS Jams Gladson and Kathm Vernon B N 1 Dur1ng h1s seven years as Choral D1rector1n SHS Mr Robert Cl1nton has done an outstandmgjob of bu1ld mg the vocal organ1zat1ons of the school mto h1ghly rated groups Th1s year he has d1rected theA Cap pella Cho1r and a g1rls' cho1r known as the Merr1 Notes He also teaches Mus1cI Mr Chnton 1S shown t left w1th Steve Free Tommy Mmton Kathleen Mott and Carla Gladson P Mr. Melvin Montgomery is shown with three of his band members, James McKinnon, Douglas Vice, and Jerry Nail. Mr. Montgomery has completed his eighth year as Head Band Director at SHS. During his time here, he has built the Black and Gold Band into one of the most outstanding in Texas. Inthe photo above, Mrs. E. E. Jones, Peggy Ferguson, and Jane Richmond display one of the clever arrange- ments prepared by the Art classes. In Art. Mrs. Jones take s the artistically -inclined student and helps him develop his talents. Mo- dern and classical art are taught, giving the students a better under- standing of the world's cultural herit- age. Mr. Dan Prewitt is the Assistant Band Di- rector. He has been at SHS one year. Mr. Prewitt does many things to help the band members further develop their talents. He is pictured here with Ray Lashaway, Dorothy Payne, and Mike Reed. Hmm Mr. W. R. McMullan and three members of the Future Farmers of America stand by the monument which the club erected near the Shop Building. The members are Richard Robinson, Billy Tarter, and Frank- lin Gilbert. As teacher of Vocational Agriculture, Mr. McMullan covers a broad field. He instructs the boys in many skills vital to the farming and ranching industries, such as grass indentification, livestock judg- ing, and parliamentary procedures. , 's ex ,gg 4 Mrs. Dan Martin, who teaches Sewing I, 11, and III, not only has helped her students in learning how to sew, but she has also given them a study in child care that will help them in their future. She is always willing to help her students with their personal problems. She is pictured above helping LaNelle Wood- son, Betty Longbotham, and Marcia Stone with their sewing projects. Miss Vera Periman is shown with Georgia Spence and Judy Richardson. They have been studying table settings. Miss Pe riman teaches her students the fundamentals of home eco- nomics as well as instruction in advanced phases to some of her older students. Miss Periman teaches Cooking I, Il, and III, The various divisions of study in this courses in- clude cooking, nutrition, management and family life. Walaal-le Z ' Mr. Curtis Wise heads the Distributive Education De- partment, which is available to students who work during and after school hours in any retailing, wholesaling or servicing job. The students learn various skills which aid them in building better relations with customers. Fred Reynolds, Lorndell Ewing, Mr. Wise and Mary Stephens are looking over the club's scrapbook. Mr. J. C. Jackson, Barbara Jarvis, Troy Cook, and Esther Firestone inspect the scrapbook of the Vocational Industrial Club. The club is made up of students who take Industrial Cooperative Training. This course allows students to work during and after school hours on a job requiring technical skills, while also working toward a high school diploma. lea ' Mr. W. A. Mayfield shows Tommy La- Roux, Wayne Key, and Dewayne Lee how to use one of the machines in the shop. Mr. Mayfield teaches Woodshop I and II and serves as head of the Industrial Department of the school system, In Wood courses, Stu- dents are taught skills of woodworking. In his position as Industrial Director, Mr. Mayfield co-ordinates the work of the industrial and crafts courses in all grade levels. . , O WW Vjw f W' Mr. Frank Miller teaches classes in Drafting I and II and Metalshop I and II. In these courses, students receive instruction in methods which will prove valuable to them if they enter the industrial world. Mr. Miller explains an assignment to David Gan, John Eeds, and Judy Nachlinger. -wi General and Advanced Crafts are courses which are goodpreparation for students who will enter such fields as ceramics or leather-working. These courses are taught by Mr. W. E. Ra- born, who is shown at left discussing student projects with Rusty Rieger, Linda Orr, Frank Younger, and Xan Dunn. -Q... 47.-1 '--1... Coach Don Robb1ns has had var1ous dut1es 1n SHS h1s fn-st year Bes1des be1ng Lme Coach for the vars1ty football team he teaches Dr1verEducat1on Inthxs course he mstructs students 1n the methods of safe drxvmg g1V1Hg them a chance to learn more by many hours of dr1v1ng pract1ce He 1S shown leavmg for drrvmg pract1ce w1th Deborah Short Pete Greene Sandra Jones and J1mmy Walker Mr Dan Martm explams the operat1on of a sl1de projector to T1m W1ll1amson and B111 Murphy Mr Martm 1S 1n charge of the Aud1o V1sua1 Department whrchhandlesfxlm sh1pments arrangements and other deta11s for the countless v1sual a1ds used by the departments of Snyder H1gh School He also takes care of the school's sound equ1p ment such as m1crophones and ampl1f1ers 74 94M'7 w'4 08000000096 3 00000000099 Mrs. Clois Henry gives dictation to Ramona Hewitt, Margaret Parker, and Belva Davis. Mrs. Henry teaches the fundamentals of Shorthand I and II and guides her students in becom- ing more adept atsecretarial work. She also teaches her students other secretarial skills in order to prepare them for positions in the business world. udin. Wadi. . . Typing practice helps the student of today in many ways. Miss Thelma Leslie, who teaches Typing I and II, plans work that will be of maximum benefit and helps the student to type up schoolwork. This experience also benefits the student as he goes out into the business world or into col- lege. Miss Leslie is shown giving instructions to Barbara Caldwell and Meta Bowen. Mr. Ronald McHenry, one of the new teachers in Snyder High, has taught Junior Business, Bookkeeping, and Commercial Law. He has given a very good background to students who are planning to further their educations in the field of business administration. Here he is giving a few pointers to three Bookkeeping students. They are Johnny Joyce, Patsy Ramsey, and Diane Young. Coach John Conley is widely known as the SHS Director of Athletics. Coach Conley works with the other coaches to maintaina superior pro- gram of athletics. He is pictured at right with three of the varsity foot- ball boys, John Weaver, Reg Scar- borough, and Tommy Minton. Pao-admiring ewuhadwe ' . . . Coach Horrace Bostick, Darrel Ald- ridge and Stuart Long look at an Athletic catalogue. Mr. Bostick, who teaches Boys' Physical Educa- tion, is known for his belief in good sportsmanship. He has been an in- fluential figure in maintaining high standards in Snyder's athletic de- partment. Miss Allene Stovall, coach of the Volleyball team, dis cusses the group's game schedule with two of her players, Lynda Ivison and Helen Ivison. Miss Stovall also is the instructor of Girls' Physical Education. She teaches her girls hygiene and the fundamentals of basic sports. M. -'Qu A -., .-J f -1 f 'I f lf rj ,X 4 ,' w x W 1N' ' X ff 1 X! K f.cX - f . x. if ,---q-sr' A ,, N-J :P - , 'A P- ..- if '4' Q K Q ,I f Q f V2 1 vi K SG rg. N, ,Q x Q Q X . A ,r 3 J' 5 .ar .fb QM ,an .5 P4 f f s Q X Q 31 75 w,f L fix: ,xx fx . 4 .- if ' . 4 ,R I 355' f JEL -X -. x, , 9 6 Glafu 0 1960 As the Sensors of l959 l96O prepare to leave SHS they look baclc over the time they have spent here The past four years have been happy ones frllecl wuth memorable occasuons Members of the group leave behnnd a long record of achlevements Now they face the future And what does ut hold for them'7 Whatever It may be they face IfWll'l 1 confuclence that they can well Full thenr place In the world vi -I I - 1 . . . . . . l' MARCUS STRICKLAND LYN N HERN DON ...... PAT CARY ........... CAMILLA ROBERTS . . . JOHNNY JOYCE .... MICKEY WHARRY .... cmd . . . Presudent . . . Vice Presndent . . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer . . ..... . . Reporter Sergeant at Arms Wifi V' 43 B x as ,Ag I -VY. 59- -' A T . X I !f V gfjm, 4 .. In . M20 vig., Nga V V 2 .ku i gf' 2 . 31 , . M , BETTY ALEXANDER C oxrl Z 3 JUAINITA ALLEN 'Ural Chou- 1 Z Spamsh Clubl Z 3 Interscholastu: League 3 DE Club 4 Secretary LARRY AINSWORTH Transferred from Bannmg Callforma WINNA JEAN AINSWORTH Chou' 1 Z 3 Volleyball 3 FTA 3 RAY ASHLEY Track 1' Basketball Z' Football 3. Footballlwarxager 1,2 3,4gBaseball Manager 1 Zg Photography Club 3. Thespians 45 Tige-r's Tale 4. LYNDON BAIZE f I JAY BARROW GEORGE ANN BEATY Science Club lg Band 1,25 Student Council Z5 Spanish Club 39 Dramatics Club 33 FHA 4, Parliamentariang FTA 4, Hlstoriang Office 4. GWEN BECKHAM Choir lg Band Z3 FHA l,Z, 3. Treasurer Zg FTA Z, 3g DE 43 Creative Writing Club 4. -rr? 1'-P SHERRELL BELL Student Councll l Fl-IA l Z 3 4 Presldent Z Secretary 3 Cholr l Z 3 Offxce 2 3 FTA 4 T1ger s Tale 4 Assxstant Edxtor Txger s Laxr 4 Qulll 8: Scroll 4 S Award 1 Z 3 State Degree 1n Home Economlcs 3 BOB BENNETT Football 1 BaseballZ 3 4 Trackl 2 S11de Rule Club 3 4 Sc1ence Club 3 4 WAYNE BERRY Football l Z 3 4 Basketballl Trackl .Z 3 4 Baseball l Photography Club 3 META BOWEN Cho1r l Z Spanxsh Club Z 3 Interscholastlc League 3 DE 4 Treasurer DARNELL BOYD Chou' 3 DE 4 Soc1alV1ce Presulent xi af 1 ,fx Va .M if .rev-vg. sw-fm ir A if gl-star' ' 3 JULIA BOYD A Choir 1.2, 3, 4gStudent Council 3,45 Play: King and I . THOMAS BOYD DE 3,45 Photography Club 4. 5 -'Y 4 I' DOUGLAS BRUNSON Football 1 VIC 3 4 Vxce Presxdent 4 Sllde Rule Club 4 S Award 2 INEZ BUTLER FHA l SpamshClubl 2 3 VIC4 Nurses Club 4 Plays Great Blg Doorstep D1no l L i 6051 aiu 13' BARBARA CALDWELL Cho1r l 2 Spamsh Club Z 3 lnterscholastxc League 3 DE 4 S Award 1 2 DANNY CALLAWAY Choir Z 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 Offlce 4 RITA CAMP Cho1rlZ FTA3 4 X-suv DARLENE CANTRELL Cho1r l Z 3 Industr1al Arts Club 3 Llbrary Club l Choxr 1 Z Spamsh Club 3 DE 34 SAwardZ 3 as in qv 'Nm' ,fh- fqiivf X 1 JAN CAREY PAT CARY Class Favorxte Z Class Secretary 4 Cho1r l Z 3 Freshman Cho1r Presldentl Gxrls Cholr Secretary Z FTA 3 Spamsh Club l Z 4 Trea surer Z 4 Spanmsh Club Pmncess Z Lxbrary Club 1 Safety Counc1l l Student Counc1lZ Dramatxcs Club 3 Txger s Tale 4 Qu1l1 and Scroll 4 S Award l LAVADA CATES FTA 1 Safety Counc1l l Spamsh Club 2 3 Llbrary Club 3 Cho1r 3 S Award 2 3 LINDA CHAUNCY Span1shClub 1 Z Volleyball I Z 3 T1ger s Tale Quill and Scroll 3 4 Cholr 3 DE 4 porter S Avsardl Z BETH COCI-IRAN FHA 3 Band 3 4 Ass1stant Quartermaster 4 Tw1rler 4 Art Club 4 SUSAN COCKRELL Student Councxl l 4 Hxstorxan 4 Latm Club 1 2 Secretary Z Sc1enceClubZ Secretary Art Club l 3 4 Choxr 2 3 T1ger's La1r Art Ed1tor 3 4 Assxstant Ed1tor 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Creatxvc Wfltlng Club Secretary 3 4 Inter scholastxc League 3 4 S Ax ard l 2 3 Play The Klng and I' 1? I' wie Que. JUDY COOPER Library Club lg FHA 2,3, Historian Z, Re- porter 3g DE 3g FTA 45 Office 45 Tiger's Lair 4' Quill and Scroll 45 S Award 35 lnterscholastic League 1. KATHY COWARD Ofhce 4 CARROLL COX VIC 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Pres1dent 4 .-Q, PAT CRADDOCK FHA l Z Cholrl 2 D1-amatxcs Club 3 DE4 'X i 43 wr:-9 X CROSS ALE Football 1 Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Track Z 3 4 FFA 1 Z 3 4 Sent1nel 3 Txger sTa 4 FHA Sweetheart 3 GAY RENE CUMMINGS FHA 1 FTA 3 4 Ofhce 4 5 .af NADA DAVIS 'bl .f ' LEON DEERE Football 1,23 Industrial Arts Club 1,23 Photo- graphy Club 3g VIC 3,4. YY' JANE DUGAS Choir l,2,3g Spanish Club l,2,3g FHA 1,25 Library Club 3,4, Reporter 4g Office 45 Class Reporter 3g Cheerleader 3,4, Head Cheer- leader 4. JANET DUGAS Cholrl 2 3 Span1shC1ub1 2 3 I-'HAI 2 Class Secretary 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Off1CS 4 FTA 4 OLETA DUNCAN FHA 1 Dramatxcs Club 3 Photography Club 4 PAT DUNN Industr1al Arts Club 1 2 Nurses' Club 1 2 XAN DU NN Volleyball 1 2 3 1ndustr1a.l Arts Club 1 2 3 Choxr 3 CATHY DuPONT FHA 1 z 3 voueybau Manager 3 offme 4 U 1' If 'f '? if-Pm,,x 1 49 r High DON DUPREE Industrlal Arts Club Z 3 4 Vlce Presxdent Pf6S1d6hf 4 ANNE DYER Spanlsh Club l Z 3 4 Secretary Z Treasurer 3 Science Club I Band Z G11'lS' Cho1r Vlce Presldent 3 Student C0unc1l3 Interscholastxc League 3 Tlger s Lair 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Creatlve Wr1t1ng Club 4 S Award 1 Z CHARLES EASTERWOOD Band 1 Z 3 4 Stage Band 3 4 Scxence Club 1 Z 3 Shde Rule Club 4 Tenms I Z Play Kmg and I GERALD EATON ' Bandl 2 3 VIC 4 ILLA EAVES Audlo Vxsual Club 1 Z 3 Secretary 1 Reporter Z Treasurer 3 DE 4 EMMADELL EWING VIC 3 Dramat1cs Club 3 Thesp1ans 4 Plays K ng and I Bull 1n a Ch1na Shop Great B1g Doorstep' LORNDELL EWING Cho1r 3 DE 4 Soclal Vlce Presxdent Play Kmg and C I I I I 1 I 9 ' 2 5 ' ' A x ' R , . 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RODGER FIELDS B d l 2 3 Stage Bandl Z 3 Sclence Clubl an 3 Sllde Rule Club 3 4 Cho1r 4 Play 'King and I BETTY FITCH ,317 Transferred from Seadrlft Texas JAMES FITZGERALD Football l Z 3 4 Trackl Z Photography Club GINGER FITZSIMMONS l Cho1r 1 2 Play K1ng and I 3 4 Dramaucs Club 3 S Award BEN FRANKLIN Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Trackl Baseball 4 Dra matxcs Club 3 Thespnans 4 Plays Tom M Sawyer Kuxg and I Bull ln a Chma Sho ! 'Q4 '-lg 'lid' iq, mv 5' P WWE: s....,,,,.,f- SHERENE GLADSON Lk 3-N 'QM M cry' Kal-'fy JUDI TH GLADSON o1rlZ34 Span hClublZ34 FT 4 Txger s La1r 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Offxce 4 NORMAN GLADSON Footballl Basketball 1 Z 3 Baseballl Z 3 4 Safety Councll l Sllde Rule Club 3 4 JANET SUE FREE Spanish Club Z 3 Llbrary Club Z 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Art Club 3 Chou' 3 CARLA GLADSON Cholr 1 Z 3 4 A Cappella Presxdent 4 Art Club 1 Span1shClub l Z StudentCounc1l 1 4 Recordmng Secretary 4 Class Favorxte 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Creatwe Wr1t1ng Club 3 4 Co Ed1tor 4 FTA 4 Secretary Homecommg Duchess 4 S Award Z Play Kmg and l -C fwfr 4- 'T Class Secretary l Student Counc1l4 Corres pondmg Secretary Band 12 Chou' 3 A Cappella Reporter 4' Stage Band Alternate Vocalist Z' FTA 3 4 Vice President 4' Drama- tics Club 3' Creative Writing Club 4 Vice President' Homecorning Duchess 4' Tigers Lair3 4'Quill andScroll4' Plays: Oklahoma ing an l . MARY BETH GLENNEY Latin Club 2 3 RecreationChairman Z'Nurses ub Z,3' Art Club Zg Choir 3,4' FHA 3, , Degree Chairman 4. PAM HAIGWOOD Band l, Z, 33 Interscholastic League 3. EJ W at Xe 'xx mt Spanish Club l,Z,3g JERRY HALL FFA l,2, 3,4. HELEN HARLIN X 4 Choir 1.2, 3, 4, Girls' A W Choir Parliamentarian Zg Nurses' Club lg FTA -..-f l,2,3,4p Tiger's Lair 3,4g Quill and Scroll 4- Ofiice 43 Thespians 4. lx hav KENNETH HAUGHT Band 1, Z, 3, 4gSpanish Club 1, 23 Science Club Z. 35 Safety Council l' Slide Rule Club Z' Creative Writing Club 3 4 President 4 Golf 3 4 Tiger s Lair 4 Quill and Scroll 4 S Award l 2 3 DONNA HAVINS Transferred from Colorado City Texas Art Club 4 Treasurer FTA 4 Office 4 ,-0 DICK HAYES Football 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 FFA1 Z 3 4 Pres1dent4 -'z: 'w ' 'fin DFFQ LYNN HERNDON Basketball Z 3 4 Football 3 Photography Club 3 4 Class Vice President 4 GAY HICKMAN Football Manager l Z 3 4 Basketball Manager l Golf l Z 3 Photography Club 3 4 T1ger s Lair 4 ,Mu VIX 'K-it f' A if l iii Tr? ,W-Um 'F' fi' 3,1 LYNDA HICKS Spanxsh Club l Z Band l Z Nurses' Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 3 lnte-rscholastm League -N' Offxce 3 Student Councll 3 DE 4 HISIOFIBH Tlger s Laxr 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 S Award Z SUE HILL Gxrls Cholr Secretary Z Cheerleader DONALD HILLIARD DE 4 CHARLES Hocx Q- 'T Spamsh Club l Z Basketball Z Tenms 2 3 Scxence Club 3 Slxde Rule Club 4 S Award Z SUE I-IODGES Spamsh Club l Z 3 4 Nurs Club l Band 2 Dramatlcs Club 31 Secretary FTA3 4 Offme Play Kmg and I LARRY HOUSE VIC 4 JIMMY HUFFMAN Football 1 2 3 4 Industr1al Arts Club l Z 3 4, Presxdent 3 Vmce Pres1dent 4 MARSHA HURST Nurses' Club 1, Z,3,4, Vice President 4g Band 1, Z, 3g Science Club Zg StudentCouncil 45 S Award Z, 3. HELEN IVISON Volleyball l , Z. 3, 49 Office 4g Tennis 35 Industrial Arts Club 4, Reporter. DAVID JAMES Spanish Club Z 3 Football 3 Cheerleader Office 4 BETTY JENNINGS Spanish Club 1 7 3 Student Counc1l l 2 FHA l Choir l Z Office 2 FTA 3 Tiger s Lair 3 PHILLIP JOHNSON DE 4 CHARLENE JOHNSTON Choirl 2 3 4,Girls'ChoirSecreta1-yl Library Club 1 2, President 2 FTA 3 4 lnterscholastic League 3 Tiger s Lair 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Thespians 4 S Award 2 3 DEVANE JONES FFA l Z 3 4 Vice President Z Treasurer 3 Reporter 4 Football 1 Z 3 4 Class Reporter Z Class President 3 Basketball l Track l 'f 56 'Q ,' 'illibr BARBARA .TOSEPHSON I 3:24 45 RONNIE JONES Transferred from Crane Texas Baseball 4 SHARON JONES Transferred from Eola Texas Cho1r4 Thes pians 4 Play Dino Band l Z Choir Accompanist 2 3 4 Science Club Z Latin Club Z 3 4 Treasurer Z Inter scholastic League 3 Dramatics Club 3 S Award JOHNNY JOYCE Spanish Clubl Z 3 4 Vice President 3 Presi dent 4 Interscholastic League l Z 3 Student Council Z Creative Writing Club 3 FTA 3 Txger s Lair 3 4 Editor 4 Tiger s Tale 3 4 Assistant Editor 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Vice President 3 Slide Rule Club 4 Class Reporter 4 S Award l Z 3 JACKKEA F A12 3 4. KAREN KERLEY Science Club 1' Nurses' Club l Z' Photography Club 3' Art Club 3' Spanish Club 2. MIKE LaFOUNTAIN Football l 2 3' Basketball 1' Track 1' Student Council 1' Class Vice President 2' Slide Rule Club 3 4' S Award 1. imp ur' xx qs, I TED LAMB Golf l, Z,3,4g Slide Rule Club 3,43 Photography Club 3g Cheerleader 3,45 S Award 1,25 Play: Tom Sawyer . PATSY LaROUX wifi Photography Club 35 Library Club 45 Office 4. Y Q a RAY LASI-IAWAY Band l Z 3.4' Stag Band l Z 3 4' Slide Rule Club 3 4 S Award Z MARILYN LEWIS Spanlsh Club 1 2 urges' Club 1 C Presxdent 4 Chomr l 2 VIC 3 4 Secretary4 Plays 'Kmg and I D1no S Award l Tk-.. Q KAREN LIVINGSTON -'75 'M L1braryClub l StudentCounc1l1 2 3 4 Nurses Clubl 2 3 I VIC 3 SAwardI 'ws-0 ,lb DICKIE LOCKE DE 4 ,- Spamsh Club l 2 4 Cholr l Z SCICHCB Club l ,Hwy FTA Z 4 Reporter 4 S Award 1 Z lf' TH-fm ex .,Axfzf- 57 , , , e . . , . O A , ,4g N ,Z,3,4, 7, I I - ur, vu - ul: AZ. K A J I ' I . I . A , I , T-N all A I 'Q YQ Q T , . lv ' f' , if --.45 , n ..-y 3 BETTY LONGBOTHAM .,, , 1 K ,, . I . 1 . I Q . -4 . 23- k M Y , . Y , J 1 , . v V ii . ia . WI Q ' 40? I V 'C I an 1 'AY AH. ' Ei hu X N 2... wha- 3- DAVID LUNSFORD FFA l, Z, 3, 4. DEANA MAPES Spanish Club l,Zg Choir l, Z,3,4g Photography Club lg Safety Council lg Art Club 3. vii, lk RONNIE MAR TIN Football l Basketball 1 Track l Baseball l Cho1r 2 3 DE 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 S Award 1 P ays Oklahoma Arsemc and Old Lace Tom Sawyer Kmg and I ' Bull 1n a Chma Shop Great Blg Doorstep Dmo PAT MAYO DE4 KIETI-I MOFFETT Sl1de Rule Club 3 4 Baseball 3 4 S Award PEGGY MOORE Nurses' Club l Cholr Z 3 4 Art Club 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Mmm Football Z 3 FFA Z 3 Sllde Rule Club 3 4 JIMMY MOSELEY 'Q A Tzger s Tale 4 Busxness Manager Qu1ll and 7 vw Sc roll 4 58 wg BILL MURPHY Science Club lg Band l,Zg Audio Visual Club 3, 4, Vice President 3g Slide Rule Club 45 Tiger's W Tale 44 Quill and Scroll 4. DICKIE MCBETH Bandl 2 3 Latin Club 2 3 Parliamentarian 3 Slide Rule Club 3 4 Science Club 3 MARY McCRAW Art Club 1 Z Nurses Club 3 VIC 3 4 Reporter 4 S Award 3 MARGARET McCRIGl-IT Art Club l 4 Reporter l Office 4 Audio Visual Club 4 RONNIE MCGREW ootball 1 2 3 4 Track l Latin Club 3 Photography Club 3 Slide Rule Club 4 DAVID MCKINLEY Audio Visual Club 3 Football 3 VIC 4 'Whlni up-..w lt JAMES MCKINNON Band I Z 3 4 Stage Band 4 Safety Council 1 Science Club l Z 3 Slide Rule Club Z 4 Latin 3 Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Creative Wfltlllg Club 34SAwardlZ3 RONNIE MCNABB FFA 35 DE 3,4. BARBARA NAIL Spanish Club 1, Zg FTA 1--v 1' JERRY NAIL Transferred from Graham Texas Band 4 KAY NAIL Spanlsh Club l FTA 1 Nurses' Club 1 Thes pxans 1 'QT' 'WV A NANCY .IO NIDIFFER FHA 2 Band 2 Dramatxcs Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 Tiger s Laxr 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 MORRIS NOAH Audxo Vlsual Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball l Z Track l Z Tenms l 2 3 PATSY NOLAN Chou- l Z DE 3 4nf ' RONNIE OWENS Spanish Club lg VIC 3,4. LINDA PAGE Latin Club l,2,3, Historian 25 Art Club 2,39 Student Council 23 Choir 35 VIC N U54 F535 FRED PARROTT FFA1 Z MYRTIE PATRICK C o1r1 2 3 4 1 ff 6-nv -midi' sci JULIA PICKERING L1braryC1ubl 2 3 4 Reporter 3 SecretaryZ 4 Student Council 3 4 FHA 1 FTA 4 S Award ELVIS PINKERTON inf' -J Photography Club 3 Football 3 Track 3 KAREN PORTERFIELD FHA 1 2 3 4 Vice President 2 President Cho1r1Z Off1cel2 3 4 FTA4 Y W' fm A if I 1:- . gh I '-. fu W ff 1 flf . 1 ,. CARLA PORTIS Choir l Z Industrial Arts Club 1 Dramatics Club 3 GALEN PRATHER B nd 1 2 3 Industrial Arts Club 1 2 GOLDA PRESTON Science Club Z FTA 3 4 Thespians 4 PATSY RAMSEY Band 1 Z Safety Council 1 Spanish Club 1 Z FTA 3 Student Council 3 lnterscholastic League 3 Tiger'sLair3 4 AssistantEditor4 Quill and Scroll 4 Office 4 S Awardl 3 GERALD REEVES Football 1, 3 4' Track 1' Baseball 3' Basketball 1' Photography Club 3' Slide Rule Club 4. FRED REYNOLDS Latin Club 1,2 3 4. Editor ' B nd l I ' Creative Writing Club 3 4' DE 4' S Award 3' Ptayz Bull in a China Shop . -qdilntf JOHNNY RICHARDSON Footballl 2 3 4' FFA l Z 3 4' Tiger s Lair 4. 'Q-f JANE RICHMOND Cho1r1Z FHA2 3 4 FTA4 CAMILLA ROBERTS Class Reporter 1 Class Favorxte 1 Class Trea surer 4 Homecommg Duchess 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 5,.u,.. Secretary 2 3 4 Tw1r1er 1 Z 3 Band Sweet heart 3 Student Counclll 2 3 4 Vxce Presxdent 3 Treasurer 4 Spamsh Club Z FTA 4 S Award y Klng and I lf- f twwv nfl? ,via Q.,'! '?' RICHARD ROBINSON FFA I Z 3 4 TreasurerZ Pres1dent3 Student Councxl 4 Txger s Lalr 4 JERRY ROE Band 1 Z 3 4 Stage Bandl 2 3 4 Class VICE Presldent 3 Latm Club 1 Z 3 4 Vxce Presx dent Z Shde Rule Club Vlce Presldent 3 Stu dent Councll Vxce Pres1dent 4 BEVERLY ROGERS Cho1r Z Spamsh Club 3 4 FTA 4 LINDA ROLAND Cholr 1 2 Student Councll Z ALFRED ROSAS FFA 1 Z DE 3 4 M .an-ii' AIX 63 LYNDA ROSSON FHA 1,Z,3p spanish Club 1,Z,3,4g FTA 3,43 Tiger's Lair 3,4, Business Manager 44 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Tiger's Tale 43 S Award I. DONNA JEAN SCOTT ug, Mi .,R-1-'gif Science Club 25 Nurses' Club 35 Industrial Arts Club Secretary lg VIC 3g Thespians 45 Creative Writing Club 3,43 Band 1,25 Play! Din0 . JOE SCOTT Band Z 3 Science Club 3 FTA 4 LINDA SHAW -fM-'- FTA l Choir I Band 2 Spanish Club Z 3 4 Viv' My Dramatics Club 3 FHA 4 Nurses' Club 4 -yur S Award 1 EDITH SHIFFLETT FHA I Band 1 2 3 4 FTA 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 Thespians 4 19 BARBARA SHOEMAKE fig., Class Favorite I Class Secretary Z Cho1r I Z Dramatics Club Z vu-f GRETCHEN SHORT Span1shClub I 2 3 4 Office I Choirl Creative Wr1t1ng Club 3 4 FTA 3 Dramatics Club 3 Vice President Homecoming Duchess4 T1ger's Tale 4 Editor T1ger's La1r 4 Quill and Scroll PHILIP SMARTT Student Council l,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Band I, Zy3, 4 Drum Major 3, 45 Stage Band l,2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 15 Class Presi- dent Z5 Class Favorite Z5 Latin Club l.Z,3,4, President Z5 Creative Writing Club 35 Slide Rule Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 35 S Award l,Z,3. DAVID SMITH V Industrial Arts Club 3, 45 Football 3. RICHARD SMITH FFA l Z 3 Audio Visual Club Z 3 VIC 4 VIRGINIA SMITH FHA l FTA l Latln Club 2 3 4 Historian 3 Photography Club 3 Science Club Treasurer Z DE 4 S Award 1 Z BETTY STATON FHA l 3 MARY STEPHENS FHA l 2 3 Treasurer I Reporter Z Vice President 3 Choir l 2 Science Clubl Office Z 3 DE 4 Historian FFAI Z Footballl Z 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Favorite 3 Class President 4 S Award 3 .If 'ii .Nuff MARCUS STRICKLAND eg jew, Track Z 4 Photography Club President 3 Class I A if I we I iii, Wflig Q,-. wiv 5' S? .Sib,,31 R Q A A . NX if 39' X 4 ui' is-' The ,ff W-mm. All nf S. RICHARD SUMRULD DE 3 4 President 4 Choir 1 Z 3 4 Student Council 1 Art Clubl Spanish Club3 Creat1veWr1t1ng Club 4 S Avxard JIMMIE TARLTON Slide Rule Club 3 CAROL STROM Band 1, 23 LibraryClub lg Art Club 2, 35 Spanish Club Reporter 25 Student Council 2,41 Latin Club 3,4, President 4g Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Editor 4g Tiger's Lair 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 49 S Award 1, 2, 3. DARRELL STURDIVANT FFA 1,25 DE 3,4. VONDELL SUMRULD BILLY TARTER FFA 12 3 4 Sentinel 4 W1 y AU NITA TEAGU E if Transferred from Aztec New Mexico Tiger s Tale 4 66 ff Band l,Z, 3,4, Quartermaster 3, Captain 4a Stage Band Z. 3, 4g Science Club 2, 3g Slide Rule Club 4g Office 4. BARBARA THORNBURG Photography Club 39 DE 4. 'inf-we-5 'ln- ef, 5.1 GLEN THOMPSON SHERLON TIPTON Dramatics Club 3 Science Club 4 Photography Club 4 DOUGLAS VERNON Audio Visual Club 2 DE 4 Play Dino DOUGLAS VICE Band 1 Z 3 4 Assistant Quartermaster Second Lieutenant 4 Stage Band 3 4 Science Club l 2 Tennis l Slide Rule Club 3 Student Council 4 Play King and I BARRY WALKER Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Z 4 Photography Club 3 Art Club 4 T1ger's Tale Plays Tom Sawy r King and ' JERRY WALKER SQ! I Slide Rule Club 3 4 S Award 1 3 S EDDIE WARE Transferred from Spur Texas EDDIE WATSON Audxo V1sual Club l Photography Club 3 DELORES WEAVER Choxr 1 Z MARY KATHERINE WEBB Football 1 Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Track I 4 'vi-egg 'ar FHA l Z 3 Degree Cha1rman Z 3 Student Councll 3 Off1ce Z 4 T1ger s La1r 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 S Award 1 2 MARY LYN WEBER FHA l Choxr 1 2 3 4 Dramatms Club 3 LUCY WEBSTER Industr1a1 Arts Club 4 JAN WELLBORN AM M FTA l Z 3 4' FFA Sweetheart3' Safety Council il, ' ' 45 l' Choir l' Office l 2 3 4' FHA Z' Dramatics Zi, V - Club 3. ' ' JESSE WELLS li Slide Rule Club 3. A A, 3 T ',c'Q u:-Q f BETTY JO WEST 3 Art Club 35 Choir 3g Industrial Arts Club 4. MICKEY WI-IARRY Football l, Z, 3, 45 FFA l , 25 Photography Club 3, 43 Art Club 4g Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4. 'Nr is! 1 'Y SUE WI-IARTON Transferred from Benton Arkansas TIM WILLIAMSON Audxo Vxsual Club I 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 Tenms l Z 3 Football Manager Z Basketball Mana ger 2 3 4 Txger s Tale 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Shde Rule Club 4 LaNELLE WOODSON Bandl 2 Cho1r I Z 3 FHA l Student Counc1l I 2 FTA 3 T1ger sLa1r3 Off1ce4 Photography Club 4 STANLEY WOOLEVER Footballl Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z Trackl Z 3 4 Art Club 1 Z 3 4 Audlo V1sual Club 1 2 Sc1ence Club l Photography Club 3 4 Parha mentarxan 3 DIANE YOUNG Band l Z 3 4 Quartermaster 4 Twxrler 3 4 Head Twlrler 4 FTA I Scxence Club Z 4 Re porter 2 Interscholastxc League 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Nurses Club 4 FRANK YOUNGER Industr1al Arts Award 3 W fx 2 N ,- E3 ,lf J 3 Q ' 'S 3 5 'Q I rg Sf , 11 J., 'lu 5 ...mf 1 ,, Q f I A X 2. xx 417 new S QSQU-LoL, s s Qu. r , f c,LJ131f2OUU1 A Ld,,ZClQD +-f Jftcruc D712 Joie! QQLUCJNTQQL gf- Z 1' 'eff' s may 7t7t?CcL,f2 567002 QUJCLL Lfflfjtw s gg . f QQAJQ44 , g ooo 01644 W mar The members of the Jumor Class have had a very Important and excatsng year The fall and wmter months found them busily engaged In ransnng money most of whnch went for theur most Important class actnvlty the Jumor Sennor Banquet Durmg the latter part of the year the election of Student Councul offncersand ordermg of class rmgs remanded the Jumors that soon they would be bearmg the brunt of the responsl bnllty for their school Now wuth many plans and hopes members of the group eagerly antlcupate thenr long awaited Senior year 1 f v 'Q . I . . .. . . . , I ' . . . . I . . . . . ' I I ni C 'I I . ig' can DICKIE CLEMMER . . Presudent JIMMY DON ROBINSON . . Vlce President BRENDA PITTS Secretary-Treasurer JACKIE DEAN Reporter . Q'-cl ' 5,11 -Sffx 1 L21 3' JANICE BOWMAN LEA THA BRICE CHARLES BRIDGES LYNN BROOKS 4: ba 6 vii - fsftfii ROGER AVANT SHARON BANKS DARVIN BA7E TONY BEARDEN MARY LOU ADAMS pv- '5 BILLY ANDREWS BARBARA ARMSTRONG STEVE BARRETT CI-IERIE BOONE 'id Vw? QQ! I I ,., ,:' . 'f X' t ' fi 7 Y!-3 ,rl A? tg' ff '-' ,, , .K 7 Q' ll ' fl - A' x f,j ,' BOBBY BROWN 45' .R I 1 4 A Q .H . if Y, A Y A -f --A A 4.9 , - . ' 3 '-A, Jw A, 6 Y ig-, 5 ' , fi - -Q 'A - I Via V ' if ' 3- fig., . V f Mm as 5.5351 . ANN BYRD FINIS CALVERT JOHN CARROLL me Q,-v'f 'wr ww UU pimynv 'weld' DICKIE CLEMMER LINDA COPLEN RUDY CRABTREE OD'- Y-.23 JAMES CHANDLER HAR RIET CHAPMAN T ROY COOK JESQE CRAWFORD KATHIE C ROOKS PERRY CU LWELL JOHN CURRY BELVA DAVIS x 3 FW H, . 9 gb' , Q4 ' ,J ! all jk' 5 -7, ,A J A ,, ary. i i' L 9 I -Q ji. ' 2' F? Z t,14Lf.'s 'A 4.i,L L Tw? I , YA 2 A 41 .. A A A y f 'X HQ. 411 f f' I L' I I In ,, K af I -E' 74 ,Q ,mi ,ww :ff RONNIE EADES CAROLYN ENGLER MARY EVANS H I-IERMAN FARMER ESTHER LEE FIRESTONE -'L -6 JACKIE DEAN THEDA DeSHAN LINDA DIG GS BRENDA DRAKE JOE DAVIS MARLIN DAVIS PAT DAVIS LARRY DEVERS SHIRLEX DY ESS Rx if ' XL... I it . ,, I ' I f? J A 1 V9 43,1 gf RONALD FLEIVIING ...nin... JEAN FISHER .TOE FOWLER TOMMY GALYEAN KATTIE GAGE 5'9 LARRY GEBHART M FRANKLIN GILBERT CHARLES GLADSON PATTI GREEN 14 PEGG GREEN BENNIE GREENFIELD KAREN GREER GERALD GUTHRIE 5 'M Tm! ww Y fi A A . - ,wil E . 14: fi Q .ff ' JOYCE GUY Q 24' , ' M. , 41. zz '-.v ,. ff- ' , . -lc U' M., f 'F I A E 1 ff 'Qu 13 ' Q I Q1 I ' 4344. . I .Tv 4-fri 'Nb uf -my Q1 MOKEY HALE LANNY HALL ALBERT HARDY BILLY HARLESS LARRY HART SONYA HAYNIE LOUIS HERNDON N!'4-gguv EULA MAE HERRING TON nb' .642 jf, LEWIS HICKS W f W 76 RAMONA HEWIT T BRENDA HICKMAN 'iw CHARLES HICKS 'Thur GRAY DON HICKS ,nun- 1 MAXINE HARDIN E im' wfX.l rd' 'bmi-1 1,,,, 3P' N-Q W X U 'K' J . x N K W A 'Viv 5 ' 4' ,M If Y ' , ,W V Wfk N , ' a X A L TE 2: I A .A 'laws iffy 1 v 'V ,- . -I , A W J QF' I .Q 7 , vm- Ui - ' ethic ' I X Q v 1 9, , if K. GEORGE HOLDER KENT HOLMES JUDY HUDDLESTON JUNNY IVISON BARBARA JARVIS SALLY JONES TOMMY JONES WANDA JONES GENE KEA +- f , 'hm -A VU 1 'Cf' PAULA KEATON -62 KAY KELLER JESSE KELLY WENDELL KIMB ROUGH SARAH KIRKLAND 'QQ A A ,. K? ws., wwf' ww f. 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KAY POWELL RUSTY RIEGER ar' 'Q 5 JOE ROBINSON - 4 'Qfjg KENNETH RO CH 1.141125 JERRY RODGERS NO NNIE RODG ERS G ENE ROE Q--H JUDIE ROGERS TOMMY ROGERS TOMMY RYAN itz? A103 ,.vl .ti- W MARY ANN SAVAGE DARBY SCOTT LOIS SELLARS ' .Agia-Q 41 Iifga we' 639 JIMMY SHAW DONNA SHEARER EARL GLORIA SHULER BARBARA SMITH if SHIFF LETT DICKY SIMPSON JUDY SLATTON Quik BOB SMITH DAVID EUG ENE SMITH JIMMY SMITH JESSE SNEAD RONNIE SPITTLE CONNIE STANLEY -arf 'ffl Ax 1. BETTY SNIDER LINDA STATON SANDRA STEPHENS TOMMY STEPHENS LINDA STEWART x 52' ,I if Q 3 ,Q 1 ' 3 I' ...,f -ni ' ul m fl 4 X ,IJ R I 4, 1:15 - 1, 4- I 167 k :ru .gn 1 1 w ,j L :rv ' LD 'S , I. if , 1 'if Pk - I .-' f 4,1 s -L.. -J XS Lf If f -I it - ' 5 Q, xr gm , A . 1 . 1 ., . v ,W I , I A , ?. x A f 1 QA 1 4 V' I - W V I ' 'fr WV' M A 97 , . 6 X QQ' , 3, I LV figaggz ROY STURDIVANT JAMES SULLIVAN ff N-. 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L QQ A:-AM q...,.u BOBBIE WYNNE LYNDA WYNNE .Q-W LYNDON YARBROUOH ' f ,gig .Q - ' I ' JEAN YOUNG ' 3,5 3 OO Blau Gf 1963 This year s Freshman Class, the last for SHS has been an oufsfandmg one Gefhng znto The swing of hugh school lnfe early In The year members of the class added much to the progress of the school Through fheur many experlences this year the Freshmen have gained a background whlch wlll prove lnvaluable an their later years In hugh school . , . . , . I . . . ' I PAT LQFOUNTAIN Presndenf DALTON WALTON Vlce Presrdent STUART LONG Secretary Treasurer . 1, ...asia ' w ,vwAf f -,fifN..1'27 Jfflv' I . . . Ina can n n usnuoona - cocoa u an :assassins islam - RICHARD ADAMS DARREL ALDRIDGE TERRY ALEXANDER WAYNE ALEXANDER .TANIS ATWOOD 'Y' 1' V- ,-f 9 3 vw '9!.. '?' ' Y - ,,1' f , ii -3 -mn., X3 SANDRA BRINNER ls. 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Qwafulle CAROL STROM Carol has partucnpated rn many of the clubs around SHS She was Edrtor of the Creatrve Wrntlng Club publlcatron Vice Presndent of Quull and Scroll Carol has been on the annual staff for two years She has marntanned a very hugh grade average PHILIP SMARTT Phlllp has shown many outstanding qualltles In his hugh school career In the Black and Gold Band for four years, he served as Drum Malor for two years and was m All State Band three years Phlllp belng active ln Student Council, served as President this year SHERENE GLADSON Sherene has been a member of Student Council and served as Correspond mg Secretary thus year She was Vlce Presldent of FTA A singer nn the A Capella Chotr, Sherene was Reporter of thus orgamzatlon and was a member of the All Regnon Chonr Her sophomore year Sherene was alternate Stage Band Vocalist PEGGY FERGUSON Peggy has excelled IN chonr bemg nn A Cappella for two years Art as another of Peggy s maln Interests Peggy recelved the honors of Homecoming Queen and FFA Sweetheart 134 JULIA PICKERING Julla has proved to be an out standing worker In the Lnbrary servlng as Reporter of the Keepers of the Scroll one year and Secretary two years Julla has been named to the Honor Roll consistently throughout her hugh school years 70644 JOHNNY JOYCE As Edltor of the 1960 Tiger Lalr Johnny showed hrs supenorrty as a leader Also he served as News Edntor of the Tiger s Tale and Reporter for the Sensor Class The Spanish Club was led by Johnny, who was Presldent thrs year I l President of Latin Club, and . . , is I .l D JIMMY HUFFMAN Jnmmy has been an outstandnng worker un the Industrnal Arts Club, servlng as Presldent one year Partncupatmg nn Football has four years m hugh school Jlmmy stlll malntamed above average grades ln has sublects SHERRE LL BE LL Sherrall has been an excellent student ln Homemakmg, cenvnng her State Degree as a Jumor She served capably as Assistant Edntor of the Tnger's Tale and was also a member of the Tlger s Lanr Staff and A Cappella Chonr Sher-'ell was elected Secretary of Qulll and Scroll JERRY ROE An exceptlonal muslclan Jerry was named Most Outstandmg Musnclan at the All State Stage Band contest thus year ln addntnon he has served as Vnce President of the Student Council thus year CARLA G LADSON Bemg elected Recordxng Secretary of the Student ..,,,x Councll cllmaxed Carla s four years as a Council member Also a member of A Cappella she served as Presndent Carla was elected Secretary of FTA and Co Edttor for the Creatlve Wntnng Club paper CAMILLA ROBERTS Cam: lla has been an actlve member of the Black and Gold Band for four years She was Treasurer for three years Camnlla was Vlce Presndent of the Student Council last year and Treasurer thus year, and she served as Treasurer of her Semor Class CHARLES EASTERWOOD Charles has excelled In science Also, he was a member of the Concert Band and Stage Band and was selected for the All State Stage Band He added much to Anme Get Your Gun has humorous portrayal of Charley Devenport 135 Runners-up for favorites ofthe upper classes were, SEATED: Carla Gladson, Senior, Brenda Pitts, Junior. STANDING: Lynn Herndon, Senior, and Charles Merritt, Junior. Runners-up for the various sports sweethearts were, SEATED: Jane Dugas, Track, Lynda Mize, Baseball, Judi Cox, Track. STAND- ING: Sue Hill, Basketball, and Jimmy Don Robinson, Volleyball. unnezzfi Runners-up for sweethearts of other school organizations were, SEATED: Kathleen Mott, Band, Leatha Brice, D. E. ,Janet Dugas, F. F. A., Inez Butler, V. I. C. STANDING: Jerry Roe, Choir, Linda Gayle Miller, Spanish, Sherrell Bell, F. T. A., Julia Boyd, Choir, and Freddie Overman, F. H. A. 136 Runners-up for the highest honors, those of Mr. and Miss S. H. S., were, SEATED: Pat Cary and Peggy Ferguson. STANDING: Dick Hayes and Marcus Strickland. The people pictured at right were runners-up for Who's Who. SEATED are Patsy Ramsey, Susan Cockrell, Mary Katherine Webb, and Barbara Josephson. STANDING are Kenneth Haught, Jimmy Moseley, and Tim Williamson. 7 These unclerclassmen were runners-up for favorites of their groups. SEATED are Karan Robinson, Freshman, Jan Vestal and Chere Phillips, Sophomores. STANDING: Dalton Walton, Freshman, Bill Weaver and Spencer Dyer, Sophomores. :kg .S all S 7959-1960 TTl'1 139 1-we-9 PHILIP SMARTT President of the Student Body Sponsors and officers of the Student Council are picture at right SEATED are Mr Jack Longbotham Co Spon sor Philip Smartt President STANDING are Carla Glad son Recording Secretary Susan Cockrell Historian Jerry Roe Vice President Jimmy Don Robinson Par liamentarian Camilla Roberts Treasurer and Linda Gayle Miller Reporter Slfuclenlf Gonna! The Student Council 1S the sounding voice of the student body The student body elects the President Vice President and Recording Secretary and the council elects the remaining officers The Student Council rendered many important ser vices such as Homecoming the West Texas Forum and the point system This year the council sponsored a Foreign Exchange student from Finland W' s Shown at left are the members of the counc1l's Homecoming and Assembly committees SEATED are Leatha Brice Judie Rogers Carol Strom and Julia Pickering STANDING are Sandra Williams Dickie Clemmer and Steve Free v o 5 . cb Q PW . , . . , . . l . 1 3 ! ' ' d , - - 3 ' A 1 h 3 Miss Virginia Grove, Sponsor. , ' 5 , ' ' s , ' ' 1 , - . . Q . f Z , . A Y - I 3 R . . . . 2' . . I . . , ii The members of the Student Council who were appointedto serve on the Point System committee are, SEATED: Bill Weaver, Frances Martin, and John Best, STANDING: Karen Livingston, Marsha Hurst, and Pat Murphy. Among the students elected by their advisories to represent them on the council are, SEATED: Jimmy Tay- lor, Tim Hardin, Karan Robinson, and Luke Nigliazzo. STANDING are Bax Callaway and Spencer Dyer. ,,whV Dkllvg aw These are some of the Sophomore and Senior members who were not members of standing committees of Student Coun- cil. SEATED are: Stig-Olof Fern- strom, Douglas Vice, Julia Boyd, and Donna Shearer. STANDING is Eddie Phy. Pictured at left are the members of the West Texas Forum and Homecoming committees. KNEELING: Dalton Wal- ton. STANDING: Pat Haynie, Sonya I-Iaynie, Judy Huddleston, Dana Falls, and Judy Wallace. These students worked hard promoting these events. - BY E . The Tiger's Lair was editedxby the above group. Patsy Ramsey was one of the Assistant Editors. Editor of the Lair was Johnny Joyce, assisted also by Susan Cockrell. In addition to her other duties, Susan served as Staff Artist. Standing is Miss Katherine Northcutt, Sponsor. The group strived to work with the rest of the Tiger's Lair staff in order to have a better annual. 7i9e4'4 fan The Tiger's Lair Staff is a group of students who have edited a yearbook composed of pictures of all the classes, activities, sports, clubs, events, and various honors around Snyder High. The twenty-three staff members have strived to put out a book that is complete and interesting. 142 The Business Section was in the Competent The Administration and Faculty Section was hands of Lynda Rosson, assisted by Nancy edited by Charlene Johnston, Judith Gladson Nidiffer. The Index Section was compiled by and Carol Strom. This year the faculty editors Kenneth Haught. organized their section in a manner never before used in the Tiger's Lair. 5 z wt.. Judy Wallace Ginny Sims and Lynda Hicks were in charge of the Organization Section this year Their jobwas to organize pictures of all the clubs of the school into a composite and complete section The Sports Section was made up of Johnny Richardson Judy Huddleston Gay Hickman and Richard Robinson. Their job was to give due representation to all athletic groups of SHS. Richard also held the job of Staff Photo- grapher. The Personahty Section was edited by Anne Dyer Gretchen Short and Sherene Gladson The1r Job was to see that p1ctureswere made of all the favorites of the school and to com pile the pictures into a section The four girls pictured above worked hard at compiling a complete Feature Section. They are: Helen Harlin, Judy Cooper, Sherrell Bell, and Mary Katherine Webb. 14 44 Pictured above are the people who have led the paper staff this year. They are: Gretchen Short, Editorg Miss Ann Heinen, Sponsorg and Sherrell Bell, Assistant Editor. They were in charge of seeing that all work assigned to staff members was done properly and submitted on time. '4 '7afe The Tiger's Tale, the school paper, was published bi -weekly by the members of the Journalism Class. The paper has aimed at promoting better school and community spirit. It has featured such articles as personality sketches, sports Writeups, special features, and coverage of all important news events around the campus. The 'I'iger's Tale is a member of the Inter- scholastic League Press Conference and the Texas High School Press Association. The Circulation Manager for the newspaper this year was Pat Cary. Bill Murphy was Assistant Business Manager with Jimmy Moseley heading the business staff as Manager. Pat was in charge of the distribution of the finishednewspapers, while Jimmy and Bill handled the advertising and finances of the newspaper. IWW Three of the Reporters for the paper staff are pictured at right. They are Aunita Teague, Lynda Rosson, and Tim Williamson. For each issue, a dif- ferent member of the staff writes the Purrs, which is a personality sketch. This gives the members a chance to learn interviewing. rw 353.2 jg . fwfr' ,Ir you fxaffi Fat: K 1' ...A f :dr fudf' 9-' Fxxmfglf Qi Jackie Dean and Judy Huddleston Staff Re porters and Johnny Joyce, News Editor, are pictured going over the assignment sheet. Pictured here are Jay Barrow, Sports Editor, and Barry Walker and Alex Cross, Sports writers. They were in charge of seeing that all athletic events around SHS received the proper coverage. 145 Saw!! Qu1ll and Scroll IS an mternatxonal honorary socxety for h1gh school Journahsts Membersh1p 1S l1rn1ted to staff members of the T1ger's Lamr and T1ger's Tale Each year the old members requ1re pledges to go through a sloppy 1n1t1at1on These members of the Qu1ll 81 Scroll are SEATED Anne Dyer and Judy Cooper STANDING Judy Wallace, Lynda H1cks, Judxth Glad son, Nancy N1d1ffer, and Susan Cockrell 146 U lil lil P1ctured at left are the off1cers of the Qu1ll and Scroll SEATED are Sherrell Bell Se Ramsey Pres1 dent and Carol Strom Vxce Pres1dent STAND ING are M1ss Ann Hemen Sponsor T1m Wmlhamson Reporter B111 Murphy Treasurer and MISS Katherme Northcutt Sponsor lull! 1 , 1 - .. ap . r lf' cretaryg Patsy xi, lk n 5 1 . , Q if 9 - ' ' , . A 3 11' ' , 9 if . - Q 'rs' X ,X . i 1 ea Shown 1n the p1cture above are several members of the Quxll and Scroll Chap ter SEATED are Charlene Johnston Jack1e Dean and Lynda Rosson STANDING are Johnny Joyce G1nny S1ms Sherene Gladson and Kenneth Haught x.. if year members of the club are shown 1n the annual room SEATED are Gretchen Short Pat Cary and Mary Kather1ne Webb STAND ING are J1mmy Moseley and Judy Huddleston 147 g Y SA ga Y , r ff , J .sf 4 5 i , J - ' s X. 9 95 - I . y . I Y I Ei' at 4 4 ' - , j, 'gk Some of the first- J , yrl, , A, ' ' ffl 5 'A , - f J h K -v 'sr ' ' Glad The Spanish Club is composed of students who are taking or have taken Spanish. The club is active in the Pan American Student Forum of Texas. Included in the club activities this year were an initiation ceremony for new members and several other events. The officers of Spanish Club are pictured above. They are, SEATED: Stig-Olof Fernstrom, Sergeant-at-A1-msgMrs. W. N. Shiflett, Sponsorg Johnny Joyce, President, Mrs. H. G. Burchett, Sponsorg Linda Gayle Miller, Vice President. STANDING: Pat Cary, Treasurer, Jan Vestal, Recording Secretaryg Judie Rogers, Corresponding Secretary, Kathie Crooks, Reporter, Lynda Mize, Parliamentarian. More members are shown at right. FIRST ROW: Dale Cushenbery, Dana Falls, Judy Richardson, and Sue Hodges. SECOND ROW: Ray Grimmett, Steve Free, Chere Phillips, Linda Shaw, and John Best. 48 Some members of the club are shown at left. They include, FIRST ROW: Janice Lee, Clau- dia Fowler, Deborah Short, Helen Joyce, and Karan Robinson. SECOND ROW: Dovie John- son, Susan Free, Nonnie Rodgers, and Nan Hill. THIRD ROW: Steve Bates, Jackie Was- son, Paulette Jones, Jerris Bullard, and Carol Shoemake. M6 5 f 'E ,V V Lf m ,M ' FF is iff A S 'Qi is 'fix rd!-, 'vsi-aft 'i'1l kL ,',sb? 2 U n if, 3 5 N Wi 3 5' A sw 1, an 'F 5 is XX ' 1 is .5 . 1 ab? vs 5? 'Ni f The 'Aw dwelalt The Lat1n Club IS an organ1zat1on wh1ch str1ves to teach Lat1n students more about Roman customs Sedes Sap1entes wh1ch means house of the w1se 1S the club's off1c1a1 name The ma1n act1v1t1es of the year are the 1n1t1at1on of the new members 1n the fall and the banquet 1n the sprmg P1ctured at the r1ght are other members of the Lat1n Clu They are SEATED Bettle Boren Donna Leno1r D1ane STANDING Annette John Curry Ronnle Mc and W1nona McClanahan In the back ground 1S the mural made by the members of the club Whlte Blum Grew 150 iz P1ctured at left the off1cers and sponsor of the Lat1n Club are SEATED Mrs H G Burchett Sponsor Carol Strom Pres1 dent Davld W1rnan V1ce Presl dent STANDING Mary Ann Moffett Recordmg Secretary Kay Powell Ed1tor James Young Parhamentanan Mary Clare Peebles Correspondlng Secretary and Candy Weyel H1stor1an o I I I 1 QQ l I . W1 ef' I 1 9 7 l' S . . , . .- S a . S , ' 3 Q 1 McKinnon, Treasurerg Jean Q' Q V , ' ' 3 ,L . , . S , y . . N S 2 3 ' 5 a 4 I 'X ' b. , 2 ' I 9 n 1 . ' I - ' These members of the Latin Club are shown looking at the scrap book. SEATED are: Weldon Merritt, Susanne Black, and Richard Smith. STANDING are: David Kee, James Sul- livan, Mitchell Duke, Buddy Patterson, and Ronnie Spittle. K 1 l SEATED are Sue Taylor, Kathleen Mott, and Keitha Walton. STANDING are Dick Martin, Bobby Wilson, Stig-Olof Fernstrom, Dickie Clemmer, Jerry Roe, Richard Barrick, Philip Smartt, Barbara Josephson, and Virginia Smith. B R ' wtmqdlw The Creative Writing club was organizedin 1958 for those students interested in writing. The student must be classified as a junior or a senior and have a B average in English. The club belongs to a nationalwriting group and each month the club receives a package of pamphlets from other clubs. The members discuss the outstanding ones. li 1 The officers of the club are SEATED Carol Strom Editor Kenneth Haught President CarlaGladson Ass1stantEd1tor STANDING Susan Cockrell Secretary Treasurer and Mrs M M O'Rear sponsor of the group ...-4-1 Some members of the Creative Writing club are SEATED Jimmy Don Robinson Donna Jean Scott Charlene Johnston Maxine Har din and Mike Reed STANDING are Dick Martin Louis Herndon James McKinnon and Brenda Drake QV? Q ,- These members are shown with a scrapbook Shown with some writing pamphlets are of the club SEATED are Anne Dyer Gret SEATED Kathie Crooks Sue Taylor and chen Short and Jackie Dean STANDING are Kathleen Mott STANDING Theda DeShan FredReynolds VondellSumruld GwenBeck L1ndaGayle Miller Rozanne McCloskey and ham Brenda Pitts and B111 Patterson Judy Wallace 152 Glad The girls of the Library Club meet once a week to learn how to use the library more effectively. The girls attended the district meeting and later a group attended the state meeting of the Teen-Age Library Asso- ciation. Pictured at the right are other Keepers of the Scroll. SEATED are: Dorothy Mayo, Nancy Nidiffer, Ruth Goodlett. STANDING are: Ginger Austin, Linda Parmer, Wanda Cla rk, Allene Ed- wards, Judy Farren, and Lynn Moore. These girls workvery hard to keep the library in order. Shown at left are the officers and sponsors of the Library Club.Mrs. Joyce Gorman, Sponsorg Donna Lenoir, Presidentglvlrs. J. P. Nelson, Sponsor, are SEATED at the table. STANDING are: Julia Pickering, Secretary, Jane Dugas, Reporter, and Janet Sue Free, Vice -President. Other members of the Library Club are grouped around the card cata- logue. SEATED are: Joyce Guy and Carolyn Beckham. STANDING are: Sharon Cook, Gwen Sturdivant, Patsy Rosson, Patsy LaRoux, Donna Krop, and Goldie Allen. Zak Rule Glad Students interested in working with the slide rule have the opportunity to join the Slide Rule Club. Instructions for further use of the slide rule are also offered. Members spend much time practicing for the Interscholastic League spring contests. Shown above are four members of the club and the sponsor of the group Left to right are Mike Bailey Gerald Guthrie Mr Richard Thomas Joe Davis and Norman Gladson Some more members of the Slide Rule Club include Charles Hock Dickie Mc 54 Beth Philip Smartt J1rnmy Moseley and STANDING Johnny Joyce 9 r . : 1 . -Y' is v Q x I .5 't . , - 1 1 1 1 , . A! Same Glad The Number Sense Club offers its members encouragement in better mental arithmetic. The club was organized last year to prepare students for the Interscholastic League mathematics contest. Shown 1n the above picture are the officers and sponsor They are Lynn Brooks Vice President Mr Ollie Peek Sponsor Ronnie Eades Pre sident and Steve Bates Secretary Other members of the club are SEATED Carol Ann Kimzey Judy Nachlinger and David Kee STANDING Bobby Wilson Tommy Ryan and Buddy Patterson They are examining some lite rature about the club and various types of contests 155 1 S - 1 3 1 ' 1 9 - w Y w J : .v 1 - 7 , 1 The Thespians Club is Snyder High's dramatics club. It is composed of members who are working for points to become Thespians and those who are working to become higher-standing Thespians. Organized this year, the club is a member of the National Dramatic Society. Pictured at left are the officers and sponsor of Thespians. They are: Tommy Minton, Presi- dentg Kathleen Mott, Vice President, Kathi Vernon, Historian, Judy Wallace, Secretary, and Mrs. Marshall Parham, Sponsor. Charter members of the Thespian chapter are: Tommy Minton, Darvin Baze, Emmadell Ewing, Kathi Vernon, Ronnie Martin, Kathleen Mott, and Judy Wallace. X ii 5 00 1 351115 'Q'f'Q ff . 5 1 gi' JH in V af 4 We x ' 5 X , Kgs! 1 Q, Mi IMP-' , .,.,,-mW-,,,.g if' if if hw! 'Lum W ,Gai GMA Students interested in art have the advantage of the Art Club. Mem- bers learn more about drawing and painting. Through interest in art and application of techniques, students acquire skills. The officers and sponsor ofArt Club are pictured above. They are, SEATED: Mrs. E. E. Jones, Sponsor, Sonya Haynie, President. STANDING: Lanette Miller, Secretaryg Donna Havins, Treasurerg Nicki Killian, Reporter, Peggy Moore, Vice President. A group of Art Club members are ad- miring the painting in the picture. They are, FOREGROUND: Claudia Berry- man. SEATED around table: Susanne Black, Lynda Beasley, Margaret Mc- Cright, Marguerette Holt, and Karen Aylor. 158 Other members of Art Club are, SEATED: Gloria Proctor, Barbara Redden, and Susan Cockrell. STAND- ING: Judy Johnson, Kay Keller, and Norma Allen, The group is pictured around a painting which was done by an art student. The officers of the Nurses' Club are SEATED Mar1lyn LEWIS Pres1dent M1ss Allene Stovall Sponsor of the group STAND ING are Karen Greer Reporter D1ane Young H1StOT1an Lynnda Bradley Secretary Treasurer and Marsha Hurst V1ce Presldent had The members of the Nurses' Club meet regularly to learn more about the career of nursmg Several of the members work at the hospmtal as nurse s a1dS 'Q' These members of the Nurses' Club are SEATED Annette Blum Monette Lewallen Jean Young STANDING Wrnona McC1anahan Inez Butler I..1nda Shaw and Wlhla York 159 . . . . The Distributive Education Club is an organization in which the members are train- ing for future jobs in business. The club belongs to the state and national organi- zations. The club sponsors monthly socials and the annual Employer-Employee Banquet is held in the spring. fs if Officers of the DE club shown here are, SEATED: Linda Chauncy, Reporter, Juanita Allen, Secretary, Lorndell Ewing, Social Vice Presidentg and Truman Martin, Vice President. STANDING are Leatha Brice, Parliamentariang Meta Bowen, Treasurerg Lynda Hicks, Historiang Richard Sumruld, Presidentg Mary Stephens, Historian, and Darnell Boyd, Social Vice President. Sponsor of the club is Mr. C. W. Wise, not pictured. I ..g.,, Pictured at left are members of the club looking at occupa- tional magazines. SEATED are: Roger Avant, Phillip Johnson, Flo Watson, and Cherie Boone. STANDING: Charles Hicks, and Gwen Beckham. These students work in the afternoon. 160 These members of the D. E. Club are Barbara Caldwell, Pat Craddock, and Illa Eaves. STAND ING are Milton Sturdi- vant, Dickie Locke, and Tony Bearden. They are shown with books dealing with different careers. Some members of the D, E, Club are shown here with a scrapbook of one of the students. They are, SEATED: Joyce Guy, Donald Hilliard, Pat Mayo, and Virginia Smith. STANDING are Joe Rosas and Ronnie Martin. Other members of the club are, SEATED: Jan Carey and Charlsey Lingle. STANDING: Alfred Rosas, Ronnie McNabb, Darrell Stur- divant, and Thomas Boyd. Above them is shown the Distributive Education creed. 162 Tfacalional in ' Glad The members of the Vocational Industrial Club receive vital training for the professions they have chosen for their future years. The club had various socials during the year. The members of the club go to school half a day and work in the afternoon or in the morning. The officers and sponsor are pictured grouped around their club banner. They are: Douglas Brunson, Vice President: Marilyn Lewis, Secretaryg Carroll Cox, Presidentg Barbara Jarvis, Re- porterg Larry House, Sergeant-at- Armsg Esther Lee Firestone, Treas- urerg Mr. J. C. Jackson, Sponsor. The local chapter is No. 115. Pictured looking at some of the lit- erature available to the members of the club are, SEATED: Wilna York and Linda Page. STANDING: Jesse Kelly, Paul White, and Darvin Baze. In the background of the picture is another of the club's banners. These members of the V I C are shown look 1ng at one of the scrap books the club members made to send to contest SEATED 18 Tommy Jones STANDING are Ronn1e Owens Troy Morr1s Gerald Eaton and Jlmmy Spradhn Shown 1n front of the V I C banner are SEATED Inez Butler and Karen Greer STANDING are Jerry Townsend Roy Sumruld and Rlchard Srrnth These students are shown lookmg at one of the var1ous magazmes perta1n1ng to profes slons 1n the bus1ness 163 . . . , I world. ' I . I ! awful:-e aqamefnakezvt G! 14 The Future Hornemakers Of Amer1ca was hostess for the D1str1ct III Meet1ng 1n October The members also attendedthe Area Meetmg m March The monthly club meetlngs conslsted of panel d1scuss1ons on such thmgs as datmg and how to talk Wlth parents The glrls are always busy 1n the club wifi P1ctured above are the ofhcers and sponsors of the Future Homemakers of Amer1ca They are FIRST ROW Jean F1sher S0c1a1Cha1rman BettySn1der Secretary Sandra Stephens Reporter Georgxa Spence P1an1st SECOND ROW Jan1ce Bowman Song Leader Mlss Vera Per1man Sponsor George Ann Beaty Parharnentarxan G1nny S1ms Presldent Paulette Jones H1stor1an Mrs Dan Mart1n Sponsor and Mary Beth Glenney Degree Cha1rman Pxctured 1n the l1v1ng room of the homemalung department are SEATED Sherrell Bell Jane W11 l1amson Margaret Goodlett Netha Roggenstem STANDING Lmda Shaw W1nnette Walker and Annette Holland The l1V1Hg room of the de partment 15 used for the monthly soc1a1s and other events of the Future Hornemakers of Amer1ca 164 O tx lg- ,I N-, 2 1. w , , '73 , . 1 ' , ff 1, Z fy I hyifkli 1 K5 S . nf - 1 z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 - , K K , 1 G , I. : , - I . 1 1 1 1 I - -.. Shown at the r1ght are some members of the club SEATED are Charlotte Stewart Mar11yn Reed and Conme Stanley STANDING are Allene Ed wards Martha Schm1dt E11zabethW11 11ams and Harrl1ne Barnett They are p1ctured 1n the d1n1ng room of the home makmg department These members of the F H A club are Sammme Hagms L1nda Staton Mary Ann Savage Ramona Hewltt Term Gebhart and Kathy Howard They are shown 1n the k1tchen of the homemakuxg department These members are shown in the living room of the department. They are, SEATED: Becky Beaty, Dana Westfall, Sandra .Autry, and Kay Smith. STAND- ING: Charlotte Womack, Patsy Me- ne, and Judy Kelly. The offlcers of the Future Farmers of Amenca are Franklln G1lbert Treasurer Mr W R McMullan Sponsor D1ck Hayes Pres1dent B1l1y Tarter Sentxnel Jerry House Secretary 6 Nm The forty two member chapter of the Future Farmers IS made up of f1rst second th1rd and fourth year agnculture students The chapter entered n1nety f1ve projects 1n the O Scurry County Junior Livestock Show in February. Each year the chapter enters many d1f ferent contests The chapter 18 superv1sed by Mr B11ly Bob McMullan Some members of the F F A Club are SEATED, R1ley Boothe Melv1n Lew1s and Earl Sh1fflett STANDING are Jerry House Ed Foree R1chard West Wendell Klmbrough and Henry Shuler The members are p1ctured around the1r F F A banner w-5.f.,., X K5 ir. ,:,.,. 1 ' 'V W 5 3 'af Hial- li, 'VX .. ,fr Vw y, Sv 1 - mx . A N5 ml ay V 1. 7 Q 5 X x X n. ' ,z V153 'Y .S -:Jaw eg. if y 4 UW X X N NN' X s i Q . 9 ' rf A 1 ' , wi. C NME ' ig'??. L X-4+ f.52 5 E ' 1 . I 6155 5 2 is 5 is XT 2,1 F3 ' ' 'I if ,Q xiii WAHEIKA T Yfihgfiu V ,,. We-fr aww quiuae 7eacfze214 Officers of the Future Teachers Club are, SEATED: Carla Glad- son, Secretary-Treasurerg and Betty Longbotham, Reporter. STANDING: George Ann Beaty, Parli- amentariang Charles Mer- ritt, Presidentg and Mrs. Roy Carter, Sponsor of the group. af 1401, ' The Future Teachers of America is an organization which offers the basic principles of teaching. A merit system was sponsored by the club this year to select the members eligible to go to the state convention. Other members of the F,T,A, are, FIRST ROW: Jimmy Don Robinson, Jenelda Wilson, and Othelda Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ginny Sims, Judy Wallace, Linda Diggs, Judy Cooper, and Mary Katherine Webb. 168 These members of F T A are SEATED Susan Richardson Sherrell Bell andCam1l1a Roberts STANDING Judy Richardson Sue Hodges Helen Har11n and Susan Free This group of members are, SEATED: Gayrene Cummings, Jimmy Mc- Farland, Judith Gladson, and Rita Camp. STAND- ING: Lynda Rosson, Pat Davis, Lynnda Bradley, Dorothy Payne, Toni Taylor, and Janis Glad- son. F, T,A, members in this group are, SEATED: Sue Stokes, Pat Nachlingerg STANDING: Mokey Hale, Marjorie McDowell, Lou Wayne Rogers, Leatha Brice, Sue Taylor, Keitha Walton, Joyce Rodgers, and Jackie Dean. These members of the club are, FIRST ROW: Wanda Bartow, Barbara Nail. SECOND ROW: Judy Bu- chanan, Karen Porterfield, Charlene Johnston, Golda Preston, Janice Rinehart, Alice Crawford, and Joyce Stephens. Other members of the club grouped around the filing cabinet are Jan Vestal, Lynnelle Burns, Kathi Vernon, Linda Mc- Cormick, Truman Martin, Doris Robinson, Frances Martin, Carol Shoemake, and Mary Ann Moffett. 169 n Nm Glad Students who are mterested 1n arts and crafts compose the Industnal Arts club Its purpose IS to promote the 1nterest 1n the 1ndustr1a1 fmelds Many of the projects of the members of the club are entered 1n Industrxal Arts contests Off1cers of the lndustrxal Arts club are Mr W A Mayf1eld Sponsor Sarah K1rk1and Se cretary Don Dupree Pres1 dent Mr Frank Mxller V1ce Pres1dent Wayne Dower Sergeant at Arms and Helen Iv1son Reporter 170 P1ctured at the left are some members of the I A C They are Betty Jo West Kay Wh1te Lucy Webster Jean Wade Betty Row Dov1e Johnson Pat Haynle and Patsy Foree They are shown w1th several of the1r projects 9 ' . . . , 9 ' , - 3 , -- 9 . ' , Sponsor: Jimmy Huffman, . . S , - - 3 , . l , l 3 3 , , . I l 7 Shown here w1th one of the1r projects are some of the members of the club They are Jerry Kruse Tommy Stephens Charles Deere Dav1d Gan Buddy Ha1gWOOd and Joe Perez These members of the I A C are John Carroll J1mmy Johnson Ron Dupree J1mmy Walker D1cky S1mpson Davxd Sm1th Bruce D1ggs Les l1e Thomas and Ralph Trevey 1 7 9 afufacf Much time was devoted by students who were interested in furthering their skills in selected subjects. Many hours of practice were needed and spent before the League contests in the spring. These students participatedwith students from various towns in the area. Not pictured on these pages are several additional groups of Interscho- lastic League contestants. Among the girls trying out for Shorthand were Belva Davis, Ramona Hewitt, Barbara Josephson, Marilyn Robinson, Margaret Parker, Karen Livingston, Mary LouAdams, Nelda Matthews, Danny Callaway and Patsy Nolan. They were sponsored by Mrs. Clois Henry. Mrs. Marshall Parham sponsored George Holder, Extempora- neous Speakingg Susan Cockrell, Girls' Poetryg and Dick Martin, Original Oratory. Mrs. Parham also entered a one-act play, the Lottery, which won first in District 3-AAA. cf , 1 These students of the ln- terscholastic Typing Team are, FIRST ROW: Ann Byrd, Rozanne McCloskey Lanette Miller. SECOND ROW: Miss Thelma Leslie, Sponsorg Patsy Ros son, Margaret Miller Judy Wallace. THIRD ROW: Jay Barrow and Jackie Dean. Members of the Debate Team are shown here with their Sponsor. They are, FIRST ROW: Jackie Dean, Jackie McNabb, Donna Shearer and Dorothy Payne. SECOND ROW: Mar- jorie McDowell, Dickie Clemmer, Joe Fowler, Dalton Walton, and Mrs. Marshall Parham, Sponsor. These students shown here represented Snyder in the Spelling contest. They are, FIRST ROW: Margaret Miller, Pat Murphy, Sue Stokes, and Ann Byrd. SECOND ROW: Dawnel Wells, Frances Martin, and Mary Ann Moffett. The Sponsor of the group, Mrs. Mary Faver, is shown STANDING. These students parti- cipated in the Journalism contest. They are shown with their Sponsor, Miss Ann I-Ieinen. The students are Johnny Joyce, Sher- rell Bell, and Gretchen Short. These boys entered the Number Sense contest. SEATED are David Kee, Lynn Brooks, and Steve Bates. Their sponsor is Mr. Ollie Peek, STANDING. I aa!a1,4qJ Helping to promote better use of audio -visual material and service equipment of Snyder High School is the responsibility of the audio-visual boys. The boys help the teachers by showing the films to their classes. Pictured around a film projector are, KNEELING, Lyndon Yarbrough, Bill Murphy, and Jack Kea. STANDING, Gilbert Merritt, EarlShifflett, and Tim Williamson. if, 'ws- 9' Shown here with their sponsor, Mr. Dan Martin, are KNEELING, Jan Lindsey, and Louis Herndon. STANDING, Buddy Haigwood, Tommy Boothe, and Lou Wayne Rogers. Shown here are, KNEELING, George Holder, Mike Morris, L a r r e ll Hilburn, a n d T e d Creason. STANDING, Keith Moreland, Jerry Hall, and Jimmy Smith. 174 Wu 'D ,Mk Uwiilancfang V7 The A Cappella officers are pictured above. They are, SEATED: Sherene Gladson, Reporterg Judy Wallace, Se- cretary. STANDING: Carla Gladson, Presidentg John Weaver, Vice Presi- .fi N., Members of the All Re gional choir are pictured to the left They are SEATED Kathleen Mott Vondell Sumruld Sue Taylor and Sherene Gladson STANDING George Holder Tommy Minton John Weaver and Rodger Fields Vondell Kathleen Tommy and Rodger were also members of the All State choir and John was an alternate f V V m Af' Tr- MR. ROBERT CLINTON Director of the Choral Department I. Kr! dent. MISS PAT YARBOROUGH Assistant to Mr. Clinton i 235 'G' Y as Sf A Ki f 3 g 1ggE EA f Q , x ,, S- .. . A ., My Qs-News WF Sf ' if F f, L A, if X , r Q, E'6 ff!,ifs 'ff M- , ' 41 s ' 0 K . F is it f A iw N345 g 'ff'sf-5 W S f H if Q YT sf if Y H k iv 5 ' k 4 Y' ,Q , f Q , 5 .. 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H I Q f iw .,, +A 1 1 K 'f 'fi 'is :ff fga 1 X' Y if' X . , 1 Q .Q axtlgkggx Members of the D1amonda1res FIRST ROW Nancy Lew1s Donna Selman D1nah McK1nnon M1111e Costello Judy Hopper Donna Overby Maxme Hard1n Sandy Pearce SECOND ROW Terx Gebhart Kay Smxth Kay Pylant Chloanne Grmslade Jud1e Morrxson Janet Head Jan1e Morr1son Janxs Gladson Jamce R1nehart THIRD ROW Lynette K1tCh1HgS Lmda McCorm1ck Dxane Rose L1nda McK1nney Gayle Craxg Donna Ford Georg1a Spence Lmda Brown FOURTH ROW Carolyn Iv1son .Tackle Crawley Betty Hembree Mary Stephens Lmda D1ggS Jonme Carver Carol Palmer Kagg- Vernon Sharon McC mght gf? 7!nef25 cfawefi TheD1amonda1res anewcho1rforSnyderH1gh School worked very d111gent1y w1th M1ss Pat Yarborough for the Chr1strnas Festwal Th1S choxr cornb1ned Wlth the Merrmotes part1c1pated m contest at Brownwood 17 I 1 I I I I I I I ' : I J J J ,A p J I 1 1 - 3 I 1 I , V .1 1 1 1 - - 1 I I I I I I 1 , . 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' z V Y 3 i 5 Q gk Q ' gh F. , fiy.,l,?g.Ljn V 'Q fl W , 4 A I, ,MSW 5 ...fix ff . f ,L ' -Q 4 , I ' is fa? S . 3ig'ks 3 x ?mf My -fx N W , 12 3 gm? Q y f A 45 f 'af F, ,wil , If ,E g igs' K 9 ffliffc -.,-S mf W 43 1 5 wg' 4 1 ,gg ,QW ,Q 02: C- gmggf Qfgfaaf ' ff' E 5 5.1! S M59-1960 187 S all 8 Wdwmu fu! Zlwwman 67444 ALLAH, ALLAH. . .Mary, Lorndell, Charles, Milton and Jimmy enjoyed initiating the se Freshman boys. fi-ss: YIPPEE! ! and away we go. Lynn and Stanley have their fish well trained. Mrs. Joines, Junior class sponsor, and some energetic juniors were really working to raise money for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. This must have been during a lull in business. Many students and teachers Worked dili- gently in the concession stands at the gates during the football season to give a helping hand to the Juniors. Troy Morris and Tommy Jones sold football programs at the gate to the Tiger fans before the game. 8 John Billy doe sn't look as though he enjoys Bill Murphy assisted Tim Williamson show- smearing this GREEN HAND, ing his slides of his European trip. Ja-Ck was . P0king A something Vile These ' f tshrlleuing under Pledges arlelceq 'and -feathered 13 gfeenhandvs tion, elved a thor FFA '10Se. ough initia- if 'x . rpg Mr MC ' M with the Ullan and Mr W, drill P81-liarn - 1111.31-1 po tearnQfF eflfary proc se FA after an asseriiglre Y. Applicants for the Summer Foreign Exchange Student Program are: SEATED: Rozanne McCloskey, Pat Murphy, Judy Wallace, Paula Keaton, Linda Gayle Miller, and STANDING: Dick Martin, Buddy ' ' ' 191 Patterson, David Wiman, and Charles Merritt. Jam ' Peggy shed tears as Mr. McCollum crowned her 1959 Home coming Que en. Patsy, Johnny, Helen, Joe, Eddie, Linda Gayle, Jan, and Fred are really amused about something. Bob, What is so absorbing over there ? Z Devane doesn't seem to be paying much attention to Jane at the Party held in the Ar- mory after the Levelland football game. 8453 735, -rw iff W Susan, Linda Gayle, and Lynda showedthe Exes the old editions of the Tiger's Tale and gave them the Homecoming issue of the paper. Judy H. and Judy W. are having the late Mrs. Ola Leath, Mrs. Richard Brice, and Leatha Brice sign the guest book. Mrs. Leath, Mrs. Brice, and Leatha re present three generations who have attended Snyder schools. 193 if -er' E ae ,Taylor-, Leatha Brice, Ealibara Josephson, Marsha Hurst, and Dana Falls were hostesses for the tea. I 4 2' 1 lx ,xii E ' 1 an E.-K 1 Lai v avi v -Q Ae ,. mag M : '.: 53555 E . . s N, L' ' ' Q NX 1L '!J tix: Hill! 1 ,Ai-52. Q j 'gf-, ' .ls KKJWTR' if -3 Y n ar nv 1' ' J, v F' il :fy A 'S if xf 'I it WH kv. 1 L S X ' 'Q Qi sq W' WWE w A f Dino Falcaro. .. Mr. Sheridan . .. .. Shirley Wallace .... Jackie .......... Miss Haines. . . Mr. Mandel... Tony Falcaro ... Mrs. Falcaro. Mr. Falcaro . . Danny ........ Steve ....... Sylvia . . . Della. . . Pat ........ Bea .......... Mrs. Mikula .. CAST erm pzw...--mmf' , , , JOHN PROCTOR ,... , DICK MARTIN . . . . .SHARON JONES JUDY HUDDLESTON . . . MARILYN LEWIS .. . TOMMY MINTON . DOUGLAS VERNON . .FRANCES MARTIN . . . .CHARLES HICKS . . . RONNIE MARTIN ... .. JOE FOWLER .......LYNDA MIZE . . . . CONNIE STANLEY DONNA JEAN SCOTT .........JANVESTAL ... . .CANDY WEYEL Paddle -Ball Girl . . . ....... . . .DINAH MCKINNON CREW Director ........... ...... M RS, Assistant Director... Stage Manager ...... Make -up ...... Publicity .... Costumes. . . Properties... Lighting . . . Sound. . . . MARSHALL PARHAM ..............KATHIVERNON ......DARVIN BAZE . . . . KATHLEEN MOTT . JUDY . . . S ENE ORT . . . WILLIE MAY EADES JAY BARROW . . .EMMADELL EWING wg Judy Huddleston looks disgusted as Ronnie Martin plays guess who with her. Joe Fowler seems to be taking in the whole scene. Marilyn Lewis hands Candy Weyel a badly- Tommy Minton and Mar1lyn Lewis needed coat. Connie Stanley looks rather are talking to Dick Martin about the 196 disgusted. delinquent, Dino. -Twill' LA ,ad ...MEF N .X , 48 G I Carol Strom, Philip Smartt, and Susan Pat, Lynda, Juanita, and Leatha are very Cockrell seemhappyabout their bonds which thrilled, having learned that Lorndell has they received for their winning oil essays. been chosen the D, E, Sweetheart. J' 'Qt The Spanish Club initiation this year was in the cafeteria. Here are the I,A,C, pledges being initiated into the club. They are left to right, FRONT ROW: Dovie, Sarah, Betty, Kay, Lucy, Jean, Pat, Patsy, and Helen. BACK ROW: Richard, Tommy, and Larry. iff- 'S Tommy was showing Reg the importance of geometry in industry before the holidays. Reg, did you learn much? ZOO Charles Easterwood, Nadine Fitzgerald, Brenda Townsend, and Larry Devers were among those students in the Nativity scene presented at the annual Christmas assembly. Mr. Wise must have been teasing Lynda about Bill! S I x X 5 P Jimmy is always after that money! Shown with him are Lynda Mize and Eddie Lloyd. They received a check, having won first place with their door decoration. Mr. Greene seems very proud of his students. Mr. McHenry rea y see s p work these students of his Freshman advisory STANDING are: Gail Weber Dana Westfall ll m leased with the d Jackie Wasson. Jane Williamson and Charlc Womack are KNEELING. Mr. Pruitt's Sophomore advisory won third place with their outstanding Christmas door decoration. Here Mr. Bob Norris ofthe Jaycees, is presenting Kathy, Pat, Nicki, and Katherine a check. 4- gc . XY a ,- X. ef? Philip is really happy having presented Stig-Olofwithhis Rico 500 whichwas a Christmas gift from the student body i--- is-11. if-1 af- Y' lf' Billy Tarter, Franklin Gilbert, Jerry House, Gilbert Merritt, Dick Hayes, and Devane Jones, members of the FFA grass judging team and Mr. McMu1lan, their sponsor, show the symbols of their club. X -Q TOO POOPED TO POP! These members of the annual staff, Lynda Ginny, Kenneth, and Judy, collapsed after tak ing all the organization pictures. 202 aa Donna Taylor, Mary Ann Savage, Ra- mona Hewitt, and Alma Nell Evans were completely absorbed in watching the other volleyball girls at an evening practice. MRS. CARTER IS THAT REALLY YOU? Stanley, Perry, and Jesse seem to enjoy joking with Mrs. Carter. K, 7 1. 'U 35 wgiif 2 R. QQ A k Q, Lg K 3' , Ek S7 L gk 2553 QQ L Ywim' ' if Q S., 'i Y E31 , pw is, gl? I, 3, Q we , 1-f X: W Q K ' , wr :.Ii3??L?5f 5 , sf. N -xy- f,., if 1.91 ? if 4? s. if Q 3 2 3? 'Q-Eff sw ,fins gif Q' QA' 'Ng Q .,.,- gfr-,lf i f 5W :wha is V 'if g,U,W K 1, E W, Fw xy...- .W VJ- . .,., W Mi M... v x Mali' Ai N X f Ex: S B.. V X ,fi ,, ,Z , K ,lf E1 X . S M Q: ,kv K' wwx k, I. 'g . ' 4 '25-.--K F 4 I 1 w ,KR .X X . ?5g5 5-,AIXVS M .1 'BTX 7' f :JV X 'Ffh df ii: X, W 'A 'f Q if 4. 6315 x f , ff. fx fx , J 'U 95 rift fax, vi y,Y: 3 wg AAJ 5 1 K 5 vi IW L Above, Jane, Linda Gayle and Judi seemed to be enjoying their duties as they handed out medals at the Canyon Reef Relays. At right, Track Sweetheart Linda Gayle Miller and her court, Jane Dugas and Judi Cox, hand out awards to first, se- cond and third place winners in the high hurdles of the Canyon Reef Relays. Stanley Woolever won first for the Tigers. The girls shown at right are working hard to get the invitations for the Junior- Senior Banquet. The winner gets the pleasure but the loser gets the food. Was it good, Ray? Gilbert, Franklin and Richard seem to be happy over winning second place at the Houston Fat Stock Show. 207 Latins??? They were initiated as such. They are: Richard, Esther Lee, Stig-Olof, Mitchell, Weldon, James, Janice, Dickie Keitha, Sue, Kathleen, and Sue. The Spanish ensemble, Las Chiapanecas , consisted of Lynda Mize, Rozanne McClos- key, Brenda Pitts, Linda Gayle Miller, Judy Wallace, Kathie Crooks, and Paula Keaton. The girls sang for many civic organizations and also at the State Meeting of the Pan American Student Forum. At the LatinBanquet, Mary Ann presided at the register. Here, Ronnie, Donna, Bettie and James wait in line to sign the register. The faces of Charles, Dick, Jimmy Don, Ro- zanne, Roger, John, Dickie, Truman, Judy, and Sue await the results of the Student Council elections. Q X Q '53 Judy, Charles, and Truman's faces reflecttheir joy and appreciation at being elected secretary, presi- dent, and vice-president. Carol, Betty, Othelda, Betty, and Jenelda were giving a hungry eye to that Smorgasbord. 209 Gretchen, Susan, and Donna await a place in the voting booths during the elections. 5 La Nelle Woodson was winner of the Betty Crocker Award. S ' Glen ' Director Choreography Lighting De signs Musical Director MRS . MARSHALL PARHAM MRS. RHADA BLACK MR. TIM DENNIS MR . MARSHALL PARHAM MR . ROBERT CLINTON Publicity MR. DAN MARTIN Art Director MRS. E. E. JONES MUSIC ENSEMBLE Organ MRS. BOB WOMACK Piano MRS. LANDIS LEE Drums MR. TIM DENNIS Bass MR. BILL GREEN CAST Little Boy LARRY WESSON Little Girl Charlie Davenport Iron Tail Yellow Foot Mac, Property Man Foster Wilson Dolly Tate Winnie Tate Tommy Keeler Frank Butler Girl with Bouquet Annie Oakley Nellie, Annie's Sister Jessie, Another Sister Little Jake, Annie's Brother Harry Mary Col. W.M. F, Cody, Buffalo Mrs. Little Horse Mrs. Black Tooth Mrs. Yellow Foot LINDA WESSON CHARLES EASTERWOOD MOKEY HALE FRANKLIN MOORE JERRY NAIL DICKIE CLEMMER DONNA SCOTT RAMONA LOCKE JERRY ROE TOMMY MINTON LEATHA BRICE KATHLEEN MOTT BETH VESTAL ANNE ALEXANDER BOB ROSSON GRAYDON HICKS BARBARA FLOYD JIMMY HUFFMAN SUSAN FREE FRANCES MARTIN MARIANNE CAREY Trainman BILL WEAVER Waiter FREDDY MILLER Porters ROGER MCMENNAMY STEVE FREE Major Gordon Lillie, Pawnee Bill DAVID SMITH Chief Sitting Bull DICK MARTIN Mabel JAN VESTAL Louise DONNA HAVINS Nancy PEGGY FERGUSON Timothy Gardner Andy Turner Clyde Smith' RODGER FIELDS MARLIN DAVIS LARRY MCNAIR John DALTON WALTON Freddie DAVID TAYLOR The Wild Horse, Ceremonial Dancer EDDIE PHY Pawnee 's Messenger Footman First Waiter Mr. Schuyler Adams Mrs. Schuyler Adams Mrs. Percy Ferguson Dr. Percy Ferguson Mr. Ernest Henderson Mrs. Ernest Henderson Sylvia Potter-Porter Mr. Clay Indian DEB UTANTES SUE TAYLOR NAN HILL RITA HANBACK , ' COWGIR LS KEITHA WALTON ANNETTE BLUM DONNA SHEARER PRODUCTION CREW Costume Mistress Make-Up Mistress Properties Stage and Lighting 20 JIMMY DON ROBINSON RICHARD SUMRULD MIKE MOFFETT MIKE BAILEY MARSHA HURST CONNIE STANLEY LARRY DEVERS ROGER MCMENNAMY LYNDA MIZE JUDY HUDDLESTON STIG -OLOF FERNSTROM BRUCE DIGGS JUDITH GLADSON GINNY SIMS JUDY WALLACE JOLENE SHEID MARY ANN MOFFETT DANA FALLS SHARON JONES JUDY WALLACE WELDON MERRITT JAY BARROW Tommy sings The Girl That I Marry to Kathleen in one of the opening scenes of the play. Jerry and Ramona, the lovers in the play, tell each other I'l1 Share It All With You. Kathleen carried out the theme of Doin' What Comes Natur'1ly throughout her performance. I A l'?xwf27.fasm gag T riff ' 'H , ' 4, QL L - . H' W ga 1, F 5 .sap V' . ,gi 4' -. A 'W Q Y N 1 1, 5 , ri o I1 ii 1 xl 4. f X 'Z if Dhlfvy DBI rs... . Dalton and Tommy think this is something, Helen and Leatha buying them a coke! Qi! Billy and Bill are enjoying some of the advantages of Twirp Week. Bill, did Donna get your sleeve wet? 641' MW... ff X 2 Gr r r T1gerT1ml1kesthose shortdresses on Judith and Rita worn on K1d's Day Ready to face the world w1th a headful of knowledge are these seniors practicing for graduation. They are Alfred, Susan, Ron- nie, Jan, Richard, and Judy. 213 v,.... . 1 Z1-1 JUL 'M X-ny, ' vw' S JI S 1959 1960 215 Snqclm 41.41, Selma! JOHN CONLEY Head Coach Kansas State Umverslty re'- IT HORRACE BOSTICK A Backfleld 4? DON ROBBINS A Lme Coach Freshman Basketball Texas A 8: M College Baseball Texas Chrlstlan UnlVeTS1ty 216 4 or ,.... .Q A ug , x, s ll Il ' ll VI ' Gaachm. Sfaff -63 gui. V V SHEARBURN JAMESE STEHLEY B Basketball Varslty Track Kansas State College Kansas State College 'Q' J P WARD J M MOFFETT Freshman Football Freshman Football A Basketball Baseball Hardm S1mmons Unwersmty Texas Technologlcal College 217 o vs- W 3 g gk in ' . ill B Football B Football , ,t ll ll 1959 '7u- M LYNDON BAIZE 2 Years Senior dson, Mike Morris, FIRST ROW: Marcus Strickland, Johnny Richar Fowler. SECOND ROW: Larry McNair, Roger McMennamy, Jan James Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: Gerald Reeves, Jesse Crawford Watson, Dick Hayes. TOP ROW: Tommy Minton, Reg Scarborough D r GAY HICKMAN cg 664041. 3 Years Senior Snyder 0 Snyder 37 Snyder 31 Snyder 0 Snyder 20 Snyder 2 1 Snyder 33 Snyder 10 Snyder 15 Snyder 54 ge'-. SAM CASEY A' f 1 Year 'N-1 Sophomore ti 34 218 Franklin Moore, Spencer Dyer, Mike Moffett, David Wiman, Joe Lindsey, Jack McDonald, Bob Pena., Ronnie McGrew, Bill Weaver, and W- Perry Culwell, Jimmy Huffman, MickeyWharry, Wayne Berry, Eddie Davane Jones, Charles Gladson, Barry Walker, Alex Cross. Recavul Borger Andrews Big Spring Odessa Permian Breckenridge Levelland Colorado City Sweetwater Lamesa Lake View DICK HAYES MARCUS STRICKLAND 0- 3-141414 :QM DE VANE JONES 21 JOHN WEAVER Halfback -2 years The Tigers met their match in the Panhandle city of Borger. The Bulldogs dumped the Cats for a 12-O loss. It was a defense bout all the way, with some very fine tackling and blocking shown on both sides. The Bulldogs scored in the first quarter with a 3 -yard plunge by Wooly, the extra point failing. During the second half, the only scoring threat by the Tigers was a Hayes- Walker combination which was good for 13 yards. On the following play fullback Eddie Watson carriedfor another 13-yards. With time running out, Phillips i Stanley Woolever is shown stopping Borger's No. l2. James Fitzgerald is pictured in the background. s5'3'2 NA Smfalm TOMMY MINTON Tackle- Z years skirted over right end for the goalg the extra pointfailed. The Tigers played a very fine defensive game and were beaten by an out standing team. gaaqm GAME IN FIGURES First downs 14 7 Rushing net l33 O Passing net 73 13 Passes 5 1 JESSE CRAWFORD 220 Halfback-l year 0 1.2 REG SCARBOROUGH Center -1 year Jones, who has a sharp toe, is shown kicking the first field goal for the Tigers in 3 years. Moore is shown holding the ball. A herd of Big Spring Steers went home slightly beaten Sept. 25. In the first quarter Hayes barreled around right end and loped 80 yards for 6 points. Jones converted and the score read 7-O in favor of Snyder. The second quarter found Jones putting his toe to good use as he split the uprights from the 28 mak- ing the score 10-O. The Steers made their lone TD in the third quarter with T Lassiter driving the needed two yardsg the try for extra point failed. Early in the fourth quarter Watson crushed through the Steer line for six yards and six points. Jones provided the extra point. Watson and Fitzgerald both scored later in the game with .Tones keeping a perfect record. It was a hard hitting game witha fine ball club coming out on top, with the final score 31-6 in favor of the Snyder Tigers. ROGER MCMENNAMY End -l year 222 Smfffw 31 E19 S GAME IN FIGURES Downs 8 18 Passes 14-5 12-4 Rushing 288 55 Punts O-O 7-29 JACK MCDONALD Guard- 1 year Dick Hayes, Snyder Tiger quarterback, is pictured above - , xx' - BOB SMITH Guard-1 year launching a pighide missile in the Tiger-Odessa Permian game. -ww 0 P 6 GAME IN FIGURES First downs 6 ll Rushing 115 170 Passes 4 11 Punts 10 8 BILL WEAVER Tackle-1 year The Tigers were beaten to the score of 6-0, by Permian's Panthers. The Tigers took the opening kickoff and marched to a quick first down. After an exchange of punts the Tigers started on their own 2.2-yd. line but a pass interception by Jimmy Owen stopped this. As the second half got started the Panthers made their first down of the game. A 55-yd. punt by Crain was too slick for Hayes. Mof- fett saved the day by re- covering a fumble. Per- mian got started on the running of Tatum and Golden and the 15 yard personal foul penalty. It was first and goal to go. After Golden banged three times it was fourth down andl yard to gog he made it. Halfback Frank McCoy was stopped just short of two points. The score stood at that the rest of the game. It was a muddy battle all the way with Permian making the only score. LARRY MCNAIR Center -1 year 223 ,H my '33 . ti, 'f Q- f ' it ' .1 ,' '44, V .si K. . A PERRY CULWELL Back -1 year All mm , i ,Q 'fi tr, ' mm Dick Hayes is shown on the ground at the goal line of the Breckenridge Buckaroos. The football can be seen between the legs of the Breckenridge defender approaching the pileup. One broken-hearted team of Tigers left Breckenridge Oct. 9. In the contest be- tween the teams, Kennedy weasled through the Tigers line and marched 80 yds. for the first 6 points. Hayes' toss to Robinson netted ll- yards, followed by 13 more to Moffett. Walker gathered 20 more. Hayes bolted 8- yards for those ever-loving 6 points. In the second quarter, Breck crossed paydirt. A determined gang of Tigers marched upfield for 67 yards, after receiving the kickoff. Hayes then crossed the 2 yards for a TD. The Hayes-Walker combination succeeded for the extra points. The score then stood at 14- 14, Following the half Breck changed this by a TD and extra points. In the last few seconds Hayes punted 50 yards. There was a band snap on the second play and the last man up was Scarborough. The Tigers bulled up to the Green's 2-yd. line. Hayes lunged over for a TD. The Bengals were back in the game then, but no extra points came. Officially Breck won the game, but they learned one thing: never under- estimate those Snyder Tigers! 224 JOE FOWLER Guard-1 year Smf .20 .22 GAME IN FIGURES Downs 17 16 Rushing 226 163 Passes 7-10 7-14 Punts 2-27 6-35 JAN LINDSEY End- l year 3 Y I rum 1' -. KU MIKE MOFFETT Back-2 years End Barry Walker heads south after receiving a pass from Dick Hayes. His only threat from paydirt is Level- land's No. 45. Sa-qcfm, .21 .fweflancf .28 GAME IN FIGURES Downs 17 Rushing 77 Passes 14-22 Punts 2-37 MF' FRANKLIN MOORE Back-1 year 20 126 17-27 l-38 The Tigers had hard luck as they were edged by the Lobos, 28-21. Following the kickoff Levelland drove 72 yards, for the first score of the game. The extra pointwas good. After the Tigers bogged down the Lobos marched45 yards for a second TDQ the extra point try failed. Taking the kickoff, following a series of first downs, Hayes skirted ll yards for the TD3 Jones' kick was good. In the third quarter, receiving the only Tiger punt, the Lobos carried to the 1-yard line and scoredg the extra point was good. To keep hopes alive, Snyder launched a 66-yard drive. Hayes scoredg the extra point was good. The Tigers then shot into the leadby a 56-yard pass from Hayes to Walker. Jones again kicked the extra point. By a Tiger fumble Level- land set up the last score of the game. A touchdown drive covering 70 yards was completed, and the extra point was good. Results: one disappointed Homecoming crowd. JIMMY HUFFMAN Tackle -2 years 225 at 3 I 2... Qx . . GQ A BARRY WALKER End -2 years vi 1 in Q 4 Y, 4 Tiger Eddie Watson is shown blocking for Snyder 's Marcus Strickland as he heads for a goal in the game against the Colorado City Wolves. The Tigers got offtoagood start in district play by putting down the Wolves of C-City by a score of 33-8. Snyder took the opening kick-off but fumbled. Hayes intercepted a pass which set up the first score and got the Tigers on the ball, In 19 plays and 85 yards, Cross scored. The next score was aquick one which covered 29, Cross making the score. The Wolves made a punt which Hayes returned for a score. Jones' kick was goody this gave the Tigers a 19-O lead athalf- time. After the half 50- yards and 9 plays were re- quired for the scoreg Jones' kick was good. Walker uncovered a fumble which set up the Tigers' fifth TD. Cross carried the pigskin over. Again, Jones tried and succeeded. The Wolves scored their only TD of the game by covering 80 yards in 12 plays and making a successful conversion. The Tigers then made one more score with quarterback Mike Morris carrying the ball over. The game ended with the score reading 33-8 DEVANE JONES Center -2 years 226 Snqcfen 33 eazmrea ex., 2 GAME IN FIGURES Downs 23 ll Rushing 81 229 Passing 10-136 7-141 Punts 5-32 2-45 MICKEY WHARRY Guard-l year P1 'str'-3 .-. tu., Barry Walker is shown receivingapass in the Sweetwater game. Other Tigers pictured are: No. 75 Tommy Minton, No. 73 Johnny Richardson, and No. 51 Reg Scarborough. Snqcfm i0 GAME IN FIGURES Downs 5 12 Rushing 160 133 Passes 0-1 5- 14 Punts 8-35 7-31 A DICK HAYES Back-3 years RONNIE MCGREW Guard -2 years JOHNNY RICHARDSON Guard-2 years Friday, Oct. 30 found the Tigers at a glorious peak after being led by com- mander-in-chief Dick Hayes to a win over the Sweetwater Mustangs. A ve ry unusual happening occurred in the comple- tion of two safeties. The first half of the game was a defensive bout for both sides. After the half the ball 1ay deep in Sweet- water territory. When Sweetwater tried to run it out Gladson nailed the ball carrier behind the goal line for 2 points. Later in the third quarter Sweet- water broke out in a double reverse and ran 75 yards for a touchdown After the kickoff the Tigers drove 69 yards for a TD by Hayes Moore attempted to run until he was cut off and pitched out to Jones who was stopped short After the kickoff Sweetwater was again trapped on their own 5 ya rd line Huffman nailed the quarterback for the second safety to make the score 10 6 in favor of Snyder. 2,27 wk GERALD REEVES End-1 Year Jesse Crawford, No. 32, tries unsuccessfully to break up a pass attempt during the Levelland game. Nov. 6 was a bad night for GAME IN FIGURES the Tigers as it was their Downls 10 17 only district loss, throwing Rushmg 169 170 District 3-AAA intoa 3-way Passes 0-O 5'56 tie. Lame sa took the kick Punts 5'ZZ 4'4O off and fumbled on their own 30. Scarboroughuncovered the fumble and 6 plays later Watson scored. Jones kick was good. Larnesa scored a 62-yard punt re- turn. The extra point failed. After the kickoff the Tigers were forced to punt. Lamesa's guard Addison, blocked the punt on Snyder 20-yard line. Five plays later Larnesa scored. After an exchange of punts, Lamesa was on the Tigers' 39-yard line. After 6 plays, Wiggins scored around right end, Westmoreland adding the Z extra points. This gave Lamesa a ZZ-7 half-time lead. The score in the second half was made by the Tigers. It was on a Stanley Woolever 39-yard drive climaxed by Watson's score. A Hayes to Moffetthandoff was was good for 2 extra points. WAYNE BERRY Back-1 Year STANLEY WOOLEVER 228 End-Z years ' Q No. 32, Wayne Berry, blocks a Lake View player for runner Tommy Minton. 544, 54 .fake view 0 GAME IN FIGURES Downs 8 27 Rushing 19 449 Passes 5-25 5-13 Punts 9-32 1-42 JAMES FITZGERALD Back- 2 years ALEX CROSS Back- 2 years EDDIE WATSON Back-2 years The Tigers played their last game of the season and came out with a glo- rious win over the Lake View Chiefs. Nine players shared the scoring spree with 54-0 results. It was a night of odd occurrence with Jones turning into a swivel hip halfback and Strickland becoming a lumbering lineman. Hayes took over the end position with Walker running the show at quarterback slot. The game began with Hayes loping 85 yards and Jones putting his toe into the ball making the score 7-O with the game only 13 seconds old. Snyder kicked off and took over the ball after four unsuc- cessful plays by Lake View. In three plays Snyder had another TD by Strickland, After the exchange of the ball Berry crashed over for another TD. .Tones rode again and halfway through the first quarter the score was 20-0. In the second quarter, Hayes ran 77-yards for 6 points. Minton kicked the extra point. The other TD's were by Morris, Cross, Moffett and Dyer. Jones and Minton fared well in kicking. The game was enjoyedby everyone except Lake View. 229 'WW MIKE MORRIS Back lyear BOB PENA Back 1 year 74m t' M 6414 hen Zluench Rev J1rnm1e Nelson and Ph1l1p 1' Johnny Boren announced the games over the rad1o Ceremon 230 Srnartt shake hands at a pregame Y Mr. Blue Lowry took pictures of the football games. .411 DICK HAYES lst All- District 2nd All-State CHARLES GLADSON 1 st All- District 3 14,414 DAVID WIMAN lst A11 District amd Plaqm M-3 The outstanding performance of these boys has earned them pos1t1ons on the 1959 All District 3 AAA football team In addition one rece1ved a position o BARRY WALKER the A11 State Team Znd All District Q ily: DEVANE JONES EDDIE WATSON Honorable Mention Honorable Mention REG SCARBOROUGH lst All- District MARCUS STRICKLAND Znd A11 District Q 01 'Cui TOMMY MINTON Znd All District JIMMY DON ROBINSON Honorable Mention 15:1 2, f st I . fx --f1- Q V L.- IJ Q I .W I 'v '?' q., .DJ 4,,.,.,.1 -L 'rr' --1---L --..-..,V...,,,, L- ...sw 'T -A-?...L... JANE DUGAS Semor Head Cheerleader DAVID JAMES TED LAMB Seruor ea Sef1101' 1 year Z Yea-T5 An xmportant element of the sp1r1t m any school 15 the backmg gwen the ath1et1c , T teams The student body s sp1r1t m SHS was super1orth1s year due largely ---f--A to the efforts of the vars1ty cheer leaders As a result these slxpeople are among the most apprec1ated1r1 the ent1re school SANDRA WILLIAMS SUE HILL Junlor Seruor 1 year Z Yea1'5 JANET DUGAS Senlor 232 2 years .T y D so 5 f ' 4 'We Nw r ,X .. ,V A E-M 5 4. ,,..w-... vi. ' , X , , A W.. A 1 ci am s 1 3 1 y 7 3 3 A c.c. ,,,,-.i.. '- K ..., , 3 .-,,r, I 3 A - 2 .Ms . .LM . ,. MTA- 1 - gf M- DM., ,XT N. g , . ,, .. ,mlm W ,,..... . , 5 .. V ' Q Q 1 Y , X .. ' Il ' . .. I U My-r--'W ' ' ' 'K M T'- W I . . . , 2 1 V .D .LWW ' . . 3 n 7 -W z, D T as . N-W-H - - C 5 , - V , ,,,-,,c.W...1.c. 1..- ..-D ,e,,.,,. y . , W. . ' . f r 'av h A ci 4 -J 'Y 234 sqm iff' JOE KING 55N FRONT ROW: Lewis Hicks, Steve Free, John Best, Joshua John, Leon ROW: John Carroll, David Gan, Bill Hazle, Bi11yHar1ess, Larry Lind- THIRD ROW: Keith Lloyd, John Billy Koonsman, Mokey Hale, Jerry Seddon Snyder 0 Snyder 28 Snyder 12 M Snyder 0 66692 Snyder 20 Snyder 14 Snyder 16 Snyder 32 Snyder 6 Snyder 26 u ll 'ham Browning, Tommy Boothe, George Wylie, Charles Newman. SECOND sey, Ray Fenter,RayGrimmett, Jimmy McFarland, Joe King, Manager. Mitchell, Joe Burns, Billy Andrews, Joe Robinson, Tommy Cooper. Recafu! Midland Lamesa San Angelo Midland Lamesa Stamford Abilene San Angelo Sweetwater Stamford MOKEY HALE 'Ujf' JOHN BILLY KOONSMAN JIMMY MCFARLAND 235 23 Smfalm d Wg FIRST ROW: Weldon Duke, Dalton Walton Darrel JerryMcDowe11. SECOND ROW: Allen Keaton Manager Jimmy Taylor, Luke Nigliazzo, Malcolm Bolger THIRD Kitchings, Riley Boothe, Jack W1111s Pat LaFounta1n Mmaqm Seam BOBB Y SPRADLIN ALLEN KEA TON MSM: Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder N'.'N4f' -'.x. x .. W, 7 . 1 J Aldridge, Kenny Wellborn, Roy Taylor, Larry Skinner, Glenn Banks, Johnny Floyd, Carl Good, Jackie Wasson, ROW: Pete Greene, Tim Hardin, William Robinson, Billy Bobby Spradlin, Manager . aaufzman 7ecun. feecaacf Ga-Q Larnesa Runnels Sweetwater San Angelo Edison Runnels Lamesa Sweetwater Lee PAT LaFOUNTAIN laugh Wu-0' . JIMMY TAYLOR 237 Seafmn. Recon! 43-25 ' Brownfield San Angelo Stamford Childress Duma s Big Spring Graham Mineral Wells B1g Sprlng Pla ms Levelland San Angelo Brownf1eld Colorado Cxty Brownf1eld Lamesa Lakev1ew Colorado Clty Sweetwater Lakev1ew Lamesa 238 T EE 45 34 53 45V 49 68 41 MIKE MOFFETT M1ke was the only T1ger basketball player to rece1ve the honor of bemg selected to the 1960 d1str1ct 3 AAA basketball team 7440 QUEENS LYNN HERNDON ALEX CROSS nl.- ltllvtnmnuu I 1, . THKEJERS Z CHAR LES GLADSON 60 51 ' ' 69 49 Q -'7 ' 57 44 69 53 az 47 ' 55 53 it y ' 66 62 5 A ' 72 45 . 74 41 '- ' 69 75 ' 45 48 76 55 ' 72 54 59 38 ' - . 5 5 7 3 ' '.'v, v ,'-, -' 5 , il i x A 7 A, . 5 Q N Q V 7 , ,.97 -.,' - A V . 2 H 7 QQ ' 45553 Q5 1: 9 gk N 1T1'. 1 ,R Sv ww Q wb-+ z . 1, .Ri I 'of if s: . .,.. .:.,.. , ...rg .ff ,, fi. I 1 A I' J ff nn. 5 wr I X9-sg. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECOR DS Mike Moffett 288 Charles Gladson 159 Roger McMennamy 149 Bubba Fleming 135 Jimmy Don Robinson 110 Steve Free 104 Lynn Herndon 60 Travis Hatter 50 Alex Cross 46 Eddie Phy 11 Travis Hatter shoots for the Bengals as he is guarded by the Lakeview Chiefs. Jimmy Don Robinson looks OH. swam TIM WILLIAMSON Manager -2 years Jima The fighting Tigerswon their first district game by defeating the Lakeview Chiefs 75-69. The halftime score was tied 41-41, but they came back in the fourth quarter with 4:05 remaining on the clock to go ahead and never let the Chiefs get closer than three points. Roger McMennarny and Steve Free hit Z1 and Z0 points respectively as they led the Tigers. .B 7.2 TRAVIS HATTER Forward- lyear A Srufcfea 75 .B 69 54 'Wane The Tigers went down in defeat to the Lakeview Chiefs to thwart their bid for third place in the Dis - trict 3-AAA basketball race. The Tigers battled the Chiefs on even terms for a quarter with a 15-15 deadlock at the end of the period. However the se- cond period brought the downfall of the Tigers as Lakeview picked up 23 points while the Tigers got 4. Moffett was high point man. 243 FRONT ROW Paul Baker J1mrny Crosson Wayne Key Stuart Long Darrel Aldndge SE COND ROW Joe Garc1a Tommy LaRoux M1ke Murphy Kenny Wellborn J1rnmy Taylor THlRD ROW: Billy Kxtchmgs Jack W1ll1s Wrlham Robmson Danny Colwell Carl Barley Seann Recon! Edison Goliad Sweetwater Lamesa Post Goliad Lee Colorado City Runnels Sweetwater Goliad Runnels Lee Lakeview Goliad Sweetwater Runnels Sweetwater Edison Lame sa Colorado City 1960 HELEN IVISON Z Yea-TS l--. ALMA NELL EVANS Sp1ke r Set Up DONNA TAY L OR Sp1ker 1 year Splker 1 year MJ. r M,........n. ANITA THOMPSON Set Up 1 year LYNDA IVISON Set Up 1 year MARY ANN SAVAGE Splker 1 year W.,.....l.... ..w...T..., 'T- .1...,... T.....L,,... KAY KELLER Set Up Z years W? LANETTE MILLER Manager lyear 247 I L.. I- X N W 7 Q ml F ' H... , ,. km 0 z -fl-P X- . .,b.M.f ,, H ' MMM-f , R if , an ,eeae A , a. A ga , ,-..a,,y . - ..,.,,,,,,......L.. ' .W -LL ..v,..4 . 2 LAI .,,,, I I .MMS ,H k 1 . A me ' 'ag' ,L i-Low I ,-1 ern uu :A ---E 3 042 it gs FIRST ROW: Jesse Crawford, Billy Andrews, Billy Tarter, Tommy Ryan, Bobby Wilson, Billy Har- less, Jimmy Maroney, John Weaver. SECOND ROW: Perry Culwell, Johnny Mitchell, Reg Scar- borough, Travis Hatter, Alex Cross, Mike Bailey, Stanley Woolever, Tommy Minton. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Overby, Bill Weaver, Bill Hazle, Bobby Brown, Larry Lindsey, Fred Parrott, Devane Jones and Dick Hayes. 769m 74acA '7eam LSL ,gi -Qian mmm. ! f- sqm. W law.. v ...... may N,,...l,.,, Stanley Woolever ran b0th low and Jesse Crawford ran low hurdles and 248 high hurdles. was a sprinter. ' '-w K Stanley Woolever John Weaver Jesse Crawford and J1mmy Maroney ran the 440 relay for the track team Alex Cross Bllly Harless Johnny M1tchel1 and M1ke Baxley are the boys who ran the 440 relay for the T1ger track team TF John Weaver was one of the spr1nters Z4 P , I Y 4 , x 5 1 7 -1 L' in , 'f 1' fi -wr N we 2 'Eff' sf I M- l , Vx fu F K .K A , y V I 'W 1 1 4 250 1 Q Wm MQW Reg Scarborough throws the d1scus or the fly1ng saucer for the Txger track team Tommy M1nton handles the shot put for the track team Tommy Ryan B11ly Tarter and Bobby WIISOH are the other d1scus throwers for the team r-o!- mlm Perry Culwell 15 the pole vaulter Trav1s Hatter 15 the hopp1ng h1gh for the T1ger track team Jumper . 1 Q 1' s. K' tt. V V. A W' t W. W -1, is Q e I - 'away f --4... x -we-fS.u-'ma.:' ' 1 A. . :gi t U . , Nh I . K 3 4 W s I I li E 3 L , . ' E A wa 9 . -. ,.. NX . . Q xx Q K Q i c L jul ff ' e Z , AA K ,,.4f ' ' '- , , . V A, f - V Q n',4Pl:. , Wyoe 'faq F gg J , if S LQ 'QA 7 QI, I ,..-' fs Q47 f aglg ' V h ' ll 'I' V L . xx X qqbqv Z Q Wifi ff Sfww ' c FIRST ROW: Tim Puente, Stuart Long, Darrel Aldridge, Luke Nigliazzo, Jimmy Taylor, Jackie Wasson. SECOND ROW: Glenn Banks, Malcolm Bolger, Carl Bailey, William Robinson, Jerry Johnson, Gail Read. These boys make up the u Freshman Track Team. I ' r .A , l in .. T 1 4 ' 1 Wayne Berry is a hurdler for the Jimmy Maroney is a Sprinter for track team. the team. 25 ll X l S fy 'Ip , O.- U? 7 . K , A , ig? HQ ' 'ggi 35,53 1 t , , I , H in , ,, ,. . 5 ,S 'Q' ri. W X Q , V .. . W 41- w FIRST ROW: Jimmy Don Everett, Steve Free, Mike Moffett, Jerry Franks, Stevie Moffett, Spencer Dyer, Mike Morris, Gerald Guthrie, Bob Smith. SECOND ROW: Pete Greene, Barry Walker, Ronnie Wylie, Ronnie Maroney, Keith Moreland, Weldon Ware, Bubba Fleming, Franklin Moore, Kieth Moffett. THIRD ROW: Sam Casey, Mgr. 9 Bill Weaver, Tommy Shelburne, Roger McMennarny, Charles Glad- son, Norman Gladson, Ronnie Jones, Bennie Greenfield, Bill Sanders, Dalton Walton. ' E '7eam H egg? Q Mui!! PETE GREEN SAM CASEY STEVIE MOFFETT 252 Manager l-year Manager 2-years Mascot 2-years I Q33 fb NORMAN GLADSON Pltcher 4 years BARRY WALKER lst Base 3 years ly., RONNIE JONES P1tCheI lyear CHARLES GLADSON Pltcher 3 years RONNIE WYLIE Catcher 3 years 25 L. i 1111 JIMMY DON EVERETT Cather 1 year 11- RONNIE MARONEY 2nd Base 1 year 17 nuttin' 'r X KIETH MOFFETT 3rd Base 3 years BOB SMITH Catcher lyear FREDDIE MILLER 254 P1tcher 2 years S f ' 1 ggbiiflvg lx 5' X5 e' a KW' xf 4 4? 3 4' 1 ,, z A11 , J I 433 ' Q 1 Q I is MIKE MOFFETT J 'Ga 6 qu-nd lst Base 2 years BENNIE GREENFIELD Center F1e1d 3 years Illigg- l BUBBA FLEMING 3rd Base 2 years FRANKLIN MOORE R1ght F1eld Z years GERALD GUTHRIE Left Fleld 1 year Z5 Q XX TOMMY SHELBURNE Left Fleld 1 year DALTON WALTON Znd Base 1 year Q nu-n il-1' Q 1111'- ROGER MCMENNAMY R1ght Fleld Z years SPENCER DYER Shortstop Z years JD Us STEVE FREE Znd Base Z years MIKE MORRIS Center F1e1d Z years WELDON WARE Left Freld 2 years 257 :SX X , XX- - 'XX I xx-Xirlgyiggs X 1 f Y ,, - R I is 6 .XX gf? I W R RX , 3-:WAY 'E , 'V gf., ,,,,, -. 3 5 X F 51359 Shown above are the members of the 1960 Golf Team. Left to right, they are: Charles Hock, Kenneth Haught, Bill Patterson, John Pickering, Ted Lamb, Jerry Nail, and Mike Reed. G04 'hw The 1960 Links squad consisted of seven members, three of whom had been members ofthe team previously. The golf team traveled to several tournaments during the spring months, faring well against their com- petition. 'W TED LAMB KENNETH HAUGHT 258 Senior 4 years Senior 2 YSHTS MIKE REED BILL PATTERSON Junior 2-years Junior 1-year CHARLES HOCK Senlor lyear JERRY NAIL JOHN PICKERING Sernor lyear Sophomore lyear 259 The Varsity Tennis players shown are FIRST ROW: John Best, Eddie Phy, Dicky Simpson. SECOND ROW: George 'USE 4 anna Holder, Lynn Herndon, Dean Comer, and Louis Herndon. The members of the Tennis Teams have put many hours of practice into their play this year. As a result, they gained much experience. The tennis players have enjoyed a very successful season this year. W- .rmfif TN' Shown above are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mitchell The members of the Girls' Tennis Team include Duke, Paul Baker, Danny Smith, and Ray Fenter. Lynda Ivis on, Helen Ivison, Iris Turner and Mary 260 Ann Savage, HIGH SCHOOL PERSONNEL 148 183 Nancy Barnett SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE P Aust1n G R Boone Mrs E B Callaway Mrs C L Flynn E D Headstream Mrs J W Henry Jones Joyce a Lewns Masters Mrs Ted McCollum T E Ph1ll1ps J W Ramsey M1ssB1ll1e Sch1ebel B11 Sptkes Mrs Sam Stanfueld M E Stevenson Malven Stone Lee West Max W1ll1amson E H C ons Dr Wrltan N Mrss Hazel Blanchard Mrs Ross Cra1g Earnest Drake Mrs Jack Hale Mrs Thelma Huffman Jake Jones M s A J Jones Mrs Ted Kayser J M Keller Mrs Carl Lee Mrs Immett Lloyd Mrs George Longbotham Jack Lowry Mrs Hugh Moffett M s J M Robrnson Raymond Sellers Mrs Dora Steele W T W er Mrs JE Wh1te Mrs Ned W1ll1ams Mrs Merle W1man T D HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Beard Haskell Bost1ck Horrace Burchett Mrs H Carter Mrs Roy Bennett Bob Cl1nton Robert Cole Bob Can ley John Cooper Rondel I Faver Mrs Arel Gorman Gorman Greene Grove Hedges Heunen M1ss Ann Jack Mrs Joyce Jake Mlss V1rg1n1a Monnte Henry Mrs Clans Jackson J C James Mrs V1rg1 Jornes V1rg1l Brrdsall Muckey Jones M s E E Leslre Mrss Thelma Lnttlepage James Mart1n Mrs Dan Mart1n Dan Mayfreld W A Mtller Frank Muller M1ss Margaret Moffett J M Montgomery Melv1n McHenry Ronald McMullan W R Nelson M s J P Northcutt Mrss Katherlne O Rear Mrs M M Parham Mrs Marshall Parham Marshall ERSONNEL 24 148 24 144146 26 142 32 156 6 Peek Ollle Perlman Mlss Vera Prewrtt Dan Prultt Franklln Raborn W E Robbms Don Shearburn V Sh1flett Mrs Stehley J M Stovall Mrss Allene Thomas Rrchard W r J P Wlse Curtrs Yarbrough Mrss Pat STUDENT BODY Adams Mary Lou Adams Rrchard Amsworth Larry Arnsworth W1nna Albntton George Aldrldge Darrell Alexander Betty Alexander Terry Alexander Wayne Goldte Juan1ta Llnda Norma Allen Allen Allen Allen Anderson Roger Andrews Bllly Armstrong Barbara Ashley Ashley Ashley Atwood a Tommy Janus Austrn Grnger Autry Avant Aylor Babcoc Ba1ley Balrd Barze Baker Banks Banks Barfueld Sandra Roger Karen k Jrmmy Car John Lyndon Pau Glenn Sharon Don Earl Harrllne Steve R1 chord Barrett Borr1ck Barrow a Bartow Bates Steve Baze Darv1n Bearden Tony Beasley Lynda Beaty Becky Beaty George Ann Beckham Carolyn Beckham Gwen Wanda Benton Ronn1e Berry Ph 1 Berry Wayne Berryman C1aud1a Best Carla Best John Black Beverly Black Susanne Blarr Jane Blalr arry Blum Annette Blythe Wayne Bolger Malcolm Boone Cherue Boothe R1 ley 28 155 39 159 39 102 29 102 26 72 88 148 4 27 88 31 02 20 45 152 It J I 2 160 Bell Sherrell 28 45 135 136 145 146 164 168 173 24 88 218 228 B8 141 48 234 244 260 88 176 23 88 151 158 233 150 159 177 236 Boothe Tommy Boren Bettre Borum Paula Bowen Meta Bowman Jantce Bowlln Mary Boyd Darnell Boyd John Boyd Julra Boyd Thomas Bradley Lynnda Bratcher Harold Bratton Beverly Bruce Leatha Brldges Br1dges Br1nner Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Brown Charles Juanrta Sandra Larry Lynn Benny Bobby Lrnda Browntng LaVerne Brownrng Leon Bruns Leon Bruns Truett Brunson Douglas Buchanan Jan Buchanan Judy Bullard Jerrns Burns Joe Burns Lynnelle Butler Inez Butler Karen Butts James Byrd Ann Caldwell Barbara Callaway Bax Callaway Danny Calvert F1n1s Camp R1ta Campbell Tommy Cantrell Darlene Capps Mary Beth Carey Jan Carey Marranne Care Scott ar an Thersra Carroll John Cartwrlght Llnda Carver Johnnre Cary Pat Casey Sam Cates oe Cates Lavada Chandler Betty Chandler James Chapman Harrlet Chauncy Lrnda Chnstenson Sue Clark Jerry Lynn Clark Wanda Clemmer D1ck1e Cac hran Beth Cockrell Susan Cale AACYIOYIB Colvm Chuck Colwell Danny Comer Dean Comer M1 lton Cantella Ellue Cook Sharon Cook Troy Cooper Judy Cooper Tommy Coplen L1nda Corcoran Pat Costello M1ll1e Cotton Tommy 89 174 27 89 38 45 103 149 46136 23 89 22 72136140 172 173 4 47 121 137 144 32 71 140151 4 181 2 47 137 140 142 146 152 158 4 104 153 35 73 48 143 146 168 235 244 90 179 Coward Kathy Cox Carroll Cox Judl Cox Mary Cox Sandra Crabtree Rudy Craddock Pat Crarg, Gayle Crawford Al1ce Crawford Jesse Crawley Jackre Crawley Larry Creason 104169 73 219 220 248 2 Crooks Kathne Cross Alex Crosson Jammy Crosson J 1mmy Crowder Jan 1e Culwel l Perry Cummungs Gayrene Curry John Cushenbery Dale 8145167 219 229 73 130 148 152 4 2 38 239 241 248 249 104 245 73 219 224 248 250 Davrs, Davrs Davrs Davus Davrs Davrs Davis Dav1s Dean Deck Deere Belva Davrd Elanne James oe Marl1n Nada a Jackue 32 71 38 73 74 130 1 152 169 a Charles Donald Leon Deere Deere Derryberry Danny DeShan Theda Devers Larry Dnggs Bruce D1ggs Llnda Dower, Wayne Jane 25 49 Janet Mrtchell Weldon Duncan Oleta Dunn Pat Dunn Xan Dugas Dugas Duke Duke ,152 104 60 236 20 23 49 36 49 Cathy Felucua Jrmmy Dupree on Dupree on DuPont Du Pont DuPont 20 O er Anne 26 50 Dyer Dyess Eacles Eades Eades Easterwood Charles Eaton Gerald Eaves llla Edge Melvnn Spencer 91 137 Shrrley Jo Anne Ronme Wlllle Mae 141 0 50 49 Edmonson Cynth1a Edwards, Allene Eeds John E lk1ns Emery Engler Evans Evans Karon Carolyn Sue Carolyn Alma Nell M40 Everett Jrmmy Don Ewlng Emmadell Ewmg Lorndell Falls Dana Fambro Densell Farmer Herman Farren 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Barbara Jenn1ngs Betty John Joshua Johnson Johnson Johnson A11ce Bomta Dov1e Johnson Jerry Johnson, J1mmy Judlth Judy Ph ll1p Johnston Charlene Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Devane Jones Paulette 235 248 2 143,168 92 239 243 248 53 137 1 152 182 106 183 20 53 158 106 149 53 137 218 219 231 248 141 0 141, 58 248 20 92 106 179 157 182 152 174 60 53 136 260 26 43 238 239 38 76 53 143 54143 24106 77 141 170 218 20 39 1 107 246 35 77 55 142 147 157 169 177 55 218 219 226 231 248 107 148 164 Jones , Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Rannr Rosemary 59 7 Sandra Sharon ex Tommy Virg1n1a Wanda Josephson Barbara Joyce Helen Joyce Johnny 56 252 137 151 7 384356134142 145 147 Kea Gene ea Jack Keaton Allen Keaton Paula Kee Davnd Keller Kay Kelly Jesse Kelly Judy Kerley Karen Key, Roland Key Wayne Kllllan N1ck1 Kumbrough Nendell K1mzey Carol Ann K1ng Joe K1rkland Joyce K1rkland Sarah K1tch1ngs B1lly K1tch1ngs Lynette Koonce Conn1e Koonsman John B1lly Kruse Jerry Lacy Ronald LaFounta1n 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176 219 172 236 177, 80 169 183 184 80 169 234 235 150 218 227 182 184 3 80 177 219 239 242 252 257 9 172 182 185 60 161 23 95 177 218 223 244 109 182 36 95 155 3483 Nachlrnger, Pat Barbara Jerry Nal Nan Karen Nan a Nar Nance, Melba Nance Nelda Newman Charles Newman Wayne Nrcks Marlorre Nlcks Tommy Nrduffer Nancy Jo Nrgluazzo Luke Nat Renee Noah, Morrrs Nolan Patsy Orr L1nda Overby Donna Overby Ronme Overrnan Freddle Overman Marlrn Owen Patrrcra Owens Ronnle Page L1nda Alma Carol Lynn Margaret Lrnda Ann Fred Palmer Palmer Palmer Parker Parmer Parrlsh Parrott Patterson B111 Patterson Buddy Myrtle Payne Dorothy Patrrck Pearce Sandy Peebles Mary Clare Pena Bob Pena Marttn Perez Joe Perry Trmothy Perry, Tommy Pevehouse Nelda Ph1ll1ps Chere Phy Eddle Pnckerrng John Prckerrng, Jul1a Plnkerton Elvrs Prnkerton Sue Prtts Brenda Pntts Sh1rley Porterfreld Karen Portrs Carla Powell Kay Prather Galen Preston Beverly Preston Golda Prce B111 Pr1nce Proctor Proctor Pruett Puente 1m lant ay Rams, Darrell Rarnwater Albert Rarnwater Jerry Ramsey Patsy Rasbeary Mary Read Cheryl Read Gaul Redden Barbara Reed Marrlyn Reed Mrke Wrlma Glorra John Bobble Reese Drana Reeves Gerald Ren Buster Rerd Joyce 80 149 169 60 169 33 60 182 184 185 258 259 20 95 80 176 60 142 146 109141 149 176 236 251 3680 38 81 95 153 61 248 81 152 82 184 185 2 259 28 81 151 5 7 18 33 81 9 172 183 23 95 96 137 148 239 242 260 96 258 134 140 29 109 36,149 152 109 149 27,9 62 157 110 49 38 62 137 30 33 81 2 183 184 219 28 Reynolds Fred Rhodes, B1lly Rrcharclsan Johnny R1chardson Judy Rrchardson Susan Rtchmand Jane Rueger Rusty Rrley, Renre Rrley Sondra Rnnehart Janrce Roberson Mrckey Roberts Cam1Ila Rabrnson Dorrs Robmson It 35 62 143 218 34110 48 110 68 33 63 36 96 110169 79 43 63117135 168181 83 110 69 J1mmy Don 28 71 82 122 140 152 168 221 231 Robrnson oe Karan 1 Marr lyn Rlchard W1 111am Robrnson Rob1nson Rabrnson Robr nson Roch Kenneth Rodgers Joyce Rodgers Nonme Roe Gene Roe Jerry Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 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