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

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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

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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

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-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.