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

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Clinton Dedicated to Various Jobs Robert Clinton, principal, is dedicated to a number of jobs. He supervises the instruction program and works with the teachers on class equipment and supplies. Mr. Clinton supervises the maintenance and custodial services of SHS. He checks and certifies all Interscholas- tic League participation by Snyder High students. In charge of all school trips, Mr. Clinton also works out transporta- tion for them. Mrs. J. E. Waller is the official registrar for Snyder High School. She is in charge of the scholastic records of each individual student. She aids in registration each year and in senior eligi- bility records. As secretary to Mr. Clinton, she does all general office work. ROBERT CLINTON and MRS. J. E. WALLER Principal and Secretary

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Varied Jobs Done by Administration A veteran of service to Snyder Public Schools, M. E. Stanfield completes his tenth consecutive year as assist- ant-superintendent. Mr. Stanfield is a valuable aid to the superintendent and uses his knowledge and experience to keep the schools running smoothy. He is always able and willing to help on any problem. E. D. Flynn is Director of Business Administration for Snyder Public Schools. He is in charge of all finances and school purchasing. Mr. Flynn oversees all budget work and extracurricular departments. A former college professor from Virginia, he is completing his fifth year here. C. D. Henry quite capably handles the curriculum serv- ices of Snyder Public Schools. He is responsible for much of the progress made each year. He is in charge of the new courses in our school and has the responsibility of planning new ones for the coming year. M. E. STANFIELD Assistant Superintendent MISS HAZEL LEWIS, MRS. C. L. CALLAWAY, MRS. NED WHITE, MISS CAROLYN HALU and MRS. J. W. HEADSTREAM Administrative Secretaries E. D. FLYNN Director of Business CLOIS D. HENRY Director of Curriculum

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Offices Organize Students’ Records Keeping up with the individual and school rec- ords of attendance is the principle job of J. M. Kayser, assistant principal, and his secretary, Mrs. J. M. Moffett. An attendance board giving the statistical in- formation concerning absentees has been placed in the office to aid them. Each day Mr. Kayser and Mrs. Moffett must check hourly for absentees. It is also their duty to issue tardy slips and keep track of those signing out of school. Mr. Kayser is also in sole charge of the disci- plinary action in Snyder High School. MRS. HOWARD HERRINGTON and JACK LONGBOTHAM Counselor and Secretary J. M. KAYSER and MRS. J. M. MOFFETT Assistant Principal and Secretary One of the main links between the student body and the faculty is Jack Longbotham, Snyder High School Counselor. Mr. Longbotham's work begins early in the year with the registration and scheduling of students. He is also in charge of the school testing and guidance programs. For the students’ benefit, he gives en- trance examinations for several colleges and assists them in applying for scholarships and loans, as well as holding conferences with those who need academic aid. Keeping folders of the students' work is the pri- mary job of Mrs. Howard Herrington, Mr. Longbot- ham’s secretary. She acts as a receptionist and as- sists him in organizing the materials which he uses. The counseling department of Snyder High makes it possible for teachers and parents to see the work of the students. 14