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

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Top Left: Sponsor Empress McFarland, Editor Fay Sullenger and Shirley Block proof- read pages at the paper office before Thursday's deadline. Top Right: Taking a break from the journalism workshop at Tech are Seniors Oscar Ramirez, Terry Scarbrough, Todd Line, and Wendy Monroney. Bottom Left: Making up the at- tentive staff are, From Left, Todd Line, feature editor; Shirley Block, feature editor; Fay Sullenger and Randy Gressett, co-editors; Oscar Ramirez, sports editor; Wendy Monroney, reporter; Terry Scarbrough, co-assistant editor. Not pictured are Keith Carmichael, feature editor, Mark Hester, co-assistant editor, and re- porters Ricky Beard, Scott Clark, Kay Ellington, Clinta McCowen, Pat Stewart, Tim Falls, and Sara Sullivan. 28

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Above: Fall initiates were Julie Glass, Debra Dyer, Steve Wiman, Kay Ellington, Jeri Farren, Pat Stewart, Greg Pavlik, Trussha Farquhar, Christi Booker, Sam Kitching, Debbie Inman, Debbie Smithee, Dee Vick- ers, Lee Allen Jarrell, and Kathi Burk. Below: Sec- ond year members pictured are Jo Ellen Kubena, Mitzi Autry, William Sullenger, Mark Leavell, Jeri Bavousett, Sonja Everton, Randy Gressett, Connie Miller, James Smylie, Debra Davis, G. G. Miller, Junanne Brock, Greg Kane, Deanna Myers, Pam Head, David Vaughan, Fay Sullenger, and Karen Sue Jones. Above: Listening to their speaker and awaiting their turn for induction are the first year members of the National Honor Society. Qualifications for NHS membership are a 90 average and proper social behavior.

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Tale Staff Ranks High In Austin Left: Going over last minute details with Feather Printing employee Frank Feather are co-editors Randy Gressett and Fay Sullenger. Also pictured is Mark Hester. A staff of eight experienced journalists and eight rookies published 16 issues of the TIGER'S TALE during the year. Results of the group's efforts were garnered at the Interscholas- tic League Press Conference in Austin in March. The paper was ranked fifth among all other papers of its size in Texas. At the contest, first year writer Kay Ellington won an honorable men- tion award for a bicentennial feature. The 1975 T ALE which was judged at the Denton contest in December was named champion in its class. Bottom: Photographers for the TALE were, From Left, Kim Mas- sing ill, Esmeralda Quiros, and On- is Loyd. Not pictured are Perry Westmoreland, Reta Giles, La Don- na Powell, Charlotte Pierce, Deb- bie Loyola, Terry Green, Kerry Tidwell, and Jeri Bavousett.