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

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DEPARTMENTS NAME TOP STUDENTS Top Left: Celebrating seniors move up on the stage. Scott Marlar, Mark Preston, Marjann Morrow and Donna McGee look at their awards. Bottom: Laquita Reaves, Belinda Scott and Darrell Collins accept choir awards, from Mr. Lyon. Opposite Page: Top: Mark Robertson receives drama award for the best speech student, from Jerry Worsham. Jerry Worsham awards Mark Robertson, Nettie Moss, and Becky Pierce their state runner up certificates for one act. Ms. Cotton presents Suzanne Fisher the outstanding Journalism Award for Newspaper. Martha Womack receives band award from Mr. Robertson. Mr. Kozelsky presents Robert Alex- ander an Industrial Arts a ward. Bottom: Mr McMullan presents Doug Hill an agricultural a ward. Seniors move to the stage at the end of the awards assembly. 24

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SENIORS MOVE OUT AT ASSEMBLY The annual awards ceremony was held in the high school auditorium Wednesday. May 21. The purpose of the assembly is to honor students scholastically. This last assembly of the school year also served as the senior assembly. In the band department, the A.F. Clark award went to senior band member Martha Womack. The choir department recognized three students who made All-State Choir: Darrell Collins. Laquita Reaves, and Belinda Scott. Darrell Collins also received the Randy Bearden Memorial Choir award. The Agricultural department recognized its state winning grass judging team: Jay Cox. DW Lofton. Riley Kitchens, and high individual John Bloom. Doug Hill was presented with his State Farmers Degree. In the speech and drama department 4 students received UIL state certificates. These students are Laquita Reaves for poetry interpretation. Becky Pierce in prose reading, and Mark Robertson and Nettie Moss for debate. Scott Marlar was selected as the outstanding drama student for the 1979-80 year and Mark Robertson was selected as the outsanding speech students for the year. Robert Alexander received the Industrial Arts department award for outstanding work. Suzanne Fisher, was named outstanding student for the journalism -newspaper category and Paul Gafford received the title for journalism-yearbook. Rickey Gambol received a special award of achievement for yearbook and Gary Atwood received a special award for achievement for news- paper. Pat Martinez was named most improved journalist. Jimmy Joe Key of the Snyder Rotary Club awarded seniors Kyle Short and Suzanne Fisher citizenship plaques. Soil Conservationist, presented three student certificates• Jeffrey Pylant second place; Trevylan Pitner. third; and Sharon Halford, fourth. Jimmy James was first in the district in this category. I In mathematics Dayton Robertson won first, Belinda Scott won second, and Brian Limmer was third. This was SHS’s first year to participate in a math contest. Cindy McCormick was the recipient of the DAR citizenship award. Nettie Moss was a warded for being co-winner of the Midwest Electric Coop debate contest. Nettie will tour Washington DC this summer with other students from around the state who also won in their area. The Texas Electric award went to Paul Fagin. Beth Bowen received the Miss Tigergram award. Finally. “S” awards were presented to students who participated in UIL events: Cathy Cypert tyP'Hg: Jennifer Floyd, typing; Stocky Roberts, typing: Tracey Westmoreland, typing; Elaine Whitfield, typing; Billie Owens, shorthand; Dayton Robertson, math; and Glenn Jones, ready writing.