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

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UIL State Competitors O’Banion Gets Best Actor Award At State 3br lniorrtilg Jntrrirholaatu Iri ur Stair fflrrt partiripatimt Amarii Thu (Mi fie I that jxg a»------------------- compiled i I he 19 Unit erui) ImuruhoJeHic Leegte Sisit Meet m the ■•••«1(11. (onleit and n, therefore eusrded this Conterente , ma Crrlifiratr of Artrtrurmfnt for emmet! ended» or end peeneuotthy etfompinhment ' In the UIL State One-Act Play, Jack O’Banion won the Best Actor Award; Mark Robertson and Barry Tubb took Honorable Mention. Jack also got the Best Actor Award at reglonals and at district. Chip May advanced to state In the Newswriting contest. Chip placed sixth In state. Jacqueline Pylant competed In the Typewriting contest at state. She placed eleventh out of twelve competitors. 25

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Two Advance To State In UIL Competition In Regional UIL meet held April 3 and 4 In Odessa, Jacqueline Pylant placed first In type- writing and Chip May placed third In newswriting. Also competing were Beverly Duff In typing, she placed fourth and Charlotte Masters placed sixth In shorthand. Jacqueline and Chip advanced to state competition which was held May 8 and 9 In Austin. Pictured are top: Kim Lunsford, Rob- ert Loveless and Becky Pierce en- tered In prose Iter- pretatlon; Jennifer Cole, Jack O’Banlon, and Joey Forbes entered In poetry Interpretation; Mark Robertson and Nettle Moss entered In debate; Jacqueline Pylant entered In typing. Chip May entered In newswriting and Beverly Duff entered In typing. 24

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Clubs Looming through the dust Is the goat of state competition. Many or- ganizations took a trip to Austin this year. Including the one-act play The Royal Hunt of the Sun which went for the eleventh time. Drama also presented the play Our Town. The story was base on life In a small town In New Hampshire. As usual, the drama department did an excel- lent Job with the production. Ac- cording to director Jerry Worsham, “I felt real good about the play. It went over very well with the audi- ence. Their reaction was positive and pleasing.” The Pride of the West” band, an- other major organization, was awarded nine Division I’s this school year. In the UIL contest the symphonic band achieved a sweep- stakes when they received Division I’s In concert. . r 3 V f ! ►»1 » m 4 % , V ’ ■ 4 • » j • Barry Tubb and Becky Pierce rehearse for the presentation of the play Our Town. 26