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Joey Forbes and Becky Pierce ride on the place winning float. “Evolution of the Cheerleaders” by Student Council. Future cheer- leaders: Ramona Murphy and Lisa Frankland; Pilgrim cheerleaders; Kristy Masters and Vlnlta Ander- son; Roman cheerleaders; Robyn Harlln and Dallnda Roberts; Cave women cheerleaders: Jamie Ander- son and Alisa Wilson. Kris Seale and Kim Neves accept honor. Nominees for Homecoming Queen were Jessica Richardson, es- corted by Eric Arnold; Kim Neves, escorted by Kris Seale; Jane Ann Billingsley, escorted by Randy Cook; Carrie Ainsworth, escorted by Devin Donelson; and Tracy O'Day escorted by Brian Llmmer. In the background, fans yell for the Ti- gers at their homecoming game against Pecos. The Cats bit the dust with a score of 9-35. Kim Neves Homecoming Queen For 1980- 81 5
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Kim Neves, Homecom- ing Queen for 1980-81, re- ceived this honor with tears, laughter and one big smile, Mr. Jerry Wor- sham, drama director, an- nounced Neves as Queen during halftime of the Snyder and Pecos game, Kim was presented a crown and roses by Prin- cipal Ray Courtney and Mr. Eddie Williams, Stu- dent Council sponsor. Kim was escorted by Kris Seale. How did Kim feel when she heard Mr. Worsham announce her as Home- coming Queen? “1 was shocked because 1 really did not expect It, ” said Kim. Mr. Williams said, This was one of the biggest homecomings we have had In 12 years. Five hundred people. Including all exes made up the majority of the crowd, said Mr. Williams. National Honor Society held a reception In the library for people that had attended Snyder High. The purpose of the get together was to visit with friends who had attended SHS. 4
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Whether they played In the dust, as did some athletes this year, or whether they were able to clear the dust from their minds and aspire scholastically as many students did this year, names were permanently engraved In plaques to honor the best. In the graduating class, two Sen- iors were recognized as having the highest scholastic average. Mark Robertson was named Valedictori- an with an average of 4.8921, and Kris Seale was named Salutatorlan with an average of 4.7636. Also from the Senior class, Pam Gray, Jennifer Floyd, and Randy Cook were presented the citizenship awards. Mr. Worsham presents Barry Tubb the award for outstanding dra- ma student. During the Awards As- sembly, Seniors moved on the stage while Juniors took their place.
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