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

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Fitness Is thin and in Ug. Fat. Reflections in the mir- ror reveal fat. Having tried all the diets- grapefruit, pills, salads, some even resort to starvation. Nothing will help. All free time was spent in leg warmers, leo- tards and sweatbands dancing to a Miss Piggy arobic record. Some owned two copies of Jane Fon- da's best selling exercise book, but didn't find the time to read them. Sometimes they wanted to give up, and were pressured by televi- sion, magazines, and friends. Di- eters, they treaded a thin line. FRONT HEAVY: Senior Ramsey Rodriguez concentrated on a lift during the Sweetwater power lifting meet held in February. (Photo by Michael Luera) 12 Fitness

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WORKING HARD: Sophomore Phyllis Spells who recently transferred here from Abilene High said she worked and kept an average grade in Eddie William's fifth peri- od Biology class. (Photo by Ray Canales) A FOR ALGEBRA: Kim Butler, Junior, who transferred from Lamesa won the 1983 United States National Award in math- ematics. (Lair Staff Photo) GETTING ACQUAINTED: Robert May helped new student Felix Gutierrez put together a small lawn mower engine in Wayne Griffin's fifth period General Shop. (Photo by Ray Canales) Getting Adjusted 11

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THE LONG STRETCH: Freshmen Melissa Luera warmed-up in Mrs. Elaine Lambert's studio. Melissa took gymnastic lessons from Kelly Luera on Mondays and Thurs- days. (Lair Staff Photo) HIGH STEP UP, Junior Dora Hernandez ran bleachers in the girls gym during track to stay fit for the season. (Lair Staff Photo) STICKING TO A PROMISE: Freshman Tri- sha Johnson ate a salad instead of a candy bar after school. Trisha hoped to lose 30 pounds, but had lost only 10 in the one month that she had been on her diet. (Lair Staff Photo) Fitness 13