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

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HOLD STILL: Senior Ramona Murphy cap- tures Freshman Robert Patterson's atten- tion by putting mascara on before the pro- duction of Your a Good Man Charlie Brown. (Photo by Lawrence McCown) SHARING: Senior Milos Castillo and Junior Monica Becerra share a ride in their joint owned Chevrolet during lunch. (Lair Staff Photo) Hot Romances 23

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In halls, on the stairs, in chairs Hot romances They walked down halls to- gether while others took chances kissing on the stairs. On the oth- er hand some breakup and go with someone else. That's how romances were. Robert Patterson and Ramo- na Murphy were the hottest I think, said Freshman Richard Lack. They acted like they real- ly cared for each other, he ad- ded. Senior Shirley Pinkerton said the hottest romance of the year was Teresa Tate and Sammy Lo- vett because they had been going together for three or four years. She also added that they had their differences but worked them out. Ricky Vaughn said Dewayne Williamson and Misty Merritt were the hottest in the junior class because they were seen together everywhere. Breaking up was common in romances. It seemed like every- thing went alright, until dis- agreement occurred, then break- ing up began. If students really cared for each other they could work the problems out. Whether breaking up or going together, however, there was al- ways a hot romance on the make. DELIVERING: Senior Patty Gleastine re- ceived flowers from Noah Bilano during their third period Spanish class for Valen- tines. (Photo by Michael Luera) IRRESISTABLE: Senior Sammy Lovett and lunior Teresa Tate found themselves irre- sistable on the stairs before class. (Lair Staff Photo) 22 Hot Romances

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SKIMMING THE SURFACE: Explorers club members, Seniors Eddie Davis and Tommy Parks takes the slopes during the clubs an- nual ski trip during the Christmas holidays. Tripped Going on the road again Finding themselves out of bed at the most unearthly hours of the morning preparing for that memorable thing known as the school trip, were students who chose to be involved in ex- tracurricular activities. Many of the students go to bed early in the attempt of getting up at the required time. Others have stayed up the en- tire night on the hope of catching up on a bit of sleep on the ride. We all had a great time. We got to go snow skiing at Brecken- ridge, which was fantastic. It was a good learning experience, too. I think the whole trip all around was terrific, said Senior Carla Harper, Choir. One of the funniest things that happened on a band trip was when the band was marching at a football game. In one of the rou- tines a rifleman had to make a jump over another rifleman. All of the sudden he jumped and his pants split in mid air. It was so funny. He had to try and hold things together until we fin- ished, said Junior Linda Walk- er, Band. TRIPPING OUT: Senior Susie Lee, Juniors Tracy Fortune, Robin Huntsman, Robin Huntsman, Sabrina Sullivan, and Freshman Karleen Thompson get ready to leave An- drews in a yellow dog. Both teams were successful against the Mustangs.