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

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 GEARING UP: Freshmen Danny Ruiz, Manuel Salazar, Felix Gonzales, and junior Javier Cardenas get their instruments for their trip. Generally, packing up all the in- struments falls to the Freshman boys, with a little supervision from upperclassman in Band. (Lair Staff Photo) LUXURY HEAVEN: Junior David Ether- edge, Sophomores Jeoffry Chamblee, Sue Smiley, Bob Spikes, and Freshman Michele Harper take advantage of the sauna in their choir trip to Colorado Springs. The choir received an outstanding choir award at the concert they performed. (Photo by Law- rence McCown)

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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.

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THERE'S ONE IN EVERY CROWD. Every- where you look these days, there is a rocker. Rockers symbolize our feelings of life, love and music. Here Chris Wadleigh stands out from Ray Alarcon, Debra Cline, and Patty Gleastine in his Foreigner T-shirt. (Lair Staff Photo) ROCKIN' the Lubbock Municipal Colise- um, Eddie Money put on an explosive per- formance for his 1982 tour Got No Con- trol. It was a concert to be seen as he appeared with 38 Special. (Photo by Mike Luera) ENTHUSIASTIC ROCKERS showed their group loyalty by wearing rock shirts and going to concerts. This is a way of life, not just an image to keep up. Here, Bobby McArthur, Jana Jackson, Jackie Parham, Chris Wadleigh, Kayla Cross, and Chad Browning get together on a windy day in December. (Photo by Cindy Shaw) 26 Rockin'