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

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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'

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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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Rockin' on and I GOT NO CONTROL is the catch phrase for Eddie Money's tour. And at the concert held in Lubbock, he didn't have control. It was a night to remember, and Becky Pyland makes the vibes linger in her T-shirt. (Lair Staff Photo) FROM MY GENERATION to the latest sounds off It's Hard, The Who has pro- gressed to being considered the most en- joyable rock band of all time. They rocked us through good times and bad, and even though they are not natives of our coun- try, they made American Rock History. (Lair Staff Photo) Rock and Roll plays a part in almost every high school student's life. It expresses the way we live and feel, but mostly it just keeps our minds and souls enter- tained. From the 50's to the 80's we have progressed from El- vis to groups like Cheap Trick and Ted Nugent. The sounds range from Heavy Metal to soft Rock and New Wave mostly stand for the different crowd of stu- dents. Concerts are our favorite form of Rock music today. True rockers live for the smoke filled auditoriums and exploding stages. We love the way they rock to great intensities for us. Jammin' down through the 80s The excitement on a concert day is really like no other and we just can't wait to hit the highway, to go see a rock and roll show! The beat of the drums and the screams of the lead guitar thrives in our minds as the greatest feel- ing of all. We're fascinated by new sounds from old groups, and old sounds from new groups. This is the year of red hot rock and roll, and also the year that we give our last farewell to the great- est pioneers of sound- The Who- we'II never forget what they did for us. Disco is dead but rock is rollin' that's our attitude today. We'll always rock to the best there is and all of us will make sure of that. Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, Rush, The Beatles, The Stones, and Jimi Hendrix have all formed the lifestyles we live today. This is a tribute to anyone that understands — Rock and Roll will never die! Rockin' 27