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

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K ,1. 'wi Jil MOVlE l7AVOl?lTE: Christine was polled as the favorite movie of SHS students in a survey. Ex-SHS gra- 42 l7!XVOl?lTE: Heavy Metal was the second movie cglioice of SHS stu- dents in the survey rgoricliictergl, Other duate, Barry Tubb, played a role Ill the Richard Kobritz Production. KPoster Compliments of Cinema l, Ill favorites were 'lChristine, Porky's, llRocky lll, and Return of the ledif' Qljoster Compliments of Cinema l, lll NOMINEE: lron Maiden was a favorite in both the group and concert cate- gories. Other categories were favorite songs, singers, movies, kinds of music, 43 GROUP: Led Zepplin rated third with SHS students in the top five group category. Others favored were Motley Crue, Def Leppard, ludas album, czoine-back and disappointment of the year. Cposter Compliments of Hastings Books and Recordsl Priest and lron Maiden, fposter Com- pliments of Hastings Book and Re- cordsl FAVORITES OF THE YEAR 7

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The Winner' is . . survey shows students' favorite concert, song, singer, movie, album X X he top tive nominees tor concert ot the year are Motley Cruef Heaven, lron Mai- denft'Fastway, ZZ Top- f Night Ranger, Det Lep- pardf'lKrokus, and Kiss- f Riot. The winner is Motley Cruef Heavenl This is a sampling ot the re- sults ot a survey taken ot SHS students to determine their ta- vorites in concerts, songs, singers, movies, kinds ot mu- sic, album, the comeback ot the year and disappointments ot 1983-l984. The top tive Cin order ot preterencej singers were Vince Neal, Bruce Dickenson, Kevin Dubrow, David Le Roth, and Toe Elliot. The top tive songs were 'lMental Health, l'Come on, Feel the Noise, HFlight ot lca- rus, Shout at the Devil, and Q I Love Bites. The nominees tor iavorite movies were Christine, Heavy Metal, Porky's, Rocky lll, and Return oi the le-di. The top tive favorite groups were Motley Crue, Led Zep' plin, Det Leppard, l udas Priest and lron Maiden. Favorite kinds ot music were heavy metal, acid rock, soft rock, country and hard rock. Best seller tavorites were Mental Health, Quiet Riot, Shout at the Devil, Motley Crue, Pyramania, Det Lep- pard, Thriller, Michael lack- son, and l'l999, Prince. Comeback ot the year was Kiss. Disappointment ot the year resulted in a tie between Suri ll, and Rick Springfield. - Annette Hernandez Trish Cooper KS A HE' LED ZEPPEL 6 FAVORITES OF THE YEAR PAGES BY ANNETTE HERNANDEZ, TRISH

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WEEKEND The whereabouts of a SI-IS teenager he book of Genesis in the Bible says that the world was created in six days, and the seventh day, or Sabbath, was a day of rest and worship. The ancient Egyp- tians considered the seventh day as a day of rest and play. And it is considered as such today. To teenagers, a week- end means time for fun and recreation. They use this time to get socially involved nd ac- quainted with each other at different whereabouts. Sophomore Rachel Rodri- guez said, I hang out at the park because all my friends are there and there is lots of stuff we do. To others, it means simply getting out of the house. I like going to the Teen Center or bowling alley because it is bet- ter than being home, said Freshman Becky Dominguez. For various reasons a week- end is something all teenagers look forward to. - Ioanie Solis 8 WEEKEND ACTIVITIES FOOSBALL ENTHUSIAST - Sopho- more Arthur Ramos plays foosball at the Teen Center with his friend, Mark Garcia, CTiger's Lair Staff Photoj MEAT PACKER - Senior Chris Doles packages hamburger meat as part of his job at Furr's, I-Ie works after school and on weekends. CTiger's Lair Staff Photoj 'nv