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

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DOUBLE COOL: Seniors Ray Can- ales and Darren Pace show oft what they got from their band trip to Austin. CT1ger's Lair Staff Photol Fashion Students in style e all have our own ideas of the way we look, from Punk to Heavy Metal, to Prep. Some- how, it all seems to lead up to one thing - fashion individ- uality. There are many different types of clothes, earrings, but- toms and hairstyles W the list goes on. Everybody tries for that in look, but there are a few who will find originality in how they dress. When asked, these people had this to say about their own ideas of fashion. Senior Carolyn Alvarado said, lt's comfortable, it's me, it's unique. Brett Martin, junior, said, 'll don't care what anybody else thinks. l'll dress the way l want to. lf they don't like it, they' don't have to look. Sophomore Mella Holden, said, l like being different. Robin Sharp, freshman, said, she wears what she does because it shows what kind of taste l have. Freshman Doug Vest said, I dress the way l do because it's the latest style. lt's just the way my mom wants me to dress, said Fresh- man Ronnie Lickey. Many of the most popular styles are bandanas, getting ears pierced three or four times, painting stripes on your fingernails, black leather jack- ets and studded wrist bands. Fads and fashions come and go, but as long as they are here, we will be dressing the part! - Laura Cooper 16 FASHION INDIVIDUALITY BOWS 'N' SHADES: Robin Sharp, freshman, said she wears what she does because, Mit shows what kind of taste l have. iPhoto by Lawrence Mc:CownD l LOVE YOU, says Brett Martin, iu- nior, with his hand. iPhoto by Law- rence McCownD

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kgs lisa .31 tak ,,fMW.,V.f- ,. 5. A110331 ...W Q if .. . ....-,,m. Spare time fads change, come and go with students he students at SHS usu- ally change their spare time activities as the years pass by. Different times brings different fads. The fads that took SHS by storm were playing Hacky Sac in the Stu- dent Center, meeting friends in the library to study, and practicing the exciting moves of break and pop dancing. lt's like a minature bean bag. lt's small like a golf ball and has beads in the middle which is wrapped by leather, said Freshman David Millhol- lon about the hacky sac itself. Playing Hacky Sac seems to give the student body of SHS something to do in their spare time. Because the Student Cen- LUNCH TIME STUDY - Studying is one activity that a lot of people would just as soon forget about. But Camille Reed ffrontl and Karen Mayo put their SPIN - Some students spend hours lust trying to perfect their moves. Shown practicing the spin are lacky Ander- BREAK - l do it mostly because l want to have fun around all my friends. And l never have a dull moment when l'm ter is too crowded and too noisy. Also because the library is where most of my friends go after they eat at the cafeteria, said lsabelle Pointeau when asked why she went to the li- brary. When asked how he break dances, Donnell Davis said, All l can say is that it takes practice. For example, it may take me one to two weeks of constant practice to pick up a new move. Students spent hours practicing new moves and perfecting old ones. lacky Anderson was asked who taught him to break dance and he said, Well, you just go out to watch people, go home and practice. - Sandi Stone lunch time to good use by studying in the library. tphoto by Dianna Dola Rosaj son and Tony Davis. iPhoto by Dianna Dela Rosal dancing or playing. said Tony Davis about break dancing. iPhoto by Dian- na Dela Posal Y. . 3 'I i t S 2 R 5 it +V tt til ' E i t .. K Y 2 T 1' E .Y 39. I NIM ggggai ' .f fri 7 .9 .f ., f x X A ay ft ii y t it ADS Of '83-'84 15

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i l l U11-rt.Ki1Ni : bophomore Mella BUTTON MANIA: From Stray Cats olden said, l like beinq different. to some that don't have a name, hat's why l dress the way l do. buttons have become a comeback hoto by Lawrence Mcffownl lad. iPhoto by Lawrence McCownl BUTTON WEARER: lunior Sabrina Sullivan was one of the few who wore buttons throuqhout the school year. CTiqer's Lair Stall Photoj FASHION INDIVIDUALITY 17