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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER 11 - 16, 2000
Monday:
8 a.m. Blunck's - Senior Pictures
7:30 p.m. Board of Education Meeting in Administration Office
Tuesday:
Picture Day
4:30 p.m. JV & V Volleyball vs Clinton - Away
7 p.m. JH Football vs Mt View - Home
Wednesday:
3:30 p.m. High School Academic Team Practice
Thursday:
8 a.m. - Student Council Meeting
4:30 p.m. HS Academic Meet at Fletcher
4:30 p.m. JH, JV & V Volleyball VS Cement - Home
Friday:
7:30 p.m. High School Football vs Cashion - Home
SNYDER SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES & STUDENT NEWS CYCLONES LOOK GOOD IN FIRST SCRIMMAGE
Coach Robert Babcock's Snyder Cyclones got their first taste of outside contact Friday night in a five-team scrimmage at Mountain View. Other teams participating were Merrit, Oklahoma City Christian Academy and Southwest Covenant from El Reno.
Coach Babcock was pleased with the Cyclones play, but said we would face a tougher opponent this week when Temple comes to town for a 7 p.m. scrimmage at Cyclone Stadium.
Snyder's offensive unit had little trouble moving the ball again the four other teams. The Cyclones' second unit matched up well with first teamers from SW Covenant.
Returning quarterback Clifton Keeble picked up where he left off last fall, consistently hitting brothers Geoff and Michael Parker on long pass plays, and Frankie Valderas rushed for good yardage every time he got the ball.
The Cyclones played sound defense, allowing the MV-G Tigers one touchdown on an 8-play drive with the score coming on a one-yard pass.
Snyder will open the season at Grandfield on Friday, September 1. The first home game will be September 15 against Cashion. Lady Cyclones Win Cameron Classic Volleyball Tournament
Lady Cyclone Johnna Osborn earned MVP honors at the Cameron volleyball tournament last Saturday in Lawton. Snyder scored two straight victories over Calumet to win the Gold Division championship of the Cameron Classic.
Coach Kenny White's squad, seeded No. 3 after posting a 2-1 Pool C record, had all it wanted in the first game, taking a slim 15-13 victory. The Lady Cyclones cruised to a 15-5 win in the second game.
White said his squad was sharp in the first game, just not as sharp as they could have been. Snyder passed better and had better down balls in the second game, according to White.
The Lady Cyclones opened pool play with a 15-6, 15-7 victory over Big Pasture. White's crew had their hands full with a strong Indiahoma team before pulling out 15-13 and 15-11 victories.
In the final pool match the Cyclones pounded Lawton MacArthur, 15-1, in the first game. White played his second team in the second game, and they were edged by the Lady Highlanders, 13-15.
Snyder is playing without the services of Misty Igo due to a knee injury suffered in the Area Basketball Tournament earlier this year. She will miss the volleyball season, but should be ready when basketball season comes around.
The Lady Cyclones were back in action Monday when they traveled to Tipton and defeated the Lady Tigers, 12-15, 15-3, and 15-5. Snyder hosted Fletcher Tuesday, but scores weren't available at press time. |
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CYCLONES SCRIMMAGE HERE FRIDAY
The Snyder Cyclones will host Temple this Friday night for their final scrimmage of the season. The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. at Cyclone Stadium. Your donation at the gate of a towel or bar of soap will be appreciated.
ENROLLMENT SCHOOL YEAR 2000-2001
Non-Graded - 6
Pre-K - 25
Kindergarten - 36
1st Grade - 36
2nd Grade - 31
3rd Grade - 36
TOTAL PRIMARY - 170
4th Grade - 40
5th Grade - 32
6th Grade - 35
7th Grade - 53
8th Grade - 40
TOTAL ELEM - 205
Freshman - 45
Sophomore - 45
Junior - 45
Senior - 49
TOTAL HIGH SCHOOL - 184
TOTAL - 559
FIVE TEACHERS HIRED BY SNYDER SCHOOL BOARD
Five teachers were hired and the Board of Education Policy and Procedures book was approved at a regular school board meeting Monday night.
Following a short executive session the board hired A. J. Toma, social studies/math teacher on a temporary contract; Terri Townsend, mathematics teacher; Stacy Espinosa, Title IV teacher; Hyo Sung Kim, wresting coach/physical education; and Joann Phillips, special education teacher's assistant.
Other new teachers for this year are Kari Ayers, third grade; Sheila Treadwell, Pre-K; and Greg Holt, Vocational Agriculture and FFA Advisor.
..........Substitute teachers approved included: degreed - Doug Henson, Gary Usher, Jerry Geiger, Mary Harmon, DeEtta Johnson, Nita Barker, Alan Thode and Erma Free.
Non-degreed - Bea Cisneros, Carla Self, Terry Stephens, Misti Snyder, Lloyd George, Dina LaFont and Gina Spurlin....
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CYCLONE SCRIMMAGE FRIDAY AT MT. VIEW
Coach Robert Babcock will take 27 Cyclone hopefuls to Mountain View Friday night for their first scrimmage of the season. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m.
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2000 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL
GAME TIME - 7:30 P.M.
Sept 1 Grandfield Away
Sept 8 Life Christian Away
Sept 15 Cashion Home
Sept 22 Burns Flat* Home
Sept 29 Tipton* Away
Oct 6 Bray-Doyle* Away
Oct 13 Alex* Home
Oct 20 Central High* Home
Oct 27 Cyril* Away
Nov 3 Merritt* Home
*District Games
Snyder Junior High
Game Time 7:00 p.m.
*7th Grade 5:30 p.m.
Aug 31 Tipton* Home
Sept 7 Burns Flat* Away
Sept 12 Mt. View Home
Sept 26 Merritt* Away
Oct 2 Orange & Black
Oct 9 Cyril* Away
Oct 12 Corn Bible* Home
Oct 16 Grandfield Home
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2000-2001
August 14 - Professional Day #1
August 15 - Professional Day #2
August 16 - Professional Day #3
August 17 - First Day of Classes
September 4 - Labor Day Vacation
October 18 - Nine Weeks Tests
October 19 - Parent/Teacher Conference Day
October 20-23 - Fall Break
November 22-26 - Thanksgiving Vacation
December 18 - Semester Tests (Periods l, 3, 5, 7)
December 19 - Semester Tests ( Periods 2, 4, 6)
December 20 - Parent Teacher Conference Day
December 21 - January 3 - Semester Break
January 4 - Classes Resume
January 15 - Professional Day #4
March 8 - Nine Weeks Tests
March 9 - Parent Teacher Conference Day
March 12-15 - Spring Break
April 6 - Professional Day #5
April 13 - Inclement Weather Day
April 16 - Inclement Weather Day
May 21 - Semester Tests (Periods l, 3, 5, 7)
May 22 - Semester Tests (Periods 2, 4, 6)
May 22 - High School Commencement
May 23 - Parent/Teacher Conference - Grade Cards Picked Up
No event may be scheduled immediately before or during nine weeks, semester, or achievement test days.
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