R Nelson Snider High School - Safari Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Friendship and ABOVE: Tim Cooley studies diligently in the library, where many students were to be found doing research for term papers and selecting books for book reports. Since Snider had to share the library facilities with Lane, the public library was also the scene for much hard work. BELOW: Student assemblies are anticipated by nearly everyone, for they pro- vide a needed break from studying and help to increase school spirit. These students await dismissal after a Friday pep session. LEFT: Apron and safety glasses compose the uniform of this chemistry student. Sandi Ridge helps her fellow lab partners perform an experiment to discover the effects of nitric acid on copper. Such work is done in groups.

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For eighteen months. Snider students watched their future school rise. ABOVE (TOP): During the first few months, progress was not very noticeable, for the underground work was being done. After the pipes and wires were in place, the foundation was laid. ABOVE (CENTER): Machinery, building materials, and a sea of mud helped compose the construction site. BELOW: Finally the walls were completely erected, and the inside work on the classrooms began. RIGHT: One of the many construction workers gets a bird ' s-eye view of the unfinished portion of the building. Girders and beams formed a network of steel, and produced a rough idea of how the completed structure would look in the future. ■Lu jtfMftl Ljj M P ?£ , ' J 5 i tear • »«»» 5

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. . . Studies Add to the Students ' Life ABOVE RIGHT: Due to the lack of space this year, it was necessary for two students to share each locker. Ginny Rish, Carol O ' Brien, and Tim Cooley stop at Carol ' s locker between classes to exchange gossip and books. ABOVE LEFT: Oh, come on now, it can ' t be that bad! Jim Brown ' s expression shows his feelings after taking a big test.