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The Sniders Lead a Versatile Life RIGHT: Music is a favorite pastime of Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson Snider. While relaxing at home, they especially enjoy listening to their record collection. BELOW: Meet- ing the student body of his namesake high school was indeed an honor for Mr. Snider. He expressed his grati- tude in a speech given during a special school assembly where he was the honored guest. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Snider is seated beside Soss, whose name signifies the Spirit of South Side. The dog was presented to him by the student body of South Side when he retired after serving as principal for thirty-seven years at the school.
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Today, growth means prog- ress. For Snider, the progress during the 1965-66 school year laid the foundation for the traditions to be followed in future years. Students of the school ' s two-class enrollment grew academically and socially through their experiences over the last nine months. New classes were added to the Snider curriculum as a re- sult of the increased teach- ing staff, and the new teach- ers brought progressive ideas for the already established class schedule. Also the ad- ditional staff members en- couraged the formation of several student organizations. Se rvice clubs, Future Teachers of America, science clubs, and musical clubs were brought to life. Staffs formed for the school newspaper and first complete yearbook. Oppor- tunity grew! Progress began! In the field of athletics, the first varsity teams of Snider High School came into being. Football, basketball, swim- ming, track, cross country, tennis, and golf provided a full schedule of sports for the school year. Although new students, new teachers, new classes, and new athletics were added to the existing R. Nelson Sni- der High School, the most im- portant new phase was the actual school building which was opened April 11, 1966. On this day, progress began, for the new building opened new ways of growth and progress with modern science and language laboratories, class rooms, and physical ed- ucation areas. In every facet that makes a fine school, Snider is climb- ing to the top. Yes, Snider is truly progressing as it grows and will continue to improve. Organizations 82 Closing 108
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