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

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Each Day Provides Enjoyment LETS GO! Kent Greenlee appears lo be saying 10 Sara C ' oburn as they prepare lo walk home after a hard da} of studying. When Ihe weather is warm, many siudenls use ihis means of transportation. • ■ « ■ •— - ft ' J TmmP m- . TjB 75 T -■ ■■ 9 . THAT ' S THE WAY YOU DO IT. says Aletha White lo her fellow publications workers who are mimicking her. Hondas provide a good solution to transportation problems.

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CATCHING THE CAMERA. Maryanne Pelz turns to investigate the picture taking in study hall. Each student at Snider High School has at least one half of a study hall a day. HERE WE ARE, say Tom Spencer and Nancy Desjardins as they arrive at school. Panthers arrive at Snider by cars, bikes, motor cycles, and by foot. Tom chose a motor cycle. ATTENTION! is the cry given as the band stands ready as the first flag is raised over Snider. Because of the momentum of this event, all students viewed the flag ceremony.

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Finishing Touches Make RNSHS GOOD MORNING! Several students and teachers prepare to begin a new day as they arrive early. Similar scenes can be viewed every school morning be- tween seven and eight o ' clock. SNIDER ' S ANSWER TO ' AUTO ' MATION, in which fac- ulty and students find ample room for their cars. 10