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

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SHS Tasks Increase Work and Play MOVE THOSE CHAIRS Cleaning up is an important pari of sponsoring an activity. Boh Ross is helping after a dance in the cafe- teria. Hard work and planning go into a successful after-game danee. •- • ' S» 3 4 A FEW MINUTES TO RELAX Sitting in his office, Mr. Mor- ken is looking over his schedule for the day. He makes use of his space in the P.E. office by planning his classes and extra activities. REMEMBER THE TIME Sharon Kiser and Carl Lash look over the SAEARI at the distribution dance. With the summer distribu- tion plan, all of the year ' s activities can be included in the book. 13

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A LITTLE TO THE LEFT Ron Shawgo poses for the Art II class. In second year art, students can perfect their artistic talents. LlrtT TWO PLEASE Students utilized the ticket booths located strategically in the hallways. Dave Long is purchasing dance tickets from Terry Moore. Prom tickets, book rental fees, and class dues were handled in these booths. f l

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I LIKE THAT ONE. Examining these paintings are Sandy Smock and Larry Jones, who received scholarships to attend classes at the Art Institute. BLACKOUT February 7 was the date of Snider ' s power failure. In this chemistry room, the bunsen burners were turned on for heat and light. Although the damage was fixed that day, students went home. -V I ■iCV ' . ' .:■ ' ■ ' . ' ;. ■■.■■ ■, ■■■: ■ ■ ■ ' ■ :■■■: . ■■ TWO POINTS! yells the crowd at a home basketball game. Their ex- pressions show our team is ahead. 14