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

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y ss YEAH, RAH, TEAM! These are the cries issued by cheerleaders Kathy Thorington, kathy Baiden, Barb Short. Judy Barnard, and Carol O ' Brien. The cheerleaders greatly boost school spirit. A PORTRAIT IN ICE. is what Panther land looked like during one of the ice storms we experienced this year. After this storm, the Fort Wayne Community Schools were let out for a day. I I

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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

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READY? asks Mr. Richardson. These students in the reading lab await the appearance of numbers on the tach x machine, which is used to develop greater speed in comprehension. CONCENTRATION Carl Moser seems to be engrossed in his literature book during one of the study hall periods. If this time is used wisely, much homework can be eliminated. DON ' T SPILL IT! Dave Long performs an experiment in chemistry class with the help of his lab partners. Care is taken to make sure the liquid solution is completely separated from the solid.