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

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Gay Festivities Help Make Homecoming a Huge Success tegJ ijs i : ABOVE: The members of Snider ' s marching band give their version of The Three Bears a la Tiny Tim during homecoming hall-time activities. Snider Panthers downed New Castle 13—6 for their first homecoming victory. RIGHT: Coach Bill Griffith says a few words to the crowd before the homecoming bonfire is set off. A young Pan- ther fan looks on in obvious admiration. BELOW: Jane Mover and Marsha Hough decorate their mode of transportation for the evening. They were only two of the many students who decorated their car tor the homecoming celebration.

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LEFT: Queen Wendy Berry smiles with delight as she is presented with a beautiful bouquet of gold roses. Wendy has the honor of being Snider s first homecoming queen, a distinction that she ' ll surely re- member for many years to come. BELOW: Members of R. Nelson Snider ' s marching band stand at attention as they await the signal to begin the song to herald the entrance of the homecoming court and the beginning of the half time ceremonies.

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LEFT: Varsity cheerleader. Deb Cooper leads Panther tans in a final cheer after the clock has run off the last few seconds of the first homecoming game. BFLOW : Alter chalking up another Snider win, many Snider students returned to the school lor a homecoming dance sponsored by the cheerblock. Wend) Berry breaks into giggles as she reigns over the dance with her court. From left to right: Lark ahr- wald. Cathy Zonker, Connie Lambert, Queen Wendy Berry, Ellie Brooke- Barb Young, and al Pastrick. ABOVE: The three bears along with the entire marching band provided an outstanding show for tans during the halttime activities.