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

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George Washington Slept Here George Washington Slept Here presented on November 22 and 23, 1975 revolved around the Fuller family and their ex- periences in building up an old house, in which George Washington was supposed to have slept. The Fullers faced many difficulties. They ran out of money, gravel, and water to keep the house going. When their all American rich un- cle came to stay with them, the Fullers soon found out he wasn ' t rich at all. But their biggest obstacle was their mean neighbor, Mr. Prescott, who insisted that he owned part of their land. Out of desperation the Fullers realized they just couldn ' t handle living in the country and planned to move back to the city. Old Mrs. Douglas, head of the town ' s historical society, comes to the rescue by discovering a map showing the Fullers owned part of Prescott ' s land. Despite the scheming of Fuller ' s nasty nephew, Raymond, who tries to sell this map to Mr. Prescott, everything works out and the Fuller family is able to stay in the country. v s i r 16-Fall Play

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Talented Panthers Present When the circus came to Snider on Apri 17, 1975, there was a great amount of talent displayed. Over one hundred talented panthers combined to present a great evening full of entertainment. The circus was the theme of this year ' s gym show; The Greatest Show On Earth. Stu- dent Council President, Jeff Shurr, served as ringmaster for the evening. Jay McClain, Ed Moehlenkamp, and Julie Nesbit added much to the fun and games during the evening as they were dressed as circus clowns. Our gym show provided as much variety in their acts as the Ringling Brothers and Bar- num Bailey Circus.