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

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Release Debuts At Snider TOP LEFT: Daphney finally accepts a date with Osgood and the end result Is they become engaged. LEFT CENTER: Daphney gets pangs of jealousy and anger as he sees his buddy making the move on Sugar, and in such a deceiving way. LEFT: Daphney and Sweet Sue. at their last performance in Florida, perform a dance together. TOP RIGHT: Sugar, Josephine, and Daphney spend the evening on Osgood ' s yacht - supposedly celebrating his and Daphney ' s engagement. ABOVE: After the band ' s last performance, the truth comes out and Josephine tells Sugar that they can still be in love. Musical-21

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Sugar — New Broadway Comedy Snider ' s musical Sugar was a recent Broadway release. Since Snider was the first school to perform Sugar in the area, they had to make it exceptional. Sugar was the story of an all girl band that was always on the road performing in night clubs and hotels. After a certain performance the saxophone and bass players decide to join another band and quit. Putting the manager in a bind, he hires the first two girls who come along, who are men posing as women. They saw this as their only solution to get out of town. You see, they had witnessed a mass murder and were wanted dead or alive. The hilarity rises as they face many new and unexpected feats of being a woman . Sugar was enjoyed in Snider ' s auditorium by three full houses during March 21, 22, 23, 1975. TOP LEFT: Jerry and Joe are willing to do anything to get out of town - even dress like girls???!!?! ABOVE: Jerry and Joe arrive at the train station ready for their new adventures as Daphney and Josephine. TOP RIGHT: The two females get ready for bed; each sharing bunks with other girls. RIGHT CENTER: Daphney gets acquainted with Sugar and they have a drink together. Suddenly Daphney wishes she could let out her secret . RIGHT: Sir Osgood Fielding traps Daphney on the veranda of the hotel, much to her dismay. 20-Musical

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Sketchbook 1975 Provides Entertainment Sketchbook 1975 was one of Snider ' s best talent shows ever. Students who participated were creative in their selections and provided good variety. Since Sketchbook did not have a Master of Ceremonies this year, Duane DeBruler opened the program with a monologue. Although there wasn ' t a Master of Ceremonies, the show ran smoothly. The faculty skit contained tragedy and comedy. A large number of faculty and staff participated, more than any other year. Mr. Stanley Volz, kept up the tradition of his clever writing and fine directing of the group. An additional feature this year was Masako Fugimoto, our Japanese exchange student who demonstrated her excellent talent by playing the piano. All in all, Sketchbook 1975 went well and was enjoyed by all who attended. ABOVE: Duane DeBruler sets the mood for Sketchbook ' 75 with his humorous monologue. TOP RIGHT: The Suburban Grass Band performs a Blue Grass Medley. The members of the group are Rick Stump, Alan Lloyd, Kent McLeroth, and Beth Yoder. CENTER: Scott Whiteleather, Emily King, Dave Bryan, Rhonda Mahlan, Bruce Hetrick, and Oris Payette sing I Love Trash from Sesame Street. BOTTOM RIGHT: The 1974-75 Jazz Band directed by Mr. Gary Wishmeyer in concert for their last time this season. 22-Sketchbook