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

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Greatest Show on Earth - epic of USA 4 LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Duane DeBruler dressed for the Bicentennial program. TOP MIDDLE: Mickev Mouse entertains the children. TOP RIGHT: Brian Kile was the show ' s clown. BOTTOM RIGHT AND LEFT: The sophomores trv to prove their superior strength to the juniors. RIGHT PAGE: LEFT: Linda Miller, Lory Zirzow. ABOVE: Dan Sample. Spot light-

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Sketchbook ' 76 displays varied talents Sketchbook was as varied and in- teresting as usual. Some of the highlights are pictured here (starting on the right page top and moving counter-clockwise). Sue Dick, Duane Ginder, Dawn Runger, Scott Whiteleather, Laura Brake, Dave Bryan. Kathy Adair, Bruce Hetrick, Claudia Holy and Ted Wozniak sing of Yankee Doodles. Marty Lanter becomes Mark Twain in order to relate his secret to long life. Deb Edwards displays her talent with At Seventeen. Kevin Erwin presents The Tonight Show. The Reed Roadrunners (Snider ' s faculty) presented a bicentennial series of skits entitled Behind Every Man. They told the true story of the American Revolution; behind every man was a woman encouraging him to perform his task. In this picture we see Betsy Ross and her fellow seamstresses sewing our country ' s flag. Later they went on strike demanding better working con- ditions. Emily King and Laura Brake discuss boys and girls on their first day of life. s