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

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lay LaFevra Concert Inspires Students TOP LEFT: Ray LaFovra keeps an attentive audience with his unique style of hard rock and spiritual lyrics. TOP RIGHT: Renec ads a feminine touch to the music. She has been spicing up the vocal portion of the group for some time. LEFT: The family thai plays together . . . Brothers, |ohn and Kent Burkett. have been with the LaFovra Band playing the guitar for the group. 17

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Snider Sports Night: Faculty Vs. Panther Jocks 16 ABOVE: Coach Hawley, with sheer determina- tion, reaches out to receive a pass from one of his teammates. TOP RIGHT: Principal. Mr. Petrie. shows that not only can he run a school, but he runs the court well too! ABOVE: Wearing gloves and boots, the teach | compete with the athletes during Snider ' s Z£ j Sports Night.

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There are over forty different classes and field trips packed into three exciting days. The students are going to register themselves into classes like: CPR, Cake Decorating, Fencing, Scuba Diving, Disco and Unicycling. Not to mention the field trips to businesses industries around Fort Wayne, Modeling agencies and cosmotology centers; Bowling, New- spaper Production etc. It ' s a hard decision, only picking four of the I1 2 hour classes. For something this different and special, the Student Council has to pick a unique name for this week. How about Experience 79, or something like that? Do you call that UNIQUE? Okay, why not call it Unique Week? What A UNIQUE WEEK Left to right: Elora Taylor and Parviz Hudda play Scrabble; Glen Gotlieb and Mark West play backgammon: Tim Colone prepares to bowl; Erin Keys smiles through a free hairstyling; Madonna Cornellison tries desperately to revive a half-hearted rescue in CPR class; Mark Maisonneuvc mounts his unicycle for a spin down the halls; cake decorating can be fun: everybody gets into the beat while dancing in Disco class, right Karen?