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

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ff-f'-4 ,A N41 Clockwlse: The Powder Puff cheerleaders Take Time ouT from cheering for a revealing pose. PaTTy Eifrid and Lauren WhiTe Try ouT The video games The seniors made for homecoming decoraTions. Couples, Bob Jauch and Sheila SideboTTom, Tina Johnson and Gibby Palmer, enjoy The winTer semi-formal. STacy Marshall enjoys herself on The lasT day of school 4982. GeTTing TogeTher wlTh friends is The besT pan of sTudenT life. 8 Student Life Divider

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Vacaiion Memories fe pil , g nnfgfkvfffffaj f. .X X x v Above - Junior Paffi Griswold cafches some Sherri PuTman and Terah Skelfon cool off on rays in SanTa Cruz, California. G DOGT rid6 GT LOKS WGWGS99- Top - Bruce Bone navigafes on Marble Lake wifh his faifhful co-capfain. Screams and yells filled The building as The lasT bell rang. STudenTs rushed Through The doors ready To carry ouT all The plans They had made for Their summer vacaTion. Affer sTudenTs refurned To school many of Them shared memories of Their sum- mer experiences. A number of sTudenTs, like Junior ScoTT Sfeele, kepT busy during The summer by aTTending sporTs clinics. ScoTT aTTended a wresfling clinic aT Michigan UniversiTy To help geT him ready for The approaching season. OThers, including Seniors Tim Brown, Ken Carlson, and KenT Oberlin, were involved in a leadership work- shop To prepare Them To meeT all The challenges of being an acTive sTudenT-council officer. STill oThers wenT To area church and ouTdoor camps. Junior PaTTi Griswold aTTended a Chrisfian camp in LawTon, Michigan. While There she parficipafed in The usual camp acTiviTies, such as swimming, sailing, and drama producTions. Popular vacaTion spoTs lasT sum- mer were: King's Island Amusemenf Park in CincinnaTi, Ohio, area lakes, and The World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. Snider Teacher, Joe Miller chaperoned a group of Snider sTudenTs on a Three day excursion To The World's Fair. STudenTs agree ThaT once school is ouT They usually don'T have Too many regreTs. They appreciaTe no alarm ringing aT 6 o'clock in The morning, no due assignmenTs, and loads of free Time To do as They please. On The oTher hand, many also feel ThaT by The end of vacaTion, They are usually ready To go back. Senior ScoTT ShorT puT iT This way, 'il was ready To go back To school To see The friends I hadn'T seen all summer. Surprisingly, relaTionships beTween friends don'T suffer because of vaca- Tion. Friends goT TogeTher for swim- ming, bike riding, or jusf cruising To The local 'ihang-ouTs like McDonald's and Pizza HuT. Summer also gave sTudenTs a chance To visiT long disTance friends. When SepTember arrives, all Too quickly, mosT sTudenTs agree ThaT The freedom summer offers will be missed The mosT and already They begin To look forward To The nexT summer vacaTion. 7

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