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

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January Thaw sparks humor I ' m here, I ain ' t here in New York State! , yells Uncle Walter, who has come by to inform the Gages that Matt is back. I saved a cow! exclaimed Herbert Gage as he proudly told his family about his heroism. That was just one of the many hysterical lines tossed across the stage during the 1984 fall play January Thaw . The plot centered around the Gage family, who recently remodeled a broken down, old home in Connec- ticut. Under an old deed, however the house belongs to an old country couple named, the Rockwoods. They have been gone for six years. Mrs. Rockwood assumed they were dead and bought the h ouse. But, the Rockwoods returned! The laughs began as both families fought for possession of the house. The combined enthusiasm of the student body and faculty, along with the excellent performance of the cast under the direction of Mr. Terry Tucker, made this an event to be long remembered. Cast Frieda Mandy Georgi Herbert Gage Tom DiBella Sarah Gage Christy Kelly Paula Gage Cara Beth Lee Marge Gage Kimm Covault Barbara Gage Suzi Lipp George Husted Matt Faley Jonathan Rockwood Brett Vannatta Mathilda Rockwood Angela Gatchell Mr. Loomis Andre Kleinrichert Uncle Walter Jay Tipton Matt Rockwood Scott Kieler Carson Jason Schwankl Our Heavenly Father, exclaims Matilda Rockwood as Jonathan Rockwood looks on 26

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We have spirit, yes we dot We are saintbusters, how about you? Kim Heider, Caroline Baker, Vickie Self, Joleen Varner, Julie Petit, and Cheryl Snyder are our sweet Co-leaders at homecoming. The call of the crowd is performed by sophomore Steve Isch which is evidence Snider Panthers are proud. Three is no crowd! It is a Panther pack! Seniors, Staci Loftin and Jody Lanier pose with their mate. Wade Richards and Rodney Phillips stand after the introduction, eager for the start of the big game. 25

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Oh Matt, who would steal It? , laughs Barbara Gage while talking to Matt about her engagement. Mrs. Gage, I went to Harvard Law School, brags Mr. Loomls to Marge. Darling, they are not dead! exclaims Marge, as she tells her husband that the Rockwoods have the right to live in the house also. Herbert Qage explains how he saved a cow from a burning bam 27