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

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Dances Relieve Winter Blues The dances at Snider High School have be- come a part of every stu- dent ' s life, whether it is the kick-off dance or the Winter Semi Formal. The kick-off dance commemorates the be- ginning of a fine year ahead. Everyone goes stag hoping at the end, Brad Gemlick and Karen Fazekas could be candidates for a Love Boat commercial with their photoge- nic good looksl but hope that they won ' t leave that way. The Winter Semi for- mal came at a very good time during the year. It helped to diminish some of the winter-time blues that come after Christ- mas break but before Spring Break. Many other dances occurred throughout the school year giving stu- dents something to do besides cruising. Sophomores Dawn Sterba, Missy Conrad, Leslie Johnson, and Kim Kumfer cool down during one of the many dances. Leah Richards and Kelly Johnson dance cozily together during their song at the MORP. Dances ?5

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Chris Carlton shows off his big catch of the day I Summer Breeds Excitement During the summer, many Snider High School students travel. One of the popular places to go is to the beach. I like the beach be- cause there is something there for everyone. You can swim, lay out in the sun or even cruise around for guys! said Junior Julie Dinius. What do SHS students do during the summer if not traveling? Many of them hang around places like Diamond Jim ' s or Rock America. When Senior Steve Just was asked why he liked Diamond Jim ' s he said: On a hot Sunday it ' s worth the money to get in. Hot only are the slides fun, but it ' s also a great way to get a tan. As you can see, for many SHS students, sum- mer breeds excitement. Snider Senior Keith Schreffler viewed many scenes like these while visiting California. Sophomore Lance Elias spends the day on the lake while visiting Siesta Key. Summer f7