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

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The 1987 Homecoming Court is pic- tured during halftime ceremonies. Names are given on opposite page in the homecoming article. Taking time out from the home- coming game are: Jenny Herman, 1987 Homecoming queen and her escort, senior Clint Price. The Mighty Panthers were led this year by quarterback, Kevin Kinni- son who played last year in the State championship game. Li Ann Miernyk: It was a homecoming we seniors could go out in style with. I had a great time at the dance and decorating. Aaron Mauch: I felt homecoming really brought out my true spir- it. I hope I have as much fun next year when I ' m a senior. Steve Gillan: I really en- joyed homecoming this year. It was better than last year including the great decorations. Senior running back Solomon Emerson isn ' t just good, he ' s great! How many Dwenger Saints does it take to hold him down? 1 4 Homecoming

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Jon Riiin, Scott Kroger, and Kon Lahmeyer copy the Bon Jovi look. Math teacher, Mr. Kevin Tubbs, proved that even teachers know a thing or two about the fashion crazes. To be in or not to be in Snider students trash the cloned look and dress for themselves. The bell bottom days are long gone and fashion has turned its unique eye to other styles. Instead of poodle skirts and bobby socks the ' 80 ' s has mi- cro-mini ' s and slouch socks. Fashion today has many fa- cets. People dress from avant garde to conservative, with some in between. In the winter one could see many people with Bomber jackets, distressed leather boots, oversized wool sweaters and bleached jeans. The summer offered such styles as biking shorts, rugby ' s and canvas gym shoes. Your faithful Bass or Eastland boat shoes were worn year round. Stores offer a huge array of clothing to express every per- son ' s individual style. True, clothes don ' t make the person, however: the right combination can make a state- ment. To be in style takes a lit- tle common sense and a little creativity. Normally if you feel and look good in what you wear vou ' re in stvle. Fad Fashion 1 3

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Fall Homecoming events draw crowds of spirited Panther fans Jenny Herman is crowned 1987 Homecoming Queen during half time ceremonies along with her court. Although the final score showed Snider lost the game, we were the true winners, stated senior Andrea Dean. The Panthers lost the game to Dwenger, but that didn ' t dim anyone ' s fun. Attendance at the dance was high. During the halftime Jennifer Herman was crowned by Kim Wightman last year ' s queen. The chair- persons for the event were Clint Price and Kristen Walsh. Festivities began with Spirit week. The students and faculty dressed up accord- ingly. We had Surf em day, Box ' em day, Hat Day, Rip ' em day and Color Day. The halls were decorated with Fairy Tale themes. The seniors did Junior Jill Rothenhofer repre- sents her class in the court as the Snider Marching Band stands at attention in the background. The Wizard of Oz; juniors had Little Red Riding Hood; so- phomores had Snow White, and freshmen had the Three Pigs. The seniors once again won the contest. The homecoming court pic- tured on the opposite page are: David Hatcher, Sarah Augs- berger, Tim Bower. Jill Ree- cer, Brian Roberson, Jill Ro- thenhofer, Bobby Nichols, Re- becca Turner, Brittany Tyler. Ryan Hodges, Jenny Herman. Clint Price, Dana Stewart, Kevin Kratzman. Julie Fast, Joe Trammel. Jennifer Victor- son, John Yonkman. Tracy Tiernev and Mike Anderson. Homecoming 1 5