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Snider boasts an exemplary computer system with many students taking advantage of these classes, including senior Catrina King. Freshman Christine Reed enjoys the quiet serenity of the Snider woods, as she looks over her homework. Mr. Dennis Patterson, a social studies teacher, took over management of the Softball team this year. The team was in its second season. Snider ' s homecoming was one of the best ever. A parachutist appeared on the field before the game with the Go Snider banner. The basketball team experienced a change of coaches as well. Mr. Jim Rousseau took over the job and led the Panthers through a successful season.
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Seniors Andy Faley and Bill Frederick operate the controls in the WRNS room. Snider is the only owner of a student- run broadcasting stu- dio. Mr. Chuck Kellogg, the head custodian at Sni- der, is a very important figure. With his help, many of our events are a succ ess. Hallways can sometimes be a jumbled traffic jam, but these students make the most of the situation and stop to talk to friends.
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French teacher Judy Guthrie heard it on the grape vine dur- ing a fall pep session skit. Seniors Ma -k Notestine and Mark Miernyk take time out af- ter school to discuss their week- end plan. Senior Tony Gooden entertains with a rapp session for the stu- dent body and faculty. People come in all shapes, sizes, colors and cultures and Snider High School has them all. In a large sub- urban school you ' re bound to get a wide range of abil- ities and interest groups and we are no exception to that rule. Families are particularly attracted to the area because of the abundance of homes and shopping areas. The Glenwood Park district has been the fast- est growing neighborhood in recent years. Lots of kids help make Snider one of the two largest schools in the city if not the state. But WE are not just a school full of bodies, WE are different people striving to make the most of a great high school we call our own. Through participation in activities, sports, clubs, choirs, band, orchestra, speech team and many other areas of interest, our school is made stronger by our caring spirit. Whether we are helping a friend get through a bad time or just pre- paring for a weekly test we can make the difference . People need people like the song says and people make Snider High School a special place to be. 6 People
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