John Adams High School - Album Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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30 Student Life

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FAR ABOVE LEFT: Hey, look at us! Judy Cohn seems ecstatic at finding Tracey Brosmer to join her train behind Diane Curtis and Kelly Laughlin at the exclusive senior skating party. LEFT: David Herring arrives at the rude realization that filling out college applications can become a full-time senior year occupation. FAR ABOVE CENTER: Contrary to popular belief, even seniors have to study. Here Peter Bosco catches up on the homework he didn ' t finish. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Class sponsor Speedy Reed digs his room out from under the shipment for one final candy sale fundraiser. CENTER: The frustrations of always acting like mature seniors cause Martin Pollak and Chris Sayre to revert back to . . .? RIGHT: Preparing for college remains the most important task for many seniors, and occasional conferences with counselor Mr. Rensberger can be a great help to students like Carole Walker in filling out applications and scholarship forms. Student Lite 29

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As the 3:00 bell rings for most students to go home, a dedi- cated few are just beginning their day. Adams offers a whole other world of after school extracurri- cular activities for a wide variety of interests — sports, drama, publications, nearly anything. Says junior Sherri McLochlin such activities are a part of growing up, learning to get along with people. There are some who spend incredible hours in their activities, rarely coming home before 6:00. It ' s a way to show school pride, says senior Carolyn Panzica. But mostly, it ' s just something fun to do. FACING UPPER LEFT: We ' re still 1, seniors Chris Collier and Linda Scheiber paint on their spirit week signs at the height of Eaglemania. FACING UPPER RIGHT: Decorating a locker with Hershey bars and Sweetheart candies can be a very serious matter when done as thoroughly as sophomore Kathy Malone covers Lynn Mitchem ' s locker. FACING LOWER RIGHT: As part of the annual Black History Week activity sen- ior Desi Smith and junior Richard Scott prepare the showcase display on this year ' s theme, We ' ve Come a Long Way. FACING LOWER LEFT: During one of many long evenings of set construction that go along with every show, Junior Greg Casimer works intently on the banis- ter for Life With Father. ABOVE: The electronic masterminds, junior Ken Kuespert and senior Scott Peterson are quite at home on the catwalk over the auditorium ceiling preparing for the publications disco. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Who ever said that homework is for taking home 7 Like many students, freshman Lisa Layman settles down in the hall by her locker and takes care of the matter so she won ' t have to take it home. ABOVE CENTER: Meeting yearbook deadlines means some long afternoons in the darkroom for dedicated photographers like senior Dan Kovas. LOWER RIGHT: Hauling out all the equipment is just part of the daily practice routine for junior Bobby Wiesjahn and freshman Brian Lennon. Student Life 31