John Adams High School - Album Yearbook (South Bend, IN)
- Class of 1957
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Presidenf BEN DROLLINGER .4...,, Secretary LEON L. MATTHEWS ..T, ..., ..,.T,. ............ T r easurer ORLO R. DEAHL ARTHUR M. RUSSELL, JR. DR- ALEX JARDINE MR. RUSSELL ROTHERMEL Cify School Superinfendenf principal Faculty rw' MP. J. GORDON NELSON MISS AGNES BURNS MRS. DOROTHY CHAMBERLIN MRS. SA BC,-BUII SIUIV: Tf:uchf:r', College A.B.-MicI'1igon Stotf: Normal B.A.-NorII1 Dokotcu Clerk N.S.-Indiana IJnivf:r'.i1y M.A.-University of Michigan R.N.-North Dakota Center A I-','.iz'r'Jn1 Principal Counselor Nurse 4-fx .... ,N .5,w.:.. .X . at-.N A LLY swlmz gxwikg MRS. NORMA SCHERMERHORN Clerk gm sf- I S N X ,gwg X H-...nam 5 .XS-,s s sg Q I' ' R if I A 'gzl QE , A K? n Q ' -- 1 r:?'fi,i . 5 , X ,I fi MR. MORRIS ARONSON CAN' B.S., M.S.-Purdue 5 K Mathematics 1- 'fi' A .1 ef! 'N' I MISS MARY JANE BAUER X' 5 B.S.-Purdue University I V M.S.-Indiana University ' Physical Education, History ,vZ,g?- ?'?'1!3 - .-Q . A -. ,- -L1 V - e - -w e ,. 5.3.1, 1 ' MR. CHARLES BONHAM B.S.-Indiana State Teachers College M.S.-Indiana University Industrial Arts B.S.-Northwestern University M.S.-University of Michigan 951, Public Speaking, Dramatics, English French MR. WILLIAM BRADY MISS JEANNETTE BREADY B.S.-Ohio State University Physical Elucation MR. GEORGE EARL CARROLL A.B.-Butler University M.A.-Columbia University English, Latin MR. JAMES CROWE B.S.-Indiana University Study Hall MR. JOSEPH DEVINE Ed.B.-Rhode Island College of Education M.A.-Notre Dame University Community Civics fkffilt ,ww '1- 'Q' MR. FLOYD DICKEY B.S.-Indiana State Teachers College M.S.-Indiana University Industrial Arts MISS BETTY FARNER B.S., M.S.-Indiana University English MR. ALONZO GOLDSBERRY A.B.-Wabash College M.A.-Butler University American Government, Sociology MRS. RUTH HAMMOND B.S.-Bradley University Home Economics ,is 5 v . XV' 5 . B.S.-Miami University M.S.-Notre Dame English A WX 3 ,Q-as 2 Q 5, .517-r MR. RICHARD HUNTER I X .f 'V .: MR. JOSEPH LAIBER B.S.-Notre Dame University Health WWW vt in-' -'J ,-...,4-4 ki 'gtg Liga' X ik MISS GWENDOLYN KACZMAREK MR. VINCENT LAURITA ' 'ev A.B.-St. Mary's College B.S.-Notre Dame University J M.A.-Northwestern University '.4i' Z M.A.-Columbia University As- ' Latin 'I Physical Education MR. ERNEST KAEPPLER B.A.-Wisconsin University English ff y. -4' f . , re P hz, Ex v-'xv' as -an ' MISS HELEN LAW B.A.-Monmouth College Spanish, French MR. A. T. KRIDER , -T MR. ERNEST LITWEILER A.B.-Wabash College 'f' 'i A.B.-Manchester College M.S.-Indiana University I X-' B-S--IHCIIGYYC' UNIV'-?f5liY YY I 1. Y lliii English BIOIOQY I . 1 ' , H' 'VX R 1,' 'K 'ta' iii FISH 'iiijlif' L 1 I s 'I lull: if MRS. HAZEL MCCLURE B.S.-Northwestern University M.A.-Bread Loaf Graduate School of English English MR. LAWRENCE MARTIN A.B.-Indiana State Teachers College Biology MISS MYRTLE MOBERG A.B.-Indiana University M.A. in L.S.-Indiana University Library MR. JOHN MURPHY B.S.-Notre Dame University Physical Education fa. ,mfs ik .i FQ 'df Y gfw- 2- - v i ',,., 13 A ' -5 j4,'V5'ff : si 2 5 i5 5,511 .fl ' ' 'Q -.e.-4..fAL,4'lL 1 5 .. e MRS. JANE NAGY B.S., L.S.-Indiana State Teachers College Business Education MRS. DOROTHY PATE B.S.-St. Cloud Teachers College Vocal Music MR. RALPH POWELL A.B.-Hanover College M,S.-Indiana University Athletic Director, Driver Training MISS ANNAJANE PUTERBAUGH B.S.-Ball State Teachers College M.S.-Indiana University Business Education Ni? MR. ROBERT RALSTON B.S.-Oberlin M.N.-Northwestern University Instrumental Music, Band MR. PAUL REBER A,B.-Manchester College M.A.-Wayne University Chemistry, Physics MR. ROBERT RENSBERGER B.S.-Notre Dame University M.S.-Indiana University History, Government MR. JAMES ROOP A.B.-Manchester College M.S.-Indiana University History MISS MILDRED SCHIFPER B.S.-University of Iowa Art MRS. ELIZABETH SCHMIDT B.S., M.S.-Indiana State Teachers College Community Civics, Freshman Counselor MR. JOHN SCHUTZ B.S.-Ball State Teachers College English, Community Civics MR. FRED SCHWANZ B.A.-DePauw University Mathematics ,4 MR. WARREN SEABORG B.S.-Purdue University M.S.-Purdue University Mathematics MR. CLARENCE STILLMAN B.S.l.E.-Purdue University M.S.-Purdue University Industrial Arts, Mathematics MRS. JUNE STRICKLER B.S.-Seton Hill College Cafeteria Manager A MR. CASIMER SWARTZ- B.S.-Central Normal College Mathematics, Business Education MRS. MARTHA VALENTINE B.S.-Indiana University Business Education MISS MARY WALSH B.S.-Indiana University M.S.-University of Wisconsin Business Education MR. RONALD WALTON B.S.-Manchester College Orchestra MISS DOROTHY WAMPLER B.S.-Indiana State Teachers College English MR. VOLNEY WEIR A.B.-Hanover College M.S., M.A.-Indiana University Mathematics MR. RICHARD ZOOK B.S.-Manchester College M.S.-Indiana University Mathematics 5, 1 2. ,ii .... . 5 . ll gmt 1 t 3 l. So this is the way you spend your tree hour! 2. These WGST- the cat's away the mice will play. 8. Extra-curricular?? 9. Al- ,rri. ,ure are exciting. 3. What a pretty pose. 4. Whats the big ways willing to oblige. lO. So that's vvhat's down there. ll. hurry? 5. Surprise! 6. Who voted for this assembly? 7. While Always onthe iob. ww-NNQQS QRS ,Liu s X X vwisgs ,E-.5 fu ,WCW X X . cv-tv .y S i X 1 sq sgyk ag-N-axixsx X tkwwwsg :V-mx. ,. A gl.. Xjzjc. WS? E SS Q 1 i'?X5f9:1'!'!1 .. . i i. T N X '- ..,. ,- ww, :ix S S XTQC SNR sa X, gfrr 1 QlQ,.NXX X u w X. XX SQ gs QW X xx A s it 5 A Y s .sc:x,: 4-A Senior Cabinet .. 4' ,.-35: i vi z- A-.L me 1 Row ln S. Norton, Treasurer, J. Barnette, Vice-president, P. Sherman, Nichols, M. Hoelscher, J. Martin, l. Kendall, S. Quealy, N, Thompson, G. President, and S. Mitchell, Secretary. Row 2: R. Weaver, K. Aaron, D. Hennion, and W. Rachels. I The class of 57, in addition to fulfilling their customary responsi- C bilities - compiling the T957 Student Directory, selling pins, President .,.........,.. .,................ . , ....... .. ,... , .... .,... . .. ..,, Pete Sherman helping plan the Mid-Year Prom, planning the Senior Prom, or- Vice - President ....... Jody Barnette ganizing the Senior Picnic, and planning other senior activities- Secretary ........... ..,.. ,....,. S a ndy Mitchell adopted a new project which they are very proud of. This new Treasurer ..,... ,,,,,,,, S hirley Norton project is termed ADAMS HOURS and involves the rendering of the personal services by the seniors to worth while organizations in the South Bend area. Each hour of work contributed by a 1, senior equals one Adams hour. This project is designed to give the seniors an opportunity to experience the wonderful feeling of self-satisfaction gained by helping others less fortunate than Valedidorians I A Barbara Mdmyre and Carol Hemel we and also to help us realize that we are living in a world of Sajufaforian H V A ,V',, ,-,j.j .jV Vjjjullyujvvjjhhjvlvggjhjljjjjijj C a ,Ol Wejdy need and that others will always be desirous of our help. The Children's Aid Society and the St. Joe County Cancer Society were visited by seniors in gaining their first hundred ADAMS HGURS. This Senior Cabinet recommends this project to the class of '58. sw 5.. NS WS is e ss, id XS 'EW Q Hifi Em ENIDRS 'US 'U' QT? T , O G pgixrp E. IQQCI Jrnlu UAF V C 1-lu! I I G X , . l uma ni E '5' Q 1 . 4- X 4 CE X Im All --f hd Q uni KATHRYN AARON The best always goes first ' otee Club 2 6-9 Executive Committee I At 7-8 Secretary mr gi, 5 Band L -- QM, KENNETH ROBERT ALLEN 1, ,299 Orchestra -.-Qtr' All things he does, he does well VVZVVV, Attendance Club I-5 Band I Junior Waltons Drama Club Play Committee Play Cast Vespers and Spring Concert Senior Cabinet National Honor Society A NANcY LEE ARBUCKLE M Q Q 3 As nice a person as we know 1 :si fl G, I-2 Glee Club no j A1'1 ' 'fc 4 3 D CI b .V--W T: I STEVE ALBERTSON 1 Vxnlfs U W g Af. h 'IA1 Swgll Zll-around guy Towllr -rf I X E 73 ' on Booster Club U . 2 '-Ii I x ., , -gg A . -. , , 'E 'T -1- 7 fr. 'ff' .2 -1 fir + ,,i. ,,.e .t t , 1' ha I ,,, 4 g .sg K , Vs I 4' 'i, 4 Q A K f 1 ax g 5 'Es W .ev CHARLES P. ALDRICH r JUDITH ESTELLE BAKER W g, ' More ability than has ever get HS'-190' and Splfen K 3 been brought to light g . 8 TOWN .H-1 LOIS MARIE ALLEN f A quiet little lady, but get to ,q know her and she's a real friend Drama Club Booster Club Y-Teens Tower 4 1 .s,,- Y -4 - , .,, .. fl! ., . if '?' r ff . 'NL ' 'st WILMA JEAN BALDWIN Speech is silver, silence is golden I Glee Club 5-8 Booster Club 2-3 Y-Teens 2-8 Drama Club 6-7 Album - Tower I Album Representative V 28 A L III r .l iw, PATRICIA S. BARKER She has a warm heart for those who know her best I-8 Glee Club 8 Secretary 6 Librarian I-8 Vespers and Spring Concert 3-8 Future Nurses Club 7-8 Vice President 7 Attendance Club I-8 Drama Club 6-8 Executive Board ' 2,8 Play Cast 5-6 Play Committee 2 Booster Club 3-8 Album 7-8 Junior Editor JOE D. BARNETTE He that is master of himself will soon be master of others 2-8 Swimming 2 Wrestling 2 Glee Club 6-8 Monogram Club 7 Treasurer 3-8 Junior Red Cross 5-8 Hi-Y 7-8 Secretary 3-8 Student Council 7-8 Vice-President 7-8 Vice-President-Senior Class I-2 Tower Representative SHARON JOAN BARTS Happy girls have many friends I-5 Drama Club 5-8 Album Circulation 7-8 Album Faculty Editor 5-6 Junior Cabinet I-8 Tower 5-6 Exchange Editor 'I-4,7,8 Booster Club JUDY BAUM Nice as they come 2 Prep Glee Club 4 N.C.C.J. Qin- DONALD K. BELL Such a man can accomplish much , . ' '- 4 Q . 45 .- M ,NY fi 6-l, DIXIE LEE BENTON T As likeable as lockable w 1 3 7-8 Tower - 7-8 Booster x. . ,, , 2-1. 13-. Y- .,.. J Y -:H-ggi' 'ig ' af fr. 3,121 -1 . lf ,Y - .3 ' . 2 L 2 .-2 2 t gg EDGEIR BENUM 7? ' The years you were not with us we 7 -my regret, and the days you have been 1' here we won't forget 1 is g 7-8 Senior Glee Club I -11-- 1 1'v 7 -8 Monogram Club Q 8 Play Cast RICHARD M. BLAKE 9 Always ready for lun 2,4 Baseball 1 ,f?:'0,L f f m b- 2 iff: Q Qgifff' V - , A W i f -Q . ' -: ws- .ul-5: 0 f , -M, , A . fn , Q, H , 5 , N. 5 'im -,QR rm 655 'qw---I '18 CAROL ANN BOROZ A bright ray of sunshine 3-8 Senior Glee Club 4-5 Y-Teens 6 Red Cross 5-8 Booster Club 2-7 School Vespers and Concerts 5-8 Cheerleader SANDRA LEILE BRECHT This sugar is really refined T-2 Prep Glee Club l-2 Drama Club l-7 Tower l-2 Student Council 'I-4 Booster Club LARRY BROWN Wit is the finest sense in the world 3 Track 2-8 Football 2-5 Wrestling 8 Monogram Club 8 Jr. T. B. League 3-8 Hi-Y 5-8 Secretary 6-7 Junior Cabinet 8-9 Senior Cabinet 6-9 Student Council 8-9 Board M. LEROY BROWN As true a man as he is tall RN 'Wi . f . fftfif ' NW . ',, 6 in ht f Ex .I 3 Q A 3' E 1 3 2' Y1 T' 3' 5 '4 2 P 2 . 3 S ro O 7' -4 3- FE 3 cn -. V1 -. 3' rn 3 Q :S X, E, 2 WVTEGWK .5114 4 Ns. A F2-f ' , -'SR sa - fr-: -- ,Q , -:+V Y 1 mf 1' l - f , f E ,. Tutu-:1:i-5: - M if s X lf KY, 37255 G..- ti 7 Drama Club 7 Stage Crew , fl.k.?-3,43 -5 -so .... . PAULA SUE BRYANT A lass with Class 2 Prep Glee Club l-6 Drama Club 5-6 Album Advertising 3,5-7 Album Staff 2-7 Student Council 3-4 Booster Club .IO ANN BUSS A friend who sticks through thick and thin 2-3 Prep Glee Club 2-3 Vespers and School Concert NANCY CARLEY A real live wire 5-8 Drama Club 6 Glee Club 7-8 Attendance Clerk DONALD CARON He seeks the cheerful side of things 3,5,7 Track 2 Football 2,4,6 Basketball 4 Cross Country STUART I. CHADEN My mind's my kingdom 5 Prep Glee Club 5-8 Booster Club 5-8 Drama Club 7 Play Cast DAVID JOHN CHIZEK All men desire three things- honor, riches, and pleasure 5 Cross Country 2,4,6 Golf 1,7 Wrestling 4-7 Junior Red Cross I-2 Booster Club 3-7 Drama Club 5 Stage Crew I-2 Album 6-8 Student Council 5-6 Junior Cabinet FRED CHRISTIE .Q Good for a million laughs 2,4 Golf 3 Wrestling I-5 Booster Club JOSEPH L. CISSELL Man about town 2,4 Golf I-4 Booster Club I-2 Glee Club T-2 Vespers and School Concert I-2 Student Council I Debate Club ANDREA JANE COBB Sprinkling the clouds with sunshine I-2 Glee Club 4 Attendance Clerk I-4,7 Drama Club I-2 Vespers and School Concert 3-6 Album Advertising I-8 Tower Staff I-2 Booster Club CAROL COFFEY Swell as she can be TERRY CONLEY He knows the game-football we mean 2,4,6,8 Track I,3,5,7 Football 7 Co-Captain I Swimming 'l,3,5,7 Wrestling I Glee Club 4-8 Monogram Club 7-8 Vice-President 5-6 Junior Cabinet 7 Tower I-2 Booster Club DENNIS C. COOPER Man of few words I Glee Club 'I-4 Orchestra I Vespers LORETTA DAVIS Silence is a fine jewel for a woman 3-4 Y-Teens I-2 Booster Club BARBARA ALICE DICKEY We find in her a worthy friend I-2 Booster Club 3-8 Glee Club 'I-8 Band 2 Orchestra I-3 Drama Club 3,5,7 Vespers KENNETH NORMAN DINGES that l wont 2-8 Junior Wctltons I . 5 if -2' I gr' -A lt is not position, but mind, E Q. vu 11 rs ,wyv ... ,,',.,w gw lf- ur f' -QQ A .Z :fr it-st ,v , '-fx' .Ll , ' cl, 'fr 2'-Jr, if ' M. ...- XV- ' I :Q ' f 3, 4 I 1 L' ' fs , fa rr I J' ' sg ' 'Op ' s f ' jf fff, , my., f f , yy, tug, 5 ff 4 1 7 :S ,S 21' ff fq M f Iv ,-' 71 9' X , ,ff my I .s X X 4. DARLA JO DOYLE Happy rs she who IS content 'I Glee Club X Q 5-8 Booster Club nfku 2 7 Drama Club 2-4,6 Play Committee 6 8 Student Council 5-8 Tower Staff 4 Guidance Council BRUCE M. DWYER tv! Happy am I from care I'm free. Why aren't all others content like me 3 Track 2 Football 2 Basketball NANCY DYER A very charming little Miss 3-4 Glee Club 3 Drama Club FREDERICK L. EDMONSON A nice guy to know 3-4 Ushers Club ?u 'Qty New JACQUELINE LEE FENNER One you can depend on 4,6 Golf 2 Glee Club I-8 Waltons 3-8 Booster Club 2 Vespers 7,8 National Conference of Christians and Jews MIKE FETT 'What should a man do but be merry? 2 Track I-8 Swimming 4-8 Monogram Club I Booster Club CAROL FITZSIMONS Everybody's friend 2 Galt I Glee Club Future Nurses Club Drama Club 6 Production Committee 8 Junior Red Cross GWENN VIRGENE FLACK Happy, gay, and always laughing I-2 Prep Glee Club 6-7 Booster Club 4 Production Committee 6 Album 4-8 Tower LINDA LUCILLE FLICK A small spark can cause a great flame I-7 Drama Club 5-7 Album Advertising 5-7 Tower 3-6 Waltons 3-4 Executive Committee GERALDINE CLAIRE FOGARTY Quiet and cute I-2 Prep Glee Club 'I-2 Drama Club 2-3 Library Club 2 Play Committee I-2 Vespers and School Concert JAMES H. FOX Drawing his way to fame I-2 Band I-2 Dance Band WILLIAM KENNETH FRESHLEY, JR. No one can ever say he cannot make good I-2 Basketball 3 Track I-2 Screen Club I-2 Freshman Cabinet 4-5 Guidance Cabinet 1 ze? X -L J- M X it Z F f flqfx KSN? X NFA 1 -ss Vs 'fanny sf, S DONNA LEE FROST MacQUIRE A full rich nature- free to trust 3 Jr Red Cross 1 3 Future Nurses Club 6 Album Advertising ARLENE CAROLE GARTENBERG A pleasure to know 1 Prep Glee Club 2-3 Jr. Red Cross 1 Future Nurses 2 Drama Club SUSAN GAUNITZ Dear to our hearts 3-6 Booster Club 2,4 Golf 2-6 Prep Glee Club 1-2 Drama Club 2,4 Play Committee 3-6 Vespers and School Concert ROBERT GIGGY He knows what he wants 2-8 Waltons 2-8 Glee Club 1-8 Ushers Club 2-7 Vespers and School Concert 'Nur' 3 J' I f JAMES E. GONDEK A man of few words 3-6 Dance Band 1-6 Hi-Y DENNIS ALLEN GRABNER He's well on his way to fame 3-5 Baseball 2-3 Basketball 4 Wrestling 3-4 Sophomore Cabinet JEANNETTE M. GRIMAN A girl of her own ideas 5 Girls Athletic Association 1-8 Junior Red Cross 1-6 Y-Teens VICKY LEE GROVE Simply swell WILBERT DE VERE GUERNSEY Glad that I live am I 1-8 Baseball Manager 2-3 Basketball 3 7-8 Monogram 1-8 Ushers Club 4 Recording Secretary 7-8 Head Usher Screen Club 1 3 Youth For Christ I v t V, VERNAL GENE HANING 'Q' Every good man is a man . ' of his word 'NX .xi 5, -flniil V -V!-3 .. ALLAN LANCE HANNA A quiet determination to do . by his part well ...av 1-8 Ushers Club 1-8 Screen Club 1-8 Youth For Christ 7 Vice-President PATRICIA HANSEN Neat as a penny 3-6 Y-Teens 5-7 Youth for Christ 5-7 Tower .Q ' ' JAN1cE HARTZ Ai ln an ocean of dreams T9 TY 2-6 Drama Club '3,- ,.-,I 4 4-7 Tower Staff Q v it CLAUDEA A. HEMPHILL V we She keeps us guessing 'gg I-SSX 5 Girls Athletic Association S 1-2 Prep Glee Club Ya' 3-7 Junior Red Cross tr' 1-7 Y-Teens Q' if 2-3 Treasurer Q 4-7 President -g 4 Future Nurses if l l. h,,,, 1' 1 Vespers and School Concert , , 3 ' E MARGARETTA HEMPHILL ia R She has an understanding heart ,qv 3-4 Prep Glee Club -5, Q., 3-8 Drama Club ' A 3-5 Waltons T 6 Play Cast 5-8 Album 7-8 Arr Editor . 3 ....,. k 4 fowe r Y 3 5-6 Junior Cabinet 9154 'X ir' .V 'x Al fig GEORGE F. HENNION, JR. Getting some fun out of life 2,4 Track 3,5 Cross Country l-4 Swimming 5,7 Junior Red Cross 2-3 Booster Club 3,5 Drama Club 2-4 Student Council 7-8 Senior Cabinet 'NVQ 1 g X -P95 it-ss' x 'Y 'f9' f ll ix Wt X, - . A-wr' '- '-fm , t A f sw ,. --Q-.--.-sau, - f Rx? CAROL ANN HERTEL A sense of duty pursues her ever, and she knows the worth of fun 2 Booster Club - H .VV, . N, 3 6-8 National Honor Society 'I A 1-8 Glee Club 'I rrrf - 4? 1-4 Accompanist g ha, 1-6 Executive Committee , ...Q y Q 7-8 Assistant Vice-President AIAZ 5 3. Aivr V F 1-8 Drama Club Allll A 7-8 National Thespians Society X - i 1 2,6,8 Play Cast 2,7 Play Committee 1-7 Vespers and School Concert quxin i 1-2,5 Album Advertising 7-a Album staff 7 51 fit' to Editor in Chief ' g 3-8 Debate Club E V In 5-8 Secretary it 'iu i RICHARD E. Hess He's ready for anything- 8 work or play 1-2 Waltons BONNIE SUZANNA HEWITT e is a busy girl who is always happyn 5-8 Cheerleading 5-6 B-Team Captain 2,4,6 Golf 1-8 Glee Club 1-2,5-8 Drama Club 5 Play Cast 2,5-7 Play Committee 1,3,5-7 Vespers and School Concert 1-3 Student Council 3-4 Debate Club MARCIA LYN HOELSCHER Efficiency, genius and beauty- ' '1 what more could you ask? 1-2 Glee Club 7-8 Senior Cabinet 6-8 National Honor Society 1-3 Drama Club mm! DONNA LEE HOGAN To know her is to love her 2 Booster Club 6-8 National Thespian Society 1-8 Glee Club 5-7 Junior Red Cross 1-8 Drama Club 5-7 Play Cast 1,2,5-7 Play Committee 1-7 Vespers and School Concert 5-6 Tower Staff ROBERT THOMAS HORN The word' impossible is not in my dictionary 3,5 Track 2 Football 6 Cross Country 6-7 Junior Cabinet 4-9 Hi-Y 6-9 Vice-President 8-9 National Honor Society 1-5,8-9 Student Council 8-9 President MARY CATHERINE HORNING Woman of the press 1-4 Booster Club 1-3 Glee Club 2 Play Cast 1-2 Vespers and School Concert Nm 5-6 Album Advertising ,...i,... 'QW' 7-8 Co-Senior Editor 4-8 Student Council 1,3-8 Tower Staff 7-8 Exchange Editor 8 Basketball Queen 4-7 National Thespian Society 4-5 Secretary-Treasurer 6-7 Treasurer 4-5 Attendance Club 1-8 Drama Club 6-7 Secretary-Treasurer 1-7 Play Committee 1-3 Vespers and School Concert 3-4 Album Advertising 3 1-8 Debate Club Tower Staff 4-5 Advertising Manager 7-8 Business and Advertisin Manager DANIEL HOYT He's little but he's mighty 4 Golf 3,5,7 Wrestling 6-8 Monogram Club 3-8 Junior Red Cross 5-8 President 2-6 Drama Club 5-6 Board 3,5 Play Cast 6 Play Committee 3-7 Student Council 5-8 National Thespian Society 5-6 Junior Cabinet President 9 14 X Q , L --X N 18 J- X-'nu 'Emwiv sf val xt' wr . 'QQ DONNA MARIE HUFFMAN As nice a person as we know 5-7 Booster Club 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Orchestra 5-7 Drama Club 1-2 Vespers and School Concert 1-8 Tower Staff JUDY B. HUNT A dimpled darling 4 Golf 1-8 Glee Club 7-8 Executive Board 3-5 Waltons 3-4 Y-Teens 1-7 Drama Club 1-8 Vespers and School Concert SALLY A. HUNT Winning her way with a smile 4 Golf 1-8 Glee Club 3-4 Waltons 3-4 Y-Teens 1-7 Drama Club 1-8 Vespers and School Concert YVONNE KAY HUTCHINS Going places quietly 1-2 Glee Club 1-4 Y-Teens 3-4 Secretary 1-2 Drama Club 1-2 Vespers and School Concert 2,5-6 Tower QQ- ff- ,....-v Y 1 -li JAMES HYLMAN All American 1-8 Football 7 Captain 3-7 Wrestling 1-2 Band 4-8 Monogram Club 8 President 7-8 Senior Cabinet 7-8 Student Council ROY W. INLOW He holds himself aloof from common things 7 Glee Club 6 Hi-Y 5-6 Drama Club 7-8 National Honor Society 5-6 Stage Crew 6-7 Student Council ERNESTINE JACKSON May her troubles be few and her joys many 2 Booster Club 2 Glee Club 3-7 Library Club 1 Vespers and School Concert JOAN JEANETTE JACOBS Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with 7-8 Student Council Board 3 Debate 1-8 Tower Staff 7-8 Editor-in-Chief 3-4 Booster Club 6-8 National Honor Society 7-8 Secretary 1-2 Prep Glee Club 3-6 Junior Red Cross 5-6 Secretary-Treasurer 1-2 Y-Teens 3-8 National Thespian Society 5-7 Vice-President 1-8 Drama Club 5-8 Board 1-7 Play Committee 1-2 Vespers and School Concert 3-4 Album 41 -7 FN ew 'QD' 1 fb. r vm me - -Yiwu E ' 11 JOYCE A, JACOBS She has a heart with room for joy 3-7 Junior Red Cross 3 Waltons 2-7 Y-Teens 6-7 Secretary LIBBY R. JESTER She shows a cheerful willingness 2-3 Booster Club 1-2 Glee Club 1-4 Y-Teens 1-4 2-3 Vice-President 1-4 Waltons 1 Vespers and School Concert 1,5-7 Tower Stat? JUDITH ANN JOHNSON Remembering her we will be glad and gay 1-2 Glee Club 3-6 Booster Club 1-6 Waltons 6-9 Junior Red Cross 2-6 Drama Club 3-4 Tower Staff DENNIS JONES He's always ready for a good time 'J 1--1 Orchestra , N ' .ef I - set I R rs? ge Q. Q NJ' , .Q is gs 6 fy t I A i Z I it 2 I UV -Ji it CLAYSON E. KAISER We like young men for what they promise to be 1-8 Band E . 1-2 Dance Band 4 Booster Club MARK KAMMAN He is sincere and truthful 3 Baseball 2-6 Basketball Manager 6-8 Hi-Y 1-7 Jr. Waltons PATRICIA LUCILLE KASA Dancing her way to fame 4 Play Cast 7 Tower Stat? BARBARA C. KELLER A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find 1-8 Booster Club 5-6 Attendance Committee 6 National Conference ol Christians and Jews 7-8 National Honor Society 4,6 Golf 2 Prep Glee Club 1-8 Waltons 3-4 Eexecutive Committee 6-7 Attendance Clerk 2 Vespers and School Concert Q we IRIS KENDALL She knows what she wants Prep Glee Club Vespers Booster Club Senior Cabinet Jr. Red Cross Drama Club Tower RICHARD H. KENDALL The more a man knows the more he is inclined to be modest HAROLD W KING The surest way not to fail is to be fdm -1 DRUDE ELISABETH KOREN and won our hearts ' 7-8 G.A.A. 7-8 Booster Club 7 Library Club 7-8 Tower wie- LARRY v. Komowicz QP' 2 Booster Club iii -Q. JUSTIN RAY KRONEWETTER Cn top of the world determined to succeed I 2-8 Baseball E 6 Golf il X 1-5 Glee Club 1-8 Glee Club s , 1-4 Band 1-2 Band iiii - i 8 Monogram Club 1 1-6 Hi-Y S I - A l ,Ji 2,4 Play Cast 1-8 Vespers and School Concert -N I M' 1-4 Vespers and School Con 1-2 Student Council -:z ' S er JUDITH ANN KOCH Quiet but oh so likeable 1-4 Booster Club BARBARA KRUGGEL A light heart lives long - 1,4 G.A.A. 2 Glee Club 3-4 Y-Teens 1 4 Jr Waltons ' 1-4 Future Nurses Club X X She came a stranger in our midst ' A gentleman and a friend cert 19 ROSEMARY KURTZ Y One swell gal 1-8 Band l TONY LOUIS LACOPO Mr. Touchdown A.H.S 'l-7 Football 4 Track 'l-4 Student Council 7-8 Monogram Club l,2,5 Basketball GENE A. LATHAM Destined to go far 4,6 Cross Country 5 Track 2 I f g 1 SUSANNE LAUGHLIN Naturally sweet LARRY J. LIEBERENZ A man remarkable for his practical virtues l-3 Orchestra l Football 3 Cross Country l Wrestling l Screen Club l-8 Tower BARBARA LIGGETT A friend with a ready smile 4-8 Library Club 4-5 Jr. Waltons CAROLYN ANN LIGHTNER A stick of sugared dynamite 'l-8 Glee Club l-8 Vespers and School Concert l-4 Band ALICE E, LLOYD A girl you ccin't help liking 5-8 Band 7 Librarian 5-8 Glee Club 5 Play Cast 5-8 Vespers and School Concert , x,-Q s X- X V N L,-: 'T-s Nr ig .,,,l must wk ,- -, . .:... ww 1 . ' I KATHLEEN GAIL LOCKE Quiet and thoughtful, earnest and sincere 1-3 Drama Club 3-8 Tower 4 Future Nurses - R . -W ' seg ., X ,A-QV --r N.-- N, ga g 5 L 5f5I57':77-'N'5- W -.-'. ':, -. 1 .. , x LAMAR w. LOCKE R A g - He's awful shy, but what a guy M .. 1 Football V L . .gf 1 .ff 5 ' I t ,R K X 4 L,-fri , L .,,e .,,,, ol,,o , ,. . , L ,.,,,,,,. CAROL LEE LOCSMONDY l 5 I Smiles are her specialty w ,A A f 'Y' -sk 1-8 olee Club A , Q., 1-8 Vespers and School Concert KS' 4 Future Nurses 1 1-3 Drama Club 2 Stage Crew ll y' 3-8 Tower -:AA, 'f 3 , il W X, A ' ,J , ' 4 XA X A XX wg Z-4' 5 , i V W I A t ll it 1 .I X .L vvvv. , ,, My V- in , . Q 5. A .- .LVL , 39 , 1 M il if ,, ,un 2 X w v , ' Q haw 6 'Q 1 ',,-' 'WR 73 .li 1 L ff?-fs ROBERT A. Lott 1, W if . A So good matured! ltxcf' my M., - .N V W i 1 8 Golf VVVV 2 Y I X , , 41 1-8 Orchestra 'If 1 K JJ E I J L 551 if -.f www Ere' ' , DONNA J. LYDEEN It's better to be small and shine '-H' than large and cast a shadow RAY C. MABREY He strives to do what's right 1,3,5 Football 1 Manager 2 Track 1-8 Wrestling 1-2 Ushers Club ESQ C? WILLIAM MACK He'll hold his own 2,4 Track 1-2 Basketball Manager 2-4 Cross Country 5 Manager's Club T-1 ,gzi- L R. . ggi L .R tx 1- ,. Az is ' ' n E AY ANN PALGE MADOLE A Other things we might most of all we say she's sweet Www, 7-8 Glee Club 7-8 Drama Club repeat, but ww ROBERT MAGNUSON Enjoying fun 2-8 Baseball 1-8 Football 3-8 Wrestling 3-8 Monogram Club 5-8 Student Council MELINDA PAGE MALMBERG Sweet, attractive and ready for fun 1-2 Prep Glee Club 1 Girls Golf 1-2 Booster Club 1-8 Jr. Red Cross Drama Club Tower 1-4 3-8 ROGER MANGES Life is short and so am I 1-8 Band 8 Dance Band 6-8 Hi-Y MARY MARKANICH Conversation enriches the understand ing, but silence is the school of genius' 1-9 Glee Club 1-9 Vespers and School Concerts 1-9 Waltons 21 S fl I GORDAN A. MARKS fi, AA Aiming high r -ga? Q. I-6 Baseball X .N,. Z -V , -ms' - 'I Cross Country qt., 'I Swimming JANE ELIZABETH MARTIN l A lovable, jolly way has she I 'I-8 Glee Club 6 Secretary 'QA1 . 7-8 Librarian .- I-8 Vespers ond School Concerts 7-8 National Honor Society ' 7-8 Thespians -rf. . yku Sv Q, 2 Booster Club 6 Attendance Club ' gf, I-8 Drama Club ,jc A - 7-8 Vice-President L, . 'Q' 2-8 Play Cast 3-7 Play Committee 7 Student Director 7-8 Album Staff 7-8 Feature Editor 'I-4 Student Council 7-8 Senior Cabinet 'iv'- -v-f-f, LARRY MARTZ -1? A nice guy to have around 2 Basketball ,..., I R if Tfggid , LARRY L. McCHESNEY E75 W y A modest manner betits the man 1 f I ' ur' Q A ' 2 1 ,L tl f A2 H 5 R . A ,i,., f , 1 ,A LINDA L. MCCHESNEY Q17 Small but oh my! V A ,fl 1-8 Glee Club ZVW I 'I-8 Vespers and School Concert I I ll . Shams----Q ii Juom-I ANN MCCLURE , , an if She's loads of laughter and - fun rolled up in one , 7-8 Tower ti . ravi! s JO CAROL MCCREIGHT She has the virtue of being sincerely interested in other people 7-8 National Honor Society BARBARA MclNTYRE ln order to do great things, one must be enthusiastic ,',' i W' ,, A.F.S. Exchange Student 5-8 Glee Club R. I , 7-8 Treasurer i fl 5-8 Vespers and School Concert N . 5-8 Booster Club 1 in 7-8 Board L 'fbi - 5-8 Drama Club ' TW' 5,6 Play Cast I l 7-B Student Council ' Secretary At, X 6-8 National Honor Society kt' X ti x 6-8 Thespians g 7 Football Queen ' 't tf' MARILYN GRACE MCKNIGHT Vim, vigor, and vitality 5-8 Library Club 7 Vice-President SUZANNE METCALFE As well known for her personality as for her accomplishments I-8 Glee Club 7-8 Vice-President 'I-8 Vespers and School Concerts I Booster Club 5-8 Jr. Red Cross 7-8 Secretary-Treasurer I-8 Drama Club 5,7 Play Cast 'I-7 Play Committee 7-8 National Honor Society 4-8 Student Council 7-8 Board 7-8 Thespians 5-8 Tower RONALD D. MILLER Young man with o horn 2 Track 4,6,8 Golf I,2,5-8 Drama Club 5-8 Thespians 2-5 Glee Club I-8 Band I-4,7-8 Dance Band 5-8 Orchestra 7-8 Vice-President 7-8 Monogram Club 7-8 Tower I-2 Booster Club I-2 Screen Club 2,5,6 Play Cast 2,5 Play Committee 3-8 Debate 5-8 President ROBERT K. MITCHELL Strong, silent type 2 Track 4,6 Baseball I-8 Football I-8WrestIing 7-8 Monogram Club ,sri UU' 41 '? 'rs FE ani ii' 1 -Q E X Q s , SANDRA LEE MITCHELL Common sense is the genius of our age 2 Prep Glee Club 6-8 National Honor Society 7-8 President I-8 Guidance Council 6-8 Attendance Club 3-8 Class Cabinets 7-8 Secretary of Senior Class I-5 Drama Club I,3,5 Play Committee 3-8 Future Nurses Club 7-8 Student Council 3-8 Booster Club 7-8 Secretary WILLIAM E. MORGAN Well liked by all 6,8 Baseball 7 Football 7-8 Monogram Club JANET KAY MUNDELL Perf little Miss 4 Drama Club 4 Booster Club 7-9 Album 8-9 Assistant Club Editor 6-9 Student Council 5-9 Tower ELIZABETH ANNE MUSSER She has a personality all her own and those who know her will vouch for it 1,7-8 Tower I-2 Prep G-lee Club Vespers and School Concert A as M' I-2 I-8 Drama Club 3-8 Play Committee I-8 Album 7-8 Circulation Manager X Booster Club X f 3-8 Future Nurses Club 4 N--.M . , 5 2 la-E. il ' '-'f if - ., ,,,, -, -, -syses-f 1 . 3'6 Sec etc ---- sf ' 'Y y YP-1 A IT HELEN ROSE NAMES 'll 'i ' I N A MORLN A friend with an open heart -5 Nw N E -ev A sweeter girl could never 1 Glee Club is 4'--up -Egg: -ww -:lx . N, be found 2-5 Drama Club I ,.,E. 5 Girls Golf 6 Album - 6 G'A'A' 2-9 Jr. Waltons - ' X, , Q -W t JANET ROSE MUELLER Efficiency is her middle name I-2 Jr. Red Cros I Y-Teens 6 Album RICHARD ALLEN NICHOLS What a man! 2 8 Track ' I-8 Football I 6 Wrestling 1? 3-8 Monogram Club ---3 ,fl 3-4,7-8 Class Cabinets 3 tifffq Q E i X 1 s X SHIRLEY A. NORTON True to her mind, her work, and her friends 6-9 Booster Club I Glee Club 6-9 National Honor Society 2-7 Drama Club 6-7 Album Advertising 8-9 Album a-9 ce senior Editor 3-4, 8-9 Student Council 2-9 Tower 8-9 Senior Class Treasurer FRED O'BREN A wonderful guy 5 Track 4 Football 4 Wrestling 3-4 Sophomore Council FRED 'ARCHIE OSMON The four minute mile 4-8 Track 5 Football 3-7 Cross Country I-2 Jr.Waltons I 4-8 Monogram Club 8 Treasurer MILDRED 'BERNIECE ONTERTON Friendly, capable, optimistic I-2 Jr. Waltons 5-6 N.C.C.J. 5-6 Junior Guidance lu 1 KENNETH PARKER He has a rare possession- a real sense of humor 5,7 Track 3 Baseball 3-5 Football 1-7 Basketball 7-8 Monogram Club LEONARD PASKELL, JR. Carefree and casual WAYNE PAUL PASTRICK A good man is contented 1-2 Screen Club Q' STEPHEN PICKERING My Simply swell GERALD N. POLING So full of fun 1-8 Booster Club 1-8 Electronics Club 7-8 Tower Staff Sports Editor BEVERLY JEAN PROHASKA Good things come in small packages 1 Prep Glee Club 2-8 Senior Glee Club 5-6 Librarian 3-8 Executive Board 1-6 Junior Red Cross 1-8 Drama Club 4-9 Executive Board 4-8 National Thespian Society 1-8 Play Cast 1-8 Play Committee 1-8 Vespers 2-4 Album Advertising 1-8 Album Circulation 5-8 Student Council 5 Debate Club 1-4 Tower Staft 6 Attendance Clerk BARBARA LEE PURDY Pretty little lady 7-8 Drama Club MARY SHARON QUEALY Don't let that quietness tool you 3 Golf 1-2 Prep Glee Club 1-2 Vespers 5-8 Jr. T. B. League 3-6 Attendance Clerk 3-8 Drama Club 7 Play Committee 7-8 Album Staff 5-6 Student Council 7-8 Senior Cabinet 3-8 Future Nurses Club 5-8 Treasurer f ' JOHN MERLQUIMBY There could be no one better - 'Q' 5 Cross Country 4 Co-Ordinating Hour ARTHUR WESLEY RACHELS Mr. Basketball A.H.S, 2-8 Baseball 1-8 Basketball 6-8 Monogram Club 11 7 Secretary 6-8 Student Council 6-8 Board 5-6 Junior Cabinet WILLIAM SCOTT RAMSEY He who does things quietly is likely to do them well 1-4 Orchestra 1-8 Ushers Club 6-7 Treasurer 5-6 Hi-Y I-8 Youth For Christ 7 Vice-President MARILYN JO RANSCHAERT Strike up the band 1-8 Band 7-8 Drum Maiorette 1-8 Vespers 4 Booster Club 1-8 Orchestra 7-8 President 255' 4 M A . ,- -wi 6 , vi , 1 K 'Qu 'roi Y' 1--1 sv, J BRIAN O. REAM In quietness there is strength ILA MAE REEVES She has the two noblest things sweetness and wisdom 8 Jr. Waltons 7-8 Booster Club 3 Glee Club 6-8 Drama Club MAXINE ANN RICHARDS Calm, cool and about to be collected 1-4 Glee Club 1 Booster Club 1-3 Vespers JON W. ROETHELE Glad that he lives are we 6,8 Wrestling Manager 6,8 Football Manager 3 Track 5,7 Track Manager 6-9 Monogram Club 1,2 Waltons 1-2 Basketball A qi FET 1 1 1 , C- ,,., , 1 K Z, , .sas . X -N --'-4 rf '7 ,. E -is 1- ' , J . 1 5, - Q HL. A riff' '4 - ,yr 1 - X ,gill I .f ' , r ..-.xr f ,. 1 'x 1 's HW LINDA LOU ROGERS Destination-success 1-9 Junior Red Cross 8-9 Vice-President 1-9 Drama Club 1-8 Play Committee 4-9 Album StaFF 2-4,5,7 Student Council 8-9 Board 4-9 Tower Stat? 8-9 Feature Editor 6-9 Booster Club 6-8 Future Nurses Club 8-9 National Honor Society JAMES ARTHUR ROSEBROOK He is sincere and truthful 2-4 Track 1-5 Football IRVING M. ROSENBERG As full of words as a dictionary 1-2 Screen Club 6-8 Album StaFf 7-8 Booster Club 5-6 Junior Guidance 7-8 Senior Council EDWARD ALAN ROSS, JR. We like young men for what they promise to be 4-6 Track 5 Cross Country 5-8 Monogram Club 5-8 Hi-Y 7 Hoosier State 2, 5-, tiff' aqx Q 'hifi i SX I x X 9 1 , 1 MS P3 1 I ' f .-3-.5 L r A - , ,-3-, J . ' 7 --M115-'52-rj?f, ' wi 1.14 -f -. 'fzsdeiswf up 'www xx ,, JOHN J. ROSS This is only a starting place, He's still on his way up 1-4 Wrestling 3 Cross Country 5-7 Tennis 7 Captain 7-8 Monogram Club 1-8 Drama Club 7-8 President 6-8 National Thespian Society 7 Stage Crew 5-8 Album Staff 1-8 Tower Staff DONALD EUGENE ROWE A sincere truthful lad is he 7 Track 3 Basebal Manager 1-9 Basketball 2-9 Hi-Y 4-5 Chaplain 6-9 President 8-9 St. Joseph County Hi-Y President 8-9 State Chaplain of Hi-Y Council 1,2 Waltons PATSY ANN RUPERT Always a pleasure to be with 1-4 Booster Club 3-4 Attendance Clerk 6-8 Album Advertising 2-8 Tower Stott MURDELL -SANDERS Quiet and yet jolly-0 l'lC'PPY combination 1 xxx Nl 25 W X X X .,,,-ws.. is s . I C . sig:- X 'Q Vai 1 4 ,- ,- In 4.6- 5 27'-,mi MARILYN MARTE SCHWANZ She keeps us cheering 1-4 Waltons 1-2 Prep Glee Club 3-9 Senior Glee Club 1-8 Drama Club 9 Play Cast 1-9 Vespers and School Concerts 3-9 Album 8-9 Assistant Features Editor 3-9 Student Council 2 1 8-9 Treasurer 3-9 Booster Club 6-9 Executive Board ' FE 6-9 Vice-President 1-9 Cheerleading 8-9 Captain 8-9 National Honor Society Q' f ..'3f' X RICHARD EUGENE SCOTT Clothes make the man 3-8 Wrestling 6 Captain 3-8 Football 1 Basketball 5-8 Monogram Club 6-8 Student Council ERNEST PAUL SESSLER A man after our own hearts 1-8 Basebal 'N ,Nt 6, ,os ff ROBERT WARD SEVEREID A .21 Good nature is his characteristic 1-2 Screen Club JUDITH LOUISE SHEETS Let her own works praise her 6-8 National Honor Society 5-8 Booster Club 7-8 Board 5-8 Junior Red Cross 5 Future Nurses Club 1-3 Drama Club 1-2 Vespers 7,8 Album Staff 7,8 Club Editor 5-6 Junior Cabinet Secretary 1-8 Tower Staff 1-2 Prep Glee Club 1-6 Album Advertising PETER R. SHERMAN Some are born great-some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them 2 Track 1-2 Basketball 7-8 National Honor Society 1-6 Drama Club 7-8 National Thespian Society 7 Play Cast 7-8 Senior Cabinet President 5-8 Album Staff 1-4 Student Council 5-8 Tower Staff JAMES KENT SHINDOLLAR Silence is wisdom and gets a man friends 1-2 S-creen Club DAVID SHOEMAKER Happy go lucky -V ,H A., , f sm W some 'C -esp sw' 5 SHARYN ANN SIMON She's full of spark 1-8 Band 1-8 Drama Club 1-5 Waltons BEVERLY JEAN SMITH She has rings on her 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Booster Club 1-4 Drama Club 1-2 Vespers 1-3 Tower Staff DANIEL L. SMITH A worthy friend 7 Electronics Club 1-3 Orchestra DIANNE LOUISE SMITH The eyes have it 1-2 Prep Glee Club 7 Booster Club 1-5 Drama Club 1-2 Vespers 5-7 Album Advertising 1-6 Tower Staff ARC 1.1 . as '- . , J 47 ,R Mx .9-was JAMES K. SMITH Things just seem to go my way 3-5 Track 2-5 Basketball LARRY G. SMITH The women's choice 3-6 Track I-9 Basketball 9 Monogram Club RUSSELL LAVERN SMITH Reber's rig ht-hand man I-9 Stage Crew I-9 Lighting I-9 Electrical Lab. HENRY J. SPAGNOLO Manners make the man 2,4,6 Baseball 5 Tennis 1,2 Glee Club 6-8 Jr. Red Cross I-6 Screen Club 2 Play Cast I Vespers and School Concert Qtm- bus, JAY H. STACKHOUSE He has that light in 3-5 Tennis I 8 Glee Club 5 Swimming I 2 Waltons I Play Cast WILLIAM E STATON I Cross Country JAMES M. STEPHENS W I 11 ll True fellow I-5 Screen Club 8 Baseball RONALD K. STERNAL Real worth needs no 2-8 Baseball I,2 Basketball 6 Cross Country I,2 Screen Club his eyes I-8 Intramural Basketball I 8 Vespers and School Concert Little man what now? interpreter If in 'augur RK 5 st RXXWS 'IP JOANN D. STOUFFER Who are you gonna yell for? I,2 Prep Glee Club 3-8 Senior Glee Club 3-8 Booster Club 5-8 Board Member 7 Attendance Clerk 3-6 Album 3-8 Cheerleader MICHAEL PARKER STOWERS Lady's gentleman 7 Cross Country 5-8 Swimming 6-8 Monogram Club 7-8 Drama Club 7-8 Board Member 6-8 Play Committee 5-8 Lighting 5-8 Thespians 7-8 President 7-8 Electronics Lab. SHIRLEY ANN STRANGE A little body often harbors a great soul 3-5 Senior Glee Club I,2 Prep Glee Club I-5 Vespers and School Concerts JOANNE CAROL STRUCK A friend in need is a friend indeed I-5 Waltons I Prep Glee Club 2-5 Junior Red Cross 2-3 Drama Club 3 Play Committee 4-5 Tower Staff BENJAMIN TAYLOR Naturally nice swung 2-8 Track 3,4 Football 5,7 Wrestling 7-8 Monogram Club JERRY TAYLOR A nice person to know S., 1-8 Golf .,,..i,,,J :arcs-W A ,NJ iw- . '- 1:-.. ' ' THOMAS TEETER ' , Life is long if it is full LOUEL LEN THOMPSON 2 G.A.A. 4-8 N.C.C.J. 3-8 Library Club Her ways are ways of pleasantness ' sy' fu. 1 1 Q-up If la' wk, X: 6 'Z' 5 UN id .. MlLLARD G. THOMPSON Going places quietly 1-6 Wrestling 1-3 Orchestra 3-4 Junior Waltons 1,2,4 Screen Club 3-4 Sophomore Cabinet Treasurer NANCY J. THOMPSON Tops on everyone's list 1-8 Glee Club 5-8 Board 8 Secretary 4-8 Future Nurses Club 4-8 President 6-8 Drama Club 2,8 Play Cast 6 Stage Crew 1-8 Vespers and School Concert 7-8 Senior Cabinet PETE TOUL An O. K. guy SYLVIA JAY TRETHEWAY Short and sharp 1-4 Y-Teens 1-2 Prep Glee Club 1-2 Vespers 6-8 Tower FM ff, v 'W .Z A 1 JOHN RICHARD VAN AMAN Man of many words 1-6 Junior Red Cross 2 Drama Club 5-6 Debate Club 2 Baseball 1-2 Wrestling 4,6,8 Golf ig 'V June R, VERHOSTRA 1' iiil 'if ' A ' Personality Plus ' R 19 Band 6-7 Vice-President Q 8-9 President Orchestra 6-7 Vice-President Vespers and School Concert 6-9 Album Advertising 8-9 Album Advertising Manager Tower Booster Club Pep Band 2,6-9 Drama Club .3 VU N fwfr vw-,,' ' FREDERICK vEssELL s.... One in a million RONALD WALLACE Master of iest 1-3 Hi-Y 2-5 Jr. Waltons 1-2 Screen Club 2-8 Student Council 1-6 Tower Stag 5-6 Sports Editor Q...-agp 1 ll ,Q A s -'L A ,...,,,g- -Hunk -va,A 2 g , vxsvfiwts .- F 3 s .-.1 C. We-'-,Q IL .rar A 3 'JL' -wr ..,.,,v' we SEX-. 4619 l 'JF 'I fPhr ix? f A LUCY L. wAPPENsTELN - i,i lt's nice to be natural when B '5 - ' Ebl you're naturally nice D 3-8 olee club se' 3-8 Vespers cmd School Concert 7-8 Jr. Red Cross 3 Drama Club RONALD LEE WEAVER Nnrf He makes Pencil and brush ' X' E dance at his command I i n :'.' lx I Baseball -2 I,7,8 Drama Club f 7 Play Cast 'fy f 7-8 Play committee 'Tm' 55, 7-8 Stage Crew I Wirff. 7-s Album swf? fi Co Art Editor CAROL WELDY Nothing is impossible a willing heart 2 Prep Glee Club 3-9 Senior Glee Club Accompanist I-9 Band 7 Booster Club to 7-9 National Honor Society Treasurer 6-9 Drama Club 8-9 Board 6-9 National Thespian 8-9 Secretary 4,6,9 Play Cast 7-8 Play Committee Society 2-9 Vespers and School Concert I-3 Student Council 8-9 Board I Tower Stott ROBERT WETTER His world is a world of books I-8 Screen Club I-3 Glee Club I V 7-8 Thespians 1 I I Bjizers JANE HELEN WELDLER ff, 5 ' A voice soft, gentle and low, .ii is an excellent thing in a woman 't'l L1 ' 'C 4'8TOWe' , iq, NANCY WHITLOCK 3-4 Sophomore Cabinet ,:b.I 1 HA Hgh, heart lives lengt, 5-8 Attendance Clerk Tl' 6-8 Drama Club I 2-7 Future Nurses Club lin, ...M ,. 1, V ,Timm , C h.,,,.,,,, . ..,f.7h5,?,,- 9, , ,, ., nl. ffl .gigly -I .'-. nf- . ,,,,, X W , , ,F ,f ff Q W7 f JEANNE MARIE WEISS K As she dresses so is she I esteemed V if I-8 Glee Club 'mi I-8 Vespers and School Concert f I g -, 4-6 Future Nurses Club 3-6 Album I-8 Student Council 3-8 Tower L'i .la If , im 1 1 WILLIAM D. WILEY Life of the Party I,3,5 Cross Country I-4 Drama Club S., I Stage Crew .J .sc-ner 'f'l. 7rE NRS? 'T1'3'rw awww Xu .Was ww-1 l' L St? -.LX7 he X as ..- C X X I 114. lit' HELEN KAY WILLIAMS She who sings drives away care I-8 Glee Club I-8 Vespers and School Concert I-8 Drama Club 7-8 Board l,5,6 Play Cast I-8 Album 5-8 Thespians ROBERT W, WILLIAMSON, JR. lt is for young men to gather knowledge I-3 Track I-5 Ushers Club 7-8 Booster Club I-2 Drama Club I Stage Crew THOMAS E. WILSON One swell Guy RONALD G. WISELEY A man who cloes his 2-9 Band 8,9 Dance Band I-3 Ushers Club I Glee Club best D ... BILLIE JEAN WOODALL Blond bombshell 1-4 Glee Club 2-9 Drama Club 2-8 Play Committee 2-3 Vespers and School Concert 6-7 Album Advertising 6-7 Album Staff 3-9 Tower Staff 6-9 Booster Club RAYMOND D. WOODWARD A quiet but pleasant guy 1-2 Prep Glee Club President 1-2 Vespers 3 Football CAROLYN ANN WOOLLEY Just stay as you are 5-6 Jr. Cabinet 1-2 Prep Glee Club 1-2 Vespers 3-4 Y-Teens 5-8 Album 5-7 Tower HAL KENNY WORTHINGTON WILLIAM P. WRAY Quiet guy with lots of 3 Track 3 Basketball DONNA LEE WYATT Stars in her eyes 1-3 Glee Club 1-3 Y-Teens 6-7 Drama Club 5 Play Cast ROBERT COLMAN ZIKER Laugh and the world laughs with you 1-8 Booster Club 7-8 President 1 Football Manager 2 Track Manager 6 Stamp Club 5-8 Thespions 7-8 Jr. Red Cross 1-8 Drama Club 1,5,8 Play Cast 1,5,8 Stage Crew 6-8 Album 6-8 Student Council 1-8 Tower Every Good man is a man of X985 his word 2-7 Waltons 1-5 Ushers Club T. A '7 3 Track 5? I UNDERGRADUATES WW 8.73 .HS O -s w as 2 A we i ixxl' X., A XX N. , ..x w .T S . ,FMA J ' X 'K . .Q F ' ' f X Ni 1 A tx i sz. Wf.lii't A it X ' A .Q xxx F gps- s Qi, 1 ras A 3' 5 -A 5 'A , ,... . ---' ' ,N E 52+ 2. 12 sg ge?--FTC X S sl age A -- . -Q .- 2 S' ' .. , 9 -' .V fi K. 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I Sharon Bays, Kathy Beaty, Bernar Berkland, Delbert Beyers, John Bock, Sandy Borkowski, Linda Bourdon, Den- nis Bradly, Marti Brannan, Dave Brownell, Nancy Brubaker. Ed Bryleski, Larry Buck, Mary Ellen Buck, Joyce Bushman, Dave Bytner, Charlotte Cako, John Camblin, Allen Campbell, Eddie Carlson, Phil Carpen- ter, Marla Carter. Terry Cates, Jean Chesbrough, Bob Chreist, Evelyn Clark, Mike Cogdell, Larry Colt, Charlene Cox, Lance Cox, Ray Cox, Tom Cox, Jim Daniels. Karen Davidson, Dennis Davis, Roland Davis, Vir- Pat Donahue, Jim Dowdy, Wanda Downham, Bob Terry Darr, Davis, John ginia Davis, Jim Downs, Dymack. Julie Ebeling, Norma Essery, Bill Ester- line, Joanie Faudre, Bob Fischer, Wendy Fischgrund, Lynette Fisher, Linda Fless- ing, Mariann Flohr, Anne Frank, Bob Frick. Judy' Gardner, Gail Gebharclt, Judy Geiger, Janet Gersey, Dave Getzinger, Doug Gill, David Gilman, Denise Grim- shcrw, Doris Goldstein, Paul Goodwin, Connie Goodling. Juniors Carolyn Graf, Dan Gregory, Rose Griffith, Dave Hartenbower, Linda Harvey, Carol Hauguel, Brian Hedman, Gayle Heyn, Nancy Hile, Peppy Hirou, Jim Hobbick. Duke Hobbs, Dennis Hochsretler, Sandy Holser, Tom Hosey, Sharon Hullinger, Becki Hurst, Judy Jacobson, Kay Jam- ison, Dave Jannson, Bill Johnson, Diane Johnson. Barbara Janes, Gloria Jones, Tom Kaiser, Mary Kay Kindt, Mary Ann Kinsey, Scott King, Barbara Kirkendall, Lorraine Kash, John Kalrick, Sue Kollar, Bill Krieg. Paul Kruggel, Mary Ann Kunde, Kath- leen Kuntz, Barbara Langel, Judy Leach, Davis Lemer, Barbara Leonard, Janet Light, John Litweiler, Carolyn Long, Dick Lydeen. Gary MacLarren, Janet Marks, Judy Matteson, Sue Mauer, Jack McCormick, Randy McCreight, Kathy McHugh, Jacquie McKinney, Ed McKinney, Patty McMillan, Sue Mellinger. Shirley Meridith, Jim Messick, Bonnie Miller, Gary Miller, Larry Miller, Mar- ilyn Miller, Tom Miller, Ron Milliken, Tom Mills, Bob Molnar, Dennis Morros. 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Art Schipper, Shirley Seach, Sandi Sellers, Carol Shapiro, Ronnie Shep- ard, Paul Shore, Manny Silverman, Phil Simcox, Pat Soelinger, Dorothy Smith, Kathleen Smith. John Stacl:house,Fred Stave, Lynne Steele, Sharon Stewart, Sue Stiritz, Jim Stonerook, Ronnie Strang, Bob Swanson, Bob Sweet, Chuck Talcott, Bev Tompkins. Nikki Tompsett, John Thompson, Trully Thompson, Jim Toepp, Pete Trescott, John Turner, Judy Uyardy, Agnes Varewyck, Margo Weaver. Marilyn Webster, Sandra Weldy. Cynthia Wendzonka, D. J. West Becki Wetter, Jeannine Wheatly, Sharon Wickizer, Joan Wieczorck John Wilcox, Jerry Williams, Lee Williamson, Bob Wilson, Dick Wilson. Nancy Wilson, Joe Winters. Jim Wiseman, Patricia Wozniak, Virginia Zeitler. -.C. ,f .xc nC.+-.'N- Sophomores Fritz Aichele, Doyt Allen, Sue Altman, Beverly Amerman, Dick Ashenfelter, Penny Ault, Dale Baker, Denny Barnette, Jerre Barnette, Philip Barton, Charles Benn. Ann Bennett, Bob Bennett, Tom Berger, Dan Bolenbaugh, Pat Bolling, Susan Bowman, Dick Bowyer, Dave Bradford, Neil Bradley, Joyce Bulhand, Bob Bush. LaVerne Buss, Roland Butler, Carol Carlson, John Carlson, Richard Carlson, John Carroll, Janet Catalino, Dave Christman, Ron CoFfman, Ron Cohen, Bonny Coker. Richard Condon, Janace Conrey, Art Cotherman, Judy Cowen, Brent Coy, Terry Curtis, Bob Davis, Dixie Davis Andrea Dean, Charlene Deranek, Peg- gy Deranek. I Donna Diamon, Charles Dickens, Joe Dickey, DeWayne Dillman, Karen Dob- bins, Jo Dobecki, Catherine Donahue, Donna Dreesback, Jim Duncan, Shirley Durgin, Richard Dyer. Linda Elbing, Helen Eby, Gordan Eddy, Janice Edmonson, Brad Eichonlst, Ben Endres, Beverly Enfield, Karen Engle, Judy Enhart, Carol Ensign, Lloyd Erns- berger. 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Lee Kendall, Margaret Kendall, Char- lie Kershner, Karen Kimble, Tom Kindig, John Klebusits, John Kon- rath, Carol Kostielney, Tony Kovvals, Tom Krieg, Wayne Krieg. Shirley Krug, Karen Kruse, F re d Kuemmerle, Tom Kuhl, Eddy KUZHWS, Mike Lachmann, Theresa LaCluyse. Port Laderer, Charmian Landuit, Ken LaPlace, Beverly Laughman, ,-JN ff- ,HEI Sophomores xe Laurence, Li: Lederer, Richard ee Gail Levy, Jirn Lieberenz, Fred 'ggeff Joni Lindale, Margie Lloyd, Werrx Longbrealc, Brenda Lovings, arm Lundsform. 'nel Marlin, Jeanne Marlin, Julief 'iarrn Ken Maryel, Nancy Mathis, aroara Maculski, Phil McCullough, 'iam McNamara, Danya Meridith, ca oiin Messmore, Bill Miller. Beanie Miller, Greg Miller, Lois flier Ron Miller, Sandra Montague, EWST Moore, Carol Morrical, Judy 'od . ,Li Denny Murphy, Bill Nagy. Pmnis Neddo, Marshall Nelson, Par ie.'.:on1er, Jonathan Newlon, Doro- chols, Jim Ninios, Barry Noth- ce, Anifa Oberle, Jon Olander, -a .i Oler, Nancy Olshewsky. e :'d Opoerman, Lynne Palmer, cf' Pearson Richard Refers, Roger fe :S Gene Phillips, Diane Pierce, oz Pier. Carol Polk, Sid Polk, D i ' 'C.JG. ef ,Jr L ,f'Z, Barry Quimby, Janef en. ez, Jrf Pee, Joyce Resler, Dan if CE. Giofla Rhoades, Celia Rid- e .aff P2eder, Regina Ritter, xref Pcdbinz. fe Pozz, Shirley Rossner, Richard Bernard Pouheelong, Jonet Royce, Knew, For Puak, Scoft Ryburn, Beth 17, Clark Sollfeld. ,L A. f X L 5 M if R ' K . L Q, , fl. f , 3: -L, WRX - P '- X S, -L J- , , b 5 , ,,,. r , at Q' 5 'sn fn P 'ij so Q-3' E ff W-P1 if 1 ' ' Q if 4 M If N as , - M ,' N- V , , 6 , . Q X. J . Q . ..,i,, ,, . 5 1 me , , , ., ' N--Q.. W ' .fu if WA 3 .g 1' ri-' A , z -1 .L 1 1 -Q53 gi ' .f-'g,,,f1fz?H, ,EQ , ' I L c mi ,. A Q, + x- X L c Q A eg S , ,pf,,,,-wx Qfgdrw.. xcf 5 L. 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Leonard Tavernier, Sanford Taylor, Carol Tetzcott, Larry Thompson, Terry Tinkel, Sophia Toul, Thomas Townsend, Carol Trefun, Bill Tretheway, Janet Trisinger, Paul Troup. Tom Tucker, Glena Tully, Ken Turnock, Ed VanAcker, Reggie Van Sleet, Paul Waechter, Betty Walcott, Gary Wall- man, Anita Walter, Bill Watterson, Dick Wattles. Sandra l'Vard, Alvin Waxman, Susan Weddle, Sue Welber, Carolyn Winslow, Ricky Wetmore, Mary Ann Wettergrert, Barbara Wetzel, Ernest Wheatley, Judy Widmar, June Wiley. Kent Wilkinson, Harold Willard, Dan Williams, Roberta Williams, Bill NVilliam- son, Judy Winge, Don Wilson, Rav Wilson, John Wood, Sue Woodward, Chuck Wray. Sophomore Bruce Wyott, Soncly Yerke, ers, Phillip Mikesell. S Mory Zell- l. They're all wrapped up in Their work. 2. lsn't he hiLARRYoUs? 3. Now get this. 4. 'lWho me? 5. Now ya see 'em, now ya don't. 6. Love is .lust Around The Corner. ll 7 Rock Pretty Baby. 8. Go get 'em Eagles, go get 'em. 9. Stage Fright. TO. l-lotDogl ll. 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John Bella, Dick Bennet, Nikki Berman, Natalie Bethke, Pat Bezeredy, Pat Biddle, Carolyn Bird, Lina Blosser, Pat Boger, Sue Boggs, Jane Bolenbaugh. Thad Borkowski, Cliff Boyer, Jerry Boyer, James Bradley, Jerry Brady, Bill Brandley, Tom Brandley, Ted Brandley, Ted Brentlinger, Nancy Brinley, Cindy Britton, Marilyn Brown. Frank Brush, Sondra Bryleski, Dan Burns, Bonnie Bush, Jeff Butler, Mark Camblin, lvye Carlson, Judy Carlson, Carolyn Carpenter, Mike Carpenter. Paul Caroll. Mary Cataldo, Lee Chaclen, Gene Chamberlain, Jack Champaigne, Jim Champaigne, Kitty Clark, Sherry Clarke Anita Clayton, Richard Clemmons, Jerrx Clubb, Marvin Coadell. Freshmen Lynn Colle, Terry Colt, Tom Coney, Mike Conley, Carl Cox, Christine Crisler, Jim Csek, Sam Dairiko, Vernon Dalz, Mary Beth Davidson, Dave Davis. Sandy Davis, Beverly Dawson, Lonnie Deon, Eddie DeCraene, Jim DeCraene, Connie DeGraFf, Craig Deitchley, Carol DeLeury, Altred DeVaIIee, Karen Dhaene, Karen Dhoore. Evelyn Dietl, Fritz Ditsch, Edward Drake, Kathy Dunbar, Arlene Eader, Gail Eagles, Gary Eagles, Janet Edmonson, Sandy Edmonson, Judith Eich, Sue Emery. Jim Emmons, Ola Fay Ernsberger, Mary Jo Esary, Irene Evertts, Linda Farian, Robert Feingold, Nancy Fetter, Carolyn Fieser, Maud Fink, Jim Fischer, Cathy Fischgrund, Sue Flack, Tom Flohr, Roger Foley, Barry Forsythe, Howard Frazier, Mary Friedmann, Jean Frisbie, Keith Fritz, Albert Froehlke, Judy Gartenburg, Bar- bara Geans. Bob Geans, David Gentner, Nancy Gerber, John Gielow, Robert Gillen, Jim Glaissner, Helen Glasco, Sue Gob- del, Ladonna Goetz, Jim Golba, Robert Golomb. Phyllis Gordon, Bob Grant, Randy Grant, Jim Grenert, Lynda Gumz, Bill Grey, Patrick Grimm, David Guillion, Sandra Gforkoz, Richard Hackett, Rob- ert Hall. . Q , .. ,,,. ' ' r A 'fi if f .ai :ss W- W it F' ' g SFF . at We f f ,F 1 .um 'Wit ' . . NI, is - - jj, Ls, II II IIIIII , . . - G N, f ss'-N... III WI I I Nw I I We wa To V, I rw XI N-A i ga. ,.,. is l - . 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Judy Hehl, Judy Heilman, Gary Heidi John Hemphill, Robert Henderson, Cyn- thia l-leritage, Lynn Hern, Shirley Hersh- berger, Judy Heston, Sharon Heyde Betty Hill. Robert Hill, Hinkle, James Hite, Jerry Hobbs, Sheilc Hoffman, Nancy Holcomb, Larry Hoi- stein, Mike Holstein, Mary Horn, Bil Horrall. Martha Hinkle, Louise Nancy Horvath, Doug Hostrawser, Dave Hoyt, Betty Jane Hubartt, Denny Hub- bard, Sandra Huffman, Jim Hull, Judi. Humphreys, Jon Hunt, Forrest Hurlbut Dean Hutchins. Eddie Hutchison, Irene Ingalls, Bil- lngram, Charles Jacobs, Garnet Jacobs Sally,Jamieson, Jerry Jankowski, Sandra Janousky, Beverly Johnson, Dean John- son, Jack Johnson. Karen Johnson, Karen Johnson, Vern Johnson, Patrick Jones, Carol Joosens Richard Joosens, Charles Juhas, Bruce Jurgovan, Marsha Juroft, Kent Kaeppler Don Karczewski. Rose Kasa, Dave Katz, David Kellv Rosemarie Kemper, Jerry Kendall, Kathy Kerner, Lorraine Kessler, Karl King Sandra Kint, Skip Kirkendall, Sharon Klingerman. Freshmen Lois Klinghammer, Dora Knoblock, Paul Knuckman, Diana Kovach, Darryl Kroeg- er, Marlyn Kronewetter, Mike Krueger, Judy Kruggel, Sharon Kubiak, Barbara Kubisiak, Pat Kugler. Som Kulp, Denny Lamont, Linda Landy, Sandra Langel, Lee Latham, Steve Leaders, Terry Lehr, Richard Lewis, John Lichkai, Mary Ellen Ligget. Sarah Lightner, Mary Lisk, Barry Liss, Marilyn Locke, Joyce Longfellow, Lynn Loutzenhiser, Janet Lovelace, Judy Lovell, Richard Lundin, Nona Lydeen, Tom Maggert. Terry Magnuson, David Manuwal, Shir- ley Marko, Don Marquardt, Sandra Marrs, David Martin, Ron Martz, Marcia McCall, Kathy McCormick, Dan McCoy, Janet McGann. Lee McKnight, Margaret McLean, Har- old Means, Ronnie Medow, Tom Meil- strup, Jim Mellender, Steve Mellinger, Janet Messmore, Nancy Metzler, Dave Mickelson, Andy Mihail. Billy Miller, Jan Miller, Pam Miller, Ronny Miller, Susan Miller, Terry Miller, Jerry Minkow, Joy Mitchell, Norm Mitlofl, Diane Moffett, Judy Montague. 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Steve Sheets, Henry Shenenberger, Julie Sharon Sherman, Janice Shoemaker, Sandy Shultz, Kay Simcox, Bill Simpson, Sharon Skodinski, Lynn Sleeth, Bob Smith, Carolyn Smith, Darlene Smith, Jack Smith. Linda Smith, Richard Smith, Suzanne Smith, Jim Snoke, Arlene Snyder, Dave Soslowsky, Barbara Sostack, Larry Southwook, Terry Spainhower, Sharon Spite, Don Stanheld. Dorothy Stechcon, Chuck Steele, Phil Stenberg, Wilma Stewart, Joan Stine- baugh, Sandra Stiritz, Sue Stoner, David Stout, Paulette Strombeck, Sharon Strong, Judy Struck. Robert Szalay, Casimer Szewczyk, Lil- lian Szewczyk, Terry Talcott, Cecilia Tanner, Bill Taylor, Gail Taylor, Mary Ann Taylor, Pat Taylor, Larry Teeter, Sandra Teeter. Judy Tennyson, Jim Tetzlaff, Lucy Thibos, Doris Thomas, Carole Thomp- son, Susan Thompson, Pat Tubbs, Leonice Tulchinsky, Lowell Tully, Albert Turner, Barry Ukele. 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Tall, dark, and handsome? 4. We wanf the Team. 5. Viciory, vicfory is our cry- a familiar scene lasT fall. 6. The Line-up. 7 Friends, Romans, country- men, lend me your ears. 8. Dwavvdies! 9 You'll wonder where The yeller wenf. TO. Keen Teen Queen. il. John Dandy To The rescue. ACTIVITIES - Q ago 'S JJ , X Glee Club Officers and Board: lst Row: P. Barker, B. Mclntyre, C. Hertel, S. Metcalfe, T. Miller, H. King, S. Weldy, B. Twigg. 2nd Row: K. Aaron, B. Barritt, T. Thompson, D. Getzinger, .l. The John Adams Glee Club, consisting ot ll5 members, is a busy organization Throughout the entire year. Following tradition, the Glee Club gave their annual Candlelight Christmas Vesper Service, participated in the North Central Chorus, the fall assembly, the all-city Spring Festival, the Easter Service, and the 5 Matteson, D. Hartenbower, S. Otolski, D. Lamar, D. Hobbs, N. Thompson, J. Martin, H. Williams. Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. ln the spring, the Glee Club, assisted by the Drama Club, presented the outstanding operetta, A Waltz Dream, by Oscar Strauss. The Prep Glee Club, consisting of l3O members, assisted the Senior Glee Club in the Christmas and Easter Programs. .si .1 X. ' S? .H .s Prep Glee Club OFHCEVS, Seofed, L, Ebelingl J, Dickey. H I Girls' Ensemble: Seated: H. Williams, B. Barritt. 2nd Row: - : D. - 2nd Row:S.Severns,.l.Widmar D.Davis K.Clark P.Laederer, Accompomsls' C' Weldy' J' Rclwles' Boys Qumlelle D. Sellenberg, M. Kunde, C. Hertel, S. Otolski, N. Thompf 3rd Row: T. Lehr, H. Rosenbaum, W. Stewart, D. Diamond. Hobbs' L' Thompson' D' Gelzlnger' T' Mlller' 50nf 5- WeldYf J- Marlin' S' Melcolle' Glee Club saws? Members: Row l: B. Shanafelt, L. McChesney, L. Palmer, C. Riddle, C. Cako, S. Lightner, P. Gollnick, B. Prohaska, R. Wetmore, D. Keltner, J. Carroll, R. Baker, D Hobbs, S. Searight, S. Ryburn, S. Weldy, L. Wappenstein, M. Buck, C. Lightner, B. Hewitt. Row 2: J. Conrey, N. Metzier, P. Wozniak, C. Locsmondy, A. Walter, D. Sellenberg H. Williams, P. Troup, V. Szabo, K. Wilkinson, D. LaMar, M. Seedorf, T. Gerber, B NO'fl'tSTif16, 5. OTOlSki, B- TWiQQ, S. Metcalfe, J. Martin, J. Bulhand, V. Davis, S. Hunt Row 3: J. Hunt, T. Thompson, J. Judjahn, J. Lindaie, B. Enfield, M. Schwanz, S. Borkowski M. Kunde, R. Robinson, D. Getzinger, L. Thompson, H. King, A. Lloyd, P. Ault, P. Scott D. Harris, C. Hegg, C. Graf, B. Dickey, S. Srhotola. Row 4: W. Fischgrund, B. Helkie M. McNamara, J. Stouffer, S. Toul, N. Brubaker, C. Hertel, B. Barritt, N. Thompson, B Miller, R. lnlow, B. Giggy, D. Hartenbower, B. Williamson, M. Haines, M. Markanich J. Hughes, P. Boling, K. Aaron, P. McMillan, J. Schubert. Row 5: L. Helm, S. Smith, B Tompkins, D. Hogan, J. Matteson, B. Jones, J. Martin, R. Ritter, J. Nothstine, T. Miller E. Bryleski, J. Stackhouse, A. Madole, P. Barker, S. Bowman, B. Mclntyre, E. Schultz, C. Boroz, S. Estergren. 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Q' WY .' k W 4 if hs- , Q A 544 my ' J tx A Y 4 t ,X 'st Sw wisviwx i R cs axis F sm 'Wt sm W is 'X lst Row: Mauer, Nelson, Hull, Litweiler, Tennyson, Scholnik, Ranschaert, Landy, McMillan, Thibos, Ryburn. 2nd Row: Coker, Waterson, DeLeury, Harvey, King, Ukele, Dickey, Piper, Baldwin, Chesborough, Stackhouse, Weldy, Verhostra, Ranschaert, McNamara, Kuem- merle. 3rd Row: Talcott, Stevens, Huff, Aaron, Lehr, Roorda, Miller, Badger, Manges, Kellogg, Taylor, Shore, Miller, Powlas, Maurer, Robison, Talcott, Rothenberger, Delvalle, Wood, Cox, Wetmore, Dickey .4-Q -,-. O Us E c, T X mis. L. i M 'g?S-I 1 '4 11 , , I :lla All Q BEND The John Adams 96 piece Band had a very tull year. The schedule ' began with the pre-school concert tor the teachers' workshop. Following this and the opening ot school, the Band marched tor nine out ot ten football games including the championship game at Hammond. With the ending ot the football season, the Band graduated to indoor practices and played tor basketball games. They also played at all pep assemblies with the aid ot the pep band stationed at the tour corners. On -completing basketball obligations, the members ot the Band began working frantically on the solo and ensemble contest at LaPorte and the state contest at Indianapolis. Faring quite well in these S two contests, the Band began preparing tor the Band contest, and concluded their season with the annual school concert. Seated: Mr Ralston Director Standing J Verhostra Pres identg M Ranschaert S retary E Hull Librarian L Thompson Vice President Dietchley, Kowals, Brentlinger, Miller Wisley Aitcheson Rusk 4th Row Bird Hubart Hinkle, Evertts, Riddle, Chamberlain Ramsey Bolenbaugh Hull Means Hegg Wilson Neimeyer, Zeider, Johnson, Kaiser Thompson Marks Beebe Morse Nelson Kurtz Pierson. Standing: Priest, Davis Hackett Wood Carpenter Bare Tinkle Dailey Brush SN cfs.: s is s Ns R Orchestra Q.- sys K 5 M M SW-UB aff? M A 'lst Row: P. Rusk, B. Chriest, C. Fieser, B. Johnson, E. Schultz, M. Haines, S. Tizampsorw, B- GGGUS- 3rd Row: C- Kef5l'me - L- Klinglwmmer. C- Williams. l- C0flS0f1, C- 5l1eI'mCIf1 T. Thompson. 2nd Row: P. Scott, B. Lon, J. Ebeling, L. Helm, J. Lirweiler, S. Maurer, S. Runsfhcert, M. MCNGm0rc1, J. Swckhouse, M. Badger. R. Miller, T. Pierson,J Marks S. Ryburn, P. McMillan, M. Ranschaert, B. Coker, A. Rachels, B. Enfield, D. Getzinger, R- HUH- Sfflndingi MV- Walton. -l- Winklemcn. A- RC1Cl'IelS, M- Priest, C- COX, J- Vefl'10SfI'G R. Miller, Vice President, E. Schultz, Secretary, M. Ran- schaert, President, Mr, Walton, Sponsor, T. Thompson, Librarian J. Chesborough, E. Hull, F. Kummerle. The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Ronald Walton, started the season by participating in the music program for the North Central Teachers' Association. From beginning to end, the year held a full schedule of events. The members participated in school concerts, assemblies, and plays during the year. ln what free time they had, they prepared for solo and ensemble contests. The Orchestra gave concerts at various iunior high and grade schools of South Bend. The annual Band and Orchestra contest, in which the Orchestra members also played, was held in Griffith this year. All of the Orchestra mem- bers were in the All City Orchestra. F551 453, .PDE axe 275 Student Council 2 s is 5 s XR S sl S xX V ig i on SX 5 E S Q E 5 s I 5 5 3 as .....i.... Ofificers and Board. T. Brown, R. Inlow, S. Metcalfe, J. Bamene, Vice Presi- dont: Mr. Nelson, Sponsor: T. Horn, President: M. Schwonz, Treasurer: B. Mc- The Student Council is the student governing body which represents the opinions and needs of every student. It encourages initiative and leadership in conjunction with its cooperation with other school organizations. A few of this Freshmen and Sophomores: lst Row: K. Kaeppler, C. Phillipofl, J. Widmar, G. Jacobs, B. Geans, B. Williamson, S. Valentine. 2nd Row: P. Waechter, D. Barnette, E. Schultz, J. Hughes, D. Nichols, J. Dobecki, P. Bezeredy, R. Robison. Zrd Ron: J. Fett, B. Grant, S. Weaver, D. Maurer, S. Lightner, M. Reber, M. Lick, B. Rogers, J. Eich, T. Lehr. -'ith Row: J. Conrey, L. Chaden, D. Mickelsen, P. McCullough, B. O'Connell, M. Camblin, B. Smith, J. Brown, K. Hedman. lntyre, Secretory, J. Jacobs, B. Ziker, C. Weldy, L. Rogers, W. Rachels. year's Student Council projects and activities were the Leadership Clinic, Share Their Fare Drive, Show- a-roun, Back-to-School Assembl , Korean Y Y Orphan Drive, and the sale of sweatshirts, book covers, study guides, and pins. C Q Yi'-.Sis X Q y cs.. V . . .X 3 Q . ,... . X s Juniors and Seniors: lst Row: J. lNeiss, R. Grittith, B. Prohaska, P. Bryant, M. Hoelscher, S. Norton, J. Thompson. 2nd Row: K. Mundell, B. Twigg, D. Doyle, S. Wickizer, K. McHugh, F. Finch, J. Messick, D. Chizek. Srcl Row: S. Mitchell, J. Jacobson, S. Weldy, P. Rantz, S. Schwanz, S. Lawrence, N. Bru- baker, D. Hoyt. 4th Row: P. Soellinger, B. Hedman, S. Polk, T. Gerber. E. Benum, D. Brownell, J. Rose, P. Laederer. 5th Row: B. Magnuson, D, Scott B. Fischer, R. Wallace. Junior Walton The Junior Waltons is made up of John Adams students who are sincerely interested in wildlife or the outdoors. The purpose of the club is to safely defend the forests, waters, wildlife, soil, and minerals as the Conservation Pledge of the club states. The Senior Walton League has aided the Adams Junior Waltons by giving land to them for conservation projects. The Senior Walton League was the scene for the annual Walton dance held in the spring. B. Twigg, Secretary. . ri s e LBT I' ,A 'X QS. 2 If X . ' Q 'V ' 11 ' .iraq I' Q I I y S nga? In ...,,. W .5 lzpl YH, 5: X F Y rg rd f ' ' 1 1 is ? ' 4 5 . P 4 54 2 X W' lst Row: T. Tinkel, C. Szewczyk, F. Aichele, C. Jacobs, B. Wilson, R. Mutzl, D. Jannsen, G. Miller, L. Pletcher. 2nd Row: J. Rose, R. Szalay, B. Davis, B. Coy, J. Mould, R. Nieter, C. Hauguel,S. Ward, J. Phillips, W. Aitcheson, B. Keller, J. Enyart. 3rd Row: B. Gillen, G. Heidt, R. Joosens, J. Cseh, D. Newcomer, S. Rodin, D. Mickelsen, C. DeLeury, N. Brubaker, P. Wozniak, M. Kinsey, P. Biddle, J. Struck, J. Hahl. 4th Row: C. Heritage, C. Wilcox, L. Goetz, A. Morey, J. Hobbick, B. Wyatt, D. Morris, R. Peters, J. Wilcox, N. Moyer, D. Wilson, B. Giggy. Mr. Litweiler, Sponsor, M. Markanich, Treasurer, J. Davis, President, D. LaMarr, Vice President xops wql T 7' STSQQQ WFIL.-r 5 CO Kp -SEQND Ushers Club Freshmen and sophomores. 151 ROW: B, Golomb, T, Meilgtrub, T. Evans, R. Juniors and Seniors: 'lst Row: T. Price, B. Sweet, A. Hobbs, N. Moyer 2nd Szalay, K. Clayton. 2nd Row: F. Hurlbut, S. Kulp, J. Tetzlatif, F. Ditsch. Row: L. HannG, 5- R0m5eY, W- Kflegf B- Gl99Y- The Ushers Club is a service organ- ization which provides ushers for many activities held in the John Adams Auditorium. The club tries to increase service and cooperation among the school, city, and incli- viduals. The ushers also strive to build personal pride, to provide useful extra-curricular activities, and to learn how to handle people in all situations. Membership is open to any boy in John Adams. 54 I f S 0 A-A....,s afmsw..-A-QMM..-.,s,.N.,,M.,..-..Y.,.,.-,-e,.cs.,-.ws,..+...,,,..,,.,, Mm ,W rt, X ti ,,,.,,.4'W. , . 3 F. Stave, Recording Secretary, G. Heidt, Attend- Mf- Weir, 5P0n50'i B- Wilson' President' a nce Sec reta ry. Usi-teas C-we Screen Club A, , f ,M F. Q f , , 2 - 51 lgfi T a 5 Seated: R. Joosens, T. Ries, F. Ditsch. Standing: K. Sandock, T. Coney, C. Seated: N- Olshewski, M- KFUQSV- Sfandlngf M- Nelson, G- Bal'-7k B W'l50n Sockmcnl G. Heidt, R. SZCIGYI R. Henderson- B. Alteri, D. Rooder, C. Wray, J. Winkelmann, M. Lloyd. i n'qC A Mg... ...M-'Q no The Screen Club is devoted to serve , 'T T QQ, Q 0 the audio-visual aid needs of John A f ' gi i Adams. The members give up study J 'B 'B 5: U X.f?i1'7sg if hall time in order to set up and f' ' X i :ww ' N: operate the movie projectors for A ' s individual classes and for assem- blies. Any boy or girl who can pass f . ' the Screen Club test is eligible for , membership. f 0, el Ne B U U VJ U asus '1 u Q B. Wetter, President: Mr. Martin, Spon- B. Wetter, President, B. Laughman, Secretary, 50,-. A. Schipper, Vice-President. library Club Nwwnm XD HP-' . .sc x will 'L ' J. Martin, L. Thompson, W. Stewart, M. Liggett, D. Koren, N. Berman, B. Andrews, B. Miller. Seated: L. Bourdon, Secretary, M. McNight, Vice- Presidentg J. Mould, Treasurer. Standing: B. Lig- gett, Social Chairman, E. Jackson, Historian. 1. J The John Adams Library Club, under the supervision of the head librarian, performs a great service to the school. The members of the club give up study halls during the week in order to render service to the students and the school. Student librarians assist in checking out books and they also aid students in tinding reference material. ln order to keep the library functioning properly, the members send order cards, mend books, tile cards, check mail, shelve books, and many other duties. The Library Club is aftiliated with the Hoosier Student Librarians' and the North Central Student Librarians' Division. V9- ?'fy..f.1 M555 Moberg, Sponsor, D. Frost, Presndent . , 1 ckslfqf Yl Q19 C E Y . v Girls' Recreation Future Teachers M sf N S: NX , Sr' -x Y Gan, S. Durgin, Volleyball Sport's Chairman, Miss Bauer, Sponsor. The Girls' Recreation Club provides an athletic outlet for the sports- minded girls at John Adams who find volleyball, basketball, softball, and trampoline work fun. The girls get much enjoyment from their participation in these sports. The club arranges contests with similar athletic clubs at the other high schools. Instead of having officers, each sport has a sports chairman. Seated: F. Kummerle, Treasurer, B. Keller, Secretary, J Ebeling, President. Standing: M. Kinsey, Program Chqir man: J. Dobecki and P. McMillan, Historians, The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to acquaint pros- pective teachers with the iob and the duties for which they are headed and to interest more people in the teaching profession. The main project of the year was to arrange a Teacher's Tea. The members of the club also helped teachers by grading papers. ist Row: E. Hull, J. Hehl, J. Struck, P. Taylor, E. Zeider, B. Geans, D. Karen 2nd Row: H. Eby, S. Marrs, P. Miller, B. Miller J Bushman K Engle 3rd Row' 1 'Q 3 i T f rx 2 KN . . s ,ff , .ea .. 1 5 J... 3 . i - A Q-QS Seated: E Baumgarner, J. VanFaasen, B. Anderson, S. Langell, S. Stewart. ' ' ' ' ' ' Standing: M. Hinkle, S. Weddle, I. Evertts, S. Bowman, K. Ostrander, P. M. McNamara, C. Nace, L. Szewczyk, D. Dreesbach, C. Tetzlaff, W. Downham. Bezeredy A. Bennett' 57 1 W. .. 'SP Miss Walsh, Sponsor, J. Jacobs, Editor. L. Rogers, Feature Editor, M. Hoelscher, Exchange Editor. Seated: S. Rantz, S. Barts, J. Sheets, B. Rogers, K. Dhoore. M. Homingl Advertising and Business Manager- Standing: M. Ritter, D. Huffman, D. Benton, T. Thompson, M. Horn, J. Weir, N. Mathis. The Tower is Adams' weekly newspaper which is distributed every Friday morning before school. It is edited by a head staff of four students and Miss Mary Walsh, sponsor. Students who are interested in the field of journalism help prepare the paper. The three main departments are script which writes J VKX.. C Q L -WJ eg news items, feature articles, and sports events: circulation which handles the folding of the paper subscriptions, selling the paper, and the exchange of the papers with the other schools, advertising an-1 business which solicits ads from local patrons anf businesses. QT R I - Kg . 'I 3 X S X.. s E Writers: lst Row: S. Weldy, S. Schwanz, E. Svendsen, A. Dean, J. Conrey, Feature Writers: lst Row: C. Ritter, P. Plotkin, M. Ranier, C. Cox, P. Rant: M. Kinsey, H. Williams, S. Jacobs. 2nd Row: C. Schiller, J. Ebeling, J. Poling, D- HGFFJS, K- Keller, 5- LOWYSUCG, D- DUW5- 2nd ROW: S' Bovfmcm' S' Ntwofrej' J. Ross, P. Sherman, B. Ziker, J. Jacobson, W. Stewart, C. Nace. 5- Smith, D- OPPSVFUOH, J- VeFl'10Slf0, S- Metcalfe, B- H9lk'ef J- HU9 eff - 595 Bolenbaugh, M. Barton. 3rd Row: K. Kerner, C. Bird, S. Nelson, S. Schock, M. Reber, G. Heyn, S. Marko, E. Schultz, J. Widmar. Seated: J. Martin, Feature Editor, M. Schwanz, Ass't. Feature Editor. Standing: K. Mundell, Ass't. Club Editor, J. Sheets, Club Editor, S. Barts, Faculty Editor. A record of 56-57 is the result of this year's Album. The Stahf hopes that you will find a complete record of your activities throughout the year. The production of the Album in- volves the hard work and deter- mined planning by many students. Members of the Staff spend their free periods in room lOl, starting early in the fall, in order to com- plete production by June. -V f 'Ii ,A f 4 'T 'L K. I lb ' 1,-'ms ss A w ' sie W , K N ,us Q R18 S3 x Sim: . C. Hertel, Editor, Mr. Carroll, Sponsor. l D E I BQ n V O L TD f x , ff 5 MA l X . we .J 15: K , I Seated: P. Barker, Junior Editor, S. Norton, Co-Senior Editor. Standing: M. Quealy, Freshmen Editor, B. Musser, Circulation Manager, M. Hoelscher, Co-Senior Editor. To raise money to help finance the Album, the Business Staff sells programs at the football games, and also operates a concession booth during the basketball season. The Advertising Staff solicits adver- tisements to local patrons and businesses. The Circulation Staff is made up of a manager and a representative from each homeroom. This staff at- tempts to obtain as many subscrib- ers as possible in the fall. ln June the Staff distributes the finished Album to the students and faculty. P. Bryant, Sophomore Editor, R. Weaver, M. Hemphill, Art Editors, P. Sherman, J. Ross, Sports Editors, J. Verhostra, Advertising Manager. 59 6 Freshmen: lst Row: S. Hamburg, L. Scholnik. 2nd Row: L. Colle, J. Lovell. 3rd Row: J. Phillips, B. Poulin. 4th Row: S. Kubiak, J. Zeitler. 5th Row: J. Shoe- maker, J. Eich, J. Zeitler. l K X X Junior Red Cross Nw- . X, S. Metcalfe, Secretary-Treasurer, D Hoyt, President, L. Rogers, Vice-Pregi dent. J ft Seniors: lst Row: G. Hennion, B. Prohaska. 2nd Row: H. Spagnola, J. Sheets. 3rd Row: B. Ziker, D. Chizek, D. Hogan. .s . ,sf .lJf Miss Law, Sponsor. The John Adams Council of the St. Joseph County Chapter of the American Junior Red Cross again planned and carried out the annual Tuberculosis Seal Sale Drive which was quite successful. ln February, favors were made through the Art Department for Veterans' Adminis- tration Hospitals. The spring months were busy with the organization and carrying out plans of the inter- city council and the filling of gift boxes for Hungarian Relief. During the year, the council has done its share of beneficial work for the school and community. .46- Us .- ,W-fvf,-,Mfroffs-Q1.1,.gf:,s -. ,, .. . ., . - .- .. ' ff MHZ, .Ma .f fs ' ,. .. ' 'QI 3 f. ri! ' f 4 . 5 ' . 4 ...ff-., 27, , ,,g. 'ff' V, .I ,,,,. .. r -! :J -. '-we-ff, . r t ' .ir my . , f' 3 ' . V -1 .. .. P:-f T ' ., ggsewc, .. 1. ., w- Q' - -Q U6 1' 4 We ,Q K Sophomores and Juniors: lst Row: K. Johnson, J. Bolenbaugh, B. Horka. 2nd Row: M. Wettergren, B. Maculski, D. Diamond. 3rd Row: S. Toul, E. Zeider. 4th Row: C. Wendzonka, M. Kinsey, J. Singler. 5th Row: K. Jamieson, S. Reichard. 6th Row: F. Kuemmerle, P. Soellinger, B. Wilson. Troupe Number 1464 of the Na- tional Thespian Society ot John Adams is an honorary dramatic group devoted to the advancement ot dramatic arts. Students who have earned the honor ot membership through acting and production work are inducted in the semi- annual tormal initiation. Meetings are held monthly in a member's home. Thespian projects include buying new stage equipment and working on all school productions as actors, student directors, and committee heads. 5 ? S ' N SP I Thespiun 2 M. Horning, Treasurer, C. Weldy, Secretary, J. Jacobs, Vice-President. M. Stowers, President, Mr. Brady, Sponsor. 'lst Row: J. Ross, R. Weaver, B. Mclntyre, S. Weldy, H. Williams, S. 2nd Row: D- Brownell, S- Cl1GClG'f1, A- H0blDS, J- Ebeling, J- M0050 Metcalfe, B. Prohaska, S. Stoner, M. Seedorf, B. Ziker, P. Sherman. C. Hertel, G. Heyn, V. Davis, P. Troup, D. Hoyt. li 6 t re Nurses Lett to right: M. Kunde, J. Heston, W. Stewart, S. Mitchell, J. Enyart, B. Mus- ser, C. Rhodes, S. Toul, J. Singler. P. Barker, Vice Presidentg M. Quealy, Treasurer, B. Maculski, Secretary. The Future Nurses Club is sponsored by the Medical Auxiliary ot St. Joseph County. The purpose ot the club is to give high school girls a wide picture ot the nursing profession and an insight into the nursing work. This was done by entertaining guest speakers from the field ot medicine and nursing at various club meetings throughout the year. The Future Nurses accompanied other high school clubs on visits to area hospitals and other places of medical interest. The club also worked for the Cancer Society during the year. HEI' H7111 if if .mph 'Wai N. Thompson, President, Mrs. Chamberlain, Sponsor. Lett to right: J. Moore, B. Sostack, L Farian, C. Polk, B. Papcrndria, B. Nem eth, S. Hoffman, A. Walters. Debate Club at x 'i I . The Debate Club teaches the members to analyze a subject thoroughly, x gy f i to gather information, and to present their side of a question with ,, A. Shapiro, L. Harvey, J. Keller, C. Schiller, S. Opperman, J. Lovelace, B. Liss. xgxsw ff 4 ,-4,-. :,Jf.Y5A?s22t?f 'Z .-its! QT '4t,v3E..fVx,.7.5 fiwffkl 1 , . MY . P n -1 n uw n 3 J' 3 Q. o fD 0 3 -0- CD n E-DH C 3 un - -1 U' Q. rr C rn 3 rn U' 3 2 2 0 I7 fp fn ID 3- Q -1 T 3' 2 3 T 3 ,,, S. U C 3' D. FD Q rn 3 8' ff. 4 P3 FE 'D Q C: -1 3 3 2. ' 2 Q Ln 3 2 Q: N 2 2. fb 5' : -f 3 LQ :r I4 3- E. Q 2 Q. 2 3' I Q 1 O 3 f-D :x 3- Q .Q Q V, 3 2 3 O -0- Q 3 ut C 3 P 3 :r 2 LQ o. 2, N I Q Q. 3 Q J H. -. e 3- Fn' 3 Q 1 :s ' FD o 2 97 Q :,' 3 1 G 3' 6:3 N4 fb O 1 D' S U Q V7 CD -v w -o n co ,D 3 S 1 E o- Q 3 CD 3 LQ T' n , eww 'W S MA'W,,,e, ,, . ,.4Q+-Q 'Q' MQW, N, fffvf gg1'6?i' fx-pie' g . gy Q S f 7 ,,.,. :gs-ti? L . .1 - Q , X ' , ' in C. Hertel, Secretary, R. Miller, President, D. Goldstein, Vice President. 'Nt M Bad er, J. Litweiler, P. Donahue, E. Svendsen J Hobbs D Gillman Mr. Brady, Sponsor. . 9 64 ist Row: V. Szabo, C. Phillipoft. Stand- ing: D. Reynolds, J. Stoufter, P. Troys, B. Williamson. f V, ,,,, . en., 'f Seated: L. Williamson. R. Mangus, J. McCormick. Standing: D. Wilson, T. Evans, J. Downs. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is primarily a service organization. The members strive to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards ot Christian character. The platform is clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean sportsmanship. The Hi-Y has been a very busy club this past year. The club sponsored Adams Eve, the Coronation Ball, Parents Night, and Freshman and Guest Night. The club also gave baskets to needy families at Christmas time, escorted the basketball queen's court, presented the Easter assembly, and helped the Junior Red Cross sell Christmas Seals with the mailbox delivery project. . Seated: E. McKinney, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Dickey, Sponsor, D. Rowe, President, J. Toepp, Treasurer, J. Barnette, Secretary. Standing: B. H: Wilson, Chaplain, T. Horn, Vice President. 3 .1 Q ,431 1 a ' ' '41 . . ' I . f, ,H . Af- . V .,.,f-,F . .... . . .. , fi .fi-?'.,f 'If .-my... ,W .... -1 1, , . , ,.gy.--yr jgggrl.. - , ' M 4 lst Row: J. Dickey, J. Hobbs, R. Phelps M. Camblin, D. Marquart. 2nd Row: T Brown, T. Harbin, D. McCoy, N. Moyer B. Coy, T. Price. Kneeling: D. Gill, J. Wiseman. Standing: M. Kamman, N. Fogarty, G. Miller, D. Morris. I l S- . f in wx 2 . E E -Teens ' s'R,Ti is s 1--XSL C. Messmore, Vice President, D. Koren, Treasurer, A. Walters, President, C. Coko, Secretary. The Y-Teens is a service organization which works closely with the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to build a better fellowship ot women and girls, devoted to the task of realizing the ideals ot personal and social living, to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. ln this way the club seeks to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in knowledge and love ot God. Each year at Easter and Christmas, the Y-Teens aid children and adults in hospitals and orphanages. The club holds an annual picnic and o Mother and Daughter Banquet. The Y-Teens also pay part of the fee for the foreign exchange students. Nr 9.5. PY'Qff'i2'sffiEXfi1 UW H' ffhzv' P 'iz'-z:'1.,f , 1 'a 'He T H5257 ' ' 4 '9Y'1'f 1 3 fi 2' x- 'Q we ffm 2 b e ' 5 ., -- I 2 E 3 QJZ7 , ,- 4' T Q ' M1 ff if L, f , f' . , J 1 ff ' -X '- G51 stiff?-emerge-Q? - U -4 differ' x --1 l ' -1' :..,.f. ,.,,.f-.,.,.m.Ag-.4 9 .9 : wr- :- ' 1 L. f 7 rl? .kcwx , , . -f -M ...f my fr - llhwiv ...frm mg., Y ,W Ky i L. Fisher, B. Leonard. A. Oberle, S. Emery, S. Woodward. , TEENS ll.. L . y I I . D. Diamond, D. Retner, L. Shenenberger, J. Messmore. 65 T i 'Ist Semester Otticersz J. Barnette, Treasurer, W. Rachels, Secretary, J. Hylman, President, T. Con- ley, Vice President. ' Monogram Club The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote and preserve the wholesome athletic traditions of the school and by doing this to aid in creating better sportsmanship and school spirit. Being of an athletic nature, the Monogram Club strives to recognize the dignity of the worthwhile accomplishments of any athlete in whatever sport he is a participant. This year's club sponsored all the awards assemblies and presented most valuable player awards to the out- standing member of the football, basketball, base- ball, and track teams. The club also sponsored the annual spring dance in addition to serving Adams in any task that was broguht to the club's attention. 2nd Semester Officers: Seated: D. Nichols, Vice President, B. Mitchell, President, F. Osman, Treas- urer. Standing: D. Scott, Secretary, J. Williams Sergeant-at-Arms. I l 7 X J I . Y 53' Xxix l J 'mpg l ' xxwllqjf - 9. .,j- X it X lst Row: J. Rothel, T. Brown, J. Ross, J. Alfred, D. Murphy, R. Davis P. lst Row: J. Barnette, B. Petzske, T. Townsend, E. Benum, B. Magnuson, D. Hirou, B. Sheets, J. Bock. 2nd Row: J. Messick, T. Kiser, B. Goody B. Taxis' Hoyt, D. Christman, B. Morgan, T. Lacopo. 2nd Row: D. Getzinger, E. Ross, P. Miller, P. McCullough, K. Marvel, R. Milliken, J. Hartke, B. Chreist. T. Cates, B. Fischer, E. Kemper, J. Turner. C 'J Booster Club g s 3 . -4 ng u 'Q ' f BOOSTQR K Sl-'ue Ofgcers and Board: En5l9 1f Sophomore RBDVSSGNTGHVB: J. Sheets sentative, B. Ziker, President, Mr. Roop, Sponsor, S. Mitchell, Secre- an B. Mclntyre, Senior Representatives, S. Weldy, Junior Repre- tary, B. Hewitt and C. Boroz, Cheerleaders, , ist. Row: Helkie, Wettsrgren, Barnette, Trisinger, Barts, Benton, Huffman, Phillips, Aitcheson, Lisk, Kubisiak, Maculski, Gobdel, Ingalls, Reber. 2nd Row: Widmar, Maurer, Cox, Schwanz, Altman Welber, Keller, Krug, Hardwick, Hoffman, Wheatley, Barritt, Kerner. 3rd Row: Nace, Horn, Dia mond, Verhostra, Koren, Bowman, Kinsey, Ebeling, Thompson, Tennyson, Deleury, Marrs, Brinley. 4th Row: Schiller, Keller, Dobecki, Bezeredy, Ebeling, Nichols, Hammes, Thibos, Williamson Valentine, McGann, Humphreys, Horvath, Ross. 5th Row: Rosenberg, Flessing, Ward, Carlson Ostronder, Poulin, Grimshaw, Kirkendall, Alberts, Bird, Boger, Dhaene, Poling. 6th Row: Rawles Hewitt, Aichele, Hobbs, Miller, Brownell, Williamson, Daniel, Rosenbaum, Niemeyer, Shapiro Hedmon, Hortenbower. I The John Adams Booster Club strives to promote pride and enthusiasm in all athletic activities and to help the students become a more unified student body. The Booster Club, under the leadership of a sponsor, officers, and board has experienced a very successful year with a variety of activities. Members of the club typed ticket applications, dec- orated goal posts, provided pre-game stunts, secured bus service to out-of-town games, held pep rallies and dances, conducted Football, Tennis, and Cross Country clinics, sponsored the Football queen coron- ation, and many other activities related to the school's athletic program. Some of the additional activities of the Booster Club were erecting a Base- ball scoreboard, securing a rebounding trophy, sponsoring Dad's night, selling Adams license plates, and promoting the sale of Football and Basketball tickets. uni.-r i ON Fit. HQNQQ .SOCAET 5.42 .3 Q T Q O J. s g s..sc..-xsilwimkbs...o NXX, Q.sM1..cQ.c..isc xx.., ,..x 4 Seate Nutionol Honor Society X M xlxixixkxkrxt' TFT TA5 vw X .... BY ' Kem. KE., KZlflwf-l1iffi1QfslI1Q?i,Q.S12sll.i,Lrg 'L is A xx . Soi r - ,. x , sw 1 N N. Y Sw N 3 as -Mk N53 ' X. Qs 1 i 4 . is Rem A xg. X k xl S. Mitchell, President, Mr. Krider, Sponsor. The National Honor Society exists to encourage and recognize scholarship, leadership, character, and service among the iuniors and seniors of John Adams , Agra. 3 f , v - -'A-...,, ,,,,.aUv-0- ,,,. ' I V 'Wm WWWWW f f C. Weldy, Treasurer, J. Jacobs, Secretary. High School. The honor of being elected to this group is the highest honor the school awards, for it is recognition of all around development conferred by the combined iudgment of the entire faculty. ffflfzwrzrnr' xx si sf f 9 Q X ' .LP f NX me dz B. Hewitt, C. Hertel, J. Martin, S. Metcalfe, J. Sheets, M. Hoelscher. Standing: B. Keller, J. McCreight, J. Daniels, R. lnlow, P rp Sherman, T. Brown, K. Aaron, B. Dickey. J4 Drama Club Board and Officers, D, Brgwnelll C, Weldy, J. Muffin, Vice pres, ident, J. Ross, President, M. Horning, Secretary-Treasurer, S. Weldy, V. Davis. Standing: B. Prohaska, T. Thompson, B. Barritt, J. Jacobs. The Drama Club's purpose is to acquaint students ily. The club also helped the Glee Club with the with the many phases of play production. During the vesper service and the operetta. In November, the year, the Drama Club presented a Tuberculosis skit, members took o trip to Chiqogo to see No Time a Christmas play, and a tall play, The Royal Fam- For Sergeantsf' V ist Row: Rusk, Finch, Altman, Lawrence, Hertel, Hemphill, Hunt, Rantz, Cox, Barker, Madole, Thompson. 2nd Row: Dean, Welber, Fischgrund, Davis, Maurer, Frank, Ebeling, Flessing, Ward, Wiedler, Metcalfe, Hogan, Heyn, Svendsen, Hewitt. 3rd Pom Lovelace, Williamson, Hammes, Levy, Ryon, Weaver, Hartenbower, Ziker, Grimshau, Longfellow, Langel, Horvath. Standing: Nelson, Baldwin, Valentine, Hubortt, Vwlidmar, Kirkendall, Hoyt, Lightner, Nace, Horn, Thibos, Verhostra. l lst Row: Henz, VanFaasen, Schiller, Anderson, Odalius, Gyorkos, Phillips, Anderson Holdmann, Dobecki, Rantz. 2nd Row: Fischgrund, Baker, Hughes, Wetzel, Hegg, Scott, Schultz, Eby, Szewczyk, Aitcheson, Boger, Bezeredy. 3rd Row: Meadow, Rosenstein, Kummerle, Nelson, Seedort. Standing: Albert, Schock, Weir, Chaden, Liss, Rosenbaum, Bird, Reber, Gaunitz. 69 1 A Waltz Dream 3 Nt r ,N 2 N ' ' S . e gg? Mwi '- T, Dave Hartenbower Nancy Thompson Hal King Carol Hertel D k Hobbs Brenda Barritt u e Kent Wilkinson Sue Melcalfe Sue Bowman The Drama Club and Glee Clubs under the direction of Mr. James Lewis Casaday and the musical direction of Mrs. Lawrence T. Pate presented Oscar Straus's A Waltz Dream on March 28 and 29. Mr. William Brady acted as co-ordinator and, Mr. Ronald Walton was the orchestral director. Gayle Heyn and Carol Schiller were student directors. i this Sylvania, a tiny unknown kingdom, was utterly bankrupt and needed a foreign loan desperately. But one would have been granted only if the present dynasty was tabil- izd. Unfortunately Prince Rupert, Princess Helene's tie ance, had been exiled, and Helene would marry no other. .wi-tis, ggiusiit -X liltlis tfsiiwx: 'Xsg sf a ws' -x., sf .N A. L r 3 sg? eq r lm 'S fx . v x 'C XWM. - F5 Tom Miller w Lucy Wappenstein ' -5-fb' ' - X 45.53 s Q? was , Q9 as cgqlkitia ' V22 it :kiwi N gitirtgits gtfgstitls x ilstilfgt k visit tilts gtste A if c . I iii -wi m- f NN Larry Shirley Otolski A Waltz Dream xg ,K . ..N. .img b 5-l F , , I . . ' ' X ' i ,. -X ' ' 'M 1 'Pl' sw 1, , l 3 ,.r . 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Row l: Manager Mellender, McKnight, Johnson, Sheets, l-lam, Juhas Row 'la Dickens, Howerton, Townsend, Fogarty, Quimby, Flowers, Brown, West, Ham. Row 2: Sheets, Hall, Wray, Williams, Buss, Ruppert, McCullough, Morgan, i Phillipott, Turner, Branclley, Maggart, and Hedman. Row 2: Kershner, I 1 1 Snyder, Tomsett, Christman, Cox, Cohen, Thompson, Barton, Dowdy. Hill, TUllY, MGQVWUSOW, Gfanlf H05lV'3W5eV, Meilsffwp, Mwth, MYeVSf Bella Grimm, and Camblin. Row 3: Williams, Mellinger, l-larris, Loutzenhiser Eagle, Purdy, McCoy, Johnson, Piechovviak, Mihail, Hemphill, Borkovvski and Smith. 'fi 1 ff . I 1 I X it we ,Am -uk was K , '. ,T 't vw- tb, V- 1- fm Q - 'T ,!:,1fgf,VT , 'Q xx Fi , A 2, ,WW wi .. A-faecgs' A H, xyv M 9 bi. X is Ln4,3x,'0v 3.5.1,-e WM Nxt gssk rigggxmw Agtlwmi v V 5'1te,,, . l V wh I Q,-E: ,UWXQQ iNa.' nf' A 1 'fe , l fs is f'iss' sr ll N l .4 ,wk Q z f' H-. A V N L M, .wx .J sfxm K' l 5 l ,, ff ff Row l: Alford, Turner, Getziner, Grady, Mitchell, Lacopo, Hylman, Magnuson. Row 2: Scott, Bock, Jacks, Marvel, Williams, Conley, Murphy, Cates, Hirou, Nichols, Phillips. 6 if 'lT The netmen, coached by Mr. Ernest Kaeppler, compiled a five won three lost record to place them fourth in the confer- ence race. The season was highlighted by 5-O shutouts of Michigan City, LaPorte, and Ft. Wayne North Side. The Eagles provided rugged competition for undefeated Conference Champs Central losing a hotly contested match 3-2. n u ll 5. tr if Q. 1 I 1 t it V I. lt tl U .Ms 4 ,w-v4'4 9. V 'r A 'Q 1 p,.-tl'-TL: , RX' V' . Sf, y , ww X Q. .Q Coach Kaeppler K Q M 5 ' l ,, . N '5 . We is 3,51 K I lx Y, . H f Q -Q ,. ' :g f 55 E' l X X uv1 - T if 8 I -W '-if A l :Xi Qt- ii ,- I F gi vfgii if '.f ' ll H, X saifw .W '-'-- 1t --zv - i 5 2 f ' ti f .bts W ' 'rl' 'rff . f 31, sttr 'tr' ' ...4::::fr , t YS it 'Ii . s -S 9 S 'r in ' we iii Y ' ' . IQ 9575 t',' swf if t: - 'A in f V f fv ' l C 'Q J ll f.'S?l. k ' X' ,ian ' gf' S ' 'F if M255 s,:V: . ' 3 'iisg J A . v ,. .,t2-':- on guard! xr :f ,v it - T M T T' V lg T if llll :'i ii' Lael.-- In 3 fe m G if T s L s ' :'2S: ' j .. - I X J F W f - .5 W- it . f ll 'f f - S is 1 gp . .ft W e , .. ss-s A if - J., ' - ze- -'F' 'f - i ' f ' . A ,, . . Q A L' it C 9- '1 ' .. .--t 5 . - ,. - I ' ' - I., 9' .RK :'. ' :-. 1 '1....s . ,.:'-, cs S ' l 2 to . ,,. l.4....Lf ' ' it A .1:, I f -V . --2.c,...,. N M ais- F ' i A i' e 1.9 PGH i ' F I ' .. , i I A -'V t. ' ' X. fl i'i'i ' .f.- 1 is 'iw 4' . HH- - fr 'Q i'r' 't ft' Tiifliif. ' is lV 'f Q i . g my - , f s y if -' f 's11i1'1 ' s . iq X X' , llc 1 ' 1 Q j ' wi llll .4 ' ,,.. , L' T 4 flil' . Ax N - L 1 L 5 I t WM fs ' lv, .gr 9 ' ,,..- i x X 3 4 ' 1 5 ' 1 4 T' Q- ' I 'tr' I s' 't 1'1 ,,.- X: creme V 1 ...El 3 xl .. K A W M ' .' , - 4 i - V153 7 17' ,' 'Q' sally V Aww' i iff? Y VNIQRR 1 Ar X if 1, l , is , A X ,X X Row l: M. Ross, S. Polk, B. Chreist, J. Ross, K. Kaeppler, manager. Q ' X ,Q Row 2: G. Wallman, H. Rosenbaum, J. Downs, T. Gibson, B. Fisher. ,, -.x. f. ' X Nw-' . - I I 1 I T . 5 N., -ww I ll . I is Il it l lt it ll ll is Ii I .l Ml. Rx - . . . ' TTT XXX XX Next year's team will lose the services of Senior Captain T X, .Iohn Ross, however, this year's nucleus of first man Bob ' Fischer, second man Bob Chreist, and fourth man Gary i..Ml 'K Captain Ross Wallman will all return to torment the foes of next fall. These writers predict a conference championship next season. XXX 'f- v i W K givin F WN Q-Q--......,,..,,, M.m-,, . Got it Fish? Coach Ralph Powell's cross country team was victorious in three out of twelve meets. In the city meet, the harriers finished third, and in the sectional meet they were eleventh. Foreign exchange student Edgeir Benum strengthened the team this year. Despite their poor record, the Eagles have the potential to be a conference contender in future years. www Captain Petzke Cross Countr . if, . .r 5 'F . his 'fy 5 s . Q -. ::7 5f3Q v dbh , ws - Q Q- A i V il i i Q39 W , W Q w ' ' Q Rfk 3' is ' 1 6 w fe ' '3 . . . J Q .1-. V J we W ' 4 i sf ' K., f f .. 5 3 K V My x DWF! 1 Q, vi A , f 5 tl . , 5 , ' ' wav P' 1 I 1 Q Qt i E I C F 1 ' 1 4' V N, az ms W , Q -X .4 V. wh. , l X sv 99 me 'ti f Z4 x VN , fb, .I by W ss iw-J. ,,i., W Q . sf-M, . X .. ,,:, b . 1 3 - 4, Y H Q , , I . . at 5.-,S 1, 43213 , . ,Q 2 2 . I 1,3 lug . V . 2 Q s . , A as Sw M .. at 5 viii E A as V asv at We - Q 4, E QIZWQ .Hs , M 6 .gg ,QV , A .. I gk ,, . ,Q . as .0 new gf' in bl , 1 g 5 K1 in J I ,ga 'if ff . ' 41 f . S' s if e 3. 2 it . x are Q ,:1':'. ,.. 'W V ' I K M 5 Q 'Si t rt' Q . W. 'Y' Wy ., Q 5' I .Q ,.v, . H '--tt 1. ,Y -1. f . , 4 M. 3 .H ' P ' . ly, ,Q V? , M , ...1 Q, - 4, aff B. Hammes, R. Phelps, P. Troup, M. Seedorf, J. Fett, W. Harlan Row 2 J ahly, D. Wilson, J. McCormick, R. McCreight, P. Goodwin, J Toepp F. Osmon, E. Benum, W. Stowers, D. Gregory, B. Williamson, G Miller 2, fx -K . . 'NV .0 vhi, . ff--5'-Q iffy, N 5 ' 4 W A - ...M f P P , til ii , ' ' Row l: B. Wilson, J. Weir, Hobbs, B. Whitman, T. S-t Row 3: D. Gill, J. Barnette, J. Barnette, T. Kaiser, D. Bytner, J. Wilcox. fy A . . , . ,:'1Qf.,.35?ggP1f2 s-., , -1, fr:-1,.j-g1g','i t' -' '.-:15:.'.,:g',1-- my i . :S -,,-K. J. ' .. A' ' -' - . :ii 'Q . R ' ' J , fg Q N,, g..... X . f' J ea 3 - . ., A ' 5 5 Q 2 YR H' . Q V Q A : gi A. , . Q , 29' ft V f 4 Am 'A W'Wf fwiFs 'f ,. . - , . -in A . . L . ' M ' A 1 . , M. .. , ?ewQ5kymswfi'ser V s . Q -r M- WWW-wiwur K? 1 he ff.. , - A' is . bl 5 4 4, , 3,166 wlk..,,fQiy,Zig,v,.,vEk:iim..i, .aqglrit-N,9,,i..,,,, Ac, V 1-Se Ss My x A .. Q W. V. . ,W . ff.: ,' ga- ,f N 1 V rf Mu . :W rf- is 4' A--, A vi- M , ,jaglyii 2 Z My 'M 'l 1 Q lw wir'i A w9N'P RN' ' '?9Ni'm 'X .A ' JY'-fixx sf'3viZ4Wi 'J' 'R-N 'ini' l?? 4f' 1- if J ...ewes ' , . A W Q 5, miif.,g,,fi5x Q,,jfah,:133isifyfP MIX., f . 1, ,MQ ,ft I ,fl H fe 'gl QA...-r 4 if-Rvws-.pq 4' M' .N , V Q s . fl .1 ff iffwf-ftrf5Yi.:2tMvsil'it is 5-ffriw . A A K 'Y' X Qff9Z,V5w 'Z1 Q6 ,.,.,',,g f rs' 514 af' we 5' Q is Qgiggw-3 'Vygtvf' ' skim .ML X . 5 . ' :sf f 'zfl, iiwwen it gmigftlmlh uf tif .q J. Q' - -I '2 4 .-v...swusw?-w? .a. Charge! Coach Powell A - X cw. T' ,ff ' J' Dennis Bradley Jr. 6'3 Q, Q if-'ff' f : ,Q-jig .... TEC f T 'af Hes Rachelg Sr- 5110, , av- ff ff My ZA ,I f 1 . r 1, V ' ' T0 T ww -aff? - ' 1 .ZWA .. . ' .' ,, ,,,, , ,fl A Larrf Srnifh Sr. 5'l 2 ,w7,,,,,f,,,.,,f,.,,,, V, Basketb l l --B-lw-f-QT---M if-W . ,,,-..,,M,,.v,.,,.1. W, 1597 'f 'f , f ' QC. .W . .,,, ... ,.A.,,,.,,.., ,.., ,. by .,., , ' ' - ' glff , X X l X' v . J PL 'Y' . . T . X 'Xb . X ig 'YN I ., T a T L: ' . x g Rxsg . 4 .V.,,,. in Z!! J- X T f f Xfiflk. N5 izv ' 3 il T' X- ' 3' X C l . was if,.,,..,,, I Z,A , , Eugene Phllhps SO' 6 2 Coach Seaborg Ken Marvel So. 6'4 Roland Davis JV- 6'3' The hoopslers' alle' Splmmg regular season record. The Eag- l W . l ...,,,.. rh'f'1r I hrmmm T T f ew gs Wehve games' CGUQ X. T, les capTured Their own Holiday ,. 1 ' . . . . . . .,v,,--.e. A, .C I , ...M 're 'Tn Wont e remammg e'9hl T s Tourney crown wiTh hard ToughT 1 1 Ee?U arhseasin CCg'lleSl5'hpOWe'l' Y, vicTories over Riley and Washing- A , ' I ' ' ri . . T U. M'S awe 5' Tale .C amlmon 1 ' Ton. CenTral eliminaTed The Eag- 2 , ,- CHSPUS Allucks' and lnghly foul' T le quinTeT in The TirsT game of The ed Eikhaff Teri before The hi ii . H 0 I I Q , secTional of sTaTe TournamenT ac- ' ' . .T.V d Ygng Eaghes' An ear Y Season 4 . Tion. Rachels, Davis, Phillips, '- ss.s . . T 1-:'r . e eaT aT Tie hands of EasT Chi Marvel, Smith, and MCKHIQN V cago WashingTon was reversed j formed Coach Seaborgs nucleus , bfcluse Ther had lo lfofiffif miny and saw The mosT action. Balanc- C C J vs T ' . Wll ' . . f ' -..J 0 elf Qames ' l e for e'l 2, 9- ed scoring was a prominenf T , , Q.. ..' included, The Adams five earned facTor in The victory combination. an impressive T5 won and 5 losT Lee McKnighT Fr. 5'l I Ti x- Don Rowe Sr. 5'ii fm . ! , 2 .F ,T x., xxkx MRL . ajax .- Q m'x,.N T f Nusa ,Te K -.T-,.fg,.5 Q T S ., -.. C N N CX . C .0 as X if X-QS X ff - ,,, Nl ' is X A X 5 T x R N N. W X NX. is QW X NN tx TN asf? qf':q'i Q Q. ...Nw X , , ,+ gr- Q X Q R N N Nh-'A 'jr K X X X , X We , Y' x.. - John Turner Jr. 5'8 Jerry Alford Jr. 5'8 e+Y:cc,,cs, 5 song-M X rw.. ,. . J MWNMNX-MTW :1.::-:.:3XVb:.g . .. c c ,. J H Y F W :mcg 1 X Mg el 6 ,wx , r X aw .K ' iw l y Y .v . . ii? S.- Busketbullea was .l t'H l'5 WWW JQK MQW gm- -L Y Row 1: Johnson, Ninios, Jackson, Townsend, Christmon, Row l: O'Connell, Grey, Moore, Mortz Hill Magnuson HOQCW- Clemmons, Cczmblin. ROW 21 MU Pl'1Y, Bradley, Woechfer, Wcxllmon, Endres, Row 2: Butler, Borkowski, Mifloff, Johnson Jqmkowski MCCUll0U9l - Horris, Moore, Jones. 4 ' V, 'ff' rv VK 3 J n r M J J . , X Coach Rens lm ef ieffc 2 , K, Wllirrnnrn W .I , M, is f 2 f w One and one. berger li .5124 X v. Wheafl ey, Seedorf, McKinney, Hebron. 'f 1 X f l Coach Hunter sf or Q Q 5 .- We're ready. 5iK'S U' l Q wi vis TT i X ii. T J r ss . Xi Tx R D 'T l xiii if XT, gf ' sssxss X is T CXYX . . S E .a Q Q s' .fc .T fx 2 T , l K c . 6 s . s - 5 X r ' S N A 5 . Nc A S i Us X- x S , m is SAX X t... 3 5 3 A E 1 1 N V W. 1 'ii i S F i . X. 'ss ' i 1-.sgirsxx x .3 ..... 5 4 Row lg l-lam, Cogdell, Waxman, Chizek, Campbell, Taylor, Thompson, Quimby, Sfahly, and HoWerTcn. Row 2: Mellender, Harrel, Wm. RuperT, FogarTy, Dilman, BarTon, SCOTT, MiTchell, Williams, Magnuson, Conley, and Nickols. Row 3: Cox, Dickens, Oler, Cohen, Osman, Flowers, C. RuperT, and GeTzinger. Row 4: Messick, B. Taylor, Wray, Dovvdy, Jacks, Hirou, CaTes, Bock, SheeTs, and Hall. The wresfling Team, coached by Mr. Aronson, meT eleven Teams during The reg- ular season and defeaTed five of Them. The Eagles capTured fifTh place ouT of Ten Teams compefing in The conference meeT. Mike Cogdell, Jerry Williams, and Terry Conley garnared seconds. The following week, The maTmen Took seyenTh in The secTional meeT ouT of ThirTeen Teams vvifh CapTain Dick ScoTT, Mike Cogdell, Jerry Williams, and Dick Nickols each capTuring a Third place in his respecTiye vveighT class. This year's schedule was The largesT in The four year hisTory of vvresTling aT Adams. NexT season Coach Aronson will Welcome back leTTeryvinners Mike Cogdell and William RuperT as well as many oTher experienced performers. X X.. X X x X X AX 5 is ix' s XXX ,xi s fi: -xx S . ' l- if T ' T 1 'f Wllllllllll T - -X. N Wxr Z J ,-fgwf I X5 W l is year The John Adams swimming Team enioyed The loesT L 1' , 5 season in iTs hisfory. Coach DeVine, in his sophomore year aT -- - , The helm of The Team, guided The Tankers To a 9 won and 4 losT 6 7 'Vsr N 5' H.. My 'vb' record in regular season compeTiTion. ln swimming There is no In AGL! ,.f '. . 9': . F1512-:fn '- -V , - may T-.. . 'ww . N '-4-ar 414 .34 .. f. 4- f Ms-ff , . Coach DeVine conference sTanding, however, The Eagles defeaTed eighT of You Cqfch it .NW ,K -..bg 7 SY lx- ' .av 'une'-l.,s.,s.-. 22.4 ,L ' 'CD : eCTD' T fCD TCH? ' -QD1 .ina UD N-vw 'HA sm? T' N. vo. c., c, Q -J'-fx 4... 'A' 5.-' 3 Vg-1, - -.gf K. 5 1 , . , n ight gs 'bei-1-,Y , YQ l ,,. i UIQ:-'ii 0. ,5....,.. - s s- 1 Q' 9 wi em Jvv- M 'Nm' 'Y u Q ' f as-is if O X sw . Q oo- C -'N'-x.-g W - .fxfg hi - . ,....,lVMmj,m f ,gkX N- - .Q Li V cf Q T w A Q m 'ln 1 1 if -exe J-:. T ' We NN Q' W -:l'gl .- Ermlg rgg , I I ,J-JM k :: 3:55-:Ta it ,,...- Q JVL -jx-'M .1 .. 4.55 -- , 2' - 4 Cb! of -1. Sm fgg' 10? ffl? TCI? fill-.4 iyJs x'-A.-L-fxeg.,-X N-'- x-A's L'g,-f-5b vii a'.' ' Q 06' 9 '7 O . . is if 'ix ,J -sic., Q go . - -as ' , 1 VM- f V-eva. ?? ---A - 6 'Z V- ,M .,,, 1 M -e ' you W - ' V' - - . we- CD GI if T O R4 O AA, Row 'l: Wiseman, J. Fetf, Toepp, McCreighT, T. Olonder, Gill, Brcndley. Row A . - Q gvx. X Y . l -.. . ,K V g x A . QQ 2: Horn, M. Fett, Bcrnefte, Hartke, Kowols, J. Oleander. OL L35 -J-x x -'lx , 3 Q-LY ,fg,,X xxgoc 'ff' eleven conference foes during The year. lnsTead of conference iq .M 1 sfandings, The swimmers compeTe in a conference meeT in which gwv? Nara.. X ... The Eagles placed Third in a field of Twelve. Following This s--s if 1 . . . . - NMSJ. WWW Wlxf cgi ' F A l .5 meeT is The sTaTe meeT involving TwenTy-one Teams. ln This Ad- :CD M.................,...., T ams splashed To a fine fourTh place finish. Our congraTulaTions ' Q .--.i CW I QX X l .. lo The excellenl 57 Squad' ' 'X .:Q,' -V- Copfcin Bcirnefte up for oir! V, Y+,t R -ll m Dandy to the rescue N 'l. 'I- S1 usebull TZ ' 0 1 f l M! W X f 9' f X AQLESQ Q fi 5 ,f 0 4 - -'ff,f! f !.f ,f X X fflf X Y ,if F055 O 0 oo o 0 5 X ff if ff f I , fd K! f f ff X ,Q ff k i, , ' Broyles If q Y ff L, ox.. f 4-wx E 1, ,. I ,V R N1 2' J Sterna! ggi? V ' I-I ' X' Scott Q' V f 'iff Ny Rachels A ! D ' x ff ik Y I N ,K Q Q 4' 'K 9' Q 1 A2i,A 2 X 1 + Kronewetter xx X W I I ,Y ' N X .-'l '-- 2 .Il XS? 'f X Mifchell , X 1 ga A-2 - A IL: .Q U 'XX if Magrguson X M fix m 1' X4 f 1 Hebron, Litweiler, McKinney. 82 Y .Ai 1 shipw- x X 2 x...W,,.,,,, 1 ' ' Sheets Row l: Howerron, WesT, Wiseman, Hogan, Spagnola, STernal, Krone- weTTer, Thompson, Wallman, and FeTT. Row 2: Broyles, EichorsT, Murphy STephens, ScoTT, Mifchell, Bock, Carlson, Magnuson, and SheeTs. l- Q ttf! li l' 7 I Ta' If , 111- 1' 'Li 1 2 I' 7' H: 74 , T The baseball season is always a highlight of The Adams aThleTic program because . 5T'.,j: 3 i. The Eagles have been aT or near The Top of The area s rugged conference for The , ,-, 'QF , ,,z, ,1,',sf? M,, , ' . . . . fwW2,-,,c.,,,,W,,,3.f- 3 lasT several years. The Team had iusr sTarTed Their pracTice sessions when The ' ' X Album weriT To press, buT wiTh The reTurn of some capable leTTermen brighTning 2, The picTure, we looked forward To TurTher sTrengThening The Tine TradiTion of T . 1, xv, I . , ,fr Q T, g , , Adams baseball , ' W , .,',J,,7fWv4f2 ' -V M rw' ,, ,Q . ,, f 'r We offer our corigraTulaTions To Coach SwarTz who has always done an ouT- 1 A - I Haw, , if ','l - - - - - - M' , sTandin ob of coachin , and we wished him and his Team The besf of luck. if if Couch SwcrTz, GST him GT TTFST- S3 There it goes. Coach Lauritci I I 'mi A ,J as Ayr. X S Q X T, xx S! is f N X CX Nas QNX it Ks C , , 1 Z Osmon ond CONIQY 2 Tmflf Row l: Jossens, Jones, Hammes, Hill, Campbell, Heclman, Grimm, Brandley, Mitloff, Mihail,Neddo, O'Connell, Toepp, Booth, Hostrawser, Spainhovver, Smith. Row 2: Cox, Barton, Olander, Quimby, Pearson, Fogarty, Van Sleet, Cohen, Mike' sell, Lachmann, Christman, McCoullough, Endres, Hall, La Place, Curtis, Waxman Taylor, Row 3: Cogdell, Alford, McMormik, Fischer, Benum, Hirou, Rupert, Os- mon, Conley, Davis, Nickols, Taylor, Kaiser, Harlan, Petzke. 1 Coach Laurita's track squad for this season is composed of quite a few veterans with proven ability. Outstanding runners who are returning this year are Co- captains Terry Conley and Fred Osmon, Jim Petzke, Ed Ross, Tom Kaiser, and Gene Phillips. ln the field events Jerry Alford, John Turner, and Dick Nickols will be among those returning. Good luck to this year's squad and coaches as they work to bring home the blue ribbons for Adams. , .. fir 1 nvmkbwq! Taylor up and over. 4 I Y if ,, if v hm ,TQ sf .efff f,. . . , , Coach Loiber X mr Horrell and Felclmon T Golf if Van Aman, STonerook, LoTT, TrescoTT, Milliken, Chizek, Cissell. X X Coach Kaepplef I l X T' X N NNN mV'f.'A M i ll' ll i i .H Coach Kaeppler's golf Team seems To have a greal deal of poTenTial This year. They will cerTainTly hold Their own againsT any of The Teams in This area. Back from lasT year's Tine squad are leTTervvinners Ron Miller, Ron Milliken plus oTher capable swingers who gained valuable experience lasT season. I' lf. 1 5 .fl wif iff xi 1 F aaaa 'L Fore l B6 X X msc . T' fi f f' www wil I E. A c 5? Bev Twigg Cheerleaders This year our varsity cheerleaders have taken the name ot the 'Big Five. Throughout football and basketball seasons they have made posters, organized pep assemblies, participated in Boost- er Club activities, and organized student busses in addition to cheering at all ot the games. This group ot tive vvould like to feel that through their ettorts they have played a small part in contributing to the successes ot our tootball and ln. Joann Stoutter Bonnie Hewitt basketball teams and helped improve and build the spirit ot the student body. Carol Boroz Qi? Marilyn Schwanz J. KelleY, R. Griffith, A. Robbins, J, Moore, S, Schwanzl C, Ensign- Miss Bauer, sponsor wmv XXX X ll Q .59 FEATURES X 87 Autumn leaves 9 X . .. ' ' ' . l We 1 X S N NQQQQ I '.'f,E:- .5:'s:?: ,R 5 X Wat SZ 5X 5' f X 2, ii ' if 2 if 1 A iz., V ' 3 5 R S Q 1 fi 3 i f- A ga . x 11 1 ,: I 1 - 11 gx i A i X , .I-'fe - 5. : Q E 4-3:15 N- S ,,,: 7 Q .M l 1-.,,,. l. They sure sTrUT Their STUTT. 2 Queen Barbie views vicTory. 3. She's siTTirT' on Top of The ' uorld. -41. ForTur1eTeller's paradise. 5. 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Www! 3 Compliments of ANDREW TROEGER AND COMPANY Compliments of AVENUE STANDARD SERVICE 2730 Mishawaka Avenue BEAUDWAY HARDWARE Superior Hardware - Sensible Prices South Bend, Indiana BLOCK BROS., JEWELERS Corner Michigan 84 Washington South Bend Congratulations! BURTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1609-11 Miami Street BUSCHBAUM'S PHARMACY Open Every Day, All Day - Free Parking CALIFORNIA JUICE CO. CMich. Cityl 426 South Frances Street CE 4-0937, South Bend Compliments of CALVERT PHARMACY Corner of Calvert 81 Leer THE CAPRI Charcoal Steaks - Pizza - Italian Foods Corner Ironwood at Edison CARL'S NORTHSIDE GRO. 81 MKT. 1434 Mishawaka Avenue South Bend, Indiana C. E. LEE COMPANY 225 South Main Street Paint - Wallpaper - Artist Supplies Compliments of C. E. PERKINS COMPANY All Forms of Insurance Circulation-Row 1: B. Prohaska, M. McLean, S. Barts, B. Mus- ser, J. Ressler, M. Gaylor, and C. Sherman, Row 2: K. Mc- Hugh, B. Wetter, D. Goldstein, J. Frisbie, T. Zimmer, J. Con- rey, S. Weaver, M. Cataldo, D. Vance, and D. Grirnshavv. Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1818 Mishawaka Avenue COLLINS DX SERVICE LaFayette at Washington Phone CE 3-0380 COOPERATIVE MEAT MKT. Quality Meats - Retail 81 Wholesale Richard Widmar, Proprietor COPP MUSIC CENTER 122-26 E. Wayne Street A Salute to the '57 Graduates Thanking You For Your Business CORBAN'S BARBER SHOP DELLINGERS RED BARN RESTAURANT Corner of Grape 8- Douglas Rd. Phone CE 3-5665 DOREEN'S FABRICS 3030 Mishawaka Avenue ERNIE'S SHELL STATION 1502 Mishawaka Avenue EUGENE ALLEN Hair Fashion Studio 2904 Mishawaka Avenue FAY'S QUALITY JEWELERS 111 South Michigan Street Gifts For All Occasions Compliments of FLACK CIGAR COMPANY FORBES TYPEWRITER COMPANY 228 West Colfax Compliments of FOSTERS FIVE AND TEN Compliments of W. R. FORD The Great-West Life Insurance Co. Compliments of FRANK STORES INC. Michigan at Western Compliments of FRED EVANS At McKinley Pharmacy HANDY SPOT 717 South Eddy Street Compliments of HANS-RINTZSCH LUGGAGE SHOP Michigan at Colfax Compliments of HARRY'S GRILL 123 East Jefferson HOFFMAN BROTHERS AUTO ELECTRIC INC 402-404 North Eddy Street Service Distributors Compliments of HOLSTON'S FLORAL SHOP 2913 Mishawaka Avenue LLOYD INSURANCE AGENCY, IN HUFF'S PHARMACIES 201-02 J.M.S. Bldg. 1437 Portage Avenue Compliments of INDIVIDUAL TRAINING SCHOOL 136 North Lafayette JOE BUDD BOOK BINDERY 11815 St. James Street LAMONT'S DRUGS 3015 Mishawaka Avenue Compliments of LIGHTNER PRINTING CO. 121 North Hill Street C. Advertising-Row 1: S. Stewart, S. Maurer, J. Verhostra, S. Bowman, and J. Widmar. Row 2: A. Frank, M. Kinsey, C. Hauguel, and B. Ryon. Insurance Our Business-Not a Sideline Compliments of LOU'S SUPER .SERVICE Sinclair Products 1449 Mishawaka Avenue MADDEN CORSET SHOP 111 West Coltax Avenue Phone CE 3-9177 MAX ADLER CO. Michigan at Washington Compliments of MORICAL PAINTING 81 DECORATING CE 4.0295 NATIONAL FOOD STORES 1326 Ironwood Dr., South Bend 1935 Lincolnway East, South Bend 52101 Dixieway North, Roseland 3207 Lincolnway West, South Bend 123 North Elkhart Avenue, Elkhart Congratulations to the Graduates NATIONAL MILK COMPANY 921 South Louise Street ADULT CAMERA SHOP Complete Photographic Service Ask the Man Who Owns One NEWMAN 81 ALTMAN 613 South Mlrhirjnn SIFGQT Compliments of NYE-FULTON MOTOR CO. Lincoln-Mercury ORIOLE COFFEE SHOP 1522 Mishawaka Avenue RECO SPORTING GOODS' 113 North Main Street Compliments of RIVER PARK BOOK 8g RECORD SHOP 2304 Mishawaka Avenue RIVER PARK JEWELERS 2224 Mishawaka Avenue RIVERSIDE FLORAL CO. 326 Lincolnway East RODINS Television - Radios - Records 132 North Michigan Street RUPEL TYPESETTING CORP. 320 South Carroll Compliments of RUSS FISHBURN AUTO SALVAGE CO SCHIFFER'S DRUG STORE 609 East Jelterson SlDNEY'S FOOD MARKET 1829 East Leer Street For Finer Foods SLICKS ENGRAVING CO. 1612 Mishawaka Avenue Congratulations! SMlTH'S SHOE STORE South Bend's Smartest Footwear SONNEBORN'S SPORT SHOP 121 West Colfax Avenue SOUTH BEND FLORAL CO. 114 South Michigan Street Compliments of SPIRO'S COMPANY 121 South Michigan Street SQUARE DEAL GARAGE 1138 Mishawaka Avenue Good Motoring STONER BROS. GROCERY 1438 East Calvert SUNNYMEDE PHARMACY 1432 Mishawaka Avenue Phone AT 7-4947 Compliments of SUPERETTE FOOD MART 1145 Mishawaka Avenue ' A SUPER PAR SERVICE STATION - sg ssl VA HORNE Sf C0-K Q 2702 MISIIQWQRQ Avenue I H4 SS' Washm 'On Ra nds-- he Jew lax LESLIE TOMPSETT PHOTOGRAPHERS A N K, El 'X G. U VE QS A L' 209 Sheflvnd Bldg- ww I E tin a Dec atin Co racto ix il ' 5 I TOO East efjfer on N I I I. TRETHEWEY l K s C I, t E 12, Joe the Jeweler , l' p l n S I S2 A I S T04 North Main Street Q I YB Q H RQVE LE CO RA .OREXP Q1 2 D 5 lber EK N3 YN TWO LEGS INC. X B6 ., 1 1 ith om en R Specializing in Pants - Sweaters - Jackets - of ' 'XX 'I'l8 South Michigan Avenue I g THE .ELS M A ' WN Qi A A A A I 'Q I Autograph A MEF A f A fC R , I'-46Wii I Y I in Ryu aaucf jf Mu, T AU 'hs A 'TlfcfCL7I fM Q! Aim Jvc! O J N if R IAIIP AI I DW All X l Xl I I l AK ! 1 ill' I 69 J ml? -IIT vlilv lx ,kiit X . 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