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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

3i N COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01877 5889 GC V77 202 S08JAH, 1973 what is Real? asked the rabbit one day. Real isn ' t how you are made, said the skin horse. it ' s a thing that happens to you. you Become. and once you are Real you can ' t be ugly— except to people who don ' t understand. U ■ix n the album- nineteen-se enty -three k ' John adams high school — south bend, Indiana volume thirty -two ' ■ lynn rozewicz, sheila hickey editors-in-chief day by day ' togethern ' ss blood, sweat tears people the way peopl w index Discover the person you are- your emotions, beliefs and abilities. through sensitivity and meditation grow and mature. if the talents you ' re blessed with elude you look to your sou for the answer Believe in the person you are. realize that you were born into a world that needs your giving, your love, yourself. Dare to live the person you are. open your life, reveal your individuality. Now here this very moment you are life 3i Amy Lockhart Angela Kendall We pass through Think. Your head is spinning, your mind is turn- ing up blanl s like the No Sale sign on a cash register. You just can ' t think. Why? Who knows? Check out your mind— it happens to everyone. For decades people have sat behind these desks wracking their brains for the real answer. Under- stand—you can do it. You have no way to go but up. Think about it. Learn what you can— a little more, Day by day. Check the clock. One of Mr. Bibbs ' jobs is to assume the role of principal at night games. I. Mod Squad chieftan Mr. Przybysz sets out to conquer a pile of paper work. Below: Another mother informs Mr. David that Johnny really is sick at home this morning. these years . . . Mrs. Chamberlain looks ready for any crisis. The invaluable office staff: Mrs. Dorothy Nelson, bookkeeper; Miss Elaine Weger, attendance clerk; Mrs. Marilyn Housemeyer, secretary; and Mrs. Delorus Muessel, guidance secretary. Mark Hardy ' s problem is solved by a signature from Mrs. Katona. Mrs. Anderson, counselor, and Mr. Benko, head counselor. Again this year English is being taught in the phase system. For freshman, English I is required, for all freshmen. All other students may select their courses. Participating in this system are Mr. Joseph Haag, Miss Paulette Cwidak, Mr. John Drapek, Mrs. Suellen Streich, Mrs. Babette Maza, and Mrs. Patricia Weiler. Standing in front of a lecturn gives Cindy Jones a feeling of isolation. . . Searching for Jim Steinke may be nervous, but he doesn ' t show it as he explains the techniques of photography. Reacting to the varying moods of their English classes are Mrs. Betty McLemore, Miss Mary Virginia Rosenfeld, Miss Barbara Ringer, and Mr. Peter Holmgren. Could Patty Mitchell possibly know her picture is being taken? Bruce Cassady finds developmental reading a bit strenuous on Monday morning. one experience Barb Kronewitter is looking for the quotation she needs for her Modern American Novel exam. Mrs. Leona Francis, Mr. Gerald Kline, Mrs. Ann Germano, Mrs. Irene Picconi, Mrs. Eloise Smith, and Mrs. Ruth Weir take time out for those enjoyable comments in English class. To make Mr. Robert Reed, Mr. Samuel Campagna, Mr. John Schutz, Miss Virginia Copp, Mr. David Hadaway, and Mr. Thomas Turnock relate Famine and pestilence may envelope the land, but Hadaway, Schutz, and Reed past events to a contemporary audience. will forever continue their silent vigil. Below: While Mr. Roop leads a discussion, Scott Lehr ponders a more important question— is Superman really alive? You just had to make that crack about my Italian ancestry, didn ' t youl them seem worthwhile . . . To Mr. Howard Hardman, Mr. Michael Szucs, Miss Mary Jane Bauer, Mr. Robert Snider, Mr. James Roop, and Mr. William Alyea has fal- len the task of relating past events to a contemporary audience. While Tom McDaniels is very involved in what he ' s doing, Darry Weathers is very involved in what he isn ' t doing. A new addition to the Science Department curriculum— Paleon tologv I. This physics class is mesmerized by the action in the ripple tanl« . . . Some spend the entire Mr. John Shanley Miss Janet Julian Mr. Willard Roberts Mr. Jack Goodman Susan LaCluyse carefully weighs her unknown In chem- istry class. Mr. Ronald Mathis Mr. Nevin Longnecker Mrs. Mary Turner Mr. Roger Wesley time groping ■ ' Y r Aa ' on Watson finds solitude a help as he grapples with chemistry equations. With a satisfied smile. Mr. Shanley demonstrates techniques of dissection. . . . and Monsieur Brady, avez-vous des chewing-gum? Finding humor in a French magazine sometimes involves quite a struggle. Mr. William Brady, Mrs. Mary Boutiette, Mrs. Luisa Agliero, and Mrs. Gwendolyn Gadom- ski. Mrs. Agiiero crowns Mike Har- vey King for a Day. never find it . . . Miss Beverly Wills, Miss Mary McMann, Miss Linda Buress, Larry Sullivan tries to stay and Mr. Theodore Steinke. awake listening to Dave Weldy and Rick Ball. Anne Oren, Jane Overholt, Jan Wright, and Leah Sunderlin exhibit Two friends delight in the privacy of ' dramatic skills in French class. an empty classroom. Miss Mary Walsh Mrs. Sherry Brown Mr. William Blauvelt Mr. Galen Dicky Gerry Carson hurries to type her assignment before the bell. For them this is Mrs. Evangeline Gleason Mr Gloria Bond Miss Jeanette Bready Mr. Vernon Dudley Ronald Finton receives advice from Mr. Stillman for his drafting design. Row 1 ; Mr. Lawrence Szymanski, Mr. Paul Williams, Mr. Clarence Stillman. Row 2: Mr. Thomas Berry, Mr. Ted Brecheisen, and Mr. Robert Saunders. but one more . Completely absorbed John Green, Eric Vanderhagen, and Chris DeMeyer work on a Mr. Szymanski helps Yul Thomas design a project for woods motor. class. . . Expanse of In a moment of inspiration, Gloria Zethiemer adds the finishing touches. Doug Owens and Jean Brady carve stone faces. Harry Wright molds his mind to a paint brush as he paints a feeling on paper. Becky Podell tries her hardest to make a symetrical mud pie for art class. Each student seems to be engulfed in his own thoughts. Mr. Volnev Weir Mr. Donald Barnbrook Mr. Kurt Von Schriltz Mr. Jesse Whitcomb Mrs. Ruth Warren Mr. Stanley Mutti Mr. Weir enjoys the quiet of his office to re- cuperate from his second hour calculus class. But . . . for those who do Mr. Howard Pick, Mr. Casimer Swartz, Mr. Moe Aronson. . . . these Through this portal, pass the sights and sounds of Mr. Szucs ' health class. %  • ■nk ' - ' j Hi 1 ifm w mA f mjri 1 i f ' H §ii years pass These girls find that Home Ec is a place to experiment in the kitchen. Mrs. Eleanor Zorns Mrs. Ann Putnam Mrs. Jane Ann Sakaguchi Miss Konrad suddenly finds her- self popular as she makes a milk ' shake. Damita Shell discusses her sewing problems with Mrs. Zorns in Clothing II class. Finding that sewing for children is an enjoyable task, Kathy Marentette puts the finishing touches on her project. i I i Mr. Theodore Greenshields, Mr. William Engeman, and Mr. Gerald Oilman. Allan Rothballer and Barb Kronewitter prepare robes and tapes for the upcoming NISBOVA Contest. John Marnocha gets caught up in the music during the Spring Jazz Band Concert. Above left; Mrs. Elfrieda Henn makes cookies for Adams ' students and the Album staff. Left: John Adams Cafeteria Staff, Row one; Dorothy Haughton, Helen Fenney, Jessie Burns, Betty Iwes, Rita Deleury, Loretta Krick, Clyde Henderson, Betty Kessler. Row two: Dorothy Mamula, Mary Stafford, Jeanette Koehler, Phyl- lis Sterchi, Roxie Reed, Freida Scott, Mayalene Clayton, Elfrieda Henn, Florence Nemeth. Above; Miss Taylor, Mrs. Starkweather, and Miss Brown help students with library work. Below left: Seated: Mr. Walters, Mr. Murphy. Standing: Mr. Wesoiek, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Trensey. Below: Bruce Woodford finds time to go to the library to catch up on some reading.  l iiLt It is man ' s nature Editor-in-chief Ayn Moriarty pecks out a blazing editorial. The Touver ' s Major Staff; John Heisler, Michele Houston, Linda Abra- hams, Kathy Green, Harry Wright, Ayn Moriarty, and Sue Sinkiewicz. As members of the business staff, Pam Pecze, Leora Reader, James Honold, Jan Meyer, Beth Ann Gyoles, David Weldy, and James Whipkey maintain the responsibility of managing subscriptions and finances. to congregate . . . Sue Sinkievvicz and Michele Houston position copy blocks during a paste-up session. .  «« - . One of the Tower ' s avid readers studies an expose on the John Adams Lunarian Society. Album Co-editors Sheila Hickey and Lynn Rozewicz, Copy Editor Sally Reinke, and Kathi Kimbriel, Index Coordinator. with others like him or unlike Amy Lockhart is momentarily distracted from her work. Angela Kendall, Faculty and Academics, and Kathy Madison Clubs. him . . . Album Section Editors: Amy Lockhart, Faculty and Academics: Dee Dee Zink, Stu dent Life; Julie Kertz, Sports; Judy Miller, Underclass: and Wendy Welter, Seniors. Judy Kent, Mary Mahank, Jane McCollum, Jane Dodgson, Carol McGregor, Colette Rohan, Linda Risinger, Bill Coch- rane, John Cassidy, Mark Norman, and Mark Eskridge com- pose the invaluable staff of Album Junior Assistants. Mrs. Katona, Tower sponsor . . . and to exchange IP Freshman and Sophomore Album Tower representatives. Sitting: Jenny Dux- bury, Dave Bauer, Leah Sunderlin. Standing: Ann Oren, Kerry Kiley, Tina Den- nis, Jan Marshall. Junior and Senior reps, Row 1: Gina Kreisle, Alan Rothballer. Row 2: Vanita Johnson, Pam Nivens, Jean Brady, Jan Brady, Terry Molnar. Row 3: Marilyn Young, Peggy Voss, Leslie Vaerewyck, Cathy Altman, Kinn Kiley, Patty Mitchell, Janis Cappert. idea ' s and feelings. The 1972-73 Forensic Society: Stuart Dolde, John Cassidy, Jane Salk, Mark Norman, Cynthia Chase, John Shapiro, and Sara Yang. John Cassidy listens patiently as Mr. Holmgren explains the effectiveness of good speech. Discussion champion Mark Norman researches the topic Financing Pub- lic Education. Ski Club, Row 1: Pam DeLeu, Kathy Glass, Leslie Vaerewyck, Beth Finnerty, Wendy Welter, Cassie Gundlach, Jan j? Meyer, Andy Scott. Row 2: John Gundlach, Theresa Rhode, Mark Eskridge, Anna Mauzy, Chuck Mauzy, Dave McKinney. Row 3: Miss Julian; sponsor, Steve Williams, George Meyer, Bill Vogtmann, Gary Hammaker, Mark Priest, Bruce Chandler, Neal Janus, Dan Perkins. It is through this communication Mr. Mathia, Ski Club. Assembling candy valentines for the children at Logan Center are Mental Health League members Dorthy Green, Kathy Green, Leah Sunderlin, Mrs. Anderson (sponsor), Nancy Cadoret, Colleen Enick, and Melanie Cllne. Rifle Club: Diane Fritz, Don Laughlin, Mr. Szymanski: sponsor, Joy Dunn, John Kline, Bill Steinmetz, Tom Quirk, and Lois Fritz. John Smith yields to the gentle persuasion of sophomore Jeff Deren. Becky Stock, Terry Fallon, and Janine Miller are mem- bers of the Adams Junior TB League. Clark Gundlach successfully completes a parallel stop. . . . that he gains understanding Math Club, Row 1: Gordon Schwartz, Azmi Tawadros, Spencer Jefferies, Bill Cochrane, David Johnson. Row 2; Sponsor Mr. Weir, Dwayne Young, Mark Norman, Kevin Lawrence, Sid Price, John Cassidy, Tim Bullard, Tom Whipkey, Craig Anderson. and insight . Members of Chess Club, sitting: Mark Priest, Jeff Becker, Verne Cloud, Jim Buyers, Mike Barns. Standing: Mr. Krouse; sponsor, Craig Anderson, Fred Huber, Bill Vogtmann, Mark Warren, Joel Benkie. I f i Biology Club; sponsors Mr. Shanley and Mr. Longnecker, M. Young, M. Houston, G. Wasnetksy, P. Lord, S. Jefferies, B. Walker, R. Goodson, L. Hasnell, B. Kronewitter, T. Molnar. Mike Barnes contemplates his next move during an important match with Washington. . . . into himself Colette Morefoot, student director, and Mrs. Weiler, Drama Club sponsor, corroborate on a scene from AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE. Thomas Stockman (Harry Wright) refutes an ultimatum delivered by his brother (Peter Goerner). Members of Drama Club, Row 1: officers; G. Kreisle, S. Schricker, D. Perkins, C. Morefoot. Row 2: G. Gilmore, J. Crosson, A. Rothballer, A. Moriarty, M. Ambler, A. Owens. Row 3: P. Lord, J. Muncie, B. Goodrich, L. Abrahams, N. Duncan, J. Meyer, D. Weldy, M. Willems, D. Perkins, K. McGann, B. Scheu, M. Young. Row 4: S. Price, J. Cassi- dy, K. Wright, M. Norman, J. Goodson. and others. As if in a trance, Alan Rothballer and Linda Ashe concen- trate on their lines. Below: Ann Owens and Harry Wright practice a tender scene from the fall play. Man needs to be Actors Kurt Weimer and Marc Woodford pause to gaze upon the moonshine jug. Major cast. Bill Scheu, Joel Benkie, Dave Perkins, Mark Woodford, Anne Owens, Susie Schricker, Allen Rothballer, Mike Manier, Ernie Scarbrough, Greta Gil- more, Dave Weldy, Linda Ashe and Cathy Baer pause for the camera ' s memory. Below: Allen Rothballer captures the chorus ' attention with an old Irish secret. Right: In their song Necessity Colette Morfoot and Colene Rohan invite share-croppers to take a walk on the wild side. apart of something Dancers Ron Olson and Lindy Pauszek fly off stage, ending their jig in Act II of FINIAN ' S RAINBOW. Student Senators, Row 1 : Kim Kiley, Kathy Baer, Greg Vance, Diane Schreiber, John Goodson, Max Bolden. Row 2: Joe Bosco, John Harlan, John Cassidy, Jackie Shaw, Aaron Watson. . . . which moves, expands, and In an assembly before the student body Jane McCollum explains the structure and function of the new student government. Mr. Bibbs, Student Government sponsor. accomplishes. Student Exchange Week, sponsored by Student Government gives these area high schoolers the opportunity to enjoy The Adams Ex- perience. Members of the House of Representatives, sitting: Lindy Pausek, Jenny Duxbury, Jane McCollum, Linda Risinger. Standing: Dave Widmar, Jim Severyn, Colette Ro- han, Sid Price, Mary Willems, Kevin Housemeyer, Owayne Young. Jim Severyn, John Cassidy and Sid Price combine their efforts in planning more effective student government. The Black Culture Society: Jacquelyn Turner, Grace Jones, Denise Steen, Stephanie Waller, Ernestine Scott, Gail Turner, Debra Steen, Dinah Jones, Bonita Blake, Darlene Turner, Angela Waller. I He cannot drift along . . . f Talented Black artists find their cultural heritage in Africa i source of inspiration. ' - ;;.-; SSi As part of the Black History assembly, Wayne Flowers gives his interpre- tation of the Black Power Movement in America. As members of DECA students gain experience in the field of retail marketing. Pictured above are: Row 1 ; D. Koz, C. Moore, B. Fox, J. Grant, J. Coleman, T. Miller, D. Walsh. Row 2: C. Taylor, P. Dilts, M. McGuire, M. Robinson, and L. Reagan. Betty Fox finds fashion merchandising an exciting and enjoyable career. More DECA enthusiasts: Row 1: S. Pallo, J. Doyon, S. Underwood, D. Caufman. Row 2: P. Wenger, L. Duram, B. Brazeau. Row 3: J. Ditsch, M. Davis, J. Bella, S. Dempsey. Row 4: C. Johnson, A. Warner, R. Vigue, V. Green. Row 5: C. Szabo, M. Eby, K. Madison, M. DeMoss. Top: Mr. Blauvelt, sponsor. . . . on what An employee of Penz Tool and Dye and a member of ICT, Jim Virgil hopes to pursue the field of welding. others have done. More members of ICT, Row 1 ; D. Henry, C. Hedman, K. Twomey, R. Burgst, J. Lower, J. Ruff, D. Wagley. Row 2: G. Ehres- man, L. Fritz, S. Kaser, T. Thorpe, G. Grooms, L. Molnar, S. True. Row 3: T. McDaniels, V. Williams, S. Wright, K. Cerran, J. Miller, J. Virgil. OEA, Row 1: M. Birdsell, D. Lott, H. Janczyk, D. Koz. Row 2: R. Stapleton, E. Jackson, K. White. Row 3: S. Allriedge, M. DeCraene, C. Sakara, D. Nespo, K. Demonic, T. Hammontree, D. Gillett. Row 4: M, Green, 8. Warner, V. Stahl. In addition to serving customers, Viola Williams ' job also includes daily clean-up. Second Hour Band, Row 1 : E. Atkins, E. Benscis, W. Woodworth S. Centner, S. Carlson, S. Seal, L. Atkins. Row 2: S. Yang, R. Paw- lak, S. Burton, S. Hendricks, S. Clark, K. Conrad, G. Danner, D. Knapp, M. Priest, B. Stock. Row 3: J. Clark, J. Yoder, P. Deleter, C. Curran, C. Garrett, K. Phillips, R. Freese, V. Thornberg, G. Gubi, D. Lee. Row 4: K. Woodworth, S. Grise, B. Hart, T. Curtis, R. Bucher, R. Vanes, S. Wallace, E. Rubin, P. Jaqua, A. Fouts, S. Scha- fer, B. Laven. Row 5: D. Borlick, H. Pelking, D. Fortlander, Mr. Oilman, D. Master, B. Moore, J. Barton, J. Hammes, C. Minx, J. Benscis. Each man must put something The John Adams Jazz Band: seated; Mr. Engeman (conductor). Row 1: trumpets; Steve Grise, Brian Hart, Rick Vanes, Dave Mellander, Bill Freadrich. Row 2: rhythm; Dave Mes- ter, Dave Borlick, John Marnocha, Ernie Scarbrough, Mark Priest, Ed Golightly, Lee Hend- ricks, saxophones; Jill Thornberg, Kevin Phillips, Dave Lee, Dan Knapp, trombones; John Benscis, Bob Moore, Jerry Hammes. Dave Mester ' s pensive glance indicates there ' s more than keeping time on his mind. Guitarist John Marnocha adds rhythmic bass tones to the Jazz Band ' s performance. He must get involved in what Diligent and disciplined, the Adams Marching Band con- tinues their half-time performance. Right: Ernie Scarbrough and the pep band pace the student body to an enthusiastic assembly. SuK (-, J Row 1: C. McCallister, D. Lee, L. Bender, C. Austin, C. Anderson, M. Stahl. Row 2: G. Deitchley, T. Baily, R. Curtis, D. Ehersman, D. Duncan, B. Barrel!, F. Kopec. Row 3: T. Dennis, D. Steen, C. Heeter, R. Olson, C. Anderson, C. Duncan, T. Baily, G. Palmer. Row 4; B. Harwood, D. Ricker, C. Williams, P. Keb, K. Silcott, M. Skudlarek, P. Thornberg, T. Cooper, B. Bumgarner, B. Fredricks. Row 5: D. Bauer, J. Sparks, M. Warren, G. Meyer. others are doing, First Hour Band, Row 1; J. Richmond, K. Wynns, J. Burnside, J. Szuba, L. Stein, D. Lucl ev. Row 2: M. Golba, R. Kerby, R. Sweeney, D. Selig, R Sterchi, P. Demien. Row 3: J. Yazel, K. Curran, A. Wall er, C. Johnson, D Clarl , A. Kanczuzewski, L. Baker. Row 4: C. Keb, E. Marshall, B. Kryder T. Inwood, J. Rensberger, R, Bauer, T. Spigel. Row 5: M. Schall, E. Go lightly, R. Troeger, T. Anderson, R. Rubin, K. Rollings, M. Breen, W. War ren. Directors Mr. Enqeman and Mr. Oilman. Although Jim Bartow is distracted by the presence of a photographer, his fellow band members con- tinue undisturbed. Dave Borlick executes a frenzied drum solo. v Mr. Greenshields, Adams conductor, Mr. Zealfisher, guest conductor, and Karl Reinharz, guest soloist, combine their talent during the fall concert. Then differences will fade The Adams orchestra prepares for their opening nu ber at the Spring concert. Right: A well received guest soloist, Robert Portney, accompanies the Adams orchestra in a lively symphonic arrangement. Orchestra members, Row 1: B. Henry, L. Hutchings, P. Harris, N. Duncan, M. Powell, A. Johnstone. Row 2: M. Steinke, P. DeLeu, B. Gordon, J. Weeks, D. Keller, K. Bronsong, M. Fisher, E. Yang. Row 3: M. Manier, G. Vance, D. Cambell, S. Wolfe, J. Fritz, W. Woodworth, M. Priest, B. Stock, J. Paper, H. Kingma, D. Gordon. Row 4: F. Jaqua, A. Fouts, S. Schafer, 8. Laven, R. Atkins, D. Lee, J. Yoder, J. Clark, J. Golightly, M. Doyon. Row 5: Dave Borlick, E. Scarbrough, D. Fortlander, D. Mester, K. Wood- worth, S. Grise, B. Hart, D. Melander, R. Van Es J. Benscis, J. Hammes, J. Marnocha. away The Tremendous Trio, Azmi Twadros, Eugene Yang, and Jerry Hammes sur- prise onlookers with an improvisationai performance. . and what we have Freshmen Mariam Anderson and Brenda Jones enjoy break at the end of their chorus class. In preparation for the senior commencement ceremonies Mr. Hoover accompanies the choir during a morning rehearsal. Right: Members of Clay ' s choir join with those from Adams ' in singing Et In Terra Pax Hominibus. The Concert Choir, Row 1 : S. Seal, M. Zimmerman, D. Jones, J. Dodgson, N. Scarbrough, K. Hargreaves, D. Acito, S. Sinkiewicz, M. Walker, C. Green, J. McCollum, M. Canen, J. Clark, L. Abrahams, T. Molnar. Row 2: M. Jaicomo, A. Johnstone, S. Schricker, A. Rothballer, S. Waller, D. Clark, K. Marentette, C. Lee, B. Shearer, C. Curran, B. Laven, A. Tate, J. Richards. ,4 4l t ' 4 ' k t ' I in common will focus . . And we will all be B-team yell leaders; (top to bottom) Judy Fragomeni, Cheryl Garrett, Judy Ertel, Susie Smith, Jackie Dillman, and Beverly Redding. Below: Susie Smith gives way to a burst of frantic enthusiasm. Angela Kendall, Fredia Grimes, Mimi Miller, Diana Flamming, Vickie Wade, and Jeanie Ertel form Adams ' staff of dynamic varsity cheerleaders. able to say together We belong to Junior and Senior members: Row 1; J. Ertel, J. Ertel.S. Smith, J. Kertz, V. Uarosz, S. Uanak, K. Marentette. Row 2: J. Kestermeier, L. Vaerewyck, M. Miller, J. Brady, S. Wolfe, D. Zink. On top: M.Zimmerman. Booster Club Officers: Row 1: J. Ertel, sgt-at-arms, S. Manak, sec. Row 2: Mrs. Warren, sponsor, J. Kertz, pres., M. Zimmerman. V-pres., L. Vaerewyck, trees. Dave Evans adds his sly remarks to Susie Smith, while working on the Booster Club Float for the Home- coming Parade. Freshman and sophomore members: Row 1: S. Smith, K. Kasper, S. Duxbury, S. Zahrt, C. Boyle, 8. Harless, B. Baran. Row 2: N. Wrobel, D. Hogan, L. Pyle, M. Claus, S. Peek, R. Gulyas, C. Goetz. Row 3: M. Willems, C. Spinks. S. Campbell, R. Butler, J. Dillman, K. Hammontree, L. Pauszek. E. Throughout football season, Adams ' squad of pom-pon girls displays boundless enthusiasm. Left to Right: K. Baer, W. Coleman, R. Baker, Y. Johnson, K. Snowden, D. Steen, M. Marbiey, A. Boykins, D. Wright, and L. Johnson. Kneeling: J. Grant and K. Scott. the race of man. s s -C3 8 I CO fv. takes people with strong minds Although it fell short of pre-season hopes, the 1972 John Adams football team man- aged a fine season with key wins against Elkhart Central and IVlishawaka. After an early season loss to Marian, the Eagles came back for wins against Mishawaka and LaPorte and upset 2nd ranked Elk- hart. A cold and rainy win at Michigan City put the team in position for a con- ference title but these hopes were can- celled after a loss to Washington the fol- lowing week. The season was highlighted by the play of Chubby Phillips, Mike Parseghian, Rick Mitchem, James Tolbert and Kevin Patterson in the backf ield, and a host of other fine players on the offen- sive line. The team boasted a staunch de- fense led by linebackers Parseghian and Cole. An added asset was the toe of Bill Stinchcomb, who kicked 7 fieldgoals to supplement his quarterbacking duties. Unable to salvage a share of the confer- ence title, the Eagles ended their season with a record of 6-3. Parseghian, Phillips and Stinchcomb earned state recognition. Above: Open-field running was the specialty of Adams Quarterback Kevin Patterson. Here, Steve Weber gets ready for a block to spring Kev for another five yards. Below: After taking the handoff from QB Kevin Patterson, Alt-NIC halfback Rick Mitchem does the jitterbug in an attempt to out- maneuver the Elkhart Memorial defense. Below left: Busting the gut of a defense was Mike Par- seghian ' s specialty, and thanks to Mike Bilinski ' s block. Pars made a long gainer out of this one. and bodies . . . % ' ! K Cv . I, - J Football Adams Opp Marian 4jr 19 28 ' ' ? Mishawaka %J 23 7 P ' ' ' LaPorte ' l iHV 18 Elkhart Central ' S Kio.,, 23 6 Mich. City Elston- mP 20 6 ; Washington 3 7 Riley 30 Elkhart Memorial 9 15 Fort Wayne Dwenger 12 6 Nothing beats winning a football game, and no one likes to celebrate more than Ray Martin and Dick Cole. i ' n A a f © A 4 ' fTnH 48r u 1 Hi r36g i- jOWJtiKJ ' !£. JWi Row 1 : Mgr. B. Zutter, Mgr. K. Hazelton, M. Wilbur, R. Wade, D. Wade, K. Patterson, M. Parseghian, T. Mahler, T. Wardlow, M. Kendall, Coach Haag. Row 2: T. Panzica, A. Watson, W. Blake, D. Cole, M. Woodford, M, Bilinski, S. Schafer, C. Henry E. Kasper. Row 3: Mgr. J. Fisher, D. VanRyn, Mgr. B. Meeks, Coach Hardman, D. Livers, J. Steinke, T. Wiltrout, S. Brownell M. Buzolich, R. Freese, J. Legus, H. Seider, D. Evans, J. Green, Trainer S. Sellers, W. Phillips, J. Hartman, C. Anderson, R. Mit chem. Coach Wilbur. Row 4: Coach Szucz, M. Lootens, K. Peters, B. Stinchcomb, M. Robinson, D. Eades, A. Blake, G.Wat son, B. Green, F. Kurman, B. Baumgarner Above: Dickie Cole takes advantage of a brief rest on the sidelines by taking a long drag on the vuater bottle. Below right: A familiar sight during the 1972 season was the Adams defense swarming over enemy ballcarriers. All-state kicker Bill Stinchcomb places the kick just out of reach of an on-rushing Elkhart Memorial defense- nnan. Dave Van Ryn contemplates Coach Butch ' s instruc- tions. a solid world . . . Behind the scenes last fall, the B-team and freshman squad steadily progressed, despite only mediocre records. The Beagles, led by coaches Howie Hardman and Mike Szucs, finished at 4-3-1 thanks to some strong defensive efforts. Dave Livers and Herbie Graves handled most of the quarterbacking and running chores, while Ric Wade headed up the defensive unit. The highlight of the year was a 42-28 romp over Elkhart Central. Coach Len Buczkowski ' s Frosh man- aged only one victory, but the freshmen have three years to show what they can do. Tim Spainhower was impressive at the fullback and linebiacker spots, and Jim Kestermeier was also a creditable performer. Above: Coach Wilbur ponders the team ' s performance, while M. Aronson gazes at a cheerleader, and M. Szucs rallies the troops. Right: Practice may be drudgery for some football players, but K. Patter- son and A. Watson seem to be enjoying it. A. Blake calls the all important signals, while his B-team teammates catch their breath between plays. . . . to reach The 1972-73 Cross Country Team under coach Dan Poe compiled a record of 9 wins and 6 losses. The season started slowly for the Road- runners with two forfeits, due to lack of team depth, but through strenuous prac- tice and dilligent work, they came up with a fine season. Pat Daniels, who fin- ished second in the city meet, was chosen most valuable player. Other fine perfor- mances were given by Captain John Kujawski and teammates Mike Jaicomo, Tim McClure, Ken Green, Ted Windmill- er, and Tom Pawlak. St Joe Penn Jimtown Riley St Joe (Mich) Niles LaPorte Mishawaka La Salle Elkhart Memorial Mich. City Elston Jackson Washington c Elkhart Central « City Meet Sectional Above: Senior John Kujawski presses on to the finish. Below left: His feet barely touching the ground, Pat Daniels runs to victory against Washington Yvonne Woo awards placement sticks to Ken Green and Mike Jaicomo. E high enough Roger Heise strains his forearm muscles stretch- ing for a bacl hand return. Freshman Jeff Ti Coach McNarney ' s young tennis team gained the respect of the conference as the season progressed. The most valuable player, Chris Fallon, won the singles title in the sectional and regional tournaments and took third place in the state finals at Indianapolis, where John Adams High School placed fifth. The Netters were really a tough team as each gave their best to win at all times. An overall record of seven wins and three losses for the season placed them second in the N.I.C. and closed a successful season. Members of the 1972 varsity team were Chris Fallon, Jeff True, Terry Fallon, Tom Brickley, Roger Heise, and Bill Marentette. A- ?:4 Chris Fallon demonstrates the finesse which enabled him to take first in sectionals and regionals, and third in state. to grasp The John Adams Girls Swim Team swam to their second consecutive no defeat, no challenge, no problem, state title this year. Led by Captains, Lynn Ziker and Sue Manak, the female titans once again proved their strength compil- ing a 7-0 dual meet record. The season ended with a smashing 94% point victory at the state finals. The rewarding year was continually paced by the first year coach, Mrs. Lynn Bradley. Long hours of swimming, diving and more swimming paid off as Adams had three individual state champions, one relay champion and one medley runner-up. Outstanding at every meet and placing first at the state meet were Se- niors Polly Ehlers, and Sue Manak, and Juniors Kathy Komora, Abby Smith, Missy Lowe and Sue Busch. Congratula- tions and praise are due to these girls, a year of hard work to capture the second consecutive state championship. Above: Polly Ehlers, who placed first at state in 50 back, does a few quick laps of backstroke. Below: Co-Captains, Lynn Ziker and Sue Manak, battle it out for the first. E their dreams. Who else but Kathy Komora would look so natural in the water? Laura Anderson gives us a grin as she waits for the judges signal. Rowl: S. Vurpillat, J. Tweedell, J Peltz, K Kiley, L Ziker, S Manak, P Ehlers.N Balka, P KiIeyfL Lamb, how ' S ' ' 6 aioonro. t) trtrtnOT, XW-etire, B. Heck, K. Kiley, C. Ford, A. Smith, M. Lowe, A. Oren, L. Pausek, S. Smith, L. Buechler, M. Golba, Row 3. B. Barrall, C Keto, C Kiley, L Prottman, J Doetsch, P. Siekman, K. Komora, S. Busch, L. Anderson, S. Balthazor, S. Schmidt. Coach Bradley, Mr. Szucs. I ■hi : .. ' .SWfc ' willing to practice . . . to become better at The 1973 Girls Gymnastics Team, under the direction of 2nd year coach, Sherry Brown, compiled a 6-2 record and captured the beginning and intermediate sectional trophies. The team spent many long hours prac- ticing and produced several star perform- ers: Nancy Gassensmith, who placed first in regional intermediate level, floor exercise competition, Julie Kertz who placed first in sectional level, vaulting and all around, second in floor-exercise, and third on balance beam, and Becky Hentz, who placed first in beginning level un- evens, balance beam, and floor exercise, and fourth in vaulting. Other team mem- bers who made outstanding contributions were Vickie Wade, Buffy Janus, Bridget Baron, and Diane DuVall. Team: Top row— K. Hammontree, Coach Brown, Captain J. Kertz, Middle row— Y. Woo, V. Wade, N. Gassensnnith, L. Christian, B. Janus, J. Deneen, Bottom row— B. Shearer, B. Baran, B. Hentz, D. Zink, J. Ganser, G. Fisher, D. Duvall. Becky Hentz, practicing a glide kip mount strives to perfect her form. Above: Vickie Wade snickers as she thinks about the rest of her routine. Above right: Yvonne Woo does a needle scale, emphasizing her grace and agility. what he already does well ' ' A photographer catches junior Bev Shearer gazing off into space. Above: Jeri Deneen, Kathy Hammontree, Bridget Baran, and Nancy Gassensmith are hard at worl warming up for the meet. Below: Lynn Christian leans against the unevens and chuckles at a chalk fight. Above: Stretching for form, DeeDee Zink poses in splits, then continues her routine. Below: Captain Julie Kertz shows poise, grace, and muscles as she smiles for the judges during her balance beam routine. You have a conviction In their 6th year of existence, the John Adams Gymnasts led by Coach Dan Poe and Captain Steve Richmand finished off its season with a disappointing 3-7 record. So far, the gymnasts have only been able to compile one winning season as they met rugged competition around the state. The season started slowly with the team dropping their opener against Jim- town and then splitting the next two dual meets. The gymnasts then fell into a los- ing streak, falling short of victories in the next meets until firsts by Terry Smith, Marc Woodford and Larry Holtzman sparked them on to a decisive victory over DeKalb. In sectional competition, MVP Terry Smith placed fourth on rings and all- around. Marc Woodford fourth in vault- ing, and Larry Holtzman tenth on hori- zontal bar. In the state gymnastics com- petition, Terry Smith ranked tenth on rings and Marc Woodford seventh in vaulting. It ' s a bird! It ' s a plane! No, it ' s Terry Smith, as he executes a perfect back lever on the still rings. gSpiSsstssBJSSsrJ! ' Above: Teann members: L. Holtzman, P. Schrieber, J. Lair, J. Marshall, M. Burnt, D. Knapp, M. Woodford, T. Smith, A. Deringer, M. Jaicomo, J. Lindzy, C. Deringer, J. Honald, S. Richmond. Below: Vaulting longhorse, senior Poeman, Al Deringer, does a straddle vault. P.- te,, . I ' SP : John Lair concentrates on a very difficult side- horse routine. deep within you . . . Wi ™ ■J-A. -,. - - o ■ Jimtown 60.66 82.23 JJk-Central 62 50 | 6x rd 59 87 ■ Is 65.74 70.94 (orthwood 61.12 59.19 Concord Invit. 9th of 1 1 Elk-Central 63.97 67 _ DeKalb 63.13 68.55 J Elk-Mem. 62.59 73.17 M Crown Point 85.71 96.05 1 Heritage Inv. 1 DeKalb 80.77 76.77 i; Sectional 6th of 9 ■Hlj State 16th of 21 I B J ._ ,t. i ' JMt Mark Woodford, who qualified for state competition, shows perfect form in his floor-ex routine. Larry Holtzman looks a little worried about the score he will receive at the end of his high bar routine. Above: Steve Richmond makes a handstand on the still rings look easy, but is it? Below: We see things from a different angle, but Mike Jai- como still looks good as he holds an L-seat on the rings Dan Knapp shows us a few muscles as he demonstrates an L-seat that you cannot ignore Riding a wave high with talent and victory, the John Adams Seagles swam to a third place finish in state competition. Participating in only two losing efforts this year, the swimmers ventured to their tenth consecutive NIC crown. Led by Co-Captains Hoke Busch and Dan Harrigan, the swimmers ran off 7 straight victories before losing to Munster and Jackson, finishing 11-2 in dual competition. The Seagles finished second in city wide competition, but bounced back to snatch the conference meet crown. The final showdown during sectional competi- tion brought a heart-breaking second place, again to Jackson. Continuing through regional swimming the Seagles blazed their trail to a third place finish at the state finals. Steve Patterson stretches his starting dive because every inch counts in the race against time. Co-Captain Hoke Busch takes time out of a hard practice to stop and pose for a picture. r« iy . j- '  !«%. i,giij«„art . ...... Ji VS i i X MEtt A, « H iir , ♦- .  -=.■ «! « ?- W8(BM(i«py| igSj- i « i or quiet . . . Team: Top row— S. Lehr, K. Wise, M. Balthazor, D. Harrigan, T. Davey.S. Patterson, E. Tweedle, J. Severyn, D. Johnson. Bottom row— J. Feferman, Coach Smith, J. Deren, D. Foster, H. Busch, M. Slowey, D. Knapp, T. Lichtenfels, M. Weger, L. Emmons, J. Grow, mgr. that you have The Seagles diver, Lloyd Emmons, who placed 8th in state competition, shows excellence in form and grace at the Riley meet. Tony Davey grabs a mouthful of air as he completes a perfect turn It looks like Tommy Lichtenfels dropped his dentures on that last turn. the potential ..-.iKtu m l ISk Elston A 54 4C Bishop Noll 57 37 Penn 58 36 LaPorte 65 29 Clay 55 40 Elk. Central 58 32 Riverside Inv. 215 2nd Elk. Memorial 53 41 Washington 60 3: Munster 36 59 ; Riley 67 27 Jackson 53 42 Culver 60 33 ■ Mishawaka 53 41 City Frosh-Soph 2nd City Varsity ?nd Conference 1st Sectional ; Jnd State 3rd m Below: Junior Scott Lehr spends a few min- utes warming up before getting on the starting block. Freshman sensation, Mike Slowey, was ranked among I ndiana ' s top breast-strokers. iHvif I a r fl I 1 fe to rise The John Adams Volleyball Team had a relatively successful 3-7 season. Tough competition throughout the season, com- bined with injuries at tourney time, resulted in many close losses. The team, molded by Coach Ganser and Ass ' t Coach Paar worked for perfec- tion of technique and form. Co-Captains Angela Kendall and Mary Flanigan lent experience to the young team. Although a newly established team, returning un- derclassmen should add know-how to next year ' s squad. Jackie Shaw stretches for the ball as Kathy Witherby eagerly awaits the set. H|rv . jI kH HH FJ ' fl J V 1 m k i HI R y H Mary Flanigan seems nnore interested in what Mary Humphrey has to say than in listening to Coach Ganser. I Mi U, 8 11 s.ial hni Above: B-team: Row 1 : C. Niemier, L. Pausek, K. Kasper, J. Szajko, K. McNulty, M. Golba, Row 2: M. Humphrey, L. Varda, J. Manthay, D. Rutkowski, L. Kujawski, Below: Row 1 : C. Niemier, L. Pau- sek, J. Szajko, K. McNulty, M. Golda, T. Molner, Row 2: D. Leeds, B. Keith, L. Varda, J. Manthay, D, Rutkowski, B. Baran, L. Paar, Coach Ganser, Row 3: M. Humphrey, M. Keith, K. Witherby, J. Shaw, M. Flanigan, K. Kujawski. to the top. Between games Miss Paar gives pointers to the team. m-. But everywhere With the crowning of Ricl IVlitchem as the 185 pound state champion, Coach IVloe Aronson and his 1972-73 wrestling team finished the season with an 8-5 record that earned them a third place finish in the NIC. Mitchem, unbeaten in 25 bouts, was voted most valuable wrestler and next years captain of a squad that lost only three wrestlers to graduation. Last season had its ups and downs, but all in all it produced super athletes. Se- niors Connie Henry, Kevin Phillips, and Bruce Cassady; Juniors Ric Wade and Aaron Watson; Sophomore Steve Brownell; and Freshmen sensations Tom Pauszeck and Andre Scruggs contributed to a fine season. Assistant Coach IVIike Szucs sports a promising junior varsity squad that com- manded an impressive mark for the 72-73 campaign. Next year looks like another blue chip season for Eagle wrestling fans. Teaching may prove to be a burden at times for Mr. Aronson, but wrestling is never far from his mind. Above: Varsity— Front row: A. Scruggs, T. Windmiller, T. Pausek, D. Wade, C. Price, R. Wade, B. Cassady, Mgr. Lesniewski, Back row: Coach Aronson, Connie Henry, Rick Mitchem, Mark Loutens, Steve Brownell, Kevin Phillips, Chubby Phillips, Ass ' t Coach Szucs. Below: A sudden move by Clark Price enables him to evade the grasp of his pursuer. others are struggling . P P m i B 5 «9 A ■ Marian — 50 17 Portage 23 40 Elk. Memorial 45 15 Washington 45 15 LaPone 49 12 Gary Roosevelt 41 21 LaSalle 24 38 Riley 26 29 Clay 33 25 Mishawaka 17 39 Elk. Central 39 21 Mich. City 34 21 Rick Mitchem applies the pressure needed as the officials signal a fall. t ff t i .Cx ixi Above: B-Team front row— R. Weldy, J. Noble, T. Spainhower, R. Troeger, J. Green, T. Mahler Back row-L. Couch, R. Baker, G. Watson, B. Sanders, Coach Szucs. Left: Sectional champ Aaron Watson struggles to keep his opponent where he wants him. . to get there first Progressing slowly, and marred by In- juries, the 1973 Adams Baseball Team began to show the quality of their talents by late season. Traveling to Evansville, a first for an Adams team, the Eagles had their problems. A shaky defense and in- consistent hitting led to early defeats. However, as the season wore on, the Eagles improved on their fundamentals and the work paid off. The team showed this comeback, winning their last 10 of 12 games, including victories over La- Porte, St. Joe, and Washington, all highly ranked teams. Led by pitchers Kevin Patterson and Steve Austin, the hitting of Morris Green and Ron Freese, and the brilliant defense of Al Taylor, the team entered tournament play with heads held high. Adams can look forward to a bright baseball future as underclassmen Rick Mitchem, Marty Laymen, Jim Szabo, and Mike Bilinski gained valuable experience this season. Varsity-Row 1: M, Lesniewski, R. Joers, C. Fallon, A. Fouts, B. Koker, B. Zutter. Row 2: Coach Buczkowski, Scorekeeper J. Kestermier, K. Patterson, R. Mitchem, M. Layman, D. Edison, D. Ertel, A. Taylor, Scorekeeper S. LaCluse. Row 3: M. Bilinski, R. Freese, S. Austin, M. Green, M. Wilbur, K. Breen J Szabo Above: Wild jubilation sweeps the team after Ron Freese hits a home run. Below Kevm Patterson winds up and fires his celebrated fast ball. Al Taylor waits at the plate for the pitch, while Ron Freese anxiously looks and force you down. €S 111 I 5 ' CofrtUlfs ' ici Baseball Elkhart Memorial LaPorte T- Si- Elkhart Central f ttanr 9 Washington v Michigan City ■ J ' ' Riley ■ ' ■ ' Mishawaka 4 11 2 3 1 Elkhart Memorial 5 4 Michigan City Elkhart Central 3 3 2 2 LaPorte 4 8 Washington Riley 5 8 4 1 rj t-ifr ' B-team Row 1 ; K. Chambliss, M. Clarke, G. Ushela, D. Eades, J. Dragovich, B. Madison, C. Fallon, K. Bower, K. Forester, Row 2: C. Csiszar, G. Rohan, F. LaPierre, M. Kertz, J. Green, K. Crowe, T. Spain- hower. Row 3: Coach McNarney, B. Coker, J. Scott, B. Schrader, M. Lootens, J. Hull, K. Ely, P. Gil- lis, D. Hauflaire, S. Nowicki. Right: Denny Ertel and Al Taylor wait for a ground ball. makes you The John Adams Girls Softball team successfully completely its second varsity season. Diamond opponents included Clay, Riley, North Liberty, Marian, Cul- ver Military, and Washington. The team, under the fine leadership of Coach Davis and Co-Captains, Gayle Loughridge and Peggy Wolf, led the way for a challenging season of Softball. Sportsmanship was the key to the play as many games became quite rough. Getting off to a shaky start with pitch- ing and batting problems, the girls pulled through for a respectable season. Losing only one senior, next years team will be jam packed with experience and prepared to wipe up the league. ' % ■ r ■ . ' ■■ %s ' s x? ' y? ■■ , ' !t m Row 1 : J. Baran, C. Jones, J. Szjako, D. Leeds, T. Molnar, E. Rubin, L. Baldridge. Row 2: K. White, P. Wolfe, B. Brickiey, C. Scott, B. Morrow, C. McGuigan, S. Suit. Row 3: G. Loughridge, J. Fisher, Coach David, C. Goetz, D. Curran, Mgr. J. Nestlerode. Above: Bea Morrow takes her batting stance and prepares to hit a home run. Left: Debbie Curran scored easily as umpire Dan Poe eyes the play. Below: Stacey Suit takes one giant step toward first base. struggle harder. t mmr spnm P A 78 larian 98 Ft. Wayne Northrup 60 Goshen 39 South Bend LaSalle Michigan City Elston Hammond Noll Mishawaka Gary Roosevelt Elkhart Memorial ,., r St. Joe LaPorte Warsaw Riley Washington Elkhart Central East Chicago Roosevelt Penn Marian Washington St. Joe Knox Michigan City 62 85 83 79 82 94 73 102 74 97 78 77 53 75 86 Hammond Noll 57 49 k Lafayette C. C. 87 80 Anderson 99 95 It. New Albany 79 84 Below: Jeff Hull ' s muscles tighten as he drives in for the shot. Freshmen, Row 1 : G. Ushela, K. Bower, U. Thomas, R. Spann, K. Shaw, F. LaPierre, Row2: Coach Turnock, T. Thompson, B. Montgomery, B. Woodford, P. Daniels, G. Rohan, B. Charrv bers, M. Clarke. B-team: A. Harris, A. Ottertxidge, M. Risinger, T. Wiltrout, T. Moody, G. Sudhop, M. Hardy, J. Hull, L. Sullivan, J. Szabo. You must push beyond endurance. The 1972-73 John Adams Eagles A CHAMPION ' S TRIBUTE Hii ttiiM x± i.u.M ATfc m iii n m I m i WW I I  ' ♦ • ' •— •■ liU ' M turnocK g w n-B«.V.W- S 5.iV Do not break beneath the strain. - r ui li Above: Steve Austin runs dow n court to score. Below: Val Martin jumps high for a better shot against Hammond Noll during semi-state play. Webb flies high to increase the score in Regional action. . . . because that would be Plagued with continual depth prob- lems, the John Adams Track Team, ran to a 3-8 dual meet record, and a fifth place finish in the NIC. Brightened by the pres- ence of Chubby Phillips, Ray Martin, Marc Woodford and others. Coach Hard- man ' s Cindermen found 1973 to be a year of rebuilding. Tough area opponents allowed only three triumphs, each of which were high- lighted by strong field event competition. Consistent blue ribbon winners were Phil- lips in the 100 and 220 yd. dashes, Mar- tin in the 440 yd. dash, Woodford in the high jump, Mark Buzolich in the hurdles, and Terry Wardlow in the long jump. Adams ' relay teams were consistent in strength, running well at home, away, and Invitational meets. Adding to the coaching ingredient was assistant Coach Robert Reed. Quarter-miler Ray Martin reaches for that extra burst of speed as he heads for the stretch. Tom Wiltrout eyes his target in hopes of a blue ribbon. Dave Evans reveals throwing the discus. determination when Above: Varsity-Row 1 ; B. Spann, K. Phillips, M. Woodford, C. Phillips, M. Lynch, R. Martin, D. Cole, T. Wardlow, J. Chomyn, R. Troeger, T. Mahler, Row 2: Coach Hardman, T. McClure, B. Woodford, H. Graves, K. Peters, J. Oeren, E. Tweedle, K. Jennings, D. Pawlak, B. Carpenter, M. Buzolich, J. Craft, J. Cambron, P. Daniels, T. Bailey, W. Sanders, T. Wiltrout, J. Lindzy, P. Daniels, Coach Reed. Below: Mark Buzolich and Kevin Phillips strain to take an early lead in the hurdles. an admission of defeat . ■-. J ' L k Above: B-team— Row 1 : T. McClure, M. Skudlarek, C. Walters, R. Troeger, J. Hartman, T. Grueger, T. Mahler, T. Bailey. Row 2: Coach Hardman, K. Peters, J. Deren, R. Gustafson, J. Cambron, R. Owens, M. Kendall, K. Kujawski, P. Daniels, C. Phillips. Below: Polevaulter Joe Chomyn pushes hard to extend hinnself all the way over the ominous bar. 2s Glory in track and field events connes only through persistence and self-sacrifice, and daily practices help achieve this goal. While high-jumping is a science to the athlete, it is an art to the observer. . . , and you Paced by four returning members of John Adams state runner-up team of a year ago, Coach George Griffith has built a golf team deserving of its state-wide recognition. The golf team thus far com- piled an unblemished record of 17-0, and is likely to end undefeated. Moving into the season as state favor- ites along with last years champion, An- derson, the linkers started playing good golf from the beginning. Led by Dave Heckamen and Scott MacGregor, the Eagles defeated Anderson and 32 other teams to take the team crown at the prestigious LaPorte Invitational. This tournament sets the stage for another possible showdown in the state meet. Although four seniors will be lost by graduation. Coach Griffith will expect to continue the impressive tradition of Adams golf which has produced a remark- able 65-3 record over the past three years. Vernon Johnson B-team— Mike Walker, Dave Shultz, Tom Stevens Mark Risinger cannot be defeated. Varsity; Scott MacGregor, Dave Heckamen, Mark Risinger, Vernon Johnson, Mike Parseghian, Coach Griffith. Chuck Wilkinson Left: Mike Parseghian Below. Scott MacGregor §- Wendy Welter— Seniors Judy Miller— Underclass Looking back Linda Ellen Abrahams Debra Lynn Aclto James E. Allison Susan Elaine Allriedge William Mark Alpern Craig P. Anderson Aristides Alan Andrews Julie Marie Andrews Richard Joseph Andrews Linda Sue Ashe Sue Vurp takes a break in her 3rd hour art class. Freida Grimes expresses jov after the football game. on these years John Michael Bara Michael William Barnes Michael J. Beck Diane G. Becker Alan Steven Bell Joan Marie Bella Ellen Marie Bencsics Mark Allen Benzur Edward Earl Bernhard Jean Marie Biggs Marcia Kristie Birdsell Bonita Kay Blake Terry David Blosser David Alan Bock Andrea Lee Bonewitz Above: Kathy Madison at rest in the Album office. Left: Hard at work in the library is Joe Chomyn. find I have David Allen Borlick Cynthia Ann Bower Valorie Jean Boyer Michael Jerome Breen David Alan Bridger Jessica Lynn Broadnax Keri Lee Brubaker Roberta Sue Buker Randall Aaron Burget Michael Burks David John Burns Nicholas Rawlins Busch Mark Desmond Buzolich Robert Vincent Cahill Roxanne Marie Cairns Nancy Ellen Campbell Susan Marie Carothers Carol Ann Carson Thomas George Carton, Jr. Bruce Edward Cassady Diana Lynn Cauffman Above: Spirit week is . . . Right: Diane Ding- | ley works on senior float. caught a glimpse Above: Laurie Lamb assists Denny Ertel in putting up spirit weel decorations. Right; . , Lynne Ziker adds finishing touches to the se- l ' s. , nior float. k?kf . . . Of what Betty Jean Chism Joseph W. Chomyn John Campbell Clark Ronald Eugene Cole Jill Marie Coleman Wanda Jean Coleman Kim Colleen Conrad Terri Lee Cool Cecil L. Costello Wendy Diane Coulter Cathy Jean Crider Mary Elaine Cross Catherine Ann Curran Anthony Lynn Curtis Robert A. Curtis Robert Michael Davis Sandra Gail Davis Thomas Hildebrand Dawson Melanie Louise De Craene Donald Lee De Moss Mary Ellen De Moss Stephen Anthony Dempsey Michael Joseph Deneen Judith Anne Dennis Ruth Denise Des Lauries Allan Douglas Dickens Krista Ann Dickens Alan Joseph Dieringer Norma Jean Diggins Paul Emmanuel Dilts Diane Evans Dingley Nellie Regina Dixon Katherine Ann Dominic Jeanne Marie Doyon Michael Joseph Doyon John Philip Dunbar Debra Anne Duncan Joy Lee Dunn Lori Lynn Duram Mark Allan Eby Polly Sue Ehlers Gregory Alan Ehresman Deborah Lynn Ely Joel Patrick Emery Vicky Susan Eming William Jon Enick Dennis James Ertel William Fellmy Eskew Michael George Fahey Elizabeth Ann Finnerty it means. Above: Harry Wright enjoys the avant-garde humor of the Tower. Upper-right: Amy Lockhart rushes to complete her project for Clothing III. Lower-right: Tom Dawson assists Peter Oren in the sixth hour Chemistry II class. It is the end James Lee Fisher Diana Lynn Fleming George Harding Ford Glenn Allen Foster Elizabeth Ann-Marie Fox Kim Anthony Francis Gary Lee Frank Ronald Keith Freese Lawrence Fredrick Fritz Sharon Sue Gadie Karen Sue Gamache Steve Andrew Gergacz Dolores Ann Gillett Greta Ann Gilmore Charles Allen Glore Judith Lynn Golba Margaret Jane Golightly Gary Dean Gonter Jennifer Lynne Grant Kathryn Ann Green ym Above: Al Koch and Pat Walsh work diligently to complete their surrealistic art project. Right: In the midst of confusion, H Lee, M. Robinson, D. Stokes, R. Martin and J. Whitaker find a calm corner to talk over plans for the weekend. of a phase 1 1 4 ' i km :jyK Hl Kenneth Michael Green Martha Lynda Green Morris Green III Victoria Lynn Green Carol Diane Greene Roger William Greene Stephen Robert Gregg Fredia Carol Grimes Gary Anthony Grooms Clark William Gundlach Bradley Kinnon Hall Terril Lee Hamilton Teresa Kay Hammontree Kimberly Jo Hargreaves Wayne Stephen Harper James Lee Harris Deborah Sue Hartz Paul Hawkins Gregory Clay Haynes David Floyd Heckaman r h: ■r? Dinah Jones is contemplating her chemistry lab, or is it her social calendar? Robert C. Hedl James Christopher Hedman Carolyn Marie Heeter Roger Allen Heise John Edward Heisler III Valerie Lynn Hendrlckson Connie Henry David Patrick Henry Sheila Mary Hickey William Hill Lynne Hoffman Pamela Janice Holmes Maria Jean Holtzman Michele Ruth Houston Francine Louise Howell and the continuation Upper— left: Cheerleader Frida Grimes chats with Boonie Hill about the events of the past weekend. Left: Ellen Bencsics and Wendy Woodworth vigorously practice their flute duet. Above: Roxanne Cairns, Roberta Buker and Sue Carothers listen during a pep assembly before the champion- ship basketball tournament in Bloomington. Left: Rod Johnson and Darlene Turner exhibit the Black History attire for 1973. Upper: Mr. Przybysz and the senior basketball team members proudly display the 1973 Sectional trophy. of a cycle. Michael Haywood Howell Bruce Edward Huffman Joseph Gregory Humphrey William L. Hutchison, Jr. William Anthony Inks, Jr. Helene Joan Janczyk Neal Henry Janus Michael 0. J. Jenkins Fay Eunice Johnson Roderick Sterling Johnson Dinah Patricia Jones Judy Ann Jones Christopher Anthony Joyner Lauren Susann Kamm Steven Wayne Kaser Sandra Kay Keating Cynthia Anne Keb Bernadett Keeley Angela Kendall John Paul Kertz is the finish Julie Jo Kertz Patricia Lynn Kiiey Nancy Ann Klimek Deborah Kaye Kluga Daniel Bradley Knapp Alan C. Koch Kurt Louis Koloszar Susan Marie Kominkiewicz Frederick Norman Kopec David Michael Kotoske Debra Ann Koz Donna Ann Koz Reglna Anne Kreisle John Richard Kujawski Nancy Jo LaDow Mark Phillip La Fortune Elizabeth Larson Lamb Thomas Bernard Larkin Donald Edward Laughlln Mary Melissa Leatherbury Left: Nancy Balka lacks the energy to get through her Friday afternoon classes. Above: Lab is the good time for Vicki Eming to catch up on the weekend news. David Arthur Lee Herman Lee Steven Thomas Leeds Marsha Theresia Liddell Gail Allen Lighthall Amy Lockhart Theresa Ann Longfellow Richard Stoneman Lowe Scott Nelson Mac Gregor John Stuart Mac Leod Kathy Jeanette Madison Sue Ann Manak Kathryn Elizabeth Marentette Stephen Gene Mark John Michael Marnocha Arcell Ray Martin Vicky Sue Matheny Mark Douglas McClure Paula Marie McGriffin Michael John McGuigan (a of preparation . . . Ronald Greg McKee Curtis Alan McKenzie David Bruce McKinney Maureen Annette McMahon Michael Dennis McNulty Timothy P. Meehan Debra Dianne Menzie Margaret Jean Mesaros David Scott Mester Janet Elaine Meyer Janine Sue Miller Judith Ellen Miller Melinda Ann Miller Mindy Jane Miller Victoria Ann Miller and the start Patti Ann Milliken Anne Victoria Mitchell Lisa Louise Molnar Carlotta Toni Moore Kent David Moore Robin Louise Moore Colette Marie Morfoot Robert Donald Morgan Ann Therese Moriarty Nancy Jean Morrical Jan Leslie Morse Linda Simone Moses Cornelius Sean Murphy David Hugh Naus Dianne G. Nespo Brian Anthony Norris Jacquelyn Marie Ochs Susan J. Olson Peter Lloyd Oren John Edward Osmanski Douglas Leon Owens Sharon M. Pallo Thomas Charles Panzica Kevin Lee Parker Michael Ara Parseghian Kevin Davis Patterson Michael Scott Pawell Rosemary Pawlak Pamela Joan Pecze David James Perkins Kevin Blaine Phillips Willard James Phillips III Nancy Pierce Debra Lee Pixley Sheral Marlene Poelvoorde of the true test. Patricia Eileen Poyser Melodie Rosalind Priest Sandra Lee Randolph Marc Thomas Raymond Leah Marie Reagin Leora Irene Reeder Sally Sue Reinke Jeffrey Lynn Rensberger Alice Deane Rhodes Steven Edward Richmond Charles Paul Riewe Gail Jeanine Riley Elaine Roberts Philip David Roberts Marshall Allen Robinson Michael Dean Robinson Gary Scott Rodick Maribeth Roncz Allen Steven Rothballer Lynn Marie Rozewicz j Above: With a steady hand Mike Becl works to complete his water color. Right: Steve Mark flips through contemporary society notebook, looking for an answer to a difficult question. =3© Carol Ann Sakara Michael William Sarasin Ernest Wade Scarbrough Jr. Steven Conrad Schafer William August Scheu Carol Jeane Scholz Susan Louise Schricker Eric James Schubert Andrew Robert Scott Catherine Scott Jennifer Lynn Scott Barbara Lynn Shaffer Michael Alan Sheer Scott Edwin Shira Steven Brett Shuman Virginia Sikorski SueEllen Sinkiewicz Diane Marie Smedley David Leroy Smith Vicki Lynn Stahl It is the background for the future . . . m • - te hJL y- Hi % Above: Dave Perkins, Layout Editor, works on his design for the division pages. Left: Paul Dilts, Mike Hall, Morris Green, and Roderick Johnson spend a few idle moments on the tower door steps. Barry Eugene Stanton Roberta Lynne Stapleton Betty Jean Steed John Edward Steinhofer Janet Ellen Steinmetz William Byron Stinchcomb Anna Louise Stoffer Brian W. Strock Gary Dean Stuart Monte Louis Swindeman Gloria Jean Switalski Craig William Szabo John David Szabo Marilyn Ann Szalay Ruth Regina Szymkowicz Allan Lee Taylor Connie Sue Taylor Leslie Gale Thimlar Jerry Arnold Thomas William Thomas Thompson . . . and the root The 1972-73 Senior Class officers (clockwise): Judy Miller (Sec.) Scott MacGregor (Pres.) Sheila Hickey (Treas.) Dave Naus (Vice Pres.). of our past. Robert J. Wachs Jr. Vickie Lynn Wade Douglas D. Wagley Ancell David Wal s Neil William Wald James Alan Walker Mark Alan Walker Sherman Reynard Wallace Stephanie Elaine Waller Donna Louise Walsh Varied moods are reflected by the couples at the Senior Prom, John Heisler and Kathy Marentette, above. Perry Coalmen and Francine Howell, right. We have struggled Jeanette Watkins James Paul Webb Steven Eugene Webber Allen Carl Weldy Rebecca Lee Weldy Wendy Norene Welter Philip Warren Wenger Patrick Scott Werntz Thomas William Whipkey John H. Whitaker Jr. Anthony White Kathy Reay White Barbara Sue Whitfield David Ronald Widmar Charles Jeffrey Wilkinson to survive , . . Vincent Gerard Willemin Suzanne M. Wilson Sherri Fay Wolff Paula Ann Wofram Yvonne Woo Wendy Lynn Woodworth Henry George Wright James Kevin Wright June Gail Wright Susan Christine Wright Kevin Walter Yendes Dwayne Douglas Young John Francis Zeider Lynne Phyliss Ziker Brad Eugene Zimpelman Left: Bob Wachs and Steve Webber talk over old times before commencement exercises begin. Above: The class of 1973. Right: Morris Green gets some final advice. The Junior Class was very productive this year. The year started out slowly, but finished with many innovations and changes. The Annual Pizza Sale was, as usual, a huge success. It was such a suc- cess, in fact, that the officers decided to spend the extra money and have the Ju- nior Prom at Erskine Park Clubhouse. Chairman Janis Cappert did an excellent job of organization and promotion and the Prom was well attended. For the first time in ten years the Prom itself made a profit. As a result the Junior Class is looking forward to a great Senior Prom next year. The 1972-73 Junior Class officers relax. From left to right are: Linda Risinger, Janis Cappert, Rick Mitchem and Jackie Shaw. . . . And dared to live. Mark Allen, Debra Allriedge, Cathy Altman, John Alvyine, Michael Andert, Darryl Ashby, Rachelle Atkins Louann Baker, Jill Balanow, An- toinette Ball, James Baloun, Andre Banks, Michael Balthazor, Michele Bara Julie Baran, Evelyn Bare, Joseph Barnes, Lynette Barnhart, Cath- erine Barrett, Craig Barrier, Re- oecca Batdorf Jean Beeman, David Bell, Joel Benkie, Patricia Bergren, Debra Berndt, Robert Bertles, Philip Bid lack Michael Bilinski, Billie Binder, Diana Birdsall, Wallace Blake, Julius Blanton, Deborah Bloom, Brenda Bradley Kenneth Breen, Scott Brennan, Thomas Brickley, Robert Bright, Geri Brinkman, Michael Bronsing, Knowe! Broadway Judith Broecker, Eric Brown, Susan Brown, Thomas Brown, Thomas Bullard, William Baum- garner, David Burdeen Lloyd Burks, Barbara Busch, Leon Busch, Richard Bussen, Annette Byrd, Kevin Byrd, Noe Cabello Michael Caffery, Kenneth Caliqui- ri, David Campbell, Mark Capa- tina, Janis Cappert, William Car- penter, John Cassidy Martha Challinor, Kathy Chevrie, Lynn Christian, Diane Clark, Den- nis Clayton, Vickie Cleveland, Melanie Cline Andy Fouts and partner dance to the music of John Cassidy and company during the Eagle Mash at the Spirit Week assembly. At the Junior Prom, Linda Risinger and Dave VanRyan take a break from dancing in order to get their pictures taken. Melanie Clipper, William Coch- rane, Christine Coffelt, Richard Cole, Marjorie Coleman, Norma Coleman, Laura Collmer Lori Collner, Shawn Condon, John Contadeluci, Jeri Conzolo, Terry Craft, William Crammer, James Crimmins Jessica Crosson, Lucinda Gulp, Sharon Curran, Linda Czarnecl i, IVlichael Danch, Patrick Daniels, Kathy Davis Carol DeCoudres, Jane Delahanty, Patricia Delater, Pamela Deleu, Kevin Dichey, Philip Dietrich, Gerald Ditsch We have lost the fragility . . . Jane Dodgson, Joan Doetsch, Stuart Dolde, Rosemary Domb- Icowski, Mark Dominic, Robert Dotson, Martha Dow Corinne Dugger, Nancy Duncan, Jennifer Duxbury, Jim Eades, Douglas Edison, Mark Ehresman, Bambi Ell Charles Ellar, Dianne Elli, Richard Ellis, Lloyd Emmons, Colleen Enick, Lynne Erhardt, Jeannie Ertel Judith Ertel, Mark Eskridge, Randy Evanoff, David Evans, Robert Everly, Vickie Fager, Terence Fallon Wendy Farling, John Feferman, Gary Ferguson, Gloria Finnerty, David Fisette, Gina Fisher, Janet Fisher Mary Flanagan, Mary Ftanigan, Daniel Fortlander, Dennis Foster Andrew Fouts, William Fraed- rich, Judith Fragomeni, Chris- tine Francis Kathleen Frick, Leeann Frus- hour, Deborah Galloway, Jac- quelin Ganser Kinnberly Gard, Linda Garing, Timothy Gault, Lawrence Gavin Shelley Gentner, Joni Gentry, Robert Gerrard, Susan Ger- schoffer While with friends, juniors Jim Fades, Robby pattern of Beth Harless during Spirit Week. . . . of a Kimberly Geyer, Randy Geyer, Susan Gilreath, Thomas Glase, Kathleen Glass, Cheryl Glenn, Donald Glunt Peter Goerner, Betty Good- rich, Tony Green, Gordon Greisinger, Greg Gubi, Cath- erine Gundlach, Samuel Hall Jack Ham, Gary Hammaker, Jerome Hammes, Daniel Har- rigan, Becky Hartzell, Steve Harvey, Anthony Haska Kenneth Hazelton, Bonnie Heck, Lee Hendricks, Cathy Hewitt, Thomas Hickey, Mary Hill, Sandra Hinsch Deborah Holmes, Patricia Holmes, Kevin Housemeyer, Fred Huber Jeffrey Hurwich, Lynett Hutchings, Thomas Ivancsics, Carol Ives Richard Jackowich, Michael Jaicomo, Peggy Jaqua, Spencer Jeffries Gail Jodon, Randy Joers, Byron Johnson, David Johnson Linda Johnson, Maryanne Johnson, Vanita Johnson, Ver- non Johnson newborn colt . Ann Johnstone, Cynthia Jones, Linda Jones, Robert Julian, Mary Kane, Nancy Karlin, Ed- ward Kasper Jay Katz, Pamela Keller, Mary Kennedy, Judith Kent, Judy Keresztes, Kenneth Kerr, Jill Kestermeier Kim Kiley, Katharine Kim- briel, John Kinney, Amy Knox, Patricia Koers, Kathleen Komora, John Kovas Jennifer Kreisle, Ian Krouse, Susan LaCluyse, John Lair, Lori Landsberg, Mary Lane Theresa LaVelle . . . and left most of the Bruce Laven, Kevin Lawrence, Martin Layman, Paul Leatherbury, Cynthia Lee, Scott Lehr, Michael Lesniewski Gail Levatin, Tom Lichtenfels, Nancy Lindquist, John Lindstedt, David Logan, Pat Lord, Missy Lowe John Lower, Anne Macleod, Kim Madridge, Mary Mahank, Michael Manier, William Mann, Marsha Marbley Vicki Marosz, John Marshall, Charles Mauzy, Jane McCollum, James McDaniel, Carol McGregor, Chris McGuigan Amy Mclnerny, Linda Martha Melander, Robert Mesaros, Ronald Mesaros, Jeffrey Michels, Henry Miller As she sits alone on the school steps, Debbie Bloom discovers that moments of solitude and reflection are essential to us ail. fairy tale world . . . Michelle Miller, Randy Milliken, Kenneth Milon, Patricia Mitchell, Rickie Mitchem, Beverly Mizen, Thomas Moll Theresa Molnar, Tinnothy Mon- roe, Diane Moore, Marlon Moore, Christina Morris, Mark Muinch, Judy Muncie Annette Murphy, Michael Myers, Kurtis Nelson, Jamie Nestlerode, Carol Nevel, Pamela Nivens, Mark Norman Ronald ONeal, Lexi Orfanos, Martinzy Orr, Audria Otterbridge, Nancy Overholser, Denise Over- ton, Janette Page George Palmer, Mable Parchmon, Luciano Parisi, LaVerna Parker, Edward Parrish, Elizabeth Peck, Holly Pelking B S M M B m The agony of a broken leg is disregarded by Michelle Miller who seems more interested in getting all the signatures she can. Andrejs Penikis, Daniel Perkins, Linda Peters Timothy Peters, Cherrie Pickett, Nancy Pillow Jeffrey Plank, Edna Potts, Michael Powell Andrew Prebys, Steve Preiner, Clark Price Sidney Price, Brenda Priest, Mark Quigg, Charles Quimby, Joseph Raper, Arthur Raszipovits, Beverly Redding Harold Reinke, Frank Reynolds, Linda Risinger, Michael Robert- son, Gregory Rogers, Colette Ro- han, Kevin Rollings Janet Roncz, Terry Rowell, Ellyn Rubin, John Ruff, Ruth Rydzyn- ski, Ricky Sakaguchi, Ralph Sampson we once inhabited. Nancy Scarbrough, Neil Schaefer, Mark Schall, Catherine Schrader, Philip Schreiber, Louise Schubert, Gordon Schwartz Lori Sechowski, Harry Seider, Scott Seidler, Zola Sellars, Stephen Sellers, James Severyn Betty Shafer, Jacqueline Shaw Beverly Shearer, Donald Sheets Damita Shell Diana Shultz, Bradley Simkms, Barbara Simpson, Mark Skees Abbee Smith Susan Smith, Norman Soule, Robert Spann, Michael Sparks, Mary Stahl, Sandra Stapleton Denise Steen, Richard Stevens, Rodney Stevenson, Thomas Stewart, Valerie Stitt, Joyce Storm, Scott Suit Patricia Sweitzer, Nancy Sylbert, Azmi Tawadros, Charles Terry, Patricia Terry, Beauty Thomas, Lynerte Thompson Lynn Thompson, James Tolbert, Frances Torol , Jill Toth, Greg True, Roy Turner, Alice Ushela Tom Vance, Deborah VanderHa- gen, William VanHulle, Eric Wade, Mary Walker, Susan Walsh, Joseph Warren Deborah Wright, Eugene Yang, Judy Yoder, Marilyn Young, Philip Zablocki, Mary Zimmer- man, Cynthia Zuhl For the first time in Adams ' history, the sophomores have been given the op- portunity of having class officers. Repre- senting the class are Mark Risinger, Presi- dent; Darlene Turner, Vice-President; Kerry Kiley, Secretary; and Ann Oren, Treasurer. The cabinet did such commen- dable work on Spirit Week that they were awarded second place in auditorium deco- rations. On May 19th they held a car wash which proved to be successful. James Aldreidge, Debra Alley, Jayne Allreidge, Laura Anderson, Thomas Anderson, Mark Angeline, Margaret Auth Kathy Baer, Thomas Bailey, Rhonda Baker, Robert Baker, Lori Baldridge, Jannetha Ball, Marionette Ball Richard Ball, Sue Balthazor, Joe Banks, Andrew Barnhardt, Beth Barren, Mary Base, Ronald Batteast William Bauer, Janet Baettie, Jaffrey Becker, Michael Behnke, Joann Bell, John Bencsics, Chris- topher Bennett Betty Berndt, Douglas Bernhard, Margaret Betty, Linda Bickel, Al- vin Blake, Timothy Bock, Paul Bolger Shawn Booth, Thomas Bourdon, James Boyd, Jeffrey Boyd, Dawn Boyer, Kyle Bradford, Barbara Brickley Richard Brown, Kathryn Brugh, Jeanette Burkett, Donald Butler, James Byers, Yvonne Caffery, Su- san Campbell Kimberly Canfield, Sharon Carl- son, Cathy Carper, Jerry Carson, James Carter, Cynthia Chase, Daniel Clark Julie Clark, Mary Clauss, Jerry Cloutier, Barry Coker, Jackie Coleman, Kyna Coleman, Michael Coleman But the restless searching . Luann Collmer, William Condon, Michelle Cornelis, Daniel Cottrell, Barbara Craft, Jeffrey Craft, Karen Curran Scott Cunningham, Kenneth Czar- necki, John Daniel, Anthony Davey, Oliver Davison, Lydia Degeyter, Gloria Deitchley Robert Deleu, Patricia Demien, Christopher Demeyer, Jeffrey Deren, Gene DesLauriers, Grego- ry Dickens, Lori Dietrich Christopher Deringer, Jacquelyn Dillman, Dorothy Dixon, Sandra Dixon, Gary Dockery, John Drag- ovich, Vickie Drajus Charles Drake, David Dunbar, Cynthia Duvall, David Eades, Donny Eby, Viola Elliott, Kurtis Ely Dale Ernsperger, Deborah Erp, Chris Fallon, Ricky Ference, Don- na Fields, Betty Finton, Jac- queline Fisher Mark Fisher, Wayne Flowers, Jo- seph Foley, Charlotte Ford, Gene Fore, George Forray, Robert Forster Mary Fotia, Deborah Franks, Di- ane Fritz, Caroline Fultz, Mark Futter, Wendy Gagnon, Terrence Caroline Galloway, Elizabeth Gan- ser, Cheryl Garrett, Nancy Gassen- smith, Elizabeth Gillespie, John Gillett, Pete Gillis the ceaseless Vicky Glunt, Charlene Goetz, Valarie Golden, Thomas Gooley, Brian Gordon, Leslie Gordon, Michael Grams Jacquese Grayson, Herbert Graves, Alita Green, Dorothy Green, John Green, Katherine Green, Kimberly Green Robert Greene, Sonja Grover, Jeffrey Grow, Timothy Grueger, Katherine Gulyas, Rosalie Gul- yas, Beth Ann Gyoles Diane Gyori, Jill Ham, Colette Hammer, Katherine Hammontree, Timothy Hanlon, Leathea Hardin, Ricky Harris Diane Hartz, Carolyn Harvey, Robert Harwood, Dean Hauflaire, Deborah Hayes, George Heide- j, man, Carol Heisler Richard Held, Sara Hendricks, Re- becca Henry, Cynthia Hetvey, Jean Hinkle, Joan Hinkle, Denise Hogan Janet Hogan, Larry Holtzman, Mark Holmes, Gregory Honald, James Honafd, Glen Howell, Jeanne Hoyer Jayne Hronek, Yul Hubbard, Jeff- rey Hull, Mary Humphrey, Pa- tricia Hurford, Stacey Hurwich, Danny Husband Gayle Hutchinson, Jacqualine Inks, Mary tvancsics, Lynne Jai- como, Ronette Janowczyk, Beth Janus, Johnny Jenkins wandering, . . Yvette Johnson, Bernett Jones, Stephanie Jones, DeWayne Jones, Adrienne Kanczuzewski, Pamela Keb, Barbara Keith Mary Keith, Deborah Keller, Mi- chael Kendall, Kerry Kiley, James Kizer, Karl Kopec, Kevin Kramer 1 Gerald Krouse, William Kryder, Julie Kubat, Michael Kubisiak, Kathleen Kujawski, Fred Kurman, Kathe Kurzahls Oh, it ' s about this big, Tom Ivancsics explains to Diane Weston spends her time braiding Von Mincy ' s hair. Fred Huber and Joe Raprer. Richard Landsberg, Jeffrey Lar- gent, Pamela Laughlin, Timothy Layman, Debra Leeds, John Le- gus, Maurice Lewis Stephanie Lindsey, David Livers Pamela Loar, Alex Logan, Mark , Lootens, Duria Love, Dawn i Lucky Jerry MacDonald, Terry MacDon- ald, Cynthia MaclMabb, William Madison, Timothy Mahler, Dennis Mandeville, Denise Mann Danny Manns, Mark Mathay, Wil- liam Marentette, Eric Marshall, Valery Martin, Michael Martz, Ray Matheny these remain an Sophomores gather round to listen to Jan Wright ' s interpretation of a French poem. Jacqui Inks carefully prepares a clay box for her ceramics class. Gregory Mathis, Cheryl Mattox, Anna Mauzy, Ray McCaige, Tim- othy McClure, Lori McDonald, Timothy McDonald Rhonda McDougal, Karen Mc- Gann, Gail McGuire, Carol Mc- Kenzie, Gary McMahon, Pat Mc- Mahon, Helen McPherson Mona Medow, Mike Mennucci, Richard Mesaros, George Meyer, Daniel Michaels, Carolyn Micin- ski, Mark Mikesell Bob Miller, Pamela Miller, Martin Mincey, Denise Molnar, James Montgomery, Torrence Moody, Evelyn Mooney integral part of us. Darryl Moore, Terrence Moore, Mary Ellen Moreno, Kathe Mori- arty, Kathy Mutert, Carol Nie- mier, James Nobles Robert Nowicki, Jon Olson, Ann Oren, Arnold Otterbridge, Jane Overholt, Anne Omens, Robert Owens Alfreda Paige, Victor Papal, Sheryl Papandria, Gregory Parker, Joyce Patterson, Stephan Patter- son, Mary Pauszek David Pawlak, Sandra Peek, Dan- iel Perkins, Kevin Peters, Sher- linn Phillips, Louis Pierce, Rebec- ca Podell Brian Pontius, Gloria Price, Mark Priest, Danny Purser, Melvin Purs- er, Lisa Pyle, Michael Quigg Charles Ray, Howard Reagin, Sheiia Reid, Tom Rice, Jeffrey Richards, Jodie Richards, Judy Richmond Terry Rickhoff, Cindy Rieff, Lindy Rieff, Mark Risinger, Pa- tricia Roames, Kathy Roberts, Debbra Rutkowski Richard Ryker, Jane Salk, Kip Sanner, Mary Sausman, Peggy Schleiger, Thomas Schleshinger, Donna Schmidt Theresa Schmidt, Brian Schrader, David Schubert, Ernestine Scott, Joseph Scott, Sue Seal, John Seidler That thirst for Kenneth Severns, Sherri Seward, Dotty Shaffer, Melissa Shank, Pamela Siekmann, Ronald Sil- cott. Crystal Simons Robert Singer, Arthur Skiles, Mar- tin Skudlarek, John Smith, Kathy Snowden, John Sobieski, Bruce Spann Cindy Spink, Karen Stahl, Shari Stallings, Sandra Stanton, Debra Steen, James Steinke, William Stelnmetz Barbara Stewart, Kay Stitt, Re- becca Stock, Eric Strock, Gloria Styles, Glenn Sudhop, Lawrence Sullivan Craig Swindeman, James Swan- son, Carl Svatos, Michael Suther- land, Leah Sunderlin, John Sum- mey, Stacey Suit r 3 Stacey Harwich is having a hard time looking her gift horse in the mouth. Bruce Zutter looks fenced in as he sits amid the football field. ' - r- a new conquest . . . James Szabo, June Szajko, Rose- mary Szalay, Joan Szuba, Robert Tarwacki, Arthur Tate, Jonathan Taylor Peggy Taylor, David Thibault, Jeanine Thibault, Scott Thomp- son, Jill Thornberg, Peter Tollens, Catherine Tonkin Darlene Turner, Eric Tweedell, Dan Valleskey, Eric Vanderhagen, Jayne Vandesompele, Rick Vanes, Roxy Vanett Lauri Varda, Sharon Vaughn, Juanita Viltaneuva, Thomas Vir- gil, William Vogtmann, Douglas Wade, David Wagley Mark Waks, Audrey Walker, Rob- ert Walker, Mary Walker, Angela Walker, Linda Walsh, Michael Wardlow L _ Sophomores Brenda Coleman, Cheryl Garrett, Gig Gyori, and Wendy Gagnon enjoy fire drills because it gives them a chance to discuss the present happenings. Robert Batteast appears extremely satisfied with what is happening to the chemicals inside his test tube. Terry Wardlow, Gregory Watson, Kurt Weamer, Sarah Webb, Cyn- thia Webster, Joyce Weeks, Mark Weger . the tense thrill of discovery Lesley Weir, Kathleen Weiss, Zeff Weiss, Robert Weis, Diane West- on, David Weldy George Wharton, Anne Whit- comb, Diana Whiting, Mary Wil- lems Donna Williams, June Willis, Jerry Wilson, Kevm Wilson Thomas Wiltrout, Todd Windmil ler, Glenn Winston, Fredrick Withrow, Louann Wolfram, Robin Woods Jan Wright, Jennifer Wright, Nan- cy Wrobel, William Wyllie, Zonia Wynne, David Ziker, Bruce Zutter r r The sophomore class is represented by Darlene Turner, Ann On Mark Risinger, and Kerry Kiley. Robert Spann and Arnold Otterbndge give Johnny Jenkins a helping hand. Denise IVlolnar is thinking up ideas for the sopho- nnore section during Spirit Week. Bobby Best O.D. ' s while reading THE FIXER in the library. ' l t ' m Over 500 students entered John Adams this year as freshmen. Due to the cancellation of the annual Freshman Show You Round , the sale of elevator passes skyrocketed. With little opportuni- ty to participate in student government, the freshmen of the 1972-73 school year established the first freshman class board and officers in the history of the school Class sponsors were Miss McMann and Mr, Steinke. Class officers are Sandy Dux bury, President; Sarah Yang, v-president Kathy Austin, secretary; and Maxie Bol den, treasurer. Freshman class officers are (clockv I Sarah Yang, Sandy Duxbury, Kathy Austin and Maxie Boiden. . . . the wonder and Deborah Abrahams, Kenneth Alexander, Kerry Allin, Cheryl Anderson, Douglas Anderson, Miriam Anderson, Steve An- derson Wilham Andert, Lisa Atkms, Kathleen Austin, Darice Austin, Susan Avon, Theresa Bailey, Douglas Saim Bridget Baran, William Bare, Ronald Barger, Michael Barnes, Paula Barnes, David Barone, Jo- anne Barrett Jennifer Barrier, David Bauer, Kenna Bauer, Richard Bauer, George Beeman, Diane Beard, Linda Beck Sandra Beeman, Karen L. Bell, Karen R. Bell, Leslie Bender, David Bendit, Pamela Berman, Michael Berndt Kevin Biggs, Martha Biggs, Pat Biggs, Debra Bilski, Janice Biltz, Christopher Bmhack, Peter Bin- hack r William Bitspman, Rhonda Black- well, Susan Bloom, Michael Bod- nar, Maxie Bolden, Valerie Booth, Patricia Borsodi Joseph Bosco, Kevin Bower, Pa- tricia Boykin, Cathy Boyle, Mel- vin Bridges, Catherine Broecker, Kenneth Bronsing Paul Brunner, Elizabeth Buechler, Marna Bullard, Mary Bunnell, Marcia Burke, Janet Burnside, Steven Burton the awe of life Cynthia Bybee, JoAnn Cadoret, Diane Campbell, Beth Canary, Perry Case, Bradford Chambers, Kenneth Chambliss Bruce Chandler, Simuel Chase, Catherine Chavez, Carlos Chavez, Diane Clark, Michael Clarke, Jon Clauss Constance Cleveland, Stephanie Clipper, Vernon Cloud, Ronald Cole, Tina Coleman, Zarumin Coleman , James Cool Tami Cooper, Mark Cordes, Ju- dith Craft, Tami Cranmer, Debra Creighton, Rebecca Crider, Bea- trice Crimmins Christopher Crosson, Kevin Crowe, Charles Csiszar, Robin Curtis, Bar- bara Dahlgren, Paul Daniels, Gayle Danner Bruford Davis, Mae Davis, Wil- liam Dawson, Kevin Days, SarxJra Oeak, Stephanie DeBlase, Steven Deeter these remain Tina Dennis, Kelvin Dickens, Donald Diggins, Michael Ditsch, Susan Ditsch, IWary Dominic, Mi- chael Doty Thomas Dockery, Michael Doyle, Joyce Doyon, Marco Driver, Nan- cy Driver, Lisa Duesterberg, Charles Duncan Thomas Durbin, Sheila Durrell, Sandra Duxbury, Robert Eades, Mark Easley, Scott Eby, Debra Ehresman Charles Elmore, Judith Eming, Diana Enders, Carol Ernsperger, Carol Evanoff, Cookie Evans, Richard Ewald Gregory Feathers, Carol Finnerty, Jill Fisher, Maury Fisher, Steven Fisher, Dan Flanagan Sandra Foster, Wendy Fox, Susan Fredenberg, Lois Fritz, Gregory Fulce, Robert Furlong, Janice Gamache with us still Debora Gault. Christine Gerrard, Sharon Glassford, James Glenn, Elizabeth Goerner, Mary Golba, Eric Goodson John Goodson, Deborah Gordon, Josephine Grams, Karen Grant, Catherine Green, Janice Green, John Green Laura Green, Michael Green, Pam- ela Gregg, Steven Grise, Duel Groves, Patricia Grow, John Gundlach Robert Gustafson, Frederick Hammer, Ricky Hammond, Mari- an Handy, Deborah Harden, Ste- phan Harden, Bruce Hardy Nancy Haringer, John Harlan, Beth Harless, Andreo Harris, Pen- ny Harris, Kevin Harrison, Brian Hart Jim Hartman, Denise Hartz, Ste- ven Hartz, Michael Harvey, Dwight Raskins, Tanya Raskins, Linda Hasnerl Julie Hedl, Gary Hendrix, Ste- phen Hensler, Rebecca Hentz, Ronald Herron, Fanny Hill, Peg- gy Hill Robert Hinsch, Lynn Holaday, Diane Holmes, Timothy Holton, Michael Howard, Toni Horvath, Randall Hull Deborah Hurd, Marcia Hut, Thomas Inwood, Patty Jackson, Mary Beth Jaicomo, Deborah Jan- owczyk, Janet Jenkins Jerry Jenkins, Trigvree Jenkins, Velvetta Jenkins, Keith Jennings, Peter Jensen, Pamela Jernstrom, Lisa JIvidan Howard Johns, Cynthia Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Brenda Jones, Deborah Jones, Peter Kane, Cath- erine Kasper John Kaufman, Cheryl Keb, Ste- phan Keb, Elaine Keleman, Doug- las Keller, Cheryl Kendall, Robert Kerby Michael Kertz, James Kester- meier. Colleen Kiley, Hildy King- ma, Terrance Kinney, Michael Kli- mek, John Kline May they Lmda Kluszczynski, Douglas Knapp, Timothy Kovas, Donald Kronewitter, Jeffrey Lake, James Lamb, John Lamb Diane Lambe, David Lambert, Frank LaPierre, Rebecca Larkin, Steve Laskowski, Mary Lazzara, Timothy Lehman Susan Leiiaert, Jimmy Lichkay, Joanne Llebeler, Cherly Loner- gan , Josephine Lucey, Keith Madaras, Bradley Madison Joyce Manthay, Bruce Manuel, Pandora Marbley, Harry Mark, Mimi Mark, Jeffrey Markley, Carol Marnocha Jan Marshall, Julie Mathews, Mi- dori Matsushima, Hilda May, Gregory McCaige, Cherri McCal- lister, Sherrie McChesney Jerrianne McClure, Christopher McCraley, Thomas McFarland, Pa- tricia McGuigan, Barry IVIcGuire, Julie IVlcKee, Kathleen McNulty Marsha Mennucci, Frederic Mer- chant, Karen Meyer, Russell Mi- cinski, John Miller, Marl Miller, Richard Miller Charles Minx, Mark Monroe, Wil- liam Montgomery, Terry Moon, Debra Moore, Joseph Morrow, Amy Murdock Michael Muszer, Robin Nance, Janice Nicholas, Joy Nichol- as, Barbara Ochs, Timothy Oletti, Ronald Olsen always remain . Kathleen Orban, Rosecedar Orr, Keith Owens, Linda Palmer, Ken- neth Papai, Randal Papai, Laura Parker Martha Parker, Pamela Park- er, Sherlette Parker, Ray Patter- son, Thomas Pauszek, Kenneth Payne, David Pecze Judith Peltz, Debra Pennycuff, Donald Perry, James Peters, Ter- ry Phillips, Jerome Pierce, Karen Pilarski Corrine Pluta, John Poindexter, Bradley Pontius, Mary Preiner, Janice Pritz, Lisa Protsman, Sue Quesinberry Christobal Quiroz, Juanita Qui- roz, Deborah Rainwater, Thomas Reamer, Carroll Redding, Jack Reed, Mary Reed Robbin Reed, Tonja Reed, Dennis Reid, Penny Reld, William Rein- l e, John Richards, Deborah Rick- Doris Robertson, Jacqueline Rob- ertson, Stephanie Robinson, Gerald Rohan, Teresa Rohde, Vicki Roland, Kent Rollings Linda Roseboom, Mary Ross, Daniel Rubin, Carol Rupert, John Sample, William Sanders, Cath- erine Scarbrough David Schall, Thomas Schillings, Susan Schmidt, Carol Schrader, Diann Schreiber, Daniel Scott, Denise Sechowski . , , to keep us Right: Carol Redding discusses plans for after school Below: Julie Kubat begins the long, tedious process which will produce a beautiful piece of pottery. Douglas Selig, Richard Sellenberg, James Severns, William Shank, Jonathon Shapero, Kevin Shaw, Thomas Sheets Robin Shine, David Schultz, Thomas Schultz, Thomas Shu- man, Kathryn Silcott, Deborah Simpson, Scott Sinnett David Skudlarek, Michael Slowey, Gordon Slutsky, Lisa Smedley, Constance Smith, Sally Smith, Shawn Smith Michael Sondergard, Gregory Soule, Timothy Spainhower, Ronnie Spann, Joseph Sparks, Wendy Stapleton, Kathleen Steb- awake to change . Don Steinhilber, Barbara Stein- hofer, Keith Steinke, Gabriele Stemmer, Roxann Sterchi, Steven Stogdill, Randall Stouder Tracy Stouffer, Kenneth Susan, Sterling Swanson, Robert Sween- ey, Francine Taylor, Susie Taylor, Terrence Thibault Marian Thomas, Mark Thomas, Roselyn Thomas, Yul Thomas, Janet Thompson, Thomas Thomp- son, Philip Thornberg Bruce Thorpe, Susan Tircuit, Pa- trick Torok, Susan Toth, Michele Treash, Kevin Trethewey, Richard Troeger Jeff True, Gail Turner, Jacquelyn Turner, Wilbur Turner, Karen Tweedell, Victor Tyler, George Ushela Chelete Robinson and Jackie Parker stroll across the avenue for an ice Mike Biggs, Dan Mclnerny, and Tim Biggs use maps to guide them along Adams ' labyrinthic hallways. . . . and to keep us young. Right: Hoping to qualify for the Olympics, Linda Hasnerl practices continually to improve her form. Baton in hand, Janet Burnside momentarily takes charge of her freshman chorus class. Velma Barnes and Gail Turner test for the presence of sugar using Bene- dict ' s solution. Gregory Vance, Debra Vanden- bos, Linda Vanderhagen, Randy VanParys, Peter Verich, Albert Verteramo, Andrew Vigue Anthony Vigue, Susan Wagner, Linda Walsh, Christopher Walter, Christine Walters, Janice Warner, Mark Warren Wayne Warren, Marquis Washing- ton, Cheryl Waskowski, Steven Waterman, Kimberly Watkins, Darry Weathers, Larry Weathers David Weisman, Rodney Weldy, Cynthia Welsh, Bonnie Wenslow, Bryan Wetzel, Jeffrey Wharton, Anna Whipkey Nancy White, Deborah Whitfield, Michelle Whitlock, Cheryl Wil- liams, Patricia Williams, Scott Wil- liams, Tonya Williams Kurt Wise, Douglas Witherby, Bruce Woodford, Kenneth Wood- worth, Cleofjatra Wright, Cory- liss Wynns, Sarah Yang Shirley Yarbrough, Jill Yazel, Dennis Yeager, Linda Yendes, Sandra Zahrt, Ida Zick, Timothy Zigler I I 1 Dee Dee Zink Spirit unites us . . . Bruce Cassady has a few problems with his frolicl ing fellow seniors during homecoming. Above right: Senior Spirit occupies the attention of Pat Kiley as she anxiously views last minute work on the senior float. Below: Dennis Ertel prepares to put the finishing touches on Al Taylor, as Andy Scott, Steve Schaffer, and Bill Stinchcomb join in the fun. Below right: The Statue of Liberty, Bob Wachs, and Uncle Sam, Al Koch, command the senior float. Bridget Baran, Kate Kasper, and Sally Smith get experience making their first Booster Club float The Pom Pon girls, led by Kathy Scott and Jennifer Grant, participate in the homecoming parade. dims our differences Being a senior with only three classes gives Kathy Green the pleasure of not coming to school until 10:20. . .Companionship gives us faith Left: Colleen Enick, Mary Zimmerman, and Nancy Cadoret eagerly await their pizza after the football game. laughter lightens our burdens Bellido Feferman looks to Mrs. Aguero for re- assurance in response to Catalina Scott ' s request for Gazpatcho, por fa- vor. The Eagle Machine was supposed to mangle Marshall Robinson, but Marshall mangled the machine as Pat Kiley and Bruce Cassady look on. J must have vision . . . In a flow of motion, Jennifer Grant and Herman Lee impress the student body with the beauty of modern dance. The Black Movement in America is explained by Herman Le To conclude their presentation, black students staged a stun- ning fashion show. . . . and strong f -Sf. Everyone wanted to get into the act when the sophomores tried to steal the senior ' s ladder. The seniors, of course, won. Proudly admiring the sectional trophy is Vicki Wade. Chuck Wilkenson panhandles a dime from Donald Field. Below: After an overdose of espr esso coffee, Kim Kiley gives Jeannie Ertel an emergency first aid slap on the back. At the Spanish party Karen and Sherri Wolf urge Miss Wills to have another sensitive minds . . . Below: Wistfully, Pam Siekmann contemplates another day of swinn team practice. Left: In the early morning, Linda Jones finds the Adams ' halls vacant and lonely. Bottom: Sue Thomas takes time to listen and contemplate before she nnakes up her mind to answer. Hands which dare After a vigorous demonstration of the shoe bops, juniors swoon over Mike Wilbur, the leader of the pack. to reach out Left: Carol DeCoudres and Mark Woodford are mesmerized by the hypnotic beat of the Eagle Mash. Above: Seniors try diligently to win the spirit portion of the Spirit Week assembly. Above: What would a mythology class be like without a play on THE ODYSSEY? R.9ht, Spr,ng weather brings students Sandy Duxbury. Dave Burdeen, andJohn Kerl outdoors for lunch Below: Confident Jeff Hurwich escorts a doubtful Daryl Ashby on fiis fiorse. Rigfit: Bea Morrow offers the protection of her umbrella to Debbie Keller during a sudden shower. unfraid to fail Between Semi-state games at Purdue, Adams ' basketball fans find time for fun and games. . at a task we Linda Wilson shares a jol e with a friend at Barnaby ' s. Right: Officer Jim Byers finds traffic a little slow on the front lawn. Below right: Sara Yang, Hildy Kingma, Tammi Cramnner, Paul Brunner, and Jill Yazel spend English class at the park. Mary Sausman, Joan Doetsch, and Pat Sweitz relay the day ' s gossip. cannot refuse. Above left: Running through the sets of FINNIAN ' S RAINBOW proves to be a short cut to the lunch line. Above right: Harry Wright and Kevin Wright are be- wildered by the daily rush to board the bus. Left: Jim Swanson demonstrates to Mike Coleman how football is really played. and survive. . Above; The Album staff spends a frantic evening at IVlrs. iVIaza ' s house to meet the sprin deadline. Below: Andrejs Penikis and Mark Norman consider the efficiency of the Albun staff. . The challenge Above: Annette Murphy and Dicky Cole decide whether or not to go to class. Below: Jennifer Wright, Diane Weston and Joyce Patterson enjoy the semi-state pep as- sembly. T Above: Kevin Shaw goes up to the Album office for the big game during homeroom. Right; Bruce Woodford and Donna WiMiams study tor their upcoming finals. Sitting on the grass proves to be more comfortable than standing at a track meet. PEOPLE WHO CARE PATRONS Mr. M Dr. Ml Mr. M Mr. M Mr. M Dr. M Mr. M Dr. M Dr. M Mr. M Mr. M Dr. Ml Dr. M Dr. M Dr. M Dr. M Dr. M Dr. M Chester Aldridge Charles Baran Robert Batteast Roger Bock John Brubaker Albert Dingley Adolph Eskridge Martin Feferman Norman Forrest Joseph Fragomeni Robert Kertz Leonard Lamb Bernard Levatin E. C. Liss Philip Lockhart Camiel Mahank David M. McCollum William McCraley Dr. Mrs. P. J. MacGregor Mr. Mrs. Span Mitchem Dr. Mrs. James H. Naus Jr. Dr. Mrs. Donald Olson Dr. Mrs. William Oren Mr. Mrs. William Przybysz Mr. Mrs. William Reinke Dr. Mrs. Wayne H. Risinger Mr. Mrs. Stanley Rozewicz Mr. Mrs. Louis Smith Mr. Mrs. Morris Wolff Mr. Mrs. Morris Zink McKinley Pharmacy Midland Engineering Inc. Rana ' s Hair Fashions A Friend of John Adams The John Adams Counseling Dept. THE HICKEY COMPANY PLANNERS DESIGNERS ENGINEERS BUILDERS . . . Serving the Community Since 1849 . . . 403 East Madison, South Bend, Indiana 46624 €. L. p i 1 1 1 ' ' .:: i ' ' -:v;i« , - ■ ' ■i :v:;s S G. L. PERRY VARIETY STORES Store No. 3 2302 South Bend Ave. Phone 272-7688 Store No. 5 4642 W. Western Ave. Phone 288-5325 Jean and Jan Brady (or is it Jan and Jean Brady?) try on hats at Milady Shop ' s Dovuntown Store, 119 N. Michigan and also Tow n and Country I % 2se-ii7y MAC ' S RECORD RACK A Fui_i_ Service Record Store Next to the River Park Theater 2©25 MisHAwAKA Ave. South Bend, ind. 4.6615 MORROW ' S RESTAURANT featuring Businessmen ' s Luncheons Family Dinners One of South Bend ' s Finest Family Restaurants CHARBROILED STEAKS Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 AM-8 PM Sat. 10 AM-8 PM Open Sunday Till 3 PM 287-0212 Banquet room available 2323 MI5 :HAWAKA AV SPACIOUS PARKING SOUTH BEND FLORAL CO. flowers and gifts 1522 Mishawaka Ave. South Bend, Indiana Across from Adams PRECISION PIECE PARTS INC. Serving the Community for 25 years 712 South Logan Street, Mishawaka Surrounded by Volkswagens, Tom Panzica attempts to think small, a task which should come to him naturally. BERTLES VOLKSWAGEN 5220 U.S. 31 North ® niabat HON MARATHON Good Luck Tom The Bless-Them-AII Boys 1510 E. Calvert St. People are always saying, Everything worthwhile has already been invented. But there are always other peo- ple — like the Wright Brothers . . the computer people . . the jet plane designers . . the geniuses who showed us how to generate electricity from atomic fuel — who go ahead and invent something anyway. No, there ' s a lot left to invent. And the bigger our country gets, the more complex our society grows, the more new ideas we ' re going to need. And the more peo- ple who are able to recognize a good new idea when they see it! Under the free enterprise system, there ' s an open market for ideas. And under the same system, the owners of those ideas can do with them whatever they like; sell them, give them away or use them to start a whole new industry. Wonder what Chairman Mao ' s thoughts are on that? V Si INDIANA MIC HIGAN ' — CLlCrmC COMPANY EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Wedding Consultants P. O. Box 2244 South Bend, Ind. Phone (219) 233-9119 Lynn Rozewicz, Ayn Moriarty, Sheila Hickey and Dee Dee Zink enjoy the flavor of fresh Dunkin ' Donuts, 1602 LWE. St ' vemta uilfS% RCil Whirlpool Television Appliances Polly Ehlers suddenly realizes why Dad says one should never be without the type of insurance coverage provided by Lincoln National Life. LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Edwin S. Ehlers Assoc. 622 N. Michigan St. m ■■BBBUI ■■■■Wi ! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 A - ST. JOSEPH BANK on the plaza at Michigan S Jeffersor ftTBUST COMPANY FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY BABY DEPT CARDS COSMETICS CANDIES STORE HOURS 9M AM TO 9:00 PM DAI IT 9;00 AM TO 1:00 PM AND 5:00 PM TO 9:00 fM SUMDAY 288-6225- fRESCRIfTION 1«0 E CALVERT 288-3834- STORE bergman harMacyI Carol McGregor undergoes the beauty treatment administered by one of the expert stylists at Ruth Kovack ' s La Beautique Salon-. LA BEAUTIQUE SALON 425 N. Hickory Rd. Across from the Town and Country Shopping Center It ' s the real thing. Coke. Judy Miller, Keri Brubaker and Frieda Grimes enjoy the mouth watering goodness of fresh baked pastries from Dainty Maid Bake Shop. DAINTY MAID BAKE SHOP 231 South Michigan Street THB John Adams students Steve Dempsey, Dave Widmar, Boonie Hill, Daryl Ashby, and Chuck Wilkinson discuss Arnny opportunities with local recruiters. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM YOUR LOCAL UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITERS We offer over 300 opportunities for skill and job training for young men and women. All training is GUARANTEED IN WRITING BEFORE YOU ENLIST. Inside the local Recruiting Station, Daryl Ashby, Boonie Hill, Chuck Staff Sergeants Ken Roberts and Tom Quails, your local U. S. Army Wilkinson, Steve Dempsey, and Dave Widmar learn about life in the Recruiters, are ready to help you find your place in today ' s Army, modern Army. TODAY ' S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU! Ill East LaSalle Street For further information contact: U. S. Army Recruiting Station Telephone: 232-1616 South Bend, Indiana Dave Bock carefully places a diamond ring on the finger of Jeannie Ertel as Rick Mitchem looks on. The ring is one o f hundreds of diamonds available at Van Home ' s. VAN HORNE CO. 105 West Washington Avenue Phone 234-2919 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away Henry David Thoreau g ■- « FOSTER ' S BEIMMFRANKI-IIM 5 10 2310 Mishawaka Avenue Phone 288-5161 Good Luck To The Class of ' 73 GOLDBLATT ' S Town and Country Shopping Center Congratulations to the JAMS Graduates of 1973 BUILDERS STORE INC. Gifts Garden Supplies CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 73 JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB DUNFEEGREENAN £ INSURANCE AGENCY JIM DUNFEE REALTY CO. I Lynn Rozewicz.and Sheila Hickey adorn the sign in front of the Jinn Dunfee Realty Co. trying to attract prospective honne buyers. JIM DUNFEE REALTY DUNFEE-GREENAN INSURANCE 1756 Mishawaka Ave. Laura Anderson is but one of the many courteous people waiting to serve you at Darnell Drug Store. DARNELL DRUG STORES 2 Locations: 1033 E. Madison Phone 233-9349 Greenwood Shopping Center Phone 272-7200 Through the doors of this building pass 1,500 people who enjoy their jobs. If you ' d like to make it 1,501, Call 288-9141 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 FROM ASSOCIATES CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA And Subsidiaries 1700 Mishawaka Avenue, South Bend, Indiana 46624 A GULF WESTERN COMPANY --tci.iwr i M Mr. Victor Benzur and his son Mark are prepared to supply top quality parts for any make of auto— foreign or domestic. AVENUE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 2416 Mishawaka Avenue Abbee Smith discovers the wide selection of colors and patterns to be found at Fashion Fabrics. FASHION FABRICS INC. North 407 N. Hickory Rd. South 1 1 17 E. Ireland Rd. Phone 234-9877 Phone 291-1640 mwmm ! M PlTELEV SION H 1 COLOR 1 TN STEREO 1 SOUND SYSTEM | 2425 MISHAWAKA AVENUE AT 25TH STREET SOUTH BEND-PHONE 288-4488 WEEKDAYS 9-8-SATURDAYS 9-3 f f SEE IT FOR YOURSELF AT. ECONO-SPORT MOTORS INC. 52148 U.S. 31 See David Welter Adams ' 63 BERG ' S JEWELERS in our 50th year South Bend founded South Bend owned registered jewelers American Gem Society member 109 W.Jefferson CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 73 McKENZIE INSURANCE AGENCY ' Insurance priced with the customer in mind Insurance since 1933 Glen McKenzie 1302 Mishawaka Ave. Phone 289-6556 MIAMI INDIANA RAILWAY CO. A great name in small railroads WHAT COULD TURN A HARMLESS NEUROTIC HANDYMAN INTO A RAVING MANIAC OVERNIGHT? Consolidated Student Films Presents THE FRENCH CONCOCTION Produced and directed by Greg Rogers and John Lindstedt The crowds loved it-the critics loved It-and the Police confiscated it! GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 73 AND THIS SENIOR THE PANZICA COMPANY PLANNERS BUILDERS DESIGNERS DEVELOPERS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 JOER ' S FLOOR CENTER 315 N. Ironwood Mishawaka, Indiana COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTIONAL SLUTSKY-PELTZ PLUMBING HEATING CO. INC. Mechanical Contractors and Engineers 1216 W. Washington Ave. South Bend, Indiana Phone 288-1454 ' Y neuusFOTO YearBOOKS BUD LEUTHOLD-COUNSELOR Julie Kertz and Wendy Welter are happy to know that Warren-Horn- beck Insurance, 509 N. McKinley in Mishawaka, provides all types of insurance: Life, Home, Car, or Business. RIVER PARK JEWELERS With a cheerful smile Lynn Rozewicz invites everyone to come visit the ColoneT ' —any day of the week. Kentuckfi Fned f kicken. 1640 South Bend Avenue Phone 233-5911 As Prom time approaches, John Heisler carefully measures Scott MacGregor to insure a perfect fit in an After Six tuxedo by Gingi! gmgiss formalwear center 1622 Mishawaka Ave. Brian Kotosl e-Director Phone 287-5938 THE FLOWER BOX 2821 IVlishawaka Ave. Phone 288-4161 SENIORS ENGAGEMENT SOUTH BEND ' S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO X C«.t...pUUf fLf 1920 So. Michigan South Bend, Jnd. 46613 Phone 288-2506 WEDDING WE SPECIALIZE IN PORTRAITURE-FAMILY, SENIOR, ENGAGEMENT, WEDDING, AND BABY. WHEN THE FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY IS DESIRED, CALL DE GROFF STUDIOS. Student Directory 1973 Barrett, Catherine 126 Boykin, Belindo Barrett, Joanne Boykin, Patricio 147 Barrett, Williom Boykin, Phillip A Barrier, Croig 126 Boyle, Cathy 147 Barrier, Jennifer Boys, Cheryl kw v Bartow, James 56,59 Bradford, Kyle 136 Base, Mary 136 Bradley, Brendo 126 Abrahams, Deborah Botdorf, Rebecca 126 Brady, Jononn 40,66,185 Abrahams, Lindo 36,46,106,62 Botteost, Ronold 136 Brady, Janine 25,40,185 Acito, Debra 106,62 Bauer, Dovid 40,59 Brozeou, Barbara Aldridge, James Bauer, Kenno Breen, Kenneth 92,127 Alexander, Kenneth Bauer, Richard 58 Breen, Michael 58,108 Allen, Mark 126 Bauer, William 136 Brennon, Deboroh 78 Alley, Debra 136 Baumgarfner, Judi Brennon, Scott 67,127 Allln, Kerry Beamon, George Brennemon, Billy Allison, James 106 Beard, Diane Brickley, Barbara 88,136 Allriedge, Debra 126 Beottie, Janet 136 Brickley, Thomas 127 Allrledge, James 136 Beck, Linda Bridger, Dovid 108,63 Allriedge, Jayne 136 Beck, Michoel 39,107,114,119 Bridges, Melvin 147 Allriedge, Susan 106 Becker, Diane 30,107 Bright, Richord Alpern, William 104,106 Becker, Jeffery 136 Bright, Robert 127 Altman, Cathy 40,126 Beemon, Jeon 126 Brinkmon, Geri 127 Alwine, John 126 Beeman, Sandra Broodnox, Jessico Ambler, Mary 46,47 Behnke, Michael 136 Broadway, Knowel Ames, Jerry Bell, Alan 107 Broecker, Catherine 147 Anderson, Cheryl Bell, David 126 Broecker, Judith 127 Anderson, Craig 44,59,71,106 Bell, JoAnn 4,136 Bronsing, Kenneth 61,147 Anderson, Doug Bell, Karen Bronsing, Michael 127 Anderson, Laura 78,136 Bell, Karen Brown, Eric 127 Anderson, Miriam 62 Bella, Joan 107 Brown, Richard 137 Anderson, Steve Bencsics, Ellen 56,107,114 Brown, Suson 127 Anderson, Thomas 58,136 Bencsics, John 56,61,136 Brown, Thomas 127 Anderson, Winard Bender, Leslie 59 Brownell, Steven 71,90 Andert, Mike 126 Bendit, David Bruboker, Keri 108,188 Anderf, William Benkie, Joel 48,126,63 Brugh, Kothryn 137 Andrews, Aristide 106 Bennett, Christopher 136 Brunner, Paul 174,147 Andrews, Julie 106 Benzur, Mark 107,193 Bryan, Virdeen Andrews, Richard 106 Bergren, Patricia 126 Buchonon, Cheryl Angelone, Mark 136 Bermon, Pomelo Bucher, Russell 56 Areneson, Eric Berndt, Betty 126,136 Buechler, Elizabeth 78,147 Ashby, Daryl 96B,96C,96E,1 26,173 Berndt, Debra 126,179 Buker, Roberta 108,114 Ashe, Linda 14,47,48,106,162 Berndt, Michael 82 Bullord, Marna 147 Atkins, Eric 56,57,106 Bernhord, Douglas 136 Bollard, Timothy 44,127 Atkins, Lisa 56 Bernhard, Edward 107 Bumgarner, William 59,127 Alkins, Rachelle 61,126,180 Bertles, Robert 126 Bunnell, Mary 147 Ault, Jeff 54,106 Best, Robert 145 Burdeen, Dovid 172C,127 Austin, Cathleen 59 Betty, Margaret 136 Burget, Randy 108 Austin, Darice Beutler, Cynthia Burke, Morcia 147 Austin, Steve 96B,96C,96D,96F,96G, Bickel, Linda 136 Burkett, Jeonette 137 97,106 Bidlock, Phillip 126 Burks, Lloyd 127 Auth, Margaret 136 Biggs, Christopher Burks, Michael 108 Avon, Sue Biggs, Jeon 107 Burns, Dovid 108 Biggs, Kevin Burnside, Jonel 58,147 Biggs, Morlho Burton, Steven 56,147 Biggs, Pat Busch, Barbara 78,127 -v T Bilinski, Michael 70,71,92,126 Busch, Leon 127 Oo Bilinski, Paul Busch, Nicholas 84,85,108,1 V X-, Bilski, Debra Bussen, Richard 127 Biltz, Janice Butler, Deborah Boer, Kothy 48,136,50 Binder, Billie 126 Butler, Donald 137 Boer, Ray Bingham, Catherine Butler, Rhonda 28 Bailey, Theresa Binhock, Christopher Buzolich, Mark 71,98,108 Bailey, Thomas 59,98,99,136,173 Binhock, Peter Bybee, Cynthia 147 Baim, Douglas Birdsoll, Diana 126 Byers, James 137,174 Boker, Lou 58,126 Birdsoli, Marcia 107,180 Byrd, Annette 128,127 Baker, Rhonda 136 Block, Barbara Byrd, Kevin 127 Baker, Robert 136 Blockwell, Rhonda 147 Balonow, Jill 126 Bloke, Alvin 71,73,136 Baidoni, Beth Blake, Bonilo 56,107,120 Baldridge, Lori 88,136 Bloke, Wallace 71,126,156 y- — S Bolko, Nancy 78,106,116 Blonton, Julius 126 rP Boll, Anioinette 126 Bloom, Deboroh 54.126,132 v_ Boll, Jonnetha 136,167 Bloom, Jim Boll, Marionette 136 Bloom, Suson 147 Codoret, JoAnn 147 Ball, Richard 21,26,39,136 Blosser, Terry 107 Cadoret, Nancy 42,163 Balok, Richard 106,172 Bock, Dovid 96F,107,190 Coffery, Michael 127 Baloun, James 126 Bock, Timothy 136 Caffery, Yvonne 137 Balthazor, Michael 85,124,126 Bodnor, Catherine Cahill, Robert 108 Balthazor, Sue 78,136 Bodnor, Michael 147 Cairns, Roxonne 108,114 Bonks, Andre 20,126 Bognor, Janice Coligiuri, Kenneth 127 Bonks, Joe 136 Bolden, ' Moxie 50,147 Combron, John 98,99,173 Bora, John Bolger, Paul 136 Campbell, David 127 Bora, Michele 107,126 Bonewitz, Andrea 107 Campbell, Diane 61,147 Baran, Bridget 66,80,81,88,89,159 Boocher, Shirley Campbell, Nancy 108 Baran, Julie 88,126 Booth, Shawn 136 Campbell, Suson 137,66 Bare, Evelyn 126 Booth, Volerie 147 Canary, Beth 147 Bore, William Borlick, David32,56,61, 108,180 Conen, Melonie Bager, Ronald Borsodi, Patricia 147 Confield, Kimberly 137 Borker, Vickie Bosco, Joseph 50,147 Copotino, Mark 127 Barnes, Joseph 126 Bourdon, Thomos 136 Coppert, Jonis 40,126,127 Barnes, Michole Bower, Cynthia 108 Carlson, Sharon 56,137 Barnes, Michael 107 Bower, Kevin 93,94,147 Corothers, Susan 108,114 Barnes, Paula Bowlby, Janet Carpenter, William 98,164C Barnes, Velmo Boyd, Brendo Corper, Colhy 137 Bornhorf, Andrew 136 Boyd, Jeffery 136 Corr, Brendo Bornhort, David 54,126 Boyd, Jimmy 136 Carson, Carol 108 Barnhort, Lynette 126 Boyer, Down 136 Carson, Jerry 22,137 Borone, David Boyer, Valorie 108 Carter, James 137 Barren, Beth 59,78,136 Boykin, Alicia 126 Carter, Noncy Coss dy, John 39,44,46,57,50,63,127 Cota nzorite, Anthony Cato nzoritc, Don Couffman, Diono 108 Choi inor, Martha 54,127,63,127 Char nbers, Bradford 95,147 Char nbliss, Kenneth 93,147 Chor dier, Bruce 42,147 Chapman, William Chos e, Cynthia 57,137 Chos e, Simuel 147 Chov ez, Corlos 147 Chov ez, Catherine 147 Chov ez, Gregory Chev rie, Kothy 127 Chis Ti, Betty 110 Chor nyn, Joseph 4,107,110,99 Chri tion, Lynn 80,81,127 Clor , Daniel 137 Clor , Diane 58,127,62,147 Clor , John 110 Clor , Julie 56,61,137,62 Clor , Sue 56 Clor e, Michael 93,95,147 Clevelond, Constance 157,147 Cleveland, Vickie 127 dine, Melonie 42,127 Clipper, Melonie Clipper, Stephanie 147 Cloud, Robert Cloud, Vernon 147 Cloutier, Jerry 137 Coalmen, Perry 123 Cochorone, William 39,44,129,178,63 Coffelt, Chris 129,181 Coker, Barry 92,93,137 Cole, Lorry 24,104,105 Cole, Richard 29,71,72,160,178 Cole, Ronald 110,147 endo erold Jill 110,125,162 Michael 137,175 Condo Con Contodeluci, John 12 Conzolo, Jerri 129 Cool, James 147 Cool, Terri 110 Cooper, Randy Cooper, Tami 59,147 Cordes, Mark 147 Cornells, Michell 137 ello, Ce rell, Do I 110 el 131 Couch, Leo 91 Coulter, Wendy 110 Croft, Borboro 137 Craft, Jeffery 98,137 Croft, Judith 147 Croft, Terry 129 Crogheod, Susan Cronmer, Jolene Cronmer, Tami 174,147 Cronmer, William 129 Creighton, Debra 147 Crider, Cathy 110 Crider, Rebecca 157,147 Crimmins, Beatrice 147 Crimmins, James 129 Crofts, Cynthio Cross, Mory 110 Crosson, Chris 128,147 Crosson, Jessica 37,46,129 Crowe, Kevin 93,147 Csiszar, Chorles 93,147 Culp, Locinda f29 Cunningham, Scott 137 Curron, Cotherine 56,110,62 Curron, Debra 88 Curran, Karen 58,137 Corran, Sharon 129 Curtis, Anthony 56,110 Curtis, Robert 59,110 Curtis, Robin Ml Czorneclci, Kenneth 137 Czorneclti, Lindo 159 Dohlgren, Barbara 147 Dahlgren, James 54 Donch, Michael 129 Daniel, John 137 Doniels, Potrick 84,98,99,129 Doniels, Paul 95,98,147 Donner, Goyle 56,147 Dovey, Anthony 85,86,137,176 Davis, Bruford 147 Davis, Dav.d Dovis , Kathy 4,129 Davis , tAae 147 Davis , Patricio 18 Davis , Robert 110 Davis , Sandro 110 Davis on, Oliver 137 Dawson, Thomas 1 10, 1 1 1 Daws on, Williom 147 Days, Kevin 147 Deck, Sandra 147 Cobel lo, Noe 128 Debic ise, Stephanie 147 DecoL .dres, Corol 129,171 UecoL .dres, Mary Decra ine, Melonie 110 , Stev 147 Degeyter, Lydia 137 Dietchley, Gloria 59,137 Delohanly, Jane 129 Deloter, Patricio 56,129,63 Deleu, Pomelo 42,61,129 Deleu, Robert 29,137 Demeyer, Christopher 23,137 Demien, Patricio 58,137 De Moss, Donald 54,110 De Moss, Mary 110 Dempsey, Stephen 110 Deneen, Jeri 80,81,168,180 Deneen, Michoel 110 Denmon, Jason Dennis, Judith 110 Dennis, Tino 40,59 Deren, Jeffrey 43,85,98,99,137 Deslouriers, Gene 137 Deslouriers, Ruth 110 Dickens, Allon 110,180 Dickens, Gregory 137 Dickens, Kelvin Dickens, Krista 110 Dickey, Kevin 129 Diedrich, Lori 137 Dieringer, Alan 82,110 Dieringer, Chris 82,137 Dietrich, Phillip 129 Dietrich, Sandra Diggins, Donald Diggins, Monroe Diggins, Norma 110 Dillmon, Jocquelyn 64,137,204 Dilts, Paul 110,121 Dingley, Diane 4,108,110 Ding Mo Ditsch, Barbara Ditsch, Gerald 129 Ditsch, Michoel Ditsch, Susanna Dixon, Dorothy 137 Dixon, Regino 110 Dixon, Sandra 136,137 Dockery, Gary 137 Dockery, Thomos Dodgson, Jane 39,129,62 Doelsch, Joon 78,129,174 Dolde, Stuart 57,129 Dombkowski, Rosemary 12 Dominic, Kathy 110 Dominic, Mark Dominic, Mary 129 Dotson, Robert 128,129 Doty, Michael Dow, Mortho 129,164 Doyle, Michael Doyon, Jeanne 110 Doyon, Joyce Doyon, Michael 61,110 Drogovich, John 93,137 Droius, Vickie 137 Drake, Anne Drake, Chorles 137 Driver, Eusebio Driver, Nancy Du gger, Corinne 129 Du nbor, David 137 Du nbor, John 111,180 Du neon, Chorles 59 Du neon, Debro 59,111 Du neon, Noncy 46,61 Du nn, Joy 43,111 Du ram, Lori 111 Du rbin, Thomos Du rrell, Shelio Du voll, Cynthia 80,137 Du xbury, Jenny 40,51 Du xbury, Sandra 172 (S. Eodes, David 71,93,137 Eade 130 Eodes, Robert Eosley, Mark Eby, Donna 137 Eby, Joseph 4 Eby, Mark 111 Eby, Scott Edison, Douglas 92 Ehlers, Polly 78,84,111,158,187 Ehlert, Mark Ehresman, Debro 59,129 Ehresmon, Gregory 1 1 I Ehresman, Mark Ell, Bombi Ellor, Charles 129 Elli, Dianne 129 Elliott, Durwood 129 Elliott, Viola 137 Ellis, Richard 129 Elmore, Charles Ely, Deborah 111 Ely, Kurt 93,113,137,170 Emery, Joel 111 Eming, Judith Eming, Vicky 111,116 Emmons, Lloyd 85,86,129 Enders, Diana Enick, Colleen 47,129,163 Enick, William 111 Erhordt, Lynne 129 Ernsperger, Carol Ernsperger, Dole 137 Erp, Deborah 137 Ertel, Dennis 69,92,93,1 1 1,1 58C Ertel, Jeonnine 64,65,129,168 Ertel, Judy 64,129,66 Eskew, Williom 111 Eskridge, Mork 39,42,129,161 Evanoff, Carol Evonoff, Randy 129 Evans, Cookie Evons, David 66,71,98,129,161 Everly, Robert 30,129 Ewold, Richord c Eager, Vickie 129 Fohey, Michael 111 Follon, Chris 75,93,137 Fallon, Terence 43,75,129 Forling, Wendy 129 Feathers, Gregory Feferman, John 85,129,165 Felty, Cothy Felty, David Ference, Ricky 137 Ferguson, Gary 129 Fields, Donald 137,168 Finnerty, Corol Finnerly, Elizabeth 42,111 Finnerty, Gloria 129 Finton, Betty 1 Finton, Ronald Fisette, Dovid 129 Fisher, Gino 80,129 Fisher. Jackie 137 Fisher, James 71,112 Fisher, Janet 129 Fisher, Jill Fisher, Mark 138 Fisher, Maury 61 Fisher, Steven Flanagan, Don Flanagan, Mary 130 Flonigon, Mary 88,89,130 Fleming, Diono 64,112 Fleming, Jennifer Flowers, Wayne 56,138 Foley, Joseph 138 Ford, Chorlotte 27,78,138 Ford, George 112 Fore, Gene 138 Forroy, George 138,173 Forsberg, Joseph Forster, Robert 93,138 Fortlonder, Daniel 56,61,129 Foster, Dennis 85,138 Foster, Glenn 112 Foster, Sandra , Mo 138 Fouts, Andrew 56,61,92,130,127 Fox, Elizabeth 1,53,112 Fox, Wendelin Fraedrich, William 56,59,138 Frogomeni, Judi 20,64,138,165 Froncis, Chris 130 Francis, Kim 112 Frank, Gory 112 Franks, Deboroh 138 Fredenburg, Sue 132 Freese, Ron 56,71,92,112,172 Frick, Kothy 130 Fritz, Dione 43,138 Fritz, Larry 112 Fritz, Lois 43 Fritz, Paul Frushour, LeeAnn 130 Fulce, Greg Fultz, Carlo 138 Furlong, Robert Futter, Mork 138 c Godie, Sharon 112 Gognon, Gwen 138 Gaines, Terry 138 Galloway, Carol 138 Galloway, Deborah 130 Gomoche, Janice 132,145 Gomoche, Koren 112 Gonser, Elizabeth 138 Gonser, Jocquelin 8,130 Gord, Kim 130 Goring, Linda 130 Gorrett, Cheryl 56,64,67,138 Gossensmilh, Noncy 69,80,81,138,1 Gault, Deboro Gaull, Tim 130 Gavin, Lawrence 130 Gentner, Shelley 56,130 Gentry, Joni 130 Gergocz, Steve 112,181 Gerick, Mary Gerick, Margaret Gerick, Peter Gerrard, Christine Gerrord, Robert 130 Gerschoffer, Suzon 130 Geyer, Kimberly 130 Geyer, Randy 130 Gill, Gregory Gillespie, Elizabeth 138 Gillelt, Dolores 112 Gillett, John 138 Gillis, Pete 93,138 Gilmore, Greta 46,48,112 Gilreoth, Sue 130 Glose, Thomas 130 Gloss, Kathleen 42,130 Glossford, Sharon Glenn, Cheryl 130 Glenn, John Glenn, James Glenn, M. 54 Glore, Charles 112 Glunt, Donald 130 Glunt, Vicky 138,181,145 Goebel, Dennis Goerner, Elizabeth Goerner, Peter 46,130 Goetz, Chorlene 66,88,138 Golbo, Judith 112 Golbo, Mary 58,78 Golden, Valorie 138 Gohghtly, Edward 56,58,61 Golightly, Margaret 104,112 Gonter, Gary 112 Goorich, Betty 46,130,180 Goodson, Eric 45,172 Goodson, John 46,50 Gooley, Thomos 138 Gordon, Brion 138 Gordon, Deboroh 61 Gordon, Leslie 138 Gordon, Rebecca 61 Grams, Josephine Grams, Michoel 138 Grant, Jennifer 53,67,112,159,167 Grant, Karen Grant, Kathleen Graves, Herbert 138 Gray, James Grayson, Jacquese 138 Green, Alito 138 Green, Tony 130 Green, Carol 62 Green, Catherine Green, Dorothy 42,138 Green, Janice Green, John 71,91,93,138 Green, John 23 Green, Kothryn 36,112,114,161 Green, Kothy 42,54,138,161 Green, Kenneth 84,181 Green, Kim 198 Green, Louro Green, Martha 113 Green, Michael 113,149 Green, Morris 92,113 Green, Victoria 113 Greene, Carol 113 Greene, Roger 54,113 Greene, Robert 71,138 Greenert, Irene Gregg, Pamela 149 Gregg, Stephen 113 Grenerf, Mora Griesinger, Gordon 10,130 Griffin, Hompton Griffin, Kenneth Grimes, Fredio 64,106,113,114 Grise, Steven 56,61,149 Grooms, Gory 113 Grooms, Louanne Grover, Sonja 138 Groves, Duel 149 Grow, Jeffrey 85,138 Grow, Patricio 149 Grueger, Timothy 99,138 Gubi, Greg 56,130 Gulyos, Kathleen 138 Gulyos, Rosalie 138 Gundloch, Cotheri 42,138,178 Gundlach, Clark 43,113 Gundloch, John 42,149 Guslafson, Robert 99,149 Guthrie, Mary Gyoles, Beth 138 Gyori, Diane 138 C5 Hoog, Joanne Hall, Brodley 113 Hall, Somuel 130 Hall, William Ham, Jock 130 Ham, Jill 138 Homel, Kevin Homilton, Terril 113 Hommaker, Gory 42,130,63 Hommer, Colette 138 Hammer, Frederick Hommes, Jerome 56,61,130 Hammond, Ricky 144 Hommontree, Kalherine 66,80,81,138 Hammonfree, Teresa 113 Handy, Marian 149 Honlon, Timothy 138 Hans, Lester Honsell, L. 45 Horden, Deborah 149 Harden, Stephen 149 Hardin, Leotheo 138 Hardy, Bruce 149 Hardy, Mark 13,95 Harvey, Michael Hargreoves, Kim 113,62 Horinger, Nancy 149 Harlan, John 50,149 Horless, Beth 130,149 Harper, Wayne 113 Horrigan, Doniel 85,130 Horris, Andreo 95,149 Harris, Debro Ho 113 Harris, Penny 61,149 Horris, Ricky 138 Ho The Horrison, Kevin 149 Harrison, Shown Hon, Brian 56,61,149 Horlmon, Jim 71,99,149 Hortz, Deborah 113 Hortz, Den ise 149 , Dione 138 , Stev 149 Hdrtzell, Becky 130 Harvell, Connie Horvey, Bruce 10 Harvey, Carolyn 138 Harvey, Michael 20,149 Harvey, Sheldon Horvey, Stephen 130 Harwood, Robert 59,138,63 Hosko, Anthony 130,156 Haskins, Dwight 149 Hoskins, Tanyo 149 Hasnerl, Linda 172,149 Hauflaire, Dean 93,138 Havel, Lynn Hawkins, Paul 113 Hoyes, Deborah 138 Haynes, Gregory 54,113 Hozelton, Kenneth 71,130 Heck, Bonnie 78,130 Heckman, Dovid 113,100,101 Hedl, Julie 149 Hedl, Robert 114 Hedmon, Jomes 114 Heeler, Carolyn 59,114 Heidemon, George 138 Heise, Roger 75,114,130 Heisler, Carol 138,204 Heisler, John 36,114,123,196 Held, Richord 138 Helvey, Cynthia 138 Henderson, Christopher Hendricks, Lee 24,56,128,130 Hendricks, Sara 56,138 Hendrickson, Valerie 114 Hendrix, Gory 149 Henry, Connie 71,90,114 Henry, David 114 Henry, Rebecca 61,138,63 Hensler, Stephen 149 Hentz, Rebecca 80,204,149 Herron, Ronald 149 Herzog, Mark Hewin, Cathy 130 Hickey, Sheila 38,114,122,125,158, 176,187 Hickey, Thomas 130 Hill, Fanny 149 Hill, Mary 130 Hill, Peggy 149 Hill, William 96,96D,96G,114,180 Hinkle, Jean 138 Hinkle, Joan 138,164C Hinsch, Gregory Hinsch, Robert 149 Hinsch, Sandra 130 Hoffmon, Lynne 114 Hogon, Denise 138 Hogon, Janet 138,139 Hogon, Kevin Holoday, Lynn 149 Holmes, Deboroh 131 Holmes, Diana 114,149 Holmes, Pomelo 114,131 Holmes, Potricia 131 Holton, Timothy 149 Holtzmon, Lorry 82,83,139 Holtzman, Mario 54,114 Hommes, Mark 139 Honold, Grogory 139 Honold, James 36,65,82,102,139 Horvoth, Toni 149 Hosea, Diono Housemeyer, Kevin 131,51 Houston, Michele 36,114,45 Howard, Michael 149 Howell, Froncine 114,123 Howell, Glen 139 Howell, Michael 115,180 Hoyer, Jeonne 22,139 Hronek, Joyne 139 Hubbard, Yul 139 Huber, Fred 131,139 Huddleston, Joelene Hudson, Cheryl Huffmon, Bruce 115 Hull, Jeffery 93,95,63,139 Hull, Randall 149 Humphrey, Joseph 115 Humphery, Mary 88,139 Hunt, Charlotte Hurd, Deborah 156,145,149 Hurford, Patricio 139 Hurwich, Jeffry 131,173 Hurwich, Stacy 139 Husband, Danny 139 Husband, Donna Husband, Victoria Hut, Marcia Hutchings, Lynett 61,131 Hutchison, Gayle 139 Hutchison, Willia 115 Hylman, Dannie q57 Ela 150 Inks, Jocquoline 139,140 Inks, William 115 Inwood, Thomos 58,149 Ivancsics, Mary 131,139 Ivancsics, Thomas 139 Ives, Carol 131,157 J Jackowich, Rick 131 Jackson, Ermo Jackson, Potty 149 Jacobs, Sondro Joicomo, Lynne 139 Jaicomo, Mary 78,149 Jaicomo, Michael 82,83,84,131,62 Janczyk, Helene 115 Jonowczyk, Deborah 149 Janowczyk, Ronelle 180,139 Janus, Beth 80,139,159 Janus, Neol 42,104,115 Jaquo, Peggy 56,61,131 Jefferies, Spencer 44,131,45 Jenkins, Janet 149 Jenkins, Johnny 139,145 Jenkins, Julie Jenkins, Michael 115 Jenkins, Trigvree 150 Jenkins, Velveeta 150 Jennings, Keith 98,150 Jensen, Jone Jensen, Peter 150 Jodo 131 Joers, Randy 92,131 Johns, Howard 150 Johns, John Johnson, Byron 131 Johnson, Chris Johnson, Craig Johnson, Cynthia 58,150 Johnson, David 85,44,131 Johnson, Fay 115 Johnson, Jockie Johnson, Linda 67,131,135 Johnson, Morianne 131 Johnson, Pamela 150 Johnson, Rod 115 Johnson, Vonita 40,131 Johnson, Vernon 131,100,101 Johnson, Yvette 67,139 Johnstone, Ann 60,61,131,62 Jones, Brendo 62,150 Jones, Bernett 139 Jones, Cynthia 14,88,131 Jones, Deboroh 113,150 Jones, Dewoyne 139 Jones, Dinah 56,115,213,62 Jones, Gracious 56 Jones, Judy 115 Jones, Linda 131 Jones, Stephanie 139 Jordan, Jill 4 Joyner, Chris 115 Julian, Robert 131 (X Lauren 105,115,172 -ski, Adrienno 54,58,139 Kane, Mary 131 Kone, Peter 150 Kopiton, Kirby Korlin, Noncy 131 Koser, Steven 115 Kosper, Catherine 88,66,159,150 Kasper, Edward 71,131 Katz, Joy 131 Kalz, Lawrence Kaufman, John 150 Keating, Maureen Keating, Sandra 115 Keb, Cheryl 58,150 Keb, Cynthia 78,59,115 Keb, Pomelo 139 Keb, Stephen 150 Keller, Douglas Keeley, Bernadett 115 Keeley, Deidre Keeley, Philip Kele eph Kell, Mork Keller, Deborah 61,139,173,139 Keller, Pamela 131 Kelly, Jennifer Kendall, Angela 39,64,65,89, 99,115, 105 Kendall, Cheryl 150 Kendoll, Michael 71,139,160 Kennedy, Mary 131 Kent, Judith 39,131,178 Kerby, Robert 58,150 Keresztes, Judy 131 Kerr Kerr, Kenneth 131 Kertz, John 115,172 Kertz, Julie 116,178,66,80,81,196 Kertz, Michael 93,150 Kertz, Thomas 173 Kestermeier, James 150 Kestermeier, Jill 156,180,66,92 Kiley, Colleen 78,150 Kiley, Kerry 40,78,84,139,143,145 Kiley, Kim 40,78,131,168,50 Kiley, Patricia 78,116,158 Kimbriel, Kotherine 37,38,46,131,204, 63 King, Linda Kingma, Heidi 61 Kingmo, HMdy 174,150 Kinney, John 131 Kinney, Terronce 150 Kizor, Ellen Kizer, James 139 Klimek, Michael 150 Klimek, Nancy 116 Kline, John 43,150 Kline, Robert Klosowski, Sondro Kluga, Debbie 116 Kluszczynski, Linda 150 Knopp, Daniel 57,56,82,83,116 Knopp, Douglas 85,150 Kno 131 Knox, Douglas Koch, Alon 16,112,116,158 Koers, Patricia 131 Koloszor, Kurt 116 Kominkiewicz, Susan 116 Komoro, Kathleen 78,131 Kopec, Frederick 59,116 Kopec, Karl 139 Kotoske, David 116,181 Kovos, Timothy 150 Kovos, John 131 Koz, Debra 53,1 16 Koz, Donna Kroner, Kevin 139 Kratz, Dovid Kreisle, Jennifer 78,131 Kreisle, Regina 40,46,116 Kronewitter, Barb 15,32,45 Kronewitter, Donald 150 Kronewr.tter, Nancy Krouse, Gerald 130 Krouse, Ion 128,131 Kryder, Wilhom 58,139 Kubot, Julie 139 Kubisiok, Michoel 139 Kuiowsi, John 84,116 Kuiowski, Kothleen 88,99,139 Kurman, Fred 71,139,63 Kurzhols, Kothe 139 Kuspo, Dawn. LoCluyse, Susan 131,63,92 Lodow, Nancy 116 Lofortune, Mark 54,116 Loir, John 82,131 Lake, Jeffery 150 Lomb, James 150 Lamb, John 150 Lamb, Laurie 78,116 Lombe, Diane 150 Lombe, Elizabeth Lambert, David 150 Londsberg, Lori 131,140 Londsberg, Ricky 140 Lone, Lindo Lone, Mary 131 Lorgent, Jeff 140 Lopierre, Fronk 93,95,150 Lorkin, Rebecca 150 Lorkin, Thomas 116 Laskowski, Steve 150 Laughlin, Donald 43,116,18 Loughlin, Pamela 140 elle, Theresa 131 en, Bruce 56,61,132,62 rence, Kevin 44,132 Loymon, Martin 92,132 an, Timothy 140,150 , Ma 150 eotherbury, Mary 116 eotherbury, Paul 132 ee, Cynthia 132,63 ee, Dovid 56,57,59,61,117,18 ee, Herman 3,112,117,167 ee, Percy ee, Stephen eeds, Debra 88,89,140 eeds, Steven 117 Legus, John 71,140 Lehrr othy Lehr, Scott 16,85,88,132 ert, Susan 150 ewski, Micha 90,132 tin, Gail 132 s, Deborah , Mauri 140 chtenfels, Tom 85,86,132 -iddell, Jeff -iddell, Marsha 117 ebele 150 -ighthall, Gole 117 m, Douglas ndquist, Nancy 132 ndsey, Stephonie 140 -indstedt, John 132 -indzy, James 82,98 r, Charles -ippert. Ion ivers, Dovid 71,140 oar. Pomelo 140 obdell, Kotherine ockhorl. Amy 38,39,111,117,178 Logan, Alex 140 Logon, David 132,160 Lonergon, Cheryl 150 Valerie Longfellow, Theresa 117 lotens, Mark 71,90,93,140 .rd, Patricia 46,127,132 )ughridge, Gayle 88 .ve, Duria 140 .we, Melissa 4,78,132 iwe, Richard 117 .wer, Jeffrey .wer, John 132 Lucey, Josephine 150 Luckey, Down 58,140 ich, Mark 98 y p MocDonold, Jerry 140 MocDonald, Terry 140 MocGregor, Scott 117,122,162,176, 196,100,101 MacLeod, Anne 132 MacLeod, John 117,63 MacNobb, Cynthia 140 Modoros, Keith 150 Madison, Bradley 93,150 Modison, Kolhy 39,107,117,188 Madison, William 140 Modridge, Kim 132 Mohonk, Mary 39,132,180 Mahler, Timothy 71,91,98,99,140 Monok, Sue 66,69,78,94,117,159 Mondeville, Dennis 140 Monier, Mike 48,61,132 Monn, Denise 140 Monn, Williom 132 Manns, Danny 140 Manlhay, Joyce 88,150 Monthay, Mark 140 Manuel, Bruce 150 Marbley, Marsha 67,132 Morbley, Pondora 150 Marentette, Kothy 117,123,31,62 Morenlette, William 140 Mark, Horry 150 Mork, Mimi 150 Mark Stephen 117,119 Morkley, Jeffery 150 Morkword, Cynthia Morkward, Robert Mornocho, Carol 150 Marnocho, John 32,56,57,61,117,181 Morosz, Vicki 66,132 Morsholl, Corst Morsholl, Jon 40,150 Marshall, John 132 Morsholl, Michelle Morsholl, Eric 58,140 Marshman, Robert Mitchem, Rickie 69,70,71,91,92, Martin, Arcell 1 17,181,96B,96D 126,133,160 Martin, Robert 98 Mizen, Beverly 133 Morlin, Valery 96E,96G,97,1 40 Moll, Thomas 133 Martz, Michael 140 Molnor, Denise 141,145 Matheny, Roy 98,140 Molnor, Lisa 118 Matheny, Vicky 117 Molnor, Theresa 40,88,133,62 Mathews, Julie 150 Monroe, Mark 151 Mathis, Gregory 141 Monroe, Timothy 133 Malsushimo, Midori 150 Montgomery, James 141 Mattox, Cheryl 141 Montgomery, William 95,151 Mouzy, Anna 42,141 Moody, Torrence 95,141 Mouzy, Charles 42,132 Moon, Terry 151 May, Hilda 150 Mooney, Evelyn 141 McCaige, Gregory 141,150 Moore, Corlotta 53,118,131,162 McCoige, Ray Moore, Daryl 141 McCallister, Cherri 59,150 Moore, Debra 151 McChesney, Sherrie 150 Moore, Diane 133 McClure, Jerrionne 151 Moore, Kent 1 18 McClore, Moik 117 Moore, Marlon 133 McClure, Timothy 98,99,141 Moore, Robert 54,56 McCollum, Jane 39,132,51,62,50 Moore, Robin 54,118 McCraley, Christopher 151 Moore, Terry 141 McDaniel, James 132 Moreno, Maria 141 McDaniel, Thomas 15 Morfoot, Colette 46,47,118,63 McDonald, Laurie 141 Morgan, Robert 118 McDonold, Timothy 141 Moriorty, Ann 36,118 McDougal, Rhondo 141 Moriarty, Kofhy 141 McFarland, Thomas 151 Morricol, Nancy 1 18 McGann, Karen 46,141 Morris, Christina 133 McGory, Memerie Morrow, Bea 88,173 McGinnis, David Morrow, Joseph 151 McGregor, Carol 39,132,162,178,188 Morse, Jan 118 McGriffin, Paul 117 Moses, Lynda 118 McGuigan, Chris 88,132 Muinch, Mark 133 McGuigan, Michael 117 Mumvord, Mike McGuigan, Patricio 151 Muncie, Judy 46,133 McGuire, Barry 151 Munlin, Curtis 143 McGuire, Gail 141 Munlin, Loys McGuire, Michael Murdock, Amy 151 Mclnerny, Amy 132 Murphy, Annette 54,133,178 Mclnerny, Don Murphy, Beverly 167 McKee, Julie 151 Murphy, Cornelius 118 McKee, Ronald 117 Muszer, Mike 151 McKenzie, Carol 141 Mutert, Cathy 141 McKenzie, Curtis 117 Myers, Grendolyn McKinney, David 2,42,117 Myers, Mike 133 McMohon, Gory 141 Myers, Thomas McMohon, Maureen 117 McMohon, Patrick 141 McMillen, Mary McNulty, Kathleen 88,151 r McNulty, Michael 117,180 rvST McPherson, Helen 141 v -y Meodors, Stanley Medow, Mono 141 Nance, Robin 151 Meehon, Terronce Nassiko, Mary Meehon, Timothy 27,117 Nous, David 118,122 Meeks, William 71 Neeley, John Megon, Linda 132 Nelson, Kurtis 133 Melander, David 56,61 Nespo, Cynthia Melander, Martha 132 Nespo, Dionne 118 Mennucci, Marsha 151 Nestlerode, Jamie 88,133 Mennucci, Michael 141 Nevel, Carol 133 Menzie, Debro 117 New, Robert 130 Menzie, Dwoin Newbill, Keith Merchant, Frederic 151 Nicholas, Janice 151 Mesoros, Margaret 117 Nicholos, Joy 151 Mesaros, Richard 141 Niemier, Carol 88,141 •rhols( No 133 Mesaros, Ronald 132 Mester, David 56,59,61,117,18 Meyer, George 42,59,141 Meyer, Jonel 36,42,46,104,117 Meyer, Karen 151 Michels, Daniel 141 Michels, Jeff 132 Micinski, Carol 141,163 Micinski, Russell 151 Mikesell, Mark 141 Miles, Kathleen try 132 Mille Mille Mille Mille Mille Mille Mille Mille Mille Mille 43,117 John 151 Judy 39,117,120,122,18 Michelle 133 Mindy 117 Pamela 141 Miller, Richard 151 Miller, Robert 141 Miller, Toni 53 Miller, Victoria 117 Milliken, Potti 118 Milliken, Randy 133 Milliken, Ricky Milon, Kenneth 133 Mincey, Martin 96E,141,139 Minx, Charles 56,151 Mitchell, Anne 118 Mitchell, Patricio 4D,15,133 Nivens, Pomelo 133 Nobles, James 91,141 Norman, Mark 37,39,44,46,57,133,178, 63 Norris, Brian 118 Norris, Joseph Nowicki, Robert 93,141 © Obrecht, Kenneth Ochs, Barbara 151 Ochs, Jocquelyn 118 Oletti, Timothy 151 Olmstead, Kothy Olsen, Ronald 59,151 Olson, Jon 141 Olson, Suson 118 Oneol, Ronald 49,133 Orbon, Kathleen 151 Oren, Ann 21,40,88,141,143,145 Oren, John 43,129 Oren, Peter 111,118 Orfanos, Lexi 133 Orr, Martinzy 133 Orr, Rosecedor 151 Osmanski, John 118 Orterbridge, Arnold 95,141,145 Otterbridge, Audria 133 Otto, William Outlaw, Wolter 18 Outlaw, Yvonne Overholt, Jane 21,141 Overton, Denise 133 Owens, Anne 46,47,48,141 Owens, Douglas 25,118 Owens, Keith 151 Owens, Robert 99,141 ■s- Page, Jonette Paige, Alfredo 141 Pointer, Barry Pallo, Sharon 118,177 Polmer, George 59,133 Palmer, Linda 151 Ponzico, Thomas 71,118,158,172, 181,186,195 Popoi, Kenneth 172C,151 Papoi, Randal 151 Papal, Victor A Papandria, Sheryl 141 Parchmon, Moble 133 Pari Luci 133 Parker, Gregory 141 Parker, Kevin 118 Parker, Laverna 133 Parker, Laura 151 Parker, Martha 151 Parker, Patricia Parker, Pomelo 151 Parker, Sherlette 151 Porrish, Edward 133 Parseghion, Mike 3,44,70,71,118,100, 101 Paszkiet, Mary Patterson, Joyce 141,178 Patterson, Kevin 14,30,70,71,73,92,118 Patterson, Roy 151 Patterson, Stephen 84,85 Patly, Rick Pauszek, Mary 49,88,141,51 Pouszek, Thomas 90,151 Powell, Michael 118 Powlak, David 98,141 Pawlok, Rosemary 56,118 Payne, Kenneth 151 Peck, Elizabeth 133 Peek, Sandra 141 Pecze, David 151 Pecze, Pomelo 36,118 Pelking, Holly 56,133 Peltz, Judith 78,151 Penikis, Andreis 133,178 Pennycuff, Debro 151 Perkins, Daniel 46,141 Perkins, Daniel 42,133,63 Perkins, David 46,47,48,49,118,121,63 Perry, Donald 151 Peters, Edward Peters, James 151 Peters, Kevin 71,98,99,141 Peters, Linda 133 Peters, Timothy Peterson, Wendi Phillips, Christine 2,98,99 Phillips, Kevin 56,90,98,105,118,63 Phillips, Sherlinn 2,141 Phillips, Terryl 151 Phillips, Willard 5,44,71,118,180,167 Pickett, Cherrie 133 Pierce, Jerome 151 Pierce, Louis 141 Pierce, Nancy 118 Pilarski, Karen 151 Pillow, Nancy 133 Pixley, Debro 118 Plonk, Jeffery 133 Pluta, Corrine 151 Podell, Rebecca 25,141 Poelvoorde, Sherol 105,118 Poettgen, Margaret Poindexter, John 151 Pontius, Bradley 151 Pontius, Brian 141 Potts, Edna 133 Powell, Michael 61,133 Powers, Andrew 133 Poyser, Patricio 119 Prebys, Andrew Mary 151 , Stev 133 Price, Clark 90,133 Price, Gloria 141 Price, Sidney 44,46,134,51 Priest, Brendo 134 Priest, Mark 32,42,56,61,141 Priest, Melodie 119 Pritz, Janice 61,151 Protsmon, Lisa 78,151 Danny 141 @ Quesinberry, Sue 151 Quirk, Thomas Quigg, Mark 134 Quigg, Michael 141,173 Quimby, Charle Quirk, Tho Quir , Chri 43 obol 151 (5? Rainwater, Deborah 151 Randolph, Sandra 119 Roper, Joseph 61,134,139 Roppelli, Dominic Roszipovits, Arthur 134 Raszipovits, Patricio Ray, Charles Roymond, Mark 119 Reader, Leora 36 Reogin, Leah 119 Reogin, Jr. Ho Tho 151 Pur: Mer Reddmg, Beverly 64,134,143 Redding, Beverly 64,134,143 Redding, Carroll 151 Reed, Jack 151 Reed, Mary 151 Reed, Robbin Reed, Tonjo Reeder, Leoro 119 Reid, Dennis Reid, Penny Reid, Sheila Reinke, Harold 134 Reinke, Solly 38,105,119 Reinke, William Rensberger, Jeff 58,119 Reynolds, Frank 134 Rhodes, Alice 119 Rice, Tom Richords, Jeffery Richards, Jodie 62 Richards, John Richmond, Judith 58 Richmond, Steven 82,83,119 Ricker, Deborah 59 Rickhoff, Terrence Rieff, Cindy Rieff, Lindy Riewe, Charles 54,119 Riewe, Paul Riley, Gail 119 Risinger, Linda 39,126,134,51,127 Risinger, Mark 95,143,170,100,101, 145 Rist, Rhonda Roames, Patricio Roberts, Elaine 119 Roberts, Kothy Roberts, Philip 119 Robertson, Doris Robertson, Jacqueline Robertson, Michael 134 Robertson, Shelia Robinson, Lloyd Robinson, Marsholl 14,71,96,96B,96C, 96F,96G,104, 112,119,180 Robinson, Mike 119 Robinson, Stephanie 147 Rodick, Gory 119 Rogers, Gregory 134 Rogers, Ronald Rohon, Colette 39,134,51 Rohan, Gerald 93,95 Rohde, Teresa 42 Roland, Vicki Rollings, Kent 58 Rollings, Kevin 134 Roncz, Jonet 134 Roncz, Moribeth 119 Roseboom, Linda Ross, Mary Ross, Toro Rothboller, Allen 32,40,46,47,48, 49,119,62 Rouse, Greg Rowell, Terry 134 Rozewicz, Lynn 38,119,178,196,187 Rubin, Daniel Rubin, Ellyn 56,88,134 Ruff, John 134 Ruff, Kirk Rupert, Carol Ruscio, Philip Rulkowski, Debro 88 Rydzynski, Ruth 134 Ryker, Richard SMc( old OS Sock, Mary Sakaguchi, Ricky 134 Sakaro, Carol 120 Salk, Jone 57 Sample, John Sampson, Ralph 134 Sanders, Unita Sanders, William 91,98 Sonner, Kip Sarasin, Michael 120 Sausi , Mo 174 120 Scarbrough, Nancy 134,62 Schoefer, Neil 134 Schafer, Steven 44,56,61,71,120, 158,172 Schdll, David Scholl, Mark 58,134 Scheibelhut, Debbie Schilling, David Scheu, William 46,48,120,63 Schilling, Thomos Schleiger, Peggy Schlesinger, Thomas Schmidt, Donno Schmidt, Susan 78 Schmidt, Therese Scholz, Carol 120 Schroder, Brian Schroder, Carol Schroder, Brian 93 Schroder, Carol Schroder, Catherine 134 Schreiber, Diane 50 Schreiber, Philip 82,134 Schricker, Susan 46,48,104,120,62 Schriefer, Donald Schriefer, Thomas Schubert, David Schubert, Eric 120 Schubert, Louise 134 Schwartz, Gordon 44,134 Scott, Andrew 120,158C Scott, Daniel Scott, Ernestine 56 Scott, Jennifer 120 Scott, Joseph 93 Scott, Mark Scott, Cotherine 20,67,88,105,120,159, 165 Scruggs, Andre 90 Seal, Susan 56,62 Sechowski, Denise Sechowski, Lori 134 Seider, Horry 71,134 Seidler, John Seidler, Scott 134 Selig, Douglas 58,153 Selig, Horold Sellors, Zola 134 Sellenberg, Richard 153 Sellers, Stephen 71,134 Severns, James 153 Severns, Kenneth Severyn, Jomes 51,85,134 Seward, Sherri Shofer, Betty 134 Shoffer, Borboro 120 Shaffer, Dotty Shank, Melissa Shonk, William 153 Shonkle, John Shapero, Johnthan 57,153 Show, Jocqueline 88,126,134,50 Show, Kevin 39,95,179,153 Shearer, Beverly 80,81,134,62 Sheer, Michael 120 Sheets, Donold 134 Sheets, Thomas 153 Shell, Angelique Shell, Domita 134,31 Shine, Robin 181,153 Shir , Sco 120 Simkins, Bradley 134 Simons, Crystal Simons, Don Simpson, Barbara 134 Simpson, Deborah 153 Singer, Robert Singleton, Thomos Sinkiewicz, Sue 36,120,62 Sinnett, Scott 153 Skees, Mark 54,134 Skiles, Arthur Skudlarek, David 153 Skudlarek, Martin 59,99 Slaughter, James Slowey, Michael 85,88,153 Slutsky, Gordon 153 Smedley, Diane 120 Smedley, Lisa 153 Smith, Abbee 78,134,193 Smith, Constance 153 Stinchcomb, Williom 2,44,71,72,121, 158 Stilt, Koy 163 Stil Vole 134 Stock, Rebecca 46,56,61 Stofferm, Anno 121 Stogdill, Steven 153 Stokes, Dean 4,112,181 Storm, Joyce 134 Stouder, Randall 153 Slouffer, Tracy 153 Strickland, Frede 122 Strock, Brian 121 Strock, Eric Stuart, Gary 121 Styles, Glorio Sudhop, Glenn 95,96E Sullivan, James Smith, David 120 Smith, John 39,43,173 Smith, Solly 66,159,153 Smith, Shawn 78,153 Smith, Suson 64,66,134,159 Smith, Terry 82 Smith, William 39 Snowden, Kathy 67 Sobieski, John Sondergard, Linda Sondergord, Michael 153 Soule, Gregory 153 Soule, Normon 134 Sousley, David Spoinhower, Timothy 91,93,153 Sponn, Bruce 98 Sponn, Robert 134 Spann, Ronnie 95,153 Sparks, Joseph 59,153 Sparks, Michael 128,134 Spencer, Wolloce Spigel, Tobor 58,180 Spink, Cindy 66 Stohl, Karen Stohl, Mary 59,134 Stohl, Vicki 120 Slollings, Shori Stanton, Barry 121 Stanton, Sandro Slopleton, Roberta 121 Stopleton, Sandra 134 Stopleton, Wendy 153 Stebbins, Kathleen 153 Steed, Betty 121 Steele, Juonito Steen, Debro 56,59 Steen, Denise 37,56,67,134 Stein, Linda 58 Steinhilber, Don 153 Sleinhofer, Barbara 153 Steinhofer, John 121 Sleinke, James 14,71 Steinke, Keith 153 Steinke, Mary 61,63 Steinmetz, Janet 121 Steinmelz, William 43 Stemmer, Gobriele 153 Sterchi, Roxan 58,153 Stevens, Richard 134 Ste Tho Stevenson, Rodney 134 Stewart, Barbara Stewart, Thomas 134 Sullivan, Jill Sullivan, Lowrence 21,95,63 Sullivan, Moureen Suit, Scott 134 Suit, Stacy 88 Summey, John Sunderlin, Leah 21,48,42 Susan, Kenneth 153 Sutherlond, Michael Swans n. Sterling 153 Sween y, Robert 58,153 Sweilz r, Potricio 174,135 Swinde man, Croig Swinde man, Monte 121 Switals ki, Gloria 121 Sylbert Nancy 135 Szobo, Craig 121 Szobo, James 143,95,92 Szobo, John 121 Szoiko June 88,143 Szoloy Morilyn 121,177 Szolay Rosemary 143 Szubo, Joan 58,143 Szymkc wicz, Ruth 121 ' U Torwocki, Robert 143 Tate, Arthur 143,62 Tote, Marilyn Towodros, Azmi 44,61,135 Toylor, Allon 92,93,121,158 Taylor, Connie 121 Taylor, Froncine 153 Taylor, Howard Taylor, James Taylor, Jonathan 143 Taylor, Peggy 143,179 Taylor, Susie 153 Teitsha, Borboro Terry, Chorles 135 Terry, Potricio 135 Thibault, Dovid 143 Thibault, Jeonine 143 Thibault, Terrence 153 Thimlor, Leslie 121,164 ouly 135,169,132 Tho 121 Thomas, Leedoro Thomas, Morion 153 Thomas, Mark 153 Thomos. Robert 130 Thomos, Roselyn 153 Thomas, William Tho , Willi Thomos, Yul 23,95,153 Thompson, Janet 153 Thompson, Lynette Thompson, Lynn 135 Thompson, Scott 143 Thompson, Thomas 95,121,153 Thompson, William 121 Thornberg, Jill 56,143,63 Thornberg, Mark 122 Thornberg, Phillip 59,153 Thorpe, Bruce 153 Thorpe, Thomas 122 Tircuit, Sandra Tircuit, Susan 153 Tolbert, James 135 Tollens, Peter 143 Tonkin, Catherine 143 Torek, Frances 135,63 Torek, Patrick 153 Torres, Moses 122 Toth, Jill 135 Toth, Susan 153 Town, John Treosh, Michele 153 Trethewey, Kevin 153 Trimboli, Janet Troeger, Richord 91,98,99,58,153 Troutmon, Lorraine True, Greg 135 True, Jeff 75,153 Turner, Dorlene 56,115,143,145 Turner, Goil 56,153 Turner, Jocquelyn 54,56,153 Turner, James Turner, Roy 135 Turner, Wilbur 153 Tweedell, Eric 85,98,143 Tweedell, Karen 78,153 Twomey, Kevin 122 Tyler, Steven 39,122 Tyler, Victor 172,153 a£ Underly, Dovid 122 Underwood, Cheryl 16,122 Ushelo, Alice 135,31 Ushela, George 93,95,153 CF Voerewyck, Leslie 40,42 Volleskey, Daniel 143 Vance, Gregory 61,50,155 Vance, Tom Vondenbos, Debro 155 Vonderburg, Koy 122 Vonderhogen, Deborah 135 Vanderhogen, Eric 23,143 Vonderhogen, Linda 155 Vandesompele, Joyne 143 Vones, Richard 56,61,143 Vonett, Roy 122 Vonett, Rozonn 143 Vanhulle, William 135 Vonporys, Randy 155 Vonryn, David 71,72,122,170,127 Vordo, Louri 88,143 Vorgo, Gory 122 Voscil, Michael Vaughn, Sharon 143 Verich, Peter 155 Verteromo, Albert 155 Vigue, Andrew 155 Vigue, Anthony 155 Vigue, Ren 143 Villoneuvo, Melissa 210 Virgil, Jomes 54,122 Virgil, Thomas 143 Vogtmonn, Williom 42,143 Voss, Peggy 22,40,105,122,158,161 Vurpillot, Susan (yp Wochs, Robert 123,158 Wode, Rick 71,90,130,135,159 Wade, Douglos 71,90,143 Wode, Vickie 24,64,80,96F,123,1i: Wogley, David 143 Wogley, Douglas 123 Wogley, Mark Wogley, Terry Wogner, Susan Woks, Anchell 123 Woks, Mark 143 Wold, Neil 123 Walker, Audrey 58,143 Walker, Dione Wolker, Jomes 123 Walker, Mark 123 Walker, Beth 45,143 Walker, Mary 135,181,62 Walker, Michael Wolker, Robert 143 Wolloce, Shermon 56,123 Waller, Angelo 56,143 Waller, Stephanie 56,123,62 Walsh, Donno 123 Walsh, Linda 143,155 Walsh, Linda 179 Walsh, Potrick 112,123 Welsh, Robert 123,157 Walsh, Susan 135 Wolshe, Catherine Walter, Chris 155 Walters, Chris 99,155 Word, Ethel Word, Joseph Ward, Pomelo Wordlow, Michael 143 Wordlow, Terrol 71,98 Won Won Won 123 , Byro 123 ! 155 Warner, Kothle Warren, Josep h 133 Worren, Lorry Warren, Mark 59,155 Warren, Michael Warren, Robert Worren, Wayne 58,155 Washington, Marquis 155 Wosnetsky, Georgi 45,135 Wosowski, Cheryl 155 Waterman, Steven 155 Wotkins, Esther 123 Wolkins, Jeonette 124 Wotkins, Kimberly 155 Watson, Aaron 19,71,73,91,135,160,50 Watson, Gregory 71,91 Wowrzyniok, Alex Weamer, Kurt 63 Weathers, Charles Weathers, Dorry 155 Weathers, Larry 155 While, Kothy 124 Weathers, Willie While, Kim 88,135 Webb, James 68,96H,96B,96C,96D, White, Nancy 155 96E,96F,96G,97,I2 ' 1 Whilfi Id, Barbara 124 Webb, Sarah Whitfi Id, Deborah 155 Webber, Steven 70,124 Whitin g, Diana 164 Webster, Cynthia Whitio ck, Beverly 135 Weeks, Joyce 61 Whitlo. k, Donold Weger, Mark 85 Whillo. k, Michelle 155 Weingarten, Leonard Wichio ez, Emma 135 Weir, Lesley Widmo r, David 124,51 Weis, Robert W.lbot rn, Walter Weisman, David 155 Wilbur Mike 71,92,135,161 Weiss, Kathleen Wilkin , Beverly Weiss, Michael 135 Wilkin on, Charles 104,124,1 Weiss, Jeff 100,101 Weldy, Allen 124 Willem in, Vincent 125 Weldy, David 21,36,46,48 Willem s, Mary 46,51 Weldy, Rebecco 124 Willem s, Paul 135 Weldy, Rodney 91,155 Williar ns, Brian 135 Welker, Corel Willior ns, Brian 135 Welsh, Cynthio 155 Williar ns, Cheryl 11,59,155 Welter, Wendy 39,42,124,158,161,196 Williar ns, Delois Wenger, Philip 124 Willian ns. Donna 179 Wenslow, Bonnie 155 Williar ns, James 135 Wernlz, Patrick 124 Williar ns, Michael Weston, Brenda 135,139 Willior ns, Potricio 155 Weston, Diane 178 Willian ns, Regino 135 Wetzel, Andrew 135 Williar ns, Scott 155 Wetzel, Bryan 155 Willian ns, Steve 42 Whalen, Vincent 135 Willian ns, Tonya 155 Wharton, George Willian ns, Viola Wharton, Jeffrey 155 Willis, June Wharton, Laurie Wilson Barbara Whipkey, Anno 155 Wilson Jerry Whipkey, James 36 Wilson Kevin Whipkey, Thomas 2,44,124,181 Wilson Linda 135,174 Whitaker, Dennis Wilson Linda Whitoker, John 105,112,124 Wilson Patricio Whitcomb, Anne Wilson Suzanne 125 Whitcomb, Kenneth Wiltfor g, Patricio White, Anthony 124 Wiltroul, Thomas 71,95,98 Wind nille r, Todd 90 Winst on, 3lenn Winst indo Wise, Kur 85,155 Wisen an. Rory Withe rby, Doug 155 Withe ' by, Kathy 88,89,135 Withr 3W =red Wolf, Dio no Wolf, Peggy 88,135 Wolfe Su son 66,61,135 Wolfl Ko ren 135,168 Wolf! Sherri 125,168 Wolfi iqer Potti Wolfr Louonn Wolfr am. Paulo 125,31 Woo, Yvo nne 80,84,125 Wooc ord Connie Wooc ord Elicia 135 Woodforc Bruce 33,95,98,179,155 Woodford Marc 48,71,82,83,98,135 Wynns, Coryliss 58,155 Woods, Robin Woodworth, Kenneth 56,61,177,155 Woodworth, Wendy 56,61,114,125 Works, Priscillc Wright, Cleopotro 155 Wright, Deborah 67,135 Wright, Henry 25,36,46,47,111,125, Wright, James 125 Wright, Jon 21 Wright, Jennifer 178 Wright, June 125 Wright, Kevin 46,175,63 Wright, Lloyd Wright, Sue 125 Wrobel Nancy 66 Wursler Richard Wurster Scott Wyllie, William (T Yang, Eugene 61,135 Yong, Sara 56,57,174,155 Yorbrough, Shirley 155 Yazel, Jill 58,174,155 Yeager, Dennis 155 Yendes, Kevin 125 Yendes, Linda 155 Yoder, Judy 56,61,135 York, Tamero Young, Dwayne 2,44,63,125,51 Young, Marilyn 40,45,46,63,135 S Zablocki, Philip 135 Zohrt, Sondro 66,155 Zeider, John 125,164 Zeithommer, Gloria 25,37,302 Zick, Ida 155 Zigler, Timothy 155 Ziker, David Ziker, Lynne 76,78,125 Zimmerman, Mary 66,135,163C,62 Zimpelman, Brod 125 Zink, Diane 66,39,80,81,105,125,157, 158,159,187 Zornig, Fred Zuhl, Cynthia 135 Zutter, Bruce 71 Faculty V tl 1 Aguer o, Luisa 20 K . hI H Allen, Michael 32 Alyea, William 17 INbaaai.-- ' I l Anderson, Dorothy 13,42 Aronson, Morris 27,73,90 Barnbrook, Donald 26 Bauer, Mary Jane 17 Benko, Alex 13 Berry, Thomas 23 Bibbs, Andrew 12,51 Blouvelt, William 22 Bodle, Carol 13 H H P; Bond, Gloria 22 Bouliette, Mary 20 IH ft t Sm Bradley, Lynn 29,69,78 Brady, William 20 Bready, Jeonnene 22 Brown, Mcryellen 33 Brown, Sherry 22,80 Brecheisen, Ted 11,23 Buczkowski, Leonard 92,28 Buress, Linda 21 Chamberlin, Dorothy 13 Compagno, Samuel 16 Cordell, Maurice 13 Cwidak, Poulene 14 David, Donald 12 Davis, Ruth 24,88 Dickey, J. Galen 22 Drapek, John 14 Dudley, Vernon 22,54 Engemon, Terry 32,56,58 Pick, Howard 27 Godomski, Gwendolyn 20 Ganser, Susan 29,88 Germono, Ann 15 Gleoson, Evangeline 22 Goodman, W. B. (Jock) 18 Greenshields, Theodore 32,60,63 Griffith, George 29,96 Haog, Joseph 14 Hadawoy, David 16,96B,96F,96H Hamilton, Ann 24 Hordman, Howard 17,98,99 Holmgren, Peter 14,20 Hoover, Robert 32,62 Julian, Janet 18,42 Katona, Joyce 13,40 Kline, Gerald 15 Krouse, Philip 27,172 Longenecker, Nevin 19,45 Mothio, Donald 19,42 Maza, Bobette 14,178 McLamore, Betty 14 McMann, Mary 2] McNarney, John 27,93 and more faculty Murphy, John 28 Starkweather, Mariory 33 Mutti, Stanley 26 Sleinke, Theodore 21 Oilman, Gerald 32,56,58 Slillman, Clorence 23 Picconi, Irene IS Streich, Suellen 14 Poe, Daniel 29,88 Sworfz, Casimer 27 Putnam, Ann 31 Szucs, Edward 29,78 Przybysz, William 12,115 Szucs, Michael 17,73,90,91 Reed, Robert 16,98 Szymanski, Lawrence 23,43 Rensberger, Alan 3,13 Turner, Mary 19 Ringer, Barbara 14 Turnock, Thomas 16,95,96 Roberts, Willord 18 Von Schriltz, Kurt 26 Roop, James 16 Walsh, Mory 22 Rosenfeld, Mary Virginia 14 Warren, Ruth 26,66 Sakoguchi, Jane 31 Weir, Ruth 15 Saunders, Robert 23 Weir, Volney 26,44 Schutz, John 16 Wesley, Roger 19 Seeley, Robert 24 Whitcomb, Jesse 26 Seward, Frances 27 Wilbur, Robert 29,73 Shonley, John 18,19,45 Weiler, Patricio 14,46 Smith, Eloise 15 Williams, Paul 23 Smith, Steve 85,28 Wills, Beverly 21 Snider, Robert 17 Zorns, Eleanor 31,30 We would Irke to thank the many people that have contribute to our Album. Mike Beck, cover, Photo aphers, Mr. Mike Allen, South Bend Tribune, Scott Shmikler, Mr. John Drapek and David Cook; Mr. Bud Leuthold, our Newsfoto Counselor; Typists, Jackie Dillman, Carol Heisler and all the wonderful people that helped Kathi Kimbriel with the index. We must not forget all those stu- dents that helped when we needed them, and the Adams ' photographers for their extreme effort, and to Mrs. Babette Maza, our sponsor, a special appreciation for helping us publish this book, sheila and lynne , j5 ,- -- -