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

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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.

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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.

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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.