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

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tal Lee and Latasha Taylor are all wrapped 1 the spirit of Pajama Day. a Fisher demonstrates that Crazy Day brings he BEAST in all of us. Mary Koscielski, Cathy Kennedy, Molly Lennon, Lara Johnson, and Ann Martinov band together on Crazy Day to attack and ward off Cavity v Creep Keri Cook. First Mate S. Suski scarfs down his grub to lead the Senior Crew to victory. It may be Hawaiian Day at Adams, but Denise Parent can only dream of being on the sunny isle t of paradise. Adams ' mascot, the Eagle, confronts Washing- ton ' s panther (Wendi Hammon) before they dual T to the death as a Main Event at the pep assembly.

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Spirit Week 20

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John Patrick On Center Stage The John Adams ' Drama Club rose to new heights this winter with their presen- tation of The Curious Savage, a three act comedy by John Patrick. Under the able direction of Mr. Richard Threet, the cast rehearsed for over two months. The show proved to be very rewarding for both the cast and the audience. Mrs. Savage, the lead, was played by Stacy Slabaugh. Mrs. Savage is an ex- tremely rich widow with three extremely greedy step-children. The Savage chil- dren (Marco Kennedy, Sarah Greene, and Barry Cloud) attempt to commit their mother to the Cloisters. It turns out that the Cloisters is an asylum run by Dr. Emmett (Tim Ehlers) and his assistant Miss Willie (Sharna Chapman). Strangely enough, Mrs. Savage enjoys the asylum and its inmates (Jill Wygant, Chris McNamera, Doug Behner, Doug Shaw, and Greta Fisher). When the in- mates and the Savage children are to- gether, however, the audience begins to wonder who really belongs in the asylum. But, like most comedies, The Curious Savage does have a happy ending. The greedy kids get what they deserve — no money. Mrs. Savage remains at the Cloisters and the inmates become normal. The unusual thing about this ending, howev- er, is that it makes the audience realize that normalicy is in the eye of the behold- er. So The Curious Sa vage was both fun- ny and touching, and the cast managed to make the audience cry as well as laugh. Upon first being admitted to the Cloisters, Mrs. Savage (Stacy Slabaugh) stubbornly tries to talk Dr. Emmett (Tim Ehlers) into letting her leave. ► Slightly over-protective of her teddy bear, Mrs. Sav- age smirks at Mrs. Willie (Sharna Chapman) who is trying to comfort her. The highly seductive Sarah Greene uses her charms to persuade Marco Kennedy and Barry Cloud into leaving their mother in the asylum. 22 Fall Play