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

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'dy , flilw Na Hgsfnr-gig ao .ra ,a of a ,....-- -im ' -,,.,.- South Bend, Imdeaoa Publi-ghgo by The Graduates of NSVWCY COVT9T5'W'We May, 1945 The john Adams High School Edlffvf nlor ' ' T ' to Chicago 3 9 5 9 Tle S ls settle ow B al, Stephens, Crowe, and Coldsberry, R. COLDSBERRY, as he has these several years past, conyoyed a group ot his senior So- cial Living students to Chicago on lVlay l3, Your Album photographer, bleary-eyed at six-thirty in the morning, accompanied them only as tar as the South Shore station and hence missed the glories ot the wheat pit and torty-titth tloor oh- seryatory at the Board ot Trade, the Illinois Continental Bank, lunch at lVlandel's, shopping at Fields and on Maxwell Street, Hull l-louse, dinner at Cuey Sam's in China Town, and to the musical Sing Out Sweet Land. The party re- turned to South Bend at two-thirty in the morning ater twenty hours ot duty. They did not look like this then. S-J onfen L4 Faculty ...... Class ot '45 -.... Class ot '46 .... Class ot 47- .... The Basket Ball Drama Club ..... 'Beggar on Horseback Patience ----- Clee Club .... Band ....... Orchestra .... Senors ....... Library Club .... Debating Team - Stuclent Council - l-li-Y .......... Ushers' Club --- Screen Club .... Cirl Reserves ,-- Tovve r ....... The Album U- Football ,-- Baseball --- Tennis .... Colt ...,. Basketball -- Track ..... C. A A. -- -- Album Scraps --- Seniors' Who's Who Patrons ........ 7 99 O09 962 O ws P o ?' , 'awww as-was kkse si Aki W Q A f' 1 T 2 'h..-- f 3 C1,CU.PftL' QW Shxclenis .5?A?'3f-11 L 2 4- Lv T-1-up :Z va: Qfvktla-PL' G- V VV f K V 1 0 ' W '1 5 Q fu v I rs? -3.6 AA, A- X fl go L 1 f- if K 025. .- .19 x.4 ,I if 0 as f - -i'Y..if'-L-g 5 min- acufiy MR. CALEN B. SARCENT Principal Assistant Principal MR RUSSELL ROTI-IERMEI. A x, 4-1.1 ,O M pf if 'I ERENNITH the Senior Class gives you the Adams tacultyae ladies, gentlemen, scholars, all. Ot course, vve haven,t called them A that, but novv, at graduation, vve love 'eml Erom - Anderson to West, trom lDB to l2A, from junior High to that presidential greeting, they have labored mightily over us. It any ot us ever amount to any- thing, much credit to these-our taculty and our friends. ROSEMARY ANDERSON ROSA BELDON ELIZABETH BENNETT Home Economics Physical Education Social Studies DOROTHY BROWN AGNES BURNS . CECIL DEARDOREE FLOYD DICKEY HELEN EARL Lihrarv Counselor, English lnstrumental Music Mathematics, Industrial Arts English 7 i ,:,., U ,:.. A, .. ALGNZO COLDSBERRY GWENDOLYN KACZMAREK MARGARET KElVlSKl A T KRlDER GRACE LANDlS Social Studies English, La? Nurse English, Mathematics Study Hall HELEN LAW HAZE lVlcCLURE JOHN lVlcNAlVlARA ROLLO NEFF VERA PACE English, Spanish English, Dramatlcs English, Social Studies Phvsical Education, Health Commerce 4559! 5642 8 W f fhyil , W, DOROTHY PATE RALPH POWELL ANNAJANE PUTERBAUCH PAUL REBER FLORENCE ROELL Vocab Miisic Pligsicai Education, Social Studies Commerce, Home Economics Science Commerce VIOLET ROHRER Li Blish, Hiwfcir-rg MaThemaTicS KERMIT THOMPSON industrial Arfs, Drafting VOLNEY WEIR WANDA WEST WTLBUR WEST Mathematics Secretary Arr 9 law of '45 HE Class of '45, two hundred fourteen strong, was the fourth to graduate from john Adams. The thirty-five members of the january advance guard received their diplomas, along with groups from Central, Riley and Washington, at a graduation exercise held at Central on january twenty-second. The one hundred ninety-seven other members of the class were graduated on May twenty- ninth, On both these occasions diplomas were granted to absent mem- 1, bers of the class who had already been inducted into the armed services, During its last year at Adams the class was led by the officers pic- tured abovei Louie,' McKinney, president, l'Louie LaPierre, vice president, Roy Andrews, secretary, and Bob Duncan, treasurer, These officers were aided in managing senior business by a senior cabinet made up of john Coldsberry, Shirley Kline, Mary Ann Doran, jack Tarr, and Phil Riner. Special assignments were handled by Prom Chairman Nancy Constantine, Class Cift Chairman john Coldsberry, Invitations Chairman Pat Alexander, and Assembly Chairman Shirley Stanz, Mr, Coldsberry was class sponsor and the other home room teachers were Miss Bennett, Miss Roell, Miss Anderson, Mr, Krider, and Mr, Thompson. On Class Day, May lB, the seniors blossomed forth in cap and gown, They took final examinations in the morning, presented an assembly program in the afternoon, and staged their Senior Prom at the Progress Club in the evening During the assembly members of the class who had been members of the Clee Club presented a musical skit, the stage- wise members gave The Cireat joannef' a one-act comedy, and Presi- dent Mcliinney bade farewell to the school for his class. At the conclu- sion of the speech he presented a pair of plaques to Mr. Sargent, These class gifts are to bear the names of distinguished Adams scholars and athletes. At this assembly the following honors were conferred on members of the class: The jeweled Student Council Scholarship Award for first ranking scholar on Valedictorian Dagny Lenon, The Cold Stu- dent Council Scholarship Award for excellece in scholarship on Mar- guerite Connon, Howard De Pree, Mary Erhardt, Mary-Lou Harding, Betty Martin, Salutatorian Reva Resnick, and Mary jane Wishman, The Silver Student Council Scholarship Award for excellence in scholarship on joan Darr, Elayne Craf, Ervin Karlin, Louis LaPierre, Linda Myers, Shirley Platt, Rose Mae Smith, and George Turner. The john Adams Citizenship Award, a gift of the Class of '42, on Beverly Harden and Ervin Karlin, The Daughters of the American Revolution United States History Award on john C, Coldsberry, The Daughters of the American Revolution Cood Citizenship Award on Nancy Constantine. The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award on Howard De Pree. The Parent- Teachers Association Home Economics Award on Linda Myers. The Parent-Teachers lndustrial Arts Award on Richard Busfield. The Stude- baker Local Award in Industrial Arts on Roger Schoonaert. At Commencement the class was addressed by Dr. Harold E, Carr, of the Lakewood Methodist Church of Cleveland, Ohio. The Baccalau- reate address was delivered by Reverend Edward M, Sausaman of Ewing Avenue Evangelical Church of South Bend. PATRICIA ALEXANDER ROY ANDREWS PATRICIA AIXIIXIIS DESSA ARELCREEIXI Q-Q53 ' - ..., EHS- 3:99 'Qafzliz-2:Q2:25:L25:2:1:I ' 4 X k NX SN' MQW A 21: 1,,Q 1-5 :v i Lis ' , , .... 1 2 :q13:.:E.L,,..,,k.x, - ,, .-.., Q .. ,,,q,,, , .,,,... 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Sfouf P Tanner W, Treflwowev B Voss J Weisserr J W!ne l-l Zllfer J Zeslnger X U i-i--il? 0 O I RHYL Race! .. .... . if Gef Kaur! iii: Jo ODAILQ Now. 6, '-Q 5 lu li!! f Y! . Wx f v MQW? P WNQ is Wfxvilgh 9 ve :gk Wx X ' ' 364' L-- '5'::a NN N V Wi' 0 if U I 1 QS 1 i-Jvfv H 4 - :5..T.T-- --,,f.-. .lf 39 CC 7 awk f The Tower and the Senors collaborated on a dance Called l'The Basketball ln lvlarchr Everhody had fun, At too lett, lvliles and Young with their guests At laottonw, lett, the Lenon gals wuth Fohrer and Nlt: Cen- ter below, Eleanor Dent and Bull Keely wlth hls date, At upper rlght, Bette Murphy whose orchestra furnished the muslc At lower right, you identlty 'em 40 lb lan Van Hoiiten, lean Str-inrnetz, and Fran Bickel Tanner and Cox study lines. President Kindig, Speaker Robert O'Hearn and Bill at col e Means at coke HIS year, as usual, the Drama Club has had a tull schedule. Continuing their custom ot giving a coke tor nevv members the club spona sorecl one in the Little Theater at the beginning ot the tall semester, Next on their program vvas the production ot beggar on Horsabficl-af' Also during the tall the club put on a Football Follies lor an assembly, The pictures ot this attair are on page 72. At the start ot the spring semester another 'lcol4e vvas given. This was tol- lovved by The Ghost Storyf' a one-act comedy given tor an assembly. Soon atter this, production vvas begun on Patience Drama Club members helped on all committees. FOURTH ROW: llene Welber, lanice Van Houten, Nancy Giordano, Martha Craig, Fran Bickel, Virginia Hyde, Chuck Ortt, Bob Tucker, Em Thomas, Kent Brown THIRD ROW' loan LaBar, Margaret lannke, lean Steinmetz, Martha Schloerke, Marion Orassby, Nancy Constantine, Elayne Graf, Dave Ciiordano, Shirley Stan: SECOND ROW: Mrs McClure, Theresa Catanzarite, Sally Sunderlin, Nancy Kaslow, Barbara Stanz, Pam Hudson, Lila Smith, Pat Kiniliiz, Mary Erhardt. FIRST ROW: loan Mann, Patty Cuyon, Beverly Watson, Nancy Flickinger, Beverly Harden, Pat Center, Nancy Bartol, Marcia West, Beverly Herman 'i Lit' uxwdn 1' eggal' 0I'l HE all-school play, 'beggar on l-lorse- ber l in the school auditorium. The play was a comedy written by Kaufman and Connely, and the production was Linder back was presented Novem the direction ot lames I. Casaday and lVlrs. Archibald McClure. 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'- .- f ,-14.-A, 1 f , .H4.1L-a.,.:.:.1.:,'-,fz::::,.1..-.1--:ifmay-1,.531.2515v-f:'3-.S+i--- fi? - -4--- V :.- 'f 7 '25-1 5-as 'I ' :Q L-f-. 'C 1- ' V -,.. .... W, . , ,-rffffyf 7 M f ff ,,?' .f f. - 1 . :Q- oraeback Eleanor Dent as Gladys, Bob Tucker as Horner, and Bill Patterson as the Butler. A pantomime was the teature ot the plays Bill Patterson as the Prince and Zonia Null as the Princess carried tlfie leads in this portion ot the play. They were supported by Virginia I-lyde as Lady-In-Waiting and Torn Tanner as Lord-ln-Waiting. Don Payton was the policernan. D. Lenon 43 cc - as fafzence ATIENCEH is a typical Cilbert and Sullivan production in that it is a satire on the environment and the social customs ot the English people during the late Nineteenth Century. The special phenomena that lvlessrs. Cr and S, attacked in this operetta vvas the vvave ot phony aestheticism vvhich the poets Oscar Wilde and Charles Algernon Svvinborne vvere using to market their vvares. l-lerschel Keeter llovver lettl as Wilde and Dick Schall llovver rightl as Svvinborne were very tunny as they burlesoued the posturing ot the poetic fad. Patricia Annis lcenter belovvl as Patience, the milkmaid vvho didn't knovv about these things, vvas a joy to see and to hear. The Clee Club, vvith james L. Casaday's elaborate costumes, tur- nished melodic background tor the production and did an excellent job with the rapid-tire Gilbert lyrics. The number that really brought dovvn the house vvas the super-aesthetic appearance ot the duke, the colonel, and major. lvluch credit is due the directors, Mr. Casaday, Mrs Pate, and Mrs. lvlcClure, and the students vvho vvorked so hard and had tun doing it, The Adams PTA, vvho sevved up the Casaday costumesg and the property people, vvho ransacked the east side, deserve much credit. l Gffy Gibson as The Solicifor ind Joyce Huffman Norma Zimmerman, Theresa Lazzara, EVQF X is and Lois Lenon Three aesthetic maidens clinging passionately 6 Joyce Huffman, Theresa Lazzara, Norma Zimmerman, and Lois Lenon in Their second act busfles -9 Curtis Heckaman as the major, Don Stephens as The duke, and Robert Neilson as The colonel. 45 xxie 'Ml FOLIRTH FOW, left to right Dagny Lenon, Beverly Harden, Lorraine Nichols, Lois Lenon, ifathrvn Mcvicker, l Miller THIRD ROW1 Mrs L T. Rate, Norma Larimore, Gertrude Dombrose, M Cawthorne, Margaret lahnke, Betty Bryant, Nancy Fliclfinger SECOND ROW' Dessa Apelgreen, Martha Schloerke, G Roesener, loyce Hoffman, B Stanz- FIRST ROW: Lela Loughridge, Shirley Goddard Rat Annis, Betty Douglas, Dorothy Co- FOURTH ROW, left to right: Sammy Myers, Bill Means, Glen Tu'ly, Carl Goffeney, Eugene Bradley, Dewey More, lim Bowlin, Dale Douglass, Ward Groves THIRD ROW' Homer Badgett, lack Weil, Arthur Sellenberg, Garrett Flickinger, lim Harnblen, Dicl Guin, Herman Kruggel, l Hotfer, Bob Lea :ECOND POW' Dicl Larson, Robert Tucker, Bill Grounds, Roland Fve, Robert Nielson, lerry Gibson, Rat Biggs, Tom Davis, Dick Schall FIRST ROW Ned lvlastak, lack Race,Dick I-lamrnond, Don Stephens,Al Chartier, Curt Heckaman, George l'gll'CiTGlOl, Roger Wade, lerry Gray greg r 1, FOURTH ROW, left to right: leannette Graf, Nancy Kaslow, Betty Furnish, lanice Null, Zonia Null, Lynn Minzey, Mary lane Van Antwerp, Alberta Addison, Sarah LaFollette. THIRD ROW: Lois l-lershenow, Beverly Watson, Regina Freels, Beverly Krogh, Ram Hudson, Elnor Moore, Marilyn Kuhn, Pat Lidecker. SECOND ROW: Martha Craig, Elayne Graf, Marian R'amer, Mariorie Kifowit, Corrine Firth, Betty Erhardt, Martha Warrick FIRST ROW: Norma Zimmerman, Nancy Bartol, Charmaine Fishburn, loan LaCosse, Marcia West, Mary Erhardt, Theresa Catanzarite E OF Adams are proud of our Glee Club and have a right to be, The 95 Glee Club members, under the direction of Mrs Lawrence T. Rate, have given us a year of music to remember The very impressive Christmas program began with a candle light processional After wearing many of our favorite Christmas carols, and many new, beautiful numbers, the program closed with all attending Glee Club alumnae loining in l'Silent Night, The Glee Club and Drama Club kept up their reputation for giving successful produc- tions by presenting, in the Spring, Gilbert and Sulilvan's operetta Patience , in which there were ten soloists and a chorus of sixty-fve, They also assisted the I-Ii-Y in making our Easter Assembly one to remember, Programs were given at Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, P, T, A, and several local churches The outstanding soloists this year have been Don Stevens, I-lershel Keefer, Norma Zimmerman, and Beverly lean I-larden, The pianists accompanying the Glee Club were Rat Annis, Pat Lidecker, Corrine Firth, Elnore Moore, Mary Erhardt and Marilyn Kuehn, The officers of the Glee Club were Bob Lea, president, Dagny Lenori, vice president, and Betty Furnish, secretary 46 and l-lE Adams band has been unusually busy this year, having participated in several concerts. Among these vvere the three given at the junior high schools, letterson, Lincoln, and Nuner. The annual Spring Concert vvas given in our auditorium April 20. This vvas the last concert tor the graduating seniors. For the tirst time in Adams history the band entered the State Contest at Elkhart. At the football and basketball games the band added color and spirit, Several ot our band members played in the all-city Clinic Band in january vvhich vvas under the supervision ot lvlila l-lovey ot the Arthur lordan Conservatory ot Music in Indianapolis, rclzea fra l-lE high light for the orchestra vvas the organization of a city vvide orchestra clinic, ln the fall vveeldy re- hearsals vvith members from other South Bend high schools focused towards the concert vvhich vvas conducted by Miss Elizabeth Green, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Miss Oreen vvon the approval of both the orches- tra and the audience. l-ler ability to lead the orchestra of 75 members in many difficult selections is rarely found in vvomen conductors. In the spring the orchestra provided the delightful orchestra ac- companiment for the singers in the opera, Patience, Additional mu- sicians from the city vvere invited to play vvith the group, Marilyn Wintz, 'cellist, vvas the first soloist from Adams to enter the Elkhart district contest. Throughout the entire year the orchestra has been reading music of Beethoven, Schubert, Olinka and other famous masters. Ex- perience in playing the music proved to be helpful to the mem- bers of the orchestra in under- standing the various types of music for orchestra. Tl-HRD ROW, left to righti Sey- mour Zeidman, james l-loover, Dick Robinson, Barbara Wiseman, Mr. Deardorff SECOND ROW: Carolyn Deardorff, Nancy Ciorf dano, Patty Cuyan, lack Coker, Earl Woodworth, Georgia Miller, Clarence Barks. FIRST ROW, Virginia Hyde, Pam Hudson, Mari- lyn Wintz, David Giordano, loann Wine, Betty Randt, ehora l-lE purpose of the Senors Club is to be of service to lohn Adams and to promote school spirit, This club has, under the capable guidance of lvlr, A, T. Krider, accomplished several things during the past year The Senors collaborated with the Tower staff to sponsor the Baskets Ball , the all school dancer The club also helped with the Christmas assembly in December as well as aiding the Ushers Club during the basketball season. This spring the Senors Club is in the process of raising funds to send' the tower to former Adams students in the armed forces, The officers of this organization arei john Coldsberry, presidentg Louis La Pierre, secretaryg and Erwin Karlin, treasurer Any boy who goes to lohn Adams is eligible for membership if he is engaged in one extra-curricular activity and his scholastic average measures up to the standards of the club At press time there are nineteen active members in the club, and we graduating Senors hope for the success of the .ilub under the direction of the remaining members, BACK ROW, left to right: Mr A T. Krider, l-larold Ziker, Tom lvlclviurray, Dale- Douglass, Dick Fohrer, lohn Coldsberry, lerry Gibson, Bob Smith, FRONT ROWA Dewey More, Dave Giordano, lrv Karlin, Dick Schall, Fred Crowe, Bob Duncan, Fred Wegner :ELI-Z:2:I:2d' . - ., s. 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' as , The gang meets freouentty and eats continually, 49 12,2 'WW of ary HlS is your Library Clubl These are the boys and girls who who put in no less than three hours a week in aiding Miss Brown make this room of adventure and facts a peaceful and appealing place for your knowledge- thirstyl?l souls. This year the group has been meeting on Wednesday morning during Sponsor Period, under the direction of their officers: President Pat Alexander, Vice President Maxine Stuart, and Secretary- Treasurer loan Steinmetz. STANDlNG, left to right: George Augspurger, Charles Ortt, Beverly Krogh, Bill Means, Betty Bryant SEATEDQ Garret Flickinger, Virginia Hyde 3 THIRD ROW, left to righti Seymour Zeiciman, Leonard Griffiths. Arthur Pixiey, Fred Gebler, lames Connolly, Howard Walker, Maynard Cohn, Harriet Whitaker, Beverly Turpin, SECOND ROW1 Maxine Stuart, loan Steinmetz, Louise Smith, Frances Walls, Lorraine Edmonds, Phyllis Gorsuch, Martha Warrick, Romanita Hibray, Wava Wishrnan FIRST ROW: Barbara Rummel, Frances Mustak, Pat Center, Theresa Catanzarite, Pat Alexander, Charlotte Murray, Mary Ann Goodyear, Ruth Allen, ba ie HE National University Extension Association chose for the nation-wide debate topic the proposition, Resolved: That the Legal Voting Age be Reduced to Eighteen Years. This proposition was selected because of its importance in Congress and its interest to students of high school age. The opener for the season was an extemporaneous speech con- test followed by round-table discussions of issues of the dabate topic. As members of the St, joseph County Forensic League, john Adams debaters shared arguments with Central, Riley, Washington, and Mishawaka. The single trip taken out of town by the group was to the North Central Debate Meet held in LaRorte, The final event of the debate season was a banquet featuring after-dinner speeches given by representatives from each of the high schools. 50 Student ounci HE Student Council represents a means by vvhich the stua dents may express any ideas or opinions they may have concerning school prob- lems and attairs. This year the Council sponsored a straw vote election in connection vvith the national campaign The Council also gave a record dance atter the Riley vs, Adams basketball game, They are novv Brown, isiii Means, secorvo ROW: pare Ne-srieroae, pick cum, Bob Amis, Fred Wegner, Irwin Karim, ceaie trying to accomplish several projects. Furnish loan Hartley. FIR-ST ROW: lanice Van Houten, Barbara Stanz, Nancy Ciodano, Pat Center, Barbara Stravv, Pat Kindig, THIRD ROW, left to right: Peter lvlcNamee, Bob Lea, Al Brunt, Dale Douglass, Frank Wulf, Louis McKinney, Leroy The otticers arej Louie lvlcliinney, , president, lanice Van Houten, vice presi- ' dent, Pat Kindig, secretary, and Dale Douglass, treasurer, THIRD ROW, left to right: Bill Lambert, Bill Anderson, limABowIiri, Dale Douglass, lack laciua, Cal loris, Waller Pickavet. SECOND ROW: john Leonhard, Bill Oerbeth, Bill Baker, Emery Thomas, Edvvard Anderson, Kevin Navarre, Mr. Dickey. FIRST ROW: Dick Robinson, Dick Cuin,4Wally Gotteney, Dick Hammond, Bill Trethewey, lim McNeile, Dave Giordano. HE Hi-Y is sponsored by our capable industrial arts teacher Eloyd Dickey, Atter being idle the tirst semester the club is progressing rapidly. The purpose ot the club is to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community, high standards ot Chris- tian character. The otticers ot the club are lim Bovvlin, president, Dale Douglass, vice president, lack laqua, secretary, and Bill Baker, treasurer. The religious end is handled ettectively by Bill Ander- son. Sergeant-at-Arms is Bill Lambert. The club sponsored the annual Easter Assembly and the Hi-Y dance in collab- oration vvith other schools in the city, 5l Iflalzera I 6 HE USHERS CLUB has ushered tor tor some 55 events during the school year, lt is one ot the oldest organ- izations in the school, being tormed in the tall ot l9elO. Some ot the things that the club handled this year vvere the football and basketball games, the Christmas Musical, invitational Basketball Tourney, County Basketball Tourney, Sectionals, Regionals, School Plays, Civic Music, South Bend Symphony, Bennet Bros. Circus, Rrotessional Basketball, Blackstone the lylagician, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. The club had a total membership ot 32, lames Young vvas the Head Usher, and Ovven Booth, Bob Hutmacher, Dare Nestlerode, and lack Wright vvere the Captains, For every time an usher reports tor duty on time and observes the by-lavvs ot the club, he receives a merit, These merits accumulate over the years until the usher graduates, For not reporting for duty vvhen required, or tor not observing the by-lavvs an usher may receive a demerit, Four demerits discontinue an usher's membership automatically, For i5 merits a chevron is avvarded, For 35 merits a second chevron is avvarded, When an usher has earned 60 merits, he reveives a gold pin and guard, For BO merits a vvhite star is awarded. Quite a tevv ushers earned gold pins this year and quite a tevv received vvhite stars The tollovving have earned their vvhite stars' Bill Bachman, Ovven Booth, loel Bullard, Cordon Enfield, Tom Claser, Tom McMurray, Dare Nestlerode, Fred Neiter, Dick Robinson, lack Wright, and lames Young, The tollovving earned gold pinsi Fred Barrell, Wally Cotteney, Dick Hammond, Bob Hutmacher, Peter Mchlamee, lack Rtatt, lim Sennett, and Bill Stolcenberg. lylr. Weir is the sponsor ot the club and he has done an excellent iob ot directing the boys in their activities. The club gives the boy an opportunity to serve the school, and to gain experience in handling people and using authority. routeni ROW' cane Yundt, Tom Glaser, owen Booth, tam iviciviurfavi lOf2l Bullard, lim sEcoNp Row: ivir Weir, Biii Mem, pevvev More, Eiiiai trash, laclz iafaff, Bob Hui- Young, Howard Walker, Bili Bachman, THIRD ROW: lim Borden, Roland Stech, Bill macher, lim Sennett, Fred Barrell FlRST ROW: Peter Mclxlamee, lack Wright, Rolierl Ade.spurger, Ernest lvlendler, Kevin Navarre, Cordon Enfield, Bob Smith, Dick Robinson Krug, Dick Boyer, Wally Coffneny, Dicl Hammond, Fred Neiter, Bill Stolcenberg. f ,y , , , BACK ROW: Fred Barrell, Bruce Harlan, lim Young, Fred Wegner FRONT ROW: Wally Coffenev, Erwin Karlin, lim McNeiIe, Maynard Cohn, girl Jeeaeru A IRL Reserves is a part ot the Y.W,CA, Members attended the candle light Recognition Service, Northern Indiana State Conference in Elk- hart, l-li-Y-C, R. joint events including Boy and Girl Conterenceg and the World Fellovvship Banquet, This spring they will spon- sor a dance, Their otticers vvere Alma Williams presi- clent, Lois Hamon, treas- UVGVL and Miss Mildred Cittin the Advisor Til X Q53 WEN it cr so Q, 'K .Zi A , Z M 5 wwsf lisq .1 T -sf - as 'ts NE club at Adams ot vvhich very little is heard is the Screen Club. It is an outstanding service club and has contributed much tovvard the schools educational program, The club consists of I3 boys, vvho, under the supervision ot Mr. Rothermel, run all ol the movies shovvn at lohn Adams. Operators vvho have been vvith the club tor three years are Maynard Cohn, Ervvin Karlin, Herbert LaRue, lack Marriott ancl james Young, the head operator. All ot the operators are very deserving ot sincere thanks, They have given much ol their study hall time to the job they have done so vvell, THIRD ROW, lett to right: Ruth Fisher, Betty limerson, lean Bradley, Ethel Schrader, Elnor Moore, Norva Kuespert, Kathleen Bumann, Pat Thompson, Helen Stanfield, lane Calvin, Ratsey Day. SECOND ROWZ Miss Mildred Ciffin, Frances Walls, Alma Williams, Marilyn Kuhn, Minniedell Vollmer, Marv Ann Calvin, Reva Resnick, Lois McNabb, Betty Hendrickson, loann Wine, Dolores Hicks, Donna Weber, Dorothy Rouhselang, FIRST ROW: RoseMae Smith, Rosemary Hall, Lois Hannan, Mary Ann Goodyear, Phyllis Paxton, Ioyann Hodge, Betty Hu'bert, Ioan Zent, Marylyn Hauser, Ida Fisher. 53 ' u me fr .T -X ,vu OLUBI' HE Tower of l94-l-WS consisted of 29 issues, including two Senior issues, a novel program for the school play, Beggar On Horseback, and a special Literary Issue. The staff was headed by Dagny Lenon, Editor, She was assisted by Feature Editor Muriel lohnson, Business Manager Roger Schoon- aert, Advertising Manager Pat Kindig, Circulation Manager Pat Alev- ander, and Sports Editors Richard Stevens, First Semester, and limmie Mchleile, Second Semester. The Faculty Advisor was Miss Florence Roell, The Tower staff added to its duties of publishing the school paper by contributing to several other extra activities Two classes of sophomores were welcomed to lohn Adams in assemblies sponsored by the Tower, The club also worked with the Senors Club in present- ing the all school dance, the Basket Ball Above, Editor Dagny Lenon At left, above, Muriel lohnson arrd limmy McNeil At left below: Rat Kindigy Roger Schoonaert and Rat Alexander THIRD ROW. left to right' Barbara Rummel, loan Butler, Mary Ann Doran, leanne Ann Finneran, Ruth Nelson, lerry Bessler, Marion Crassbv SECOND ROW: Linda Myers, Betty Randt, Shirley Kline, Nancy' Tusing, Melita lo Brehrner, Pat Hardy, Lois Cershenow, lean Clark, FIRST ROW: David Giordano, Fred Wegner, Betty Furnish, Martha Schloerke. Lois Lenon, Doug Downey, Keith Hall, 54 ln every organization there are people who do the actual work and get little of the glory, ln the Tower staff these people are listed in the Minor Staff box. Never before has any group of writers worked so well together and pulled through so consistently, week by week. The success of the Tower-45 was due to these fine people D, Lenon Album l-llf vvork of making your ALBUM is a Task That begins vviTh The TirsT vveek of school and conTinues Through The lasT day and TreduenTly beyond. Doing The layouTs Tor The dummy, making abboinTmenTs Tor The senior porTraiTs, designing a cover, geTTing bhoro- grabhs made and prinTed, oasTing up layouTs and Then basring Them up again, vvriTing copy, and Then checking and checking and checking are a Tevv oT The jobs ThaT manage To geT done somehovv. Sooner or laTer you bundle il oTT To engraver, brinTer and bookbinder and Then sTarT all over again on The job oT disTribuTion and collecTion. 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As Roy Andrews said at the basketball banquet, it was a season for character building. Glen Zubler Lawrence Turner john Goldsberry, Captain Three veterans of last years team, Coldsberry, McKinney, and l-leckaman, and a lot of novices started the season against Mishawaka. The game was played at the Mishawaka field and a near capacity crowd saw the Cavemen win twenty-one to six. The crowd also saw john Coldsberry give a brilliant demonstration of tackle play- a dem- onstration that he was to repeat for the rest of the season. The Central game featured some very rugged football. Both clubs were so anxious to win that they gave the officials occasion to pace off a total of one hundred seventy yards in penalties. Twice this free yard- age gave the Eagles the ball deep in Central's territory but both times the boys lacked the power to punch over scores. lvlorrical of Central was far and away the star of the game, however our own punters, Andrews and Nitz, deserve a blow for averaging forty-seven yards per boot. The final score: Adams O- Central 7. At Cioshen the Eagles got a taste of victory. Coach Coldsberry had reached deep into his bag of tricks for a razzle-dazzle pass offense that lined the boys up practically anywhere but in normal position. lt was good medicine for it payed off i3 to 7. lVlcKinney plunged for one score Roy Andrews Dan Walters and Louie McKinney Curt l-leckaman was r xx N X Xiu' Sr. 'T lim Bovvlin Dare NesTIerode Bob Casey To climax a series oT c:ompleTed passes and l-leckaman Threvv To Mur- phy Tor The second. Riley gave Adams The vvorsT licking in her hisTory To mark The end oT The TirsT half oT The season. The romp ended Riley 43-Adams O. The RileyiTes had a very nice evening. A vveek laTer The Eagles had STaTe Champion WashingTon as Their assignmenT. Our boys losT This meeTing 24-O, huT did meeT some inTeresTing people -- Three compleTe Teams oT Them and so pig Too. Frank' Wulf Cal loris jim Landing Bill Bachman john Balok lack Weil Having dealT generously vviTh Riley and WashingTon The boys had an opporTunTy To geT in a liTTle morale building aT The expense of CenTral CaTholic. They Took iT 33-0. CurT I-leckaman scored Three Touchdovvns on long runs and Andy goT The oTher Tvvo on similar performances. Colds- berry even goT in a IiTTIe ball carrying vvhen he vvenT inTo The backfield To Crunch over a poinT aTTer Touchdown. AT LaRorTe iT appeared Tor a liTTle vvhile ThaT The boys were going To iConTinued on Page 845 Gordon Could Bob NiTz Frank EIIioT ' ' V w s V ' i . V. fiii 9 11 4 , ..,,- QV . V . '5i1v QTR . -A1 I - 'I f '-Vfiflf , , , - 2 .V ---:s:V-:e-.:1.:- 'Q-.:'T'2::5:' V .. 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Dlcl Turnock, loe Calanzarlle, lack Selrauglw, llrn Cauly, Bob Lea, lolwn Rovs, Bill Cerbefh, Earl Wooclworrn, Bill Swan, Dick Scball lullus Stevens FIRST ROW' Dewey lvlore, Cordon Wlweallev, Blll Crannlng, loe lones, Rat SECOND ROW: Al Vascil, LeRoy Kellev, Torn lvlcglvlurray, Glen Tully, Karl Stubrner, Dale Biggs, Bill Lannberl, Bill Carter, lolwn lvlarlcwarcl, Arr Williams, Bob Stafford, Roland Sleclw F O Jfaaeb ll l-lE '44 Adams baseball team was rolling along merrily toward a conterence championship a year ago as the '44 Album went to press. Let it be recorded here that they continued their unbroken string ot vic- tories to the end ot that season to bring the school its first Conterence Champion- ship, The team won eight games and lost none, scored thirty-six runs to their BACK ROW, left to right: Robert Wese, Alan Nelson, Tim l-loward, Louis McKinney, Coach Neff, SECOND ROW. 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W - P .., ' .ns ol Roy Andrews Lefty Hanlins opponents ten, and supported Clenn l-lankins' bitching with clutch hitting whenever it was needed. At press time in the '45 season the team has won one practice game from Washington but has dropped the three conference games it has played to Cen- tral, Elkhart, and LaPorte. l-lanlqins, the steady lett hander ot last season, and Al Brunt are dividing the pitching assign- ments. The outstanding tielder ot the team is Roy Andrews at third base. Most ot the other players are inexperienced but may yet hit their stride and balance the won-lost tigures. 9111154 l-lE tennis team enioyed only a mediocre season in the tall ot '44, We bested Misha- waka in our inter-city series, tying one match and win- ning the other. The Central Bears beat Adams twice Baker played first mang lohn Bennet, secondg and Don Egendoerter third, john Shafer and Howard DePree made up the tirst doubles team, while the second team consisted ot Emory Thomas and Dick Guin All the members ot the team, with the exception ot DePree, are to return to school next year. lvlr Reber, our versatile coach, was kept busy cancel- ling meets The cancellations were due to adverse weather conditions, The conference meet was held at Elkhart on rain-soaked courts. Sm tllg 62 gg: 4 1 x ,f J' f , A, 9 ff, 'M Z .' I 4 ' ,f w of ,W if ' 'ffl I Q 5 r C it X e Cf' , Q1- , - XX , - - R, THOMPSON S golfers are SSQQQ -, , , t Rs - , ,,,, l X K , i, in breaking even rn therr matches as the Album goes to X W WW WW 'fri' N A4 f press. lvlrshavvaka, lvlrchigan Cnty, Central, and agarn U rn , ,,: aw Wa.. ,,,.,,,. 7 C r Wifi fi--Q - X tttt C Q 1 Njrslgiawaka gave cbntrrgutledpnobly Lo AdamshConterenCe 1 , H 5 an In r en t 4 . tl V f Z l 3 match irom theraEa ares anil Call? haavse tjraried Zvhoew N325 Xt WCS. All home matches are belng played Over the N . .,..1 an 0 4iZ,ff4' Erskine Con rse this year , I X, A ' ,,,.,fa.,Z,,,w 4 A f b V V 1 wi.,-NINSQEXQQ-..,.. is 1xEg'.,i Sgt QZMSS ,Ay y V V Colt. luke tennrs, rs played as a series of rndrvrdoal V f 'fm matches. Al gmrth rs shootlng rn number one bosrtton 'Nt ' ' this year with LeRoy Brown, lrm Sennett, johnny ' , CNN , I Welssert, Bob Stattord, and Carrett Fllcklnger tollovv- may A N 5 -' ' Ing in that order. Carl johnson and Bill Bacjhman have Q M . ,, New . , 4' F Q played rn the bottom spot ll'l a tevv matches 3 0 S ' 39 r A K 4' ' rj A r ' C QE ',vv, Z I wn'w+,.,,,.,,0-j?NwN ' U www W www-1 ft 1 ' ' Y 4 W gl M , 'N O USUN ssert J 63 aake fha!! l-lE Adams basketball team ot '44-'45 had, in comparison to the Sectional Champions and Regional tinalists ot the previous season, an inditterent season. The team vvon six games and lost titteen, The high point ot the season vvas the victory over Riley in the Christmas Invitational Tourney, Until Riley met Bosse ot Evansville in the tinals ot the state meet, only Adams and Central had managed to get a decision over the Wildcats. The Eagles vvere short on size, experi- ence, and victories, but turned in a lot ot closely contested and vvell played games. They did no violence to the vvell established Adams tradi- tion tor smart, scrappy basketball. The guard positions vvere played by Erv Karlin and Roy Andrevvs, the smallest pair in the conterence. Andy didn't play a poor game all season and Karlin, though bothered by a back injury, played his usual steady game. Clen Personette, a sophomore ot great promise, and lim Smith BACK ROW, left to right: Dick Foher, Bob Nitz, Tim Howard, Frank Wulf, john Colds! berry, Kenneth. Spath, Russ Young, Ed White. FRONT ROW: Roy Andrews, captain, Glen Personette, Louie McKinney, Al Smith, Charles Murphy, Irv Karlin, Mr. Powell Q91 understudiecl in the back court, Personette vvill be around tvvo more years and should develop into quite a boy. Qmnipresent Coldsberry played center and in spite ot his size did a good job ot keeping up vvith his lighter gauge colleagues. lohn developed a pivot shot this year that vvorked a good deal ot the time tor impressive point totals. Dick Fohrer, a big, tast, rugged junior, developed into an excellent alternate tor Goldie. It he isn't in unitorm next season, he should be a povver house. The season vvas topped ott on April 26 with a basketball banquet prepared by lvliss Anderson and her home economics class and served in the cateteria, Players, managers, and taculty attended, ate vvell, and heard some ot the shortest speeches on record trom members ot the coaching statt and the senior players. Monogram svveaters vvere avvarded to Wult, Fohrer, Personette, and Smithg chevrons vvent to l-lovvard, Fohrer, blitz, Wulf, Personette, and Smithg Certiticates vvere awarded to Coldsberry, Andrevvs, Wlcliinney, and Karling and both the l-lonorary Captaincy ad the Kiwanis Avvard vvent to Roy Andrevvs 55.155:5s:a NQWE-E:-'-qv . ' ri . Xhiikzf ' . ws? 5 as 9 K , Ev L ,,,, ., a 5 ..,A 2 T, ' ' 5 ,fl-3 1, '. 2 f - f1..3..z,-1 :A , ..., 41-5..,--55.15 552' nm: X 5g5f::1::'55:45-5g.5s:55s5g55515 . 1- 5. 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Don l-lowell, l3iIi Green, lerrv Gibson, Roland Fve, Bob Smirlw, I ,fl I Julius Stevens, George Cranberrv FRONT ROW' Don Graf, Dick Bruglw, David Cow, Dan Wallers, Fred Wegner, Dan Do'de, Mr Neff. . 525,12 - 5. ig.:-V--5, 'IF'-5' 252545. .5553 3 ' f- r' ' ' ai H H :E-5:-5i::. . - '- ' ,, . , 4 vm 3- , Qi' Q ig Z ' b K ' 2 A' QW E ' . X .E n z, x ,V 552:55 , 'Ms V, .- 5 :,9w2s- 7 , 55 ----- Z.,-:Iv 5 M' Ti' -WW 5 5 3 ' A.:-15' H sjfvgsw ff -51'5Es5. IKM 5255 ,I , Eg 15.2 . 1313: 51.3115 Lie A .-521' , 3 2 .,.55:2f512E:fQ55?5g:.g.1gf5-I.-. 55-i ' M -gi-f.:.-fl ' Q ' . V .. .. ,. ..z.: . X ,V v:4. -HZ uzzl E 5 :,,,,,, .,... ...,., , b V 5? , A A 5 , R., ' ' ' ' V IF . .... 'Ir ' 'IE:. :.5'55-113' I 4' 5 Y V , . ' . . X . V ' iw 2 Q 4,?'W Mi . X ' .- '. .- 6 22-av' Q 2 Q 'V' if A A 41' X X my ' l y A 5 ' ' Y I ' 5 ' .... .af-s ffl-if15?2jfE232'EF1553525223312255E52i2iQZ22f25e?i. 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'5 ?f: s--Iz',: ?if:-53'r?Ii3AZ i I 47 . 68 Left to righti Smith of Central wins the hundred from McKinney, The hurdlers go over the first one - Nitz and Shafer are in dark shirts, laqua noses out Neises in the S Below: Baker wins the Riley meet half mile, Swigart takes off. ,, if f u, , . 5. ,F 'N M www? ,-'-- I H -, .:. :A::::,,3':':,-1.2,-E-1 5 ...Er V ..: .- fr r it 'N f ag - f 11 ga, xet.e:. c .v ' seat g 5 , ,W ..- . -.-, . -. ig -r N- i sis s ft X 4, 5,-. --ss-,. N. vg- ' ' - . ....,.. , .. -- Q'-siwr-I qi-3?xf . g ,,., -f, + fJ .F- :::sjI ..:1..-,.g.:...ag ,, 1, 2.1 :Q :wr - - . '4 ' Q '- .Q - 4 , - . Zvi-'I- -' f' ,- X 1 wzesszf - 121. 1 V 'i1?4g' :'.' :' -sssmsw i 'r ' X1 5- xf. , . ,-Q-.rrizqimzs 212. . ,f .,: ., Q , ,vg ,.,,f-:E . : l .,3. 2 -W:-V -, :sta u: Y' - K px if . . r H S , - A , , 1g,,.,.2.2-2:':5:fg- :f'g545:.:'3.:: 'f-gf , 1 ' H ,. 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As the season progressed he kept well over the titty toot mark and broke the Elkhart tield record. During the lXl.lH.S.C. meet he set a new conference mark and also broke Wlishawakas tield record by virtue ot his 52' M toss. Big lohn won the state championship in l944, and this year he is not only expected to win, but also to break the present state record. Other seniors with fine records are Roy Andrews and Louie McKinney, These two boys are the tirst tour Iettermen in Adams athletic history. They deserve praise tor their work on the track team, which tor both ot them consists ot the lOO and l2O yard dashes and the halt mile relay team. tflontinued on Page 843 69 l-lE Girls' Athletic Associa- tion has tilled an important function at Adams dur- ing V945 Last tall the girls held their annual initiation tor new members at the Isaac Walton league clubhouse, north ot the city, At that time all new members and seniors were presented with red roses, The year's program started with bowling and Wava Douglas was acclaimed the champion bowler, The girls have met every Monday at the Bowl-Mor and now we hear a lot ot them are almost as good as Wava. Later volley ball teams were organized and play took place during the noon hours Then atter the badminton tournament play-ott, Kathleen Buman emerged as the winner. Intramural basketball was next on the schedule and atter that the excitement ot the telegraphic swimming meet, during which Adams girls came in third. This spring there was a big turn-out tor tennis and soft ball. You probably saw those Popcorn is tiye cents girls at the sectional tournament? The girls were V selling retreshments tor the benetit ot CAA They also made and sold yarn dolls to be worn at basket- ball games. The money earned in this vvay was used to buy letters and monograms for the club. This year tor the tirst time CAA, members are proudly wearing a gold pin with the club emblem. ' K 1 gf ' , T 'X . ., ' 5 .3 -s . ,... 2 N ' t k 'gift . -,-, : - .V . X Q . T , X X ,L t M t -:. Rx Q 3 ' 3' Q rl ,. ' A A X if-W 5 ' ' ' 3 Q ' T 2 ' F T F . y kk X fl -X f ig - Q' j X sa:-fiili I Q . ..,... . , T BACK ROW, left to right: Marion Grassby, Phyllis l-larter, Christine Webb, lean Webb, jackie Jennings. FRONT ROW: Lucille lanick, loyce Myers. Frances Richards, Enola Williamson, X' is X- Pam Hudson Mickey Mcvicker TOP ROW, left to right:Kathleen Buman, Miss Beldon, Marilyn Hauser. BOTTOM ROW: Norma Whiteman, Frances Richards, Betty Lolmaugh. Album Scraps I 72 WW , Q K - ' X-. M . X. R , V 7x x E fri x ' QNBN Mmwffq -X-xxx 3 S . S, Q ., - KN NWN ALEXANDER, PATRICIA 3-8, Library Club, lSecretary and Treas- urer, 3-6t, C7, 8, Library Club Presidentl, 3, 4, Cirl Reserves. 5-8 Tower Staft, l7, 8, Circulation Ivlanagerl. 6, Connecticut Yankee. 8, Basketball, lAdvertisingl. ANDREWS, ROY 3, 7, Fooball, 3-8, Basketball. 3, 4, Hi-Y. -I,6,8, Baseball. 6,8, Senior Class Treasurer. ANNIS, PAT 3.8, Clee Club. 3, Banl 5, 'Connecticut Yankee 7, Tower Representative. 8, IlPatience. APELGREEN, DESSA 3-8, Cilee Club, 3-8, Band. 3-8, C-.AA 3.5.7, Christmas Program. 4, Vaudeville I86O 4,6, Easter Program, 4,6, Spring Concert. 5, Lady Precious Stream, 6. Connecticut Yankee, 6, Swim Team, 8, Patience, BAAS, DOROTHY 3-8, Band. BEAL, IACK 3,-I, Band, 3, Tower Representative. 4,6,8, Intramural Basketball, 6,8 Track. Class play. BEASECKER, DOLORES 3,4, Ci.AA 3, Art Club. BELOW, ROBERT BEUTTER, ED 5,7, Baseball 7, Track. BEVERSTEIN, PHYLLIS 3, CAA -I, Christmas Program. 6, Tower, Advertising. 7, Album, lRepresentativel. 8, Prom Committee. BLACKFORD, ROBERT 3-8, I-li-Y. BOOTH, OWEN 3, Hi-Y, 5-8, Usher Club. BOWLIN, IIM 3-5, Ushers Club, 3-8, Clee Club. 6,7, Football, 7, Hi-Y. 8-, Track. BOWMAN, BEVERLY 4, Red Cross Representative. 8, Album, Advertising. 8, Tower Representative. BRIGHT, IOHN 3,4, Band. 3,4, Orchestra. 3,4, Home Room Defense Stamp Salesman. 4, Drama Club. 6,8, Intramural Basketball. Class Play. BROWN, KENNETH 3-6, Hi-Y. BRUNT, AL 3, Colt Club. 3, Basketball. 4,6,8, Varsity Baseball. 4, Hi-Y. 4, Monogram Club. 5, Football. 5, Defense Stamp Salesman. 5, Community Chest, 6, Red Cross Repre- sentative. 7, Christmas Seals Representa- tive. 7, lvlinute IVlen Club, 8, Track. 8, Student Council Representative. BUCHMAN, CLARA 3, Sewing Club. BUSFIELD, RICHARD 3, Colt Club. 3, Hi-Y. 4, Baseball lVlana- ger. 4-8, Minutemen Club. 7, 'Beggar on Horseback. 8, The Ghost Story. 8, Patience, CALVIN, MARY ANN 3, Cheering Club. 7,8, Cirl Reserves. CAROTHERS, IUNE 3-7, C-lee Club, 3, Student Council. 4, 'Vaudeville I86O. 6, Connecticut Yan- kee. CASEY, ROBERT 5,7, Football. 6, Track. CATANZARITE, THERESA 3,4-,7,8, Clee Club, 5-8 Library Club, 7,8, Drama Club. 7,8, Drama Club. 7,8, Tower. 7, Bond Assembly. 7, Beggar on Horse- back. 8, Patience, who 'J CHAPPELL, IACK 3, Hi-Y. 5,7, Football, CHAYIE, PHILONESE 3,4, Library Club. 5-8, Tower, lFeature Stattl. COHN, MAYNARD 3-8, Screen Club. 3-8, Library Club, 3,4, Band, llvlanagerl. 6,7, Chiet Operator ot Screen Club. CONNON, MARCUERITE 3-5, C1.A.A 3, Cheering Club. 3, Tish. 4,6,8, Album, lHome Room Agentl. 5,8, Intramural Volleyball. 5, Intramural Bas- ketball. 6-8, Horizon Club, lPresidentI, CONSTANTINE, NANCY 3,4, Oak Park High School, Oak Park, Ill. 5-8, Drama Club. 5, Lady Precious Stream. 5-8, Album. 5, Tennis Team. 6, Connecticut Yankee. 7,8, Album, lEditorI. 7, Beggar on Hosebackf' 7,8, Red Cross Representative. 8, A Chost Story. 8, D.AR. Citizenship Award. 8, Senior Prom Chairman. Class Play. CROWE, FRED P. 3-5, Ushers Club. 3-8, Senors Club. DANT, DELORES 6,7, Album, Advertising. DARR, IOAN 3, Cheering Club, 6-8, Horizon Club, lSecretary, 6,7l. 8, Horizon Club Presi- dent. DENT, ELEANOR V. 4-6, Clee Club. 5, 'ILady Precious Stream. 6, Connecticut Yankee. 7, Be-ggar on Horseback. 8, Commencement Commit- tee, Class Play. 'Wh -- DE PREE, HOWARD 4,5, Band. 4,5, Orchestra, 7, Tennis Team. 8, Album, Advertising DOM BROSE, GERTRU DE 3-8 Clee Club. 3-6, CAA 4, Vaude- ville I86O. 6, 'Connecticut Yankee. 8, Patience, DORAN, MARY ANN 3-8, Tower. 3, Drama Club, 7, luniorRed Cross Representative, 8, Senior Cabinet. DOUGLASS, DALE- 3-8, Clee Club. 3-8, Football lylanager 3-6,8, Hi-Y. 6, Connecticut Yankee. 7,8, Senors. 8, Rotary Representative, 8, Student Council Treasurer, 8, Senior Class Assembly. 8, Hi-Y, lVice-Presidentl. 8, Album, Advertising. Inter-City Student Council, Patience, 8, Beggar on Horse- back. DUNCAN, ROBERT 3-7, Clee Club. 3-5, Football. 3-5, Hi-Y. 6-8, Senors Club. 8, Senior Class Treasurer. ERHARDT, BETTY 4, Iunior Red Cross Representative. 7,8, Clee Club. 8, Patience, ERHARDT, MARY 3, Student Council Representative 3,5-8, Drama Club, 5,6, Tower, lAdvertisingI. 7,8, Clee Club. 8, Patience, EVERETT, DORIS FABIAN, MARI-CATHRYN 3-8, Band. Clee Club. FERENCY, OLGA FINNERAN, IEANNE ANN 3-8,Tower. FIRESTONE, ROBERT l'l'l0I'lg FORSBERG, GERTRUDE 6-8, Band. FREEHAUF, MARY LOU 3, Student Council. 3, Cheering Club GARTNER, RICHARD 6,7, Minutemen 6-8, Screen Club 6-8, Red Cross Council, lCouncil President,8l. GATCHELL, IACK GETZINGER, IOAN 3, G.AA 3-6, Glee Club. 3, Spring Con- cert 4, Drama Club. 4-6, Christmas Pro- gram 4-6, Easter Program 5-7, lunsor Red Cross Representative. 6, 'Connecti- cut Yankee 7, Basketball Clinic. GODDARD, SHIRLEY 3-8, Glee Club. 3-5, GAA. GOFFENEY, BRUCE 6,7, Hi-Y. 6-8, Screen Club. GOLDSBERRY, IOHN 3, Red Cross Representative. 35,7 Foot- ball 3-8, Senors Club 3, Monogram Club 4,6,8, Basketball. 4,6,8, Track. 5, Class Vice-President 7, President ot Senors Club 7, Mock Election. 7, Senior Cabznet, lGitt Committeel. 8, Senor-Tovver Dance Class Play GOULD, CLIFF GOULD, GORDON -i-,7, Football GRAF, ELAYNE 3-6, Band 3,4, Orchestra 4, Secretary ot Band. 5-8, Glee Club. 5, Lady Pre- cious Streamf' 6, Clinic Band. 6, Con- necticut Yankeef' 7,8, Drama Club, 7, North Central Chorus 7 'Beggar on Horseback. 7, Christmas Program 8, A Ghost Story. 8, Patience the eniora GUDATES, IOAN 3,-4, GAA, GUILT, EVA GUSTAFSON, ANITA GUISINGER, THELMA 3, Cheering Club. HANKINS, GLENN 4,6,8, Baseball. HARDEN, BEVERLY IEAN 3-8, Glee Club. 3,5,7, Christmas Program. 3, GAA. 3,7,8, Drama Club 3, Riding Club. 6, Connecticu Yankee 8, 'Pa- tiencef' HARDING, MARY LOU 3, Christmas Program. 6-8, Horizon Club. 68, Vive-Presidentl. HARLAN, BRUCE 5-8, Screen Club. 6, Track. HARTER, PHYLLIS 3-7, Band. 6, Intramural Basketball. HARRIS, IACK HAUSER, MARYLYN 3-8, Girl Reserves. HENDRICKSON, BETTY HERMAN, BEVERLY 3-8, Tower. 3,-I, Riding Club 5,6, Tennis Club, 7, Bond Queen Runner-up, 8, Album, Advertising. HICKS, DOLORES 3-8, Girl Reserves. HIBRAY, ROMANITA 3-8, Library Club. HOFMANN, RICHARD D. HOFMANN, VIRGINIA 7-8, Tower. HORVATH, ROLAND HUTMACHER, ROBERT E. 3, Tower. 5-8, Ushers Club, 7.8, Ushers Club, tSecretary, Treasurer, anal Captainl. HYDE, VIRGINIA 3-8, Orchestra 34, Glee Club. 5,6 Band 6, When Shakespeares Ladies Meet 78, Drama Club. 7,8, Debate 7, Beggar on Horseback. 8, Senior Prom Committee 8, A Ghost Story. 8, Patience IAQUA, IACK 3-6, Band. 3,4, Glee Club 6, Football Manager. 79, Track. 9, Hi-Y Secretary. IENNINGS, IACKIE 3-8, Tovver. 3-6, Chorus 3, lunior Red Cross 3-8, GAA. 3,4, Glee Club 5,-8, Band 6-8, Horizon Club 7-8, Album, Advertising. 8, GAA., lPresidentl. IIMERSON, BETTY 78, Girl Reserves, JOHNSON, MURIEL 3, Home Room Red Cross Representative 3-8, Tovver. 7,8, Feature Editor tor Tovver. IORIS, CALVIN 3-5, Band. 34, Glee Club. 4-7 Minute- men Club. 6,7, Basketball 5-8, Football. 7, Track. KARLIN, ERWIN 3-8, Screen Club. 3-8, Basketball. 4-8. Student Council. 5-8, Senors Club 6-8, Baseball. 7, Senior Assembly Committee. 8, Senior Assembly Committee. Class Play. KEDZIE, MARGARET 3-5, Tower 3-5, Drama Club -l, Tish KEDZIE, PATRICIA 3-6, Tower 3-8, Defense Stamp Chair- man 7,8, Album Statt 7,8, Commente- ment Committee KEELY, WILLIAM 3-5, Glee Club 8, Senior Invitations Com- mittee KELLEY, DOLORES KIMMEL, MARTHA 3,-I, Drama Club 3, Glee Club. KINDIG, PAT 3-8, Drama Club. 3, A'Tish -I, Vande- ville l86O. -I-8, Student Council. 5-6. Program Chairman lor Drama Club. 5, Lady Precious Stream 5-8, Sluiliinl Council Secretary 6-8, Tnvvf-r 6, Con necticut Yankee 6, Album Representa- tive. 7,8, Drama Club President, 7-l-L, Tovver, tAdvertising, Managerl 7, Senior Assembly 7, 'Beggar on Ilorsebackf' 8, Ghost Story Album Representative KLINE, SHIRLEY 3,4,7,8, Tower. 4, Vaucleville l86O. 7, Beggar on Horseback 8, Senior Cabinet Class Play. KOENIGSHOF, HOWARD 3,4, Tovver. 8, Intramural Basketball. KRUGGEL, HERMAN 3, Screen Club 8, Glee Club. 8, Pa- tiencef' KUESPERT, NORVA 6-8, Glee Club 6,7, Student Council LABARR, IOAN 3-8, Drama Club 3, Tish 4, Glee Club 4, Spring Concert 4, 'lifaudeville l86O 5, Lady Precious Streamfl 6, Chairman tor Drama Club Dance 7, 'Beggar on Horseback Class Play. LA PIERRE, LOUIS 3-7, Basketball 3, Football. 3-8, Senors. 6, Baseball. 7,8, Public Speaking Con- tests 7, Drama Club. 8, Rotary Club BED- resentative 8, l'Patience. LARUE. HERB 3-8, Screen Club. 3,4, Basketball Man- ager 5,6, Minutemen. 8, Intramural Bas- ketball. LENON, DAGNY 3-8, Tower, 3,4, CAA. 3, Red Cross Representative. 4-8, Cilee Club. 4,6,8, Spring Concert. 5,6, Tower Feature Edi- tor 5. Lady Precious Stream. 5, Intra- mural Basketball. 6, Connecticut Yan- kee. 7,8, Tower Editor. 7, 'lBack-to- School' Assembly. 8, Basketball Co- Chairman 8, Patience, LESLIE, EUGENE LIPSKY, DONNA 3,4, Library Club. 6, Varsity Volleyball Team. LOLMAUGH, BETTY 6-8, War Bond and Stamp Representative. LORD, ALICE LOUGHRIDGE, LELA 3,46-8, Clee Club. 3 Tower. 5,6, Drama Club. 6, A'When Shakespeares Ladies Meet. 8, Patience LUBBERS, ELAINE 3-5, Tower Club. 4-8. Clee Club 4,8, Spring Concert. 35,7, Christmas Program. 6,8, Easter Program. 7,8, Drama Club. MANN, MARY 3. Library Club. 3, Drama Club. 3,-I, Crlee Club 4. Horseback Riding Club. -I,6,8, Swimming Team. 6, Tennis Team. 7,8, Tower. MARRIOTT, IACK 2-8, Screen Club. 3, Baseball Manager. MARRS. FRANK MARSH, IUANITA 4, Horseback Riding Club. 4,6,8, Swim- ming Club. MARTIN, BETTY 3, Tish. 3-6, Drama Club. 3-8, Tower. 4, Vaudeville l86O. 5. Lady Precious Stream. 6, 'Beggar on Horseback. MARTINDALE, TOQUALEE 3, Drama Club. 3, Tish. 8, Album Advertising. i MCCULLOUGH, IVA MCKINNEY, HAROLD 3,7, Football. 45, Sophomore President, 4,6,8, Basketball. 6,7, lunior Class Presi- dent. 6,8, Track. 7, Student Council Presi- dent. 89, Senior Class President. 7, Twin City S. C. MCNABB, LOIS 7 6,7, Student Council. METCALF, KENNETH 3-6, Band. 3-6, Orchestra. 3-6, Minute- men. MILLER, ANN 3,4, Tower. MILLER, BETTY IO 3,4, Drama Club. 3, Clee Club. 5.6, Band. 5, Orchestra. MILLER, GEORGIA 3-8, Band. 3-8, Ci.Px.A. 5-8, Orchestra. MILLER, WELBY 3,6, Band. MICINSKI, RUTH 3, Library Club. 3, Cirl Reserves. 3, Drama Club. 4, Bowling Team. 4,5, Baton Twirler. 45, Cilee Club. 6, Tennis Team. 7,8, Tower Staff. MORRISON, RICHARD 6,7, Minutemen. MURPHY, BETTE 3,4, Tower. 3-8, First Chair-Band. 3,8, First Chair Orchestra. 7, Beggar on Horseback. 7, Soloist for Christmas Pro- gram. 8, Senior Prom Committee. 8, Solo- ist tor Spring Concert. MUSTAK, FRANCES 3-8, Library Club. 6-8, Horizon Club. 7,8, Drama Club. 7,8, Tower. 7, Beggar on Horseback. MYERS, SAMMY 3, Orchestra. 4-8, Glee Club. 6,8, Intra- mural Basketball. MYERS, ILA 3-7, Band. 3, Chorus. 3-6, Library Club. 6-8, Volleyball. MYERS, LINDA 3-5,7,8 Tower. 3,4, CAA. 3,4, Riding Club. 8, Swimming Club. NELSON, ALAN 3, Football. 3-5, Band. 3,4, Basketball. 5,6, Ushers Club. 6-,8, Varsity Baseball. NESTLERODE, DARE 3, Library Club. 4-8, Ushers Club. 5,7. Football, 7,8, Student Council. 8, Com- mencement Committee. NEVINS, CORAIANE NICHOLS, LORRAINE 3, Tish. 3,7, Drama Club. 3-8, Clee Club. 3,5,7, Christmas Program. 5, Lady Precious Stream. 6, Connecticut Yan- kee. 7, Beggar on Horseback. NIELSON, ROBERT 6, Football. 3-8, Clee Club OUELLETTE, PAT 3,4, Tower. 3-5, Band. PANZICA, ROSE 3,4, Chorus. 4, Tish. 5,6, Tower. . PATRICK, LOIS PATTERSON, NORMA 3,4,7, GAA, PEOPLES, IAM ES 6,8, Football. PFAFF, IOHN 3-8, Ushers Club. 3-7, Tower 8, Album, Advertising. PLATT, SHIRLEY 3, Glee Club. 3,4, CAA. 4,5, Band. PAYTON, DON RAMER, MARION 3,4, Tower. 3-7, CIAA. 3-5,7,8, Clee Club. 6 Connecticut Yankee. RA N DT, B ETTY 3-8, Band. 3-5,7,8, Orchestra. 3-8, CA. A. 5-8, Tower. 6, Band Clinic. 8, Basket- ball Clinic. REED, LOIS RESNICK, REVA 4,5, C1.A.A. 6,7, Clee Club. 9, Album, Advertising. RINER, PHILLIP 3-4, Tower. 8, Senior Cabinet. 8, Intra- mural Basketball. ROBERTS, CAROL 3,5.6, Band. 3,5,6, Orchestra. 3, Chorus. 3, Student Council. 3.5, Riding Club. 5-8, Tower. 6-8, Horizon Club. ROBERTSON, DOUGLAS 3, l'Vaudeville l86O. 4, Lady Precious Stream. 4, Football. 5,6, Red Cross Rep- resentative. 5, Connecticut Yankee. 6, Beggar on Horseback. ROHRBAUGH, DONALD RUMMEL, BARBARA 3-8, GAA. 6-8, Tower. Club. SANDERS, HARRY SCHAFER, NELSON 4, Tish. 6-8, Minutemen. Library SCHLEIGER, FRED 3-6, Minutemen, 3,-l, Intramural Basket- ball SCHLOERKE, MARTHA 3,-l,8, Drama Club 5, Lady Precious Stream 6-8, Clee Club 6, Connecticut Yankee 6, lunior Red Cross Representa- tive, 6-8, Chorus 7,8, Tower 8, Pa- tience 8, Album, Advertising, SCHOONAERT, ROGER 5,6, Tower. 7,8, Tower l3usinezs Manager. SCHRADER, ETHEL 3-7, lunior Red Cross Representative 3, CAA. -l,5, Cilee Club -4, Christmas Pro- gram. -4, Tish 8, Invitations Committee, SCHRADER, IEAN 3, Dance Club. SCHRICKER, MARILYN 3-8, l3and, SELBY, DONALD Clee Club, SELLERS, BEVERLY SERCIO, TONY 3, Ushers Club SEYMOUR, CAROL 3-5, Student Council Representative SHAFER, DOROTHY SHANK, MARY ELLEN SHANK, MARY IANE 3-8, Cheer Leader. 6-8, Curl Reserves. SHEETS, IEAN 3, Chorus 4, Clee Club 4, Christmas Program, 7,8, Senior Prom Committee SIMONTON, CHARLES SMITH, BYRON 3-7, Minutemen 5, Football. SMITH, KARL 3-5, Clee Club. SMITH, ROSEMAE 3-6, Cheer Leader 6,7, President ot Girl Reserves SPATH, KENNETH 3-8, Basketball 3-7, Minutemen. SPAULDINC, MARY 4, Latin Club President 6, Riding Club 7, Volleyball Team. SPOTTS, DORIS SQUINT, CHARLOTTE STANZ, SHIRLEY 3-8, Drama Club -l, t'Wanted-A Widow. 5, l'Lady Precious Stream STEPHENS, DONN 3, Orchestra, 3, Minutemen. -l, Track, 4, Student Council, 5-8, Cilee Club 5, Tower. 6, Connecticut Yaneef' 8, Pa- tiencef' STOLL, ALYCE STRAW, BARBARA 3-8, Band 3-8, CAA 3-6, Stamp Chair- man. -l,5, Concerts, 5-8, Tower. 6, Clinic Band. 7,8, Student Council. 7, 8eggar on Horseback. 7,8, Senior As- sembly. STUART, MAXINE 3-8, Library Club 3,-l, Red Cross Rebre- sentative 3-6, War Stamp Chairman. SUNDERLIN, SALLY 3-8, Drama Club 3, Vaudeville l86O. 5-8, Red Cross Representative. 5-8, Tower, 5, Lady Precious Stream 6, Connecti- cut Yankee. 7, l3eggar on Horseback. 8, Patience SWIGART, EDWIN 3-5, Minutemen, 3-5, 8and. -l, Christmas Musical, 6,8, Track. TANNER, THOMAS 3-6 Band 3-6 Orchestra. 5-7, Basket- ball 5,6, Hi-Y. 7, 'Beggar on Horseback. 8, A Chost Story. 8, Drama Club. TARGETT, IAMES 6,7, Minutemen TARR, lol-iN 5, Student Council 7, Intramural Baslet- ball 8, Senior Cabinet TESKA, WANDA 3-5,7,8, l3and. 3-5, Orchestra, 3-5, Cilee Club. 7,8, Clarinet Ensemble THOMPSON, PHILLIP 3,-l, Student Council. 5-7, Cilee Club 5, Football THORNBERG, NORMA TRADER, MARY ELLEN TURNER, LAWRENCE 5-7, Football TUCKER, ROBERT 3,4,7,8, Clee Club, 3, Vaudeville l86O 4,7,8, Drama Club, 7 l3eggar on Horse- back. 8, Patience TURPIN, MARY ANN 3,-l, CAA. TUSING, NANCY 7,8, Drama Club. 7,8, Tower. 7,8, Album, Advertising, 7, Ticket Committee tor Prom 8, NA Ghost Story. VAN DE MOERE, MARY IANE 3-5, Tower. 8, Senior Prom Committee. WEBER, EDITH 3, Cheering Club. WEIL, IACK 3-8, Clee Club. 3-8, l3and, 34, Minute- men. 5, 'lVaudeville l86O, 6-8, Foot- ball, 7, Connecticut Yankee 8, l'Pa- tiencef' WEINTRAUB, IACK 34, Cheering Club. WELBER, ILENE 3-8, Drama Club 3, AARASLIUGX-'lllO l86O' 5-8, Tower. 5, l'Lady Previous Stream' 6, Connecticut Yankee. 7,8, Album, Ad- vertising 7, 8eggar on Horseback 8 Patience WENRICK, SHERMAN 3-7, Minutemen WHITEHEAD, PHYLLIS 3-5, Clee Club WHITEMAN, NORMA 3-8, CAA WILLIAMS, ALMA 3-8, Ciirl Reserves WILLIAMSON, MURIEL ENOLA 3-8. CAA WINEBRENNER, DOROTHY 34, Chorus 7, Bowling Club WISHMAN, MARY IANE 3,-l, l3and, -l,5, CLA A, WITTER, BETTY 3,-l, Flag Twiller. WYNN, IOYCE YouNc, IAM ES 3-6, Screen Club 4-8, Ushers Club 5-8 Tower Photographers 6-8, Lighting Crew 7,8, Drama Club 7,8, Screen Club 8 Ushers Club President and Head Usher 8, Screen Club President and Cliiet Oper ator. ZEIDMAN, BERTHA ZENT, STUART DUANE 6-8, Cheer Leader ZIMMER, BETTY -l, CAA, ZIMMERMAN, NORMA 3,4, l3and. 3, Cheering Club Chorus 4-8, Clee Club 4, Vaudeville l86O 6 Connecticut Yankee 8, Patience n 1 f M if f ,, , , , ,Wflgf ,KZVQZQZZ Axe 3' 4 , aloe Lubbem Clog the F tb ll Folhe ac.s age 'Beggar fa irond The Staff of the ALBUM wishes to express a deeply felt sense of gratitude to the following people and business houses for the financial assistance which they have given and without which the publication of this book would not have been possible. Max Adler Company The Book Shop 102 South Michigan Street 130 North Michigan Street Ames Dress Shop The Borden Company-Furnas 135 South Michigan Street 825 South Main Street Boston Shoe Store 124 South Michigan Street Aristo Dry Cleaners, Inc. 3201 South Main Street-Telephone 4-1155 joe Budd Book Bindery 1181f2 Saint james Court Benton's Women's Apparel 125 South Michigan Street Bunte's Shoe Salon 108 North Michigan Street Harry E. 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'd,,.',zWw.1,2m f X! ,wx Rasmussen Men's Shop 106-108 South Main Street Reco Sporting Goods Look For The Log Front The Reliance Pharmacy, lnc. 230 West Washington Avenue The Ries Furniture Company Lafayette at Monroe River Park Theater 2927 Mishawaka Avenue Riverside Floral Company 1326 Lincoln Way East Robertson's of South Bend Rose 8' Katz Clothing for Young Men S2 Schlosser Brothers ,lnc. lndiana's Pioneer Creamerymen Secrist Printing Company 1212 East Indiana Avenue Shidler's - Furniture 110 North Michigan Street Sigrist Furniture Company 116 East jefferson Street Slicks Engraving Company 224 West Colfax Avenue Sonneborn's Sport Shop 121 West Colfax Avenue South Bend Toy Manufacturing Company 1012 High Street Sam'l Spiro 6' Company Home of Quality Clothes for Men and Boys Sunnymede Cleaners 1125 Mishawaka Avenue Sunnymede Pharmacy 1432 Mishawaka Avenue Superfine's Food Shop 702 East jefferson Boulevard Whitcomb 6' Keller, lnc. Developers of Sunnymede Widener's Shoe Store 123 West Washington Street Williams, the Florist 219 West Washington Avenue H. R. Terryberry Company Otis M. Wilson Grocery and Market Grand Rapids, Michigan j. Trethewey, jeweler 104- North Main Street-j. M. S. Building Ullery Coal 6 Mason Supply Company 319 South Saint Peter Street Van Horne 6' Company 114 West Washington Avenue Walt's Cut Rate Drugs 2015 Mishawaka Avenue 2118 M ishawaka Avenue Worth's 127 North Michigan Street Wygant Floral Company 327 Lincoln Way West George Wyman and Company 103 North Michigan Street joe Ziker, The Cleaner 251 East Sample Street 83 Football iContinued from Page 597 carry on with their newly learned winning ways. Cn their third offensive attempt they picked up a score. The Slicers refused to cooperate fur- ther, however, and proceeded to win the game 30-6 ln this game Mc- Kinney, who had been nursing a leg injury all through the season, was so badly hurt that he was unable to play in the final game with Michi- gan City. The season closed in a dismal rain wih everyone coated in frigid mud. Both Andrews and l-leckaman scored but it wasn't good enough and the game ended 24-l4. The football banquet was held on November 20 with Mr, Krider acting as toastmaster, The featured speaker was Mr, Adam Walsh of the Notre Dame coaching staff and captain of Notre Dames i924 Four l-lorsemen National Champions. Preliminary speeches were made by Superintendent of Schools Allen, Mr, Wood, and Coach Powell. Coach Coldsberry introduced the members of both the A and B squads and their parents. Mr, Sargent awarded monogram certificates to john Balok, Curt l-leckaman, Bob Casey, Louis Mcliinney and lohn Coldsberry, Certificatestand chevrons were awarded to Roy Andrews and Chuck Murphy while sweaters and certificates went to Cordon Could, Dan Walters, Larry Turner, jim Bowlin, Don Craf, Bill Thoner, jack Weil, Bill Bachman, Bob Lea, Calvin loris, Bob Nitz, and Clen Zubler. Dale Douglass, senior manager, received a major letter with four chevrons. Manager EugeneYoung received a minor letter. Roy Andrews received the Cilbert Award for the Most Valuable Backfield Man, Big john Coldsberry swept the field of other honorary awards. He received Reco Award for Most Vauable l.ineman, the Kiwanis Award, the Tribune Award and the l-lonorary Captaincy. Track iContinued from Page 697 ln his first year on the squad john Rigby won his letter in the l20 yard high hurdles, in the 220 dash, and in half mile relay. . jack jaqua, a veteran of last year's squad and also a senior has a very good chance to set a new Adams mark in the half mile run, his best time, as we go to press, being 208.6 lack also ran with the mile relay team. jack Beal completes the list of graduating trackmen. l-le was an excellent all around man, participating and placing in the l00, l20, and 440 yard dashes. l-le also ran with both relay teams. Chuck Murphy, a junior, holds the Adams 440 yard dash mark with a 53.9. lohn Shafer shares the high jump record of 5' B which he tied in the Elkhart dual meet. Dan Walters boasts the top mark in low hurdles which he may surpass again this season. His best time is 25.5 seconds, Dan is an excellent broad jumper. Next year's half milers will be Bill Baker and Clenn Zubler. 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