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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

. X- -- 1 - -.V Y -1 i- ik i.. -.,,Y K im .. iti T----. Y- -illil ,-i 1 i i T ---...l-......... PRESENTING ' H JU I 9 ji 74a - pm Adam my same ' Sue Smith, Editor I f l !W g,,L ,i -..ii...-.......-. i , - .l .i I' H ll, 0 lll I INCE this year IS the turn ofthe century there are many experiences to be remembered by all The Album staff has attempted In the Famlly Album to help you remember many events of the year 1949 50 One book could not hold all the pnctures of Adam s actrvn ties The llves of our two most typical Adam s students chosen by you to represent the students of our John Adams family are featured nn thus book During the many years to come we hope you may look back on their plctures and remlnlsce about our happy family unlt tty ff 2 ,,i. 1 9 FORWARD 2 - - 3 . ll--i .,.i. 2 - --- -in 7 ----W -- - - -- - -- I l-i. --l..l ,, A , ,: 1-1 -. .ii..-. i...-.....-. ..-.-.- . . -+i .... -i ' iii-, .,. 1, , ..... -ii..-.l - -iii, 11... , . - -in fu- .i,Q....1i...w-.. V . it . .2-i. -1-l qi ,..iT...-.-1,- ,iil - ' Ti- ..-.....1. -- -......,l ......, -1- -1' l . i- l -Y .,.-.,-.l. iiiii - .- S JMU mm WUI I 5 - ,, ':- -iw --il-Q Qahidamai ' EREWITH the Album gives you the Adams administration and faculty- ladies, gentlemen, scholars. Of course we haven't called them that right along, but now that we're leaving them we love them! From Bauer to West, from IOB to IQA, they have labored mightily over us. If any of us ever amount to anything, much credit to these, our faculty and friends should be given. ,,,,7, , , ,,,, , This year ends the first ten in Adams history. As any well or- ganized group should, Adams has progressed in its dramatic pro- ductions, athletic programs, and its school spirit has been lifted to an all time high. Mrs. Borough, Miss Inwood, Mr. Swartz, and Mr. Carroll are new in our Adams family this year, lout they will help us, in the years to come, carry on the progress of John Adams. MR. GALEN B. SARGENT Principal MR. RUSSELL ROTHERMEL Assistant Principal MISS AGNES BURNS Counselor MISS WANDA WEST Clerk MRS. FABER Nurse 6 MISS MARY JANE BAUER Health, Physical Education and Civics MISS ELIZABETH BENNETT Social Studies, Global Geography MRS. ANNESE BOROUGH Typing MR. GEORGE EARL CARROLL English MR. JIM CROWE Study Hall MR. CORBY DAVIS English, Physical Education MR. CECIL DEARDORFF Music flnstumenlall MR. FLOYD DICKEY Industrial Arts MR. ALONZO GOLDSBERRY Social Studies M ISS MARJORIE INWOOD Art 7 I ,,,,, , , j -5- 4 L MISS GWENDOLYN KACZMAREK Latin MR. HARRY KOSS Health, Physical Education MR. A. T. KRIDER English MISS HELEN LAW Spanish MRS. HAZEL MCCLURE English, Speech, Dramatics MISS MYRTLE MOBERG Librarian MR. ROLLO NEFF U. S. History MR. J. GORDON NELSON Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY PATE Vocal Music MR. RALPH POWELL Physical Education, Drivers Training MISS ANNAJANE PUTERBAUGH Commercial Science MR. PAUL REBER Science MISS FLORENCE ROELL Business Education MISS PHYLLIS SHUMAN Instrumental Music MISS MARJORIE STITT Home Economics MR. CASIMER SWARTZ Business Mathematics, Physical Education, Health MISS MARY LOU TASH Science, Physical Education MR. KERMIT THOMPSON Industrial Arts MR. VOLNEY WEIR Mathematics 9 EX fa fsfy 5 ,af 1 5 K ,.f' eadau. JAMES F. ALBRIGHT 7-8 Hi-Y DONN ANDERSON 3-8 Hi-Y 3-8 Ushers Club lcaptain, record secretary 71 JUDITH BAILIE 3-8 Glee Club 3-7 Vespers 3, 5-8 Drama Club 7 Album 7 Play Cast WlLLlAM L. BARANOWSKI, JR. 3-8 Screen Club 3 Cross Country 3-8 Hi-Y lTreasurer 7-81 3-5 Basketball 7 Monogram 4, 6 Baseball 5, 7 Tennis GORDON GLEN BARCLAY 4-8 Tower 3 Cross Country 6, 8 Tennis 4, 6 Baseball LOIS EMAGENE BECK ROBERT J. BEDORE RICHARD L. BENNETT 3-8 Student Council 3-8 Basketball lr1reSider1t7-Sl 4, 6, 8 Baseball 3-3 Hi-Y 3, 5, 7 Tennis 3-8 Monogram ROGER BENNETT 5, 7 Football CARL W. BLECHSCHMIDT 3-8 Band 3-8 Dance Band 3-8 Orchestra 3-8 Vespers CARL LEE BOATMAN BARBARA BOEHM Did not graduate T2 7950 RICHARD C. BOLESKY 3-8 Vespers 3-8 Hi-Y 7-8 Monogram 6 Dance Band 3-8 Band RONALD KENT BOLTON ROBERT C. BOWMAN 6, 8 Baseball JACK E. BOYER ROSEMARY BROTHERS DAVID BROWN NAOMI R. BROWN RICHARD S. BRUESEKE 4 Track 6, 8 Baseball 5-S Glee Club 4-8 Band WARREN HUGH BURKE 3-5 Ushers KENNETH E. CALLAWAY 3, 8 Baseball 3-8 Football CARL RICHARD CARLSON 3-9 School Concert 3-9 Hi-Y 3-9 Glee Club Ipresident 8-9D DONALD J. CARSON 3-8 Band 3-8 Dance Band I3 3-8 Glee Club B Golf 3, 5, 7 Football 4 Baseball 3, 5, 7 Football 5-8 Dance Band 5-8 Hi-Y fChaplaln 7 81 4-8 School Concert Basketball Monogram 3-4 7-5 6-9 Monogram Basketball 6 Football Track 4-5 3-4, 5-7 Orchestra Vespers 3-8 3-8 BETTY CIERZNIAK 3-8 Glee Club 3-8 Drama 3, 4-6, 8 Play Committee KENNETH E. CLAWSON 4 Football 3-8 Vespers 8 Stage Crew 4 Ushers FREDERICK W. CLEGHORN JERRY COKER 3 Track 3 Baseball 4 Basketball NANCY RUTH 3-8 Red Cross JANICE CRONKHITE 3-8 Glee Club 6-8 Drama 3-5 Library CAROLE ANNE CROWE 3-5 Y-Teens 6-7 Drama NORMA LOU DANCE 5-6 Y-Teens WILLIAM DAUGHTERTY 4, 6, 8 Track 3, 5, 7 Football 4 Basketball DELORES DAVIS 3-8 G.A.A. lpresident 7-85 4-8 Drama JAYNE ELLEN DAVIS 3-8 Drama 7 Play Cast PEGGY DAVIS 3-5 Attendance Clerk COSWELL 3-5, 6-8 Band 3-5, 6-8 School Concerts 3-8 Library Club lpresident 7-81 6 Play Committee 3-8 School Concert 6-8 Tower 7 Play Committee, Stage Crew 7-8 Tower 3-6 Glee Club 5-8 Monogram 3, 5 Vespers 5-7 Stage Crew 4-5 Attendance Clerk 3, 5, 7 Play Committee 3 Y-Teens 6-8 Tower I4 PATRICIA DENYES 3 School Concert, Vespers DOROTHY DE PREE 4-6 Y-Teens 3 School Vespers CARROLL A. DICKINSON 3-8 School Concert, Vespers 6-8 Monogram Club 3-8 Dance Band JACK ELIAR DICKINSON 3-5 Ushers Club 4-5 Y-Teens 7-8 Student Council 7-8 Senior Cabinef 3-8 Glee Club 3, 5, 7 Foolball 4, 6, 8 Track 4, 6, S Cross Country GEORGE FRANKLIN DOWNER 3 School Concert 3, 5, 7 Foofball 4, 6, 8 Baseball 5-8 Monogram Club DOROTHY MARIE DUNBAR 3-4 Glee Club MARY THAYER EARL 3-8 School Concert 4-8 Drama Club 3 Orchestra CHARLES J. EATON MELVYN EDGERTON 5, 7 Baseball 4-8 Basketball ROBERT G. ELMORE EVELYN SHERRIE ESTES 5-8 Debate Csecrefary 7-BJ 5-8 Album Slaff 5-8 Play Committee CHARLENE EVEREST 3-7 School Concern Vespers I5 3-4 Drama Club 3-8 Glee Club lrobe chairmanl 5-8 Triple Trio 4, 6, 8 Cross Country 5-8 Monogram Club 4-8 Drama Club 7 Play Cas? 5 Orchesrra 4-8 Glee Club GEORGE EDWARD EVERTS 3 Football GEORGE FELDMAN TERESA FERRARO 3-8 Tower Staff Kexchange manager 7-81 MARY ANNE FISHER ROSALIE FRAGOIVlENl 3-5 Glee Club 5-8 Jr. Red Cross lsec- retary-treasurer 7-8l 3-4 Y-Teens 3-8 Drama Club 5-6 Play Cast MARLENE GlLBERT 3-4 Glee Club 3-8 Orchest'a 3-8 Drama Club 3-8 Library Club GEORGE D. GRANAT PAUL DAVID GREEN 4, 6, 8 Track 3, 5 Basketball 3, 5, 7 Cross Country 4-8 Ushers Club 4-8 Drama Club JOANNE GREEN 3-8 Student Council lsecretary 7-81 3-4 Album Advertising 3-8 School Concert, Vespers SUZANNE GREEN 3-8 Glee Club 3-8 Drama Club 5, 7 Play Cast 5, 7 Play Committee 3-4 Album Adveltising ROBERT J. GRIMSHAW 3-8 Ushers Club SHIRLEY ANN GROSS 3 School Concert, Vespers 3 Vespers 5-7 Play Committee 3-5 School Concert, Vespers 6-8 Album Advertising 6-8 Tower Staff 5, 7 Play Committee 3-8 School Concert, Vespers 6-8 Play Cast 6-8 Play Committee 3-8 School Concert, Vespers 3-4 Album Advertising 3-8 Drama Club 7 Attendance 3-8 Glee Club lsecretary 7-BJ 3-8 School Concert, Vespers 7-8 Student Council itreasurer 7-SJ 6-8 Golf 4-6 Y-Teens l6 7750 ROBERT H. GUSTAFSON 3 School Concertg Vespers H. WESLEY HABART 3-8 Screen Club 6, 8 Golf DONN R. HAEFNER 3-8 Hi-Y 5-6 Jr. Class Representative EILEEN ANN HAINES 5-8 Album Advertising JOHN C. HALTERMAN 4, 6, 8 Baseball 3 Football COZETTE L. HAMMOND PATRICIA L. HAMMOND NANCY HASTlNGS 3-B Glee Club 6-8 Band 3-8 Orchestra THOMAS HATCH 3-6 Band 5-8 Ushers Club EUGENE HECKMAN 7-8 Ushers Club MELVIN HEITZER 4, 6, B Football 4-5 Basketball OWEN DEANE HELM 4-8 Drama Club 3 School Concertg Vespers l7 4 Baseball 3-4 Class President 5-8 President of home room 8 Tower Staff 3-4 Basketball 5 Cross Country 3-7 Drama Club 3-8 School Concertp Vespers 3, 5 Football 3, 5 Football 3-5 Ushers Club 4-8 Stage Crew -E' IB THERON HENSLER 3 Band ROBERT E. HERTEL CHARLES A. HEWITT 6-8 Ushers Club ROBERT DALE H ICKS J. EDMOND HIGGINS 3-B School Concerfg Vespers 4-7 HI-Y 3-4 Orchestra DORIS R. HOLDERMAN 3-8 G.A.A. CLYDE E. HOSTETTER 4-7 Screen Club MARION HULBERT 7-8 Debate 7-8 Student Council 3-A School Concertg Vespers 7-8 Drama Club JOYCE ANN HUTCHINS 3 School Concert 4 Play Cast JEAN INGRAM 6-7 Junior Class Council 5-9 Tower Staff lLit. Editor 8-9j 6-9 Student Council 4-9 Vespersg School Concert MARY ANN JACOBS BERNADETTE H. JAMES 7-8 Y-Teens 4 Baseball IManagerl 3 Dance Band 3, 5, 7 Band 5-7 Glee Club 3-8 School Concertg Vespers 3-5 Glee Club 7-8 Jr. Red Cross 3-8 Album Staff 3-4 Album Adertising 7-8 Play Committee 3 Y-Teens 3 G.A.A. 6-9 Play Committee 3-7 Play Cast 6-9 Drama Club fboard member 8-97 8-9 Jr. Red Cross 3-8 G.A.A. i?50 ARTHUR EUGENE JONES 3-8 3-8 Band Dance Band 3-8 Orchestra 3-8 School Concert DAVID F. KELLY 7-8 Football HERBERT LEON KELLY 7-B Hi-Y 5-8 Monogram Club JEANNE KIFOWIT 3-8 Glee Club 4-8 Drama Club 3 Play Cast 6-8 Play Committee KELLY K. KINDIG 5-8 Cheer Leader 3-8 School Concert, Vespers 5-8 Play Committee 6, 8 Track 5-8 Drama Club 3, 5, 7 Play Cast 7-8 Monogram Club 3, 5, 7 Football 6, 8 Track 4, 7-8 School Concert Vespers 8 Stage Crew 5-8 4-8 6-8 3-8 Play Cast Drama Club Band Glee Club DOROTHY FRANCES KING 6-8 Tower Staff 3-7 Play Committee JOANNE KISSELL 7-8 Tower Staff 3 School Concert, Vespers LA VERNE KLUSKA 3-4 Drama Club 6-7 Drama Club 5 Drama Club 3-7 Y-Teens 4-8 Y-Teens lpresident 6-8D HAROLD F. KNIGHTLINGER 3-4 Football JEAN KOENlGSHOF 4, 7 School Concert, Vespers 6-8 Play Committee 3, 8 Play Cast ROBERT J. KUNTZ 3-8 Screen Club MELBA LACKMAN 5-6 Attendance Clerk T9 3-8 Drama Club 8 Attendance Clerk 3-8 Glee Club fBoard Member 8D 5-8 Hi-Y JAMES A. LAHEY 7-8 Monogram Club MARY ELLEN LAHEY PAUL B. LA MAR 3-8 School Concertg Vespers .IEANITA DIXIE LANDY 4-8 School Concertg Vespers 3 Play Cast WI LMA DEANE LATH AM 3-4 Drama Club FORREST D. LAYMAN 5-8 Ushers Club SYLVIA LERNER 7 Stage Crew 3-8 School Concertg Vespers 5, 7 Play Committee MARGUERITE LESLIE ROSEMARY LONG 3 G.A.A. I 6-8 Football 3 Play Cast 3-8 Glee Club 6-8 Band 3-8 Glee Club 3-8 G.A.A. 3-8 Y-Teens 5-6 Play Cast 5-8 Drama Club 3-8 Orchestra 3-8 Glee Club PHYLLIS COLLEEN LOUTZENH ISER 3-4 G.A.A. WILLIAM RONALD LYNCH 3, 5 Basketball DOLORES M. MAHLER 3-5 G.A.A. 3-7 Band A-5 Drama Club 5-7 Library Club 3-4 Y-Teens 5-6 Tower Staff 3-4 Play Committee 3-7 School Concert Vespers 770 .IENNIEFER E. MARKER 3-4 Orchestra SHIRLEY LEE MAY 3 G.A.A. 7-8 Glee Club TERESA MCCARTHY 5-8 Glee Club 5-8 Jr. Red Cross 7-8 Attendance Clerk 6-8 Drama Club 3 School Concert, Vespers 6-7 Play Committee 5-8 School Concert, Vespers 6-7 Stage Crew ELIZABETH ANN MCDONOUGH 3-6 Drama Club JOHN CLIFFORD MEYER 3-8 Glee Club CBusiness Manager 3-41 IExecu- tive Council1 3-5 Jr. Red Cross IExecu- tive Council 3-41 5-7 Play Cast ADRIENNE M. MILLER DANIEL F. MILLER 3-9 Glee Club MARLIN MILLER, JR. 4 Baseball 3-8 Basketball 3, 5, 7 Tennis 3-8 Monogram Club 3-8 Hi-Y R. BRUCE MILLION 4 Track 3, 5, 7 Football 4-8 Hi-Y fSergeant-at- Arms 71 ROBERT MITCHELL 6-7 Home Room President RICHARD MOORE 3-8 Basketball 3-8 Golf VICTOR EDWIN MORRIS 5 Track 21 3-4 Y-Teens 3-8 Drama Club IBoard 5-61 IVice Chairman 71 3, 5, 7 Play Committee fSet Chairman 5-71 3, 5, 7 Stage Crew 3-8 Student Council 3 Student Council 7-8 Drama Club 7-B Play Cast 7-8 Student Council Nice President 7-81 3-A Basketball 5-8 Monogram Club Nice President 71 CSergeant- at-Arms 61 3-8 Hi-Y 8 Play Committee JOANNE MORTENSEN 3-8 Jr. Red Cross 3-6 Y-Teens 3 Drama Club 4-8 Library Club JAMES C. MOULD 4-8 Hi-Y CHARLOTTE FRANSER 3 G.A.A. 5 Y-Teens 4-6 Library Club JEANETTE MUELLER 3-8 Glee Club 5-8 Librarian for Glee Club 4-6 Drama Club BETTY ANN NANDELL 3-4 Drama Club 3-8 Library Club 4 Play Committee 0 3 Play Committee 3-5 School Concert: Vespers MOXLEY 5 Vesper Services 7 Album Advertising 7 Tower Staff 5-7 Play Committee 5-7 Vespers 7 Tower Staff 3-5 School Concertg Vespers WILLIAM JOSEPH NETZEL 5-7 Football 7 Monogram Club 5-7 Jr. Red Cross ROBERT WAYNE NORTHROP 3-8 Glee Club MARY NYE 3-8 Glee Club 3-7 Vespers 3-7 Tower Staff CAROL MAUREEN O'BRlEN 6 Drama Club DONALD P. OEDEKERK 3-8 Band 6 Track JON E. OHLHEISER 3-8 Glee Club GERALD OLLMAN 7 Cross Country 3-8 Band 6-7 Dance Band 5 Library 4-8 Hi-Y 3, 5, 7 Track 4-8 Orchestra 3-4 Jr. Red Cross 4 Play Committee 7950 CORA LOU OWENS 3 G.A.A. 3-8 Glee Club SHIRLEY MAY PUTMAN 7-8 Tower Staff 6-8 School Concert PAT L. QUIMBY ROBERT LEE RICE 4 Cross Country DANIEL RICH 3-8 Hi-Y JUDY RIGGS 3-8 Tower Staff 5-8 Album Staff 3-4 Album Advertising 3, 5, 7 School Concert, Vespers JOHN ROBERTS JUDITH ROELKE 5-6 Play Committee 5-8 Drama Club JAMES ROGERS 6 Album Home Room Representative PAUL ROGERS 5-8 Monogram Club 3, 5, 7 Football SHIRLEY ROGERS 5-8 Tower Staff 3 School Concert 5-6 Play Committee 6 Play Cast 6-8 Drama Club 6-8 Glee Club 3, 5-8 Play Cast 3-8 Drama Club lBoard Member 7-81 6-8 Glee Club 3-8 Band 6 Baseball 3-7 Play Cast 3-8 Drama Club PATRICIA ANN ROHRBAUGH 3-9 G.A.A. lVice President 8-9D 3-5 Band 8 Drama Club 23 8 Play Commit 8 Stage Crew 8 Tower Staff 1 ww. ELAINE PATRICIA ROLFE 3-6 G.A,A. RONALD ROSENSWEET 3-5 Hi-Y 3 Stage Crew JOHN ROBERT ROSS 5 Baseball 3-4 Football lManagerJ 3-8 Glee Club 3-7 Band 3-6 Dance Band MARY ROTH MARJORIE SUE RUMSEY 3 G.A.A. 8 Drama Club JOHN RUTH, JR. ROBERT E. SCHAFER 4, 6, 8 Baseball Manager 3, 5, 7 Football PHYLLIS SCHRAGER 3-8 Drama Club 3-8 Library Club 3-8 Play Committee JAMES M. SEARS 3 Track 3-9 Football lManager and Playerl 3-4 Glee Club lBus. Mgr.J Part in Katinka eadafu. 6 Tower Staff 5-6 Album Stal? 4-6 School Concettg Vespers 4-8 Student Council Forum 3-3 Library Club 8 Play Committee 7-8 Monogram Club 3 School Concertg Vespers 5-8 Album Staff 4 Student Forum 4-9 Hi-Y C6-7 Vice Pres. 8-9 Pres. 6-9 Natl. Pres.J 6-7 Student Council Forum lVice Pres.l 3-4 Debate 3-4 Band 4-8 Tower Staff lBus. Mgr. and Writerj RAYMOND JOSEPH SEIFER 3-5 Band 3-8 Hi-Y 6 Ushers Club PATRICIA DEE SELLS 4 Jr. Red Cross 3 Drama Club PATRICIA SHAW 3-8 Glee Club 3-8 Band 3-7 Y-Teens ITreasurer 5-6J 5-8 Drama Club 5-7 Play Committee 24 7750 CHARLES HARVEY SH I NDOLLAR A Fooiball WQLMA SIEBENMARK 4 Y-Teens MAXINE SILBER DOLLY JEAN SMITH 3-8 G.A,A. 5-6 Jr. Red Cross SUZANNE G. SMITH 5-8 Jr. T.B. League 3-8 Drama Club 5, 7, 8 Play Commillee 3 School Concern Ves 7 Stage Crew pevs WANDA M. SMITH 3-4 Drama Club 5 Play Committee 5-8 Album Staff I7-8 Ediforl 3-8 Sfudenf Council 3-4 Tower S1aFf 7-8 Secrelary Senio ANDREW W, SMITH BERGER 3-4 School Concern Vespezs 4 Track 5-8 HI-Y CAROLYN LOU SOELCH 6 Album Staff ELIZABETH SOLBRIG 5-8 Glee Club 5 Drama Club KATHLEEN ANN SPENNER 3-8 Glee Club WILLIAM H. STANFIELD 3-8 Hi-Y DORIS STANFORD 25 3-8 Ushers Club A Orchestra 3-8 Dance Band 3-8 Band 5-7 Drama Club 5-8 School Concerrg Vespers 5 Tower Staff 3-8 School Concern Vespers r Class LARRY STEELE GEORGIANNA STEINER 3-6 Band WILLIAM R. STOUT 4-5 Ushers Club 3 Album Advertising I 4-5 Student Council BARBARA JANE SWANSON 3-8 Library Club 5-8 Y-Teens MARTHA M. SWINTZ 3-4 Student Councilg Forum 3-8 School Concertg Vespers WILLIAM C. TAIT 6 Track 6-8 Football 4 Cross Country BARBARA TAYLOR 8 Tower Staff 3-8 Album Advertising 3-5 Vespers DORIS JEAN TAYLOR 3 G.A.A. 6-7 Jr. Red Cross 3-5 Y-Teens KENNETH R. TENNYSON 3 School Concertg Vespers 3-8 Ushers Club 3-8 Dance Band DONALD J. THOMAS 3-4 Ushers Club SHARON TUCKER 3-5 Y-Teens GERALD K. TURLEY 4-8 Hi-Y 3-5, B G.A.A. 6-8 Play Committee 4, 7-8 Play Cast 4-8 Drama Club 3-8 Glee Club 3-8 Glee Club 6-8 Hi-Y 3, 8 Play Cast 5, 7-8 Play Committee 3-8 Drama Club 3-5 Glee Club 8 Drama Club 8 Play Committee 7-8 Album Advertising 3-8 Band 5, 7 Cross Country 26 7250 ANNE ULRICH 3-6 Band 4-5 Orchestra 3, 4-6 Drama Club RICHARD VANCE 4-5 Ushers Club DON FLOYD VANETT 4-5 Basketball NEIL VAN HOUTEN 4, 6, 8 Football Manager 4-9 Ushers Club DELORES A. VERMILLION 4 Glee Club 3-7 Y-Teens JOAN WARNER 5 Drama Club 7-8 Attendance Clerk THOMAS E. WARRICK 5, 7 Stage Crew 6 Play Cast LOIS WARSTLER 3-9 Glee Club 6-9 Drama Club IChairman of Boardl 6, 8 Play Committee 3-8 School Concert, Vespers RICHARD WASHBURN 3 School Concert, Vespers NANCY WATSON 3-9 Glee Club I6-7 Treas. and Jr. Councill 6-9 Drama Club 8 Play Cast WILLIAM R. WEATHERLY 3, 5 Track 7 Baseball CHARLES E. WEAVER 27 3, 8 Play Committee 8 Stage Crew 3-8 Tower Staff 4-5 Cross Country 3 Library Club 3-8 Library Club 6 Tower StaFF 3-4 Y-Teens 5-8 Hi-Y 6 Basketball CMgr.l 6,8 Play Cast 6-7 Student Council I6 Secretaryl 3-9 Tower C6-7 Co- Feature Editor, 8-9 Editorl 6,8 Play Committee 3-9 School Concert, Vespers 4, 6, 8 Football 7-8 Monogram Club LOlS WEAVER 7 Album Stal? 5-8 Album Advertising 3-5 School Concert, Vespers ROBERT EDWIN WEGNER 3-7 Hi-Y 3 Drama Club 5 Track El.LlOT C. WEINBERG 3-8 Basketball KMgr.l 5, 6 Cross Country 4-8 Drama Club 5 Play Cast ALLENE WHlTE 7-8 Drama Club DOROTHY WILSON KENNETH E. WOLFE 6 Track 5-7 Cross Country GENE R. 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Venderbeck Vaneli Van Hove Verduin Vermande Walke Walker C. Weidler J. Wenger N. Wenzel A. West C. Whalen L. Wickizer J. Wilhelm T. Wise T. Yoder M. Young M. Young S. Zimmexman lf? ff 4? bl O Z9 ' J'-5 1 '. Xl xlslkxsllllli A V M X l l ll l X l lf 84,4 pl' A Milk 0 fa, ass EQ ll ls 2 E fi ll X A. Acton J. Blair P. Bowers C. Busserf N. Asper C. Bourbon P. Brown N. Butler . Day . Ditsch M. Downer . Drake , Eveld . Farraro Glass M. Lelcairf D. Pearson J. Spillman J. Thompson J. William . Hendrickson R. Mattox S. Peterson N. Stout K. Warner W. Wood . Hilborn F. McCalIister Hurlburt 4 in K Q .Lee Special elevator se e 42 .-1. L2 ... -3. i i. ...- X .- ... ..,.....i,- - -Q l.-l-.lx , ' -l. .l- --1+ -l- i ' ,,, i.,.1, L l - , .- -H55 5 f I Y Q. d-E? fn 1313045 Q HHH! li ' f--E-JJYM 43 OFFICERS Marlin Miller, Vice President, Jo Green, Secretary, Su Green, Treasurer, and Dick Bennett, President. laden! JZ NDER the guidance of Mr. Rothermel, who was the faculty advisor this year, the John Adams Student Council has contributed many ideas and advantageous proiects to our school. The Council hopes to have a sophomore handbook completed by summer vacation. Another worthwhile project was the beginning of the tra- ditional Dribble Dance after the Adams-Central Basketball game. Our student Council presents a form of interpreting the ideas of the stu- dents to the faculty and its is also a means of presenting the faculty's ideas to the student body. SENIORS BACK ROW: B. Ross, J. Meyer. FRONT ROW: D. DePree S. Smith, M. Hulbert. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES BACK ROW: D. Williams, B. Konrath. FRONT ROW: W. Schrader, BACK ROW: B. Parker, E. Conrey. FRONT ROW: J. Wegner M- F5l'1Sl9Vf 5- CHHSWBY- J. Freehauf, D. Bolden, B. Parker. 44 We- 0F THE 47 members in Hi-Y, Jim Sears served as President, Dick Bolesky, Vice President, Bill Tait, Secretary, Bill Bara- novvski, Treasurer, Dick Breueseke, Chaplain and Bruce Million as Sergeant-at-arms. The Hi-Y is a high school club tor boys sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. These boys had for their purpose, To maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian Character. Their platform vvas clean living, speech, scholarship, and sports. The Hi-Y did various things for the community during the past year. lt sent delegates regularly to district, state, and national conferences, it planned its own programs, it helped in the Annual County Hi-Y Svvingheart Sway, it had regular social nights for its members, and it participated in the local state, and national Y. M. C. A. programs. The Hi-Y is also ot service to the school. As in previous years they had charge ot the Christmas Seal Sale. 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V , , , , 1 K 1, 3 A gl L L, ,f. mu ' za' fx.. 57, M11-.::,...g-, - 52.9, uwi A 'Y X74 ,ffm XM- -Ji 1:1 Nm: sxjliwi-wg SUN .V ima hfZ'Sr,3L Xludmlg . .yi vanxnxnwrridl imxm.-:nfs V -:jgijl I 'W - - 'H M ---Vw Vim- cvurfu .gf .mm ...VR , 'Lf eww, , f V Aga .. 'K lik 'x 'f'Vg 5f1.Ml 'fk' M 'iff-'Sf ,K .....,.1.1'?M 1MN 'Hffaw ' ... .ws ' gi' -11255 Efffgyi' Hfsinmi' figvnyrn mf Wfwww' ifgiw- EQ TOP PICTURE: A little get together. LOWER PICTURE: The officers pose. J ' X ki' T X. p ff' fr ' ff' X 177 fi ,f ' dd- AST September the Junor Red Cross Council elected oficers for the year: Bob Pfaff, presiclentg Mary Swingendorf, vice presidentp and Rosafie Fragomeni, secretary-treasurer. Miss Law was their sponsor. At later meetings movies were shown of Red Cross activities. Beverly Morey, the chapter delegate, reported the activities ot the Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Camp at Dowling Michigan, which she attended last summer. The Council planned three projects for the year. The first was the annual enrollment drive. The second proiect was a Christmas party tor the Children's Aid Society in Misha' waka, As the spring activity, the girls made stutted animals for the children's hospital. Members. HE USHERS' CLUB sponsored by Mr. Weir is becoming increasingly popular with the boys at Adams. Several ot the projects this club handled in the last year were the ushering at the football and basketball games, Andy Smithberger lst captain- Bob McCreary 2nd captain- Dick Kealor secretary- Jack Silvis activities secretary. Every time an usher reports for duty on xl xi 'limp tiff' t' l NX T ll, mam ew the Christmas Service, the Invitational Basket- ball Tourney, County Basketball Tourney, the Sectionals and Regionals, School Plays, Civic Music, the South Bend Symphony and Protes- sional Basketball Games. The club has a total membership ot 32. The leaders ofthe club are: Bill Haefle, head usher, Members. time and observes the by-laws of the club, he receives a merit. When he is not on time and does not follow the by-laws, he receives a de- merit. Eighty merits rewards an usher with a white star, whereas four demerits automati- cally discontinues an usher's membership. The boys have done a fine iob which is greatly ap- preciated by the school. Officers. 49 , ,, ,, ,,, , , A ii 'alll Q l sill , l ,s V 5 mm Q HE SCREEN CLUB, a club always in action but seldom in the news, is spon- sored by Mr. Rothermel. Of the 15 members, Bill Baranowski served as President, Tom Hatch, Vice Members in Training. Service Rendered. Screen Club Members. President, Wesley Habart, secretary, and Bob Kuntz as Treasurer. The Club held an informal meeting every Tuesday noon at which they discussed any prob- lems which arose in their work. The boys are avail- able during their study hall to operate any films which are being shown in classes. Ofllicers l K l i k bp? 1 I,-,,l.t..,L UPPER LEFT M bers LOWER LEFT bes ER RIGHT M y I help y u LOWER RIGHT Off' fth l HE LIBRARY CLUB consists of 27 The activity of the club consists of mending and preparing books members. The oFFicers are Nancy Coswell, Presidentg Barbara Swan- for use, and keeping the library in a smooth running order. son, Vice Presidentg Marianne Opperman, Secretaryg and Margie This year the Club entertained the New Paris and Wakarusa Rumsey, Program Chairman. Miss Moberg is the sponsor. Library Clubs at idea-exchanging pot-luck dinners. 51 , ,Q M by -' X 1, Y. nike' ff AK . - F V any ff' Y X V 'LA X W1 .FFV4 ., fr-I' I ,P 4 .Uv-Jcfi K 4 . 67'-1 7 D HE ONE exception to our usually peaceful school is the Debate Club which does not engage in physical battles but in verbal ones, Mr. Goldsberry sponsors this group, and, by virtue of his Social Living classes, he is well abreast of the cur- rent debate topics. The topic this year being, Resolved that the President of the United States should be chosen by direct election. The club has I5 mem- bers of which David Sanderson is President and Evelyn Estes is Secretary. The important events of this year were extemporaneous speeches, de- bates, round-table discussions and after dinner speeches. UPPER LEFT: Officers confer. MIDDLE LEFT: Kennedy in rebuttal. LOWER LEFT: Helpful hints between speeches. UPPER RIGHT: Dean and James prepare themselves. MIDDLE RIGHT: Time called for Burke. LOWER RIGHT: Kennedy tries tor after dinner speech. 52 HE DRAMA CLUB is not a club restricted to those who have any particular talent in the dramatic line, it is for those who have an interest in drama in any form. Any person who feels he would like to fiind out a little more about drama is welcome. The past year the Drama Club was lead by the Drama Board which is headed by Lois Warstler. The largest annual project of the club is its Chicago trip. Each year this trip is made by some of the members of the club. During this day in Chicago the sights of the Loop are taken in and in the afternoon a stage produc- tion is seen. This year the play seen was The Mad Woman of Chaillot . The Drama Club played a large part in the school production The Bat which was presented last fall. It took part not only in supplying some mem- bers of the cast but also in organizing the committees which worked behind the scenes. The play was directed by Mr. Casady and proved to be very enioyable for all who participated. When not occupied by play promo- tions the club holds weekly meetings at which programs pertaining to dra- matics are staged. However this year there wasn't much spare time because this spring the club assisted the Glee Club in producing the musical Wild- ower . And so the Drama Club wrote flnis to another busy and successful year. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Casaday adds a final word of advice. LOWER LEFT: Meeting or-? UPPER RIGHT: The endless costumes for Wildflower. LOWER RIGHT: Board members. 53 Q Qi Mfg i W mi ,Q 545 4 ,x , X: gy Q 1? A ,wg x 2 26 EMBERSHIP in the Monogram Club is limited to those boys who received a major letter in any of the seven school sports. He becomes a full fledged member upon pay- ment of his semester dues. This, the third year of the club, was a busy and productive one. One of the ways of rais- ing money for their activities was the sale of schedule pencils. The club sponsored and managed all the awards assemblies this year. They purchased a trophy for each of the four maior sports, football, basketball, baseball, and track. These trophies are awarded to one boy from each of these sports after each season is completed. During the basketball season, the Monogram Club had its own reserved section for all home games. Admittance was tree to members. They constituted the center of the cheering section. With the club as a nucleus there was a decided improvement in the support given the players. This year the sports award was changed. The former blue S. B. has been replaced by the blue letter A. Now the Adams letter winner is a marked man. The annual Sox I-lop at which the music was furnished by Mr. Deardort's dance band, was held in the gym. The olticers for the first semester were: president, Mel Edgerton, vice president, Jack Troeger, secretary, Gene Wright, treasurer, Marlin Miller, sergeant-at-arms, Paul Rogers. Faculty advisor, Mr. Koss. The othcers for the second semester were: president, Dick Bennett, vice president, Bruce Million, secretary, Bill Weartherly, treasurer, Marlin Miller, sergeant-at-arms, Jack Troeger. TOP PICTURE: The ofticers for the second semester. MIDDLE PIC- TURE: The ofticers for the first semester. BOTTOM: Members. 55 IE ki. HE I949-50 GLEE CLUB was made up of one hundred and ten members, who had practice in the traditional way. Sectional practices were held at 7:30 A. M. and the Tuesday evening practice at 7:00 P. M. ln the tall a group from the Glee Club sang in a chorus of 550 students which participated in the North Central Chorus which LEFT PICTURE, BACK ROW: D. Carlson, C. Dickinson, D. Bolesky, D. Miller. FRONT ROW: B. Pfaft, J. Ohlheiser, K. Kindig, J. Filley. RIGHT PICTURE: Accompanist, Martha Swintz. .57 was directed by Dr. Wilfred Bain, Director and Dean of Music of the University ot Indiana. Later in the year the Glee Club joined the other high schools in presenting Everyman , a morality play, on May 4, 5, and 6. The Glee Club staged its annual Christmas Vespers Service and was rewarded for its eftorts by an overflowing crowd. The same program was given tor the student body. During the Christmas 3' Voices of the Glee Club Voices of the Glee Club. season the Glee Club attempted something new by caroling at the St. Joseph and Memorial Hospitals, the First Bank and Trust Co. and at Robertson's Department Store. The idea seemed successful and was put down as a probability tor next year. The Girls Triple Trio and the Boys Double Quartet had numerous requests to sing for various organizations. They both sang for the P.T.A. and for the Teachers' Federation Banquet in October, in no if LEFT PICTURE: Accompanist, Betty Solbrig. RIGHT PICTURE, BACK ROW: S. Lerner, S. Chambers, L. Warstler, N. Watson. MIDDLE ROW: C. Johnson, J. Gooley, M. Earl. FRONT ROW: F. Mason, N. Bolt. which they were assisted by a group from the Glee Club. The maior production of the year was the presentation of the musical comedy Wildflower on March 29 and 30. The Drama Club assisted with the show and it proved to be most enioyable for all who participated. The Glee Club closed a busy and successful year by singing at Baccalaureate and Commencement. 57 tone soloist, Art 7a4i9zamenZ'czZ NSTRUMENTAL MUSIC offers pleasure to us, the students of John Adams, as well as the rest of South Bend. The bands and orchestra offer a means of expression to its many talented members. The band groups are under the direction of Cecil R. C Doc l Deardorff and the orchestra is under the baton of Miss Phyllis Schuman. The marching band traveled to Riverview Park in Chicago before the opening of school and thrilled a huge crowd in their annual contest. The marching group also added their fancy steps to the football games. Jumping Jim Considine was the drum major and Carol Roelke was the band mascot. The John Adams concert band played concerts for the Kivvanis Club, McKinley School, and Jefferson School, other than the annual student concert. The concert group also competed in the Northern Indiana Band, Orchestra, and Choral Contest Concert band of John Adams. 58 I held in La Porte. They came out with a first in sightreading and a second in com- petition. Evelyn Troub is The band librarian. Soloists anol ensembles also got their chance during The Winter season. Twelve soloists and eight ensembles received superior ratings at the Northern Indiana Solo and Ensemble Contest in Nappanee. At The State Championships held at The Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis Garry Puckett, Jay Miller, and Eve ensembles earned first divisions. The dance band has added much to the social functions here at Adams. They played the popular tunes at the annual Dribble Dance, the G. A. A. dance, and the Stardust Cafe. The orchestra played for the McKinley School Dedication and accompanied the glee club in Wildfiovver . Orchestra officers are: Sylvia Lerner, president, Evelyn Troub, vice president, and Nancy Hastings, secretary-treasurer. Practice session. The orchestra. 59 Jerry Ollman, trombone soloist. Don Carson, Cornet soloist BAC MID J. R 14650014 Y THIS time the purpose of the Album staff must be evident. In the back room lOl, a group of students has worked at least one hour a day of the school year to publish a book of memoirs for the student body. Sponsored by Mr. Carroll, the staft feels it has been successful During the hour set aside for Album work, we of the stalt have worked on everything from Latin translation and Operation Snack Bar to hovv many copy spaces on the various club layouts. We've had our fun and our headaches. Now we oFier neither praises nor apologies - but just the Album K ROW: M. Swingendorf, P. Schrager, G. Christy, B. Bartol, F. Helmer, N. Bolt DLE ROW: M. Opperman, E. Estes, B. Hodge, B. Morey, M. Kenady, G. Freels iggs, M. Demos. FRONT ROW: S. Smith, J. Campbell, N. Langenbaum, J. Walke 60 P Schrager Senior Editor S Smith Editorin Chief J Riggs Copy Editor M Swmgen dort Art Editor E Estes Clubs Editor B Bartol Scouts Editor M, Hulberf, lt's this way. i l MII' - .-.....-:nii?1- .. ,- , -L . .i..T, W,-... .l......l.l. il... .-... t.i. - .T.....-.- iii. .., l' - 1.1 -1- - t 'lf' .. ..l, 1.. -l'-ji-Q --' 1 -7, --ii-ii.. '-l ,llilli I -- I My J I Pam fs ,Kgf I-If QQQIQ . .l. . ili, , i - .. . il -T.i....L - ll, .i .. , -l.l... ..ii- c x-'D X5 1 - A I I I I Y' N 1 I ' R' s N ' u'3li?-?.- F g' Qfu1':1'lQ-...T I . Aqmhttflw I I 4 ' G S P O R T S . 6 -2 .. A' : '.,..- .1....,-i.....1-.14.:- - . .-... lien T . ' . T .41 ln I TOP ROW: Gene Wright, Herb Kelly, Jim Lahey, Jack Norblad, Dick Nicliffer, Paul Rogers, Gene Gene Richards, Bob Reinke, Ken Callaway, Frank Downer, Carroll Dickinson, Harold Graf Smith, John Helvey, Jack Troeger, Dick Stanton, Bill Weatherly, Bob Shaffer. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Dieter, Dave Kelly, Gerald Graf, Dick Bolesky, Roger Bennett, Mel Heitzer, Bill Daugh er 7aaZf5aZZ FOOTBALL COACHES Head Coachc cccccc,ccccccc,ccc,cc,.,..,,..,,,v,,,,c , V, ccccc, .lim Crowe GOSlWeVi a eeee eeeee-e B eeeee e-eeeeee B a aeaalll Backfielcl Coach and B Team ,..., ,W ,,,,, Casirner Svvariz Fort VVGYVWG, NOl'll1 Side f7-ff rfr- - v 13 Backfield and Line Coach ,,,,,-,, ,,,a,,, C orby Davis Central, SOUTH Bend frfff frfff 3 5 Line Coach ,,c,,,c,,,c,,,c,,,,,,,,,, ,c,, , , Harry Koss NllSl1BWal4a fffrff -V ffffrf V frcff 18 LaPorTe ,,,,,a,,...c... , .e,,.. ,,,,,,a l 9 VARSITY FooTBALL SCHEDULE A.H.s. Riley, SOUW1 Bend B ,,--a ae,l4 South Bend Catholic, ,,,,,,a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l2 35 Fon Wayne' Soulll Side aaaaaaalll Washington, South Bend ,,,c,, ,... , , 33 l4 Won 5 Lost 4 i 62 tty l A.H.S 21 O O 37 25 O 20 Carroll Dickinson Gene Wrigl1T Jack Troeger Bill Daughfery Frank Downer Ken Callaway Gerald Graf l Senior Guard l65lbs. No.lO Senior Tackle l53lbs. No.44 Junior Back l76lbs. No. 28 Senior Back l75ll:Js. No. 49 Senior Tackle l7O lbs. No. 43 Senior End l73 lbs. No. 25 Junior Back 150 lbs l J 63 Dave Kelly No. 53 Senior Center l85 lbs. Harold Graf Jack Norlolad Jim Laliey Bill Weatherly Paul Rogers Roger Bennet! Gene Richards 2 Junior Tackle l67lbs. No.37 Sopl'1. Back 158 lbs. No. 20 Senior Back l79lbs. No. 43 Senior End l6Olbs. No. 26 Senior Back 150 lbs. No. 46 Senior Guard 150 lbs. No. 29 Junior Tackle 185 lbs, TOP ROW: Bob Reinke, Gene Smith, Dick English, Dick Nidiefer, Harold Pipke, Ray Vanett, Bill Dieter, John Helvey, Dick Stanton, Dave Scruggs, Bud Parker. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Leng, John Ledder, Gene Sandry, Ronald Stallman, Otto Taylor, Dave Sedan, Don Mishawaka Riley LaPorte . Washington Central - Elkhart Goshen Won .- - Eeckner, Victor Dawson, Stan Sessler. B TEAM FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 3 Lost 3 Tied A.H.S. T4 T9 6 O O 6 27 l 64 7 TOP ROW: Bill Tait, Jim Sears, Neil Van Houten. MIDDLE ROW: Delbert Briggs, Don McCIusky, Bill Hudson. FRONT ROW: Tom Wise. BACK ROW: Larry Soellinger, Bob PfaFF, Don Oakes, Marty Wiessert, Dick Mooxe. FRONT ROW: Ken Dillon, Jack Troeger, Dick Bennett, Marlin Miller, Mel Edgerton. A.H.S. A.H.S Riley e,,e, 45 48 Plymouth 44 52 LaPorte .7,e,e,,, 5 , e,v, 44 50 Washington ,e,, 7e,,,, 5 0 43 Coaches: Varsity, Mr. Koss, B Team, Mr. Neff, C. Team, Mr. Nelson. 's SSICQI' BASKETBALL RECORD 1949-50 Roosevelt ,e,e,,,,e,L 5 e,,o, 73 62 Riley 5 o,e,,, L53 44 Mishavvaka ,,,,, ,,,,,,., 45 33 Broad Ripple ,,,, ,H,,,, 6 O 43 A-H-S A-H-S Michigan City seeoee 5 o.oeo 55 45 Elkhart 5 555e55e5eee5e5e5,.., ,L so 35 Alexandria ,L,,, ,W38 58 Washington . ,, ,, ,742 44 Lew Wallace ,, 5 5 5,545 41 Goshen , , 7,e,e,, , ,,,, 41 40 Won, 7, Lost 11, Adams scored, 830, Opposition, 864. 65 Don Oakes Dick Bennett Marlin Miller Mel Edgerton Duck Moore e I6 Ht 6 l6OI s Junior Center e I7 Ht 6 T55 lbs Senior Guar Age l7 Ht 6 l 160 lbs. Senior Forward Age I7 Ht. 5' l'lV2 l64lbs Senior Guard e 17 H 5 8 140 lb Senior Guard BASKETBALL AWARDS RETlRlNG JUNIOR MANAGER 8-INCH MONOGRAM: George Bushey. B TEAM AWARDSf6-INCH MONOGRAM: Don Acton, Dick Beebe, Bill Dieter, Fred LaCosse, Cuyler Miller, Dick Ni- e'Irng r Ken Dillon Jack Troeger Marty Wiessert Larry So I' e 55Ibs. Junior Guard Age17 Ht. 6'2 167 lbs Junior F or eI6 H 6 16OIbs Junior Center 244015455 A.H.S. Mishawaka CCD ,,,,,,, ., ,,,, 40 i8 Michigan City QCD ,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 l 35 Plymouth ........,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 0 54 Washington ICD ,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, 2 3 30 North Side F. W. TCD ,...., ,,,,,, 3 l 40 Culver ...,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.Y.,., ,,,,,, 2 8 32 Riley CCD .......,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 9 28 Broad Ripple ,,,.,, ,,,,.. 2 9 34 Elkhart KCD ,,,,,,, ,,.,.., 2 l 20 ...,..5l l Opponents Total Points ,,,,,, 495 Adams Average Points per Game ,,,,,, 28.4 Opponents Average Points per Game ,,,,. .27.5 with Tourney 543 with Tourney 531 with Tourney 28.6 with Tourney 27.9 WON LOST Managers Wesly Strong Elliot Wlenberg Jim Push George Bushy Carl Blacksmith Dick Bowman io 8 5 4 io 9 67 BACK ROW: Ken Callawy, Don Oakes, Dick Bennett, Bob Sel's, Paul G.een. MIDDLE ROW: La y Soellinger, Don Acton, Harold Graf, John Halterman, Mel Edgerton, Gerald Graf. FRONT ROW Steve Keirien, Bob Bowman, Paul Rodgers, Bob Patt, John Helvy, Duane Rowe, Bill Baranowski. Frank Downer was absent when the picture was taken, B TEAM CK ROW: Larry Detord, Bruce Parker, Bill Dieter, Jim Brennan. MIDDLE ROW: Fred La Cosse, Peterson, Ray Vanett, Rocky Ferraro, Cuyler Miller. FRONT ROW: Dick Petzke, Dick Boehm, l95O BASEBALL SCHEDULE Elkhart CHon'1eD. ,.,,,,,,,.,,, April I8 Riley CHD ,,,,,,,,.,,., ,,,,.s A pril lf? LaPorte CThereD ,,,,.,,v Michigan City CHD -.-,April 21 April 25 Washington CTD ,,,,,,,,,,. .April 26 Mishawaka CTD .,,,,,,s,,,, April 28 Riley CHD ,,,,,,,,, Central CHD May 2 ,,,,--,May 3 Washington CTD ,,,s,s,,,,. Central CTD E, ,s,,s Riley CTD ,s,ev Elkhart CTD ,,,s LaPorte CHD ,.,.,..,., ,,,,,, , Washington CHD ,Asa...,,,, , Michigan City CTD Central CHD ,,,., Tom Wise, Tom Addison, Joe Kline. Managers: Carl Long, Doug King, Bill Hudson, Bob Shafer. May 5 May 9 May TO May 12 May T6 May 17 May 19 May 23 am-ww as BACK ROW: Coach Powell, John Keller, Ken Tennyson, Mel Edgerton, Paul Green, Jack Dickson, Bob Yoder, Gerald Ollman, Jack Bussert, George Bushy fManageiJ, FRONT ROW: Dick Szucs, Steve Elek, George Christy, Dick Briggs, Jon Ohlheiser, Steve Keirien, Wesley Strong. 6 Elkhart , AWARDS: Washington North Side Sweater Certificate Goshen : Paul Green Jack Bussert John Keller Jerry Ollman Captain Star Wesley Strong Jack Bussert 69 Coach: Ralph Powell SCHEDULE: A.H.S. A.H.S W, 21 36 Mishawaka me 20 39 mc, 34 22 LaPorte 20 42 43 Riley 21 34 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,:44 19 Central , : . 15 43 City Meet: Conference: Adams 365- 15th place Sectional: Adams 168 - 6th place State Meet: Jack Bussert - 8th place Eastern Division Standing: Won 2, Lost 6 Adams 63 F- 3rd place SACK ROW: Dick English, Paul Gieger, Jack Bussert, Don Oeclekirk, Dale Lee, Dick Szucs, Dick Thomas, Bebe, Gerry Thomposn, Jerry Coker, Andy Smithberger, Hans Ditsch. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Pearson Krider, Gene Wright, Gene Smith, Jim Rush, Dick Nidiffer, Herb Kelly, Dick Briggs, Kenny Bussert, l95O TRACK SCHEDULE Adams at La Portee3:3O , , April ll City Indoor MeetY5:OO City Outdoor Meet ,,,,,,,, , April 15 CNotre Damej ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, March 23 Adams vs. Washington lndoor Conference Meet iSchool Fiefdj , , ,, April T8 7C Coach A. T. Krider fNotre Damej .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, April l Goshen Relays Uherej ,, . April 22 Bill Daughterty, Ed Conrey, Willis Johnston, Dick Hendrickson lManagerJ, Dick CManagerJ, FRONT ROW: Larry Goller iManagerl, Harold Pipke, Wesly Strong, Jack Bill Weatherly, Carroll Dickinson, Frank Kinsinger, Sherman Naftzger, Dennis Talbot. Adams vs. Riley KS. FJ ,,,,, .April25 Conference Trials ,,,, . April 29 Adams at Michigan City- 4:oo .. oYeo,eo,ee,oe . May 2 Conference Finals ,,,,,,,,, May 6 Adams vs. Central CS. F.j,,, May 9 Sectionals .... ............. M ay 12 or 13 Adams at Goshen ,,,,,,,,, May l7 Regional .............,, ,,..... M ay 20 State ,,,... .,,,,,,, M ay 27 Bill Weatherly, .lack Bussert, Carroll Dickinson, Bill Daughterty, Frank Kinsinger, Ed Conrey, Herb Kelly. Frank Kinsinger, Ed Conrey, Carroll Dickinson, Bill Weatherly, Jack Bussert, Herb Kelly. FRONT: Bill Daughtert 55233 5S'S5'EH 5,1513 38323 Dick Coach: Paul Reber AWARDS: SINGLES RECORD Douaiss Recoizo No. 4 Baranovvski, Bill ,, ,,,,, Won O - Lost O W 5 L 3 No. 3 Barclay, Gordon W 77o,, Won 6 - Lost 2 l on OST No. 1 Bennett, Richard , ,,o,, Won 8 - Lost O y No. 2 Marian, Miller C oooo won 7 - Losfi 5 Won 7 LOW SCHEDULE: A.l-l.S. A.H.S. Elkhart , ,,,,,,., ,, ,,,,7 3 2 LaPorte ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , O 5 Michigan City ,o,,.,,7 -4 Goshen , ,o,,c, 7 O 5 North Side Y, ,,,, ,7,7, O 5 Central ,,,, , ,, ,, l 4 Mishavvaka ,,,7 H ,, 3 2 Riley O 5 Won 6 - Lost 2 Conference Standing: 3rd place Marlin Miller Bill Baranowski BACK ROW: Marlin Miller l y B ll Baranowski. NT ROW: Gordon Barc a , Left to right: Dick Moore, Bruce Million, Marty Weissert. GOLF SCHEDULE Michigan City CThereD CConterenceD i,,,, i,,,,,,, ,April Riley CHereD CConferenceD ,,,,i,i,,,,i,i,....,,, ,.,,,,,i A pril La Porte CHD CCD, .,..,.i,i,,,,v,,.... April Mishawaka CTD ,,,.. ,,,,i, M ay Plymouth CTD ,,lvl,.7.,,,, May Central CHD CCD ,,,C,Cv..,,,,, May Michigan City CHD CCD ,,,,C May Riley CHD CCD e,7, eee, May Valparaiso CHD ,,e,,. May La Porte CTD CCD .aaa May Mishawaka CHD CCD ,..,,, May Niles CTD ,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,, May Central CHD CCD ,,a,,,,a,. May Gary Lew Wallace CHD c,,. ,. 72 May eg . R. THOMPSON again coached the John Adams golfers to a successful season. All home matches were played at The Erskine course. Golf, like tennis, is played as a series of individual matches. Habart held the number one position this year with Moore, Weissert, Grimshaw, Dickens, and Million in that order. These were chosen for the team from many aspirants who tried out for positions. Weissert, Moore, and Grimshavv were re- turning team members. The captain for this year's team was chosen at the end of the season. Left to right' Robert Grimshaw Wesley Habart P ' D'ckso ., i- - -- .ll, .l- MNH --Ml-ip? 1 JH 9 ,fm flfffyj M1 HIM UIUUU fa. 77544 HIS year, in keeping with the theme of our Album, the Adams Family, the students chose by popular vote a boy and a girl to rep- resent the students of our family. Here you see Mr. and Miss Adams, Richard Bennett and Shirley Rogers in various scenes of a typical school day. lt was with good reason that Dick and Shirley gained their places as the most typical Adams students. Dick was this year president of the Adams student council and a member of the school student forum. He was president of his senior class and in his senior B year president of the Mono- gram Club. He was an active member ot the Adams Hi-Y. He played varsity basketball for three years and was captain of the tennis team of which he was a member for three years. He was a member of the baseball team for three years. With his Athletics and many other extraecurricular activities, CLOCKWISE: Every morning at eight . . f-W and he said -ff! Dishes, ShirIey's Home Companion. Current Events in the morning. Gotta look pretty f-f. Breakfast with the Rogers. Miss Efticiency. 74 Hmm Dick remained an honor student. He always has a cheery hello for every- one and is forever glad to be of assistance to everyone for any reason, Shirley with her gay smile and willingness to help has played an ac- tive part in school affairs. She was an active member of Drama Club, working on the committee for Captain Jinks and The Bat . She was in the casts of Crime at Blossoms and The Bat . Shirley was advertising manager of the Tower in her senior year and has been a member of the Advertising staff for two years. She is worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for girls and for the past year has served as president of the Junior Progress Club. She was the Adams representative for the Robertson's High School Fashion Board. With students such as Dick and Shirley, Adams has good reason to be proud of her student body and its accomplishments. CLOCKWISE: The All-American breakfast. Tippy takes Dick for a walk, Rise and shine! Look sharp! Feel sharp! Be sharp! What? No meld? Mr. Weir's wonder. Who's the lucky gal? 75 a 77 Q O QQ' 3-...... -:J , 1 .LRPY - .-was-, f-v:--1-f6Tlip- A -F U.. ,, 4l ix-'L'-.fJ... 1 '.a:, .--...... . - -M' L. 'fs , .. O BE better citizens in this mechanical age, one must learn to op- erate mechanical devices well. The most treacherous ot all land even more so in the hands of the ladies according to the male speciesl is the automobile. Whether one 76 LOWER LEFT: lt's a fascinating mechanism girls. MIDDLE: Mr. Powell and those women drivers! UPPER RIGHT: Now, Mr. Powell, don't look so disturbed. lt'll be all right. drives a 1950 Packard or a l938 Ford, the care with which one drives always shows. Statistics say that teen-age drivers are the worst in the country. ln his driver's training courses, Mr. Powell, is attempting to help the high school students get rid of those disgraceful statistics. In classroom work and actual driving experience one learns the skills of driving, the laws of state and country, the common driving courtesies, and what makes the car tick or the mechanism under the hood. Better drivers will make better and safer citizens. John Adams is doing its part to improve safety practices. A VERY active part of the school is the Adams shop, conducted by Mr. Dickey and Mr. Thompson. The shop is very well equipped and efficiently run. There are opportunities for boys and girls alike to learn industrial and commercial arts. The finished products, whether tables, book ends, letter openers, or vases, are pieces of work anyone would be proud to own. The boys in the print shop provide programs and tickets for school affairs. The future mechanics have ample opportunity to learn the use of the various machines. The shop students aid in set construction for dramatic produc- tions. The thanks and appreciation of the student body are heartily extended to them. UPPER LEFT Lets make mud pies MIDDLE LEFT Plastics are an important part of the shop LOWER LEFT lt takes good tools to do a good lob CENTER LEFT Future men about the home CENTER RIGHT Lathe Works here we come' UPPER RIGHT Everytime someone needs tickets I IDDLE RIGHT Good planning results irforgamzed work LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Dickey gives a word of advice. 77 EVENTY-SIX sleepy Juniors boarded busses at 5:30 o'clock on the morning of October I4 and headed for Greenfield Village at Dearborn, Michigan. They were on their way to see colonial lite in its reality. The affair was the annual American Culture Trip to the village and the Ford plant. The group paused at the Irish Hills to stretch their legs and take in some of the lovely scenery. Pro- ceeding on their iourney, they ar- rived at Dearborn and saw such things as 58 Bagley Avenue, the birthplace of the Ford car, and the Wright Cycle Shop, the birthplace of the airplane. Houses and stores, imported from across the sea, and actual colonial homes and shops were viewed. Indeed, it was like stepping into a different worlcl. The students visited the Edison Institute, founded by Henry Ford, where they saw many exhibits in- cluding that of transportation methods through the years. Many found the Ford plant the most interesting part of the day. There they saw the glass plant and final assembly line. Then it was home and BED! UPPER LEFT: Who got the seat next to Roy? LOWER LEFT: Look hard, Carolyn. UPPER CENTER: Inside the Mary-Martha Chapel at Greenfield Village. MIDDLE CENTER: And the clock really told time . . . I LOWER CENTER: The best part of the day . . . UPPER RIGHT: Time out for replenishing our food supply. LOWER RIGHT: Perhaps Mr. Bartol had three reasons to be arrogant. Mime 2 wx X? 5 f as 4 00407 ABOVE, left to right: Mary Earl as Lucretia Larotta O, Gabby-ee-el William Tait as Alberto f follows the money wherever it goes. Martha Swintz as Lucia f The faithfull guardian . . . Richard Carlson as Guido- The secret of the little red apple, The Hunters Chorus - Some like to hunt the wild elephant . . . N MARCH 29 and 30, the Glee Club, under the musical direction of Mrs. Pate and director James Lewis Casaday, presented the musical comedy, WILDFLOWER. The Drama Club under the supervision of Miss Kaczrnarek aided the Glee Club with the production. The plot of the story pertained to the eFForts of a fiery young peasant girl 80 ABOVE, left to right: Richard Bolesky as Luigi - His little Wildflower . . . Sharon Chambers as Bianca You blundering pudding-head! Robert Bartol as Larotta - Just let him chase a beautiful face . , The Soldiers Chorus - . . . tell her sl'ie's no four-leaf clover . 06002 ABOVE, left to right: Robert Pfaft as Alberto- lf I am not there, shoot yourself. Flora Mason as Nicolina- You can't blame a girl for dreaming. ii John Meyer as Larotta - The legal eagle. Carolyn Johnson as Nina-Guido's Wildflower. The Music Box Chorus e . . . They're only made of China to hold her temper for six months to gain a fortune. Carolyn Johnson and Jackie Clemans were doubly cast as Nina, the leading lady. Dick Carlson capably played Guido, Nina's fiance. Sharon Chambers role as Bianca, Nina's city cousin and rival for the fortune was well portrayed. The musical was very well received and everyone concerned had good reason to be proud of his professional production. 81 ABOVE, left to right: Jacqueline Clernans as Nina - one moment gay, the next . . . Dixie Landy as Lucretia and Larotta - I'm with the army . . . l Rex Edwards as Gabby, the Poet - . . . How tenderly he woos 'em. Larry Kreighbahrn with Buster, the Pony as Joco- Larry and the stealer. The Peasant Chorus - The Bambalinaf' M8754 'iff E 42 YN JOHN M5 ff JUDY 54! QNX WA DEAN 42' QW' UAM5 PAUL GREEN BAT L OAS PFA FF CXROL PW JOHNJON Max Adler Company 102 South Michigan Street A and P Store 3021 Mishawaka Avenue Allens Barber Shop 2927 Mishawaka Avenue Franklin Asper Grocery and Market 2216 Mishawaka Avenue Associated Realty Corporation Homes - 3-1131 - lnsurance Avenue Bakery 2210 Mishawaka Avenue Avenue Radio Shop 2306 Mishawaka Avenue Beiger Furniture Co.-Mishawaka over 40 years selling good furniture Harry E. Berg- Registered jeweler 109 West jefferson Boulevard Bonnell's Barber Shop 1208 Mishawaka Avenue Borden's Ice Cream Company lf ltis Borden's lt's Got to be Good Brennan jewelry 109 East jefferson Boulevard Brownies Snack Bar Good Things to Eat'l Carl's North Side Grocery and Market 1434 Mishawaka Avenue Clemans Truck Line, lnc. Safe, Courteous Service Compliments of Coca Cola Bottling Co.-South Bend Copp Music Shop 124 East Wayne Street Dainty Maid Bake Shop 123 North Michigan Street Dairy Council of St. joe Valley 507 Odd Fellows Building Danner's Business Machine Service 1614 Mishawaka Avenue Darnell Drugs, lnc. Your Neighborhood Drug Store Davis Barber Shop 2516 Mishawaka Avenue 83 f4d4m4. Smdenu. These patrons have proved to be real Adams boosters. With- out their loyal backing and assistance we would have no Album to record the activities and memories of our high school days. Patronize those who have helped you. Dixie Cream Donut Shop 3032 Mshawaka Avenue Dew Water Softener Co. 434 East LaSalle j. A. Densmore, D. D. S. 2301f2 South Michigan Street L ,,,,, , , ,.1, Y R. G. Denyes Studio 211 Service Court Elders Grocery fr Market 502 North Arthur Street Ellen's Beauty Salon 3316 Mishawaka Avenue Ellsworth's 111 North Michigan Street Ernie's Shell Station 1502 Mishawaka Avenue FAY'S-Quality jewelers 111 South Michigan Street Fern's Food Market 502 South Ironwood Drive ,, i.kx Album Advertising Staff. BACK ROW: M. Brown, P. Sells, J. Jaffee, B. Meehan, N. Thomas, P. Vermillion. FRONT ROW: C. Anderson, B. Tayl Ziker heads of staff, C. L ont Fisher Hardware 2220 Mishawaka Avenue FIeming's lce Cream Store 2716 Mishawaka Avenue Forbes Typewriter Company 228 West Colfax Avenue Fred's Barber Shop 1021 East Madison Street Compliments of A Friend The Gas Company 309 North Michigan Street Grand Leader 225-229 South Michigan Street 84 Greene's, lnc. 223 South Michigan Street Graf Hardware Co. 3007 Mishawaka Avenue Hans-Rintzsch Luggage Shop Michigan at Colfax - 3-2200 Harry's Flower and Gift Shop 826 South Michigan Street Heeter's Sport Spot 2921 Mishawaka Avenue Hines Dry Goods and Shoe Store 3008 Mishawaka Avenue Compliments of the Hi-Y Hollis Funeral Home 2528 Mishawaka Avenue Holston's Floral Shop 2913 Mishawaka Avenue Home Plumbing and Heating Supply 717-721 East Sample Success to you House of Harter Compliments of The Indiana Club johnson's Home Store 3318 Mishawaka Avenue Karlin Rexall Drug Store Leer and Calvert Street Kindig Bros. 2226 Mishawaka Avenue Kirby Company 3617 Mishawaka Avenue Compliments of The Kroger Company Lamont's Drugs 3015 Mishawaka Avenue Compliments of The C. E. Lee Company Lincoln Highway Bakery 807 Lincolnway West Lou's Standard Service Corner Mishawaka Avenue and 23rd Street McCann's Quality Meats Album Circulation Staff. G. Feldman. BACK ROW: D L B T I G Zk R F S . eng, . ayor, . ler, . ragomenl, Z merman. FRONT ROW: P. Arisman, N. Langen baum, N. Cleghorn, V. Van Hove, P. Gugle, J.Berman. Milady Shop 119 North Michigan Street Morningside Pharmacy 419 West Colfax Avenue Compliments of The National Milk Company Northern Indiana Transit, Inc. 105 East Washington Office Supply and Equipment Co., Inc. 130 North Michigan Owners Discount Corporation Automobile Financing- 1608 Mishawaka Ave. Park 'Sc - 10c Store Compliments of The Parkette 2323 Mishawaka Avenue Parrish Machine Co., Inc. 1702 South Robinson Street The Philadelphia Restaurant, Candies, Pastries, Ice Cream Pilot Engraving Company 324 East Colfax Avenue -4-3611 Priddy-Tompsett Photographers Reco Sporting Goods Look For The Log Front Reliance Pharmacy, Inc. Mishawaka 3027 Mishawaka Avenue 230 West Washington Avenue-4-1191 85 j, in River Park Furniture Company 2915-19 Mishawaka Avenue River Park Lumber Company 2427 Mishawaka Avenue River Park Poultry 3609 Mishawaka Avenue Compliments of River Park Theatre Robertson's of South Bend Rupel Typesetting Corp. Slick-ldeal Laundries C1 Cleaners 317 Lincolnway East Smith's Cafeteria 111 East jefferson Boulevard Al Smith's Record Bar 412 South Michigan Street Sonneborn's Sport Shop 121 West Colfax Avenue Sunnymede Pharmacy 1432 Mishawaka Avenue - 2-7307 Taylor Construction Company, lnc. Machine, Hand Composition-Reproduction Proofs Builders-520 East Sample Street Peter Schumacher fr Sons, Inc. General Contractors Schiffer Drug Store 609 East jefferson Boulevard Best Wishes to john Adams Schlosser's Dairy Products Compliments of Shippers Dispatch, lnc. , .f .i H. R. Terryberry Company Manufacturing jewelers j. Trethewey, joe the jeweler 104 North Main Street-j. M. S. Bldg. Tressa K Beauty Nook 415 East South Street-2-1833 Ullery Coal G' Mason Supplies Co. 319 South St. Peter 86 Van Horne 6' Company 114 West Washington Street WSBT CBS for South Bend Greetings from Whitcomb G Keller, lnc. Williams, the'Florist 219 West Washington Avenue Otis M. Wilson Grocery and Market 2118 Mishawaka Avenue George Wyman Cr Co. 103 North Michigan Street Y. M. C. A. Campus Club Welcomes You Each Friday and Saturday Eve Ziker Cleaners 251 East Sample Street Zimmer's Food Market 736-738 South Eddy Street CAPTIONS FOR BABY PICTURES ON PAGE 29 TOP ROW: Evelyn Estes, Nancy Coswell, Carl Blechschmidt, Carol O'Brien, Chuck Eaton, Terresa Ferraro, Mary Ann Fisher. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Soelch, Sylvia Lerner, Dick Bennett, Judy Riggs, Charlotte Moxley, Ann Ulrich. THIRD ROW: Ronald Lynch, John Meyer, Su and Jo Green, Naomi Brown, Paul Green. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Denyes, David Brown, Marlene Gilbert, Jack Dickson, Ray Seifer, Harold Knightlinger, Pat Quimby. CAPTIONS FOR BABY PICTURES ON PAGE 30 TOP ROW: Sue Smith, Delores Mahler, .lim Rogers, Jim and Mary Lahey, Pat Hammond. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Rohrbaugh, Gordon Barclay, Elliot Weinberg, Bill Tait, Bob Wegner, Gloria Ziker, John Rice. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Beck, Marion Hulbert, Joanne Mortensen, James Albright, Marlin Miller, Peggy Davis, Wilma Latham. CAPTIONS FOR BABY PICTURES ON PAGE 31 TOP ROW: Don Oedekirk, Bob Northrop, Dan Rich, Dick Moore, Bruce Million. MIDDLE ROW: Ed Morris, Maxine Silber, Bill Weatherly, Pat Shaw, Eugene Heckman, Bob Ross. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Schrager, Shirley Rogers, Ken Callaway, Bill Baranowski, Willie Netzle, Jon Ohlheiser.