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

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juniors Kent Hedman, Carolyn Bird, Lucy Thibos, and Terry Lehr are fitted for their class rings as they anxiously await the time when they will be seniors. Returning all the help of the faculty, Freya Finch and jo Dobecki pour at the annual Album Faculty Tea. Breathing a sigh of relief, these happy seniors are discussing future plans, The Beatnik theme was carried out by the seniors advertising for the Senior Carnival. 11 --- School's out! like sm Q, Three girls are seen decorating for one of the regular Student Council dances following a basket- ball game.

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:gf iii S4-- xvv Ray Wilson puts the finishing touches on the polar bear which many biology students and Mr. Litweiler helped prepare. we With an illustration, geometry is more easily under stood. Mary Jane Zellers exemplifies the advanced biology department by observing the lion cub from Poto- watomi Park Zoo. 12 Our Varied Adamsites were stimulated this year by our challenging curriculum. Our quest in our English courses was for the TRUTH, and we learned to examine our own ideas and principles critically under the expert gui- dance of our instructors. Hungering and thirsting for knowledge, inquisitive minds penetrated into the realms of foreign language. Latin, French, and Spanish were sometimes Greek to us - but we managed to gain better understand- ings of the people whose native tongue we were studying. Learning by doing, these Government stu- dents stage a mock political convention.