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

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have busy year. A new record of 1052 books was set for the sale of yearbooks this year. The slogan Our Life under the Tower launched the drive for the selling of yearbook subscrip- tions at the beginning of the fall semester. Twenty-one staff members worked dili- gently writing copy and identifying, crop- ping. and pasting pictures as they raced to meet their deadlines. It wasn't all work and no play as the Album Staff took time out from itis busy schedule to give a faculty tea, listened to W.J.J.D., and spread false rumors about the cover's color. Looking over the dummy for 1959 are Assistant Editor Freya Finch, Editor-in-Chief Jo Ann Dobecki and Sponsor Mr. Carroll. Checking undergraduate pictures are the class Taking a break from the busy Album period editors Carol Ensign, Denny Barnette, Shirley are C0'AdVeftiSiUg Editor Ann Kluessflefi Aft Krug, Mary Ann Haines, and Pat Bezeredy. Editor Judy Kelley, Business Manager Brian But- ler, Co-Advertising Editor, Joni Lindale, and Cir- culation Manager Linda Hammes. 23 5 Looking over pictures to crop are Faculty Editor Jan Kluessner, Co-Feature Editors Ann Bennett and Judy Hughes, and Publicity Manager Marshall Nelson, Checking for typographical errors in the index are Index Editor Fred Kummerle, Co-Clubs Editor Janet Rawles, Index Editor Joyce Resler, and Sports Editor Port Laderer. Absent from picture was Co-Clubs Editor Linda Ebeling.

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Looking over a lay-out sketch of the next issue of the Tower are art editor Gene Stevens, circulation manager Dixie Davis, exchange editor Mary Reber, and business manager Janet Rawles. Reading the final edition of the Tower as it ap- pears on Friday are Sports Editor Phil Mikesell, Editor-in-Chief Sue Welber, News Editor Beth Ryon, and Feature Editor Linda Ebeling. Publications Seen scurrying around the halls second hour of everyday trying to get any scoops possible are the editors of the Tower. After the Tower is edited and fitted to the dummy it is sent to the printer. Tower assignments are given out on Thursday and have to be handed back completed the following Wed- nesday. The Tower sold about 600 new subscrip- tions this year. This was a new record. The editors took some time out to have a little fun. Sometimes they sneaked across the street with members of the Album staff or planned a surprise birthday party for Sponsor Miss Walsh. 'ca Row 1: C. Moore, K. Kenady, J. Metcalfe, J. Hehl, L. Thibos, M. Horn. Seated: A. Kluessner, S. Clarke, K. Schaefer, L. Hammes, J. Eby, C. Schiller, S Row 2: P. Edgerton, J. Barnette, B. Anderson, S. Keltner, P. Rice, S. Schwanz. Boggs, S. Davis. Row 2: A. Eader, D. Opperman, M. Ritter, S. Valentine, P. Haines, C. Bird, M Row 3: J. Rux, L. Meeks, S. Kulp, J. Proud, M. Alberts, J. Quattrin. Weir, S. Janovsky, D. Fischgrund, J. Goldenberg. Row 3: S. Marrs, C. Fischgrund, J. Hehl, S. Kuc, B. Helkie, J. Kluessner. 22

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Row 1: J. Martz, M. Finnerans, T. Granger, S. DeBarba, K, Mickelsen, A. MacLean, K. Kenady' L. Meeks, J. Metcalfe, J. Rux, S. Richards, D. Wa11man,J,Nemeth. Row 2: J- Bell. C- Riley. S- Adams, K- MOOTG, C. Colip, S. Codgell, J. Lemontree, L. Mowe, J. Stevens. P- Krueger- Row 3: J. Goldenberg, S. Ashenfelter, D. Fischgrund, J, Paulk, B. Jacks, J. Abbott, C. Szabo, M. Winslow, J. Richards, C. Carpenter. Row 1: J. Rosenstein, J. Iiovelace,-C. Sgiiller, C. Fishgrund, S. Baker, M. Horn, L. Thibos, A el' B Helkie P Rusk J Lindale J Kluessner, M Henz C Hegg J VanFaa5en Kl1essn,. ,. ,. ,. , ,, ,, , J- Martin-Row 2: G. Levy, J. Hughes, S. Welber, L. Ham mes, J. Eich, B. Ryon, S. Keller, J- Wingef S-Cl81'k9- A- Eadef. S- M8l'k0, S- Kllbiak- Row 3: L. Haves. M. Seedorf. F. Liggett. J- Weir. R. Medow, L. Thompson, D. Sellenberg, M. Nelson, J, Bal-lin, J, Johnson, F, Kuemme,-le, T . Lehr, D. Mickelsen, B. Liss. 24 Our Town highlights Our Town and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay were the actors accom- plishments this year. The critics are still raving! Although the back stage crew was small for the first play, it grew considerably for the back stage work for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The Drama Club featured competitive ticket contests under the ticket co-chairmen, Bill Williamson and Marshall Nelson. Our T own was an out- standing dramatic accomplishment for the Adams dramatists. The actors reverted to the Roarin' 20's for the delightful comedy, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Drama and Thespian officers left to right: S. Welber, CSecretary, Drama Clubj, L. Thompson, CVice-Pres. Drama Club, Treasurer Thespiansb, D. Mickelsen, CPres. Drama Clubj, M. Seedorf, CPres. Thespiansb, J. Hughes, CSec. Thespians, Treasurer Drama Clubb, G. Levy, CHis- torian Thespiansj .