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

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Hi- Adams Eve is that one time of year for the Hi-Y boys to display their basketball talents. They played the Freshmen and wonf?j. An added attraction was the cor- onation of a High-Why queen. One of the many services that the Hi-Y perform is the filling of Thanksgiving bas- kets for the needy. Hi-Y members were kept busy helping with the County Annual Swingheart Sway dance and the Christmas and Easter Assem- blies. Row 1: B. Butler, D. Dillman, T. Pearson, J. D3ViS1E-N9lS0n,B-P9955 Robbe, B. Davis, J. Harrell, Mr. Mutti. Row 2: T. Gerber, J. Dickey, B. jackson, R. Rob- ison, D. Ashenfelter, K. Hedman, T. Evans, B. Coy Row 3: D. Mickelsen, P. Knuckman, S. Lumm, D. Comprising the Hi-Y basketball team are B. Coy, Mr. Mutti Csponsorb, D. Marquardt Cchaplainj, K Hedman T Pearson T Evans B. Jackson T. T- Evans CD1'9SidentD, J. Dickey Cvice-presidentj, Gerber, and D. Dillman. l T. Gerber Csecretaryj, K. Hedman Ctreasurerj. 28 Row 4: C. Litweiler, J. Martz, R. Eubank, G Chamberlin, T. Zimmer, D. Marquardt. Row 5: L. Hickman, L. McKinney, H. Wallace, T Toepp, J. Evans, F. Schlemmer.

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Library Club Keeping the library in good working order is the duty of the Library Club. Among the services per- formed are mending books, filing cards, checking out books, and collecting lines. Members took time out from their busy duties for the traditional Senior Picnic and to attend the High School Librarians Associa- tion Convention. CLeft to rightb W Stewart, A. Oberle, L. Farian, P. Grenert, R. DeGroff, E Hodes C Carpenter, R. Buck, S. Skodinski, J. VVyatt. G. A. A. Row 1: H. Bready, L. Farian, F. Klosswski, B. Alford, B. Harris, P. Taylor, K. Howell. Row 2: C. Jones, V. Warner, J. Longfellow, B. Kitson, A. Fetters, S. Valentine, S. Cogdell, H. Anderson. Ask the girls of G.A.A. ques- tions on sports' rules and they would probably know. Their activities are varied but this year they concentrated on vol- ley ball and trampoline work. Using a point system the girls may receive a pin for athletic activities on or out of school. 27 Miss Bready, sponsor, C. Jones, presi- dent, P. Taylor, vice-pres., B. Geans treasurer.

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h m'f 'i' - . . .... .,X.x,. . . ..: .. .l . Row 1: J. Taylor, D. Wils, C. Taylor, S. Codgell, P. McDaniel, J. Bell, S. Haack, C. Cako. B. Wetzel, M. Engel, B. Hubartt. Row 3: J. Toothaker, M. Stout, S. Snyder, J. Row 2: K. Papandria, A. McKinney, M. Wiseman, Messmore, D. Nemeth, R. Dillion, S. Morros, K. Markey. L 29 - Teens The Y-Teens began the year with a Wel- coming Tea for the freshmen girls and a tea for the city exchange students. On Church Sunday, they gathered for some to attend a Catholic Church, others a Pro- testant Church. The annual decoration of the school Christmas tree was tackled. As before, a party followed. The Y-Teens sponsored sessions with Miss Hunt and brought Mrs. Hickock for an eight-week modeling course followed by a fashion show at Robertson's. A candlelight recognition ser- vice took in new officers. One of the many service projects was the giving of hours to the Children's Home. Cleft to right! J. Kluessner ttreasurerb, A. Kluess- C. Messmore fVice-Pres.J, J. ner Csecretaryj, Lindale CPresidentJ, Miss Swank Csponsorb.