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

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Exploration of the Unknown and the Unseen The varied science courses have the common goal of teaching the basic elements of life. Physical Science Is offered for those students wishing to receive a stronger foundation of basic science First year biology explores the concepts of living organisms. Further information about plants and animals is gained through advanced biology Physics and chemistry courses strive to explain the generally accepted but little understood facts of the world around us. A student learns how to think for himself by working In the lab and then drawing conclusions from the chemical reactions he has observed. A new course, second year chemistry, explores these same principles in depth. The science department, with Mr. Reber as its head, coordinates these courses into a well rounded and meaningful phase of the academic program. Above Left: Rick Sayers is surprised by a cheniical reaction. II .h Nsncy Groff finds Mr. Goodman willing to help her after class. Mr. Reber gleefully prepares to concoct a new chemical solution. 23

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Science Requires an MR JACK GOODMAN: BS. Marion College: M.ST. University of New Hamp- shire: Chemistry: Chess Club Sponsor. MR JOHN KOELLNER: B S., Noire Dame: MAT, Notre Dame: Chemistry: Biology MR RICHARD KRAR: A B.. Duke University: Science: Assistant Football Coach. MR ERNEST LITWEILER: B.S.. Manchester College: M.S., Indiana University: Advanced Biology, Walton Club Sponsor. MR LAWRENCE MARTIN: A.B., Idiana State University: M.S., Indiana University: Biology: Screen Club Sponsor. MR PAUL L REBER: AB, Manchester College: AM., Wayne State University; Chemistry: Department Head MR WILLARD V. ROBERTS JR.: A.B.. Maryville College: MS.. Purdue University: Biology: Ushers Club Sponsor MR. JOHN SHANLEY AB, M.A.. Indiana University: Biology: Mu Beta Sponsor. MR. KENNETH E. WILLIAMS: B.S.. M.S., Indiana State University: Algebra; Physics. Mr. Williams tries to explain the concepts of light Judy Rinehart finds chemistry charts confusing. ,

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Mr Shutz lets his students exchange news while he takes attendance. Social Studies Classes ii m M MR. WILLIAM E. ALYEA: AB.. MA. Western Kentucky University: American History: Student Council Sponsor MR. THOMAS BULL: AB., MA. Notre Dame: History: English: Literature Club Sponsor. MR SAMUEL A COMPANION: BS, MA, Ball State University: Government: Sociology: Introduction to Social Studies: Booster Club Sponsor MISS JOAN FITTERLING B S . MS.. Indiana University: Social Studies. MR DAVID W HADAWAY: B.A. M ississippi College: M.A., Notre Dame: Social Sciences, Assistant Basketball Coach. MR ROBERT L REED: BE.. Tulane University: BS., Bethel College: M,S., St. Francis College: Social Studies: Assistant Swimming Coach. MR JAMES ROOP: A B, Manchester College: M.S., Indiana University: United States History: Department Head. MR JOHN J SCHUTZ: MA, Notre Dame: BS, Ball Stale University: History: Government, Ticket Manager. MR JAMES G STAVROS: BS., Ball Stale University: M.A„ Ball State University: Government, Sociology: International Relations. 24