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

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The Administration Strives to Inspire the Before Dr. Charles C. Holt became superin- tendent of the South Bend Community School Corporation, he served as President of the Illinois Association of Secondary School Principals. He was secretary of the Council of Education Admin- istration and a member of the Finance Committee of the Illinois Education Association. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree at Southeast Missouri State College in 1948, his Master of Arts Degree at the University of Illinois in 1950. and his Doctor of Education Degree at the same university in 1960. DR. CHARLES C. HOLT: Superintendent The School Board disrupts their busy schedule to pose for pictures. SEATED: Chester Allen, secretary, Mort Linder, president, Dr. Charles Holt, superintendent. STANDING: Thomas Bat h, Dr. Gladys Frith, Louis Bruggner, vice-president, John Wagner. Absent from picture is Paul Ivankovig, Jr.

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The faculty plays a very dominant role in the bettering of the high standards set forth in an institution such as John Adams High School. Besides instilling within the students the knowledge that they have learned, their attitudes must reflect on the students. The students must learn to get along with their fellow teachers, as well as their fellow stu- dents. A feeling of unity must prevail in order to have cooperation among the administration and the students. The faculty is very much a part of John Adams, and therefore the stu- dents must respect their teachings. The fac- ulty tries to keep the standards at their high- est most and in order to do so, they must have the cooperation of the students.

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Students in Education Through the dedicated efforts of Mr. Virgil L. Landry, the third principal in the history of John Adams High School, the reputation of John Adams has remained on a high level. Mr. Landry earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1952 at Butler University and his Master of Arts Degree at Ball State University in 1963. He has done additional graduate work at Indiana University. MR. VIRGIL L LANDRY: Principal Mr. William Przybysz, during his two years as assistam principal at John Adams, has tried to establish an understanding between the faculty and the students. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1958 and his Master of Arts Degree in 1965 from Ball State University. Mr. Landry and Mr. Przybysz read the weekly bulletin.