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

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Prime Time i a jn H . ' . Party time, study time, game time, rock-n-roil time, movie time, telephone time, and pizza time —our time : . . The good times that make our parents look back on high school and talk about the good ole ' days. . ' -■ There were times we laughed — like the fall nights after football games when we piled into old cars and traveled from School Field to Pizza Hut, .carelessly forgetting our troubles and just having a .good time wandering in and out before finally .sitting down arid chowing down on pizza. : v Then there-were the times we couldn ' t laugh — frke.t ' he Sunday night after a weekend of partying .wh ' e%we were faced with a bleak night of writing : : jer. for [English. Then the morning after when the alafm ' clock refused to be ignored . . . tit TOP LEFT: Hey — look at us 1 Dave Roberts among the m est Irequer l cusic mers — uui [top) and Jim Knllenberger clown around at ing lunch he urs after games , and atte a basketball game. FAR ABOVE kevin Bradford eyes his oppo dances ABOVE Dun ng hall-tim = ol th e final sec nent as Skip Jones presents a formidable guard to an oncoming player LEFT CENTER Out of the 25 billion people tional game thers. the has template their qqamst the ketball tean strategy fo Wash i rests Ihethi ngton Pan as they con d quarter. served at McDonalds. Adams students are

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What ' s Happen in ' Anytime Twilight Zone Students have late night feelings that they will never get to sleep again as they struggle to finish two weeks of homework in one night. The Untouchables Record numbers of students receive academic awards. More Adams students are named National Merit Finalists than are named at any other high school in South Bend. Two students are named candidates for Presidential Scholarships. Gong Show Student Government gives parody of famous T.V. show. Adams graduate Jim Wiesjahn comes back by popular demand to play the part of Chuck Bar- ris. Ed Szucs, Paulette Cwidak, and Anne Ger- mano judge a drum act to be the best. Masterpiece Theater The Adams Drama Club produces three shows during the year. They meet with much success. 8 JA GUIDE