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

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Rollerskating, movies, basketball, rties, work, watching sports on TV, ;quetball, snowmobiling, and skiing 3 all on the program. And, oh yes, we jstn ' t forget sleep. Homework does come in there mewhere along the line, says junior ula Hooker, but a few parties never hurt anyone. There is a serious side to the week- end, though. I work on Saturdays, which is a pain, says senior Lisa Klin- gler, but the extra money is well worth it. Not everyone, however, has the same old dull weekend jobs. Senior George Scheel, for example, spends his Satur- day and Sunday mornings refereeing IYHL hockey, while junior George Pat- ton is a member of the Bendix Woods Ski Patrol. But the overwhelming 1 favorite weekend pastime of John Adams stu- dents is — need we say it? — zzzzzzzzzz. Student Life 13

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Wake Me In Time for The Weeken FAR LEFT: Right in the faces of two wildcats Lynn during the usual wait for a booth at Pizza Hut. Mitchem starts the weekend out right with two for RIGHT: After a stop at Wendy ' s, seniors David the Big Red Machine. Pauszek and Tracey Brosmer debate whether LEFT: Led by two of its three founders, Mark Weis- they can still handle the large bucket of popcorn man and Tom Ernsperger, the sophomore kazoo to add to their movie pleasure, corps keeps it lively, and mostly noisy, at each FAR RIGHT: Charmin squad strikes again! Senior home basketball game. We ' ve got spirit, how Kevin Wasowski and junior Andy Zutter launch about you? another roll in their infamous Charmin Attacks, CENTER: Late during the post-game rush, junior America ' s greatest artifical snowstorn. Have a Kevin Lennon passes the time in conversation nice weekend! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- day, FRIDAY! All week we wait for that final click of the clock. 3:00. It ' s finally here. The weekend. Two glorious days. Junior Karen Kimbriel says, I ' m always out of the house. My parents never see me. 1 2 Student Life

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Spirit Week — The Difference Like every other year at Adams, Spirit Week was the week before Basketball Sectionals when signs were worked on by Student Government and other interested class members. As usual, it was culminated in a pep assembly Friday morning amidst cheering and excitement. The difference, though, is described by Kevin Wasowski: I would just like to let every person know that you were ol vital importance to the success of the basketball season. Never could anyone imagine the electric- ity and unity you displayed throughout the year. We cheered together, celebrated together, and when the time came cried together. The team has left more than a reputation for John Adams, we ' ve left memories, which will always remain untar- nished. The final victory of Sectionals came when our 14 Student Life