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

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8:00 Play-Comedy Life With Father is kind of different. He ' s a little loud and rather hard to get used to. But deep down, everyone knows he ' s really a lovable guy. You just have to know how to handle him. That ' s Mother ' s job. Don ' t be fooled, she ' s the one who ' s really in charge. Mother knows just how to handle Father, but she only takes advantage of it in crit- ical situations — when the bills come, rel- atives make surprise visits, and especially in getting her family to heaven. Family life revolves around Father ' s moods. When they find father in a good mood the boys laugh right along with him. But when they find Father ' s mood poor, their activities are a bit more sub- dued. But outsiders are often shocked by this normal routine. Perhaps Father has something to do with the amazing turn- over of maids in the household, a new one nearly every day. Yet it is possible to get used to Father. After all, his family was able to do it. The family minister accepts Father ' s views, although he doesn ' t always like them. And then there ' s the cook who somehow stuck out fifteen years of not knowing what to expect from Father. And most of all, Little Theater audi- ences February 22, 23, and 25 enjoyed learning to live with Father. ABOVE: The Day ' s spirited cook Margaret (Judy Spigle) plots with Vinnie (Lisa Was) on a special breakfast to calm Father ' s reaction to another sur- prise visit. RIGHT: Now Clare. . . Vinnie (Lisa Was) tries to weather another storm as Father (Jeff Sanders) once again insists that his house must be run on a sound business basis. FAR UPPER RIGHT: In a rare somber moment Father (Jeff Sanders) consoles Harlan (John Manier) and Whitney (Phil Bender) when Mother falls ill. FAR RIGHT CENTER: Cousin Cora (Pauline Mudis) greets Vinnie (Lisa Was) with all the latest gossip which seems to be of great interest to John (Victor Goetz) and Mary (Emily Johnstone). NEAR LOWER RIGHT: Father (Jeff Sanders) pre- pares to read his morning paper. FAR LOWER RIGHT: Upon hearing of the serious- ness of Vinnie ' s condition, Dr. Lloyd (Chris Sayre) expounds on Vinnie ' s many virtues. 24 Student Life

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Powder Bowl II The class of 79 easily rolled over the Freshmen and then fought out a vicious championship game to capture Powder Bowl II, their second consecutive John Adams Powderpuff Championship. The difference was that all the other teams relied on trick plays and we had a solid game plan, said Senior Coach Chris Collier. In the first round the Seniors beat the Freshmen 35-6, while the Juniors eliminated the Sophomores 13-0 to earn their shot at the title. The final game proved that girls really can play football as the two teams had to fight hard for every yard. The seniors took the title 13-6. FAR ABOVE LEFT: These sure aren ' t the Dallas ABOVE: Members of the Powder Bowl II champion FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Zebra Humnicky goes over the Cowgirls! Senior team fire up before capturing their second rules with Senior Lisa Swartz. Student Life 23

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