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

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Roaming the Hallways The most f opular place to be at Adams is the hallway. The hussle and bussle of movement from class to class is a mild as any intersection during rush hour. But conunuting to and from class is only a small part of the activity which takes place there. The halls also set the scenes for morning studying , birthday parties, an occasional fight, or romance. To the inexperienced freshman, the haU- ways are dark and sinister places, filled with snarling hallguards and confusing cor- ridors. But to the upper classman and fac- ulty member, our hallways are the choices for social life and entertainment. LEFT: Hello Mom? Can you pick me up? refrains Laurie Vogel ABOVE: Amy Bali uses the hallways as an opportunity to catch up on her homework before the firet hour bell. . BO ' E: Dave Wisniewski ' s locker represents his home away from home. Life-25

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Eagles Stirrup Spirit This year ' s spirit week assembly cele- brated the beginning of the 1981 basketball sectional tourney, and many students devoted their after school hours to decorat- ing the gym with sigiis for class competi- tion, and building of spirit chains. Led by M.C. ' s Tom Devetski and Tom Emsperger, the activities included routines by the pom-pon and rifle squads, a shoe race, skits, and a baby bottle contest which was won by Mr. Poe. The seniors were the victors in the class competition, the spirit chain, and the Whose goima win tonight? cheer that was led by Dave Darnell. RIGHT: After being babied by the cheerleaders, Mr. Poe finishes his botde first and is ready for his nap. 1 % ' HB ■ 1 iPlI p ■- Bf 1 ih W ■ m HKs m w Km 1 ' d iM K j H i ' - ' il l Wi B HlL I mt il l |M| i B K ■ B ' (J i K J B Bl El iH H: J 24-Life FAR ABOVE LEFT: Head Eagle substitute Dave Darnell smiles as the student body reply to: Whose gonna win tonight? ABOVE: Brian Lennon expresses the joy felt by everyone after defeating 2 ranked Lasalle in the sectionals.

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Herding Them in Two by Two Do you remember the story of Noah and the ark? Many students thought they did until the John Adams Drama Club pre- sented its spring musical presentation, Two by Two , on May 7th, 8th, and 9th. The production was under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Geomor, and brought a color- ful, humorous tale of Noah ' s efforts to get his wife and family on the ark. Accompa- nied by the orchestra, the musical filled the auditorium with song and dance. The hours of hard work and dedication for both cast and crew, proved Adams to be once again the finest form of entertainment. FAR ABOVE: Ester (Lisa Fujawa) dies before the long joumey ends. ABOVE: Two by two the animals dance their way on the ark. ABOVE: Noah unselfishly does his best to cheer his sad and sickly Ester. 26-Life