South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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COACH Bridge explains the offense to tlie bonfire crowd. GERRI Augsburger and Tammy Laux take a break while decorating the hall.

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STARS REFLECT THE PAST WHEN 1 grow up 1 want to be Homecoming Queen. THE South Adams Homecoming was ery successful. The Homecoming festivities Degan with a flaming bonfire on Thursday ;vening. Many of the student body and Tiany people from the community attended the bonfire on the cold, drizzly night to isten to Coach Bob Bridge explain how the defense and offense of the team functioned. He also introduced the starting offensive ind defensive un its for the upcoming game. On Friday afternoon from 3:30-7:00 P.M., the FFA held its annual chicken bar- Deque. The meal included half of a chicken, baked beans, roll and butter, peanut butter Drownie, and milk or jungle juice. Prior to Homecoming, the student coun- cil decided not to have a float competition but instead to have a hall decorating com- petition. The first prize of twenty-five dol- lars went to the freshmen class, who dec- orated the teachers ' dining area. Another exciting event during Home- coming was the crowning of the Queen. The student council also decided not to have a King for Homecoming, but to have escorts for the Queen candidates only. Selected as 1978 Homecoming Queen by her fellow students was Miss Tami Amstutz, the daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Am- stutz. Prior to the crowning, the Marching Starfires performed for the crowd. The big event of the ent ire festivities was the football game against county rival, Adams Central. South Adams dominated the Flying Jets and handed them a 30-6 de- feat. At that point in the season, the Stars proudly owned a perfectly unblemished 5-0 record. Following the game, a dance sponsored by the student council was held in the com- mons. The highly recommended band, Aug- ust Heat, performed for the many people who attended the dance. The entire Homecoming celebration had to rank as one of the most successful and spirited in South Adams History. 1977 Queen Tanya Lehman presents newly crowned Queen Tami Amstutz witli a gift.