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

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THE organizer of the tournament, Miss Jones, takes a break from the heart pounding action. THE determination shows on Bo Moore ' s face as he returns a big shot during the doubles tourney. DOUBLE partners, Mike Gerber and Mark Moore, prepare to defeat their opponent. THE big overhand smash of Randy Moser. bik i SEVERAL freshman participants pause for a pict- SEEMINGLY unnerved by the excitement, Carey Moser awaits the start of the game.

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COACH Hoopingainer doing what he does best. HEAD basketball coach, Mr. Kent Hoopingarner, points out something to his players. THE students are always under observation by Mr. Schuman. BROWN-NOSER Richard Rhoades explains an article to Mike Lehman and Mr. Stauffer. MR. Schuman watches Jeff Ballard work on his project. THEY INTRODUCED MANY INTERESTING IDEAS NEW FACES APPEAR AT S.A. THE high school had many new faces en- ter the faculty and administrative systems. The eight new men had to come in to replace the famiUar faces that left last year. They had to enter a new town, get accustomed to a different setting, atmosphere, and unfamiliar people, and they had to fill positions such as teachers, counsellors, and principals. Although they had the usual problems that come to people in a strange environment, these people did an outstanding job of coping with the problems in and out of school. The nine fresh faces coming to the high school this year were those of Dr. Oren G. Skinner, Mr. Michael C. Hazen, Mr. Ted Schwartz, Mr. Malcolm Stauffer, Mr. Fred Schuman, Mr. Edward Buzzard, Mr. Steve Tatman, and Mr. Kent Hoopingarner. These people introduced several original ideas, as- sembhes, and innovations for the students, and we appreciate what they contributed to South Adams High School. MANY teachers do more than teach as Mr. Ted Schwartz exemplifies when he was caught partici- pating in the pioneer day.

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DOUBLE partners, Mike Alt and Jerry Jett, await their opponents return shot. SINGLES champion, Steve Bauman, smashes a re- turn shot enroute to his championship. PING PONG TOURNEY SOUTH Adams High School held its first ping pong tournament during the last nine weeks of school. The participants, under the watchful eye of Ms. Norma Jones, played their games during their lunch hour and dur- ing activity period. The contest received a huge amount of interest with numerous con- testants participating in the men and women singles and doubles and in the mixed doubles. It was an interesting and exciting event for both the people who participated and for those who watched. Hopefully the contest will become an annual event. We appreciate all the time and effort that was put forth by the people responsible in order for us to have a change of atmosphere. SEVERAL intense and hard fought ping pong matches take place in the gymnasium. THE mixed doubles tandum of Linda Van Emon and Dave Neuenschwander anticipate their oppo- nents next move. THE mixed champions, Peggy Miracle and Mike Lehman, illustrate their winning form.