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

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A FINAL GLANCE AT THE AMAZING SENIORS A reinacted scene from Hee Haw was the Senior girls Sectional pep club skit. A couple of egotistical, eccentric maniacs sit in a math room. THESE two pages, titled A Last Look at the Seniors, are in memory of the last grad- uating class of the ' 70 ' s at South Adams High School. Since tliis is their yearbook, we felt it would be nice to give you a last glimpse at our departing class. Although they will be gone physically from the school, we are posi- tive that many people will hold them in their memories for a long time after their departure. The school will lose a valuable dimension when this outgoing, fun-loving, talented group takes its leave. Even though the class is somewhat lazy, they did work ex- tremely hard at having a good time. They accompUshed a great deal, and they added an exciting aura to the character of the school. We sincerely hope that this classy, star-studded, and last-of-the-decade class of ' 79 will use the achievements and knowledge that they garnered through their thirteen years of school to the best of their abihty. SOMETIMES it is hard for students to stay awake at school. DR. J. gives us the thumbs up sign. Msm 4 f Ik WE hope you are having an enjoyable day, Tod- dy-Poo. THE evil, eerie look of Randy Moser.

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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.

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THE senior guys finish a song for their Section- al pep club presentation. THE four folly jollies take time out of their busy schedule to pose for a picture. THREE intelligent seniors try to stay alert dur- ing psychology class. ONE of the biggest hot dogs of them all was Rex » ' , Lautzenheiser. ALL alone after school, Mike Lehman overlooks some activities.