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

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HARD at work on the musical, Kraig iiinga to a group of roustabouts. AFTER the madrigal diriner, the Knochs and Epp ad- mire a glass given to Mr. Epp by Becky Stucky THE barn all painted, the eight seniors sit in front of their masterpeice. Our school. It ' s alive, yet peaceful and fun, with nothing artificial added. Artificial Added Opening 5

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DEFINITELY alive, these chamber choir boys try to impress someone writh their maturity. MEMBERS of the boys section in A Cappella help out the rest of the choir at a concert. A large auditorium with a good sized stage is also an asset to our school system. Accous- tically sound choir and band rooms have heard many squeaks and groans as various musi- cal groups have worked for perfection. with Nothing 4 Opening

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Mr. A . . . Rookie of the Year This year the senior class would again like to acknowl- edge a special faculty member. Ever since the seventh grade, there has been one person who has had the job of scheduling our sports events and seeing that we arrived without too much trouble. As we became high school students, he be- came more to us than just the athletic director. We got to know him as a teacher and friend. Many of us will never forget the driver ' s training course we took under his direc- tion. As we started playing reserve and varsity sports, this man be- came even more important. Now that we have four years of high school behind us and we step out into the world, we have memories of this man that will always stay with us. He never missed an important event and always supported every athletic event. We, the class of 1981, are proud to dedicate the 1980-81 edition of the Reflection to our dedicated athletic director, Mr. Harry Anderson. MR. Anderson with dreams of becoming Coach of the Year. AT the age of five months Mr. Anderson already has that sophiscated look. HARD at work Mr. Anderson schedules hames, one of the many things he does best. 6 Dedications