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

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Mr. Piety presents Adriana with her diploma. Adrians celebrates her victory over the freshmen at the powderpuff football game. ? Hablas Portuguesa? ' LJablas Portuguesa? You may not ■ I lunderstand this phrase but Adriana Jardim does. Aridana is originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She has been living in the United States for a year as an exchange student. Adriana became an exchange student so that she could learn about the American way of life and their school system. Adriana commented that she has had many memorable moments during her stay experiences of living with different families. Some of Adriana ' s interests include surfing, shopping, making new friends and staying close to old ones. Adriana is also a very talented dancer. At one of the home basketball games, she and Cami Willey did a very impressive dance routine to What a Feeling. Adriana ' s future plans are to return to Brazil and finish her senior year of school. She then wants to attend college and maybe major in hotel or school managing. Adriana in America. Some of these moments include Pom Pon Camp, Cheerleader Camp, the trips I believes that she has gained a lot from her to San Francisco, North Carolina, Nevada, stay in America and hopes that someday Arizona, the Rotary meetings, and the she will have a chance to return. Adriana Jardim Hobbies: Dancing, Reading, Shopping. Favorites: Food: Pizza, Oreo Cookies Color: Pink, Black, Blue Song: Walk Like an Egyptian Subject: Math Cartoon: Garfield Movie: Stand By Me Pet Peeve: When people pretend to be your friend at the time they want, or having two faces. In front of you is your friend but behind you is not. Most Embarrassing Moment: One summer in North Carolina, 1 was very hungry and confused and instead of saying that my stomach was growling, I said, My stomach is barking!

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A Tribute to Mrs, Minch We, the graduating class of 1987, are proud to announce that the 1986- 87 edition of Reflection is dedicated to Mrs. Jane Minch. She is not only a fantastic teacher but also a friend to her students. When a student needs guidance, encouragement, or just someone to talk to, she is always there willing to help. Mrs. Minch graduated from Portland High School and attended Indiana University. Her first love in life is teaching and reading literature, but she also finds time to collect and restore antiques and to travel. She enjoys almost all sports but has a certain passion for basketball. Mrs. Minch and her husband, John, have two children, Alison and Ted. She is very proud of her family and tries to maintain a positive attitude. Her advice to students for the present and future is simply, Allow yourself to be the very best you can be. Mrs. Minch has helped many students achieve this goal. Mrs. Minch will always be a well- remembered teacher who has given the class of 1987 some very good memories. Mrs. Minch works hard at restoring the old house. Mrs. Minch and her husband relax on a Rorida beach during vacation. Mrs. Minch ' s two children, Alison and Ted

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Sprechen Sprechen Sie Deutsch is another phrase that one S.A. student understands. This student is Angela Frenzel. Angie, originally from Russelsheim, West Germany, has been living in the CInited States since last August. Angie became an exchange student because she wanted to learn about American ' s culture and their everyday life. Angie has had many memorable moments during her stay in America. Some of these include her trips to Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York. Angie also especially enjoyed the dinner before Prom Deutsch? with Tina, Kim, Janet, and Lisa. Some of Angle ' s interests include drawing, swimming, tennis, reading, downhill skiing, and jazz-dance. She is also a very talented photographer. During the art exhibit at the Pops Concert, Angie had a chance to display some of her fabulous pictures. Angle ' s future plans are to return to West Germany and become an apprentice in a kindergarten class. She hopes of someday becoming a professional photographer. Returning to America someday, is also a future plan for Angie. I think that American teenagers are no different than European teenagers. They both just like to have fun! ' I • . Angie Frenzel Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Dancing, Travelling to foreign countries Favorites: Food: Austrian Color: Purple Song: How to be a Millionaire by ABC Subject: Photography Sport: Swimming Cartoon: Garfield Movie: Pretty in Pink Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning Angie is with her friends during a tennis match.