thaker Chos - John Adams High School Class Of 1961, South

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Val 21, No 26
-- JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Friday, May 12 l9al
thaker Chos
Adams Junior to Spend
Summer In Danish City
"She's so exmted, she can't sd stD"
"When she found out that she was going, she got so exelted that I had
to flmsh the chemtstry expement by myself "
"She looks so happy'"
These were some of the comments made hv Julm Taothaker'r fr~ends
years AYS representatwe from Adams Juha rereived
new6 last Thursday that she 1s to spend the summer I"
Esb~erg, Denmark, as the "daughter" of Mr and Mrs
Hanq Schmrdt
The trw wlil begin when Julia leaves for Montreal,
Canada, on June 9. From Montreal, she will sail to Rot-
JUNIORS CHOSEN
FOR CONVENTIONS
Pick Elek,
Miller, Morgan
The Amencan Legmn and ~ts
auxlilary unlt have selected the
Adam representatives to Gxls'
and Boys' State Jan Elek will attend
Glris' State from June 25 to
July 3
John Miller and Ozae Morgan
are the tepresentatwes to Boys'
terdam on the ship "Seven Seas." After arriving in Rot-
State, wh~h will be held from
j,,lh terdam, Julia will travel for flfteen hours on a train which June 17 to June 24 Both cltlren-
Tootkther will take her to Esbjerg. Esbjerg is an the western coast
-.=. - .-=>-,.c.*> -.- .% -..A-..~.~~-~ . . shlp lraming schools will be held
%*.'
Denmark and is a moderately
at Indiana Unlverslty Bloommglarge
town.
ton
The last five days Julia's stay Senior (lass The Ammcan Legion-sponsored To Be Presented saiurday
~n Denmark will be spent slght-
BOYS' State IS a program of educa- The second annual Teen-O- bartt, Bill Butler, George Wlnkeltlon
open to boys who w~ll have
seemg m Copenhagen Here she
Scope will be presented tomorrow msnn, Dave Davis, Fred Sloqulst
wll ]om other AFS'ers and wlll Holds Prom completed them junior year m at 1 00 m the Moms Auditorium Tom Wmslow, Jerry Bentele Jerhrsh
school by the end of the curlwe
In one of the famous youth Senlors are anxlouslv awaltmg
The comb~natmn style and talent ry Galko and Paul Klaer
rent school term Bays who have
9 o'clock tnmght at the Indlana
show wzll mclude students fram Twelve talent acts wlll also help
hastels Her tnp wU end as she
completed the flrst semester of
Club when Bobby Wear's arches-
Adams, Rlley, Central, and Wash- to portray an atmosphere of a ship
leaves Rotterdam on August 14
thar senm year In June are also
tra w~ll sound the downbeat an
lngton
of teenagers guing to various forand
arnves In New Yark on Au-
elwble for Bays' State
this year's Senlor Prom
General chairman of Teen-0- ezgn countries The Adams Dance
lust 24 Senior Cabrnet members have
Similarly, Girls' State, wh~h 1s Scope 1s V~kl Hayes Other Ad- Band wtll play selectmns, and Tom
sponsored by the Amencan Legion
ln a letter from her ~ ~ ~ been , Planning ~ h the affalr now for
ams glrls heading committees are Granger wdl dance Students fram
Auxiliary, 1s open to glrls who wlil Sue Fa~rbanks, rcnpts, Penny the other three high schools wrll
ter; ~ ~ learned 1 , that ~ add,- Several weeks The theme, "Moon- be m elther the flrst or second se-
'Ight
t~on to the slster, Bente uha 1s 16,
Mauve," has read'1y lent It-
Edgerton, tickets, and Becky present the remamng ten acts
mester of them senlor year next
self to decoratlnc Members of the
Montgomery, chaxrman of the Ad- The exchange students from the
wrll ,."= a bmther Hans-
fall
Art Club are responsible for the
ams portton of the show B~ll Hu- faur hlgh schools will also be In-
Elwb~lity for Girls' and Boys'
a 'Ix- year -'Id Mr decorations Wall panel deeorabartt
1s charman of the male mod- cluded In the show Tickets fm
Schnudt Is a stylist and has
State 1s based upon the same chartlons
wll predominate in the overels
Dave Slnk is chauman of post- Teen-0-Scope are flfty cents and
his own bunnesq in Esbm The .U d ~ scheme ~ add,tlon ~
acter traits
~
The
t
apphcants
~
are to
~ ers and ~ publicity for Teen-O- may be purchased from Student
famlly bas a horse and loves to go to mural moons and cy~mt trees,
demonstrate leadership, be able to Scope Caron Moore will be the Counc~l members or glrls model~ng
eamplng durrng thesummer Bente a fountain will complete the twi- get along well with others, and he rommentator for the Adams por- for the event
also wrote that she hopes Julla light atmosphere at the dance.
honest In addition, they must tlon of the fashion show. ..-.-.
show good sportsmanship, good
will be able to go with her on a Accordmg to Brett Morse, co-
The 180 models and their outfits
personalrtles, be mentaUy and
school-soonsored trm to the island chauman of the affair, ticket sales
will help to carn out the theme I.U. SURVEY HERE
PhyslcaUy dean, and be vigolans
of Barnholm
are golng very well He reported
"AFS Afloat " Three s c en e 6. A research surpey to explore the
and enthusiastre
that close to 90% of the Senior
"Boarding," "Swimsuit and Active n, communlcatlon media was
Both Mrs Schmidt and Bente
Class 1s expected to attend the
The actual selectmn of the dele- Sportswear," and "Formal" will conducted at ~~h~ &jams last
speak Enghsh, but Juha wlll nev-
Prom This is probably the best
gates to Glrls' and Bays' State 1s represent the hfe of an AFS rep- ~eek conducted - bv . the . srhd -. . -.
ertheless need to learn to speak attendance the Senlor Pram has
made by the Amencan Ledon resentative gorng to his or her for- Education st Indlana University
Dan~sh Another new experience ever had Brett also expressed ap-
The school submxts a list of those eign destination
under the ausprces of the United
may be the drinklng of beer for preciation to the community for
students they feel are qualified to Adams girls modehng for Teen- States Office of Education, the
breakfast, for it 1s rumored that keeping prom expenses at a mmiattend
the sessions The Anal se- 0-Scope are Marcia Laurltrson, survey was mtended to judge the
the Danes do just that Julia's op- mum
lectron is then made by the Legion. Karen Kampar. Joy Lehr, Janet contribution made by some of the
t~mmtrc mint is reflected, how- In accordance w~th the School
whlch contacts the selected stu- Pence, Dlane Dodson, Carol Se- newer teachine alds
ever, as she says. "I'll try to go CltY ruling. Adams students
dents
will
along wlth thelr customs and not be allowed to wear corsages at the
The puQase of Girb' and Boys'
lust be an American'"
State is to teach the pnnelples of
Prom A picture concession has
Anne watu
such elds as the opaque prolectors.
mod citllenshm to the leaden of
Julla has also discovered that also been admitted The price has
Also Barbara Fulmer, Mona
tOmorrow Herman B Wells, presithe
School-City guidance broad-
Danlsh teenseers do not wear Ber- been lowered to $1 for two me-
WIlkenson, Jerilee Roberts, Judy
dent of Indiana University, ex-
casts, and motion pictures The
mudar but that they do wear what turs.
Sherwood, Vicki Furlong, Llnda
----.---.- pressed his feelings toward the
usefulness of tape record~ngs.
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we would call "short" shorts. Sim
Ross, Kay Konrm. Penny Edgersesskons
in these words' "You wrll
slides, and the pacers used m deton,
Helen Warren, Vicki Sm~th,
~larly, knee socks are almost never forward to this s nmm er very be the future leaden of your state,
velomnental readinn course. wnc
seen, whlle anklets are very eom- much." After a few minutes, how- and we are glad to have a part in Cher~ Zerbe, Kathy Duncan, and also-examined - --- --
-,.- ... "... ever. she said "I hone - I can .- ar- -. your training Not only do we con-
Diane Van de Vanter Eight schools in the South Bend
compllsh what I'm &g over there
How does Julia feel about her
gratulate you on receiving thls op- In addltlon, Donna Welty, Gin- area participated in the survey 1t
to do I hope I can get a better porturuty but also the American per Thomas, Susan UyheUi, and
selection as the U S EPreSentais
assumed that Adams was chosen
understanding of the DanLah pea- Legion In providing the means Becky Montgornmy WJU model
live from Adams7 Her first Cmnto
be one of the participattng
ple and give the Danes a better whereby you may be better fltted The boys from Adams who are
ment was of course. "I'm looking
schools became af its wide use of
understanding of the Amedcam." to serve your state and country " to model male apparel are BIII Hu- the new teachlng aids.
RLVlRWlNC FlYAl. PLANS for Teen-0-Scope are. left to rlrht Sue
Fabb~nkL mrlpt: Becky Monuomer~. Adam rhslrman. Vlrkl Ha\cs.
cmml eltninnan. and Penny Bdcrrtcn, ttrkell
Second Teen - 0 -Scope

Page Two - JOHN ADAMS TOWER Fnday, May 12, 1961
Officers Must Have
wlfe IS I; teacher st Lmcoln Jun-
HI-Y GOES
More New Facts to= High Schosl He has been on
the Notre Dame baseball team for
This weeli
S~ecial Qualities TO CHICAGO
we have Interviews the past three yeam and has travwith
SIX more of our student eled to all parts of the Umted
I w
Thlrty-four eager young men teachers
States wdh the team He ewoyed
Now that we have come to the time when we elect next waited anxiously for the arrival Mr George GUlespie from Notre the western Unmd States very
year's club and class officers, we should consider the qualities of the bus which was to take them Dame 1s warkrng in the U S HIS- much and would llke to teach
that we want our leaders to have.
to Chrcaso for the day, Sunday, tory classes under the dmtlon of there after he receives his degree
A person in a high position should set an example for those
Mr James Roop He teaches flve Mr Lennon Is teaching Mr Ut-
May 8 The bus arrived at 8 14
history classes using the knowl- weiler's Rrst four classes m adhe
is leading. He should be on time, and keep quiet when others am , and the spansor at 8 25 edge he has gained by majoring m vanced bmlogy, and he has a very
are speaking.
Wlth great enthusiasm, we pull- h~story. In addltlon, he has minors flne lmpresmon of Adams, its ad-
An officer must be able to take responsibility and also dele- ed away tram ermryday vlews to m educat~on and English Mr GU- mlmstratlan, its faculty, and its
gate it to others. He should get things done without having to new and excmng frontiers On lespie plans to get his Master's de- students In fact, ever smce comdo
them himself. A leader simply cannot do all the work, the Western Avenue the bus suddenly gree after graduation from Notre mg to Notre Dame, he had heard
members must do their share.
halted as the driver beat a hasty
Dame
that Adams 1s one of the flnest
The best leader is one who is interested in hi work. If he retreat to a Blllng station to flnd Mr GllleSPle comes to us from hlgh schools In the area and reis
interested, he will want to work to make the organization a map to Chicago Due to further Floral Park an Long Island, New quested ~t for his student-teaching
compl~catlons,
better and he will spend the time required for his job. He will
we got on the tall
York, complete wlth a New York MI Lawrence Su, the physlcs
accent Durlng the summer he
road at LaPorte
student teacher at Adams, is oriuse
new ideas for the club.
works as a hfe guard on the Atlan- glnally from Hong Kmg, China
Quotes overheard on the bus
Last of all, an officer must let his own opinion on a matter
tic Ocean m New York While Except for bemg In the United
(Through Gary) "Close the wm- workmg m the summer, he came
be of little importance. He must make his decisions for the
States far the past six years, Mr
dow' You'll let the fresh alr zn contact with many teachers SU had always lwed In Chlna
good of the club and according to the wishes of the other out" (Toll Plaza) "Do you gwe whxh influenced him to enter the
members. -B. A.
When he came to the Unlted
green stamps?"
teachlng profession
States In 1955, he attended Hope
Upon entering the Museum of
By coming in contact wlth many College ln Holland. Michigan It
Natural Hlstory, we saw two prestudents
while doing his student was here that he got his BA de-
Sincerity Basis Of
teachmg, MI G~Uesp~e remarked
carious Pachyderms fightmg ~t out
gree and considered Notre Dame
that the students possess "good old
In the labby After separating E B
for the remainder of hm formal
Midwestern fnendlmness" He also
All l?&endship
and Tons, we set out to explore
educatm He came to Notre Dame
feels that the greatest prablem he
the joint Talk about rushing the
Last year and hopes that he will
has IS teaching a class wlth many
The basis of all friendship, whether it be between peoples season, on the ground floor all we
receive hls Master of Education
different interests and abilities
or countries, is sincerity. Sincerity with one's fellow man is saw were murnmles and no dad-
degree th~s summer
Mr Lawrence Martm's student
the highest virtue one can posses. International peace will dies Boyt they sure do mmmer- teacher 1s Mr Charles MacMtllan, At Adam Mr Su teaches Mr
ciallze Mother's day everywhere.
never be attained unless men cearre to be perfidious and hypo-
a biology malor from Notre Dame Jack Cusstn's Rrst haur and Rfth
don't they? Across the street we
critical and become in reality what they would appear to be.
He teaches two classes, applymg hour classes He is also teaching
saw the llvlng replicas of the hls knowledge I" practical class- Mr Paul Reber's second 'hour
Possessing the virtue of sincerity involves many things - model repheas of Rsh In the Ac- room ploceduie He also plans to class A math majar at dotre
for example, speaking what one thinks, doing as one professes, 9UBrIUm Pa~cing a tank of blue- eontlnue his educetlon m order to Dame, he hopes to teach In Deand
accomplishing what one promises. Still another phase of gills. I Paused as they all swam receme his Master's
trolt next year Mr Su feels that
s~ncerity 1s being sincere with ourselves. Being honest with over to the glass and stared at me
MI MacMIllan is also interested Adams is a "pretty good" school,
You'd th~nk they had never seen
ourselves is probably harder than being straightforward with
m guidance work Commg from but feels that he actually has no
s Yogl Bear hat before
Cleveland, Ohio, he 1s an Indlan standard for comparison, smce he
others; however, inward sincerity would probably be mare
Pushlng on to the ball park, we fan He is also an and sports fan has seen few Am er i c a n hlgh
rewarding.
were ~mmedlately detained by the and would like to coach someday schools
Sincerity with one's friends, honest relationships between tlcket offlee NO one could flnd our Mr MacMlllan has fnund that HIS glrl frlend status 1s qutte
countries, and inward frankness are three illustrations of an txkets After all, we only sent the facllltles at Adams are very lntelestmg When asked about xt,
im~ortant virtue put into practice. --Colleen Riley. them a check for $114 Stormmg modern and up-to-date, especmlly he Jn turn asked how many gtrla
the gale, we took refuge in the up- those In the biology department Adams has The leply was "about
per deck thrd base side, by the However, he has found that h~s 600," so his reply was "Then I
recond Innmg
greatest problem in teaching thus have 600 girl fnendsl"
We Publicized Our Flight AS Howerton ,an to tell a camfar
has been ad~usttng to class-
Mr Samuel Smon who 1s stu-
On Friday, May 5, 1961, mnny Americans dthrr saw or eraman for the Game ol the Week.
room procedure and trying to asdent-teachmg
under Mrs Ruth
heurd the llight of our n~trunnut illto space Many questions
soclate outs~de matenal wuh the
we held uu a 30-foot sun which
Welr, 1s a graduate of both the
have hen raised as to whether the flight should have bwn read "WE LIKE DIZZY DEAN
subiect matter at hand
Unlversit~ of Pittsburgh and of the
nublicized at the time it was taking place.
and Pee Wee, Tool" Pee Wee
Mr Thomas Kohl, Mr Rlchard
Unlversrty of Notre Dame He re-
There could be several reasons for Russ~a's not puhl~cizing promptly waved at us as we made
Srhurr's student teacher 1s orrgrcewed
hls Bachelol of Busmess
their flight until after its completion. The main reason was nstlonwlde TV Oh yes Rlchard
"ally from Fort Wayne Central
Admmstratmn from Pittsburgh
probably fear of failure.
P Chapman and Gary B Rams
Catholw Hgh School MI Kohl
and 111s Master of Educatmn from
Whatever, the reason for Russia's silence, our way was a made the banne~
has remmed his A B I" iearhmg
Notre Dame
pleparatmn
d~rect contrast. By telling the press and other forms of com- The bus drlber suggested a place NOW he teaches three of Mi Mr Snnon 1s married, has two
munication of the intended flight, the Air Force expressed a off the Calumet Skyway to eat Schurrs senlor Engllsh classes
ch~ldren, and ha? serked twenty
certain amount of confidence that this flight would be a success. supper After mnsmg the first and he hopes to teach at Central Years in the army He feels that
The best reason for our early announcement is that ~t is one turn OR and clrcllng the block, we Catilollc aftei college He feels
the army was an excltmg expenof
the thlngs our freedom is based on. In our country the peo- Rnally got on the skyway Stop- that the baldest part ot teaching
ence and wholly woithwhlle. Ymre
ple run the government, not the government the people. In ping m Wh~tu,g far suppet, we Engllsh 1s makmg the rnatermi ~n- It afforded hun the opportunity to
order for thi3 to be effective, we must know what is going on, wele gtven the plea~ure ol eatmg teresltng At Nohe Dame he 1s a bmt nearly all the European couneven
~f it means running the risk of telling the world of a at a ' nlce spot"
member of the Glee Club and trle? and most of the Far Eastern
failure. -B. A. Fol llert year's tnp I would played the part of the son In the
natlona
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. ..-. .--. . . . . . . . .- . . - .-. .-. . -. -. . . . . .-. suggest one game and a longer college presmtat~on of The Kmi He rs teachmg Mrs Wex's fifth
- ~ - ~ C 3 ~ U * C l l Y O O U Y U C
supper haur At thm pomt some and I
and slxth hour classes and enloys
JOHN ADAMS Little 500 of US notlced the Wow Wee Sodas Mr Kohl 1s very Impressed wth them very much His general reand
Banana Splits Howle and EB the great amount of umty at ~ d - actlan to Adam3 1s that "lt 1s a
TOWER
started to dtgest one Wow Wee ams Not only Is there much untty wonderful place" (Glad he thinks
Soda ar Tons and I ordered a Wow among the teachers, he feek, but SO')
Wee Banana Spllt WOW WEE1 there also 8s an outstandrng
Not to be outdone. EB and Howie amount among the students Mr
urdered a banana spht too Kohl belleve that this sense of
Everything was so qulet for
unlty 1s very rare and very ~rn-
30
Portant that we should preqelve ~t
seconds that you could hear a pm
lndeflnrtely
(bowlmg) drop
Mr Charles Lennon, who IS
Back tn town agam we took a teaching advanced bmlogy
final account of things Among the Mr Ernest Litweller. 1s doing
mlsslne and damaged were one Bladuate work at Notre Dame ~e
Yogi Bear hat (green), one jar of leceived his B A from Notre Dame
peanut butter, one jar tuna, two and will recelve his ~aste~ of
loaves of bread, nme bananas, 30 Education degree in guidance and
Cans of Pop two passenger$, and collnselhng this summer
34 vorces --Gino Mr Lennon is mamed, and hlr
-1ntervlews by Sandy Dletl.
Phyll~s Shapro, and
Joanne Schultz
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Y-TEENS ELECT
1961-62 OFFICERS
Offlcers for 1961-82 were elect-
ed at a recent meeting of the Y-
Teens The new offIcen areplesl-
dent. Margaret Welr, vwe presi-
dent. Cheryl Cako, secretary, Judy
Groves, treasurer, Linda ROSS: and
lntreclub representatives, Roberta
Flemmg and Kay DeGraff

Friday, May 21. 121- - JOHN ADAMS TOWER ---
Page Thrr
TO CLUB MEMBERS Junior High
To he seen at the Senlor Prom
tonnght
Colleen Rlley and Pnul Lsvy,
Drbble Opperman and Rave Shk,
Sherry Clarke and Jim Bunran,
Marlvn Kronewetter and Durns
Lammar (alum ), Joyce Lzmontree
and Rod Reber, Sharla Klphr and
Jerry H~rrls, Nnncy Tompklns
and Dlck GmR, Dlrne Dodson and
Ron Mlller, Ksthy Mltler and Lax-
rs Hsrrla. Sandr Pheles and Lar-
ry DnnnlnI. Csrolgn Camrnkr
and Herb Rummrrfirld (Waching-
Play Day Held
Xvxn though thrs typxwrltxr
is an old modxl, ~t works qultx
The annual grds' Jumor Huh
wxll w~th thx XXcXption of thx Play Day was staged on the athlekxys
~t tr tmx that tbxrx an
tle fields behmd school last Wedkxys
that funetmn wxll xnough,
nesday The four j u n i o r high
hut only onx kxy not work~ng feeder schools for Adams sent repmakxn
thx dlfxrxncx
resentat~ves for competitlon
YOU may say to yoursxlf, "Wxll.
I am only onx pxmon I won't Edlson School was under the sumakx
or brxak a program " pervlslon of Mlss Wilma Ravidson,
Rut d doxs makx a dlffxrxncx Jefferson School, MISS Ehzaheth
hxcausx thx club, to hx xffxc- Mahon Llncoln. Mrs Harrxett
twx, nxxds thx actlvx coopxra- Cain, and Nuner, Mls Mddred
t m of xvxry mxmhxr
Johnson
SO thx nxxt tlmx you think you
arx only onx pxrson and that
your xfforts arx not nxxdxd, rxmxmbxr
th~s typxwrltxr and say
to yonrsx~f. "I am a kxy pxrson
in our group and my support is
nxxdxd vxry much"
ton-Clay), 1.n B.t'Les and Chuck HOW Many
WrsY (alum ), Judy Beyer and
George Evw, Lmn Necks and
Dsvr Mmtln. Sue Ashcnlclter and
Skcekr Penoe.
Jim Mueller and Kathy Krlder
(Rxley) Craig MQLcmon and
Cynthia Schmldt (Central). Nmoy
RlrssLas and Blll Butler, Jo Anne
SehP and Tom RIM, Kay Km-
ads and Tom Zbnmrr, C.rollnc
Jones and Doug Weddle, Ann
Rlec and Dave Smnee, Brett
1 ?Vlorxe and Phrllb Solsmra (Cen-
tral), Smdr Sohnltr and Eddla
Rusk, Julle TmUloker and Ron
' Moyu, XaUu Debhmb and Jor-
la Lwmanls, Judy Dlx and Lee
Ortbnsth. Pam MeUek and Mar-
) tin StPmm. Don Rwdar and Shu-
on Tomanewskl (St Jw). Betty
Mlohels and Frle DlIWh.
AUrleda Wler and Gsorre
Nath. MarUu Badrer and Gene
8 Chambcrltn, Shlrlex Kmhherrer
- and Carl Sackman. Sandy Bw-
leskl and Cdg Delkhlcy. Elleen
Oleott and Elchard Smlth, Karl
King and Bonnle Jacks. Shldcy
Mark0 and Ed Bryleskl (alum ),
Karen Rsrnolda and Randy Welsh,
Sue Proud and Gene Decker (Pur-
due) Bonnie Younr and Dave
Mnnuwnl, Fred Frank and Judy
Zultaorki (St Joe), HoI Brueaeke
and Jo Ann WUIImn. Alice
Jodon and Hush CsUm. Kathy
McCormlck and Uernl Kliaedlst
(Purdue), Shella Beuohler and
Jim Busae.
Donna Dnvldsan and Lew Led-
erer. Larry McCnmman and Dee
Stanfield (Coral Gables), Denny
Lamont end Viokk Mathews (St
Man's), Sue Adam and Steve
I.nmm, Mary Ann Barben, and
MIke Beaudway. Dlane Wray and
Jaek Chnmpslgne, Pat LeKnnh-
man and Pek Firesteln. Viekl
Jones and Paul Rledd. Chnrlene
Shock and Blll Rblra. Sue lVIason
and John Wel- Sandy ZOM and
Dous Barton, Bob Wnelbroeok
and Judy Skalskl (N~les), Gsyle
Katz and Mike Swart%, Mary
Wlsman and HPI Wldeaer (RL-
ley), Ph~llis Horvath and Ed
Carlson.
P a Mlller and Pan1 Niemeycr,
Chrrvl Zerhe and Don Mlkhell.
Diane Refner and JLm Danlels.
FOSTER'S
5 & 10 STORES
8318 WISWWAK.4 Am.
1114 MlAMI ST.
South Bend Indlsns -
Were Left?
Ten llttle flies, standlng 111 a Ime,
SWAT'
And then there were
Nine ltttle flies, grlmly sedate,
Swat another one,
Now there are
Elght llttle mes, producing some
more,
SWAT! SWAT! SWAT! SWAT!
Now there are
Four llttle Ales, colored green-
blue
SWAT! SWAT' [ain't rt easy7)
Then there were
Two llttle flies dodged the clvilran,
The very next morning
THERE WERE A MILLIONf
--Rmle Enbrnk
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GLnser lriah and Rlck Renz. Nab-
lie Bethke and 'Lam Bobison,
Jernnle Swdher and Tom Jackson
(Riley), Jane Aronson and Kurt
Elohorst, Oookle Mlokeben and
John Wtnkclmrmn (alum ), Penny
Edrerton and Dan Jones, George
Wlnklemann and Jean Gormm
(Detroit)
Summertime
"And the living 1s easy" The
sun is shmrng wlth all its over-
powering sbrength And wen more
lnspuing and Inducing school
1s out Your Ant mrtinct, of
course. is to forget to get dressed
(not Irterally, lust to don shorts
and sloppy leans) However, be-
fore you do anythmg fool~sh-
stop-because your appearance in
Summer sportswear 1s lust as lm-
portant as the more denous
clothes of wmter
SO let yourself go zany, wdd, ar
mad tlus summer and enliven tt
beach or pool wlth your beat
wear
Our second mood conslsts of U
more Comfortable and le~swel
clothes Remrudas and slacks th
Summer wtll he off-beat, splashr
wlth sun-lovlng colors Remen
ber, off-beat playclothes needn
hide at on-beat places Bemudr
and slacks as always wlll he
large Part of Your summer le
sure The wlld colors that ehal
acterize thls sportswear are me
bwomhg In the golden rays
me sun
Each competing school sent Summer is endowed with many Tops for playclothes can t
twenty representatives from the moods It's tme for every girl to
anythlw from a long loose-flttzr
physical education classes They become a great actress-a beach
shirt wlth the shut-tail endmg ,
competed as ind~vtduals and as Boer one day, tomboy the next.
the ends of the shorts to a ne.
members ~f teams in varlous sport- No matter where you are going or fonn-flttlng tee shrt to a sdew
Ing events
What YOU are dong, At the mod
less pop-top Culottes WIll alao I
w~th your outfit
The afternoon consisted of four
popular since they are the be
TO begm, the Ant and mwt
play Permds of twenty mmntes
thmgs to upstage the knee s h
Popular mood 1s utter madness on
each Guls from Adams phys~cal
Bemudas, but twm as new ar
the beach with wild carnival eoleducatron
classes offuated at the
bwming
event
ors Summer calls for kht-heart-
The thlng to look for whc
ed lunacy, so swim in suib or
Ind~vidual sports were 50-yard
buylng sportswear for thw sun
bathe m zany beach dresses of
dash hlgh lump, and rumng
mer rs color, mad color1 Shoclur
bright clash colors
braad iwnp Team sport. were
pmk, orange, yellow, purple, tu
If you have always worried
volleyball, shuttle relay, mystery
quolse. all the colors of the ratr
about matching colors, forget ~t
relay, softball, and deck tennu
bow are yours to mix and to bnr
This summer everythmg clashes
Awards were presented to the win-
out your feminine creatlvib.
Never fear puttmng orange and
ners at the conclusron of the event
-BY Denny FIWhcnmd u
red, or pmk, red, and yellow to- SPndY Dietl. TOWER Frsblc
gether, or better yet try all four Wrlkrs.
Swrm suits come in many styles .- -
Morgan Heads Band to enable you to fmd the suit best
fltted to your figure There are
The band elected off~cers Wed- strech suts m a multitude oc COI- Math Club
nesday far the 1861-62schaolyear ors, one-shouldered styles, two-
They are Ozale Morgan, president, PW and laat oi all bikini. Elects Officeis
Denny Bagan, v~ce-president, Wild beach dresses are the new- Mu Alpha Theta, the math elu
Penny Edgerton and Joe Reber, est They can he worn over suits, elected officers for next year la
secretaries, Pat Thomas and Jo- shorts, slacks or skirts These tops Monday
come in a variety of lengths, but
Anne Williamson, hbrarrans, ~ ick
Ted Lapham was chosen pres
the most popular are worn about dent, Bill Kunz, vlce-preaden
Elliot and Ernie Buck, t I c k e t
Yeven inches above the knee They Margaret Weir, secretary, and Je
chaunlen, snd Ddlns hgle, Lee come m multi-colored stnpes, ry Wood, lrbrarian and aetivl
Whltcomb. Roger Kell, and Claire v~vid soltds, and wsnderful pnnts secretary
Cook, uniform managers
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Tryouts for drum malor w~ll he
held Thursday, May 25, at 3 15 on 1 TOMPSETT, PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Practlce sessians alter school for
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Page Four ------ JOHN ADAMS TOWER Friday, May 12, 1961
ern Indiana Conference.
Adams Edges Trackmen Place Sixth at Gary After First
Brad Bendure. Fort Wayne North's fine hurdle man, paced his team
Washington for a t 1 in t N t h Indiana i h o d c met Sectional
held Saturday at Gilroy Field in Gary.
Coach Don Truex's Adams High Coach Duane Row& trackmen
title for the Rrst time two weeks
ago on the same track
Also on the track schedule is
league game. Adams currently
as the confeRnce games
to come up. Coach Don
Truex's boys began to find themselves.
On Friday, April 28, the ~ ~
visited Elkhart and soundly defeated
the Blazers by a 9-0 scare.
The Mishawaka Maroons then inpassed
two in a losing, effort.
A day earlier the Eagles won
their fourth straight as they beat
central, 3-2, in nine innings st
Schaol Field.
Adamr g l wan ~ the ~ game in the
ninth when Ron Dorlmd singled
in Bob Johnson, who had walked
to start the inning and was sacritered
in all but three events. Only
one Rrst was drawn by Adams.
and that was by the half-mile re- :
lay team. Hawk Frarier. Kent
Johnston, Lou Fleming, and Rolland
Jerue ran this event in 1 minute
31.7 seconds. This set a school
record.
Kent Johnston ran the 100-
Tomorrow the hurlers head far
Culver Military Academy where
they will play a double header
with the Cadets.
Washington
After a non-leapue - Clay Monday
game with
the
Eagles host Michigan Citv'in a
loop contest Tuesday. On Wednesday
the Adams nine visits
LaPorte in a make-UD same.
Coach Ernie I C ~ ~ Dgolfers D ~ ~ S
vaded the Adams diamond and ficed around the bases. yarder well enough to acquire a participate in the LaPorte Inviwere
turned hack 1-0. This win Kurt Eichont homered and fourth in stiff competition. Also. tational today.
--
avenged a 2-0 setback lor the Larry Harris tripled far the win- Johnston ran third in the 220-yard
EN~MST: xkh JmI, Cham,,
Eagles in the opening contest of aers. A two-run bamer by Jim dash. v-~~~~-
-- Sunnymede
the season. Sophomore Carroll Snyder tied the game for the cari Taylor of the Eagles tide ready run up the best record an
Jordan then hurled his teammates Bears in the seventh. John Chester of Elkhart for fourth Adams' track team has ever had. Pharmacy
to o 4-2 victow over Riley far an- Jerry Grimes Pitched the en- in the high jump. Coach Duane Rowe, in his sec- rmsa*w,,R*
other "revenge" win. The other tire distance for the wln. The Following right behind Fort ond year as track coach at &dams, Paone AT 7-r8o smth Ran.. lmd.
Adam conference win was a 9-0 Eagles played errorless hall. Wayne North was Gary Tolleston. has done s flne job. -.-triumph
over FJkhart. Last Wednesday the Eagle nine ~f they had placed ahead in one For the next two or three years, mu0uu~@L-?sooo0~'3
Perhaps the brightest spot an 'wend an earlier loss to Riley more event, they would at least Coach Rowe will probably sport a U
the dimrmd for the ~ ~ this g With l a ~ 4-2 win ~ on the Adams have tied the leader, if Dot heat good team on the cinders. he B- I. TRETHEWEY j
year is the pitching of senior Jerry diamond. the team from Fort Wayne. team and the Freshmen are unde-
Harris. Harris has fired shutouts
in each af his last three starts.
i Rain has been the biggest foe of
the Eagles all year. The LsPorte
CamOI Jordan pitched the vic- Scott Sets Mark feated in all meets.
WAlCBBLl
2:': .......
_ -___ Bobby Scott of Elkhart ran the O m 4 N. Maln 8,. J.M.8. BulldInrfl
h-e-~anc=xr