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STATE VOLLEYBALL ~ports lfiditorial

I would like to congratulate The South Bend Tribune on its great CHAMPIONSHONORED coverage of the State Volleyball finals. In almost 9 columnar inches of copy, slightly over I was about the competition itself [the summary of games isn't included in either figure). On Saturd ay, November 13, 1976 Most of the article was about the legal controversy, and the activities of the John Adams Volleyball Team a certain group at the tournament. I felt this was a disgrace. The Adams won the state cham pionship amid Volleyball team worked as hard as any other team in the state, probabl y controve rsy and poor sports man­ harder, and they deserved the same coverage that any other team would ship. have surely received. I don't care whether Tribune staff members liked On Monday, ·the 15th, a the idea of having boys on a usually all girl team or not; they proved they recog nition assembly was held in are the best team in the state and deserve recognition, not more the team's honor . There was a TV controversy. report made about it and several _ I also feel that all of the criticism is unfair; what they did was legal. dignitaries spoke to the stu dents. When three people love volleyball so much that they will endure what they Speakers includ ed William Gilkey did just to play it, I have to admire them. They, also, established a basis from Mayor Nem eth 's office, Sam Mr. Przybysz, Mo Crowe, Jill Oberfell, Rian Myers, and Louie for a separate volleyball program for boys, which is what they set out to Smith, of WSBT-TV, Tom Dennin Dragovich clutch the state championship trophy at the assembly. do, not to prove superiority or anything of that sort. of WNDU-TV, Donald Dake , the superintendent of the South Bend Community School Corp., and of course, Mr . Przybysz. All of the speakers congratulated A PersonalCongratulations to the StatesBest the team on their superb by Mike Miller performance and condemned the unsportsmanlike conduct of the Since the S.B. Tribune seeming­ The individuals that were appeared in the Tribune at disg usti ng the peopl e of Indianap ­ fans and officials at the state ly could not come up with a written harmed the most by the rudeness sectional time had some validity to olis greeted our volleyball team. championship. All expressed their congratulations for our State of a few close-minded people were it, but it was overshadowed by his but hopefully they alread y know hopes that a boys' volleyball Championship Volleyball Team, I'll the girls that dedicated their time senseless remedy to the situation. how foolish they acted. program could now be started. take this time to do it myself: and effort in making our volleyball After months of hard work and Maybe Sam Smith said it all last Mr . Przybysz especially empha­ CONGRATULATIONS on a job well team the best in the state. Recall, if dedication, this team was as finely Monday when he stated that our sized that Adams was playing done. you will, the write-ups they tuned as a precision watch . And a volleyball team, boys and girls under the rules established by Title There are many aspects of this received in the Tribune (if you person wouldn 't suddenly rip out alike, proved they were the best in IX allowing boys to participate on a state tournament and our volleyball could find them). Not once was certain parts of that watch and the state and their championship is girls team if no comparable team is team that are deservedly cause for there a mention of a girl's name, expect it to work, which is by no means "tainted. " But now available for boys . comment. Simply because three but they never failed to include the essentially what Bill Moor maybe some serious steps will be The seniors on the squad then boys (their names are now names of three boys that were only suggested. taken to develop a boys' voileyball presented John Adams High household words) took it upon a small part of the team . What was John Presnell, Rian Myers, and program and let everyone get back School with the game ball and the themselves to play volleyball on a even more ridiculous was the fact Paul Witherby were not playing for to the basics of teaching good 1976 Volleyball State Champion­ previously all~girl team, which was that ; with a South Bend team any " cause." They were playing sportsmanship and character, ship trophy, as well as presenting a perfectly allowable by a rule called competing for a state champion­ simply because they loved the which is supposedly the essence of bouquet of roses to Miss Ganser in Title IX that was pushed . by the ship, they failed to even send a game of volleyball just as any girl high school sports. appreciation of her tremendous girls, certain people insist upon reporter down to cover it. would. coaching job this season. getting in an uproar. Bill Moor 's open letter that I could go on to comment on how WINNING MADE IT ALL SEEMWORTHWHILE Things started going wrong a ramp. They caught a stoplight, about it. 2. Used in parking lot to When we left, we became second round. when I heard we had to leave for and we coasted up behind , jumped quiet opponents fans . involved in a cut-down fight in the After ea ting at another poor the State Volleyball final s at 6 a.m. out, knocked on their window (Mr. Roof - (directly from Mod . Eng.) parking lot with a Castle fan bus. res taur ant , we returned in time to in order to be there for the first Dragovich later admitted he 1. when someone blocks a ball that They started it with, "Adams is a get front row seats for the match. (Why did they have . the thought it was a hold-up) and asked is just over the net. bunch of fairie s," to which I se mi-final s and finals . This is what team that was farthest away play for help. We pulled into another Runch - (from Mod . Eng. crunch) retorted with, "We still beat the mad e it all worthwhile. Even first?) . gas station with the Dragovichs. 1. a great spike, preferabl y inside h--- out of you." A friend of Mikes though it was the whole gym After all o, Peter Frampton Our driver left the car in neutral the 10 ft. line. quiet ed the bus with "You can just against us in the cheering battle, Comes Alive and part of Cat and it began to roll for the Six-pack - (from Mod . Eng .) 1. a DREAM (see dictionary of VB the tea m made sure they had little Stevens Greatest Hits, or over 90 Dragovich's car before, for some spike in the face. 2. often used to slang about winning. '' A girl on the to cheer about. When we had won minutes, we decided to stop for a fortunate reas on, I grabbed the mean 6 beer s. bus asked if we used girls on our it all our crowd went beserk, and map at a gas station in Kokomo . A emergency brake (even though I Smoke city- (form Mod. Eng .) 1. Football team, forcing me to reply the rest of the gym had to suffer crucial error . How could we have didn 't know what I was doing) . another term for a great spike . by saying, "If we had any beasts (My heart was pumping sewer known that the up-till-then faithful Anyway , we put water in the . Oh my god, - (from guess where) like you, we probably would." The water for them). It was sheer VW was going to conk out. The car battery in hopes this would help 1. when someone makes a drastic bus was silent. ecs tasy , until the A.D. from Ben would start , and run, but only long and took off with the Dragovichs in effort and somehow ball goes over . Now we were off to find a private Davis made her uncalled-for enough ·to get our hopes up , once the lead. The car , however, 2. when someone messes up but club, where we thought we could comments, against our team. Our achieved, it would die . We went croaked once again, so we pulled ball goes over anyway . watch the Notre Dame game. On team had worked at least four back to the station, but the over, as did the Dragovichs . whoof - (who knows where this is the way we missed another turn, months for this, suffered all this mechanic didn 't know a VW from a Fortunately for us, Mike Mathis , from) 1. when someone tries to and had to make a U-turn on the controversy, and won, then their Chevy. So we took off and coasted the voice of Volleyball, was going cream the ball but miss hits it. highway . Immediately after the moment of victory is spoiled . It was to Mickey Dee 's (McDonalds), by and recognized the Malibu. So You betchee - (from Mod. Eng. U-turn was a ramp we had to take. a tragedy . where we parked the car . we pushed the VW into a church you bet you) 1. same as English. Unfortunately , half our convoy After the game , similar The Kokomo McDonalds, as was parking lot across the road After learning VB we learned missed this too and , from the ramp, incidents, along this line , occured. to be the pattern for the day, was (forgetfully leaving our party that we were lost outside Indy. We we watched them drivt' 'lff into the For example , a female reporter Dump City (that 's Volleyball talk supplies behind) and accepted a had missed our turn , and this was sunset . From 6 cars down to 3, we came up to John and asked if he got for those who didn't know.) After gracious offer of a ride from Mike the first of many such occurences. proceeded. The lead car didn't pleasure from spiking the ball at we finished (well, we actually never (also known as Super fan). Eventually we pulled up next to an know where he was going, so the girls, and other similar loaded could finish) our Egg McMuffin It was now that we learned all the older couple with thick southern rear car took over and we took a questions. Not releasing the results (renamed Egg McNasty), watered­ VB talk. (No, that's not supposed to accents and asked how to get to wrong exit. Consequently, we had to The South Bend Tribune is down Coke, and week old English be CB.) The first thing Mike 10th street. They responded, to make another U-tum. The first another ·example al the appalling Mufins, we left. We contemplated uttered was "What's the skinny," "Wees headed thataway, why car was gone, and the second on its actions that occured. - stealing a green Dodge that was a term volleyballers use meaning don't y'all jest foller us." So, we way, when a State trooper caught We left and got to the car in left running in the parking lot (not what's happening or what's the agreed, however, they were going us. We escaped with only a Kokomo. Miraculously, it ran all seriously, but the opportunity did report on almost anything. Other to slow for our car , since it was in F warning . the way home. We would liie to, present itself), but we didn 't. examples of Volleyball lingo follow for flight . At an intersection we, Upon arriving at the club, we take this opportunity to express a Later, however, we wished we had. in a excerpt from a page of the once again, askesd them for help, discovered once again, that it was special thanks to all the parents We started the VW, and true to fictional MM dictionary of VB told them our car's situation, and Dump City. The TV was even who went out of their way to help form , it ran awhile , then died. We slang. · the wife replied, "Why, are you in broken, and they didn't know when us. H anybody wonders if we'd do tried another gas station, but knew Chob-Cola, - (derived from a hurry?" · To which Mike it would be back. So we took off ou this !lgain, the unanimous reply is we were out of luck when the English choke and Coca-Cola) I. responded , "I'm only two days a 3 hour drive around Indy in "You betchee." attendant asked where the motor when someone chokes or blows it. late." So they told us how to get search of a TV. It was Bore City in The story you have just read is was . After this episode , fortune Dream, · ( directly from Mod. there and we did just in time to that car. Anyway, we ended up true, some of the names have been smiled upon us , as we recognized Eng.) I. when someone blows a watch the Eagles bury Castle. back at Ben Davis to watch the deleted to protect the innocent. the Dragovich's Malibu coming off set-up, they are said to dream Pagel November 24, 1976 NHS INDUCTS90 MEMBERS 'Ille National Honor Society held its induction on Wednesday, '- November 17 .... an evening ceremony, 90 new members, 20 senJors and Death be not proud, though some have called thee 70 janien, were induetecl into the society. Directly after the ceremony, a Mighty and dreadful, for, thou are not so; reception for the new memik-t"S and their parents was held. The new For those, whom thou think'st, thou doest overthrow members are: Die not, poor Death, for thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but thy picture, be, SENIORS Much pleasure, then from thee, much more must Dow And soonest up best men with thee do go, Andert. James A. Rest of their bones, and soul's deUvery. AnfllNlll&h, Julia M. Hart, Eric Alan Thou art slave to Fate, Chance, Kings, and desperate men, Crossen, Veronica Hedge, Therese R. And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell, Hannan, Wendy J. Hendricks, Natalie A. And poppy, or charms, can make us sleep as well, Kevorldan, Virginia G. Henry, Theron J. And better than thy stroke; why swellest thou then? Laven, David C. Hommes, Vreni One short sleep past, we wake eternally, Manhall, T .Michael Hoyer, John Paul And Death shall be no more; Death, thou shalt die. Martin, Rebecca S. Hurford, Theresa Manne, Tammy L. Janowczyk, Ronald R. Murphy, Mary L. Johnson, Colleen North, Cynthia Kluga, Sandra J. Papai, Debra A. Knapp, Jacqueline Patton, Katherine A. Kopec, Mary Rees, Nanette Laflin, Penny M. Shuamber, Mary T. Long, Brian Sweeney, Kelley Lucey, J. Michael Walshe, Dominic A. Melander, Carol Wolfram, Carol L. Moriarty, Joseph A. Yoder, Brent A. Myers, Wy Olson, Kimberly I. JUNIORS Orr, Alzurone Borkowski, Anne M. Paskell, Lorraine L. Bosco, Beatrice Paszkiet, Ann Burke, Barbara R. Patterson, Cynthia Carlson, Sonia L. Patton, Constance Campbell, Jolene L. Peters, Judith Ann Colapeetro, Betsy A. Rozewicz, Cynthia Corona, John Sanders, Marc S. 3James!ilurtnn ~ane Crawford, Doug Scherzinger:, Beth Crowe, Maureen P. Schilling, Theresa M. Devetski, Robert Schuster, David ~art~ 24, 1958-~nu. 16, 1976 Duesterberg, Luann M. Seidler, Alan Featherstone, Hugh Skudlarek, Mary Fisette, Edwin Terry, Amy E. Fonacler, Alma Thompson, Linda B. Student Reports 1976 Election Results Torok, Anne B. Fox, Albert J. On Tuesday, November 2 several days before the election. Washington to assume his senate True, Nancy E. Gault, Terry millions of Americans cast their Two Adams juniors, Sue Seagrove duties as a member of the Waks, Rebecca F. Glassford, David W. ballots for the men and women who and Amy Batdorf, predicted the Republican minority. When the Waller, Julie E. Goerner. Katherine they felt would best represent them exact outcome 297-241), a feat 95th Congress meets on January 3, Woods, Deborah A. Golba, Andrew B. in the federal, state and local which many of the major polls were the Senate lineup will be the same Goldstdn. Bruce I. Yang, Irene governments. Jimmy Carter , in a unable to match. (The final Gallup as it was in the 94th Congress; 61 Zakrocki, Jill K. Goodrich, Mark S. close race, was elected President of poll for example showed President Democrats, 38 Republicans , and 1 Griffen, Adrian Zent, Aaron P. the United States . Carter had 51 % Ford ahead 49% to Governor Independent. This Democratic Grow. Marcy Ann _ of the popular vote as opposed to · Carter's 48%) majority may help President Carter Gyorgi, Nancy President Ford's 48%. Much debate has centered achieve man y of the goals he has Harless, Thomas E. But Carter does not become around which issues won the set for his administration. President until the Electoral election for Mr. Carter. Many feel Indiana Governor Otis Bowen College elects him president in that the Vice-Presidential candi­ was re-elected convincingly in the December. The U.S . Constitution ates determined the outcome of the November election, and will now provides that the President be election. Many Americans did not becom e Indiana 's first two-term elected by a body of presidential like Mr. Ford's running mate , governor (the Indiana constitution electors chosen by all states. This Robert Dole , and so did not vote for was recently ammended to permit a body is the Electoral College. The the President . An NBC news poll governor to succeed himself). outcome of the Electoral College taken the week before the election Governor Bowen will have to deal vote is easily predicted, since each showed that 51 % of Americans with a divided State legislature, elector had made an implied pledge preferred to see Mr. Mondale as however, since the state House is to vote in the Electoral College for Vice-President compared to 33% of Republican while the State Senate the candidates who won the Americans preferring Mr. Dole. is Democratic. popular vote in their respective Now that he is President -elect, Third District Congressman John states. This implied pledge has Governor Carter must begin to Brademas was overwhelming seldom been broken. select the men and women he re-elected to the House of Currently, to be elected wants to have as his aides and Representatives. In January, President, an American needs 270 advisors. This task, together with Brademas wiUbegin his tenth term electoral votes. As a result of the the need for continued study of as the Representative of IndiaJ]a's November election Jimmy Carter current American policies, should third district. As a result of his has 297 electoral votes pledged to keep Mr. Carter busy until he seniority, Brademas has a good him (27 more than needed for assumes the office of President of chan ce to move up in the House election) and President Ford has the United States. leadership. Brademas is seen as 241 electoral votes. On the State level, three term the favorite for the number three As a class project in his four incumbent Vance Hartke lost his majority position in the House : history classes, Mr. Roop, ·Social bid for re-election to former Chief Majority Whip. Studies Department Head at Indiari~polis mayor Richard Lugar. by George Goetz Adams, asked his students to Mayor Lugar received 59% of the predict the electoral outcome popular vote and will soon move to LANGUAGE DEPT.OFFERS CLASSES SCHOLARSHIPS At last all the lackluster Students who have not con­ fia1iJMIJindividuals drifting about the sidered taking a language should -ANNOUNCED GREETINGS hallways despairing for not having reflect on their goals; to learn started a language in September another language is to gain special The Guidance Office has schools. The main qualifications can take comfort . The Adams knowledge and insight, not only announced three new scholarship are scholastic attainment, general language department has created into another culture but into offers. The Nelson P. Bowsher moral character, industry and additional classes of German I and English and our own society as Award is available to male tenacity of academic purpose, and Latin I, which will open to all well. It's like the Latin phrase, graduates of St. Joseph County financial need. The application students during the second "n:mltam in parvo" -- much from high schools . To be eligible, a deadline for this award is also semester. Thus, it ' is possible to little . One pieces together an student must be 'a U.S. citizen, March 31, 1977. begin these languagaes midway entirely ne.w world with the rlemonstrate financial need and be The Fred A. Bryan Collegiate through the school year. learning of each new word . assured of attending college or Students Fund is available to male This program was instituted The language department is university. Application deadlin - is - graduates of a South Bend high several years ago for the Spanish extending its arms in welcome to March 31,1977. school who lack sufficient means to department and proved successful, -students. I1adividuals will discover The Simon Educational Trust pursu .e his collegiate education oromptin~ Mr. Bradv. the a brand new horizon if they accept , Foundation Award is available to without the benefit of this trust. language department head , to that invitation . both male and female students The deadline for applying is March incorporate it into the Latin and ' graduating from South Bend high 31, 1977. German programs . November 24, 1976 Page3 John Adams Tower The Bidgelo.Bodkin Review: !iditorial JOHNADAMS TOWER Editor-in-Chief ... Leslie Kvale Question: withing the past few weeks, which of the following events has COMMESTIBLECRAMMERS News Editors . . Mary Murphy .drawn a major portion of student interest, pride, and involvement - the '· Mrglsrzlhphlsnmbrgrshk ' • said "Good morning , lad. How are . Veronica Crosson volleyball state championship, the performances of The Crucible, the Pumpy. His mouth , filled with you?" Feature Editors ...... band and orchestra concert. Answer: all three? Hardly! Obviously , the chocolate , deformed his speech '' Brgsmrglntsvk. •' Becky Robinson volleyball finals created a rift of excitement throughout the school which beyond recognition , thus eliminat­ "Wonderful. Have then been Dave Rubin extended to the building's very foundation [and nightly so!] However, this ing the need for him to say treating you well?" Debbie Herring uniform enthusiasm does not seem to extend to other extracurricular anything sensible. Pumpy. like "Lvmlnydt." Sports Editors . . Mike Miller activities. Considering the superior nature of our musical and dramatic thousands of other students , has "Ha, ha . You've got such a Lynn Tyler productions, it is sad indeed that only a relatively small minority of given in to the pressure of high sense of humor. Now talk, you little Advertising Manager ...... students, parents, and teachers support such events. sc hools by committing verbal imp." Wendy Harman ; One fact is clear · the student body is motivated towards enjoyment suicide. More and more students '' Ngrgbrghznk .'' Page Assistants ...... : .I and / or participation in athletics, and seemingly little else. Certainly not from kindergarten through college "I'm afraid Arnold the pig will LuAnn Duesterburg everyone can be an athlete, as only a few possess the stamina, have closed their minds by opening never boycott Green Acres." Theresa Schilling determination, and co-ordination nece ssary to a participant. Others may their mouths . They stuff anything ''Snbyjknan ...... fgmk?" Head Reporter . . George Goetz choose to cultivate other qualities: developing a lilting soprano, for from spun honey to grape leaves " Wha-a- ..... ! You dare question Sponsor ...... Ms. Maza instance , or demonstr~ting a flair for speech and leadership. Yet [with the rolled in peanut butter into their my intestinal virtuosity?" John Adams High School sole exception of the school musical], the efforts of this latter group are esophogla abyss'. What mal­ "Snbglk?" Principal . . . . William Przybysz largely ignored. Why? Because the support and publicity they receive Is fortune! What sadness! What "Yes, well ..... no, of course my Assistant Principals ...... • usuall y little more than a few dusty posters or a line delivered on the p.a. mealymouths! stomach isn't ethnically pure." Andrew Bibbs When was the last !ime an assembly was given, donated as a spotlight for The situation received national " Bnk. " Donald David the band , chorus, or drama club? One year? Two? Indeed, a rally to recognition this week when Bidgelo then asked the child if he The opinions expressed in the support the play cast seems presently to be laughable, almost students were discovered smuggl­ had a psychological problem. The JOHN ADAMS TOWER are not unthinkable. Yet, pep assemblies for school teams are a common place, ing broccoli into class under their reply: "Brgmnflphlgrzn." necessarily those of the John enjoyable occasion! shirts (commonly referred to as After suffocating the feisty little Adams High School administra­ Since exposure to an activity seems to be the key to appreciating it, a "stuffing"). The local authorities sniveler, Bidgelo went off to a tion and faculty or the TOWER "cultura lly-orientated " series of presentations, publicity, and responded by clapping the Russian monastery to discuss the staff. announcements might stimulate a new and profound interest from many rebellious youths into chains and fermentation of endoplasmic mush- L..------t students who have hitherto rem ained virtually untouched. John Adams repealing the city's vegetable laws. rooms with a team of stamp has a student body numbering nearly 1800, with each individual entertain­ To get to the bottom of this collectors, co-chairing a group ing a variety of tastes and abilities. Everyon e can take pride in our fine digestive abuse. the TOWER pursuing the rumor that there are athletic organizations; let's carry this pride a step further by allowing a interviewed a "food child," as four brothers Karamozov. And greater majority of other groups the chance to receive well-deserved they're commonly called, from unfortunately, the mystery of the appreciation and recognition! Mountains, Alabama. muckmouths remains moot.

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ExtraCurricular Participation Dropping Having a brother who is a 1972 am merely seeking the reasons as became quite divided. On one hand graduate of Adams High School, to why these programs have failed there were freaks and• acid one of my favorite pasttimes to or are presently faltering. heads and on the other were jocks, alleviate boredom is looking Young people are very vulne r­ rah-rahs and book-worms . Both through his old albums. Besides able to peer influe nce. A few years factions resolved the implimenta­ the creeping height of skirt s, ago the influence laid in student tion of a "Live and Let Live" length of hair and teacher's participation. Thus , the students policy. This, I beli eve was the case receding hairlines, one thing became involved or would have until only a year or two ago . strikes me as I compare Adams been considered an outcast. Then, A trend to revitalize the clubs then and now. It seems to me that suddenl y a new mode of thinking has had a slow but steady impact there has been a drastic reduction struck the American teen-age on student life. The source of this in student participation in youth. It was called '' nonconform­ trend is still somew hat baffling. I extra -curricular programs. Th~se ity. " The problem with this submit that its source is in a programs comprise the back-bone thinking came when nonconformity discovery made by the student of the school, for they have as their reach ed enough students to exert a himself. I believe that the student root student responsibility. Many real pressure and everyone became discovered that there is a much of these programs are now defunct. preoccupied with conforming to more productive air and a sense of For example , Eagle Ethics, nonconformity . Some people were accomplishment by being involved Thespians , Red Cross Youth, Mu perceptive enough to realize this in school. A chess tournament There we have it. Regrettably optimism . Mine is the lament of Beta and Izaak Wal ton Club are all and went back to their original ribbon, a math club certificate or that is the discovery I have made many other juniors and seniors. memories of the past. The state, thus becoming the "no n­ the applause at the end of a quite late in my high schoot years. Thus , if our discovery is heeded by constituents of many of these nonconformists . • • It was this dramatic production take on Will the clubs survive as :mderclassmen then with little sur viving clubs are mere handful s group, the non-nons , who specific significance--more so than constructive social institutions? I doubt the clubs will survive. of students. I am not submitting pre served many of our present being a counter-productive element have no answer to that that we restore all of these clubs; I clubs . At this point teenagers of the student social sphere. question .but only a note of Gary KarUn November 24, 1976 The John Adams Tower Page4 V-Eagles WinState SEAGLES SECOND ATCULVER They said they- would do it-and the other spectators continually The John Adams boys Swim medley relay. The team of David Dan Flynn and John Komora in the they did . The 1976 John Adam., gave voice to their objections Team (Seag les) opened their Pauszek, Tom Manley , Ron Zhiss 400 IM relay, Scott Tenney in the Volleyball Team declared that they against the presence of boys on our 1976-77 season with a second place and Ron Grow combined for the 200 free relay, Dave Pauszek in the would bring home the state team. Happily, their harassing finish in the annual Culver Relays, best team performance of the meet, 300 backstroke relay, and Brad championship-and they did! remarks did riot distract Coach held November 13 at the Culver according to Coach Smith. Tretheway in the 400 free relay. The title of "state champions" is Ganser or the team in the least, but Military Academy Pool. Coach The Seagles went on to win three Diver John Hoyer had a good day always representative of a team's strengthened their determination Steve Smith's Seagles finished only more events: the 400 individual on the board, but as the team's hard work, skill, and determina­ to win. At 6:00 P.M., the Eagles 14 points behind 1976 state medley relay, the 300 backstroke only diver, he did not finish well in tions , but this year, the took the floor once again, meeting champions, Munster. Cross-town relay, and the 400 freestyle relay. the three man diving relay . hard-fought state championship Wes Del. This time, the opposition rival , Riley, did not fare well in the The Adams swimmers also finished Coach Smith was pleased with represents even more. The title was stronger and the first game meet, tying for fourth place honors well in the remainder of the the team's overall performance at signifies the maturity that the team went into overtime, yet the Eagles with Muncie North. Highland swimming events. All of the relay Culver, and now believes more and their coach cultivated by were triumphant in only two games finished third. teams achieved good times, though firmly than ever that the team can overlooking all the negative feeling with scores of 16-14, 15-13. Now The Culver Relays differ from a the 800 freestyle relay could easily win the State Championship that was directed against them. there were only two teams regular dual meet in that eight have swum a better race. Trophy this year - if everyone Miss Ganser and her determined remaining; the undeated Eagles schools are represented. Several of Freshman Tim Parent had an works hard enough for it. And the players had only one goal in and Fort Wayne Concordia. With a the top teams in the state outstanding time in the 200 free te:::rn pledges to go all the way. mind-to win. superb display of volleyball participated in the year's meet. All relay for the best individual The Seagles next meet was On November 6th, Adams strategy and technique, the Eagles events in the meet were relays, and performance of the Culver Relay against Mishawaka High School at advanced to the Regionals in swept Concordia off the court with a team with several outstanding meet . Gary Severyn had outstand­ Mishawaka yesterday afternoon. Goshen , held at the local high scores of 15-11, 15-9. The Eagles swimmers, but with little depth ing times in both the 400 IM relay Saturday the Seagles will meet school. Facing Bethany Christian in had clinched the trophy, game ball, could not expect to do well. and the 200 freestyle relay. Several Clay High School in the Clay's new their first game, the team quickly and, most importantly, the state The Seagles got off to a fine start other Seagles also had outstanding pool at 1:00 in the afternoon. The knocked them out of the title! with a . first place finish in the times in the Culver meet: Kevin first home meet is against LaSalle competition by winning 15-2. and Throughout the season, the opening event, the Frosh-Soph 200 Deneen in the 400 medle y relay, at 7:00 on Tuesday , November 30. 15-4. During the finals. Adams was South Bend Tribune gave a min­ paired with Oregon Davis. This imum of coverage the success ­ TEAM DATE TIME PLACE team surely had the spirit and ful volleyball team. One Tribune desire to win. but not the ability. ChessClub sports writer, Bill Moor, even went Or. rather. they fell short of the so far as to suggest that the three Culver Relays 11-13-76 2:00 Eagle's outstanding abilities, as Culver male members of the team should Mishawaka 11-23-76 4:15 the Eagl es were easily victorious at Mishawaka resign their positions on the Clay 11-27-76 places4th 15-2 and 15-7. Indeed, the Adams 1:00 Clay squad . But. if any member or LaSalle 11-30-76 team was making a habit of 7:00 Adams student felt slighted by these Central 12-1-76 6:30 The Adams Chess Team placed bringing home every trophy Central remarks, Mr. Przybysz certainly Merrlvllle 12-3-76 5:00 4th out of 14 teams at the available. and this was a hobby Merrivllle made up for it at the rousing honors Culver 12-7-76 4:15 Valparaiso Invitational chess tourn ­ they wcrent't going to kick! Culver assembly on Monday morning. Washington 12-9-76 4:30 Washington ament , held Saturday, Nov. 20. On November 12th, the Eagles Along with Przybysz, local Highland 12-14-76 7:00 Leading the team was Mart in Adams 1 flew south . Traveling in the team personalities . Sam Smith, Tom Penn 12-16-76 7:00 Adams Pollak, winning 3 /2 out of 4 games bus (Mr. Poe's van), the Eagles Dcnin. and Ron Bella gave Muncie Inv. 12-18-76 10:00 Muncie at third board for Adams. Martin anticipated all that Indianapolis recognition speeches to the Frosh. Soph. Meet 12-21-76 10:00 Adams brought home a trophy for his had in store for them. Due to the enthused student body. Munster 12-31-76 2:00 CST Munster performance, the best at his wonderful arrangements made by Congratulations go to Miss Memorial 1-6-77 6:00 Memorial position. The rest of the team Mr. Przybysz and Mr . Szucs, the Ganser for her excellent coaching Hammond Bishop Noll 1-8-77 H.B. Noll included Joe Ross , Chris Sayre, squad stayed in a first class hotel, and tireless efforts on behalf of the Elston 1-13-77 7:00 Adams Edwin Fisette, and Jeff Lackman. and ate steak for dinner. After team. Her time and effort are Goshen 1-15-77 2:00 Adams A solid performance by everyone spending a restless night, the team greatly appreciated by all. Riley 1-22-77 2:00 Riley gave Adams 2 match points and 12 headed for Ben Davis High School, Congratulations are also in order to City 1-27-77 game points , enough for the 4th At 10:00 A.M .. the Eagles played seniors Louie Dragovich, Rian City 1-29-77 place finish. Gary Roosevelt edged Castl e in the initial round of the Meyers. John Presnell , and juniors Conference 2-10-77 out Munster for the title. This was state competition. Castel was easily Marueen Crowe, Theresa Schilling, Conference 2-12-77 a fine first showing for the Chess defeated. 15-4. 15-10. Mary Skudlarek, Amy Terr y, Sectional 2-17-77 Team , sponsored by Mr. Krause , Throughout the competition, the Matey Grow, and sophomores Gina Sectional 2-19-77 and they hope to make even better Ben Davis auditorium overflowed Fragomeni and Paul Witherby. A State 2-25-77 results in tournaments to come. with cheering spectators. Unfor­ special thanks is also due managers State 2-26-77 tunately. as our cheering section Jill Oberfell and Kathey Sweeney. was outnumbered by about 25-1, FIRSTB-BALL Eagles Beat LaPorte WRESTLING STARTS DECEMBER 2 The 1976 John Adams Wrestling elude: Ron Mitchen , who also won GAMEFRIDAY The East Side Eagles hocke) scored to even it up. Laporte tallied Team is presently preparing for the in the NIC meet, finished second in club defeated the Laporte team in a the go ahead goal but the score was rigorous schedule that lies ahead, the Sectionals and third in the This Frida y, the 1976-77 John pre-season game at the Ice Box on tied again shortly when Chris which starts December 2nd at Regionals . Phil Magaldi, Hiawatha Adams Basketball Team plays host Sunda y. November 7. Displaying Collier put the puck in the net for Riley. The team is, once again , Jenkins and Larry Hood are also all to Crown Point. This year's Eagles the raggedness associated with Adams. Goals in the third period by under the guidance of veteran returning veteran s expected to do have good depth and excellent only two weeks of practice the Dave Dziubinski and again by Phil coach Mr. Aronson, who is a well. Coming up from the B-team is team speed. The outlook is good Eagl es showed that being behind Dooley ended the scoring. member of the Indiana Wrestling Jeff Booth, who was undefeated and the Eagles are very optimi stic will not indicate a discouraging The Michiana High School Hall of Fame. Returning as last year in B-team competition. about the upcoming season . attitude. The final score was 4 to 2. Hockey League schedule has been assistant coach from last year is Other members that are Returning lettermen 6 foot The Slicers managed the first released and following is the Mr. Mojzik. expected to contribute a great deal Kenny Howell and 6 foot 2 inch goal and carried this lead into the complete schedule for the East Side Returning to lead the team will this year include Judd Greene and Doug Jackson will team up with ··second period when Phil Dooley Eagles pucksters. be Captain Eric Manns, who just Dan Kovas, who were both injured seniors 6 foot 5 inch Mike Marshall last week recovered from an injury last year, Mike Clem, Chris and 6 foot Dave Layman . EAGLES HOCKEY SCHEDULE that kept him from working out. Whitlock and John Foancier , a Sophomores 6 foot 3 inch Jim Last year, Eric advanced farther in freshman . Gooley and 6 foot 4 inch Lenny All games at The Ice Box except as post season competition than any The Grapplers schedule this Mitchem will also lead the attack . noted other Adams wrestler. Eric season includes all the tough Two guards up from the " B" finished first in the NIC meet, the Northern Indiana Conference foes, Team who will be a great asset to Sectionals and the Regionals, and along with non-conference foes the squad are 6 foot Andy Golba Sunday Nov. 21 St. Joseph 8:00 wound up fourth in the Semi-State. Clay, LaPorte , Niles, and Gary and 5 foot 8 inch Emmitt Dodd . Thursday Dec. 2 LaSalle ACC 9:00 Another returning veteran in- Roosevelt. With the returning players and Sunday Dec. 5 LaPorte 4:15 some excellent young ball players Thursday Dec. 9 Elkhart ACC 7:45 this year 's Eagles promis e to be a Sunday Dec. 12 Marion 4:15 1976 John Adams Wrestling Schedule very exciting ball club . Thursday Dec. 16 Washington ACC 9:00 So come on out to the shack Tuesday Penn/Mish 6:15 Dec. 21 DATE OPPONENT PLACE Friday night and show these Tuesday Dec. 28 Michigan City 7:30 1976-77 Eagles what kind of spirit Thursday Dec. 30 Clay ACC 6:30 December our school is known for! Riley There Thursday Jan. 6 Riley ACC 6:30 Thurs. 2 Mishawaka There FRICK'S DRIVER Eouc,TION Sunday Jan. 9 Niles 6:45 Tues. 7 LaSalle Here Wednesday Jan. 12 St. Joseph ACC 6:30 Thurs. 9 Niles Here Tuesday Jan. 18 Michigan City 8:45 Tues . 14 Tuesday Penn/Mish 6:15 Thur~. 16 Elkhart Central There Jan. 25 ACC Thursday Jan. 27 Marion 7:45 January Sunday Jan. 30 LaSalle 8:00 Thurs . 6 Washington Here Tuesday Feb. 1 Washington 6:15 Fri. 7 Roosevelt Here Sunday Feb. 6 Niles 5:30 Tues . 11 Penn Here Tuesday Elkhart 7:30 Thurs. 13 Elkhart Memorial Here Feb. 8 Drive our 7i, Tuesday Feb. 15 Clay 6:15 Tues. 18 Michigan City Elston There Sunday Feb. 20 Riley 8:00 Thurs. 20 Clay Here 4 speed Thursday Feb. 24 LaPorte 7:45 Thurs. 27 LaPorte There ...... ,..... INfn lb ICM drivtllf.$ page S The Tower . November '.24,1976 In strum en ta lists MAGIC SOCIETYFORMED SOC BEGINS The Chicago International Film Perform at 1.U. Ever experience a sudden urge vice president, treasurer David Festival has awarded WNDU-TV's Troost, and Dave Marrin as club On November 18th, the John e~core of the traditional hymn, to be bound within the confines of a BEYOND OUR CONTROL its scribe. Adams Concert Band, Wind Silent Night. canvas bag, be dropped into a Grand Prlx--a Gold ''Hugo'' --in the At a typical gathering, members Ensemble, and Orchestra ·present­ The Original Thirteen, by swimming pool, and live to tell the Television category of its Twelfth bring their own stage props and ed their fall concert in the IUSB William Billings, lead off the story. Such a predicament, for Annual Competition. auditorium. Concert Band's musical numbers. some, is not an usual occurrence. work at perfecting new routines. The Junior Achievement Tele­ Prior meetings have focused on Th·e orchestra presented their Chacoae and Rondo, by Purcell, In fact, the "canvas bag escape" is v1s1on Company, producers of slight-of-hand tricks , card magic, portion of the concert first. The followed an especially popular only one of many routines BEYOND OUR CONTROL, were orchestra featured the pieces selection was the Top-40 hit, performed by amateur magician, stage illusions, and escape competing with professionally-pro­ attempts (such as the canvas bag Concerto Grosso, by Vivaldi, Two Rockford Flies, by Mike Post and Carl Weiss. Dedicating to duced programs from other local Pieces for Strings from Henry V, by Pete Carpenter . mastering feats worthy of Harry exit) . Suprisingly, slight-of-hand stations and major networks. William Walton, Autumn Leaves, The final portion of the concert Houdini, Weiss plus a number of feats rank among the most difficult, Representatives of the program by Johnny Mercer-Bard, and Blue was performed by the John Adams fellow amateurs have founded the often taking months to perfect . were in Chicago this weekend to Tango, by Leroy Anderson. The Wind Ensemble. My Regiment, first John Adams Magic Society. Speakers are encouraged to visit, accept the top award of the Festival such as professional magician most unusual selection, titled March, by H.L. Blankenburg, Sponsored by Mrs. Betty on the stage of the Biograph Kevin Wilson, who made an Concerto for Tuba and String Symphonic Jubilee, by Joseph Mclemore, the club purposes to Theatre at the Festival's annual Orchestra, by Frackenpohl, spot­ Wilcox Jenkins, and Richard instruct members in new skills and appearance at a recent meeting. An Awards Presentation. lighting Mr. Jerry Lackey as guest Maltby's Dixie Polka made up the encouraging performances of Adams graduate, Wilson has spent The Chicago International Film soloist. Pairing a unique combina­ Ensemble's performance choices. magical routines . According to club several years as a performer; Festival, one of the nation's most tion, the piece was enjoyable and Flutes Four, by Frackenpohl, was president Weiss, the members members gathered about him with pretigious, annually attracts films well-received by the a~dience; the final encore performance given desire "to get people together" an obvious interest as he from throughout the world, entered Lackey was agin featured in an by the group. and ultimately ''put on a magk expounded on "tricks of the for competition in categories such show." Weiss, a freshman. trade." as Features, Short Subjects, explained that his interest was The Magic Society holds weekly, Animation, Documentary, etc. The sparked by his attendance at the informal meetings on Mondays, Television Category judges entries ~e ~ ~epnrter ~n 11 ~as\? fjteps Adams Club Fair, and by his from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m., in the Little from networks and local stations, subsequent discovery that Adams Theater . Membership is open to all awarding various certificates of In our continuing effort to make 5. "Your money or your life!" lacked such an organization. Adams students as well as merit, plaques, and Bronze, The Tower "your" paper, we are 6. "I'm the Fonze, and you're Boosting about 15-20 members, the interested amateurs from neigh­ Silver and Gold "Hugo" Awards. giving you this chance to write your not!" club roster includes Tom Jenson, Qoring high schools The Gold "Hugo," a symbolic own article. Just pick eleven digits 1. A nearby innocent bystander statue encased in Plexiglas, is the from one to six, and write your . Festival's top award, reserved for story by the numbers. 2. An anonymous administrator A .( .i. ..i i .:. .~ l i / 1 i.. I :i ,•; :3 /\ :1 F I"! 0 F 3 :i C M. T H A N iJ S L '/ G F and his secretary the outstanding entries in each !1' 1\ ;, L K '.; I .' I L ~ /\ n .,; 0 U • .w ( Y 'l S ·-~ H category. 1. The John Adams Tower writing 3. The men in white coats staff 4. Dr. "J" and five unidentified • a ~ • L I rl ~ 1 A D I f ~ 0 U L F F i r c J J U A D S H S Y L O G y While the Festival seeks out student-produced films for com­ 2. Head hancho at Adams, William female students ~ h ~ ~ d A L , ~ I /\ [ 3 0 P J A S F L O C T U M 3 L I N G S T O I S Przybysz petition, BEYOND OUR CONTROL 5. The John Adams Science Club C h U L T T U A ~ C X ~ I L P O ~ d R M E C H A N I C S S 'l i ~ T S I 3. Ten hysterically screaming 6. William Stone, an anonymous was entered in· the professional l e S N ! R O T C A Q D O G Y T 5 /\ T W E ~ P C ! T U S H L L O K T C category, competing with series cheerleaders pet rock 4. Assistant principal at Adams, ! S I R ~ ~ 0 N S T A G E T N C A ~ ~ A T P Y • T Y O N /\ S A N I N S and specials produced by major networks and local stations Andrew Bibbs 1. visited a local house of ill repute N O O ~ E R A ~ S O L E M O N Y S T E ~ A 7. S R I P T T B E ~ A S S G throughout the country. 5. The freshman football team 2. fell up the stairs C A N E E S A ~ I E L L E N T S A D O R K Q O I q I I A T S E E K T H Accepting the award on behalf of 6. Tower reporter David Herring 3. had "gangs of fun" at a local WNDU-TV were advisers Dennis barn dance E V E L Y /\ R K 9 C D /\ N K E O L A T M O N B O N N L R J W q 9 S I S Laughlin and Dave Williams, and 1. was (were) sadistically beaten up 4. skinny-dipped in a stolen cement F rt 6 N C H N K I S S P E E C H C U ~ L I K I N S G Y O U R I C E S R student representatives Ellen by Rodney Allen Rippy. mixer l J Y T I\ I K D I N G D C N G C S r O C H E E 5 E E N I T X Z O p f C Akins and Dave Simkins. Present­ 2. received hundreds of obscene 5. rode the school busses all day ~ rl A n L O T X 3 T I N G S O P d N 3 E H r ~ 3 d h S /\ M E /\ A R o A ing Festival Awards were the letters and phone calls last week. 6. tried to die of overeating Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic 3. plotted to overthrow the federal ~ J S~ C ,, ~ I 3 J ~ ~ Y U S C GS P K Z ~ ~~I ~ E ~ND NO B o J Roger Ebert an_d film history writer government. 1. in a futile effort to- commit l ~ • n U U G L A U S C a D O d 5 I T A X A R S M /\ H T y I L G E T E Arthur Knight; Chicago commer­ 4. made headlines by deciding to suicide. 0 • 0 L L • Y 8 A L L T d X O S H 8 I O L O G Y N N C D S if I W L S A cial producer Ken Nordine hosted run-for congress. 2. in search of more excitement . the ceremonies . 5. smashed down the front doors of 3. which caused several onlookers N O O N U I X F O J I Y S M /\ S S G A M E S I O N W S H I K F B /\ C T several seniors. The Junior Achievement Tele­ to cry. E S S T Y D T S W I ~ ~ l J ? J E L L O E H O L A S E E I T N O J a ; vision Company was founded in 6. was (were) thrown into jail for 4. while waiting for the world to V O I L /\ H Y E G E N T B E T S Y B q I K C ~ E A T I I T I M 1960 by Wm. Thomas Hamilton, streaking the 'downtown mall at come to an end . Executive -Vice-Presid ent and midnight . 5. in a fruitless attempt to avoid M Y O 'l C A R L A F R D E 'l 9 I E X G O ·1 E R N M ;a; N T C L A S S T p General Manager of the WNDU being lynched . A F F A F A M I L Y L I ·1 I N ·~ X X F 'l O N T I E 'i '.( ){ ){ X X ){ X Q T Stations. BEYOND OUR CON­ 1. Meanwhile, in the deep dark, 6. because he (they) would try_ C O M I D A T U R K E Y D /\ Y S O X X T H E C R U C I B L E X X A 7. 0 TROL is currently at work at torch lit depths of the Tower office anything once. 2. Somewhat later, at the John L U N C H I S S n E A R T H S C I ~ N C E T O R Y C A N T I ~ L E T R WNDU-TV, beginning production of its 1977 season, which debuts Adams library e S S E N N G Y S C H ~ M I S T R Y H /\ ~ D Y I S A S T U D y H A L L 1. Once the dust had cleared, the .Saturday, January 29 at 6:00 PM 3. Afterwards, in Mr. Goodman 's P.T.A. members chemistry lab EST on Channel 16. 2. Finally, Mortimer Flint, the fi~st Find your favorite [?] classes. They are hidden horizontally, vertically, 4. Later , in " Jark corner of the and only talking brick .and diagonally. by 'Betsy Brazy school auditorium 3. In conclusion , the entire student 5. Meanwhile, at the front entrance body . . ACCOUNTING GOVERNMENT of the school 4. To top the whole affair, the ALGEBRA HEALTH FRIENDSNO\./ 6. Afterwards, in the throne room mysterious Phantom Whistler AMERICANLIFE LATIN of William Przybysz 5. In addition, Steve Austin, the Six APPARATUS LUNCH APPEARING Million Dollar Man · ARCHERY MASSGAMES 1. hundreds of blood thirsty 6. At the end of the festival, the BASKETRY ONSTAGE FRI. NITE students , ~ooking for David Herring entire population of South Bend BIOLOGY PHYSICS 2. Mr. Ed, the famous talking CALCULUS POWERMECHANICS horse 1. was (were) tied to a threatening CHEMISTRY RIFLERY live ~u~,c, games : 3. The St. Joseph County S.W.A.T. note and thrown through a second CIVILWAR SCIENCEFICTION act,v,t,czs; priz.€: s team floor window . CRIMEANDLA W SHORTHAND 4. John F.X. Yossarrian, known to 2, accosted passers-by in the main EARTHSCIENCE SPANISH most as the Bionic Tennis Ball hall of the school. ELECTRONICS SPEECH 5. Huckleberry Quasimodo, secret 3. possessed by demons, decided to EXISTENTIALISM STUDY.BALL heir to the Hughes fortune join the Communist Party. · FAMILYLIVING SWIMMING 6 . All-Americaµ boy, Jack 4. became intoxicated after FRENCH TUMBLING Armstrong drinking some "spiked" Prune FRONTIER TYP.ING Juice. GEOMETRY UT9PIA 1. was (were) heard to say 5. assumed a state of hysteria when GERMAN VOLLEYBALL . · · .~ 2. listened to a voice from Heaven, informed that the sky was falling.~------""'.'-----';""-----:------~~, which said 6. decided to write an article for The Sport Scene ..... Into 3. received a message from outer j moved I · . ··. I space, claiming that The Tower .on the matter. . I new faclUtleato aerve you better I f .·,·1 4. threatened to commit suicide, • ------·, , .just across the street. Stop 1a···1 · , osier's I after being told I and -see D8 for your sporting I . . · , I 5. released a secret list of student's Arby's I needs. I Ben FraNdln Stant ... J •• • • names, with the comment I 1 2310. M..._iRM1&A- ,....,..' ·. I 6. wrote an articie for the Tower, money ROAST which said in essence saving 1 Ironwood and 23. 272-9171 L---:------.:_-~ BEEF ·· · I ·."'J -:9•11,... , ...... :_• 1. "Education is the crabgrass in 1 I LAM D NT 1 • -· • 11 the lawn of life." I THE -onnn1T •. . · · l .. llir ··· --··· 2. "I only want a little power." I ~ I DRUGS I · · , "Y h' r bod ,.. I I I 11111S MRI 3 . ou gave ~m you . y. , ~ 0,,'E'NE I 3C~J MISHAWAKA AV£ ...... 4. "When this 1s all over, you 11 • I = ~ I ->vurH 91:ND. ~No· 1 Ill.~ Jal ••FIi thank me." ____ lj_97J.1ncol'!.'!~J_f:!~J=------'-~:.~------1~_!'!t:..11!!.~'! '-!!..?! ' Page 6 The John Adams Tower ovem6er 24, 1976 AnEvening With "Chicago" The Crucible: A Resounding Saccess It is rare for a high school additional dilemma because the performance. • production of a serious and accusation which condemns his John Corona, who portrayed a On Saturday , November 13, an the audience's reaction to the timely drama to retain the essence wife has been made by a girl who visiting minister who ,'ights for ACC audience was given the bamf s terrific reputation. of the play against the overwhelm­ was once his mistress. justice during the trial, was opportunity to share two-and -a-half Chicago was formed ten years ing odds of lack of experience , lack Proctor, who is not a particularly extremely good in his part. Tom hours with the most popular rock ago in, as could be expected, of time for preparation, and lack of holy man, must decide whether to Priest , as another min· ,ter, was group in the country today--Chi­ Chicago , Illinois . Original mem­ money for s4lge equipment. confess to the crime and survive by equall y convincing . cago . bers of the group included guitarist None of these factors seemed to indicting his friends and wife with Abbigail Williams, the girl who The concert, which featured Terry Kath, Robert Lamm on mar the excellence, however, of the the crime, or to allow himself to be began the witch hunt; was man y of Chicago's hits as well as keyboards , Lee Loughrane on the drama club's presentation of The cruelly murdered . Amid the deaths beautifully portrayed by Kate new pie ces from the album trumpe t and the fluegelhorn, Crucible. of many of the tr uly saintly Goerner. Aaron Zent , as old Giles " Chicago X" and the upcoming James Pankow on the trombone, The play was given on townspeople , this situation is Corey. and Nan Rees, as Tituba, a " Chicago XI ," was wildly received Walter Parazaider on woodwinds , November 12 and 13 in the Little extremely dramatic. Barbados slave, added a touch of by the large aud jence. and drummer Danny Seraphine . Theatre . For the first time , a Arthur Miller, who is also known comedy to the play . Meg Goerner , Unlike Chicago ' s appearance at Later, bassist Peter Cetera joined non-faculty member, Mrs. Marilyn for Death of a Salesman, wrote The who performed as Mary Warren , a Notre Dame jus t over a year ago , the group . Laudir de Oliveira is the Goerner. was allowed to direct a Crucible during the 19SO's era of girl struggling to free herself from this performance emphasized the newest member of the band . school production . The results were McCarthyism , communist scares , Al:>bigail's spell, was also excel­ loud , handcla_pping disco sound The group has released ten superb. and blacklisfutg those considered lent. which is an important factor behind albums to date , and has had The Crucible takes place in to be affiliated with the Communist Other outstanding performers the succes s of many of the group 's numerous hit singles , starting with Salem , Massachusetts , during the party . The potency of the play is included Dave Laven as Deputy­ most popular song s. " Make Me Smile ." Guided by witch trials . A group of young girls largely due to its connection with Governor Danforth , Barbara Burke " Saturda y in the Park ," " Make Jam es William Guercio (their is, in effect , terrorizing the small this shameful period in recent as Rebecca Nurse, Mark Owens as Me Smile ," "Old Days, " and man ager and the producer of their community by persuading the history. Thomas Putnam , Willie Johnson as " Ju st You and Me " were obviously record s) and the two unofficial judges . that most of Salem's most To effectively represent the Judge Hawthorne , and Gary Karlin the audi ence's favorite selections. group lead ers , Robert Lamm and moral citizens are practicing terror of such an era , the play as Francis Nurse . The encore, which consisted of James Pankow, Chicago contin­ witchcraft. requires an extremely strong cast. This outstanding high school " The Notre Dame Victory March" ually expands and upgrades its To save themselves from The Adams players lived up to this production was student-dire cted by and "'Feelin ' Stronger Every Day, " sound . hanging, these citizens must swear admirably. Bea Bosco. Ms. Paulette Cwidak al so received an enthusiastic As Pankow said in a 1973 that they are indeed witches. Joe Griesinger, as John Proctor, was the faculty advisor . The entire res ponse. interview , "Our music is constantly According to their religion, presented an excellent character­ cast and crew should be Other songs performed included growing creatively, although not so however, swearing to something ization of a good man who had to congratulated for presenting what " Beginnings," "Does Anybody far that we lose our audience or get that is not true will cause them to struggle to be as honest as he was was clearly the best play seen at Really Know What Time It ls ," " 25 lost within ourselves either . We be damned . proclaimed. Maribeth Fiely, as his Adams for many years. By RJR or 6 to 4." "Call Me," "Color My don ' t write about taking an acid One man, John Proctor , faces an wife, also gave an excellent World ," " Got to Get You Into My trip, drinking wine, getting chicks, Life," and the group 's current and all the superficial stuff . Many sing le, "If You Leave Me Now." of our songs are strictly Although the faster songs were entertainment, but we also deal beautifully played so as to get the with meaningful things happening it;:~;:/~~~J-. audience involved in the music, here and abroad. Communication, L\--"-'"CI l'L•"'' L. " Color My World" and "If You political and physical unrest, love, W ll ,\ T f"Jt A t-TLV I') Leave Me Now" suffered from the anger, fear, misery, happiness. '"" S,1·o ttL f.:Ok U") IN r,., ,,H tAJ:. ru r vel. 11 ,Q cheerful, upbeat tone of the The songs lay all that stuff down, = - .;. 1 fi~i~ concert. Just to hear it from somebody up * kL Kt:.u ULATf ON ':l ---·. Another feature of the concert on that stage releases all this ACl 5v A"""'TT t:i:) F'Jl OtV\ THc Of- • ILI AL ( 1.""E.(.5.C.) was the instrumental solos , and tension in our audiences , makes H )\ J,Ji) i)OOk. OF" Fl "IA.L. especially those of percussionist them feel better ." '."' ' a.,~ ,,.,,' J}\ PRoc ~ov Rr 5 .... l" ""jht t..\nft,.n h,"~ s"t°"" Laudir de Oliveira . By and large, Judging from the reaction in the bo. 11, U.f"" S c.h,10 1 however, . the success of the show ACC the night of the concert, it ~re "";S ~ b .....idl be was due to the quality of the group would seem that Pankow was right. '""'-•,I i11s;J ~ ~h~ performance . and the strength of The communication was obvious. l'~v lt:."rS +'or Q ut\dt. fer­ th1n,•J u,-...0"' hf- 0f 4~..,e Liveand work in placestourists / onlyvisit. HOBBIES-CRAFTS Buy your '71,'73,'74,'75 When you enlist for Europe, you're there to do IADIO COHT1IOl a job first, and frolic at the Oktoberfest second. MODELS- PlANES . If you qualify , you can choose to learn a job TRAINS - CAIS 1n supply, !TI(ssile~, aviation, infantry, artillery, IOA'TS- IOCKETS yearbooks In Room 216,$5. GAMES - CaAflS armor, adm1n1strat1on,maintenance medical or HOUY IOOICS many other fields. 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