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John Adams High School 808 South Twyckenham Drive South Bend, Indiana 46615 The Senior Edition Staff would like to express our gratitude to the following people: • LaSalle(i.e. Moriconi) for P.M.Ting and printing our "more-than-just-a-little-late" paper. • Class of '90 for their generous donations. • Mr. David for filtering out all the specific references to sex, drugs, and alcohol. • Maza B. for being the cool cat you are and for constantly reminding us of our late deadlines again and again and again ... • Angela Courtney, better known as Jeff Thompson's cousin, for helping with typing our senior wills. • Derek Walley and Dean Romeo for taking, developing, and printing all the last minute pictures(about 75% of the total). • Andrew "Dice" Clay for just being alive. You're the goods!! STAPP Co-Editors ............................................................................. See-Ming Phan, Jeffrey Thompson Assistant Editors ................................................................... Mark Bartholomew, Jason Ritter Copy Editor ........................................................................... Jason Kelly Photographers ....................................................................... Dean Romeo, Derek Walley, Mark Wilson Advertising Managers .......................................................... Kristen Bielejewski, Rachel Friend, Jennifer Hartman Typists ................................................................................... Debbie Arney, Suzanne Borowski Advisor .................................................................................. Babette Maza Principal ................................................................................. William Przybysz page2 SENIOR EDITION $INlOl\ fAVOkrrls ------ ·".'.::::.--- avorite Excuse for a Late Paper 1. Cheers Favorite Song 1. "My mom didn't finish it on 2. Wonder Years 1. In Your Eyes-Peter Gabriel time." 3. Cosby Show 2. Hotel California-Eagles 2. Paper? What Paper? 4. Simpson's 3. Stairway to Heaven-Led Zepplin 3. "My (dog, brother, Derek . Night Court 4. Melt with You-Modem English Walley) ate it." 5. You Can't Always Get What 4. "Erased from computer disk." You Want-The Rolling Stones 5. "OOPS!" 1. Germano 2. McKee 3. Reed 0 Favorite Late Excuse 0 Mockingbird 1. "Jenny Hartman drove me this 2. Catcher in the Rye morning." 3. Of Mice and Men 2. "Dog ate my alarm clock." 4. Great Gatsby 3. "The bell rang early." Favorite Female Singer 5. Native Son 4. "Working on Yearbook/ 1. Paula Abdul Tower. You didn't want it 2. Janet Jackson 0 late, did you?" 3. Lita Ford 4. Edie Brickell Favorite Actor 0 5. Amy Grant 1. Chevy Chase 2. Mel Gibson 3. Jack Nicholson 4. Dustin Hoffman Favorite Actress avorite Male Singer 1. Glen Close 1. Bobby Brown Favorite Group 2. Kim Bassinger 2. Billy Joel 1. U2 3. Meg Ryan 3. Eazy-E 2. R.E.M. 4. Meryl Streep 4. Phil Collins 3. Van Halen 5. Kathleen Turner 4. 2-Live Crew 5. Guy Favorite Movie 0 1. When Harry Met Sally 1. Simpsons 2. Ferris Bueller's Day Off 2. Bugs Bunny 3. Rainman 3. Jetsons 4. Caddyshack 4. Tom and Jerry 5. Dead Poet's Society 5. Flinstones Mr. GO Adams SENIOREDITION page3 Honored Graduates VALEDICTORIANS Molly Ann Duman Jane Rogers Gardner Malay Kundu Kurt Johannes Leege Susan Jean Smith SALUTATORIANS Mark Bartholomew Grant Edward McDougal SUMMA CUM LAUDE Suzanne Marie Austgen Mary Kathleen Kelly Andre Curtis McNeill Natasha Jane Nowak See-Ming Phan George Blandford Pilkinton Matthew Martin Radecki David Andrew Wilkeson Thomas Christopher Wolter MAGNA CUM LAUDE Sean Cameron Beimfohr Chin Yu Chong Dawn Renee Doverspike Laura Ann Down Christopher Gregory Gramza Jennifer Beth Hartman Paul Andrew Laherty Dennis Alan Migas Andrew Lee Rassi Elizabeth Rachel Sweeney Jeffrey Stephan Thompson Brian Jesse Wendling Susan Elizabeth Wright CUM LAUDE Benjamin Banik Shelley Renee Berlincourt Katherine Elizabeth Farmer Julia Christine Hanson Joseph Lee Hendrickson Sonia Lisbeth Johansen Andrew William Lammers Amy Sue Mil!er Julie Ann Short Michael Edward Schlemma, Jr. WITH DISTINCTION Bryan James Arendt Deborah Ann Arney Driscoll Kent Bell Kristen Lynn Bielejewski Douglas David Booher Susanne Carol Borowski Shelley Lynn Cleveland Robert Bernard DeCleene Alec Ry'n Hosterman Chery Kope Andrea Nicole Kurek Matthew A. Laherty Rache Marice Martin Ramona Denise McFarland Judd Paul McNally Erin Marie Moore Amy Lynn Norris Christine Marie Palmer Andrea Leigh Payne Jane Cecilia Pfannerstill Sarah Margaret Priest Michelle Marie Sharpe Anthony Michael Siri William Andrew Smitley Lee Anne Steer Todd Michael Sullivan Michelle Lee Walbert Derek Michael Walley Jennifer Kelley Wargo Benjamin Alan Webster Adrienne Noelle Werge David Paul Wilson Mark David Zielinski page4 SENIOR EDITION senior Awards ACADEMICS Business Education Awards Industrial Arts Awards Miscellaneous Awards Accounting .................................... Benjamin Banik Auto Shop ........................................ Steve Forsythe D.A.R. Citizenship .................... _...... Michael Shide Ramona McFarland Drafting ................................................ John Mason D.A.R. U.S. History ................ Mark Bartholomew Business Law .................................... Todd Sullivan Electronics ..................... ......... Dan Schmidtendorff Hoosier Art Patron ....................... Alec Hosterman Woods ................................................. Scott Parrish Hoosier Scholar .................................. Jane Gardner Departmental Awards Machine Shop ....................................... Ross Smith Malay Kundu English .................................................... Kurt Leege International Thespians .................... Doug Booher Home Economics ............................ Jennifer Galloy Publications Awards Matt Radecki Bryant Hill Album ................................................. Wendy Biggs J .A. Alumni Foundation ..................... Kaye Farmer Mathematics .................................. Chin Yu Chong Kaye Farmer Matthew Laherty Susan Smith Most Valuable Staffer ........................ Wendy Biggs J.A. Alumni Association .................... Anthony Siri Pre-Vocational Education ............... Wanda Clifton Kaye Farmer Jim McDaniel Award ....................... Judd McNally Footprints ................................... Suzanne Austgen Jim Webb Sportsmanship/ Fine Arts Awards Alec Hosterman Leadership Award ...................... Michael White John Phillip Sousa Band ............. Mark D. Zielinski John Mason Joseph Karwowski National Choral ......................... Dawn Doverspike George Pilkinton Memorial Award .......................... Doug Booher National Orchestra .............................. David Beem Ou ill & Scroll ............................. Matthew Radecki L.I.F.E............... ........................... Steve Markiewicz. Sarah Priest Tower .............................................. See-Ming Phan National Honor Society ..................... Laura Down Art Department ............................... Cristian Prado Jeffrey Thompson Matthew Radecki South Bend Tribune Outstanding Minority Foreign Language Awards Most Valuable Staffer ............... See-Ming Phan Student ........................................ Zamiki Chism French ...................................... Mark Bartholomew Video Yearbook .......................... Matthew Radecki Adam Graham Andrew Lammers Principals' Association ........................ Kaye Farmer Grant McDougal Science Awards Project T .E.A.C.H .................... Shelley Berlincourt German .................................................. Erin Moore Science Department ........................... Susan Smith Jane Pfannerstill Natasha Nowak Ernest Litweiler ................................ Molly Duman Raymond J. Hinsey Latin ................................. ................. Dennis Migas Firefly Award ........................ Matthew Radecki Jeffrey Thompson Robert Seeley Memorial ............ Matthew Laherty Spanish 4th year .............................. Molly Duman Student Government ......................... Kaye Farmer Spanish 5th year ............................... Andrew Rassi Mary Kate Kelly ATHLETICS JuddMcNally Coaches' Award .................... Suzanne Austgen Tri-Captain .......................................... Chris Green William Smitley Tri -Captain ...................................... Don Hardman MVP ........................ ........................ Robby Brennan MVP ............................................ ... Bonnie Schrems Boys' Basketball Kiwanis ................. ............................ Judd McNally Kiwanis ...................................... Susanne Borowski Co-Captain .......................................... Albert Jones Sportsmanship ................................. Don Hardman Co-Captain ........................................ Dennis Migas Most Improved ................................ Damon LaRue Boys' Tennis MVP .......................................... ....... Michael White Captain ....................... ........................... Matt Foley Kiwanis ................................................ Tom Wolter Golf MVP ............................ .......................... Matt Foley Sportsmanship .................................. Anthony Day Captain .................................... Mark Bartholomew Kiwanis ............................ ....................... Kurt Leege Most Improved .............................. William Owens MVP ......................................... Mark Bartholomew
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