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Itudent GOVERNMENT SPONSORS 50'S SOCK am Volume XXXIV Number 12 · JohpAdami Hiph March 1, 1974 iTUDENTGOVERNMENT SPONSORS 50'S.-, SOCK HOP Dan(e Raises Money for MultipleSderosis . · Adamsbombs LaSalle MERIT FINALISTSNAMED The bulletin board ·for the student government ' should be by Christopher McCraley A 46 point second half proved to The following students have been selected as National Merit Scholarship hanging in the hall north of the be the dominant factor in an 80-61 Finalists: John S. Cassidy, Jessica Refreshments, penny check-out ·auditorium before the dance. The rout over LaSalle that kicked off the Crosson, Jacqueline \:iaoser, · l'eter of shoes, and the songs of the board, being purchased by Chuck 1974 South Bend Sectional. fifties are going to be happening Csiszar and Greg Vance, will keep After a close 34-30 first half the . Groevner, Amy Mcinerny, Oma 1 the night of Mar'ch 8 as a "stag or students informed on the dance Eagles turned things on as Glen Oppenheimer, and Nancy Sylbert. drag" sock hop 'will be held . and other government activities . Sudhop and Andy Harris scored 22 The darice, sponsored by the The "Singing Valentines" yield­ points a 'piece. These seven students are being Student Government , will cost $1 ed $53.90 as 216 valentines were Playing his best game of the considered for Merit Scholarships. for "stag" or $1.50 for "drag". sung by ten student government season, Sudhop held LaSalle's . lo 1974, a group of over 14,000 · The proceeds will be donated to the members. The sum collected will David Herron to a scant total of 14 .. Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. go toward the sock hop. points as the talented 7-footer Finalists will compete for The auditorium will have a All will turn out in green on St. virtually owned the backboards. approximately 1,000 one-time nostalgic recreation of the fifties in Patrick's Day, Sunday the Juniors Val Martin and Torrence National Merit $1,000 Scholarships music and in dress from eight to seventeenth of March. To mark the Moody broke open the famous Lion midnight. Prizes will be given to holiday , some of the S.G. members backout press with relative ease ' and in about the best-dressed person (s). will be downtown and at Scottsdale as Martin scored at will en route to 2,100 The Coffeehouse Band of Mall asking for donations to the a 17 point performance : I Bencsics, Best , Fisher, Hendricks, Muscular Distrophy Society. Do­ It was the Eagle 's 17th win in 20 renewable Meri Lim, Priest, Salzly, Torok, and nators will receive a shamrock. contests, while LaSalle closes out Scholarships. Withrow will be playing. John Anyone who would like to help the the campaign with a· respectable Cassidy will be flipping the discs at shamrock sale should contact Jim 14-8 record under 1st year Coach the band's intermissions. Severyn. George Griffith. ••• outstandingTeenagers orAmerica Selected DECA John Adams High School takes NewsBriefs stu dents have been selected as Proving their ability to them­ Publications Department will '1utstandin~nagers of America selves, their school, their com­ for 1974, according to William M. honors be taking applications for munity , and .their state, the John TOWER and ALBUM positions, Przybysy. principal. A February 9th trip to Elkhart Adams Debate Team of Mark Selection for the Outstandmg Memorial High School proved today. Pick up application m Norman and John Cassidy won the Teenagers award program auto­ fruitful for Mr. Bill Blauvelt and Mrs . Maza's room, 216. NFL District Tournament, giving matically qualifies these students the Adams Distributive Education them the right to participate in the for further state. regional and club. · National Tournament in June. · national honors and scholarships Adams finished third out of a During the season, Mark and ••• totaling $7,000. Local nominees field of thirteen area schools in the March 5 - Presidency in America John faced many defeats as well as are: Mark Norman. Anne Oren, Deca regional contest. Lecture Series: Dr. Franklyn Bonn, many victories, including a loss to Political Science, ''Theory Meets and Tony Haska. The event featured students -New Castle Chrysler in the final Nominated by their principals. participating against other stu­ Practice; the Founding Fathers' round of the State Tournament, the Outstanding Teenagers of dents in job-related skill contests ·. Search for a Chief Executive," 8: 15 February 9. America are chosen from individual First place in business letter p.m., N152 NFL District tournament was schools across the country for writing went to Toni Miller, while March 6 - Division of Business and less difficult than State, but John Bev Redding won a second in the Economics faculty lecture series, eKcellence in academic achieve­ and Mark faced stiff competition job interview contest. Howard R. Harlow, 10 a.m., R149 ment and community service. The from Columbia City and Fort Third place awards went to March 6 - Psychology Department local students will now vie for the Wayne Elmhurst. Debbie Galloway, DE spelling Film Series: "Of Men and Outstanding Teenager of the Year In recognizing the special talents John and Mark have big plans contest; Linda Johnson, public Machines," and "Computers and Trophy to be presented by the of these Outstanding Teenagers, for nationals, hoping to place in the speaking; and Brenda Weston, in Human Behavior," noon, N105 state's governor. Similar trophies author and entertainer Arthur tournament. They also plan to go to the radio commercial writing March 6 - Alliance Francaise will be presented to the winners in Godfrey, said . "You are an the Kentucky Tournament of contest. meeting, 7:30 p.m., faculty lounge other states. The state winners are inspiration to your elders ·as well as Champions in early May. , Michelle Miller picked up fourth March 6 - Student . Government selected by the Outstanding your peers; ... I hope you will place in window display, as did Lecture / Performance Series pre­ ,c: Teenager Awards Selection Com­ eventually be as proud of us as we Geri Brinkman in advertising sents Reid Buckley and Frank - mittee, in cooperation with the are of you.!" layout. ••• Mankiewicz in debate, 8:30 p.m. Board of Advisors. Under the guidance of the Board Two fuli-tuition scholarships to Linda Garing was awarded IUSB Auditorium of Advisors, the Outstanding Indiana University at South Bend fourth place in the job interview March 7 - John Adams High School Teenagers of America program was will be offered by · Theatre I. U. at competition. Jazz Ensemble, 7:30 p.m., IUSB created to encourage young people South Bend in conjunction with In team competition Dennis · Auditorium to take full advantage of the Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority. Clayton, Kathy Chevr'ie, Vickie March 7 - RAP Session for area opportunities in our country. The The scholarships. being offered Johnson, Barbara Simpson, Joyce teachers, sponsored by the Division awards are presented each spring, for the eighth year. will cover all Storm and Sherilin Phillips took of Education and the Alumni and biographies of all those freshman-level tuition costs for the fourth ' place honors in the decision Office, 7:30 p.m., faculty lounge honored are recorded in the annual I Q74-75 academic year. making contest. March 8 - Faculty recital by Robert volume, OUTSTANDING TEEN­ To be eligible. students must be Mar.ch 17th and 18th Toni Miller, Hamilton, pianist, 8:15 p.m., IUSB AGERS OF AMERICA. high st·hool graduates in good Linda Garing, Bev Redding , and standing: residents of St. Joseph Auditorium Heading the Board of Advisors Linda Johnson will travel to French County. planning to major in March 10 - Youth Symphony is Doug Blankenship, Past Lick, Indiana to compete in the theatre at IUSB. and eligible for Orchestra performance, 4 p.m ., President of the U.S. Jaycees. state DECA t:ontest. admission to IUSB. 1uSB Auditorium Serving with him are Mrs. Lillian , Winners in state competition will Interviews and auditions for March 12 - Presidency in America Andrews, National Civic Leader; travel to Chicago and compete in interested students will be held Series : Dr . Charles J. Tull, History, Harry A. Applegate, Executive the National DECA contest. March 2. starting at noon in Room "The Growth of Presidential Power Driector, DECA, Inc:; Trudy D. 113 of Northside West Han on the in the Twentieth Century," 8: 15 Farrand, Editorial Director, Ranger IUSB campus. Students will be p.m., N152 Rick's Nature Magazine; H.N. This Week expected to give a three to March 13 - IUSB Women's Club Hunsicker. National Advisor, five-minute monologue from a Style Show, 8 p.m., Recital Hall Future ·Farmers of America; Robert p1ay. March 14 - Riley High School The 51 state winners will be F. Lucas, Administrator, Key Club p.2 Comments The scholarships are awarded Ensembles, 7:30 p.m. IUSB eligible for awards totaling $7,000. International; Robert M. Moore, initially for the fall semester. Auditorium One boy and .one girl will be chosen Director, Student National Educa­ according to Dr. John W. Toth, for national scholarships of $1 .000 tion Association; Mildred Reel, p. 2 Music Review - assistant professor of speech and each to be used at the college or Executive Director, Future Home­ Achievement• •• t.ests will be theatre at IUSB. They are administered on Mav 4th at John university of their choice. Ten makers of America; Mrs. Dale Beatles,, Comeback rene" :able for the spring semester regional winners will also be Evans Rogers, Autbor and Adams. March 22nd will be the upon satisfactory academic per­ closing date for the achievement selected from the remaining state Entertainer; and Hugh B. Sweeny, formance and theatrical activity. winners to receive $500 regional tests . Program Director. Junior Achieve­ p. 3 Lunchlines - satire For application forms.
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