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Vol. 22, No. 3 - JOHN ADAMS HI GH SCHOOL, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Friday, September 29, 1961 SEMI-FINALISTS NEWS IN NAMEDBYMERIT SENIOR CARNIVAL' TODAY Eight J ohn Adams seniors have been named semi-fina lists in the ,.__.. __ N ______BRIEF EVENINGOFFUN National Merit Scholarship Con ­ test. Joann e Schultz , Claire Car­ Business , Industrial Education penter , Ted Tetzlaff , Dave Little , PROMISEDTOALL Day is October 3 this year. While Bob Bu ck, Bill Kunz, Doug May, Take the raccoon coats out of teachers visit Studebaker, Bendix, · and Dick Elliott were told of their the mothballs and warm up the old Associates, and other South Bend selection last Fr iday. Eli zabeth Model "T", for the · seniors are and Mishawaka businesses and in­ Hode s, a former Adams st udent, going to take us back to the wild dustries, students will have the has also been named tn semi­ and wooly Roaring Twenties. It is entire day to do nothing! finalists stature. the time of year when those crea­ Basketball practice begins Oc­ The seventh annual National tures called senio rs stage their an­ tober 2. Now is. a good time for Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test nual Senior Carnival. This year everyone to make a mental note to was administered at Adams last the theme (as you might have stay off the gym floor unless he is March 7. From all students who noti ced) will be the Roaring wearing proper shoes. We can't ex­ took the test, approximately ten Twenti es. The Carnival is tonight, pect to have a good earn with a thousand were named semi -final ­ at the school, and will be held poor floor. ists . In each state, the number of from 7:30 until 9:30 . The PTA Faculty Tea is October semi -finalists is slightly less than Many of the booths will reflect 19. Teachers will sip tea and cof­ one per cent of the grad uating the era of bat htub gin. The center fee and munch cookies as the high school seniors in that state. of attract ion wi ll be the speak­ Parent-Teacher Association hon­ The eight Ad ams semi -finalists easy in the cafeteria. Here refresh­ ors them for their fine job. must now take a second examina­ ments (soft) wiff be served, and The pep .assembly on October 6 tion. Students who score sufficient ­ the seniors themselves will pre­ will be sponsored by the Booster ly high on the second test will be sent two floor shows. John Clark Club. named National Merit Finalists. is in charge of this booth. Don't forget the Senior Carnival From the list of Finalists, this Another booth to look for is an -come, come, come! year's Merit Scholars will be de­ old -time movie. Set in the '\twen­ termin ed. ties", the movie was produced, directed, and cast by the seniors themselves. All the critics at the Parentsof Fr~sh SeasonTicket Sale sneak rev iew agree that it is an A-1 movie , considering the cast , WelcomedbyP. T.A. Results Announced "YOU'LL HA VE A BALL AT THE SENIOR CARNIVAL " of course . Lynn Ehlers has charge The annual Ninth Grade Wel - of this booth. come was held in the auditorium At the Mishawaka pep assembly Still another booth not to be last Tuesday evening from 7:15 on October 6, home room 108 will Hi-Y Plans Year, missed is the baby pictures booth. until 9:30. The purpose of the be honored for having a higher "Joanof Lorraine"This year, the booth will be unique event was to introduce the parents percentage of football season tick­ Elects Officers in that the pictures will be of fac­ of Adams freshmen to school pol­ ets than any other home room in ToBe Fall Play ulty members. Pictures such as icy and procedure. the school. 72% of the students in Do you remember the tootsie when Mr . Schurr was little may The parents registered in the the winning home room purchased roll pops at Adams Eve? And the Mr. William Brady, Drama Club take us back further than the fr eshman home rooms at 7:15 so season tickets . City Championship of the Hi-Y sponsor, has announced that the "twenties." that they might become acquainted The season ticket sale this year Hot Shots? Once again the Adams club will present its annual fall General chairman of the Carni­ with the teachers . Twenty-five was sponsore d by the Booster Club Hi- Y is in action with the familiar play on November 9, 10, and 11. val is Ozzie Morgan. Assisting him minutes were spent learning about and the Monogram Club . Th e sell ­ fa ce of Mr. Stan Mutti ba cking the The play this year is to be "J oan are Frank Mock, publicity; Jerry home rooms, changing classes, and ing of _ tickets in home rooms crew. New personalities, however, of Lorraine", by Maxwell Ander­ Philip , tickets; Jill Paulk, decora­ fr eshmen programs. eliminated the long lines that adorn the list of officers: Howard son. Anderson, one of the foremost tions. The Senior Class sponsors , At 7:50, the parents met in the formerly gathered at Ticket Booth Wallace, president; Dan Janicki, modern playwrights, tells the story, Miss Helen Law and Mr. Stan auditorium where Mrs. Bruce "A". 50% of the student body vice-president; Gregg Magrane, of Joan of Arc with an unusual Mutti, are acting in an advisory Hostrawser, president of the P.T.A. purchased season tickets. A total secretary; Terry Smith, treasurer; twist. capacity . welcomed them. Taking the stand of 1053 tickets were sold. Larry McKinney, sergeant - at - The play will be given in the to give a talk on courses of study, arms; Chuck Litweiler, chaplain. Little Theater this year. Mr. Brady graduation requirements, and col­ extra-curricular activities avail ­ P.T.A . Meeting The club plans to further their said that the Little Theater puts lege requirements was Mr. Steven able at Adams. P.T.A. members the audience closer to the play it ­ To Be Oct. 3 Kosana, freshman counselor. ser.ved as hostesses, and the Ushers traditional activities again this self and gives the actors the bene­ The John Adams Parent-Teach­ Mr. Rothermel, who acted as Club guided the parents on a tour year. These ac~ivities in clude th e fit of better acoustics than are ers Association will hold its first master of ceremonies, spoke on the of the building. distributing of food baskets to found in the auditorium. meeting of the 1961- 62 school year needy families at Thanksgivi ng, Try-outs began last Monday, on October 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Adams Eve , Swingheart Sway, the September 25, in Room 22. Stu­ Little Theater . SCHOLARSHIPFOUNDATION THANKSA.H.S. Adams-Riley Coronation Ball, and dents need not be members of Mr. Harold V. Maurer will pre­ In a letter sent to Mr. Rother­ appropriated $290.80 to the Schol­ the Hi -Y Easter Assembly. Drama Club to try out for parts. sent a European travelogue as the mel, the Scholarship Foundation arship Foundation. main feature of the program. The of St. Joseph County extended its This ·year through its program, The platform of the Hi-Y is Chairmen for "Joan of Lorraine" John Adams Glee Club, unde,r the the Scholarship Foundati on has thanks to the students of John Ad­ "clean living, clean speech, clean are Candy Szabo, make -up ; Char­ directi on of Mrs. Lawrence T. aided seven St. J oseph County stu­ la ne C o 1 i p, pr ogra ms; De nny ams who participated in the sportsmanship, clean scholarship." Pate, will sing "Salutation to the dents. Judy Hughes, of the 1959 Fischgrund, publici ty; Car ol Geb ­ "Teen - o - Scope" program last Its purp ose is to crea t e, m ain tain, Dawn," a me dl ey from "The Adams grad uating class, is now in hardt, properties; Sallyi Lumm and Sound of Music," and "My Bonnie spring. The program stage d by and extend through out the hom e, _ her third year at P urdue Un iver ­ Lin da Nelso n, costumes; Doug May Lies Over the Oce an." students from Adams and the oth ­ sity through the help of the school, and comm unity, h i g h and Dan Da lberg, tickets. Bill Devotions will be given by Mrs. er three South Bend high schools Scholarship Foundation. standards of Chris tian characte r . Kunz is the stage manag er. Robert Plant. Page Two JOHN ADAMS TOWER Friday, September 29, 1961 RussianProposed Troika Leila Harjanne CounciI President ·Tells Sends Greetings DebatedIn UnitedNations Sophomores, juniors, and seniors AboutSummer Workshop Troika is a Russian word meaning a carriage pulled by three need no help in ,remembering Leila During August of this summer, Linda Cobb and Ted Tetzlaff, repre­ horses abreast. Within the last year, however, it has gained Harjanne, but to the freshman­ senting John Adams' Student Council, joined about 200 other delegates a new and completely different meaning. Troika is the word Leila was our beautiful blond ex­ at Indiana University for the first Student Council Workshop to be held Soviet Premier Khrushchev has coined for a three~man head change student from Helsinki, Fin­ in Indiana. of the United Nations. land, last year, and in case you At the first session of the workshop all .students were arbitrarily find you need to pronounce her In October of last year, Khrushchev made a speech in which established in one of five student councils representing five different size last name, it's Lay-la Har-yan-ie. he lashed out at former United Nations Secretary-General Dag schools and dealing with . the problems of each. All students attended Many of us re­ Hammarskjold and suggested replacing him with the troika . morning lectures on leadership , call especially Since Hammarskjold's death nearly two weeks ago, the Rus­ projects and constitutions , before the touching sians have repeatedly suggested this move instead of appoint­ going into council meetings and speech she made for BoysOnly ing a new Secretary-General. discussions on the lectures. last year be­ By SANDY DIETL Each of the three heads would be from one of the major and DENNY FISCHGRUND blocks of the world-one from Communist or E'astern, one from f ore leaving Councils Worked United States and her allies point out a number of dis­ several of the general assemblies conservative , plaid pants in many advantages in the proposed system: As the United Nations is Tells of Bus Trip by introducing the speakers, wild designs are the newest thing . now, each member nation has one vote in the General Assem­ I left South Bend on the 25th of checking attendance, and submit­ Polished cotton slacks minus the bly and a two-thirds vote wins on most issues . If we had a June with a lump in my throat, ting reports of the lectures. ivy league look are still popular . troika, each of the three men could overrule the majority in the sad to leave my parents, sister and In addition to the morning lec­ Khaki pants ,are now being shown General Assembly. In the Security Council, where each of the brother and my new "home" town, tures, in the afternoon an instruct­ in plaid designs which are catch­ Big Five has veto power, Russia has used it 95 times, France but on the other hand looking for­ or of speech at the University ing on fast. 4, Grea t Britain 2, Nationlist China 1, and the United States ward to the bus trip, which really spoke on "How To Prepare A Shirts now contain a natural 0. No one can help but wonder if Russi~ would use her veto became a valuable treasure among Speech" and on Parliamentry Pro­ shoulder sleeve which exports power over the whole United Nations in the same .way. the experiences I already had cedure in general. The Parliamen­ more comfort to the wearer plus a neat appearance. For school, ivy Besides to giving in to the Communists, the other main ob­ gathered during the year. Al­ taryi Procedure lectur es stressed though the bus trip took ' only a the importan ce of the group being league shirts remain the big thing jection is that the smalle r and less stable countries would have especially in the pullover 3 button to take sides . Many of these countries are trying to remaiff month, I became very attached to able to say and do as it really the other thirty students with wishes, the precedence of motions, style. For casual wear, the most "unco mmitted" and would object strongly to being required to popular design in shirts is 'the ba­ declare their position. whom I was traveling. We were and the channels through which so proud of our bus number a main motion must travel to be tik which includes numerous ab­ Whichever side is better, someone will have to compromise twenty-two! The route of our accepted or rejected by the as­ stract patterns. or the United Nations may be a thing of the past. trip went through the New Eng­ sembly. As fall progresses, sweaters will land states; we traveled usually become an important item in the for five, eight hours and then stop­ School Law and Policies well-dressed boy's wardrobe. They ped in a community for a day or At another lecture session a are now available in varied styles : COMPETITIONBRINGSREWARDS two. Sometimes it was a little lawyer spoke on School Law and boat necks, high V-neck, crew exhausting because of the hot Policie s, indicating the situations neck, shawl-cardigan, and even FORSTUDENTS PARTICIPATING weather, but the people in the in which the courts generally up­ low V-neck . The shaggy mohair is being revived, and, of course, the Why is it that young men and women participating in communities were nice and under­ hold the schools and those in standing, so we always got the rest which they uphold the students . eve,r popular bulky knit will be sports, achievement tests, and other forms of competition are seen. that we needed, and the trip turn­ Primarily, the workshop sought usually looked up to and admired? It is because this person •For the colder weather and foot­ ed out to be a success. to provide training for better lead­ has some special qualities that he has developed, not physical, ball games, the latest fashion is ership through its individual coun­ but mental qualities . · Last Stop in U. S. the laminated jacket ·containing a cil meetings. These councils com­ The last stopping place for all foam rubber nylon shell lining. The person in competition has had. to work for his place on bined the experiences of repre­ the 1,850 AFS'ers (I sure was hap­ This coat is warm, yet light­ the team . The boy who works hardest gets the letter, the stu­ sentatives from the largest to the dent who practices his singing the most gets to sing the solo. py that I was one of them!) was weight, and won't wrinkle. It is of­ smallest high schools in the state '.'the Midway", the University of fered in a variety of styles includ­ The competitor is always trying to better himself. as all types of council projects and Massachusettes. I · have never ing topcoats , jackets, and rain­ • omeone who is competing is constantly in the public eye. activities were evaluated as to seen such an international group coats. He must learn to hide his temper and his emotions and to show their value to the school, students, in my life! Students from all pos-, Of course, the newest clothing only good sportsmanship. He learns not to feel sorry for him­ and student council. sible countrie s, races and colors styles wouldn't look right without self. -By Ted Tetzlaff talking and laughing together as a a complementary style of shoe . There is glory in winning for one's school, but there is more one big unity-AFS-family. When Loafers are the biggest sellers this glory in winning for oneself. Competition teaches many vir ­ we all got together in one of our I will always be homesick, wheth­ year as they have been for the tues which cannot be learned better in any other way. meetings and cheered our director, er I am in Finland or America. past several year . The wing-tip is Mr. Galatti, out loud, from all our Latest News being brought back and is catching ..JOHN ADAMS hearts, I was assured that such a My school has started here al­ on again after an absence of a few HistoryTrips Begin work and idea as World's Peace ready on the first of September, years. For casual wear, there is cannot be erased from the diction­ and at first I found it a little diffi­ the ever popular sneaker ,. TOWER One of the highlights of the jun­ ary or from the people's minds, but cult to "catch on" with the sub­ For the slightly informal occa­ STAFF iors' year, the history trip to Dear­ it belongs there forever, although jects which I did not take at Ad­ sion, corduroy suits have main- ' BARBARA ARENS born , is scheduled for October 13, sometimes it would seem impossi­ ams. But the teachers are nice and tained their status, but the new Editor-in-Chief October 25, and November 10. ble. I do not know if that feeling helpful, so, so far I am doing fine. look is the natural shoulder and of mine is only idealistic a'nd out My school mates are full of double breasted sportcoat. For less New s Editor ______Sue Kuc The schedule for each trip calls of r·each, but I believe it firmly. questions about America, which I informal occasions, the 3-piece Feature Editor ______Peggy Haines for a bus trip beginning at 5:30 When those four days at Mid­ am more than happy to answer. suit with vest will be seen on Sports Editor -----~------Dan Janicki way were over, r' ~ad to return And so many times as I atn telling every well-dresse d boy. Colorwise , Circulation Manager ____Sherry Keltner in the morning. The crowd will Advertising Manager ______Lynn Ehlers home, my year was over. I had to them about John Adams, my gold is shown in everything this Phot ogr apher ______Tom Zoss first tour Greenfield Village. From believe that I was an old AFS'er. thoughts fly back to my Adams year including sportcoats, and there, they'll be off to lunch and to I left New York on the 4th of classes, football games, dances, brown is out. Green is ~lso a good Faculty PrincipaJ ______Russell Rothermel .the River Rouge assembly line. August with the other Finnish stu­ graduation . . . And everyday I color. Assistant PrincipaL __J, Gordon Nelson dents and in twenty hours the find something new to tell, some­ To go with the suits, ties are . Adviser ______Mary Walsh The last activity on the agenda plane touched the ground of Hel­ thing new to remember. Distance slim, 1 lf.l inches wide, with stripes Published every Friday from Sep­ will be a trip to the Hem-y Ford sinki Airport. We all were very and time cannot destroy memories. in various colors. Tie racks have tember to June except during holiday replaced tie bars in the young Museum. The dinner hour will be anxious to meet our parents, and My best greetings to all my season by the students of John Adams it certainly was a happyi reunion! friends at Adams! man's wardrobe. Tab and pin col­ High School, 808 South Twyckenham passed at the University: of Mich ~ Drive, South Bend 15, Indiana . Tele- It , felt so good to be home, al ­ With warm thoughts , lar dress shirts are still the most phone: AT 8-4635. Price: $2.00 per year. igan's Student Union. though now that I have two homes Leila Harjanne popular style. Frida y, September 29, 1961 JOHN ADAMS TOWER Page Three erton believes optimistically that JAHS Foundation Frankly M ocking INTRODUCING... the students at Adams are friend­ TwoGirls VisH ly, co-operative, and show more By FRANK MOCK Mrs. Myrtle Groet will no longer respect than most other students. Gives Student Aid Tom Granger, if you must sleep have to supervise our library He believes that the courses and A recent graduate of Adams has Football Practice during _ American Government alon e, for this year Miss Mary Earl the faculty are better and a stu­ been selected as the first recipient This week we sent two of our class, please don't snore. It dis­ joins our faculty as a librarian. dent has the opportunity for a of a scholarship loan from the Tower reporters not to review a turbs everyone except the teacher . Many of us have already been better education than ever. John Adams High School Founda­ football game, but to observe what What does Bob Johnson mean sshhss -ed by her, but here is some Like Mr. Edgerton and Mr. tion, the scholarship funds arm of goes on at football practice. All by "everything?" Hold it! Maybe information that may provide a Weaver, Miss Carol Hertel is a the Adams Alumni Association. decked dut for action in their ber­ we better not ask him. more obje ctive view. former Adams student. When at­ The recipient , whose name will mudas, Verna and Kotzie arrived Harvey Eich , do you always pa­ Mi ss Earl is not new to Adams. tending here, she was one of those never be disclosed due to the na­ on the practice field to see what rade to the front of the class to In fa ct, she probably knows all star-studded people who manage ture of the award, is a senior in goes on "behind the scenes" -as rescue poor maidens in distres s about the ele­ to excel in just about everything: college this year. The award is long as the team members were who have dropped their pencils ? vator and the she was in Dram a Club and Thes­ for $500 but . was made with the willipg to keep their language at a Mr. Schutz, did you really mean swimming pool pians, National Honor Society, the provision that more help for the gentlemanly pace in the presence what you said about student seat­ because she is g original Eagle Ethics Committee, second semester coul d be received of the young ladies, And now we ing at the football games? I've al­ a JAH S alum­ and was secretary of Debate Club if it were needed and if funds present to you, privileged readers, ways thought all students should na. She earned and Editor-in-Chief of the Album. were available at the time. the uncensored account of our re­ go to "L." a B.S. degree at As a member of the Glee Club, she The Foundation was formed in porters' impressions: Beware, all supporters of de­ Purdue and had a lead part in Waltz Dream, 1959 by the Alumni group to spe­ Girls! Be remorseful! Repent ! mocracy! Mrs. McClure is forming then taught a the school musical, and to tqp it all cifically handle the funds of the You have been ignoring all the a dictatorship with Doug May as year each at off, she was class valed ictorian. scholarship program. The details football players but the hero who her assistant. Heil Hitler! Clarence ville, are handled by a Board of Direct­ Ask anyone in the social studies Attended I. U . makes the touchdown. We, the Michigan a n d Miss Earl ors of which Paul B. LaMar, Class authors, have personally seen how department about the absent After her 1957 graduation from Lakeville High School and three of 1950, is president. hard each boy on the football minded ticket taker who allowed Adams, Miss Hertel went first to years at Perley. Returning to Application for aid can be made team works for two hours every a car and its driver into the foot­ Ball State, .]earnin g rather than teaching, she to the Guidance Office by any Ad­ day in hot, sweaty: uniform s ball stadium . . where she spent studied Library Science at the ams graduate who needs financial amongst the bugs. A touchdown Is Mr. Rensberger's third hour a year. and then University of Michigan, receiving · assistance to complete his college can be made on a lucky chance, class really conc;erned with Ameri..: transferred t o an M.S. education. It has not been the pol­ but it is hard practice and good can Government? The other day Indiana Uni­ icy of the board to consider appli­ blocking that comprise these op­ they spent the whole hour talking Suggestions for Silence versity, where cants who are entering college for portune moments. And we should about the "fifth." To k eep silence in the library s h e continued the first time, but rather those be proud . of the whitewashed Cynic's Dictionary our rep orter suggested that a study to gather laur­ who have been in school at least language and persevering determi­ alone--in bad company . hall system be set up in the libra­ els. To mention a. year and need help to finish. The nation of these boys and their friendship--a ship big enough ry, com plete with four threatening a few, she was non-interest loan is repaid on a coaches. These coaches and boys to carry two in fair weather, but "walls," but Miss Earl felt that it active on the basis agreed upon by the recipient are a team - even more than we only one in foul. would take a dynamic personality yearbook, be- Miss Hertel and the Foundation at the time the realize. egotis~ person of low taste like Mr. Crow to enforce it . Ac­ longed to Eta Sigma Phi, the clas­ award is made. They are given much sage, pro­ who is more interested , in himself tually, however, the students are sics honorary, earned the famous Funds for the program have found advice by their trainers, than me. to be complimented that she has Phi Beta Kappa key, and took her been gathered by various alumni such as, ". . . hit any man you idiot-a member of a large and not fou nd discipline a problem . A.B. degree last spring "with dis­ functions such as an automobile see!" (We understand that the powerful tribe whose influence in Anoth er of the many new teach­ tinction." raffle and an alumni-wide solicita­ coaches have chronic black eyes.) human affairs has always been ers at Adams this year is Mr . Paul The big question this week is, tion. There have been a few con­ We approached the practice field dominant and controlling. Edgerto n, who teaches biology "What new JAHS teacher hails tributions from individuals and with one question in our minds: and English, works with the Stu­ from Grass Creek?" You know, organizations. The Women's Aux­ What actually takes place in a dent Council, and is assistant base­ the one of which main industries Contributing Writers iliary of the River Park Buisness huddle? From what we gathered, Verna Adams, Ken Blessing, ball coach. He attended Indiana are the manufacturing of lawn Men's Association donated $100. the quarterback (which is a re­ Nancy Blessing, Bob Delaforce , State College, earning bis B.S. de­ , mowers and snorkels. He likes The next fund raising event will fund) monopolizes the conversa­ Joanne Frank, Will Garnitz , Lois gree in 1960, golf, is a White be a bake sale at the farmer's tion by telling them who takes the Hacker, Pat LeKashman , Dick and then had a Sox fan, hasn't market on Saturday, September ball, where who is to take it, and Ritter, Mike Welber. year's teaching played tiddley 30. on what count the ball is snapped experience a t winks for years, to who(m). Elm Road and his latest man is Mr. John Shanley, Science So, girls, if our spirit equaled School, Penn hobby is pho­ Club sponsor and biology teacher their heart, we'd have a winning Twp . Now he is tography~MI­ in room 216. He was a student team. living in South CRO photogra­ teacher at Adams and before com­ -Verna Adams and Bend with his phy, that is! ing here this year, taught at Mary Ann Kotzenmacher wile . This will prob­ Lincoln for five years, and pre­ Mr . Edgerton, ably give it vious to that Madison Township , another former Mr. Shanley away, but he Mr. Edgerton for one year. Adams student , finds that there received his A.B. in 1954 and his When asked about his family, NationalMilk have been changes 'since he was master's in 1959 from Indiana Un i­ Mr. Shanley told us that he is Processed and delivered by here las t: the school itself is big­ versity. starting a basketball team at home Your Friends and Neighbors ger and the equipment and facili­ Mr. John Shanley , with boy s aged five, four, and South Bend, Ind. AT 2-1234 ties have improved. He is "glad to Getting tired of the game? 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The Bears and Eagles 25 by downing the Maroons of dium, last Saturday night. The fought to a scoreless first half . By DAN JANICKI game s off the pace, Cincinnati Mishawaka 19-0. It was the -Ea­ fiel d which w as a quagm ir e for emerged the champions of the Central scored the game 's only As the fa ll athletic program con ­ gles' fourth victory in four outings mo st of the game, was almost im­ tinu es, it is important that eac h of Na t ional Le agu e. touchdown in the third quarter and ties them with Washington for possible to play on . us recognizes and supports all of the Conference lead. and held the Eagles the re st of the The Yankee s under their new Ad am s m ade their deepest pene­ our athletic teams. This me ans way . that th e cro ss country and . te nnis manager Ralph Houk have won Joe Fleming led the scoring at­ tration into Redskin territory, just teams should receive solid sup port The Eagles lost their second as the first half ended . They were 106 of their last 158 ball games . tack with two touchdowns; one and backing just as the foot ball game of the year 7-0 to the Mish­ stopped on the Fort Wayne 21- The Redlegs have won 92 of their from sixty yards out and the other, team does. yard line . In the second half , Ad­ last 151 contests under their skip­ an 80-yard jaunt . Fred Mais tal­ awaka Maroons . It was the second While the footballers ar e out on lied for the other touchdown on a straight loss by one touchdown af­ ams did not even get close to scor­ the field practicing in orde r to p er Fred Hutchinson. ing position as they . only proceed­ 1-yard plunge. ter dropping the first 6-0 to Cen­ w in the next game, the tenni s and _New York boasts one of the most ed to the opponent 's forty-yard cross country teams are also work ­ The team will host the Michigan tq i.l. Again the Eagles played line . powerful and talented teams ever ing to win athetic honors for J ohn City Red Devils October 2 and scoreless first half ball. The Ma­ Ad ams. Fort Wayne made deep ad­ to take the field in the World Ser­ will be striving for a possible Con­ roons , like Central, tallied in the The tenni s team , coache d by vances in the first quarter and ies. As far as hitting is concerned ference bid . third quarter and made it stick to :ErJ¥e Kaeppler, has lost three didn't score . Their nearest plunge the Yankees are in fine shape. w in 7- 0. ID;atches thus far and has won carried them to the Eagle four­ While a few of the players are none. Last year at this time th e The Freshman team came back teen. netters were in much the same consistent long-ball hitters, any­ Cross-CountryWins in the third game to romp over situation . Losing three in a row one in the Yankee lineup is capa­ Coach Jerry Planutis went along at the beginning of last year , th e Goshen 48-13 . The team tallied ble of lifting a pitch into the with Marc Golden and John Hos­ netters staged a comeback and seven times in the triumph over stands at any time. Roger Maris FourthOver Niles trawser, at ends, Bill Helkie and won half their matches. This ye a r the Goshen Redskins at Goshen . Don Martens, at tackles , Bill Hos­ the boys are working just as ba rd and Mickey Mantle are both very The Adams cross-country squad , The game was highlighted by Ray­ trawser and Tom Frame, at guards , and have the same spirit and de­ good long-ball hitters. In addition improving with each meet, whip­ termination. We , the student body, mond Williams ' 50-yard inter­ Hile, at center, and Johnson, Vea­ to t1:1ese two fine players the Yan­ ped Niles 23-34 on Tuesday for its can do our part by giving the Ad­ cepted pass which was one of the sey, Lou Fleming , and Nicks , in kees have veteran stars such as fourth victory in the last five out­ ams tennis team more recogni tion many touchdowns scored that the backfield. and support for the rest of the Yogi Berra, Elston Howard, Gil ings. Jim Nidiffer paced all run­ season . • ners with a 10:49 time, while Bob af ternoon. Adams actually had their best McDougald , "Moose" Skowron, etc . Coach Dale Gibson 's cross coun ­ Johnson came in fourth , Clarence night for the statistics , they have The efforts of men like these, com­ try team has also had to face the Patterson fifth, Dennis Drake had this year. One of the most bined with the pitching of men problem of minor support from the sixth , and Glen Thistlewaite sev­ noticeable was the increase in student body. Perhap s there are like Whitey Ford are the reasons TennisTearn Bows enth for the Eagles . Johnson fin­ rushing yardage . Adams ran for not many us that are awar e of for the success of the Yankees this ished in 11 :28 and Patterson in 153 yards on the ground in the what the term "practice" actu ally year . 11:31. ToMichigan City - rainy and muddy weather . They involves for the runners . Most of also gained eight first downs the runners run two miles every It is interesting to notice that On Thursday , September 21, The Adams tennis team lost its night, while a few run twice that which is one of the best nights for last year's world champions , the Adams placed second in a quad­ third in a row by losing to Mich­ distance . The cross country me ets Adams this year. Pittsburgh Pirates, having won 72 rangular meet at Mishawaka in­ igan City on September 21. The are usually held on Thurs days. of their 149 ball games thus far volving conference teams . The netters lost by a score of 4-1. Bill will conceivably finish in sixth Eagle runners were beaten by the Fischer won his singles match, but place this year · behind Cincinnati, host Maroons 20-35, but came out the second, third , fourth , and fifth SchifferDrug Store Los Angeles, San Francisco , Mil ­ victorious over Washington 26-29 men were beaten. The double s PRESCRIPTIONS SODA - SCHOOL SUPPLIES and Goshen 22-34 . Nidiffer grab ­ competition was dominated by the ' ( waukee , and St . Louis . 609 E. Jefferson Ph. AT 8-0300 bed third place among the 40 ath­ Red Devils, for the Eagles weren't Contributing a great deal to the letes participating . able to take any victories in dou­ excitement of this year 's ·series is Overall, the thinlies now own a bles play . The results of the match Roger Maris' quest for his 61st 4-3 record, but their 2-1 confer ­ with Mishawaka were not avail­ Ktntuck&ffr.ied C~l~~tn home run , etc . of the sea~on. Al­ !Vorlhanwrf/11' llof'/71//llr'llj 7)1N1.. ence mark is good for a second able, because the match was not though Babe Ruth 's all-time rec­ Steve Schock place tie in the ENIHSC . completed on Tuesday , September Adams Representative ord of sixty is safe through the 26. ruling of Commissioner Ford Frick 1 Perfect for Pa 1·ties because Mari s failed to tie or bre ak FOSTERS 1 it in 154 games, Maris will be try­ 5 & 10 STORES 2312 MISHAWAKA AVE. Lamont s Drugs · ing to better his pre sent mark for 2114 MIAMI ST. #1 -3015 Mishawaka. Avenue Bucketo' Chickendon Keen's the 162-game schedule . South Bend, Indiana #2-1117 Mishawaka Avenue Kenneth B. Lamont, R. Ph. MEN'S SHOP (?Oc:::>oc==>oc:::,oc:::,oc:::,oc::::::::, oc:::,'u 15 pieces of chicken

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