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VOLUMEXXXIV N11,_3 October S, 1973

ConfirmPlans StudentsSent / Lettersof Commendation-News Briefs · Football homecoming events will letters of Commendation honor­ tne umted States. These students "The Commended students John Cassidy and Mark Norman begin with a parade at 4:00 pm are among the upper 21h of those October 12. ing them for their · high should be encouraged to continue were ar;nong seven recipients of the performance on the 1972 Prelimin­ expected to graduate from high their education. Both these General Excellence Award at the Parade will start at 36th St. down school, but below the 15,000 Mishawaka Ave. to the Band Shell ary Scholastic Aptitude Test/Na­ students and our nation will benefit National High School lm,,ilute held tional Merit Scholarship Qualifying Semifinalists in September by from their continuing educational July 31--August 4 in Chil:ago. The at Potawatomi Park. The parade NMSC. will include a Booster Club float, a Test have been awarded to five and personal development." institute, held at Northwestern students at John Adams High, Edward C. Smith, presient of To increase their scholarship University, was "intensive study in Senior Class float, cheerleaders, NMSC, said: "The high standing of Booster Club officers, pep band, School Principal William M._ opportunities Commended stu­ logic, forensics, and argumentation ; Przybysz has announced. Commended students in the Merit dent's names are reported to the ... equal to a semester of college and escorts for Dad's Night. Program competition shows that A pep rally will take place at the Those · named Commended colleges they named as their first study," according to Norman. The they have great promise of 102 students in attendance studied - park following the parade. students are Catherine A. and second choices when they took continued success in college. under directors of debate from The game will begin at 7:30 Gundlach, David R Johnson, Ian the PSAT/NMSQT in Oct. 1972. Although Commended students Harvard, The University of Hous­ Friday at School Field - Adams vs G. Krouse, Michael F: Manier, and The reports include home advance no further in the Merit ton, MIT, and Northwestern. Washington. Georgia A. Wasnetsky. addresses, test scores, and The National Merit Scholarship Scholarship competition, their anticipated college major and Dad's night will take place attainment in this nationwide during halftime of the ga~e. Corporation has named 38,000 career intentions of the Commende Commended students tproughout program deserves public recogni­ scholars. ••• Escorting father's of the semor tion. Subscriptions for the TOWER players are, Mary Zimmerman, Jill are now being taken. The Kestermeier, Jan Brady, Jean cost this year is again $9.00. All Brady, Susan laCluyse, linda Time for Preparation, not Celebration seniors may have their name Megan, and Vickie Marosz. Others imprinted on their Album at a cost the Drama, Booster, and Forensics escorting dads are Chris Coffelt, bv Christopher McCraley Communicating with the stu­ df S.50. If you have not subscribed Nancy Pillow,Mary Flanigan, Janis dents is the primary goal of the (Debate) clubs. to the Album you will not receive a Anotnerunlle ruuang ol many ol Cappert, Jane McCollum, Diane The John Adams Student Gov­ organization: communication thro­ newspaper, however the Tower will Dudeck, Martha Challinor, Kim the members of the S. G. including be sold for $.10. in the cafeteria. ernment, sponsored by ·basketball gh different projects as talent Jane McCollum, chairman of the Kiley, and 'Leslie Vaerewyck. coach Dave Hadaway, is in the Subscribe now. shows (one scheduled for late House, and Senate chairman and Those escorting are senior girls process of preparing for another October), and through increased who have participated actively in vice-president of the senior class, eventful year. information to the studen_ts_,_On John Cassidy, is a pro'gram called, Booster Club for three years. In a skit before the student body that line, a new idea for this year ••• "Dangers of Smoking and Lung . John Adams formed a hockey Colette Rohan, head of Dad's at the "Back to School" Assembly was a S.G. sponsored Club Fair team, that call themselves the Night, will gh•e each father a Cancer" in which a group will go a few members of the council sung held in the auditorium earlier this to the various feeder schools, show Eastside Eagles. League play picture of his son. their twelye-point plan for this year year. It informed the incoming a movie, give a speech and answer begins October 25. Games will be Jane McCollum js c.hairman of to the tune of "Twelve Days of freshmen the various functions of questions about smoking and lung played at the ACC and admission Homecoming. Christmas." The items basically the clubs and gave them a chance cancer. will be $.50 Other schools were of a money-making status, to join them. The clubs Elections for this year's officers participating in the program are improvements in the school, feeder participating w·ere the Biology to the Student Government will Clay, Gary Adrian, Jackson, school programs, and special Club, Black Cultural Society, take place _ the first weeks of la Porte, Marian, Riley, St. Joe, Schoolsto Fonn· government programs. Album. Student Government, and October. and \yashington. Mr. Haag is the sponsor. The schedule will be RifleTeams News Nationwide posted at a later date . June 17, 1972, five men were before Sirica determined the final ministration and the Committee to Under ••• the sponsorship of Mr. A mm1mum of ten (10) high apprehended in an office of the sentencing, a letter fromMcCord Re-elect the President, being in vol- Vernon Dudley, elections in third school students who are interested Democratic National Headquar­ · was sent to him. The letter said ved in the affair. hour ICT class were held last in participating on a school rifle ters, located in the Watergate that perjury had been committed, As the stories and rumors grew, team. President Nixon announced the Monday to choose 1973-74 officers hotel, apartment, and shopping and that political pressure was for VICA (Vocational Industrial There must be at least ten (10) center complex. What appeared at being brought to bear upon them to resignation of three of his top Clubs of America). students and they may be either first to be a minor occurence, soon maintain· their silence. aides. Saying that this in no way Taking over presidential respon­ male or female. A member of the turned out to be only one of the Meanwhile . the Senate voted to implicated them, Nixon told the . Iities will ·be senior Jim Baloun. faculty to act as sponsor is pieces in an ever growing story of create a Select Committee to American people in a television Assisting Baloun will be newly­ advisable, however, if none are political espionage and sabotage. investigate the Watergate affair. address, that John Ehrlichman, elected vice president Tony Green. available supervision shall be fur­ The five burglars; Bernard Senator Samuel Ervin, a Democrat H.R. Haldeman and John Dean nished. standards to be observed ... ,, Secretarial duties will be the task Barker, Virgilio Gonzalez, Eugenio from N. Carolina was chosen to of Georgia Wasnetsky, as Demita The rifle range to be used · is Martinez, James McCord Jr., and chair the committtee, while Senator "rigorous legal and ethical Shell handles the treasurer's job. located in the Department of standards .be observed ... " Frank Sturgis were indicted along Howard Raker, a 'Republican from This year's parlimentarian is Brian Recreation building at 727 S. Eddy with two other men, E. Howard Tennessee was chosen as vice Two weeks later the Senate C. Williams. St. Hunt and G. Gordon Llddy, for chairman. Hearings began and, the testimony ••• Rifles and targets shall be conspiracy, burglary and violation The press was not sitting on its began before the 'television audi- furnished, ·however, if you have a of Federal wiretapping laws. hands either. In the months leading ence of American people. rifle and wish to use your own, you _ Appearing in.i;:ourt before Judge up to the start of the hearings, both Issue: Dave Hadaway's booklet "Tips may. John J. Sirica, five of the the Washington Post and the New Next Issue: . To / Becoming A Champion," is Each student must complete a defendants pleaded guilty; and the York Times ran stories of high Who to believes? Haldeman and aimed at the player who wishes to basic marksmanship course which other two were convicted. Shortly officials in both the Nixon Ad- .Ehrlichman, or Dean. improve his game without the will be offered by the Recreation assistance of a coach. It offers Department before being and techniques for development of permitted to participate in com­ all phases of basketball. The ..-J petitive matches. ChoirAnnounces UILI .... booklet is effectively illustrated Each school team will be as­ with the members of the 1973 signed to one day each week after Eagle Championship team dem­ school. Usually the hours are from onstrating different techniques. 4 to 6 but evening hours can be · For more information contact arranged. Coach Hadaway at John Adams. Each student must purchase their own ammunition and this may be purchased from the club at our cost or you may bring your own. ··-- Besides being a member of the This week rifle team representing your school you will be a meml>er of tbe' South Bend Junior rifle club and have an opportunity to earn up to 15 pg. 2 Your Kind of Place marksmaI1$hip awards to demon­ strate your proficiency. . 121 John Adams Choir members Other plans for the first part of will participate. If you are interested in joining . will participate in "Key '73" the 1973-74 school year include a Indiana Vocal Contest, Spring the rifle club obtain a registration Sacred Music Concert, on October performance by the Concert Choir Choral Concert, and a Spring Musi~ pg. 3 Point-Counterpoint form from the school recreation 14, 1973, at 7:00 p.m. at Nuner School, October 24, cal are planned for the second part coordinator, fill it out, complete a All schools in South Bend, at 8:30 a.m. November 15, the of the year. parent consent form and return to Mishawaka, and Niles will Concert Choir will join the John The officers for the year are pg 4 Insight the Recreation Department office participate and be directed by Mr. Adams Orchestra in concert President - Bruce laven; Vice or to the school Coordinator. John FitzHenry. performing "Regina Coeli" by President Eugene Yang; Registrations are due by Friday, Saint Mary's College, Bethel Mozart, and an arrangement of Secretary - Jane McCollum; October 5th. College and Indiana University at "the Battle Hymn Of The Treasurer - John Kovas; Historian - This is a function of the South Bend will perform the first Republic." Thursday, December Susan laCluyse; Robe Ch~irman - Department of Recreation, 727 Leisure, half of the concert. Admission is 13 is the Christmas Choral Concert Marilyn Young; and ' librarians - South Eddy Street. Ph. 284-9328. $1.50. at IUSB. Various choirs of J AHS Patti Delater and Terri Molnar. Pleasure,Fun THE TOWER Page 2 October 5, 1973

Editorial Your Kind of Place? By p The United States is now in the process of changing to the metric In listening to a discussion of big ~acn Mcuona1o ·s 1s required to to be very important to the system of weights and measures. Many of the large business operations businessmen in the U.S. today, the operate under codified policies set company. A recent survey taken have switched their machinery over to this system. As it-stancjs now the name of Ray Kroc would be likely by the founder. "Quality, Service, among A_merican school children U.S. in 1975 will be the only country not converted to the metric way of to come up. He is a man who rose and Cleanliness'' is the motto of indicates that 96% of them recog­ lite. from an unsuccessful piano player each chain. The hamburgers are nize Ronald; only Santa Claus The second President of the United States John Quincy Adams stated in the nineteen thirties to a man cooked with precision with the aid ranked higher in popularity to him. that, "Weights and measures may be ranked among the necessaries of who has a personal fortune of about of lights on every grill which signal For those readers who have not life to every individual of human life." It ii, true that each-one of us come $500,000,000 today. And Mr. Kroc the counterman when it is time to dozed off yet (wishful thinking?), I in contact with measurements everyday of our lives. What will the is also the master mind behind and flip them. Hamburgers are allowed will deal with the material and conversion of over 200 million people to a new system involve? founder of McDonald's restaur­ to be kept under infra-red heating financial aspects of McDonald's. For over a century and a half heated debates have taken place in ants. lights for only ten minutes. After Money may be a major reason for congress over the many aspects of changing over. One of the -biggest an aspiring owner to "purchase" a arguements is the cost. It may cost millions of dollars to change the McDonald's franchise. The aver­ machinery of a large .industry, but on the other hand, the amount of time age gross wa-s $508,000 for an saved changing from the metric system to our system will be well worth it. outlet last year, which would mean As to the cost of educating the people, studies have shown that upwards of $70,000 for the operator educating the smaller children in the metric system instead of our before taxes. conventional system, will actually save school systems money. Instead of Hamburl!er Universjtv memorizing unrelated units, a meer movement of a decimal is all that It is important to note that need be learned. L anyone who owns one half or more Hopefully by the end of this decade, the foot and inch will be of an outlet MUST work there full non-existent, instead the six basic metric units will be in use. These basic time. · Before being licensed to units are the meter, kilogram, second, kelvin for temperature, the operate a company owned by ampere, and candela or luminous intensity. Already many of these McDonald's, the licensee must changes have been at least heard of. In the last olympics the races were attend a 10 day course at Hambur- run in meters and for the observant student your electricity is measured in .___- ger University in Elk Grove Village, kilowatts. Notice also that many cereals and crackers are coming marked Also, Mc Donald's prices have that, any non-ordered ones are Illinois (a $2 million institution) and in grams · and ounces. not risen in almost a year despite thrown away (a considerable waste pay $150,000 in order to start his However, the change to the metric system will be hard for the person the country's worst food price of food I think). Coffee must be business at a specific address wiith indoctrinated in the pound, ounce, mile system. It will be especially hard inflation in twenty six years. made freshly at thirty minute , a 20 year lease. The stock in to visualize 10 kilometers instead of 10 miles, or a liter instead of a quart. intervals and complex deep fryers McDonald's has risen immensely It is inevitable that the U.S. change to the metric system to survive in Fine Hamburl!ers "McDonald's hamburgers are ensure that each McDonald french in the past few years too. If a world trade, technology, and leadership. . , fry is cooked to an even degree of person invested $5,000 seven years As for the students of John Adams who feel learning the metric system fine," one thinks, "But I might as well just cook a Ken-L ration brownness. The machinery and ago, it would be worth $320,000 is totally unrelated to their lives now, wait ~ few years and It will be to your burger at home and save gas too." equipment used is definitely above today. advantage. By the end of this decade the United States will be using the the standards of most quick-cook 2,500 McDonalds metric system. It seems hard to believe perhaps, but their low prices do not imply restaurants. Millions of Americans eat each low quality of food. TIME maga­ Sales over $1 billion day at the more than 2,500 zine had some of the nation's best liecause ot tne1r reputations tor McDonalds in the U.S. There are known gourmets and food writers quick sevice and quite edible food, also restaurants in Europe.Japan, -'\\i Dim S~ sample McDonald food. For ex­ plus the fact that the company Australia and other foreign coun­ Bv Dim Wit [Peter Pessimist[ e ample, Julia Child (a master of spent many millions of dollars on tries. As of this date, over 13 billion Okay, people ... Take a long look aren 't they? Really close, are they? French cooking) remarked that the advertising, McDonald's was the hamburgers have been sold. If one around you. As far as you can, now, I bet! No, you nor your friends hold french fries were "surprisingly nation's biggest dispenser of meals per!ion ate a, McDonald's hambur­ Look at your environment: Great nothmg back, of course not. You let good" and a former N.Y. TIMES in 1972. The total sales of aU ger every five min_utes; ,it would huh'! Look at your friends and your feselings show! You act you, food critic referred to the ham­ franchises involved was $1.3 billion take him more than 114,000 years other people: Real winners! Then (catch that one!). Right. Wrong! burgers as "quite swallowable", (even more than the U.S. Army). of non-stop eating to consume that look at yourself! Wow! Get back! You're as wrong as wrong can be. the fries as ''first rate.'' From a Rona ld McDonald, the character many! You. Why are you the way you are You are a phony, man! You blew it demanding critics mouth, most- of invented to capture children's Facts were taken from TIME'S ? Can you answer that? Why do you when you were born! . You sh~uld the words were complimentary. attention in television ads, proved cover article of September 17. pollute, lie, steal, cheat, hate, kill? have asked them t_o kill you right It's true, right? You bet it is. So then. But you blew 1t. Y_ouhad your don't kid yourself into believing it's chance and you blew I!· . fnstinct or it's natural for the specie Now you can do, no!hmg but hve Music Beviem Homo Sapiens. the easy wa7. That s right, the e~sy By 'Tom'Vance · ~" You are the one who makes life way.1 That ts why you pollute, he, · , synthesizers. real for you. You make your life, cheat, steal, etc. You're just like all ''Their versatility never ceases to tions); "In Search of the Lost Only five men compose the your environment, your friends, the others .. Consesquent!y, ~he amaze me from album to album. In Ch.ord'"; "A (Juest10n ot lialance" Moodies, not including their pro­ other people. Get what I'm saying? others, are hke. you then, right. fact to me they will always be the (featuring Question and Candle of ducer, who works closely with You make your environment. Think :ou re ca!ch1~g on. Look ~t our smallest symphony orchestra in the Life); "To Our Childrens Children them. has been the what a beautiful world this would chief executive m office. He s the world," writes The Moody Blues' Children"; and their two most longest member, with Justin Hay­ be without human beings. The "highest" man in the co.untry producer, Tony Clarke. · popular: "On the Threshold of a ward matching or taking a second thought of such natural beauty is (could b~ taken two ways). It s _not The Moody Blues, a British Dream", and "Every Good Boy place in importance. , enough to make you vomit. You th_at ~e s not perfect. He Just group of international fame, is one Deserves Favour." They produce Graham Edge, and should feel guilty. You rape the stmks .He reeks of the foul odor, of the l!IOSt popular Orchestral the type of in which you are complete the group. land, you pollute the land. y 0 do that of rotten eggs. He turned Rock groups. Their music is very assured that every single song is Unlike m.ost 0th.er .groups, all the just about everything. rotten! But _w~y? Bescause _of you. versatile. It can be restful, drama­ great. Moodies carry the same load in Now, nothing can take such You the maJonty. You let him turn tic (the climaxes of their songs are As one listens to the Moodies, it song writing, and each one can play punishm~nt for ever. The environ- rotten. You let the office of the fantastic), exciting, imaginitive, seems as tho there is a full at least five different instruments. ment will, oneday, turn against us. presidency become rotten. philosophic, and even poetic. orchestra and band playing with The words to their songs, (Hay­ We are feeling the pinch now Now don't say you didn't! You Seventh Sojourn, about a year them. Surprisingly, the Moodies ward usually sings) make sense (examples:gas, mineral, and food did. So don't try not to feel guilty. old, was their most recent album, play all the instruments used in usually, contrary to many of todays shortages). But we can make it Because you should. I do. We shuld containing "Isn't Life Strange" their albums except for "Days of songs. better because we started it. But be ashamed of ourselves as well as and "Lost in a Lost World." This Future Passed." Besides the usual And if for some reason, you don't can we? Hah! You've got about as our cm:ntry. We started it people! album was preceeded by six other guitars, drums, and organ of most like their music, you'll simply love much chance "as a snowball in We can stop it! successful works: "Days of Future groups, the Moodies explore far their album covers, painted by Phil hell'' as . ov.e of our greater I leave you with one parting idea. Passed" (), _beyond and play: pianos, flutes, Travers. His art work is something historians of the day puts it. The idea consists of one word: accompanied by the London Fe~ti­ sitar , violens, harpsichord, cello, new and original in the art world. Because it is like a snowball, the EGO. No, n ot selfish ego, but val Orchestra, (representing their timpini, saxaphone, oboes, har- The great covers prepare you for problem gets bigger and bigger, so individuality type ego. The word "softest" or most cultured sec- monicas, , piccoles, and the marvelous sounds inside. it's harder to stop. ego that comes from the Latin word You students, look at your meaning "I". Strive for that word. friends. They are really true to you Search for individuality. Be your­ Classified Ads self. Be You. OldGrind - PartII CLASSIFIED By Greg True Faculty; as a result of my I voiced in the last Tower) I TOWER STAFF Editor-in-chief Gibson guitar, Vox "outspoken" letter, which some of received two reactions; from stu­ Peggy Wolf " Writers Amp. 233-2288. $3.00 or offer. the student body took the trouble to dents - "I really thought it was Editors Ass't Editors Call Dave Evens. read two weeks ago, I discovered good and I agree with what you many things about this institution said''; from the few teachers who Jane McCollum Greg True Electric Guitar;• AMP; Wah-Wah: ,hich I was previously unj\ware of. bothered to read it - Well, what Tom Vance Pete Goerner Great sound . $130. 234-9634. First of all, I discovered that else can we do. What do you think Jessie Crosson Chris McCraley certain people would choose to hide would make it better?" Denise Sten Carol Heisler their true feelings about others Well, my friendly Faculty, I will WANTED: large• plywood boards rather than risk embarassing tea­ nQW expound on that. (Actually, I Mark Norman Pam Leary and panels. tontact Mr. Holmg chers by stating that which they feel sorry for some teachers who do Scott Brennan John Harlan Contact Mr. Holmgren. Room 240 truely feel. One of these people is not even realize their classes could Kathi Kimbriel myself. I also discovered that get better for it's apparent they are John Adams High School Artist Jim Whipkey Miami & Indiana ''rocking the boat'' is definitely not definitely of inferior or quality). 808 S. Twyckenham Gloria Zeithhammer • Dave Weldy Railway Company desired by those in authority. I First of all teachers, take the South Bend, In. 46615 Subscriptions Leah Sunderlin guess people would rather let an time to explain why your class is -· John Cassidy David Weisman inexcusable situation exist rather worth taking, what value there is in Pete Goerner, Mike Clark LETTERMEN • WEAR YOUR than "risk" personal standing by it. This is an absolute necessity ALL PAGE speaking out against it. because, unless a student is Get on Leslie V aercwvck SWEATERS Advertising EDITORS Obviously, the inexcusable · situ­ presented with a tangible value for ation to which I am referring is the Kim White Jocks will rule again soon taking a class, it is uncommon that • quality of class instruction offered any interest will be shown by him . the Case Mary Sausman Principal Arena.. Body Exchange Editor; here at J .A.H.S. I think it is No not sit back and watch a shy Mr. Przy1Jys7 SDS 5f~reo no"IZ.; ~S5'- 2722. watching your bikes. Sponsor: Mr. Bibbs THE TOWER Page 4 October 5, 1973 EAGLESIMPROVE, YET LOSE

SHOOTINGSTARS By ~tt Brennan FaceDevils Tomorrow NETTERSSOAR What Vince Lombardi was to by Muk Norman football, and Connie Mack to Improving by leaps and bounds, LaPorte was shocked . when, by Scott Brennan baseball, Dave Hadaway is to John the J .A:H.S. Football team has barely into the second quarter, Adams basketball. broken the scoring barrier, played Adams zipped in for our first TD of Now standing at 7-1 with. less An exciting 4-3 victory was Beginning his fifth season as outstanding defense, and the season. Held scoreless for three than half of their schedule left, the pounded out against South Bend head coach, Hadaway sports a remembered how to move on games, the offense started blocking John Adams tennis squad is in the Jackson that saw Chris Fallon, Jeff sparkling record of 72-28. offense, yet remains winless. proficiently, and Herbie Graves thick of the torrid NIC race. True, Vern Johnson, and Kevin During his four year tenure his Hurt by fumbles, }>ad luck, and bounced around end for 21 yards After five opening victories, Crowe pick up singles victories. ball clubs have won 3 NIC crowns, just plain tough opposition, our and that precious six-pointer. The Adams met the always tough The duo of Chris Fallon and Ed 2 Holiday tournaments, 2 sec­ Eagles have fallen 17.-0 to Mish- Slicers, not to be outdone, had two LaPorte Slicers and tasted defeat Featherstone notched a 6-2, 6-1 tionals, 1 regional, 1 semi-state, awaka, and 15-6 to LaPorte. The longs carries by J. Szwara, and for the . first time in the '73 doubles verdict to sew up the 1 and 1 trip to the state finals. record, however, fails to point out -pulled ahead at the half. Our campaign. point decision. But Adams didn't latch on to what Coach Connelly considers the offense was impressive as many Bright spots for the Eagles were A 5-2 victory was posted against these credentials over night, dur­ critical point: improvement. Nar- drives started, moved, yet ended singles winners Chris Fallon, Jeff Elkhart Central as Chris Fallon, ing the school's first 30 years the rowing losing margins from 29 to with abrupt cases of "fumblitis." If True, and Kevin Crowe. Darkness Jeff True, Vern Johnson, and Terry South Bend powerhouse known 11 points, mounting an offense, not for those two long runs, Adams halted the doubles contest which Fallon held on for singles victories. today had captured only 1 NIC and getting steadily improving may very well have won, gaining will be resumed at a later date. An exciting 11-9 win in the championship. performances from' inexperienced top performances from Graves, In other tennis action, Adams doubles event was accredited to The graduate of Mississippi personnel, all seem to be helping Dicky Cole, and Marc Woodford. smothered Mishawaka 7-0 as Chris Chris Fallon and Vern Johnson. Colleg·e took the reins of a Northern the drive towards victory. Fallon and Bill Marentette record­ Adams ra.mroded Jimtown 7-0 as Indiana doormat and drove them Against Mishawaka, Adams out of a three decade dry-spell · as ed shutout victories. all singles and doubles matches found itself the victim of an 88 yard Victories were also accredited to were victorious. he spit out top-notch ball players as drive, a 28 yard field goal, and a 65 JeffTure, VernJohnson, and Terry Against South Bend Riley, a if they were a dime a dozen. yard "bomb" thrown to a Caveman GamesBegin High School All-Americans like Fallon. In the doubles contest, perfect 7-0 victory was clawed out flanker. Adams showed improve­ teams of Jeff True, Vern Johnson, that saw all Eagle racketmen Tony Lawrence, T.C. Jamison, and ment over previous games, yet, at 7:30 and Bill Marentett~~ Kevin Crowe collect wins in the singles and Jim Webb. Not to mention stars was beaten in statistics as well as both collected wins by the tune of doubles contest. like Ed Haak, Bill Hill, and Steve on the scoreboard. Excellent per­ 8-4. Austin. formances were turned in by Ed IE THERE Hadaway attributes an enormous Kasper, Mark Hardy, and Ric amount of his success to the John Wade. Adams student body. He feels their constant support is a must in the frame work of a successful ball club. Another honor recently accredited to the aspiring coach was the publication of his new 21 page book entitled Tips to Becom­ ing a Champion. The fully-illustrated brochure is deigned to show basic fundamen­ tals to young athletes between fourth and sixth grades. It sells for a dollar and is on sale at local newstands or through Coach Hadaway .

by Mark Norman I-COUNTRY0-4 bv Mike 01uke The John Adams Cross Country Poe man, again without the services INSIGHT Team, after about two weeks into of Daniels and Pawlack, were their season, have compiled a handled easily by Penn 15 - 47, and The huddle breaks, the line sets, roug.h 0-4 record. were edged by J imtown 28 - 29. the quarterback barks out the The I Formation also derives its Hurt by injuries to two runners, Jim Lindsey was the Eagles. top signals, and the center snaps the Adams opened their season against runner agian, with second place. half. Do you know what the play is? name from the I that is formed by the 11 men. Bremen. While Pat Daniels and Determined to win, Adams Do you have any idea of what is Dave Pawlack both were capped battled with Riley, down to the going on, besides the normal PoWE=R_ with ankle problems, the Eagles wire, but the opponent bested blocking and tackling? 000 0 000 were defeated 25 - 34, with Jim Adams by a sscore of 23-32. Jim Chances are you don't. 0 Lindzey placing second. Lindsey and Tim McClure led To help the fans at Adams get an Oo After a tough time with Bremen, Adams with third and fourth place idea of what to be looking for, a the Eagles met with Penn and respectively. guide to our plays seems ap­ Jimtown in a triangular: meet The propriate. This writer put two and O oO t> OOo D () i------~------~------, two together and got the four I COMPLIMENTS OF · Other Locations: I offensive "sets" and, if you'll 0 excuse the math, the two defensive 0 I HANDY SPOT PARTY SHOPPE 413 Hickory Rd. I When the defense takes the I 3202 Mishawaka Ave. I alignments. spotlight, two common formations I 1426 Mishawaka Ave. 113 Dixieway North I The offensive set-up consists of ...1,I ______1725 N. ,_.___ Ironwood.___ ,I two basic plays and two offsprings will be used to tackle, intimidate, from the original sets. The Houston or just plain frustrate opponents. Tower/S. Edstrom offense features three backs and The Arkansas Slant uses a monster man to control the flow of single or douole flankers. The the play . diagram below gives you an idea of let our Foster's what you should be expecting. I\A A I\/\ Ben Franklin Store I\ A . ' I'\ ClassifiedAds 2310 Mishawaka Ave. South Bend. Indiana A) 0 OCIOC>oo -- C) ,, ...... ~_,~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..r.,,_,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,...,..,....,.,.,...,..,....,....,..J"..;-Jl " I\ I\ f\ " ; 00 Work for You d5 0000000 Q A confusing offshoot ot the I Wygant FloralCo., Inc. I previous defense is one in which ()I Ss • - S the defensive halfbacks follow a § 327 Lmcoln Way West _ § 00 fullback, tight end, or the ball 232 3354 through Jhe play. ...------.. ~.,_,~DQOGGOOGGOO~..-:iOSGGDDOG~J"JCrJ"J"'"~....- ...... - - - .,.,,.1 These formations provide for ...... _...... -...... ~~ ~ excellent outside play with "A" or I\ A,._/\A.A I\ !BUILDERS STORE I strong inside work with double I I AVENUE RadioSh01 tight end set "B." The Power 1 I 1319 MishawakaAve. I • I Hardware - Lawn Supplies I formation features a four man TAPE RECORDERS • TV'S-RADIOS • RCA-WHIRLPOOL backfield with a variable flanker. " " I\ " L------1 1518 Mishawaka Avenue 287-5501