!Ht= Volume XLIV Number 4 - =rDHN ADAMS November 18, 1983 - Przybysz Turns Convict for Cancer

John Adams High School in the "Jail-A-Thon", sponsored Principal William Przybysz was by the St. Joseph County Chapter arrested three weeks ago of the American Cancer Society. Wednesday. Przybysz was charg­ For a fee of S25, one could have a ed with inciting a riot with his friend, relative, or celt:brity wild attire. Principal Przybysz arrested. The person would then was arrested and hauled off to jail sit in a cell at the County-City at the County-City Building in building and raise their bail downtown South Bend. Bail was money by using a telephone. set at $250 dolJars. Rather than Jailed participants would then undergo the publicity that a trial phone relatives , friends, and would attract, Mr. Przybysz opted business associates to raise Rotarian to raise his bail money and pledges for bail money. After donated it to the American raising the bail money, partici­ 1 Betsy Killeen, a senior, has Cancer Society. Perhaps now the pants were released from the jail. i been named the Junior Rotarian "Skid-Row" administrator will All of the bail money, of course, for the month of November. Betsy turn over a new leaf and become was donated to the American serves as Co-Editor-in-Chief of an upstanding citizen in society; Cancer Society for research work the John Adams Tower. In perhaps he will realize his error to find the cure for cancer. Who addition, Betsy is the principal and buy a new , conservative charged or arrested Mr. oboist in the J.A.H.S. Concert wardrobe. In any event, the Head Przybysz? Well, officially, the band and the JAHS Orchestra. .Eagle did his time and exceeded American Cancer Society charged Betsy recently attended the Three his bail goal by $301 Przybysz, and arrested the principal. But Rivers Science Symposium at after raising the money, was SBCSC school board member Saint Francis College. In addi­ spr ung from the jail. Charles Lennon was the man tion, Betsy is the principal oboist If anyone is beginning to behind the wardrobe-bust of Mr. for the Indiana All-State Honors wonder, this was not a "real" Przybysz. Justice may have been Orchestra. arrest; Mr. Przybysz participated served. Betsy will attend the rotary club luncheons held at the Century Center each Wednesday for this month. Congratulations, Talented Adams Student Receives lionor Betsy! Nathan Huang, a Junior at Annette Conklin of South Bend, a Mend elssohn, Samuel Barb er, performance and 98 on theory , John Adams , competed and won member of MTNA, and vice-pre­ and Debussy, and the first making him the winner. In in the Pre -College piano audition sident of the Indiana Music movement of the Concerto No. 1 addition to winning a small cash held at Anderson College, Teac hers Association. in C by Beethoven. award, Nathan will now go to Anderson, Indiana. The competi­ As a first step, Nathan won the His accompanist for the Cincinnati in February to compete tion was sponsored by the Indiana District auditions, held last May conce rto was pian:st Alm a in the East Central Division Music Teachers Association, at Goshen College. He competed Douglas, also ot South Bend. against the winners from each of which is affiliated with the Music in the Upper A Division. Over the Scoring was bas ed 80% on four states - Ohio, Michigan, Teachers National Association summer he prepared a program performance and 20% on a theory 111inois, and Wisconsin . (MTNA). Nathan studies with ~onsistin~ of works by Scarlatti, test. Nathan scored 90 on

Jesters Anticipate Opening delayed a few days. Not wishing to cance l the event, they convince What do you get when you take their school rhnm, Lord Fanco11rt • • guys, girls, a rich old aunt, Babberly(Lee Lodyga), to play the 1wan1an elderly fathers, and hidden role of Charley's Aunt." identities and place them at This situtation presents only Chris ty Conklin, a senior, has Oxford in 1892? Nothing other mild confusi on until the real ee n named the Junior Kiwanian than Charley's Aunt', by Brandon Donna Lucia D' Alvadorez or this month. Christy serves as Thomas. The John Adams Jesters arrives. Then the real fun begins) he Co-Editor-in-Chief of the will present Charley's Aunt on Adding to the already comica l !bum. She is also on the November 17,18, and 19 at situation are fathers Colonel Sir Footprints staff. Christy is a 8:00pm in the Little Theatre. Francis Chesney(Danie l L. Breen) member of the National Honors Tickets may be bought for $2.50 and Stephan Spettig ue(D. Robert Society and the Quill and Scroll in advance from any drama club Mengel) who is also Kitty's Socicyt. She is also a member of member or at the door. guardian; the butler, Bras sett he French Club , a commended Jack Chesney (Richard W. (David Colt); and Ela Delahey cholar , and a homeroom Ellis) and Charles Wykeham (Stacy Slabough). epresentative. Christy is also a (Chris McNamara), Oxford room­ Charley's Aunt, a farce on the enber of the Senior Class mates , wish to invite Kitty Victorian Era , is full of love abinet. Verdun(Jennifer Frieden) and comedy, and what director , Christy will attend the Kiwani s Amy Spettigue(Beth Jagmin) to Marilyn Goerner , refers to as uncheons held at Century their room for tea but lack a "wild hilarity." An added touch enter for this month. Congra ­ . lJndemann and Lee Lodyga chaperone. Just as they are about to the already exciting show is the lations , Christy I reheanal. to give up, Donna Lucia furniture so generous ly loaned by ~------1 D' Alvadorez(Patric;ia J. Linde­ Tippecanoe Place Restaurants. INDEX BASKETBALLSEASON IS HERE mann) sends a message, an­ The Jesters are rea lly excited NEWS ...... 1 nouncing her intentions to visit about this show. They have FEATURE ...... , .... ,. 2 ~er nephew, Charles. Elated, the devoted much time to make SPORTS...... , .. , 3 Have You Bought Your Season Ticket boys invite the young ladies for Charley's Aunt a success and OPINION...... 4 tea, only to learn she will be look forward to seeing you . F EA TLJ RE L.____~_:::::-~No-ve_mbe_r _is_,1983..:::::.:::-_::::::::::-=:::::2 c=:J Get It s·traight, Before Its Too Late

who began MADD (Mother 's how can a car thief get 10 years a sidewalk where five-year old contends that 10% of all drivers by Jim Halterman Against Drunk Driving), just one for stealing a car when a drunk David Gunderman was waiting on weekend nights drive legally of the many organizations in driver, who kills a fifteen year old for the ice cream man. After intoxicated. Three years ago, thirteen year existence today to help av·enge boy, get only two yea rs' hitting David, Rowan slumped in Sure it may be cool to be able to old Cari Lightner was walking to a the 26,000 lives taken each year probation, a S200 fine, and his his car seat and lit up a cigar. chug-a-lug a quart of beer in carnival being held at her church because of the careless ness of the license revoked for sixteen Not convinced? Four year old three minutes, but it isn't very in Fair Oaks, California. On that drunk driver. months? Kelly Schuett was struck by a cool when that drunk person kills same day, forty seven year old It is a known fact that drunk Are the courts screwed up? Are twenty-nine-year old man, who an innocent victim while driving Clarence Busch, just released drivers kill more people each year we? was fined $284 and given a five home. from jail after his third drunk than other accidents like falls, The drunk driving problem is day jail sentence. Kelly's mother It's too bad that the people of driving violation, was out on the fires, and airplane crashes. Also a yet another example of the old, says, "This man got away with this country don't realize what road again -- driving drunk. known fact is that more "This will never happen to me", hitting and killing my child. Her can happen to them for driving Busch struck Cari from behind Americans have died because of excuse. That's what William life means more than a S284 drunk until after an accident killing her and serving only a drunk drivers during 1981 and Rowan probably said before fine.' ' happens. But then it's too late , nineteen month jail sentence. 1982 than were killed in Vietman. March 1982 when, with a blood The NHTSA (National Highway isn't it? It was Cari's mother, Candv. What I would like to know is alcohol content of .27, drove onto Traffic Safety Administration) D.W.I. or D.O.A.?

by Doug Shepherd suspension of a driver's license To be legally drunk depends on On September 1, 1982 the new from ninety days to two years. If a a number of factors such as the Drinking and Driving Law was driver is convicted of a second amount of alcohol consumed per passed by the Indiana Legisla­ offense, it can be filed as a felony unit of time. The other factors ture. The law is effective with up to four years in jail, up to that can influence the percentage throughout Indiana. It is very a $10,000.00 fine and finally, a of blood alcohol include weight, reliable and strict . A driver could one to two year driver's license metabolic rate, activity level and be waved down and asked to take suspension. digestive tract. the breathalizer test and if the Approximately five to six first Police officers are looking score is .10 or higher, the driver is offensive arrests occur daily and forward to a busy night this New considered too intoxicated to six per day for second offenders, Year's Eve. So, if you plan on operate a motor vehicle. Drivers a more than average number of going to a party, try to stay sober. have no authority to refuse a test both offenses occurring on Friday And if you can't, let someone who and if they do, they are and Saturday nights . Area is sober do the driviing. automatically considered to be in restaurants are seeing a cutback So the answer to the question violation of the law. The encurred in before and after dinner is, "Time will tell. However, penalities for a first violation of cocktails. Patrons . wbo frequ ent immediate statistics indicate that - this law will protect the common the law include up to one year in neighborhood bars are sometimes jail, up to a $5,000.00 line anct a walktng home. good". TACOJoert·s IS HAVINGA BURRITO SALE With so many things to eat at Taco John 's, we know it's often not eas·y to decide . That's why -~------~ --:; -, we're offering this mouth·watering deal on our f . \ ~~... . burritos. Just take these coupons to any '. . :{§.!~ participating Taco John's. And tell them if .you ~~-,., ,~ '· . want your burritos mild , hot or superhot. } ' T9COJOff"f S ~ \ \./f ,,~ More than just tacos. Lincolnway West North Ironwood ~ ~-)~~- ·' a------r------,------·------~-----·Mishawaka South Bend • BEANBURRITO COMBOBURRITO : BEEFBURRITO .:' SUPERBURRITO .· : . . G I I , I . ··... . Buy one- Get another Buy one- et another one Buy one- Get another one .1 Buy one-Get another one 1 for onty for only I for only I for only 1

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..- • -----....------• -----91t------L ----- • - .. --- - 49, .. - ...a------~- - -- ,. SEAGALS SOAR by Mary Slafkosky placed third in 200 yd. freestyle The 1983 girls swim team, and second in the 500 yd. under the leadership of Jeannie freestyle. Kim Beckman finished Proteau, has had a very third in the 100 yd. backstroke successful year. The Seagles have and Beth Mengel finished fifth in had many exciting meets this the 500 yd. freestyle. Ruth season. Co-captains Beanie , Hanlon finished fourth in the 500 Tenney and Beth Mengel yd. freestyle. provided excellent leadership in The Seagles were a very strong and out of the pool. The team team and showed remarkable placed third in Sectionals last poise all the season. Most people Monday, finishing behind NIC don't realize that practice starts foes Penn and Clay. at six fifteen every morning plus Although they didn't finish after school practice to finish the first, Adams still had an workout. A lot has to be said for Maureen ThalJmer co01es up for air 88 she spluh• on impressive showing Sophomore the dedication and spunk that the ______M_on_cla_y_nl--=.gh_t_'_s_Sec__ tl_on_aJ_s_.------, sensation Denise Lamborn set a team has. new sectional diving record When the top swimmers travel scoring 470.80 points. The 400 to Indianapovs today and Looking For A Strong Season freestyle relay team of Kim tomorrow, we wish them the best Beckman, Maureen Thall mer, of luck. Hopefully more records by Adam Friend team will rely upon its bench in night in a tough game against Beanie Tenney, and Jennifer will be set, and the Adam's This year's edition of the trying to wear the opponent Michigan City Elston at Elston. Ready also finished first. Tenney winning tradition will be carried freshman basketball team has all down. The likely starters are: at The team's first home game will finished second in the 100 yd. on when the girls splash into the the makings of a fine team. Rich guards, Nelly Jackson and John be played on Tuesday, November freestyle and second in the water for their final race of the Coffey, the freshman basketball Rhoutsong; at forwards , Tony 29th. Th ey play a tough backstroke. Jennifer Ready year. head coach, says, "T his year's Wilson and Torreance Fitzpat­ Washington squad. Your support team has the most all-round rick; at center, Adam Friend. The would be greatly appreciated in talent in the city league ." The team started their season last cheering the freshman all the way Opening Tonite to the city championship. by Jay Cutter Fall Sports In Review Coming off a disappointing 8-12 season, the 1983-84 John Adam's basketball team intended to avenge last year's poor showing and by Kristi Sivak re-establish themselves as a power in the state of Indiana. The In looking .at the fall sports impressive players who will be Adams with its outstanding season is billed as a rebuilding year with the strong sophomore class season, the John Adams Eagles returning to carry the dream next performances. Almost as a a year away from maturity , but, with the talent the team possesses, can hold their heads high. Each year. The rest of the squad tradition, the boys, under their the fans should expect the unexpected. The team features all the team, the players, and the worked hard and deserves to be new coach Cleo Kilgore, recap­ elemen,ts of a championship team: quickness , aggressiveness , coaches displayed their talents congradulated on a superb year. tured their sectional, regional, experience, strength, height , and all-round hustle. during the first few months of the This year's team will be and semi-state titles. After doing The quickness is provided by lightning -fast juniors Milton Davis new school year. remembered for getting the first all this, they went on to become and Tommy Lee Bridgeman. Davis, a returning starter from last The cross country team, under non-losing season in over a third in the state. Senior Paul year's team , along with Bridgeman , a transfer studen! from Clay, second year coach Tom Lower, decade. Koscielski led the Eagles as he will give the defensive punch and hustl e last year's guard _slot did a fine job. The boys' third Once again the volleyball team remained unbeaten in the number lacked. Senior Ryan Forbes, a transfer student from St. Joe, gives place in the NIC and second place showed their supreme skill on the one single slot during the the Eagles a strong shooting touch from the off-guard spot, another in the sectional advanced them to courts. Coach Sue Ganser, who playoffs. This qualified him for weak spot on last year's team. the regionals where they ended was nominated as Coach of the the singles tournament in The front line will match or be better than any front line in their season. The girls placed Year, and her girls went into the Indianapolis . He won, as predict ­ the state. With returning starters junior Kevin Decraene and third in the city meet and eighth sectional facing a team which ed, thus giving him his third sophomore sensation Raymond Richardson at the forwards and in the sectional. The teams will beat them twice during the consecutive singles crown. Paul senior Rick DeCraene in the post position standing 6-4, the Eagles miss seniors Linda Hemphill, regular season, ninth ranked St. also won the state's mental will be nearly impossible to stop inside. Michele Martino, Kevin Miller, Joe. Knowing this only seemed to attitude award and was plactdi as The strong bench is a third quality that the Eagles lacked last Mark Orlando, and Kevin Otolski. make the girls play harder as they the top player on this year's state year. Sophomore Ron Chrobot, yet another transfer student from St. The future looks bright, however, went on to beat the Indians . They, team. Second seeded junior Chris Joe, along with classmates Lamont Clark, Tom Molnar, and becaus e runners Jason Yazel, then , took control of Riley and Nespo was a valuable part of the Anthony Johnson, junior Todd Moore, and senior Tom Byers Tommy Taylor, Jason Ehlert, Carl captured the sectional crown. The team as was third seeded provide for competition at all of the positions. Stopper, Jim Williamson, and V-eagle s next challenge was freshman Guy Hamilton . The With all the Eagles have going for them, what could possibly go Neil Lannuier will be back for Mishawaka, to whom they also number one seeded doubles team wrong? One thing that is always a possibility is injuries. Adams has next year. The girls' team also lost to during the regular season, of Chris Foley and Kurt Roemer already been hit with injuries to sophomore Jeff Mitchell and junior looks promising with the return of in the regionals. Despite their and number two doubles team of Jamie Borden leaving some blanks at the guard ~lot. Margie Verduin, Dawn Sivak attempts to "cl ub" the Caveman, Benson Yang and John Rohan The season kicks off tonite at Gary Horace Mann. 'The Eagles are and Gail Wisniewski. the girls found Mishawaka a little contributed more than their share ready and with a tough week of practice should bring home the first The football team started to too tough to handle. They ended to the team's victorious season. of many victories. come out of its shell as it proved the year with an impressive The team will greatly miss to be one of the strongest forces record of 20-9. Graduation should seniors Paul, Chris, and Benson, in cluster 19 of class AAA. The hit the volleyball team hard with but the rest of the squad should final cluster game put Adams the loss of Peg Duesterburg , take up the slack with another Girl's B-Ball against St. Joe, both undefeated Laura Schilling, Kelly McMahon, successful season next year. in the cluster. The final score Judy Molnar, G:na Nowicki, Mary The girls swim season isn't showed St. Joe to be the wipner of Slafkosky, Juli e Vigue, and Ann complete yet with the state Hopeful the game, but Adams won the Woodhurst. They will behind only cham pionship in Indianapolis By Mary Slafkosky long-awaited hope of being a four experienced players in Lori today and tomorrow. This years girls basketball team tough players with a lot of drive good team. Helping the squad Borlick, Colleen Lennon, Megan All in all, the 1983 fall sports is going to be tough . Second year and ambition. along its route were seniors Moriarty, and Kim Wasowski. season was an exciting one. The coach Tim Nemeth has a lot of With the return of four letter Rodney Hetterson, Michael John­ Together, though , the girls were athletes' and coaches' hard work talent to work with this year. winners, and the experienced son, Sonny Oakley, Lynn Shaw, a big success and displayed a lot was paid off with the many Returning seniors Gina Nowicki, coaching staff, the girls are Tim Weise, Aaron Weston, and of team spirit that will go on the victories, championships, and Kelly McMahon, Judy Molnar, looking towards a successful Joe Wingo, all of whom help rebuild the team next year most of all, the memories they and junior Colleen Lennon are the season. The ambition and drive dominated the field this year. with a promising group of shared in gaining these goals. experie nced veterans on the are all there for the Eagles. We Sophomores Anthony Johnson B-teamers. John Adams is proud to have such team. Sophomores Meg Sweeney wish them a very exciting and and Lamon Clark repres ented the Just like all the other teams, fine people competing in honor of and Tammy Brittain are both winnimz season. fact that Adams has many the tennis team has showered its name. OPINION.--~-N-ovember_18,1983~-Y-I J Loverboy Mama's Back In Town Gets It Up T ive" album, had its reputation older, more well-known sonjls. preceding it. They were originally As if he could read the scheduled for one pedormance at audience's mind , Phil Collins led Keeps It Up the Rosemont Horizon in Chi­ the band into " Man on the by Mark Orlando cago, but after that show sold.out Corner," "Fo llow You, Follow within four days, a Saturday mght Me,'' and a medley of three songs South Bend teens had a royal appearance was added. Then that highlighting each member of the treat Oct. 29 as Loverboy for the sold out, so the entire stay in band. 3rd time in 3 years stormed into Chicago was expanded to three After two and a half hours of the Notre Dame A.C.C. on a cold days. non-stop music, the group left the night to warm up the bodies that This Genesis tour is promoting stage. leaving a capacity crowd on were lucky enough to see them the new album by the same name , its feet and screaming for more. pedorm. This was the 3rd time an album which is a slight change Genesis returned for a length y Loverboy has appeared in South of musical direction for the group. encore including "Turn It On" Bend and was certainly the better Songs like "Mama" are remin­ and "Misunderstanding." of the three. iscent of the less melodic The concert itself was a Loverboy, which consists of " Abacab" record, and indeed technical masterpiece . Genesis is Mike Reno (lead vocals), Paul Genesis seems to be staying away well-versed in the skills needed Dean (lead guitars and vocals), from the classical influences for a good live performance: this Matt Frenette (drums), Doug present in their early music. More combined with an excellent sound Johnson (keyboards) and Scott apparent are the rhythmic system put the group far from Smith (bass), was formed in overtones that are the definite the maddening crowd of scream­ product of Phil Collins' percus­ Canada and landed a blow to By Matt Booty player Tony Banks were all back ing heavy metal idiots and America in 1980 when they in full force for the first North sional inputs. ridiculously simple new wave Regardless of which music they released their first album, Def Leppard, Loverboy, and American Genesis tour since the punks . were playing, though, Genesis LOVERBOY, which ended up AC/ DC took a definite back seat release of "Abacab ." Drummer A large part of the Genesis found "the right stuff" as a band selling over half a million copies. Friday night, November 11, as Chester Thompson and guitarist concert is an excellent light show. during the Friday night concert. Later the band released their Genesis took control of a sold out Daryl Stuermer , major but Four quads of suspended lighting Starting without a warm-up, second album GET LUCKY and Rosemont Horizon to bring its overlooked parts of the touring tiers, driven by a computer the group opened with two songs enjoyed a considerable amount of audience an unparalleled concert Genesis show, joined the band for controlled digital delay board, from the "Abacab" album, and success as it sold over 3 million expe rien ce. This marks the a concert that foreshadowed an combined with numerous con­ then launched into a series of copies. KEEP 1T UP their 3rd beginning of Genesis' 1983-84 exciting and successful tour. cealed and floor-level lights made album is already a top 20 albu m, tour, which is promoting their Genesis, a group known for its their new songs. As the concert the light show almost worth the and was being supported on this recently released album. Voca­ exceptionally well-crafted live approached two hours , the ticket price alone. tour. list/ drummer Phil Collins, guitar­ pedormances, especially after audience began to wonder if The crowd would scream as .} Upon the group's arrival on ist Mike Ruthedord and keyboard the release of the "Three Sides Genesis would play any of their Phil Collins went into a drum stage, there was a roar of voices solo They were applauding for which at times seemed to block every melody line that came out out the music. Loverboy played of Tony Bank's keyboard . Mike an hour and a half to a mostly Rutherford had them on their teenage female audience one of HARRY'SHANG.;OUT lalllOllt Dnta feet. This concert was Genesis at which "got lucky" by receiving a its best, showing its perso nality hug from Mike Reno (the bands and skill as a group , and giving lead singer) after she jumped on 3115Md wadaAftMIP the audience everything it stage during the song ''Lucky expected from a long standing Ones. " musical force that has shown the i best is yet to come. To an audience close to 9,000, ~~,:·-~,fl the Loverboy concert seemed like a pedect place to be on a Benner 's Food Marht Saturday night in gloomy South Builder's Store, Inc. 288·8/l I Bend. Loverboy opened the Ril"tacross from Adams evening with Queen of the Broken l004 Mishawaka Avenue 1310 Mishawaka Avenue Hearts from their KEEP IT UP *~.t us out for lunch* Hardware · Lawn Supplies album and continued with some of their other hits Passion Pit, t------,+------..L.------' Strike Zone, The Kid is Hot Edlton-ln-chlef ...... Betsy K:Ueen, Derek Lannuler Tonight, Lady of the 80's, Jump Assistant Editor-In-chief...... , . . . . KeUy MltcheU and Working for the Weekend. News Edlton • , , • . •.•• •. . Kevin MIUer, Kim Mitchell Strike Zone and Lucky Ones were NOWIS THE TIME TO Assistant News Editor . • • . . . • • • • • • Susan Hoblng highlight ed with dry ice and RESERVEA SUMMER JOB Opinion Edlton .. , • Ka.ren Danner, Kara Kelly, Corrie Wolosln green laser s surrounding the Feature Edlton • , . • • . . • • • • Matt Booty, Marci Whittenburg band and at times the audience. IN THEARMY RESERVE. Assistant Feature Editor • • . • • • • • . • • • • • Sharon Bain Pumpkins scatte red on the stage Why should you think about a summer job now?Because Sports Edlton . • , • • • • • . . • • • • . . • John Patton, Kristi Sivak provided a Halloween scene to the Army Reserveha s many different skillsavailable, in du d· Assistant Sports Editor • • • • • • • . • . . • • • George Vlttorl enlighten the holiday weekend ing skills in fieldslike medical technology, engineering. and Graphics Editor/ Head Photographer • • • . . • • • • • • Mark Orlando and were also used as a baseball electronics. Byjoining the Reservenow, you can secure sk1U Next Generation Page Editor • • • . • . . . • • • • . Erin Kerrlhard before the band played an encore trnining. And you won't have to wait unril summer to start Advertising •.•• •Sarah Wllbehn, Michelle Coussens, Julie Bird of Hot Girls in Love, When It's earning money. Distribution • . . • Mary Slafkosky, Kim MltcheU, Chris Conklin ov er , The Reservewill guarnmee you summer skill training Circulation • • • • • • • • • Rick Ellis Overall at $11.50 a seat it was up i., nine months in advance. if you qualify. You anend Business . . . • . . • Roger Kenna, Jill Sallows, Amy Orlando well worh seeing the band play monthly weekend meetingsat your localReserve unit, and after Advisor • • • • • . . • • • Babette Maza though at times feed back and the firstthree months you start earning over $73 a month. Principal • • . • . . . . • • • • . . . • . • William Ptiobyu overwhelming voices (mainly Then, this summer and next, you take your basic and Assistant Principals • • • • • • • • • • Andrew Bibbs, Donald Y>avld female) caused a slight case of skillt raining full-time. And you get full· time Anny pay ofover $1.100 each summer. concertitis for me on Sunday. The John Adams Tower Is an Independent stu dent newspaper Before 1forget, Joan Jett warmed If you'd like to get a head start on the summer job hunting season,ca ll the number below. Or stop by. designed to Inform, stimulate and entertain Its readen. It Is up for Loverboy. Though because pubUshed bimonthly during the school year by the Journalism class of bad acoustics she really didn't and Tower club at John Adams High School, 808 S. Twyckenham have the same effect as Loverboy. SGT Messner 234-4187 Dr., South Bend, In., 46615. The Tower Is a member of the Quill and She played her own favorite hits ScroU Society and ls afOllated with the Next Generation Page In the (though not mine or the people at South Bend Tribune. the Police concert in Chicago this ARMYRESERVE. The Tower welcomes responaes and contributions from Its readen summer) I love Rock-n-Roll, In the form of letten to the editor and student view-points. The Crimson and Clover, Fake BEALLYOU CAM BE. Tower reserves the right to edit any l~tten and/ or contributions. Friends and Do Ya Wanna Touch Me.