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---~- -- --~ -------..-----~:--- -- -----:~--- ~--:----------~----------,. ,--- ( (f ). tlhle:jjo _lhln·adam~ towe • .._ . Volume XXXIX, Number 5 John Adams High School, South Bend, Indiana 46615 November IO, 1978 NorthCentral Evaluation .begins next -Tuesday The North Central Visiting team Joseph E. DePeugh has been audio-visual directoJ" and librarian Soyth Adams, Corydon Central, extracurricular groups and pro coming to Adams next Tuesday chairman of the mathematics ~t Wabash High School, where she Hagerstown , and Plymouth High duces the school's spring musical. includes two superintendents, an department at Hammond Morton has been since 1946. Mrs. Harvey Schools. Mr . Wade is the current president assistant placement director at a for the past five years. He has been graduated from Indiana .State Calvin Rehlander is vice-prin- of the Indiana Choral Directors · . major university, a principal, three at Morton for 18 years, in that time University and received Ii.er M.S. · cipal at Greencastle High School. Association. • assistant principals, . and four serving 12 as ·head -basketball and degree ·from Indiana University. He has been teaching for 15 years Allena Wallace is a home department chairmen . cross -country coach . He received Fred Jones is currently Vice and is currently working for the · economics teacher at Michigan City i . The team is chaired by Dr. his Master 's degree in Education in Principal of John ' Marshall High Specialist Degree in Administra- Rogers High School. She has been i Donald R. Bivens, superifftendent 1953 from Indiana State University, School in Inoianapolis . He has also tion. teaching for 10 years . She ' · of the Portage Township Schools of where he also received his B.S. served as Dean of Boys · at From 1968 to the presen t. John previously has been an Extension Portage, Indiana. Dr. Bivens has degree in 1948. Indianapolis Manual .High School K. Wright has ·been the Assistant Home Economics Agent in Kansas served in this position since 1973, James Elbert is in his 21st year for two years in addition to eight Director of Placement at Ball State for four years and in Extension previously serving four years as an in Education, currently serving his years as a biology teacher and University. He has also served, in Specialist at Kansas State assistant superin tendent , two years sixth year as principal of Jay varsity football coach there. Mr. turn, as principal af Monroe H.S. in University in Consumer Marketing. as a principal, twq as a guidance County High School in Portland, Jones began teaching at Gary Parker, Indiana, Cowan School, Pictures of the remaining counselor, and five as a math Indiana. He has previously been Emerson in 1962, · before which and Gaston School. Mr. Wright members of the team did not arrive teacher . He completed his principal of Lowell and Otterbein time he played two years of began teaching Vocational Agricul- in time for deadline. edu cation with a doctorate · in High Schools. Mr. Elbert began as professional football for the Los ture and Science al Harrison Twp . The last five evaluators are Pete education from Indiana University a teacher and coach at Otterbein for Angeles Rams. School in 1951 after receiving hi_s Cusumano, a teacher at Gary Wirt; in 1971. six years before becoming Gerald, E. McCullum became . B.S. from Purdue in the same year. Harry D. Inskeep, . Administrative June R. Cravens is a counselor at principal. · superintendent of the Fremont , He receivecj his Ed. D. from Ball Assistant for MSD of Lawrence ' East Chicag o Washington High Elizabeth Ennis is in her first Community Schools of Fremont, State in 1968. Township; Donald Kopenec of School. She has been in the East year as an assistant principal at Indiana on July 1, 1978. He Michael S. Wade is entering his Hammond Gavitt H.S. ; James Chicago Public Schools for 23 Hammond High School. She has received his degrees from Indiana fifth year as coordinator of music Markiton of Dekalb High School in years , 17 as a physical education been a lifelong resident of Gary and University , completing his educa and director of _vocal music at Waterloo, Indiana; and Markland instructor . and .the last six as a previously taught speech and tion with an E<l;Sfrom Ball State in Crown Point High School. He Sell, Industrial Arts department counselor . Ms . Cravens is drama -at Gary Mann for 12 years. 1977. Mr. McCullum has served on teaches all the school 's choirs and head at Huntington North H.S·. in originally from Terre Haute, · Mrs. Gladys D. Harvey is North Central Evaluation teams at also directs two auditioned Huntington, Indiana. lnc\iana. June R. (;ravens tilaays narvey (.;alvin Kehl~der Michael S. Wade Allena Wallace John K. Wright Senior magazine sale ends Seniors selling magazines are as not yet been completed , it is familiar as Mr . Prysbysz's hat. apparent that the class of '79 will From Vogue to Popular Mechanics, fall considerably short of its $9000 there was a wide variety for any goal. who cared to buy. Mr . Reed commented that this is Along with the magazines, the "the worst showing that the class seniors also soid albums, including of •79 has ever made in a money some of those by the current raising project. " popular artists. Said Mr. Przybysz , "The senior Unlike last year's class , who class may just be sitting on their collectively sold $8,600 worth of laurels." subscriptions , a preliminar y count The class actually receives $2400 indicates that this year ' s seniors of this total, less $325 in prizes. did a disappointing job . One of th~ That leaves just over $2000, pa,rt reasons could be that an going to pay for caps and gowns of elementary school here in the city those who sold their quota and the was selling records and magazines, remainder going into the treasury Gerald E. McCulluni James Elbert Donald R.Bivens too, and in some parts of town the to pay for Prom and other class group had too much competition. activities . i,. As of Wednesday, November 8, Despite the disappointing show the class had collected a total of ing , however, the class of '79 still $6600, according to sponsor, Mr. has one of the largest treasuries of Reed. This total is considerably recent Adams senior classes and Adams welcomes eva _luators short of the class of '79's goal of the class should be well set for its I 9000. Although _the final count has final year. The North Central Visiting team services . the team · concerned with each will arrive at Adams at one o'clock ·After the organizational meeting department. next Tuesday afternoon. the team will meet with Mr. The evaluators may request a The team · will meet with its Przybysz, Mr. David , and Mr . group interview with students . or chairman immediately after its Bibbs for a formal welcome and may question students in the halls. arrival in order to get organized. Its introduction to the school. The administration requests both headquarters throughout the week The remainder of Tuesday will students and teachers to cooperate will be located in the upstairs be spent touring the school, with the visitors "in any way you teacher's lounge . assisted by student guides. A short can." _ _ At this meeting each member of faculty meeting will be held after The evaluation will be completed the team will be given his or her school on Tuesday to introduce the '" next Friday morning. final assignment of one academic team to the entire faculty. · : The team will hold a short area and one outside area for A welcoming banquet is meeting with . the administration evaluation. This means , for scheduled for Tuesday night for the and the superintendent to _give a example, that a member may be team, student hosts, and members preliminary report of their concerned with the mathematics of the administration s of both findings. The complete report will department and school facilities. Adams and the South Bend not be ready until December on the Other outside areas of evaluation Community School Corporation . first of the year , according to Mr . include curriculum, guidance, Each day of the evaluation, team David , chairman of the North Tom Cates is Junior Carolyn Panzica is Junior learning media services , school and members will be visiting classes Central Self ·Evaluation Steering Rotarian for November-De Kiwanian for November-De community, student activities, staff and looking over the school. Every .Committee here at Adams . cember. cember. and administration, . and health class will be visited by members of - --- ~- --------- - ........--...-~~~ - ------------------------------- --..,,,,.-,.------- Mike Richards a true 'friend to me Is now prepared for Immortality . IN MEMORIAM Playing baseball and having fun, Were the things that we have done, When he ' died he brought -On my tears . He- may be gone, but his memories are here · He may be gone, but not to me, For I can see him in my dreams. John Michael Richards Erle Bodnar ' . Just to be tender, just to be true, 'J~st to be glad the whole day through, ' Just to be ~ercitul, just to be mild, r • Just to be trustful as a child, October 3l, 1963 ·I, Just to ~e:. gentle and ~ind and sweet, Just to -be helpf.ul with willing feet, ' Just to be cheer :,. when ·things go wrong, Oc.tober.24, 1978 Just to drive sadness away with •song, Whether the hour is dark' or bright, · Just to be loyal to God and right, Just io believe that God knows best ~ . 'Hontecom :i.ng_: .::.:·,~, ~ ~. the johnel~ct~t·f~ol!f~.~ ...l\wy~ , . do ·we do :.c!Jfter the game? i. • . ,. <· ' ' ....... • \ . ~ .- ,._ • . ~ ... ' . ·?:::_>. )<:n..... ' ?Whqt ~()-~i~~ .lni~{ :w~in .,thost ' p~6p. > J~hh< .~d~m·s::~: L~fs ·.·· Ic:eei,::-f:tii~- :paradin~ '.; d<?wn' .