DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Studying: Mind E) It is ten o'clock, Sunday evening. The T.V. is blaring in the living room, the radio is booming in the kitchen. Next to a pile of freshly opened books sits a dish of popcorn and a bottle of cola. The scene is complete and the student begins to study. But not always. Oftentimes students pre- fer the quiet of the library with its abundance Relaxation is the combined comforts of a soft easy of research material. Students also utilize chair, a quiet place, and the daily newspaper. free time in class to finish assignments. Whether it be in the classroom, the library, or the study hall, most students at DeKalb pre- fer to study at school, leaving the evenings free for other activities. Theresa Parker assumes a thoughtful pose as she regards a difficult passage. At the bookstore, Marcia Overmyer finds time to study during the lull between rush periods. DeKalb guys discover that the Commons, with its in- formal atmosphere, is an ideal place to work on assign- ments.