DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Nights in White Satin ior attendant Bev Wurm and Kurt Brace ase for a picture during the formal. Carla Thomas and Bob MacDonald enjoy each other’s company at the formal. Margie Klink is all smiles after being chosen Queen. She is escorted by Bill Heimach Serving in the Queen’s Court pleases Julie Dun- can. Her escort is Dave Chalfant. These sophomore boys take time out for punch and discussion. “Nights in White Satin’’ was the name chosen for the 1973 Christmas For- mal. Margie Klink was crowned Queen with Bev Wurm and Julie Dun- can serving in her court. Queen Mar- gie’s escort was Bill Heimach and Bev’s escort was Kurt Brace. Junior attendant, Julie, was escorted by Dave Chalfant. The Christmas spirit was captured by ‘Arlington Park’’ who provided the music. Also, all couples were asked to bring a gift for a needy child in the area. The gifts were put under the Christmas tree and then distributed on Christmas Eve. The dance was spon- sored and decorated by Tri-Hi-Y. Christmas Formal 17

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Marcia Williams At the halftime of the DeKalb vs. Northrop basketball game, Barons and fans were presented with six of the loveliest girls at DeKalb High School. As the girls and their escorts paraded onto the floor the band played the “Homecoming March” and Marshall Grate, the M. C. for the evening de- scribed each girl’s general appearance 2 oo Homecoming Queen Rhonda Eldridge and interests. Miss Rhonda Eldridge escorted by Dave Gallagher, was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1974 by last year’s Queen, Janet Grate. Her Court included Senior attendants Marcia Williams escorted by Pete Smith, and Shayne Henry escorted by Mike Gerig. Representing the Junior class was Carla Baker and her escort Shayne Henry was Mick Gallagher. Julie Dunn was the Sophomore attendant to the Queen and was escorted by Steve But ler. The Freshman class was repre- sented by Mary Mettert who was es- corted by Bret Hall. Following the game, an informal dance was held in the gymnasium in honor of Queen Rhonda, her Court, and alumnae. HOMECOMING COURT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mick Gallagher, Carla Baker, Pete Smith, Marcia Williams, Dave Gallagher, Rhonda Eldridge, Julie Dunn, Steve Butler, Shayne Henry, Mike Gerig, Mary Mettert, Bret Hall 16 Homecoming

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Dance to the Music Julie Brace enjoys “‘jivin’’ to the music during a victory dance. Dancing seems to ba a favorite pastime for Senior Berta Wattier. 18 Dances Carol Warstler gets ‘‘into the swing of things” at an aftergame dance as she does the one-eyed polka. The conspicuous ‘Corunna Crew’ confides clues concerning their current caper. ———