DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Senior girls find that team effort pays off. Group discussion is an important part of Campus Life. Kim Feller serves a winning point for the DeKalb volleyball team. Campus Life 21

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J.A. and Campus Life involve Barons in Many Barons are members of our local Junior Achieve- ment program. The four companies and t heir sponsor firms are: Products Unlimited, sponsored by Rieke’s; Warnco, sponsored by Warner Gear; High Voltage, spon- sored by Cooper’s; and Daco, sponsored by Dana. The companies are active in selling stock and making and selling products, by running their own junior businesses. Highlights of the year for J.A. are the Awards Banquet and the Trade Fair at Glenbrook Mall. Members of Junior Achievement learn much about the business world and its actions through this organization. Campus Life is also an active part of DeKalb High School. Meetings are held in the homes of interested stu- dents. The group’s sponsors are Al Black and Linda New- num, who hold in-depth discussions on topics concern- ing today’s youth. But Campus Life isn’t all serious talk- ing. Several activities during the year, including a ski trip to Michigan, a volley-bowl, a man-hunt, and the Mouse- hole at the DeKalb Fair, provided much fun-filled excite- ment for Barons. Dianna Ellis puts finishing touches on her giant matchsticks. a ag § ‘ i a Stem fi Mt Denise Warstler and Denny Gerbers show that teamwork is essential. Mark Thiele shows off his superb craftsmanship. 20 J.A.

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coeoeo5aonnneaneoen eco eo eee wee eer eee eee oe O66 OMe 6 8 6 6 lek 6 6 te Wee eer ens The Thespian production of ‘““You Were Born on a Rot- ten Day,” was presented April 4th and 5th. The setting of the play was Galileo High School, where a crisis over money for equipment prompts the appear- ance of noted scientist, Ptolemy. He informs the people of the community about the anxieties they should feel concerning their horoscopes. The part of Claude Jones (Ptolemy) was played by Brad Outland. Supporting actors were Cathy Morr as Agatha Johnson, Susan Dickman as Principal Masters, Shane Starr as Coach Bart Bascom, Dave Maier as Councilman Banks, Dave Curtiss as Professor Huxley, Shelley Heffley as news- paper woman Connie Constellation, and Phyllis Fry as student teacher Yvonne Smith. Several other students portrayed pupils at Galileo High School and citizens of the community. Seniors Shane Starr and Brad Outland discuss the need for Astroturf at Galileo High School. Shelley Heffley, as Connie Constellation, gives Jan Ely frankly states that Blaine Lumpkins has bad breath. another one of her famous predictions. 22 School Play