DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Left: Enjoying themselves as always, Alison Lisa Voelkel crowns her successor, Lisa Brown, Derrow and Steve Butler dance to the music as Dave Cox and Christine Chavez look on. of Choice. Left: Lisa performs her first task as X-Mas After a strenuous dance, Jeff Morris and Susie Formal queen by leading the dance with her Lenhard seem to have different ideas of enter- escort Dave Cox. tainment. Christmas Formal 21

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Christmas Moments Were Precious and Few With all the hustle and bustle, the hurr ' and crowdedness of our fast fjaced society, we need to find time to stop a minute and enjoy life ' s magic, to marvel at its wonders. The Christmas season is one of these precious and few magical moments in our life. Christmas Formal ' 75 took on this theme, Precious and Few, at the traditional formal dance held on the eve of December 20. Amidst shimmer- ing tinsel and candlelight shadows, couples danced throughout the even- ing to the variety of music played by the band Choice. Lisa Brown, a Senior, was announced as queen for the night. She was selected by a vote of the Letterman ' s Club. Also selected to serve in her court was Chris Chavez escorted by George Brand, and Susie Lenhard escorted by Jeff Norris. Tri-Hi-Y was the sponsor. Pam Thielc and Don Leins privately enjoy a few extra moments of the holiday season together. Above: Don ' t get excited; it ' s only 7-Up that Mr. Hatton is adding to the punch — or is it? Below: Debbie Delbecq contributes her Satur- day afternoon for the good of Tri-Hi-Y and yuletide centerpieces.

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JA and Campus Life Enrich Students Honon. v.cnl far at the annual JA Banquet, including awards that went to three Barons: Janise Robertson, Liz BIcvins, and Mark ThieU. At 25f an pay, as well hour and overtime i a 10% commission of everything sold, Junior Achieve- ment may not have made a student rich. But, rather, it provided much more in terms of experience in today ' s business world. Perhaps the major event during the school year that all the companies worked for was the annual JA trade fair. This year it was held at the Southtown Mall instead of the customary Glenbrook Center. One student when asked why he liked Junior Achievement replied, 1 think it will help me in my future line of work, plus it ' s interesting and something dif- ferent to do. fiipiPlipMilUil! ' 7 ' .y. Scavenger hunts, camping trips, ski trips, volleyball tournaments, re- freshments — these are all a part of Campus Life. But there is another side revolving around weekly discus- sions of issues affecting students today. Campus Life combined all this to give its members a positive view of life. Active JA members Kris Feller and Cheryl PIcvcich seem to be interested in their com- pany ' s end-of-year stock report. Campus Life meetings gave Karen Johnson and Don Dickman, as well as sponsor Mr. Black, a chance to enjoy themselves. 22 J A and Campus Life