DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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This happy group from Campus Life paused in Dis- Darin Meschberger. Jeff Martin, Chris Gordon, Jeff ney World to be photographed. Front: Rick Reger. Souers. Third Row: Jenny Dietsch, Lisa Detrich, Second Row: Randy Moreland, Bruce Buttermore, Missy Bickel, Gail Harrold, Kim Yates, Ken Conrad. With their box lunches in hand, Anne Myers, Shelly Tuttle, and Shelly DeWitt are ready for a trip through the floating gardens of Xochimilco. A “culture” spot visited by Spanish Club members was a disco in Mexico City. Front Row: Anne Myers, Shelly DeWitt, Shelly Tuttle. Second Row: Susan Payne, Jim Till, Sheri DeWitt. 26 | © sPRING BREAK

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Although Lee jeans were the favorite by a slight margin, the guys strongly preferred Levi's by a 2 to | margin, while more girls voted for Lee’s. Also, more girls answered “Other,” list- ing a variety of designer jeans. What is your favorite brand of feans? lee — 42% Levi — 40% Other — 18% What ‘else’ do you do in the restroom? WRITE GRAFFITI 8% COMB HAIR 65% SMOKE 1% OTHER 16% How often do you use the school restroom? NEVER 1% ONCE A DAY 45% TWICE A DAY 28% THREE OR MORE 16% TIMES A DAY SURVEY ® a

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Kelly Brandon, above, seems to be comparing noses with Mister Pineapple Head, whom she picked up on her Spring Break trip to Cancun, Mexico. REA The lure of tropical palms, sandy beaches, and warm weather can be felt in this scene from one Baron's Spring break trip to Hawaii. way Lands Beckon After the long tedious months of win- ter, most students and staff anxiously looked forward to the annual phenom- enon known as Spring Break — a time away from school and a time, for some, to go to some place where warm weather had already arrived. Two groups of students did just that. Campus Life took several bus loads of area students to Florida for the week. There they enjoyed the sandy beaches and such tourist attractions as Disney World. Eleven members of the Spanish Club also went south — to Mexico. There they enjoyed the sights, sounds, and tastes of a different culture as they com- bined learning with having fun. Many other Barons went on trips with family or friends to destinations includ- ing Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Ha- wail, California, and Mexico. Others stayed closer to home, traveling to such exotic spots as Ft. Wayne or Indianapolis for shopping trips or staying home to help out with spring cleaning. Whatever the activity, Spring Break was a welcome break from the books for everyone. SPRING BREAK ® 2]