South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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c3iW€ Jf(i m m ff ANXIOUSLY awaiting their turn on the dance floor, Mark Van Emon, Kim WuUiman, Julie Sauder, and Kelly Weikel watched the band.

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DANCING by the light of the siher chande- ENTERTAINING at the dance was the group lier were several couples. Leviticus from Fort Wayne. THROUGHOUT the night, the punch and snack table proved to be a popular place. CHAPERONING the Junior-Senior, the SA faculty enjoyed their meal. A Time For Us was the theme of this year ' s Junior-Senior Reception. The evening began with pictures taken of tlie couples after they arrived. A delicious meal was served by several freshman girls. After dinner, the mystery movie TEN LITTLE INDIANS was shown in the audi- torium. The couples then danced for two hours to the music of Leviticus. A liglit breakfast was served, the couples changed clothes, and then they went bowling. THANK YOU JUNIORS!!!! JANELLE Lehman, Bruce Hautau, Dan Bau- man, Audrey Liechty, Brian Habegger, and Kim Jones. FISHING for enough money to buy their tickets were Lon Fox and Rick Sprunger.

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After experiencing hundreds of lost library books, dumped or hidden tote trays, overcrowded totetray rooms, and numerous traffic jams, the administration decided to take some action. The solu- tion: S13,000 for 678 orange, black and gold lockers. Initial student reaction to the metal monsters was mixed. Some complained of the location, but others welcomed the thought of their coats and gym bags being right where they left them. Absent minded schoolmates had one big problem. Several dents, and bruised fists and toes later, they finally remem- bered their combinations. How many times have friends approached the locker door shut before all necessary items were removed. Although burgular proof and sometimes even owner proof, the general concensus approved of them.