DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The Energy Crisis was one of the major topics of discussion this year. With the shortages of gasoline, fuel oil, and electricity, most of the country found it had to change its life style. Gasoline was the major worry of most people because of its scarcity and its sky-rocketing price. Also, the shortage of fuel oil and the dwindling supplies of electricity threatened many northern homeowners with a long cold winter without the energy they would need to make it through. Here at DHS the students found that coats and sweaters were often needed to keep them warm while the thermostats were turned down to sixty-eight degrees. ABOVE: A welcome sight around town this winter was the snow plow. AT LEFT: Julie Lepley keeps warm by wearing a sweater and jacket but rugid Chris Phillips braves the cold with only a sweat-shirt. LOWER LEFT: Here’s the latest method of preserving the youth and vitality of your car, freeze it under 18 inches of snow. BELOW: Piles of snow hampered dri- vers and pedestrians alike. caren’

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o Mighty Barons Spirited Baronettes proudly display their school spirit during a pep session. Nita Lundquist promotes school spirit on Crazy Reverting to the fifties, Dave Curtis and Marcia Hat Day. BELOW: Fans Julie Farrington and Williams enjoy taking part in the spirit pro- Kim Feller get all bundled up so they can ducing ‘’50’s Day.”’ back the Barons. Running out of steam seems to be a BIG prob- lem for Mr. Wyss. Spirit 11