DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Summer ' s Still a Time of Learning School ' s out! Summer ' s in! No more studies, no more teachers, no more homework, no more worries. School ends bringing in summer and its freedom. A time for swimming, skiing, biking, and deep golden tans. A time for sleeping late in the morning and partying late at night. A time for trips throughout the states or just a cruise around the courtsquare. But summer was more than this. For with the end of the school year came three months full not only of unending freedoms, but of new chal- lenges and responsibilities for stu- dents. Many worked hard earning money and valuable experience in summer jobs. Others attended sum- mer school, driver ' s education, sum- mer band practice, and many other worthwhile activities. Yes, even though school ' s out. Barons are still learning and experiencing life to its fullest. Left; Nancy Webb seems to enjoy the long hours of summer band practice necessary for a Marching Baron. For Carmen Hartman and Tim Heffley, summer is not a time for play but for further learning in summer school. Left Jobs are an important part of summer for many students as Barb Yoder knows work- ing at the Emporium. Keith Moughler and Jeff Norris, the official A-C-D sno-kone makers, lake time out to pose for a picture. 8 Summer

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mi Am) m £ m m msm Pam Burkett, Dan Cory and Kent Johnson get together at the last school dance held after the final game of the sectional. Chris Kaufman enjoys the Christinas spirit by feasting on candy, cupcakes and brownies. The goodies were supplied by the Saber class.

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Fair Week Enjoyed by Barons Above: Susi Lundquist, Ned Donaldson, and Brad Benner try with some success to sell their fair tickets. Loretta Coleman and Julie Robbins stare open- mouthed as Eastside ' s Laurie Davis is crowned fair queen. Val Stackhouse and Chris Smith may be chilly, but that doesn ' t stop them from enjoying the fair evenings.