DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Lunch Time Not So Typical Ed Dunn seems to be making a point of Keith Freed ' s ever growing and hardy appetite. A typical lunch for any Baron is not so typical. During this thirty minute break, students could indulge themselves in exotic burritos and ly jello jewels. Or they could reveal their patriotism by eating a red, white, and blue lunch. In all, lunch for Barons was a necessary break mid- way through the day when Barons freely expressed themselves. Besides eating, Marianne Muhn spends her lunch time catching up on the latest fashion and beauty tips.

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The perfect end to a perfect performance: leads Julie Hartman and Kent Johnson take a final bow.

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Holiday Spirit Felt and Seen While Debbie Boger debates, Kelly Wyss enjoys X-Mas yummies the last day before Christmas vacation. ■A . r%. A — The holiday season finally arrived, a time looked forward to by all Barons. And with it came the joy and spirit of Christmas. This spirit flowed through DeKalb ' s halls and was apparent in the actions (and stomachs) of many in the school. Above: Dennie Daniels is about to put his approval (or disapproval) on his Christmas cooking. Mr. Fites and Mr. Skinner became Santa Claus for a day and gave popsicles to good students at lunch.