DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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I I i i i 1976 marked the 200th birthday of our great nation. Tliere were many things around to re- mind us of this time of celebration. Even around DeKalb High School you could find many reminders. The football team wore flags on their hel- mets and the basketball team wore their flags on their backs. Many bulletin boards had a pa- triotic message to bring. One day every month was designated as Red, White, and Blue Day in which everyone was supposed to wear the colors of the flag. The cafeteria workers dressed up in colonial garb and served delicacies such as a Patrick Henry Sandwich (beef), Johnny Apple- seed Chewy Square, and Vi pt. of sea foam (milk). On the morning announcements every day the Mass Media class would give a Bicen- tennial moment. These were little bits and pieces of American History from 200 years ago. Even the school buses had the Bicentennial logo on the front of them. So if you really looked, you could find Bits and Pieces of the Bicentennial throughout De- Kalb High School. Future Educators in Action salute the Bicen- tennial with a patriotic bulletin Iraard. The basketball team ' s jackets keep the spirit warm. GET IN 1 BERT [ BICBNTE 4 DHS Celebrates

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BIG DHS! Contents Bits and Pieces of Student Life Organizations Academics Sports Classes Advertisements 6 36 64 96 130 186 Table of Contents 3

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r j 1 1 i i I I i j [ jfj r With the coining of 1976, there was a new addition to our staff. Even one of our cafeteria workers, Mrs. Muckenfuss, gets dressed up on Red, White, and Blue Day. Duncan Edwards has his own way of display- ing a bit of our bicentennial. the Bicentennial 5