DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Nineteen Hundred and Seventh Seven proved to be an active and enjoyable year. Student participa- tion in various extracurricular ac- tivities was high. The Fair, “Canterbury Tales,” Homecoming, weekends, Presiden- tial Elections, Christmas Formal, Snow days, Tasty Tacos — Lunch, “Damn Yankees,” Pieces of April — Prom, and the everyday achievements of DeKalb students © ‘made this year extra special in Stu- dent Life. Free to be ... Ourselves trying. At a pep session the sophomores get it together as they } isnt attempt to pull their way to victory. Student Life Division 7

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INS Mt Me te, seep +, ir spirit and tic boost. 1as Ourselves cheering. Students ga- the teams an enthus ther at a pep session to show the give Free to be Ourselves helping. Kevin Bender looks serious as he instructs these parents to the right classes at Parents Night. Free to be . 1vision . 6 Student Life D

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Summer Ends... The sun shines continuously and school seems a million miles away. That’s summer for Barons as they laze about waiting for that golden tan to develop or involve themselves in water activities and summer sports. Naturally a good many Barons work throughout summer vacation, saving money to see them through the school year or to put aside for college. Although the sun didn’t stop shin- ing, the relaxed, carefree times did. On August 24th DeKalb opened its doors for yet another year. Students returned to school with enthusiasm and great anticipation; a determina- tion to make this school year a memo- rable one. “T told you we didn’t have enough money to buy this car,” Deb Mergy seems to be telling Janeen Refner and Lori Martz. Suzy Scranage’s face can tell you that Baron- ette practice is many hours of hard work and exercise — right Suzy?! Vacation wasn’t all fun and relaxation for Mike Bassett and Shelly Sowers when they cracked the books for summer Economics. 8 School Opens