DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Fun. Food. and Formal Sweeping the floor at half time gives Chris The Baronette Toy Soldiers came to life to Enjoying Speed na ees dean ntea ar Kaufman time to think of how she’s going to perform the “March of the Toy Soldiers” be- in her own oe ae 8 i a re open her life- size Christmas package. fore an appreciative home crowd. the music at the Christmas formal. Christmas 17

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Yuletide Season Brings . a personal, exciting time when you feel like you’re looking through a pair of rose colored glasses, when everything is tranquil and happy. It’s snow, and shiny noses, presents and kisses, music and church. It’s cribs and Santa Claus and children laugh- ing and vacation time. It’s Christmas. But before school broke up we em- barked on our own Christmas prep- arations. For several days students brought non-perishable food items to make the season brighter for the not so well off in our community. In all, a pleasing amount of cans was collect- ed. No Christmas would be complete without the Christmas formal. On December 18th, with the commons decorated to the theme of “Silver Rita Tilghman Laurie Williams and Santa Lorie Schmidt boxes some of the many cans Claus (Rosy Shatto) participate in an enter- collected in the successful Student Council Bells” came girls attractively arrayed taining German Christmas skit. canned food drive. in long formals accompanied by guys decked out in suave suits. It was a very successful night danc- ing to the excellent music of the J. Branum band sponsored by the Ger- man Club. Along with the music piped throughout the halls and other activi- ties, the food collection and formal provided fitting contributions to the Christmas spirit. Barb Trapp grins with delight as she becomes one of the lucky ones who received a present from the mysterious Santa Claus. 16 Christmas

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“Hey-it’s cool, so get on down to your school. Going to jump and shake and percolate so get on down to your Schools aes All throughout the year Barons are showing their school spirit through one activity or another. Supporting extra-curricular activities and sport- ing events with great enthusiasm or just helping to brighten up school days. Crazy hat day with Barons manag- ing to find the most unusual hats! Dress up day with many of us becom- ing hard to recognize when elegantly attired in tuxedos and long formal gowns and the Miss Valentine con- test. Numerous pep sessions, both com- munity and school, brought Barons together to set the atmosphere for spectacular wins over other schools. Social functions held by clubs were exciting and well attended. All in all, Baron pride glowed this year as al- ways! 18 Spirit Baron Spirit Creates Pr f i { i The Miss Valentine contestants smile before the student body at a pep session. Junko Tatei- shi was later elected the winner. Positions were reversed as football players be- came cheerleaders at the Powderpuff Football game ... look at those legs!!!