DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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In Student Life Mr. and Mrs. Schlosser spend time looking Between the Varsity and Reserve game on Feb. Karen Muhn and her mom listen intently to a over the program in an effort to decide what to 18 the parents of the cheerleaders, managers college representative as she attempts to an- go and see first on Parents Night. and basketball team were recognized. swer their questions on College Day. Parents 21

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Parents Take Active Part DeKalb has come a long way in ten years. Its facilities have expanded to provide a well rounded education for all Barons. But we could never have made it without our parents. Always on hand 24 hours a day, they have supported us through thick and thin — their attention and love is as evi- dent now as ever. Every sporting event the parents are represented, especially during basketball games where the Baron Boosters form a large crowd of cheer- ing fans. They yell louder than any- body else at community pep sessions determined to make the Barons num- ber 1. To show our gratitude we hosted them at several functions. Parent’s night was held to show them exactly what we were achieving academically so they can feel a closer association with the school. In football, the father of each player was honored at the last game of the season. And when the basketball team played Bellmont the parents of the players and cheer- leaders were brought before bleachers of cheering Barons. But whether publicly honored or not every Baron parent deserves and 4 has our deepest thanks. a ag ff Baron Booster members, Mr. and Mrs. Blevins, were the fastest to down their pudding in the “Great Race” at a community pep session. Mrs. Joseph looks at the rose given to her by Rick as he escorts her onto the floor on Parent Night. After being honored by cheering Barons these dads are escorted off the football field by the marching band. 20 Parents

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Setting the Scene in Fashions Dressy jeans are to be found here and there while painter pants and overalls threaten to outdo those ever popular levis. Girls lengthen their minis in favour of the knee length look and often match them with boots — a common sight during the long winter. Hooded jackets were an- other winter favorite. Indeed, the fashion scene this year is one of inter- est and diversity. ABOVE: These five are just a few of the hun- dreds of students who laughingly agree that levis will never lose their popularity. LEFT: Hooded jackets and sweaters were a great favorite for Barons throughout the school year. BELOW: Karen Muhn and Amy Shankle show that not only do overalls look good but they’re great to dance in too. RIGHT: Tina Franks stops on her way to class to display her neatly pressed painter pants — another favorite among Barons. 22 Fashions