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FOLLOWING THEIR CHILD'S class schedule, these parents listen attentively as the science program is explained to them. let's Hear ly Let’s hear it for DeKalb Parents. They take part in many of the Baron activities and are much respected by all of us. The Baron Boosters again this year did a fantastic job of supporting our Baron athletes. In football the fathers of the players were recognized before a game, and parents of the basketball players, cheerleaders, and managers were hon- ored at a halftime ceremony. So that all parents can get more ac- quainted with the school and its pro- grams, a Parents’ Night was held during National Education Week. Again, thanks to all parents and we couldn't have done it without you. Spuated INQ 404 PARENTS’ NIGHT proves to be a good time for Julie Heimach and her family as they stop at the bookstore for some supplies. AFTER ALL PLAYERS and their parents were announced, they stood as a group for a round of applause and thanks. PARENTS 17
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PARENTS WERE honored at half-time of the Eastside game. Here Kathi Randle escorts her parents down the floor. SEEKING DIRECTIONS, these parents ask Kris Feller where they can find their next room on Parents’ Night. AT DAD'S NIGHT Bob Brewer proudly walks up the field with his father as their name is announced. 16 PARENTS
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on Means Christmas Y The magical season once again cast its Christmas spell throughout PY DeKalb’'s halls. The excitement of giving gifts, decorating the school, and hearing the Christmas carols all exploded joy into the lives of each one of us. The Christmas Formal, sponsored by the German Club, was held in the e Commons on December 28. Cou- ples danced to the excellent music played by the popular band “Choice.” Student Council helped the Catholic Church by collecting canned food from the student body to be distributed to needy families. The project was a success and Santa Claus visited the school during noon hour just before vacation with popsi- cles to reward us for a job well done. Baron Pride was shown through the Christmas season. RELAXING TO MUSIC played by ‘‘Choice,”’ Greg Shively and Lori Hansen enjoy their dance at the German Club sponsored event. FINISHING HIS Christmas meal, Don Middle- ton hopes that Santa will leave him an extra gift beneath the tree. DEKALB'S A.D. (always devouring), Dick McKean, tries to talk Santa Hull into letting him have another ice cream bar. 18 CHRISTMAS
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