DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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A omecoming 7 heme Aighlights Days Feethall Eucouuters On Friday, October 12, the Junior and Senior girls wenisculsonainesfootball TRYING TO CHEER the Junior girls on to victory are Tom field to play their annual Powder Puff Bush, Dereck Walton, Rob Nugen, Steve Johnson, Marl football game. These girls spent many Roy, Ron Glass, Joe Borer, and Dan Kinzer hours of their free time to practice for the game. It was a long, hard fought battle, but neither team could find its way down the field for a touchdown. The game finally ended in a 0.0 tie. That night the Barons lost to a tough Homestead team 14-8, and during half- time the 1979-80 Homecoming Queen was crowned. Senior class president, Marla Hayward, passed the crown on to Rhonda Healey. Rhonda was escorted by Brad Blevins. Senior attendants were Mandy Ble- vins and Karla Lepley. They were es- corted by Eric Deardorf and Craig Con- rad. Glenda Smith, escorted by Kevin Meyer, was the Junior attendant. Steffie Smith represented the Sophomore class with Neil Robinett escorting her. An after game dance was held in the high school gymnasium. Couples danced to the music of ''Sircus.”” NOT EVEN the chilling wind stopped these students from watching the exciting Powder Puff game. Homecoming ‘11

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10 Homecoming CARRYING THE BALL for rhe juniors, Tammy Baird runs with lightning speed as she atremprs fo make a rouch- down for her ream DAYDREAMING IS WHAT Mandy Blevins seems ro be doing while her escort, Eric Deardorf, proudly srands beside her. LATER TO BE NAMED queen, Rhonda Healey practices for the Homecoming ceremonies rhar are to be held during halftime thar evening. GLAD TO BE REPRESENTING the junior class, Glenda Smith and her escort Kevin Meyer smile for our phorog- rapher.

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SHARING A FEW GOOD LAUGHS and finishing lunch with a trear of ice cream for desert is an everyday event for Rob Moreland and John Brinkman. GETTING READY TO DEVOUR their food are Mindy Gehl and Anne Horntrop. This is just anorher classical after- game acriviry. GOING TO THE LIBRARY to avoid pure boredom in study hall is just whar Terry McDermott and Craig Conrad seem to be doing 12 Free Time All work and no play is not only bor- ing, but it just isn’t done at DeKalb. On the other hand, all play and no work may be a lot of fun, but it also isn’t done here. Although homework and studies are very important, after a few hours of classes, most students would prefer a little break. That’s when they look for some free time things to do. After school hours, some typical free time activities included going out for a burger and fries or a pizza after the game, going to Glenbrook to shop, or catching the latest movie in Ft. Wayne. At school, the best time to find free time was between classes or during lunch hour. Then you could catch up on the latest gossip or just get away from all of the school work. That’s when the pens and paper would get thrown into the lockers to be forgotten for a while. After everyone has finished lounging around, then it’s time to hit the books again and start thinking about the next few precious moments of free time. ot ase