DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The flashing of the multi-colored strobe lights, and the exciting beat of the music told everyone that there was another dance being held at DeKalb High School. The success of those dances depend- ed on the participation of all the student body. But this year was a first for all of the ninth grade students at the junior high. This year they were always invit. ed to attend every dance that was held at the high school Couples have danced fo various bands and sound systems throughout the year. These dances have been sponsored by the Student Council, FEA, French Club, and German Club, and fea- tured ‘‘Sircus,” ‘‘Specturm,”’ “'SRO,”’ and “Windfall.” After the last song was played and the lights flashed for the very last time, the dance-goers all departed the build- ing with all of the sounds and beats pumping through their heads. Thus end. ed each of the successful dances at De- Kalb High School. IT’S LADIES NIGHT! The girls asl rhar special guy to the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Here they all seem to be having a great time. DAS Students Wove “Je The Beat Of Al That Yazy TAKING ADVANTAGE of the true meaning of Valen- tines Day, Lane Yarian and Pam Copenhaver relax to the soft music. WITH THEIR MATCHING SHIRTS it’s nor hard to tell thar Kelly Bale and Eric Muzzillo really belong together

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BEING THE WILD AND CRAZY gal she is, Paige Smith dances the night away at the Valentines Day dance. DISPLAYING THE FINE ART of dancing, Tami Cheek really seems to be enjoying the music of “Spectrum.” LOOKING AS IF SHE’S IN ANO THER WORLD, Parry Geist sways fo the quieting sounds with her date Kevin Dickson. GETTING DOWN AND JAMIN’ to the music, Todd Dick- son prerends to be a fantastic rock srar as he plays his imaginary guitar 18 Dances

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GIVING IT ALL THEY'VE GOT, Laura Hathaway, Jama Carper, Jenny Leffler, and Pam Copenhaver desper- ately try to pop their balloons. SUE GRABER is all smiles after Rob Moreland correctly answers another one of the questions asked during the newly steady game. sd ott on —— = a Le —— ee y Sue 20 Campus Life Campus Life, a Christian group that meets every Thursday in private homes, grew tremendously this year. Many exciting events including the frac- tured olympics, the burger bash, and the trip to Florida attracted large crowds. A Miss Campus Life contest was also held. Eight area schools selected one girl for the contest. Kelly Bale represent- ed DeKalb. Teams collected money for their representative. Each penny was worth a vote. DeKalb placed second by raising $2635.52. The newly steady game and the manhunt were among other activities which helped to arouse interest. Although fun and games are a part of all the meetings, valuable insights were gained through discussions about various problems concerning students. ems CE ae ee IT'S STRANGE TO SEE whar four boys would do just to ger a rubber band from their nose ro their neck. Here Eric Hansen, Eric Muzzillo. Kevin Dickson, and Garry Stamm each try a different method.