DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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STUDENT LIFE FUN TIMES ONLY Student Life Division 5

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School sometimes seemed to go so slow that we would fill our days and evenings with activities that would keep the boredom away. But we soon found our- selves so busy that by the end of the year we wondered where all of the time went. Looking back, was it all worth it? How about the nights without supper because there was Briga- diers after school and play prac- tice after Brigadiers-or going home to strangers because our parents have forgotten what we looked like. We knew that we had really been busy when we forgot what TV was or what it was like to get eight hours of sleep. Yes, it was all worth it-even not eating lunch so we would have money for the fair. It was all just a small part of our jour- ney through our high school years that we will always re- member. Expressing their innermost feelings, Noel Outland and Kathy Dunn portray their parts in the play ‘‘Dracula.” The junior booth was only one of many stops to make when walking around the courthouse square at fair time. 4 Student Life Division

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Our Journey Thru Summer © Starts Our SI Journey After nine long months of books and putting up with teach- ers, school is finally out and sum- mer begins. Many students relax and take their summer easy before having to start getting up again real ear- ly in the morning. During the summer, many girls come to school to practice for Brigadiers to perfect their shows for the upcoming season. The football players also come out and practice in the hot sun and rain to try to make their season a 10-0 record, one that they'll never forget! Other students spend time with their friends at the pool, at McDonald’s or driving around town! The fireworks on July 4th are always a sight to see with friends at J.C. Park. They have such things as the waterfall and the finale just takes your breath away as you sit and see about 20 fireworks go off at once. Everyone looks forward to 6 Summer, School Starts, ACD the time they can see the old Duesenbergs and Cords ride down the street. ACD Days is a big event over Labor Day week- end and it’s fun walking around, but you always see DHS stu- dents working in booths such as Music and Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes. As summer ends, sophomores are already looking forward to sophomore orientation to take a look at the big place where they will be finishing their high school careers in three years and at the end, hopefully, they will know it was all worth it. Some students enjoy their summer by going to far-away places. The Spanish students go to Mexico while the German stu- dents may wish to go to Ger- many and travel around Europe. Other students just go to Michi- gan or Ohio or just travel around the great state of Indiana. So, are you ready? Summer starts our “Journey through Fae: Hoping to sell lots of Pepsi to the thirsty crowd at the auto auction are Laura Cobbs and Beth Sutton. RPL ALLARD IE Bucky L’Hommedieu takes time out of his busy summer to pick up his sched- ule and pay his book rental.