DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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NOBODY DOES IT BETTER: The senior Powder Puff players and coach are involved in watching the action on the field. Below, Sue Mawe and Jenny Forrest dance at one of the sectional basketball celebrations. Student Life Division @ 7

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NOBODY DOES IT BETTER (Oe [n Student Life 6° Student Life Division

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Homecoming 1982 happened on Sep- tember 17. It started off with an afternoon free of classes and a fun-filled game of powder puff football. The junior girls de- feated the senior girls in an exciting game of flag football. The score was 12-2. It was the first time ever that the juniors won. The weather for the evening football game was a real disappointment. It was a very chilly night with drizzling rain, but Baron fans still showed up to share their spirit. During half-time Missy Blevins was crowned homecoming queen by Iast year’s queen Steffie Smith. The homecoming at- Chris Chapman tries to turn on the speed and gain some yards for the seniors, but their only points came on a safety. tendants were seniors Jenny Diehl and Kel- ly Conrad, junior Jenny Smith, and sopho- more Micolea Jennings. The Baron Brigade showed their spirit along with their talent by performing for the fans on the football field. There were no floats during the half-time ceremonies since homecoming was held on an earlier date than usual. After the game a “victory” dance was held, although the Barons lost to Angola 13-34. The sound system for the evening was Spectrum. Faces old and new showed up at DHS to share the evening’s festivities. Taco, the pig, was supposed to help the junior cheerleaders, but spent some time resting while tied to the bench. The homecoming dance after the game is being enjoyed by seniors Jeff Dangler and Sue Smith and ‘82 grad Mark Schilling. 8 © Homecoming