DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Homecoming Junior Powder Puffers and cheerleaders show that they have just proven they are number one, at least when it comes to football against the senior girls. (top) Senior Powder Puff cheerleaders, Jon Oglesbee, Tim Richards, John Miller, Charlie Hanes, Eric VanStra- ten, and Jeff Biddle show one of their newly created cheerleading mounts. (above) Senior players and coaches stand watching to see what might happen next as the Juniors defeat the Seniors with a score of 24-12.

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After a hard day's work cleaning out their stalls in the 4-H barn, seniors Jerry Rinehart and Nick Stout take a break. Relaxing before the band’s parade appear- ance are rifles Bryan Nugen, Linda Myers, Dawn Snavley, and Michelle Schuman. (Left) Mark Jarrett, Todd Barhydt, Fred Wessel, 4-H King and Queen Tom Orwig and Debbie Seniors Robin Pranger and Terri Presley en- Gates Hoham toss dimes to see if they will be Bowman have an honored place as they ride jo y an afternoon horseback ride in the area lucky enough to win some glasses. in the fair’s Grand Finale parade. near the fairgrounds barns. Faire

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i The L.A. R aiders? No, not hardly. It’s DeKalb’s annu- al Powder Puff game. Shelley Meyer tries getting a pass off to another senior teammate. Fall is always full of excitement, fun, and enthusiastic events. Homecoming here at DHS was one of the annual events where students lived it up DHS style. The activities started on Wednesday with the powder puff game. The junior girls de- feated the seniors in a hard fought game with a final score of 24-12. Wednesday was also declared rock T- shirt day followed by Hawaiian day on Thursday and red, white, and black day on Friday. This year, students voted for a Home- coming queen and king. Queen candi- dates were Susan Miller, Tonya Baker, and Jenny Smith. Candidates for DeKalb’s first king were Jeff Rekeweg, Dan Brook, Attendants chosen for homecoming were (above) Ty Alexander and Micolea Jennings, juniors, and (left)sophomores Todd Bishop and Susan Ware. and Jeff Seavers. Halftime was filled with anticipation until Tonya Baker and Dan Brook were announced as the reigning queen and king. Halftime was also the time for a parade full of floats and cars. Floats from the Spanish Club and German Club took first prize. This year’s attendants were sopho- mores Susan Ware and Todd Bishop, and juniors Micolea Jennings and Tyler Alex- ander. DeKalb triumphed over Columbia City with a score of 48-19. After the game, a Victory Homecoming dance was held in the commons and was sponsored by the senior class. 1982-83 homecoming queen Missy Blevins hands over her crown to the reigning queen Tonya Baker during halftime of the Columbia City game while Student Council secretary Tim Bassett looks on. Homecoming ¢ 13