DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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ae ‘aured OE ¥ Having their picture taken at the Beach Party dance are ‘Beach Bums” Julie Miller, Julie Ketzenberger, and Jody Houser. Is he taking part in an air guitar con- test? No, it’s just Eric van Straten’s way of dancing at the Beach Party. This rather sedate couple showed up to watch the Sadie Hawkins dance from the sidelines. oy Ne Se teal ts 24 ¢ Dances

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aa Periodically a group like Campus Life or the Student Council decided to give the students a break for part of the day and sponsor a convo or pep session. This year a variety of acts took the stage to enter- tain us. Annually, Campus Life sponsors a group to perform for the student body as a pre- view to the entertainment performed at the Mousehole on midway at the fair. This year the group “Arc” entertained us with the latest in music. At Christmas time, the band and choirs showed us what hard work and practice can do with their Christmas concert per- formed in the auditorium. Pep sessions were held frequently throughout the year to cheer a team to victory or to congratulate a group for a job well done. . eo Through all the pep sessions and con- . as . 7; vos our school showed we do know how = ‘ rae to Live It Up! A pie in the face is what Sarah Pfefferkorn gets from Troy Albin as the crowd cheers the basketball team on to the sectional. As a preview to a concert held at the school, the group ‘Free Fare” entertains the students at a convo held in the gym. Convos, Pep Sessions ¢ 23

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|Among the many couples enjoying themselves on |the dance floor at the Sadie Hawkins dance are |Debbie Webb and Mike Hathaway. The Student Council said it would be a Beach Party, so these Barons brought their blanket along to enjoy the “sandy beach” in the Commons. The students at DeKalb love to get down and jam at dances which are spon- sored by various groups such as the Stu- dent Council, French Club, and German Club. Sadie Hawkins is a traditional dance. The girls have to take the guys out and couples can get hitched at the “Hitchin’ Booth.” This year, Spectrum provided the tunes for Sadie Hawkins. The Christmas Formal was one of the more popular dances of the year. Jeff Rekeweg and Heather Charlesworth were voted King and Queen at the dance. The featured tunes were by “Onyx.” The Sweetheart Dance, which was sponsored by the French Club, was held on the 25th of February. The music was provided by “Dux Deluxe.” After the football and basketball home games, Student Council and other clubs sponsored dances with music provided by various groups and sound systems such as Spectrum, Jeff Malcolm, and a local band, “Counterpoint.” Plaid shirts and jeans seemed to be the popular attire at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Below, Eric Bam- mann and Amy Myers are good examples. Dances @ 25