DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Spending the sunny Saturday afternoon, Robin Pranger and Molly Walker find time in these DeKalb baseball fans watch the Barons their weekend schedules to visit the mall to triumph over Garrett. check out the latest styles. Trying to keep his “beast” nice and shiny, James LeRoy buffs his car on one of the first sunny days of the year. Baby sitting is one way that some Bar- ons use their time on weekends. Right, Micolea Jennings takes two of her small friends to the fair. 26¢ Weekends

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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

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Are your weekends dull and boring or are they wild and full of fun? Many Bar- ons considered a weekend dull when Mom and Dad said, “No car this week- end,” and we were stuck home watching TV or playing Monopoly. But to many, a fun weekend was a weekend planned by our friends during the week. On Friday and Saturday nights, stu- dents could be found having fun at a par- ty, driving the Seventh Street strip, going to the movies, and or even parking and talking to our friends — allowing enough time to be home before curfew. Advice to all: Don’t carry your fun weekend too far. Make it home early or the next weekend will be the dull and boring one! Not even the snow or cold weather can stop stu- dents from their Friday night cruising and gather- ings along the Seventh Street “strip.” When the sun starts shining, the grass needs cut- ting — as Joe Millspaugh and Brian Davis realize as they figure out how to fix the mower. Weekends @ 27