DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The Brigadiers stand proudly after presenting the colors to the crowd before a home basketball game in the Baron gym. Despite the offensive efforts of senior Shelley Mey- er, carrying the ball, the juniors won the homecom- ing powder puff game 24-12. ee CONTENTS tudent Life 6 cademics 42 ports 70 tganizations 104 lbum 134 ds 180 Opening ¢ 3

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2¢ Opening Dan Brook, below, really ‘lived it up” after defeat- ing Jasper’s Todd Kersteins 6-5 with a reversal just before the state championship mat ch ended. (Even- ing Star photo)

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Do Barons know how to ‘Live It Up?” When school started on August 26 after a very hot summer, most of us were unwill- ing to spend time in the classroom in- stead of the swimming pool. For seniors this was the last step be- fore getting into the real world; for ju- niors it meant one more step until they reached the top; and for sophomores, it meant a big unknown building and new friends and teachers. With football, cross country, and band, the students were hoping for a great year. Especially good years were had by girls basketball and wrestler Dan Brook — undefeated seasons! And there were pep Mr. Gerry Nagel seems to be enjoying himself as he adds the years to Marla McKown for her portrayal of Ethel in On Golden Pond.” sessions for all our teams — even the speech team, which also had an outstand- ing year. Through it all — dances, exams, con- certs, jobs after school, seeing our friends in the halls — we seldom missed a chance to have some fun. We hope that reading this book will show that we do know how to “Live It Up” in Baron Country. Before each volleyball match, the girls performed this formation for spirit. It helped them go all the way to the regional final game. 4¢ Opening