DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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oy the German Club and featured the dand “Nos Mo King.”’ Most of the cou- oles in attendance appeared to have a joyful evening. The music department presented a special Christmas concert for the com- munity on Sunday, December 9, and dortions of it were later presented to ‘he student body in a convocation in which both the band and choral de- oartments participated. The Brigadiers prepared a Special Christmas show which they performed at halftime of the Snider basketball game. The home economics classes en- joyed Christmas festivities by prepar- ing a complete Christmas dinner. Many Barons who knew of the meal tried to sneak in and grab a few “munchies” before lunch or maybe to save them- selves from cafeteria food. Finally, the FEA showed their Christ- mas spirit by preparing some after- school snacks for the teachers and the Student Council dressed up the Com- mons with some special Christmas trim- mings. Groups Spread Christmas Cheer ABOVE, LEFT: The tradition of the Christmas For- mal included selecting a King and Queen; sen- iors Jerry VanWye and Janet Pfefferkorn lead the King and Queen dance. TOP, RIGHT: Senior Scott Brandon seems to be enjoying himself as he helps the Student Council members decorate the Commons with holiday cheer. LOWER, RIGHT: Senior Nick Wainscott and soph- omore Amy Blevins smile for the camera as part of the activity of the Christmas Formal. 17 HOLIDAYS

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TOP, LEFT: Sophomores Missy Bickle, Jenny Snider, Heather Sarbacker, and Angie Metzger relive Christmas morning for a skit in their German | class. CHRISTMAS TOP, RIGHT: Enjoying the Christmas dinner they prepared in home ec class are Leann Richey (back top camera), Leta Nusbaum, Thelma Belcher, and Jeff Everage. ABOVE: Mr. Karkosky directs the band as they play “Joyous Christmas Spirit’ at the holiday convo for DHS students. The Christmas season at DeKalb Hig! School brought holiday spirit to every one and cheer from many organiza tions. Although our Christmas breal was a little shorter, beginning on De cember 21 and ending on January 3 0 the new year, the Barons still enjoyec the break and had a pleasant holida season; however, there was no enough “white stuff’ to satisfy the snow enthusiasts. “A Weekend in New England” wa the theme of the Christmas Formal The traditional dance was sponsore¢

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PEP SESSIONS, CONVOS: 18 TOP, LEFT: The 1984-85 football team huddles up to do a VICTORY cheer for the student body at one of the fall pep sessions. ABOVE, LEFT: ‘Responsibility’ was one of the words that was stressed a lot in the convo from the March of Dimes about birth defects. PEP SESSIONS TOP, RIGHT: Sophomore Linda Kugler shies away as one of the members of the rock group Arc sings a love song to her “real close.” ABOVE, RIGHT: The girls’ varsity volleyball team waits for their introduction at a pep session for the fall sports athletes. Getting a break from the classroom is always welcomed by the students and staff. Pep sessions held in the gym- nasium honored DHS students in various activities. Participants from fall, winter, and spring sports were recognized by the student body for their efforts and accomplishments. The band per- formed for the school before they went to the Grand Nationals and pre- sented their trophies and awards to Mr. Fites. Pep sessions gave DHS a chance to show its Baron pride and — spirit.