DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Weekends give a chance for friends to get togeth- er. Below, Patty Combs and Chrissy Murley prepare for a midnight cupcake snack. Weekend dances are fun for one and all. Above, Andrea Vose, Don Steele, Kevin McDowd, and Kim Yates decide to sit this one out. Cruising the strip is a popular weekend pastime. Above, Todd Bishop prepares to head back for town after seeing friends at McDonald's. Seeming unsure of what to buy from the wide selec- tion, Tina Menier pauses on her shopping trip to the grocery store. WEEKENDS ®

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EEKEN When The Good Times Roll Friday through Sunday is a 58 hour holi- day for Barons when they can accomplish such things as homework, catching up on sleep, partying, or just cruising the strip. You'll see anything from a 1950 station wagon to a 1986 convertible ’Vette. But for some Barons the weekends include further sources of excitement: for in- stance, work, athletic practices, and the ever-traditional just enjoying the out- doors. Work means different things to differ- ent Barons. Some spend their time work- ing in the fields on their farms, while others mow their yards or shovel snow from their driveways, depending on what season it may be. But for other students, it means working at Ponderosa, McDon- ald’s, Richard’s, and even Tom’s Donuts. Some Barons couldn’t bear the thought of staying away from school, so they also attended school on Saturday. For most, weekends were spent for friends and fun. Although they’re not al- ways the good times, they'll always be the best of times. April Blevins, right, is literally up a tree trying to remove decorations left overnight by a few visiting friends. Erica Wallace, Lana Seiler, Tammy Wolf, and Anne Stafford spend their Saturday afternoon in the Ger- man Club concession stand. 10 © weeKxeNnps

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IR Special Days Spark Baron Spirit It’s fun to be a Baron and many stu- dents showed their Baron spirit in several different ways. Sophomores showed their pride by buying class rings and jackets. Others supported DHS by dressing up for such occasions as Hawaiian day, army day, and gangster day. Dress-up days are not the only days that sparked spirit. Convocations also brought about some interest in the stu- dents. Campus Life presented a couple of convos: a musical group in the fall and a multi-media show in early spring. Other convocations were held to rec- ognize various student groups. Such ac- tivities as fall, winter, and spring sports, cheerleaders, the speech team, and the band brought an abundance of awards to Mr. Fites’ doorstep. He received these awards with a smile and a “Yea, rah, Fri- day! One of the spirit days that was held throughout the year was gangster day. Tina Hedean and Kelley Hartranft dressed in their gangster best that day. [2 © spirit, CONVOS These Barons show their school spirit during sec- tional by sporting their Hawaiian shirts and one even added sunglasses for Hawaiian day. The Baron Brigade performs the program that it performed at the state marching band competition for the fall sports convocation. |