DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Football captains Nate Brace, Todd Myers, and Missing the point of army day, senior Audi Rader — Scott Vian smile as fellow captain Toby Refner ac- looks like she’s ready to tackle the high seas inher — cepts the Team-of-the-Week award from WMEE’s navy uniform. Jeff Davis. “Yeah, rah, Friday!” Mr. Fites gives his cheer for Friday to one and all at the beginning and end of the winter sports recognition convocation. Mark Gurtner, Darren McKown, Chris Franks, and Dirk McKown sing their award-winning barbershop quartet song at a convo held in the gym. spirit, coNvos | 13

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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. |

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‘Minti sigue oe ee : ey 5 or ARS be Brian Raub, Brad Blickenstaff, Mike Cochran, Scott As “minister” Mr. Longfellow goes through this cou- Sproat, and Todd Moran enjoy the dance by sitting ple’s marriage vows, Kevin Longfellow acts as their witness to make the hitch legal. this one out. Bringing her beau all the way from Prairie Heights, the music, DHS students from every grade enjoy an Julie Gipple prepares to get hitched to Matt Tomp- kins at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. after-game dance. Crowding the dance floor and raising their hands to DANCES