DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The Swing Choir sings to bring good Christm cheer in the annual band and choir concert presen ed to parents and the public. Above: Todd Bishop and Katarina Sehm were the most popular couple at the Christmas Formal as they were pronounced King and Queen of the dance. Right: To make the Christmas tree in the Commons shine bright with holiday spirit, Chris Mason and Linda Cobbs get the tree’s lights ready. 16 | CHRISTMAS

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ANC Barons Bounce To The Boogie Beat Every once in a while Barons from all grades gathered around to dance the night away. These dances usually came about after a football or a basketball game. DeKalb’s victory sparked success at the Homecoming dance where Pat Phil- lips and Susan Ware reigned as king and queen. It was an evening of fun and ex- citement as the court and their fans danced through the night. Another highlight of the year’s dance calendar was the Christmas formal, spon- sored by the German Club. Barons dressed in their best for ‘Christmas Ele- gance” to show the world that they really do have class. Todd Bishop and Katarina Sehm reigned over this dance. Informally speaking, a favorite was the Sadie Hawkins, where hillbilly gals took their guys to the hitchin’ booth. Not only were homecoming, the Christ- mas formal, and Sadie Hawkins memora- Nothing slows Barons down like dressing up for the | ble dances, but also were those dances Christmas formal and dancing under the theme of held just for the fun of it. All in all, every SCUOLA FITS dance was a new chance to have fun. Mickey Mouse and Holly Morton have something in Love is in the air for all, even the chaperones at common as they both dance to the beat of the music Sadie Hawkins, as Mr. and Mrs. Wessel enjoy a quiet at an after-game dance. conversation and the romantic music. pances @ 15

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CHRISTMAS| Santa’s Spirit Invades DHS Cold weather and snowy nights helped the Christmas cheer at DHS as all of the rooms were decorated for the holiday. Presents were exchanged and the spirit was spread throughout the building. Many students and their dates attend- ed and enjoyed the traditional Christmas Formal on Saturday, December I4. They danced to the music provided by Sound Barrier. “Christmas Elegance” was the smashing theme of the Formal sponsored by the German Club. Todd Bishop and Katarina Sehm were the couple of the evening as they were announced King and Queen. The music department presented a special concert for the community on Sunday, December 15, and portions of it were later presented to the student body. Many other groups got into the Christ- mas spirit. The Brigadiers performed a special show at basketball halt-time. FEA members brought snacks for the teach- ers. Student Council members decorated the Commons, and the foods classes pre- pared a very special Christmas dinner. More food was available in the main of- fice as staff members brought in enough snack food for several tables. Santa Grams were delivered to students before Christmas break. Left, Bob Koch and Todd Webb show off their candy cane Santa Grams. Left: The jolly old gentleman was at DHS “in person’’ Children off to bed with their teddies to await to help members of the Student Council deliver San- Santa’s arrival are portrayed by the Brigadiers in a ta Grams to many Barons. basketball half-time show. CHRISTMAS @ |7