DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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ime Brigadiers Beth Schlosser, Emily Current (in the This 1932 Auburn Convertible was one of the box), and Jenny Detrick perform their Christmas = many classic cars displayed at the ACD auction half-time show during a basketball game. and car show on Labor Day weekend. During homeroom junior Chuck Blevins delivers Mrs. Weber gives Colette Carthen a ‘‘Boo- a “Boo-Gram’” on Halloween. Students and Gram.” As you can see, you could get a pretty teachers received their Grams from friends and large size Gram for your money. admirers. HOLIDAYS

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Holidays Are Happy Days Kalb High School. Labor Day weekend was celebrated at the ACD auction and car show. Over Halloween the choir sponsored Halloween-O-Grams. Many students participated by paying 25¢ to 75¢ to send someone a message. The band celebrated Halloween by dressing up in costumes for the football game that evening. The cold and wintery weather Two days after Thanksgiving there was plenty to be thankful for, as the football team won the state championship. For Christmas the bands and choirs pre- sented a concert. Valentines Day was celebrated with Valentine-O-Grams, when students sent their girlfriend boyfriend a special message. The next holiday wasn’t cele- brated by everyone in the same way. This holiday was “Spring Break.’’ Some The holidays came and went at De- — — brought Thanksgiving and Christmas. students celebrated by travenae to Florida or some other warm place while others just stayed home. Easter landed at DHS and bounced right back out. Students celebrated on their 3-day weekend over the holiday. Finally the most long-awaited holiday arrived: SUMMER VACATION! All the students had big plans for their summer vacation when they made the big break until the next school year starts. All decked out for Halloween is freshman band member Scott Allison playing his trumpet during a halftime performance. The Symphonic Band awaits Mr. Karkosky to step up on the platform to begin playing for the Christmas concert during school. 14 HOLIDAYS The Barbershop Quartet serenades senior Brad Blickenstaff with a special song during home- room on Valentines Day as a project for choir.

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A typical day at the lockers. Every day many stu- Sophomore Lisa Davidson finds it hard to go dents socialize while others just walk the halls through the long day without grabbing a snack to between classes. tide her over. Those two girls in the morning, Tammie Wolf A typical day at the lockers? No! Mrs. Kirkton and Nikole Woodworth, show their early morn- checks to see that all of her students assume the ing grins before making the announcements. correct positioning for the tornado drill. 16 TYPICAL DAY