DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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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

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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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Here we go again! Another day of school. Students hurry through the hall to their lockers and then to their class- rooms so that they aren't late. During second hour the ever popular morning announcements begin with those attention-getting “bongs.” Then we hear Mr. Fites’ voice echoing throughout the school telling of com- ing events. Socializing at the lockers is a big thing in the halls since there is nowhere else to go. But some students make it a habit to take a trip to the assistant prin- cipal’s office. Falling asleep in class is another big thing at school. Teachers relax their students so much that it’s irresistable to lay your head down and catch a few 2’s. But this can also lead to trouble with some teachers. Daydreaming is another event that can lead to trouble. Many students find it hard to pay attention when there are so many other things to think about. When homeroom comes along, stu- dents start to wander. This is wide- spread within the school. Students feel that it’s time to meet up with their friends once again. Every day taking tests is somewhat a routine for many students. These students have various reac- tions while taking a chemistry test. During homeroom there are various things to do. Lisa Forrest, Steve Storms, and Cindy Jarrett choose to relax and enjoy an interesting conver- sation. So How Did Your Day Go? ‘ LI When noon rolls around, that means lunch for the Barons. Some students pack their own lunch while the rest risk their stomachs with the school food. Many students just buy chips instead of eating the nutritious lunches the cafe- teria offers. Sitting in the classroom waiting impa- tiently for the long day to end is very exhausting to many. But when 3:30 rolls around, the students are redy to go. They either go to practice, straight home, or somewhere else like their part-time jobs. Another day of writing reports. Layton John and Natalie Reynolds work hard at making their En- glish report good and complete. (below) 17 TYPICAL DAY