DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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DANCES Flashing Lights Create Atmosphere arkness pierced by flashing color- ful lights and loud music filled the commons after many of the home football and basketball games. Barons slipped in to enjoy themselves in the vic- tory of the game or other times just to have fun. Some dances included special activi- ties. One dance was held in honor of Ruby Navarro, one of DHS’s foreign exchange students. Another included a lip sync contest, where groups performed popular and some old songs. Many students turned out for special dances. The country style Sadie Hawkins Julie Dendinger and Linda Sione laugh as they move to the music at an after- game dance. Dances ‘{ do,” says Jeff Warner to Cherie Oden as they get “hitched” at the Sadie Hawkins dance. attracted many couples to “Hoedown” to the music and get “hitched” to that spe- cial someone. Also, at the end of February the choirs sponsored a MORP where trash was used to decorate the commons and prizes were awarded for the worst dressed couple. Many Barons made a quick pit stop at McDonald’s after the dances to regain energy lost in the dance and to sit and talk with friends before going home. Every dance seemed to be enjoyed by most everyone who attended. And it was hard to go and not have fun! —

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Chained by the errors of his past, Jacob Marley, played by Dirk McKown, makes a visit to the stage to make an impression on Scrooge. Shrouded by the cloak of what-is-yet-to-be, the Ghost of Christmas Future makes Scrooge realize his past mistakes. Scrooge, played by Steve Crawford, left, tries to put @ damper on the Christmas spirits of Cratchit’s nephew Fred, played by Mark Gurtner. Fall Play

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This typical group of Bao seems to be enjoying “game dan e. he many a Dances