DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Don’t Taste The Wine imer Brewster tries to convince — Top Right: While the a have been talking uid leave now because he has - about the problems with Europe, Teddy tries to ( point out that the real danger lies elsewhere — ‘iD Japan Aoe eee Jason Bottom, Right: When ihe two unsuspecting po- lice officers arrive to pick up some toys for chari- ty, they give Teddy a proper salute. ie Row: A ( reg Boyles, Jeff Funk ‘Kari Randinell, Matt ae ; Jason ek son Bry, Jason Coleman, a whie beg wersporied to the cellar. He . 14 PALL PLAY

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Top: Jonathon and Dr. Einstein discuss the hole that they have discovered in the basement where they can bury Mr. Spenalzo, their dead body, Bottom: The Rev. Dr. Harper, who lives just across the cemetery, talks with Martha about sending Teddy to the Happy Dale Sanitarium. Right: Adding many years to the face of Shelly Rugman is the challenge of the play’s director, Mrs. Shelley Johnson. 10 FALL PLAY The problem of what to do about © the homeless was solved very simply — by the Brewster sisters in Brooklyn in the — 1940's. If any roomers that they took in — seemed to have no one who cared — about them, they would serve them their “special” wine (which included arsenic) and send them to the “Pana- ma Canal” in the basement for burial. This is only one of the plot complica- necessary Ne cod pone de id et tions of the play Arsenic and OldLace, tleman to the basement’ Ss Pan which was presented by the Drama Cand. Department in the auditorium on No- The love interest was. provided b vember 18 and 19. The play was d i- Matt Hoham and Kari i Randinelii whose rected by Kent and Shelley Johnson, TOG was pe under

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a ee 12 Above: Even people from Garrett attend our DHS dances as here Brett Pepple dances and enjoys the evening with friends. DANCES DANCES: Top: Taking a little break from the dance floor, Jeni Byrum and Mike Spratt are seen here sitting one out in the hall. Lower: Having a group picture taken at the Sa- die Hawkins dance are the following: Front Row: David Oster, Terri Traxler, Jenny Myers, Stacey Skelding, Chelsea Eberly. Middle: Kim Speer. Top Row: Emily Miller, Tom Kessler, John Ulm, Matt Bowers. After most of the home football and basketball games, DHS students looked forward to being themselves and having fun dancing. Enthusiasm was still high whether the game was loss or a win, since all of us here DeKalb are good sports. Right? One night in the fall the girls got to ask the guys out for the Sadie Hawkins dance. The evening often began with - dinner, paid for by the girl and then on | to the dance to get hitched and dance. Time-outs were taken to have