DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Are We Having Fun Yet? , : Lower: V a shirt in honor of her favorite as the King and Queen. Tr a - . ss Piayer = Woot 29 Angie Ranney as she enjoys a tory brought fun and exc typical ao game dance. the court and their fan as th y danced the night away. Not only were all of the ‘special dances fun. Also the dances held jus for the fun of it were memor ble too. All in all, every dance was q new way to have fun. 13 DANCES

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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

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14 Top: Jason Mutzfeld spent much of his spare time fulfilling the requirements to be an Eagle Scout. Here, Mayor Burt Dickman delivers the Eagle Scout challenge to Jason at his award ceremo- ny on January 23. Lower: Three guesses what Jason Finn, Candy Rodgers, and Jeremy Dietrich do in their spare time. They were elected the biggest partiers by the senior class. Right: Much of Jamie Bonecutter’s spare time is spent on the ice. Shown here in his Team Indiana uniform, he also was goalie for New Haven. SPARE TIME SPARE TIME: Many of DHS’s organizations offer activities to get involved in during our spare time. Students may also find time to enjoy their hobbies, spend time with their families, and pursue many other fun pastimes. After school is over, some students typically do such free-time activities as going out for pizza, shopping at the mall in Fort Wayne, or seeing the latest movie at the Auburn or Fort Wayne theaters. Some burn up gas cruising up and down Seventh Street in Auburn. Going to movies can end up being quite costly, with the cost of the ticket, snacks, and the gas to drive there Many students choose to stay home and watch such movie channels as HBO, Showtime, and the Movie Chan- nel. Renting a movie at a video store s another way fo go. For the more athletically inclines. there were always such activities as bowling, shooting baskets in the drive- way, playing tag or tackle football with friends, ping pong, or just aerobics to keep fit and in shape. Other events that kept us Barons