DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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What’s ‘In’ At DHS? Tete ae HAVE oEE KM boots, high heels, and fais. the $ Yes are in all sizes and styles. Hightop sneakers either loosly tied or no tied at all were common. When the students got eee | leave our school, they put on their Jackets that range from leather, jeans, animal fur, and plastic. Whatever the style or fad, if it’s “in,” you may be sure it is “in” at DHS. Jenna Linder eS Hea Schiffll show us exam- ples of the shorter styles that some wore. 29 SI YLES

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Top: From cowboy boots to combat boots, Jake Barnhart and Bryan Leverenz show the variations in clothing. Lower: Since a lot of students feel that going to school is like being in prison, Lisa Holmes wears stripes. Seriously, stripes were ‘‘big’’ this year. Right: Voted by the senior class as being the Best Dressed were Mike Houser and Erika Wal- lace, shown here on a fypical day at school. 28 oT YLES A person roaming through the hall- ways will soon be aware of the varia- tion of the clothing. This year, whatev- er the fad might be, overall, the students wore whatever showed their uniqueness. Many students used their clothing style to make a personal statement about themselves and their attitude toward the world. From jeans with lots of holes to dress- up pants, all types of clothes were “in.” Even in the middle of the winter, while people were wearing long thick STYLES: sweaters and boots, some crazy stu- dents wore shorts and miniskirts. Students were wearing a lot of T: shirts this year. There were concert T’s, surfing and skating T’s, tie dies, and just plain old white ones. Others sported clever sayings or advertised a favorite q university. This year shaved heads and flat tops — were not really “‘in.’’Students were go- ing more for the longer styles. As you look down to the floor of our — hallways, you can see the combina- —

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PROM Top: Senior Corey Graham and sophomore Tammy Ellert seem fairly serious as they pose for their prom picture taken by Hanes Photography. Lower: Juniors Amy Weaver, Mike Nadeau, and Aaron Maugherman work to decorate the mid- dle school to the theme “In the Still of the Night.’ Top: Sophomore ushers are there to help out as couples are escorted by limousine from the high school to the middie school. Lower: Dancing the night away, these prom- going couples seem to be enjoying being all dressed up and in each other's company. May 6, 1989! A big de for most jun : iors and seniors! Prom ‘89 was different from past proms in several ways. Some traditions stayed the same, however such as going to Ft. Wayne for dinner Unfortunately, the power went out in the northern part of Ft. Wayne and many couples had to use alternate - plans for their dinner. Some of the significant changes in- . cluded the limousines escorting cou- ples from the high school to the middle ™ school. As the couples proceeded into”