DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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STUDENT LIFE DIVISION did some students wear shorts to school in the middle of winter? . . ... was graduation day held on Saturday? ... Go DHS students go to dances? . bout Studeut Life?

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4 STUDENT LIFE DIVISION The idea of a dinner theater was new to DHS. Above are Josh Buzzard and Kim Madajewski Playing their parts in “Once Upon A Mattress.” Facing Page: A Brian Thomas exits the voting machine after casting his ballot. George Bush won the mock election. B The 1988 Miss DeKalb County Fair Queen is DHS student Tanessa Bur- nett. © The traditional visit of the classic cars gave many school groups a chance to make extra money,

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6: Class Clowns (top): Showing their joking nature are Candy Rodgers and Jeff Warner. Most Likely to Succeed (above): Holding some of the big bucks they are predicted to earn (if oe equals success) are Paul Rahe and Lara hultz, Most School Spirit: Scott Boger (top right) cheers for the Barons at the regional. Renee Smith (lower right) poses with her winning entry in the local science fair. SENIOR POLL SENIOR POLL: Who are the leaders of the Class of 4989? While the rest of the students — were busy taking their ISTEP and Achievement Tests, the seniors met to- gether. One of their activities was to fill out a poll taken by the 1989 SABER. After careful tabulation, the following results can be reported. Selected as Most Likely to Succeed were Paul Rahe and Lara Shultz. The strong relationship between success and willingness to work was seemingly recognized by the seniors since these two were also named as Bie Most Stu- dious. Renee Smith, while John Ulm and Lori not always a clear-cut winner. In the man was the obvious choice among Recoonee as having” ee. Most . School Spirit were Scott Boger and — Pomeroy were named as the Most — Athletic. The two seniors selected by — their classmates as Most Talented © were Jeff Funk and Kim Madajewski. In some of the categories, there was area of Best Personality, Shelly Rug- the girls, but the votes for the guys — were so spread out that no clear wily | ner could be determined. s For Class Clown, Jeff Wore was