Deckerville High School - Eagle Star Yearbook (Deckerville, MI)

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PULLING WITH ALL THEIR MIGHT are juniors Tom Thorold. Missy Mulletl. Jamie Walton, Brad Williamson, and Julie Rumble in the winter fes- tival tug-of-war battle. Photo by Kelly Kcrbyson. THERE’S ONE ON EVERY BASKETBALL TEAM” was the skit performed by the cheer- leaders during the pep assembly of the winter festival. Pictured are soph. Nicole Richmond, jr. Kristine Abend, soph. Lori Flanagan, soph. Tonya Klaus, and soph. Melinda Philpot. Photo by Kelly Kerbyson. Winter Festival - 21

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Beat the winter blahs Winter festival helps to break the monotony. Taking a three-day break from the winter blahs is what the DHS students do during their annual winter festival. From funky sunglasses to the wild jams, the rowdy students show their spirit. This year the winter festival was held on Feb- ruary 25-27. One of the many activities that the students participated in were the choosing of the Prince and Princess of the senior class and the Sweetheart Court from HOW SWEET IT IS! Here are seniors Kelly Vogel and Dennis Philpot representing the prin- cess and prince of the senior class for the winter festival Sweetheart Court. Photo by Kelly Kcrbyson. SPRING FEVER SETS IN as these guys show it during the winter festival dance held dur- ing lunch time. Photo by Becks McCully. grades 9th-llth. This year’s Prince and Prin- cess were Dennis Philpot and Kelly Vogel. Repre- senting the Sweetheart Court were juniors Kevin Pozsgay and Penny Hammerle, sophomores Richard Barker and Tonya Klaus, and fresh- men Dan Brown and Dana Nutzmann. This annual festival also helps to spice up the boring everyday routine by allowing the students to dress in an unusual manner. As for the two dress up days, Wednes- day was punk and concert T-shirt day, and Thursday was beach bum day. On the lighter side of things, Friday was the day to go all out and dress in your best clothes. No one knew who would be on the Sweetheart Court, which would be announced that day at the pep assembly. Some of the other ac- tivities that took place during the pep assembly were a skit performed by the cheerleaders and the ever-so-popular tug of wars between the grades. The 8th grade dominated in the jr. high pull, and the seniors took the championship for the high school. Not only did the win- ter festival turn out to be a huge success, but it most of all helped to break the monotony of the winter doldrums. -Kelly Kerbyson

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SPACE INVADERS!! Relax, it is just jr. Dave Varosi welding in the shop. Photo by Tom Thorold. DISCUSSING P1ANS are the members of the jr. National Honor Society as they meet with their sponsor, Mr. Romain. Photo by Trevor Wagestcr.