DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Swing it, Kathy! Kathy Foley demonstrates her brawn at the “Muscle Man” booth and wins a Kewpie doll. Fair time brings out Nothing is more fun than the congested streets at the fair for a group of seniors on a night out. “He flies through the air with the greatest of ease,’ or does he? Sandy Pfefferkorn is worried but Dean Bard remains cool throughout the entire escapade. The Junior Fair Booth sold many tickets on the colored T.V., won by a little girl who bought a quarter ticket.

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Cold, biting wind is not very pleasant to the bus riders. an d b Uu S S ce S ad re nN e W t O D H Se rs A warm, friendly bus is a welcomed sight. There is a variety of buses to choose from which sometimes causes confusion. Walking from the bus to the school is the longest trip.

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' ® Miss DeKalb County, Sandy Pfefferkorn, smiles proudly as John Blosser enjoys himself very much as he comes to the she reigns over the remaining fair activities. aid of some poor,helpless float. the best in everyone, especially the seniors Senior Brenda McSorley tightly grasps the post as her horse prepares to gal- lop. The DeKalb High School band adds to the excitement of the fair as they march before the judges’ stand. Nancy Miser and Margie Walter, the daring duo, test their fate on the treacherous helicopters at the fair.