DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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School Begins! One of Kevin Bender’s first duties as Senior Class President was to welcome the incoming Sophomores and prepare them for classes. Ken Brown receives some assistance in finding his classes from Senior Lorie Schmidt at the Sophomore Orientation. As summer draws to a close, Linda Parsons finds that it’s time once again to shop for her “back to school clothes.” Having a job not only gave Pam Schrader a busy summer schedule, but it also gave her a little extra spending money. School Opens 9

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Summer Ends... The sun shines continuously and school seems a million miles away. That’s summer for Barons as they laze about waiting for that golden tan to develop or involve themselves in water activities and summer sports. Naturally a good many Barons work throughout summer vacation, saving money to see them through the school year or to put aside for college. Although the sun didn’t stop shin- ing, the relaxed, carefree times did. On August 24th DeKalb opened its doors for yet another year. Students returned to school with enthusiasm and great anticipation; a determina- tion to make this school year a memo- rable one. “T told you we didn’t have enough money to buy this car,” Deb Mergy seems to be telling Janeen Refner and Lori Martz. Suzy Scranage’s face can tell you that Baron- ette practice is many hours of hard work and exercise — right Suzy?! Vacation wasn’t all fun and relaxation for Mike Bassett and Shelly Sowers when they cracked the books for summer Economics. 8 School Opens

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Fair Fun for Everyone Put people, and lots of them, pop- corn, rides, animals, sideshows, laughter and brisk autumn weather all together and you have set the scene for the DeKalb County Fair. This year was no different to previous fairs in the fun, excitement and diver- sity it provided for a week. DeKalb students were to be seen there every night walking continuous- ly around the court square trying their luck at the games or occasional- ly losing their stomachs at the top of the many rides such as the Hurricane and Rock-O-Plane. For those more interested in dis- plays or prize winning animals, a walk through the display tents set up on South Cedar eventually led on to cat- tle, sheep, horses, etc. As usual, fair week was a great suc- cess and most of us were sad to see it end. An important part of the parade, the Marching Barons proceed with style down Main Street, receiving 2nd place for their effort. ei ri, =” Even at the fair Coach Brown can’t seem to get © Kay Warstler sings during the DeKalb County basketball out of his hands. His son watches Fair Queen Contest and gains an impressive with admiration. lst runner- up trophy. 10 Fair