DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Diane Stall Yamed Fan Zueen - DeKall's Fost Ta Sa WITH A BIG SMILE and flowers in hand, Diane Srahl, Miss » LANA SNYDER AND SHARON SOUDER take advantage DeKalb County, rides proudly in the big parade on of the warm fall weather as they zoom down the Saturday. giant slide ar the fair. AS JENNY LEFLER LOOKS ON, Ann Hamman, Tammy Stuckey, and Lisa Workman hurry to finish decorating the car for the Miss DeKalb County Fair Queen parade. SITTING PRETTY seems to be whar Tami Cheek does best as she rides on her way to the Miss DeKalb County Fair Queen contest. Fair, ACD 7

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WITH THEIR ATTENTION directed in two different direc- tions, Rod Speidell, Troy Sommers, and Tad Sommers just lools ar all of the classic cars on Baron Field DURING THE TALENT comperition, Diane Stahl portrays Cinderella in a modern interpreration. 6 Fair, ACD Fall has a lot of meaning for many people, but for our Barons, fall means collecting pens, pencils, notebooks, and other assorted necessities needed for the starting of the new school year. Along with the start of the new year there are the activities associated with the fall season. First, there is the Labor Day weekend featuring the Auburn-Cord-Duesenburg reunion which many Barons take a part in by working in the concession stand, parking cars, and collecting admission. Most of the help was provided by the DeKalb Letterwinners Club. Then, the DeKalb County Free Fall Fair came to town with all the excite- ment for the young and old alike. But this year was very special for the Bar- ons. Two girls from DeKalb competed for the title of Miss DeKalb County. They were Tami Cheek and Diane Stahl. Tami received the judges’ special award, while Diane was crowned Miss DeKalb County. Diane was the first girl from DeKalb to be crowned queen in six years. This was a great way fo start a new year. WORKING HARD AT THE concession stand is just one of the jobs thar letrerwinner John Reichard has to do during ACD Days

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FINDING THE BEST HAT thar they have, Lisa Hurni and RaeAnn Troxell decide ro show off their prize hats for har day BEING THE TYPICAL crazy gal she is, Jama Carper strides down the hall while Sreffie Smith shows what she thinks of Jama’s ourfit 8 Spirit Days PUTTING THEIR BLUE JEANS away and getting our their prertiest dresses for ‘‘dress-up’’ day are Kara Harkless, Shari Hovarter, Lora Claymiller, and Bernadette L'Hom- medieu. Every day the same old thing hap- pens at school, right? Wrong! To add a little spice to life here at DeKalb the Student Council put out some special days. This was the time when the whole student body got all of their school spirit together and dressed right for the occasion. DHS had many different dress up days. These included hat day, t-shirt day, red, white, and black day, clone day, dress-up day, and freaky Friday. These days added to the school spirit that was displayed throughout the en- tire school year. Although special days were not a part of everyday school life, it was nice to get away from the same routine, and act a little crazy for a while. MAKING SURE THAT HER ATTIRE IS perfectly mis- marched, senior Pam Comment shows whar TRUE spirit is when she dresses for everyone else fo see