DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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The talent presentation is a challenge -o Fair Queen contestants. Here, One of the best floats in the fair pa- Tammy Baird dances to “Ballin? the rade was the 1980 State Baseball Cham- Jack.” pions, which received a first place prize. During the fall, DeKalb High School is really busy with many things. One of the things is the county fair which includes the fair queen contest. Students from all over the county com- pete for that title. Representing DHS in 1980 were Tammy Baird and Julie Larnard. They went and brought home the first and second runner-up prizes. There are many exciting things to do at the fair. There are various booths and the in- dustrial tent to visit, or money can be spent in the game area. Farther on down the walk are the stables where some kids en- ter their horses in the horse show or they may enter some smaller animal like a dog or a cat or maybe even a rabbit! Another big part of Fair Week is the big parade on Saturday. Scores of DeKalb County peo- Fall’s Journey leads To Fair ple think about what they want to enter in the float contest so that they may be able to win first place. As the judges watch more than 35 floats go by, they have to pick a winner. It is a hard decision but this year the base- ball float took the prize. Campus Life also had a float entered which many kids were involved in building. During the fair many kids and grownups alike look forward to the different kinds of food avail- able. Maybe your favorite is the elephant ears or maybe its the Kiwanis donuts. But you might have to stand in line because you aren’t the only one who thinks they are great. Yes, our journey through ’81 has been a great one and the fair was just one of the things that made it that way. County Fair 9

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Baron Faces Beat the Blues Do you recognize any of these faces? Could one possibly be yours? The students you see on these two pages are beating the everyday school blues. 1-Instead of doing her art work, Steffie Smith smiles as she poses for a picture. 2-Don’t these two look like they are hav- ing fun? These two crazy guys are Mike Reesman and Ron Glass at one of the after-game dances dressed as zebras, imitat- ing the referees. 3-Tammy Simon sure seems to love her dog as they pose for Tammy’s art class. 4-Here is a good close-up of Brad Dettmer. 5-On one of the typical days for Lisa Miller, she gets mad at one of her teachers and lets out all of her troubles. 6-Beth Bush shows what it’s like to be sophis- ticated. 7-Smiling after getting her face painted up for a skit is Re- nee Moreland. 8-Many students, instead of showing their faces, decide to show only their eyes, like Shawn Cook. 9-Claudia Derrow and Sherry LeRoy were confused as to what to do outside the classroom, so they just decided to sit down and take it easy. Baron Faces 11