DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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THE HOT WEATHER during Labor Day weekend was a bonus to help Fellowship of Christian Athletes | BERNEICE RUGMAN sings for the talent portion of sell their famous snow cones and drinks to the ACD the Fair Queen contest. Before the judging, she rode crowd. a black Corvette around the court house square. SS Wee ee ee ee ste Oo ESP Roe gaN ets CEE es i gS DRAWING PICTURES of the rides and games is fun | WINNING MISS CONGENIALITY “ in the county's | forartstudents Dawn Osbun and Lisa Karn. Drawing Free Fall Fair queen contest was JoAnn Porter. Here and Painting classes spent the day at the fair. she displays her singing and dancing talents.

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Fall Means Busy Times The start of another school year meant the return of fall’s busy times for Barons. ACD Days brought people from all over the U.S. to DeKalb County and Auburn to visit the home of the famous cars. The weekend activities include parades and auctioning cars at DeKalb High School. The last week of September is exciting for DeKalb County citizens because that is county fair week with nearly 15 famous rides and many games and places to eat. The junior class held its annual booth and gave away a color television. JoAnn Porter and Berneice Rugman were our candidates for Fair Queen. They displayed their singing ability and JoAnn was named Miss Congeniality. Saturday's Grand Finale Parade fea- tured many marching bands and fire trucks. Our Baron Brigade took first prize and then went on to Northrop High School to participate in the NISBOVA contest. A MAJOR ATTRACTION at the auto auction was the | THE DEKALB MUSIC Association's booth provides John Lennon Bentley. In the background the bleach- delicious goodies for those attending the car auction. er people watch as others bid on their favorite clas- It raised money to support the band and chorus. siIcs. 8¢ ACD, Fair

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avd The Homecoming and the Powder Puff games were the thrill of the month of Oc- tober. After many hours of practice, the junior and senior girls played to a 6-6 tie in regulation time. The game went into overtime to see if the juniors could get the extra point but it was impossible against the tough senior defense. The evening's events started off with a varsity football game against the Colum- bia City Eagles. During half time the Homecoming attendants were intro- duced. The senior attendants were Jama Carper escorted by John Brinkman, Beth Sutton escorted by Bob Sutton, and Steffie Smith escorted by Neil Robinett. The ju- nior attendant was Missy Blevins and her escort was her brother Barry. Dianne Muzzillo represented the sophomores and was escorted by Rex Reynolds. Steffie Smith was crowned queen by the pre- vious year’s queen, Helen Stamm (page }Z5h: Also, during halftime, the sophomore, junior and senior classes presented their floats. They paraded around the track by the football field while displaying the hard work they had done for their floats. The senior class won with the theme of ‘The Winner Takes It All.’ (page 175) The game ended in DeKalb’s victory over the Eagles, 19-13. After the game many Barons celebrated in the commons by dancing to the music of Spectrum. THE JUNIOR DEFENSIVE line prepares to go after their senior opponents as Sara Stafford receives the ball snapped from her center. 10 ¢ Homecoming ork Lunds bin SIGNALING HER BELIEF that the Barons are win- ners is referee Tammy Hunter as she rides on the sophomore class entry in the float competition. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Dianne Muzzillo is es- | corted by Rex Reynolds (right). Junior Missy Blevins’ | escort is Barry Blevins (far right).