DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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Far Weather Prouides Far Fan Fair week in Auburn usually means cold weather often with rain thrown in. But in 1982 the weather man generally cooperat- ed, with just a few showers causing some mud in the livestock areas. The band appeared in several parades, concluding with their first place finish among the Class B bands in Saturday’s Grand Finale Parade. Fair week was busy for the FFA. In addi- tion to their Old MacDonald’s Farm, where kids could pet animals, they spon- sored a farm skills competition, which was won by Jim Clifford. They also entered a float in Saturday’s parade. The swing choir placed second behind Carroll in that competition and Julie Sham- baugh and Marla McKown competed for fair queen. Drawing and painting students spent their traditional day at the fair, re- cording the sights on paper and many Bar- ons stopped in at Campus Life’s Mousehole or at the junior booth to buy a raffle ticket. But most of us simply enjoyed walking around the square soaking in the carnival- like atmosphere, seeing our friends, and stopping once in a while for a ride or to take a chance at one of the game booths or eating some of the food, such as elephant ears, cotton candy, taffy apples, etc. Maybe it’s a good thing that the fair only comes once a year! John Biddle, Tonya Baker and Stacey Trenary Julie Shambaugh smiles as Marla McKown dis- help their class out by selling tickets for a stereo plays her awards as Miss Congeniality and the and clock radio at the junior booth. Judges’ Choice prize. Fair Time ® 11

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Chins held high, the Brigadiers glide down the street during the annual DeKalb County Free Fall Fair Saturday afternoon parade. aa Tate ee ri ie eH + i. Pin Although everyone else is the right size, Julie Drawing and Painting students Laura Cobbs, Bender seems to have more trouble each year Brenda Graber and Michele Cooney spend time with her favorite kiddie ride. at the fair to improve their skills. ‘eu 4 SLR TY” é Susan Miller, at right, above, is showing her lamb in the fair’s 4-H activities. DHS students showed livestock in all kinds of classes. Fair queen candidate Julie Shambaugh smiles to the crowd as she rides in the Thursday night parade. Creager Smith is her driver. 10° Fair Time

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Contused and unable to express her emotions, Helen is comforted by her mother, Katie, who recognizes that Helen needs a teacher to help her. After Helen’s successful attempt to speak, she and her proud teacher rejoice next to the water pump which provided the break-through. While sitting on the floor of the cabin, Percy tries to help Annie in her attempts to Communt- cate with Helen. 12¢ The Miracle Worker