DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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FAIR Barons Enjoy Fall Tradition DeKalb County’s Free Fall Fair which traditionally is held at the end of September. But all of the hard work paid off as DHS students did well at the fair. The Baron Brigade marched its way down the streets of Auburn right into the hearts of many spectators. They re- ceived first place for marching bands and Pecci'c. began early in 1987 for the Sweepstakes award in Saturday’s pa-— rade. At the same time, the show choir sang and danced their way into first place in the contest held on Tuesday evening. Next to an unidentified lady, Beth Kapp Leigh Carroll, and Shellie Bloomer try their luck at the mouse game. Fall Fair Many students were excused from school during the fair to participate in 4- H fair activities. Preparing for the show- ing of animals takes a lot of time and patience as well as money. One of the many Barons who had success at the fair was Jason Snyder, who not only showed sheep, but also received champion on his pigeons. Campus Life again sponsored the Mou- sehole. It was open every night of the fair and was a place to go, relax, and eat while talking to kids your age and watching music videos. Shannon Weilbaker looks her best as she takes part in the evening gown competi- tion for DeKalb Fair Queen. Giving in to temptation, Lana Seiler and Julie Geeting make sure they get a candy apple before the night's over.

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Ff ‘ £ r] 4 eine en Jason Snyder and Jill Waters spend some time in the fed. animal barns with Jason's lambs keeping them well The DeKalb Music Association's annual curlie fries booth drew attention once again from hungry fa goers. ir Laura Ritchie smiles as she plays the piano for her talent portion of the Miss DeKalb Fair Queen com- petition. Anne Scranage takes time from the regular class- room on the art class field trip to draw memories of the fair. Fall Fair