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Seven Compete For Title Of “Miss Eastside Tina Carnahan plays ' 'Valse in F flat''. There were seven contestants in this year's Miss Eastside contest which was held on Wednesday, September 13. The first to display her talent was Carma Bremer, singing The Way We Were. Tina Carnahan then proceeded to play a selection on the piano called Valse in E flat.'' The next contestant was Kim Kessler singing, I Won't Last A Day Without You. Kim Powell moved the audience with her version of the song, I Don't Know How to Love Him. Monica Snyder twirled baton to Aquarius, impressing the audience with her expertise in twirling. Tammy Warstler chose to sing, I Honestly Love You as her talent in the competition. Susan Yates rounded up the contest by singing, A Time for Us. All the girls put forth a fine effort, and it was really up for grabs as to whom the lucky winner would be. It was a difficult decision for the judges to make with all of the excellent performances, but in the final outcome Monica Snyder was chosen as Miss Eastside with Kim Kessler as alternate. Both girls advance to represent Eastside in the DeKalb County Pageant. 8 Miss Eastside
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Robert E. Williams receiving the American flag, donated by the American Legion, from Sam Hook — Commander. Flag Donation 7
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Many Students Involved In County Fair Eastside students were very involved in the DeKalb County Free Fall Fair this year, receiving top honors in many areas. Monica Snyder and Kim Kessler represented Eastside in the Miss DeKalb County Pageant. Kim was chosen as Miss Congeniality and Monica was honored as first runner- up. Senior Joy Zeigler, last year's queen, performed also saying a special goodby through her dummy, to her duties as Miss DeKalb County. Many Eastside students participated in the 4-H activities held throughout the week. Honors went to: Steve Lechleidner, senior beef showmanship; David Surface, junior swine showmanship; Sheila Haley, reserve grand champion rabbit; Mark Koeppe, champion grade Holstein; Len Moughler, reserve champion Guernsey; Danny Martin, junior sheep showmanship; Jeff Leeper, champion ewe; and Mark Johnson, champion pen of two market lambs. Eastside band members also participated, marching in the opening parade on Monday night and in the Miss DeKalb County Pageant parade. The band placed first in its class in the Grand Finale Parade on Saturday. All participants in the DeKalb County Fair deserve congratulations and thanks for making the fair a time of victory for Eastside. County Fair 9
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