Week in Review 2017-09-17
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Kaya Lamberson of Huntingburg, 16, took the stage near the start of the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Arrington Hartke of Huntingburg, 12, and Karly Barnett of Huntingburg, 14, clasped their hands as they prepared to go onstage with other pre-teen miss contestants during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Calista Martin of Holland, 12, exited the view of the audience after answering a question onstage during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Ashley Sutton of Huntingburg, 16, walked across the stage in view of the audience during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Jenna Brock of Huntingburg, 17, smiled after being crowned the 2017 Miss Herbstfest by 2016 Miss Herbstfest Bailey Barrett of Huntingburg on Sunday during the pageant at Southridge High School. "It is unbelievable. I never thought I would be winning," Brock said about the pageant. "It feels amazing."
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Jenna Brock of Huntingburg, 17, and Karly Barnett of Huntingburg, 14, stood before the audience after being crowned the 2017 Miss and Pre-Teen Miss Herbstfest respectively Sunday at Southridge High School.
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"I tell you, it's great. It really is. Heck it even brought a tear to my eye," Tom Brock of Evansville said after he kissed his daughter Jenna Brock of Huntingburg, 17, after her crowning as Miss Herbstfest on Sunday at Southridge High School. "She just makes me so proud,” Tom said. “She's just such a good girl. She's always been."
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Gabrielle McDowell of Huntingburg, 12, Arrington Hartke of Huntingburg, 12, and Calista Martin of Holland, 12, waited to return to the stage during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Kendra Hoffman took a break from working a fish pond booth Sunday to speak to Reese Verkamp, left, and Amber Theising, all 15 and of Schnellville, at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Mindy Welp of Schnellville, from left, Jane Seifert of Ferdinand, Sharon Fischer of Schnellville and Kaci Gutgsell of Schnellville served cake to picnic goers Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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The Dubois County Country Cloggers performed for spectators Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Kevin Verkamp of Schnellville and his daughter Sophia, 4, shared a moment as he encouraged her to continue performing with the Dubois County Country Cloggers on Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic. "She just wanted her daddy moments," Kevin said. Eventually Sophia finished the performance.
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Kenny Hasenour of Schnellville watched the kiddie tractor pull with his grandsons, Quinton Kleaving of Tell City, 2, and Korbin Hasenour of Schnellville, 3, Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Quinton Kleaving of Tell City, 2, licked an ice cream cone Sunday under the supervision of his mother Christine, a Schnellville native who now lives in Tell City, at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Brothers Mason and Gage Lubbers, 11 and 9 respectively of Birdseye, and their cousin Sean Lubbers of Schnellville,14, passed a basketball during a break while working the Schnellville Community Club's ice cream stand with their grandparents Chris and Mark Lubbers of Schnellville on Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Trisha Boehm of St. Anthony and her nephew Tanner Theising of Schnellville, 1, stuffed corn into Theising's overalls Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Aaron Welp held his cousin Kade Welp, 9, both of Schnellville, in an effort to extract a nail holding a tarp Sunday near the conclusion of the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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Kenny Hasenour of Schnellville watched the kiddie tractor pull with his grandsons Sunday at the Schnellville Community Picnic.
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A photograph of the undefeated 1968 Dutchmen basketball team was included in a Holland history exhibit displayed inside the windmill at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The Ward siblings-- from left, twins Lily and Liam, 4, and Parker, 3, of Santa Claus-- passed the time before the Little Miss and Little Mister pageants at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Former Dutchmen cheerleader Judy Schulte Shirk of Evansville photographed Joe Todrank of Las Vegas, both 1956 Holland High School graduates, posing with a photo of himself as a high school basketball player at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Todrank is an Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame member. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Everett Craig of Huntingburg, 3, glanced back at his brother, Bennett, 1, and grandfather Dave Springston of Holland as pretended to ride a four-wheeler at the Christian Motorcyclist Association tent at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Jaxon Parke of Holland, 3, practiced milking a cow at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Grace Sherman of Holland, 4, held an inflatable pony as she watched the Little Miss pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Kali Chambers of Holland, 8, played on a slide before the Junior Miss pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Kaiden Tempel, 3, pointed out the playground to his mother Caitlin Powell of Huntingburg as they waited before the Little Mister pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Melissa Ward of Santa Claus consoled her daughter Lily, 4, as the other Little Miss contestants lined up at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Evan Scherle of Holland, 4, hugged his mother Maria before the Little Mister pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Lane Leinenbach of Ireland, 4, said that he wanted to be a McDonald's worker when he grew up during the Little Mister pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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O'Mari Curry of Huntingburg, 6, scanned the audience from the stage during the Little Mister pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Quinn Hedinger of Holland, 4, shushed Adalynn Haase of Ferdinand, 4, after they competed in the Little Miss pageant at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. "They've been in daycare together since they were babies so they treat each other more like sisters," said Taylor Hedinger, Quinn's mother. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Ron Hirsch of Evansville competed in the horse shoe competition at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Annie and Larry Blackgrove of Huntingburg walked hand-in-hand at the Holland Community Festival on Friday. The couple recently celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Arrington Hartke of Huntingburg, 12, and Karly Barnett of Huntingburg, 14, clasped their hands as they prepared to go onstage with other pre-teen miss contestants during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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"I tell you, it's great. It really is. Heck it even brought a tear to my eye," Tom Brock of Evansville said after he kissed his daughter Jenna Brock of Huntingburg, 17, after her crowning as Miss Herbstfest on Sunday at Southridge High School. "She just makes me so proud,” Tom said. “She's just such a good girl. She's always been."
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Jenna Brock of Huntingburg, 17, smiled after being crowned the 2017 Miss Herbstfest by 2016 Miss Herbstfest Bailey Barrett of Huntingburg on Sunday during the pageant at Southridge High School. "It is unbelievable. I never thought I would be winning," Brock said about the pageant. "It feels amazing."
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Gabrielle McDowell of Huntingburg, 12, Arrington Hartke of Huntingburg, 12, and Calista Martin of Holland, 12, waited to return to the stage during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Calista Martin of Holland, 12, exited the view of the audience after answering a question onstage during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Kaya Lamberson of Huntingburg, 16, took the stage near the start of the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Ashley Sutton of Huntingburg, 16, walked across the stage in view of the audience during the 2017 Pre-Teen and Miss Herbstfest Queen Pageants on Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Jenna Brock of Huntingburg, 17, and Karly Barnett of Huntingburg, 14, stood before the audience after being crowned the 2017 Miss and Pre-Teen Miss Herbstfest respectively Sunday at Southridge High School.
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Southridge's Olivia Mundy hit toward a hole during the Raiders' sectional matchup Saturday at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper.
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Jasper's Madelynne Wagner waited her turn to tee off of a hole Saturday during the Wildcats' sectional matchup at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper.
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Heritage Hills' Vicki Nelson hit toward the hole during the Patriots' sectional matchup Saturday at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper.
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Jasper's Haley Schroeder teed off of a hole Saturday during the Wildcats' sectional matchup at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper.
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All GSSI Girl Scouts', G.I.R.L.s Night In, wrapped up Saturday morning with a service project for the 40 girls who spent the night at Teen Outback in Huntingburg. The girls in grades 4-12 assembled 587 pinwheels and attached cards for Celestine's 175th Celebration which will be handed out later this year and next year. Emma Cashmore of Holland, left, Denae Reinmann of Huntingburg, both 12, and Akayla Eichmiller of Dubois, 11, blew on the pinwheels while waiting for cards to attached to the handles. This is the first year the Girls Scouts had a lock-in for the older scouts and approximately 10 different troops were represented from around the area. Along with the service project the girls decorated cakes, painted canvases and painted their nails.
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All GSSI Girl Scouts', G.I.R.L.s Night In, wrapped up Saturday morning with a service project for the 40 girls who spent the night at Teen Outback in Huntingburg. The girls in grades 4-12 assembled 587 pinwheels and attached cards for Celestine's 175th Celebration which will be handed out later this year and next year. Ava Helming of Dubois, 10, lifted the card up to see where to punch a hole in it. This is the first year the Girls Scouts had a lock-in for the older scouts and approximately 10 different troops were represented from around the area. Along with the service project the girls decorated cakes, painted canvases and painted their nails.
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All GSSI Girl Scouts', G.I.R.L.s Night In, wrapped up Saturday morning with a service project for the 40 girls who spent the night at Teen Outback in Huntingburg followed by a yoga session taught by Allison Wagner with Yes Power Yoga. Wagner led the girls through different yoga poses while talking to them about mindfulness. "Just do your best," Wagner said. "And forget the rest." This is the first year the Girls Scouts had a lock-in for the older scouts and approximately 10 different troops were represented from around the area. Along with the service project the girls decorated cakes, painted canvases and painted their nails.