Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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Many hours of practice paid off on Sept. 23 for Cameron's marching band, Gold Dusters and flag girls when they performed before a crowd of 63,000 at the Dallas Cowboys' game in Texas Stadium. CStaff photos by Kevin Bartramj Opening 3

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Shuttle pays visit In September Cameron students had the opportunity to see one of America's space shuttles up close. The space shuttle Discovery landed at Altus Air Force Base one Sunday morning, and more than 30,000 spectators turned out to watch. Discovery was originally scheduled for only a ZV2-hour layover in Altus, but the spacecraft was forced to spend the night due to tropical storm Diana and the high temper- atures in Altus. The Discovery's crew of six had landed at Edward's Air Force Base near Los Angeles following the craft's inaugural flight. NASA officials said this may have been the last flight of a shuttle between the California base and the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Future space shuttle flights are scheduled to land at the space center. Discovery - a testimony to man's quest for the unknown, guided by the artist within. F' . BXSLQQW Discovery and the Boeing 747 on w h i c h it w a s mounted sit on the runway at Altus Air Force Base after its departure was delayed. This closeup of the shuttle's nose offers a view of the protective tiles so important during re-entry. fStaff photos by Kevin Bartraml Space Shuttle 5