Cedar Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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The Army-Navy crowd was given a sneak preview of the handsome king candidates, Jim Juhl, Rich james. and Sam Runyan. Several of the rules prepared for March 12 were as follows: 1. Girls will be expected to ask the guys for dates. 2. Girls, in keeping with the chivalrous theme of the occasion,-will be expected to carry guys' books. 3. If a girl sees any guy struggling to get his coat on, she will be expected to help him with it. 4. Guys will be expected to struggle with their coats!!! 5. In keeping with the formality of this event, 'girls should provide their dates with corsages. CMade, preferably, of lettuce, parsley, carrot strips, radishes, etc.j 6. Guys who are really in the spirit of things will make their date wait in the living room for at least 5 or 10 minutes, be- cause they are not quite ready yet. King Jim Juhl Reigned Over Sadie Hawkins, 1965, was something new and different for the students at C.F.H,S. This year, besides the traditional Army- Sadie Navy game and the boy cheerleaders, a new twist was added, a King. A picture of the king is on page 9. v According to rule 7653, Cindy McCoy helps struggling Ken Steinkamp. The Colorful Army-Navy cheerleaders presented their own ver 24 sion of a basketball game. i w Dance

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CHOIR: Row 1: Mr. Evenson, J. Rosenberg, C. Dyskow, K. jenkins, 1. Burgess, M. Robins, K. -Grimes, J. Parrish, C. Hub bard, P. Bock, P. Ritter, T. Andrews, S. Berg, C. Buhrow, N. Buth. Row 2: C. Schlimmer, B. Vorhees, E. Bertlshofer, S. Booth S. TeWalt, K. Collinge, S. Pedersen, M. Rathbone, D. Parks, J. Steffa, D. Speck, C. Stenberg, P. Nielsen, C. Garvey, A. Behrens, K. Kennison. Row 3: T. Robson, S. Otsby, D. Richardson, C. Davis, K. Steinkamp, D. Carlo, B. Morford, M. Hamer, G. Deaver, K. Budke, B. Coale, B. Lang. Row 4: K. Smith, D. johnson, L. Duneman, E. Baum, D. Fink, D. Fry, D. Cannon, D Metcalf, S. Ryan, J. Gnagy, B. Cooper, D. Pierpont, J. Steffa. 1 Vocal Music Enterfained The a cappella choir had a busy schedule this year. They started their performance sched- ule at Peet Junior High. They also performed at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies, besides their usual appearance at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. In mid-December they were privileged to perform on KWWL TV. Practically all of the members of choir participated in the production of the Music Man. One of the many small groups at C.F.H.S. practiced with Mr. Evenson after school. Some of these groups participated in contests, while others performed for enjoyment. l 26