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

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i T. Engels PERFORMING AT the Homecoming dance is the popular band Dusk. Members of the band are, from left, Scott Stackhouse, Phil Woody and Rob Blech. Behind his drums is Jay Ahlman, Dusk also performed at several, other school dances, V V V 7' i .. 1 1 QQ 'r i if 1 0 ' ' r R wi 5 R-so yt W' A , 5 a ' , 1 ' ' Q - Ct' .V 'f ' 3 1- ' . , , P ,f it ' i lg. 7 ' V, - Zi E -v . fi 3 4' ' i N. xi 5 K Q 9, K V J X! XRFX k . f, ' 1, I 0 Q - A O Q - - NY ' ll, ' V - i Av a e 1 e N R 4 , V' be ' - .ig 3 at fx ' 5 D- Il - , fl , ' B A 'ff' T '1 V ,lf 1 ow D ' 3, , R ff Q, s Y VY A ,, D VN or V., .,M. V. H ' Y ON DECEMBER 31, University of Iowa Hawkeye fans cheer the Hawks on to a victory over Tennessee 28-22 in the Peach Bowl at Azlanta, Georgia. , SITTING IN the east hallway is Lisa Danielsen, faking time out to study. B. Philips 'ITS FOR YOU is the message portrayed by Susy Stoll working in Dn Les Huth s office, . University of Iowa V 5. . T. Tangemalr l 6f'Wc've Come a Long Way' X

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T. Engels ENJOYING A FUN-FILLED evening at the Homecoming dance at the UNI We've come a long way to a new decade of music. With rock and roll still number one, stereos were filled with a variety of new wave, punk, country and rap music. MTV was also popular. The UNI- Dome was rocked 0ctober 15 by the Who with a sell-out crowd, on the group's last American tour. Fleetwood Mae visted Cedar Falls 0ctober 25. Weekends were made for socializ- ing and relaxing. Popular weekend activities were cruising, going to movies and drive-ins, shopping and Commons are Stephanie Blonigan and Mike Spier. partying. nfifmf E, Wheeler X M, Thompson DR. E. C. VORLAND, a local chiropractor, puts Mike Flagg under hypnotic INVOLVED IN A ping pong tournament during gym class is Sheri Parker. suggestion during 3 presenzazion for psychology students. 'Wave Come a Leng Way'l5

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A fake bomb at the Washington Monument and a real bomb at Cedar Falls High School alarmed many. A .homemade time bomb exploded September 22 in the boys' restroom on the third floor, luckily with no injuries. The most popular movie oi' the year was, of course, E.T. People of all ages fell in love with the homely, I yet adorable extra- terrestrial. Ending the first semester with finals, students crammed before their tests. Sophomores were un- willingly confined to the school building while juniors and seniors used the free hours to study or socialize. l M ft? , Fifa X-X'- :fi lf 7 f!ft.5-- ' 1 f 2 u w - aS'a..e,1t9t I up in Q .I I t 'iijzsu L,-Q 1-jg gff f 1, J hefxizix jf, ,A L, g,+n.gQh f,.sg yr 'A j's+.L fififgifizafa lm5i'i -I ii W- 33 if :egg at ' ' lisa F t .,,,., ssssss 'H 1 V1 . --J F7 -' f f? fai a ff 7:25. ' l 5 - ,H - an rv , '- V' 1-'M' s . . fl L Q 4 -get I Wk. 1 ' X :Mila -pl- N m ,I 5 A 7 ' t ' f-: 'jff3 I A f . 'iw T MM ML. 5 'Buda am -'s --4 B, Philips KEVIN WELLMAN runs for cover as Shirley Godsey prepares for her attack. Snowballing became popular in mid-January because in the unusually mild winter there was no measurable snow until then. IN HIS OFFICE, teacher and coach Jerry Slykhuis prepares his lecture notes. 'Wc'vcC eaLogWyj7