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

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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