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

Page 13 text:

x X Q? il' 127 ,wr gvv 1. 7 I ffrlffjf A ,A., x 1 1? 'x',9 K, ' fx: .J X lj ,XX ci? 6 , PTYQYHX, LQ,1.:g- , .- , Q.. Jr, . I .9 5 4, 3 vu-' f CI! I., 1 . , 3 K iffy N0 Divwd 3 -.uuon -USE cmamqrommrnywr I w Amwef:lH4nion,Zj11lelutofThts .Jj1bln!llls,0lhzzHq,dgngj klhlhlli

Page 12 text:

f1'?Y A ,,'f,4w+3. ,Jf wmv ,g A fwwwbgqalm' if f

Page 14 text:

Food, music fun highlight Cattle Congress Willie Nelson, Tom Thumb donuts and the petting zoo were features of the National Cattle Congress in Waterloo September 14-23. Saturday, Sept.15, the Tiger Marching Show Band along with the pom pon squad and flag corps marched in the NCC parade. The following Monday, band, pom pon, and flag corps mem- bers did routines and paraded through the grounds in their annual appearance at Cattle Congress, While teachers had an in-service work day, students were out of school Friday, Sept. 22, for Kids Day. Junior Teresa Philo, who went on Kids Day, said, l liked the rides but wished they were cheaper. Barbara Mandrell, one ot the performers scheduled to give concerts at the NCC, cancelled her Sept. 23 show alter she was seriously iniured in a car accident. Popular country singer Willie Nelson performed in two sold-out con- certs. Most students thought the Cattle Congress was good. Good weather especially encouraged more people to participate in the NCC activities. - Kym Panther Dori Aldrich and Angie Deeds wave a friendly hello from the top of the ferris wheel labovej. The Tiger marching band displays its abilities in a concert on the concourse liar rightj. RM, Magazine' hosts Carole Peterson and Kent Ehrhardt include the 77ger marching band in their coverage of the National Cattle Congress fnghtj. 10ICl!UlC0n9IBlS . I V. LrfwL.,:.v r, , eel' g get 'Ht gin ,.., ,V . 4 ,FI I wt 4 i i X 'VS ft . A 3 .X V 511 X f 1 ,I ! . ,. 1 K' Q ' . .1 . ' ' A , V- s g V fx - ir V , 4 , 2 t 11 e ff '5 . l -1 T E . i fe T 2. 1,4 ' e Jill OH Jill Off J'll O 5.-.ve .gh ff f