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

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'Fling' fun p l for participants ' l Delayed from the originally-scheduled dateg off Friday,'lApril 26, by la poor weather forecast, the school'sfirst Spring Fling was held Wednesday, May 1. Classes were dismissed at 12:35 so students could participate in softball, volleyball, sack races and tug ollwar competition. All activities were held on the high school grounds. l q Q Competition in the events was conducted be- tween the three classes, and final results showed seniors had dominated the day. . . Organizers were disappointed at the number of students who participated in the afternoons events, but those who did participate agreed that the day was at success. l thought it was fun. There could have been more participation, but l hope they continue it every year, junior Lori Zimmerman said. l . lt was fun and l think it should be continued,.but l wish we could pick our own teams lor the games, said junior Wendy Kress. -- Kym Panther Rlch Volstorl, Jeff Oberheu and Sean Helfrich take a break from me days activities ltopl. Kevln Wyatt altentlvely watches the progress ol a volleyball game lmiddlej. Curtls Byrd concentrates on his saws in a volleyball game lrighd. Jerry Slylrhuls takes a 'whlf' at the ball during a softball game Ifar righfj. , .4-. . , ll ln 1l?vi f?2fr ' at ut alwligar G M Q M M t ufteefaiihl hmm V B when , . 5 ... L W q,lvw...- if V! g H .. F M .. ., .,,,,.,,i ., aw...MW,,,..,,W.,,..m,V.e. iem....g.,,p - , , Y. , I l ' R-ii: . - V - are b H l i 2 fm-in ' K ' E - - If-. ' t x 5 A in-wg.. , s , x , K Q 'fwg szv A, . I - ' , . . . X W A -1 f .4 ' . 1 ... 5. r -H -- r A B.- --1.-as-'wt' .eg 1, ' 4 gy. ,I A 5 V ' . -9- I . S' -.- , 1 5 5 . -1- l We 'Q d ' i A' A 4 ,F . . I , 4 E: J 1 V .22 fx '-,Vi - I-3 is ! 3 ...ef ' .37 Vi -ann! ,s ...ff N wg ',t'ii1fttU'l': X in with '71-X- Yi Tl N3'HlH k'WlM A P 1 ..3likeeziffufueuruhiizn.panel .., I fs. ,---,---- f liiiie Q F ' V ' . ..-ei N- , ,' .al -, ,Q srl, ' .a,. l '5il'51SL -'gifgffet 'e 57 S. , f Q I 4 rv.. -.i v,. - ..-,wt .N ., a . ....- . c ,hr A .',f,1f wifwnf . W - 1'X 'fl l la 3 fire' ,tu-l,la,...,3 ,..rf, w ,,-f,1.MM.-wuwgzf A- -ir i Y i Q l,tt.g,..p, W W ,Lg .-up r e.3w,,,5.:,,6KnrM K I . , ' V it .wut ,na 5if,,fllgr,w',+: X- ,snap , , . 1 ,- 1 . ,inlya,fu,llnv,f,W lxilitf' ' t 'ahtilf-Q .gy 'l

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Weather sends Ke Cm, dancers inside Moved indoors because of breezy weather, the April 26 admission-free Spring Fling was held in the dance instead of in the originally- planned site, the square The band Threshold, which was composed of tive CFHS students, played for the event. Dave Hartley, a band member, said, The crowd was great. I'm really glad we got to play. lt was fun. l thought the band was exceIlent, sopho- more Shelby Teckenburg said. lt was great. The band was great, and that dance was lun, said junior Matt Jorgensen. lt was a good activity to go along with Spring Fling. The band was excellent and played real good songs. I'm glad it was free because it brought a lot more people out and made it a big success, sophomore Jett Etringer said. - Kym Panther 'Rocking out' to the music of the band Threshold, dancers get rowdy at the Spring Fling dance ltopj. Giving It their all in a tug of war are juniors Tammy Clark, Missy Elliott and Christy Moyer lmiddlej. Eric Joslyn and Roger Odekirk observe class competi- tion on Spring Fling day lbottomj. 22159109501