Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

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American musical heritage: Featured theme in '74 , 'A K 1 - V:..lkfC Fq g . aatx gf Q J X 'A K as .X r .sf f- , v 2. 4. . E Y Tiger Band began their season ot Ameri- can Musical Heritage with a midsummerls pertormance at the Hall ot Fame tootball game in Canton. The Pride teatured a wide variety ot American music including a medley ot broadway hits, a spiritual, Roclca My Soul, a modern Chicago number, l've Been Searchin', a golden oldie, Alexan- der's Ragtime Band and closed with the tinale trorn the New World Symphony. Audiences were dazzled throughout Ohio by halttime shows at a Cleveland Browns game and a show in Cambridge. Pertorm- ances at home included the Tiger Band Pre- view in August, the Civitan Band Show and tootball games. One special pre-game was a spectacle ot colors with the junior high bands joining in a medley ot patriotic songs. This Land and the National Anthem. Y Hs ,f -.. 6 ' .fe ,gy A QF H 3

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SCOREBOARD Falls 20 Walsh I4 Falls 22 SI' V-M 26 36 Norlh 8 20 Canlon Lincoln I4 20 Ken? Roosevell 0 28 Alpena, Michigan 8 36 Hoban 6 I 3 Warren Wesf Reserve 24 Lorain 7 Barberlon I6 26 Soufhview 0 7-3 Page 22: Top Righfz Tiger Mascof walches over Ihe learn Middle: Managers: Ilefl 'ro righfl Roger Maxwell, Sfeve Srnifh, Sam Calalano, Eric King. Lower Righf: J.V. Cheerleaders. Page 23: Top Righfz Varsi+y Cheerleaders. Middle Righf: Leading yard gainer for Ihe Tigers. Tom Buck. 1 ' 1 Y' 3 T' -1 er- L' u TL 'S' f f ' L-li wi I ruin irwuw vmawiun ' 4 harass-La.-we ,yuan-f M-I-wa. Bllxmuia 4 3 am, 67.4. - ur 1. uz. x A::l.:,Z,.. ,!T, + 34.4. lg :..s .ELLWJ .2 xi - ,ga ... iw , - I, L LW ,, , ,, ill. . I ipa1Qg5gjA ,Q I V If . I, ,. in mf! ling p 1 n L 'LL' L i ' if 4'--Q ' .L Y .lv 2 Ll' A M 2 ' ' . f ' I 1 4 if , 6.0. -RI ., -K.. : , -, team . SH +.frw.+r-2.2.2.-Q. Kf rfwabi fx L f- , a ' 23 I

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mg 4 Rx .f R . My Y. 143. 7,1 ,. Page 24: I. D. Turley, R. VanBuskirlc, B. Bonora, S. Aurilio, J. Tay- lor, L. Snider, R. Moore, S. Hawley, S. Walk, 2. Slandinq ai atfenfion is Jim Alexander during senior recognifion. 3. M. Brinkerluoff, J. Caslon, T. Krisner, M. Madaqin. S. Ward. D. Bissoneffe, A. Roxburqh. 4. Pregame funnel enfrance excifes flwe fans before each Home game. I. Hamin' if up before a tension filled performance. 2. B. Coghan, D. McClenny. S. Jones. 3. Froni Row: J. Alexander. B. Simon, B. Ewerf, T. Bloss, Kalhy Tuma, R. Williams, Karen Tuma, E. Rodgers, A. Wasmund, M. Truflco, B. Richardson, K, Mcclennyt Row Two: J. Amadio, D. Harding, J. Raflerfy, B. Vanfxnfwerp, J. Hauglwl, J. Wadelin. B. McCune, C. Lewis, D, Kimble, E. Palmquisf. S. Garloclc: 4. Fronf Row: M. Klopp, D. Mason, S. Slow, D, Klug, J, Nellierfon, C, Camp. B. Rardin, D. Sierlinq, N. Rouse, K. Walk: Row Two: R. Wankum, J. Leas. R. Mealy, P. Smifln, C. Sfolnes, D. Sommeriield, K. Marrow, P. Beck, L. Ginn, J. Conn, C, Mandi: Row Three:C. Davis, S.Tl'1euene, E. Hal- lis, K. Thompson, G. Eckert J. Cross, B. Lopeman, L. Beas- ley, L. Brubaker. K. Benlield, L. Brown. L. Lufz, C. Gordon, T. Callalwan. 25