“Fall for Tigerville,” a first for NGU.
Anna-Claire Massey, Photographer
On Tuesday, Oct. 15th, Student Engagement held NGUs first ever Fall for Tigerville fair. There was a Ferris wheel, a mechanical bull, swings, inflatable games for everyone to enjoy, free popcorn and cotton candy, two bonfires where friends and family could roast marshmallows for smores. The event was held from 5:30p.m.-9p.m. on the Stud field.
Sophomore Paul Scotland is one of the first people to try out the swings at the Fall for Tigerville fair.
Sophomore Bryce Faulkenberry shouts for joy as he rides the Ferris wheel.
Dr. and Mrs. Fant are part of the first group of people to enjoy the Ferris wheel.
Junior Chase Bridges gets ready to throw down at the Ultimate Axe Throwing game at Fall for Tigerville.
Freshman Caroline Crusco point at her bullseye at the Ultimate Are Throwing game.
Sophomore Jacob Holcombe tries not to fall off of the mechanical bull.
Sophomores Katelyn Watson and Lauren Gilliland pose for a picture in front of the Ferris wheel.
Senior Kailyn Horn and sophomores Rachel Stanley and Abby McCall get some free cotton candy (and chicken fingers) before hitting the fair.
Freshman Mason Zick and sophomore Hannah Turner wait in line for some cotton candy.
