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Employees from the Coralville Dairy Queen walk in the Fourth of July parade. One of them is dressed as an ice cream cone.

Children and adults dressed as cowboys wave from a float decorated with hay bales and cacti. The float's theme is "Lasso a Good Book For Some Good Old Fashioned Learnin'" to represent the Coralville Public Library's summer reading program.

Mayor Kattchee waves an American flag out the window of a city truck.

Children dressed in matching red shirts and white shorts and shoes perform baton twirling in the 1993 Fourth of July parade.

Children from TLC Child Development sit on a float decorated like a schoolhouse.

Cub Scouts from Pack #270 walk in the Fourth of July parade.

Girl Scouts from Troop #2039 sit in a truck bed under a red schoolhouse roof. They are wearing bonnets to fit with the parade's theme of "Good Old Fashion School Days."

Johnson County Sheriff's Department Explorer Post 521 members carry a 20' x 30' American flag.

A paper list of parade entries for the 1993 Fourth of July parade.

A map of the 1993 Fourth of July parade route and illustrations for the parade's theme, "Good Old Fashion School Days."

A three-tier tire birthday cake Fourth of July parade float to celebrate Linder Tire Service's 60th anniversary.

Two Clydesdales pull a white carriage in the Fourth of July parade.

Michael and Vicki Lensing of Donohue-Lensing & Lensing's Oak Hill Funeral Service drive a horse-drawn hearse in the Fourth of July parade.

A person in a mascot costume sits on top of an Iowa City Chem-Dry van in the Fourth of July parade.

A clown waves while riding a moped up 8th Avenue during the Fourth of July parade.

Five members of the Coralville City Council stand in the back of a city parks department truck as part of the Fourth of July parade.

From left to right: Diana Lundell, Al Axeen (partially obscured), Bill Potter, Tom Gill, and Jim Fausett.

A float for the Country Kitchen restaurant leading a long line of other parade floats. Its them is "Down Home in Hawkeye Country."

Coralville Mayor Kattchee waves a hat in one hand and an American flag in the other from the back of a 1975 Buick.

A large group of adults and children outfitted in Forever Green garden center t-shirts sit on concrete garden benches and planters. One man is in front of an open grill.

A group of children dressed as firefighters walk in the Fourth of July parae. Two of them are driving a toy fire engine.