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

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Q61 and Black, '17 AL- Faculty LLOM' us to say a few words about our Faculty. F 1 A' 5 i This is Superintendent Speerls second year in Cedar Falls. and the work l lim ! 'iccomplished under him is worthv of our notice Three new subiects K- i i' ll 1 . xc! W A JX-' i-V-1-5' .1 --1 - s- -1 sl- '- wi' iivifi F1 L lflxl Kill llltrll llllf tllfv Flilr. A Pfllllh I. 4 Il tSlTl-IHS HP. :Inf 4 CYIIHCCI Qfmwiff-5 Bookkeeping. The quarter credit work in Glee Clubs. Orchestra. I.it- erary Society. Debating. Gymnasium and Sunday School work have reached a total of forty-one full credits. A concerted effort has been made to reduce the number of failures and as a result the per cent of failures the first semester was only one-half as great as that for the corresponding semester last year. The last figures especially. speak well for Superintendent Speer and his excellent corps of teachers. The tranquility of affairs was somewhat disturbed by the loss of three of our teachers during the year and the time required to elect competent successors. Miss Etna Freeberg. who was forced to give up her work as German and Spanish teacher soon after school began in the fall. was succeeded by Miss Betty M'estphal. Boys and girls alike mourn the loss of Mrs. Alberta Heald. whose popularity. both per- sonal and as supervisor of music. was universal. Miss Alice VVard. who succeeded Mrs. Heald. has done as much good work. in both Glee Clubs and other musical work. as has been possible in the very little time allowed for High School music. Miss Brusie. who left Cedar Falls to accept a position in VVaterloo. was succeeded as Girls' Physical Training Director by Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss Esther Dame was elected to relieve Mrs. Kingman and Misses Snavely and Brammer. lYe also wish to mention a few of last year's faculty. who are not with us this year. Fraulein Bahl received her A. B. degree from l. S. T. C. in March. after which she went to Florida. where her parents live. Her plans for the future are as yet undecided. A. C. Grubb is also studying at the College. Miss lrene Piper is teaching three days of the week near Gary, Ind., and is teaching voice and also study- ing voice in Chicago under Torrens. Mr. I.auterbach is holding down a position in lily, Nevada. Miss Ruth Fall is teaching in the public schools of Mason City. Miss Hurd is studying in Columbia University and will receive her lNlaster's degree at the end of this year. This being Mr. YVard's last year here, we wish to give him hon- orable n1ention for the good work he has done in C. F. H. S.. especially in athletics. During the tive years Mr. lvard has been connected with this school. its athletics has been of the highest class, and a great part of the credit, at least, is due to Mr. Ward as athletic director. Perhaps even more this year than before. the faculty have helped to make Ri-in AND BLACKN a success. Miss Hansen has given the Staff much able advice and assis- tance. Miss Funk coached the mid-winter play. The Lion and the Mouse. Miss Snavely conducted a story contest. Each and every one of the sixteen on the fac' ulty helped in any and all possible ways. May the students cooperate with the faculty to make Run AND IQLACKU a bigger and better Annual each year and to make Cedar Falls High School the best High School in this State. Sefwztcru

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