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

Page 21 text:

REL IEF The Merry Whirl The cause of harmony in the senior class is furthered and abetted by the live melo- dious members of the senior quintet. Har- mony in companionship means McKillip, Smith, and Strand with the infectious giggle of Margaret Laipple thrown in for good measure. With the Red and Blacks editor food is a major interest, but the merits of ping-pong and state leadership appeal to other senior recreationists. Summer and winter gallop hither and yon, hike, drive, picnic, and swim, But wherever they are, CFS social circlers have an innate capacity for enjoying life. v l l l 15

Page 20 text:

LABOR The Circle Senior study moves in circular waves from typing to art to debate to study and back again. One of the main reasons for mental hair-tearing is proper keyboard co- ordination as illustrated by the rapt expres- sion of Senior George Clark. One of the main incentives for window-gazing is the balmy weather and severe cases of spring fever. The gentle art of debating is preva- lent anywhere especially where the senior trio of arguers are present. Qther seniors relax with movie machines, dictionaries, stairway study and the inevitable type- writer, In such a manner, the circle is com- plete: whether it is vicious or not is up to the seniors. 1 I 4

Page 22 text:

' sENioR AFFAIRS EMioRATioN Word 'ro +he Wise It isn't what a man knows that matters, but rather how near to a straight line he can drive the processes of his mind: how near he can come to lassoing a truth or a method. The world today has need for intelligent leadership: but if the ideals of democracy are to remain secure, it behooues us to learn how to be intelligent followers, R. H. Pedersen. Most eventful day of the year to '39 graduates will be june second, the day of departure. The logical prediction is that, barring death and taxes, a large majority of the class will attend college. Characteristic qualities of dependability, versatility, and imagination distinguish the cap and gown- ers, yet individuality is also a shining virtue. A pair of size 27 shoes which he is fully capable of filling to capacity await Bob Kadesch at ISTC. With a Brindley scholar- ship earned while a junior debater, Bob has a line chance of surpassing his brothers record within the next four years. For Howard Thompson the future may hold an eventful life at West Point or a college career in law. Intellect and brawn have happily combined to make Senior Thompson a favorite in the race for success. Nashville, Tennessee, is the destination of Patty johnson and later the University of Missouri. i Interest in journalism is the key that may unlock the mystic world of newspaper work for Harriet Brown. For Ardys Carter, Beryl Cutshall, Bil- lie Marie Tharp, Dorothea Kitchen, and 16 George Clark, theres music. The five have the ability to realize great ambition in teach- ing or concert work. Y The ranks of beautiful nurses will be enhanced by blond Virginia Apfel and brunette Margaret Laipplei aviation holds much in store for cousins Cleon and Roger Wood: two Roberts, Bigler and Burger, have convinced themselves that engineering is their forteg pharmacy beckons a versatile finger at jack Berg, or perhaps photogra- phy: platinum-haired Bob Mershon has avowed interest in commercial law, may choose banking or insurance for his work. Lorraine Dennis and Evalena Danielsen may continue in secretarial work, although the former may realize her ambition to be- come a beauty operator. Obviously, the path of commercial art stretches before the will- ing feet of Max Miller on whose brow rests the laurels of many artistic triumphs. If highschool is any indication of the fu- ture records of CFHSeniors, undoubtedly they will find realization of their ambitions. Although many of the remaining graduates have yet to choose their path for the future. a number of remarkable achievements are inevitable. 9