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

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BETTY RANDALLNEkhilarant member ot Girls' Aux. Roller skatinfl and ice skating enthusiast. Likes to swim, too. A tormer membef Oi Glee club. Has the hobby ot the great-stamp collectinG1- MARIAN RHODE-Charming Editor-in-Chiet ot l94O Redland Black Annual. Secretary ot Rostrum club. Outstanding in debate work. Member ot honorary Mummer's club. Glee clubber. For three years active in Girls' Aux. attairs. Soph. representative to student torum. DOLORES ROBINSON-Winter sports tan. A good ice skater. Clever in commercial work. Registered in Girls' Aux. and also Jr. Aux. SARAH ROSENBERGER-One girl who really likes housework. Always willing and cheertul. Enioys glee club work. Also in Girls' Aux. En' thusiast tor basketball. IRIS SAUL-Fond ot dancing. She sews exceptionally well and makes many other own clothes. Is reserved. Member ot Girls' Aux. Wishes to become a cosmetologist. MAXINE SCHVVANKE-Consistent Honor Roll student. Feature Edi- tor ot tirst semester's Review. Enrolled in Science club in senior year. Committee woman tor Girls' Aux. Keeps scrapbooks on tarn- ous personages. PHILIP SELTENRICH-C. F.'s leading swing musician. A member ot high school orchestra. Representative at music contests. Burned the Cinder path when a sophomore and a senior. Has membership in Hi-Y. LUCY SHERBOINI-Five toot nine, dark haired senior. Gracious usher at local theater. Associated with Camera club, Alpha Sigma Kappa. and Girls' Aux. BETTY SHERMAN-C. F. H. S. most cosmopolitan girl. Lived in eight states and on three Indian reservations. Outdoor sport enthusiast. Flamboyant haired triller in Glee club. Member ot Girls' Aux. MALCOM SHIRK-Atomic tease ot C. F. H. S. Reporter tor Red and Black Review. Minor letter winner in tootball. Three years a member ot track team. Attiliated with the Science club. LCRRAYIXIE SIGLIN- Ramen haired' commercial student. Steady attender ot all rec dancing periods and school parties. She eniovs sewing and collects souvenirs. ' ALYCL SKAARUPwSenior swing pianist. Fleet tooted on the basket- tial! court. A necessity in Alpha Sigma Kappa. Represented in Girls' Aux. and Jr. Aux. aliaiis. RICHARD SMITH-Diminutive but daring. Tiger athletic manager tor '38-'39 season. A racketeer in tennis competition. Member of HLY and Camera club. MAURICE SRRINGER-Interested in basketball and all sports. Played tootball in iunior and senior years, Cub reporter tor Review Rep, resented in Hi-Y tor three years. '

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VERNON MIKKELSEN--Virginia's bashtul twin brother. Belonged to Cedar Falls I-li-Y club. Baseball tan who collects pictures and clip- pings on Maior league ball players. VIRGINIA MIKKELSEN-Sandy haired N. Y. A. student. I-las mem- bership in Girls' Aux. Yearns to be a beauty operator. I-Ier hobby is tingerwaving. MARGRET MILLER-Dancing is her tavorite pastime. Belonged to Girls' Aux. all three years in high school. As a senior, a member ot Jr. Aux, A stamp collection is lvlargret's hobby. IMOGENE MlNlSt-I-Senior warbler. A leading role in C. Ffs pres sentation ot Cadmens operetta, Le-lawalaf' Associated with Jr, and Girls' Aux. Her chiet interest is undoubtedly music. PAUL MITCHELL-The outdoor type, Enioys ice hoclcey and hunting. A regular patron ot swimming pool. Basketball another tavorite sport. A member ot I-li-Y. ALBERT MORGAN-Car used as C. F. I-I. S. taxi service. A dispenser ot a popular gasoline. Enioys reading. I-li-Y member. DELBERT MULLY-Gridiron hero, Made debut into basketball world as a soohvfrcre. I94f' basketball captain. I-ligh point man in l'rieVal- let league. Cecar Falls traclc star. Represented Lettermen in Forum. Able sports editor or the school paper. ARLV9 NCQCRCSS-Regular attender ot Alpha Beta Kappa sessions ir Ceoar Falls l-tigh, Pevieff statt member in iunior and senior years. Belongs tc fr. Au-. and Girls Aux. OPVILLE OLSON-Obese, good natured. Always generous. Durino lunch hour may be tound playing ping-pong. Loyal tollower ot Tiger gridiron and cage squads 'lat home and abroad. POMONA OLSEW-F-thletic leader in C. F. high. Displays medals tor aquatic teats. Vice president ot Girls' Aux, Shutter-snapper spend- ing laborious hours in clarlc-room. Noted 'tor Science club worlc. Ac- tifities editor at I94O annual. Reviews senior teature editor, ELLING OPSAL- Drummer boy. Swings out on the drums in Elea- nor Tostlebeis orchestra. Brilliant haltbacl on tootball squad. In the spring participates in traclr activities and 'iswingsii the golt clubs. Also a I-li-Y member. DATPICIA QWEAI-She belongs to the Girls Aux. Enioys reading. Collecting pictures, recipes and poems is her hobby. Interested in athletics. CLARA PE'l'ERSENe-One ot Mr. Stanards able ottice girls. Active in commercial club. Enioys slcating and dancing. A baslretball tan, either playing or observing. DUANE Pl-IELPS-I-lard hitting, ball smashing, tennis player. A me-me ber ot the baslfetball seconds and a track prospect. Calle-:ts coins as a hobby.

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GLORIA STEFFEN-Spends leisure time in C. F. dark-room. Reads myStery books. Has great artstic abilities. Definitely a clubwoman, having membership in Camera club, Alpha Sigma Kappa, and Sci- ence club. ROBERT STEWART-Senior class president. Displayed his iounalistic abilities as Editor-in-Chief of school paper. Leading roles in the operettas l.elawala and 6oncloliers exhibited Bob's talents in the musical field. Vital in Hi-Y functions. HESTER STOREY-When not seen reading she is knitting. Scouter for Red and Black Review for several years. Gained renown in Science club on her essay Mariiuana. Consistently exempt from semester exams. NAOMI SWOPE-A mighty basketball player. Girls' Aux. member in her sophomore year. Collecting stamps is her hobby. LEROY TACKENBERO-Mechanical and motor-minded senior. A pug nacious pigskin-toter. Speedy on the cinder course. ls one of the Hi-Y fraternity. JOHN Tl-'EIMER-For four years a member of high school orchestra. Two years a clarinet soloist in music contest. Trilled in the Wood- wind. Alpha Beta Kappa member in senior year. Affiliated with the Hi-Y club. VIOLET Tl-'IERMAN-Guards the pecuniary fund of Alpha Beta Kappa. A Press club nnember in her iunior year. Talented in musical lines. Belongs to Girls' Aux. KENNETH THOMPSON-Dynamic leader. Sleuth for school paper, writing Kers Kommentsf Merited Brindley Debate scholarship. Top honors in original oratory contest. Editorial received Drake Cre- ative award. l-li-Ys scholarly president. Prominent in Glee club work and school plays. NEDRA JANE THORSRUD-Tall, blonde, and athletically built. The G. A. A. representative to student forum. Handles the sophomore section of the annual. A former cheerleader. Has membership in Alpha Beta Kappa. ELEANOR TOSTLEBEhWon superior rating in National Music contest in sophomore year, President of G. A. A. Secretary of Alpha Beta Kappa. Strutting drum maior of flashy C. F. Pep Band. GWENDOLYN VOLKER-Effervescent giggler. Blondest blonde in sen- ior class. Basketball enthusiast. Sunny dispositioned cheer leader. Belonged to Girls' Aux. three years. Popular piano player. MARGARET WAHL--Science clubs industrious president. A repre- sentatiye of Alpha Beta Kappa at Junior Academy of Science con- vention. Spends much of time in darkroom. Ambitious in Girls' Aux, functions. Came to U. S. from China. JOHN XNALTON- Strong and silent for two years. The dark horse in l939-40 football season. Mighty on the tuba. Nels' right hand man. BARBARA XNYTH-Evcels on the dance floor. Biology representative in Alpha Beta Kappa. Her height makes her an asset in basketball. For three years a member of Girls' Aux. Displays musical talents.