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

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l C I- TAKING THEIR STAND They will be kids Dignitied juniors took down their hair tor an evening and arrived at the Junior Kid Party as members ot the l94I class ten years ago. Romping around in knee pants and short dresses, the kiddies amused themselves by playing Drop the handkerchietu and Ring around the Rosief' Students were not, however, the only ones dressed like little tots. Miss Flarriet and Miss Atchison, sponsors ot the Junior Class, at- tracted not a little attention by their abbreviated skirts and conspicuous hair bows. Sticky tingers and dirty taces were the net result ot the unusual retreshments ot tatiy apples and ice cream. A highlight tor the juniors this year was the choosing ot their class rings. The hub-dub around the trophy case last January was merely the juniors getting a glimpse ot their to-be rings. Atter much discussing, an oval set ring with re- movable crest was chosen. All rings were not entirely identical, however, tor there were gold, onyx, ruby, and silver sets. Theatrical and musical ln March, three one-act plays were presented, The junior actors and actresses who each had a large part in the success ot the production ot these plays are: Eunice Baumgartner, Dick Brown, Douglas Bruce, Bob Case, James Dunbar, Jean Ferguson, l-lelen Jean Flood, Erling Jorgensen, Miriam l-lansen, Daniel McNabb, Eldon Modisett, Dick Nehlson, Angeline Panagakis, and Koert Voorhees. Many ot these juniors also appeared in the last play ot the year, Our Town. Qt the talents, music seems to claim many ot the juniors. Qne outstanding musician ot this class is Margaret l-lansen, who not only is an all- around pianist and accompanist, but also masters the tlute. Other music contestants tor the Junior class are: Eunice Baumgartner, Dick Brown, Bob Corning, Jean Ferguson, Velma l-leuer, Ger- trude Kitchen, Eldon Modisett, Elsie Morris, Dick Nehlson, Angeline Panagakis, and Koert Voor- hees. l 28 Budding? The I94O Junior Class, like all other classes, was not without its share ot romances. Seniors were seen shaking their heads, and on thinking about way back when, proclaimed that there still might be some hope tor these love sick juniors. Helen Jean Kern evidently knows how to win and keep a boy triend tor she and l'Magot have been on the steady list tor over two years. A newcomer this year trom Peoria, Illinois, seemed to have her share ot tough luck. All ot her troubles were connected with a certain senior girl who thought that Kay Voorhees was just all right. Love lite appeared to be somewhat rough tor Dick Brown throughout this year. Both a senior girl and a sophomore girl who he thought were OK, were already listed among the steadies. The crowning event The annual Junior-Senior Banquet is a gala event in the lite ot a junior. Cn this particular evening he plays host to the honored seniors. This year's banquet was held Thursday, May lo, at the Cedar Falls Woman's Clubhouse. The seniors were thrilled when they walked into the miniature night club, designed by the juniors. The theme ot the evenings plans and program was The Grand-opening ot the Top-Flat Club. While the dinner was being served in night- club style, a tloor show was presented between courses. Following the meal, Toastmaster Eldon Modisett introduced an appropriate toast pro- gram. The remainder ot the evening was spent in dancing to the music oi Bob McCabe and his boys. And all was climaxed by the Grand March, which was led by Eldon Modisett and his even- ing's guest. During the course ot the evening, every senior torgets tor a time that he is about to leave the tolds ot Cedar Falls Fligh School, while through every junior's mind goes the thought that next year he will be treated like a king. l

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s Cedar Rapids regularly. ERNEST TOLLEFSON A Little Giant. qgle and a Grin. KOERT VQORHEES l94I s drum malor. PASLINE VCO 'FEES Little but mighty. vbkffvx, ALBERTA wfxe ER nice. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Always in love, Za.-1-'Qef QE NOR Rea Y with 5 Smile. RlcHARD W'TTREN s en but not Ewa, ROBERT wRioER Happy about the whale thing. vERNEnE wRicHT she Knows Ref way mana. 1 77 652 EVELYN WYATT l-laoev Lu lcy. , gf 45 .4, , -- 1 - 22' f i of 2 . W, - IW 5, W 402 i f,i.2, ' v 'i .N , 'WT .. ,, ,pk 2 ,'. i , ff 1' - ,hw Q? Short and tall, thin and tat, The junior class is all ot that. They have talents ot all sorts, ln music, speech, drama, sports. Miriam with her golden voice, Thrills everyone, both girls and boys. Margaret Hansen we'd lilce to mention, l-ler piano and tlute demand attention The iuniors contributed to the reason, For the successtul tootball season. Our brawny athletes then came back, To star in baslcetball and traclc. Nehlson, Dunbar, Bruce, and Brown, Starred in drama, including Our Town. We lcnow there are talents that haven't been Hdmed, But laclc ot space should really be blamed. Pauline Voorhees--Kathryn Gleason l 27 l -Tl-lEY'RE NOT FORGOTTEN- Lavene Carnarata Douglas Viers Chris Vognsen Alfred Wood

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A We're- pats together.--Daniei exhibits twie no-point drawing, be must be debatinqf with the Juniors Eating again.-Asaistont Editor smiles.- Hold me tignt, Dick!-Interesting mactwin, What a grin hae Biitiitme sun seems to get ery, girts?iEriinq as ttwe sctwooimasten- tiwonmlitwe Juniors' bottiing beauties pose as Bob. donit tinger your Cords as you speaki- W9 enter ttifi SCGH6- THE JUNIORS AT WGRK AND PLAY crf-A