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

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PHOTOGRAPHY PLUS ln appraisal Tre iatte fearoool is due to the de- ra'e 3' ,ar onotography statt, and to ,fer-fig: if-iq,-:UQ fre otter an appreci- ife Trarf ou. Each ri mter ot the statt has a 'iZ,1 f f'ifE'3 to r ol thi: department et- - gap- The clark room Martin i in the dart room to many Cedar Fa 5 htgn T jtuoentz would mean that Mare ig in a :err us 'tate ot mind but this is an er ug rneanng because the dart room is the dornicwe ot The ulfrafmodern photography eguip- rr n The dark room has had many expensive adf ditions this year. The work ot the statt has been lessened by the Speed Graphic Camera, the Timeeo-lite, and the enlarger. This year they were used tor the tirst time and in the tuture Cedar Falla l-ligh School will have great benetits trom them. Capable and diligent Under the capable guidance ot one ot Cedar Falls' apt advisors, Paul Weaver, the personnel ot this photography group has turned out many praiseworthy cuts. Romona Qlsen and Margaret Wahl have mixed many solutions in the laboratory so that the boys Could do the developing and printing ot the pictures in this bool. The boys are Chietfphotographer Martin l-lolst and his helpers, Bill Miller and ldarold Sturm. T31

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-acr WITH THE EDITOR Maximum enioyment The modern trend ot all periodicals is to talce as little time trom the reader as possible and yet otter to him maximum enjoyment. That is the purpose behind the statt ot the I94O Red and Black Annual. I-Iours can be spent in reading about people and events, but by seeing them we have wasted no time. So this year's SCHOOL LIFE AS TCLD IN PICTURES is presented to you. school lite as it really is. Hidden Memories Cedar Falls I-Iigh School has its hidden mem- ories tor you through its classworlc, clubs, parties, and associations with triends. You are the one to preserve these memories. This year's compi- lation may recall some ot these memories you have hidden. As you loolx through this book remember you are part ot this school lite, you had a hand in this year's success and this yearboolc is your reward. Widening horizons The Senior class is about to march out ot the doors ot Cedar Falls High School and to enter into a world where they must put into practice that which they have stored trom past Iearnings. Another class will talce its place and school lite will continue to go on. The Class ot '40 has participated in school lite to its tullest extent and the patriotism they ex- press will continue to tlow. But now let's close our eyes to the opening horizons and glance into the past and our partici- pation in Cedar Falls I-ligh School lite ot l94O. I2I THE BALL STARTS RCDLLING

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BOARD GF EDUCATION The meeting is called The tirst Monday ot every month tinds the Cedar Falls School Board in the high school ottice laying plans tor iurther progress ot our schools. Qur hats go ott to the members ot this board who sacritice their time to malre our school a progressing institution. The board has always been gracious in giving to the school the necese sary eguipment to malce the school year roll more smoothly. People involved Superintendent Peet is the otticial member ot the school board. His advice is commendable in any tield because ot his experience and par- ticipation in many local service clubs such as the Rotary, Y. M. C. A., and many educational clubs. George A. Bairnson, one ot the most etticient doctors in our city, is the president ot the board. Mr. Bairnson has a tascinating hobby ot collect' ing tropical tish and during his spare time his ate tention is directed to caring tor them. QQUOQ Agnes Hansen, secretary to the board, spends her day in the ottice ot the Cedar Falls High School as secretary to the Superintendent. Her ever-smiling disposition serves as a stimulus to every student that enters the otlice. Mrs. Aksel B. Holst is the only housevvite on the board. She talces an active part in many civic proiects beside caring tor the household duties in her lovely home. Harry M. Merrill has been on the board the longest ot all the present members. Much ot his time is spent in laying plans tor the construction ot new homes in this community. D. W. Moss is an active member ot the board. He has an otiice in a local lumber company Much ot his leisure time is spent in riding saddle- horses and rooting tor the local ball teams. George Mach, a World War veteran, is a pro- tessor in the commercial department ot l. S. T. C He is vitally interested in this schools vveltare. T41