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

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AT l-ICDME--ABROAD SOP!-IOMORE HOBBIES .... Oh, his nose is too long! Again Thelma Fleming molds her piece of art. Painting. drawing, and molding are the favorite hobbies of our young Rembrandt. That's a Speed Graphic: behind it is Calvin Mether. lt's to your advantage that Calvin's chosen hobby is photography. Working dur- ing school hours and overtime as well, Calvin has secured many pictures for the an- nual. I-le helps the Cedar Falls Record, too. Now a professional, .Eugene Moon obtains pecuniary results from his hobby. Eugene has excited many audiences with his clever costumes and snappy renditions of tap dacing. The Lost Chord is lost no longerp- Mary lVz'IIe found it, i'Where there's a Wille there's a way. Nlary enhances that way with the melodious strains of her hobby-playing an organ. Look quick, is that a book salesman? No, that's Dick Jones reading another book. Dick is rarely seen without the accomplishment of some author tucked beneath his arm. Dick will also prove a boon to next year's debate team. Along with his piano and song, Ray Thorne finds time for art. For fine examples of Ray's hobby, look at the dedication page of your annual and also the inside cover plates. MRain, rain go away are the words that are likely to come from the lips of Verna Jean Smith. Like any golf enthusiast, Verna Jean doesn't enjoy Uteeing off in the mud. When asked about his hobby, Ted Tost- Iebe replied, Chl l eat mine. The answer proved slightly puzzling until Ted was seen rambling through a state park with his fire- arms ready. Sophomores l15l

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