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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

X: X ,QNX 'ww 3 3 BUSINESS BOGSTERS A 85 P Grocery Ace Fogdall Motor Company Acme Cafe Anderson Appliance Apparel Art Automatic Humidifier Company Avis Beauty Shop Baker Ice Cream Bancroft 's Flower 85 Gift Shop Bailey, Ransom Unsurance and Real Estatej Barnard 's Sport and Electric Company Baxter Clothing Company Beck 85 Schuerman Service Station Behren's Buick QSa1es 85 Servicej Behren's Service Station Berg 85 Berg Black Hawk Coffee Shop Black Hawk Place Roller Rink Blake 's Cafe Boslough Motors Boysen Shoe Company Boxwell, L. L., D. V. M. Brad Fenner Men 's Wear Brock's Electric Service Campus Cleaners Carnation Company Cedar Falls Bowling Alley Cedar Falls Electric 85 Hardware Company Cedar Falls Implement Company Cedar Falls Trust 85 Savings Bank Cedar Lumber Company Chocolate Shoppe City Directory Office Circle, The Cliff 85 Holly's Shell Service College Hill Barber Shop Connell Coal Company Chistoffersen, lver, Lawyer Cross' Book Store Cumming 's Jewelry Store Danish Mutual Fire Insurance Association Davis Electric Company DeLnxe Barber Shop Diamond Brothers Dr. C. W. Ahrens, Dentist Dr. G. A. Bairnson Dr. D. L. Ball Dr. S. W. Barnett Dr. R. L. Bircher OLSON STUDIO Dr. H. W. Clasen Dr. L. C. Holman Dr. M. D. Huston Dr. E. D. Jack Drs. A. B. 85 J. Jensen Dr. C. J. Mentzer Dr. A. E. Meswarb Dr. F. M. Root Dr. W. J. Roth CChiropractorj Dr. Bi. W. Sorensen Drohman 85 Faris, John Deere Duteh's Lunch D. T. Eells, General Insurance Eckerman's Grocery Edith 's Beauty Shop Eiler's Meat Market Enlow's 'Cash 85 Carry Fagan Electric Company Farmers Union Co-operative Se First National Bank Fobian Market Fong Lee Laundry Frank 's Fruit 85 Grocery Gambles G. Eugen, Photographer Haahr's Drug Heiber Drug Company Henderson 's Furniture Hughes Dry Goods Company Israel Clothing J 85 L Cafe Jacobsen, S. C., Attorney Jensen Body Service Johnson Christensen Company Jungkunz-Nelson Kay 's Market Kerwin Clothiers Langskov Grocery Latta, J. S., 8a Son Laurel Beauty Shop Lawn City Bakery Louie 's Tailor Shop Lyle 's Barber Shop M 85 H Poultry Market March 85 Corning Hardware Majestic Shoe Shop Marquas D-X Maxwell Specialty Company McCoskey Furniture Merncr 85 Merncr Mether Motor Sales WATERLOO ENGRAVING SERVICE COMPANY rvice 8.1 Midland Company, The Miller 85 Morgensen Real Estate 85 Insurance Miller Shoe Company Mitze Cleaners 85 Dyers Mohr's Paint 85 Wallpaper Multhauf Tire Company Newby Welding Shop Newman 85 Newman Nip-n-Sip Olson's Coal Company, B. L. Olson's Studio Olympia Candy Kitchen Ozzie's 66 Service Parker, C. M., Lawyer Perkins Upholstery Pfieffer Company Pine Roller Rink Potter Polar Pantry Ramer's Appliance Company Rankin Manufacturing Company Rasmussen Chevrolet Company Reeve, Reno R., Lawyer Regent Cafe Regent Theater Rich 's Grocery Rine's Lumber Yard Rogers Quality Grocery Roskamp Huller Manufacturing Company Ruby 's Store S 85 S Firestone Simpson Furniture Company Sehmitty's Lunch Smidt Feed Company, A. E. Smith Flower Shop, Joe Smith Company, W. Ray Spohn's Grocery Townsend Merrill Con1pa11y Unique Cleaners Varsity Cleaners Viking Pump Company Vince 's Drive-in Market Wagner Manufacturing Company Wallace Book Shop Warner 's Weisbard-Stoke Motors Western Auto Associate Store Willoughby 's Dry Goods 85 Ready-To Wear Wonder Cleaners Woolverton Printing Company Woolworth, F. W., 85 Company HOLST PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Photography Engravings Printing yt Tfllpl Sl 'Q Y f at nazi' 3 5 FJ x -S' A 5 SMA! I Copy Readers and Typists: Y, .lrrlrnwrr A. l.urs--rr, ,l. Xurrlly. N. Nlmls-wr. Ii Klrrltkml. .I, vN'2llllIl'I', 2. Photograplwrs: .I pf--I. vl, llirlorv. Zi. Sports and Activity Editors: II. Klr-pfm-r. ll, Ixlawmr, K, llnnsm-nr .l. Sl: m, S. Yarn Ilnuvn. A. Lamfa sluv. Ii. Nurdly 1. l'lm1u:l':1pll4-rs in rr-X4-1'ss-, fr. Newspaper Staffi lx. Nmrrrlly. K. Swain-u. X. .Xllh--r-, ID, IU-lly. J, lla-nry X l'4-t--1-sun, lb. Math--s, vi, Helpers: ,l, Arthur. l'. lirryr-r, .l. Flow. N. Wright J. Wim-, N, liruss. 7, Business Staff: 'I' llalwsun. li, XYm'lxln:m, IS. Huysr-rr, H. I'PI'2llllliilII. I,, li:lks'l'. Xl. lluxxr-, V. Funk, li. l.:1l1gslxux'. 8.Se11i0I' and Classes Editors Schallm-r, Y. liruhn, l,. Iiurln'islg4-, li. Ruhr-rls. S, Hr-zlrst, .l. Kyhl. Nut in 11i1'tul'v: U. Cmvllbs, ll. Ilnurum. Il. Hamm. TIGER I-ll-LIN E The sehool's bouncing baby this year was The Tiger Hi-Ltine. During any period oi' the day, one eould see Rosie Seobee, editor, roarning tl1e halls for 0119 news rumor or another. She was ably assisted by Dorothy Hansen. Personalities of tl1e VVeek, by Jo Hall. were a l1igl1ligl1t ol' tlienewspaper. Naney Allbee was the wise Allllli Polly. Don iitlUlllllS, eolunni reached many inter- ested readers. Amo11g other things i11 the Hi-Line were familiar sayings, inter- views t rom fellow students, notes to teaeh- ers, and l1111nan interest stories. The ealen- dar of events proved to be useful. T11e roaming reporters brought. to tllt' Slll'1c2lt5G many aneedotes not ordinarily known by everyone. Some well-known athletes, Russ Full- -hright and Don Perkins, supplied first- ha11d llllA0l'IHilT10I1 011 HNVlli1l,S what, 'twhat do you think? Hllfl whos who, in the athletic realm of school, Subseribers enjoyed tl1e Hi-l1ine,'l which eame o11t bi-monthly. Yvonne Peter- son and Janet Shatter, prodiietion erew, really made tl1e typewriteis click just be- tore time to go to press. Chief eensor and advisor to the staff was Mr. Stanard. Tl1e Tiger Hi-Lillie, tl1e newest thing i11 publications around school, did a won- derful job and had a very sueeessf'ul year. The student body appreciated tl1e work and effort of tl1is year's stalt a11d wish next years staff, successful puhlisliing. RED AND BLACK Here it is, the tinished produe-tl Now we ean lay aside our penny p'inel1ing, seraping, begging for a little more spaee or a11 extra page, or just 1l'tlY01'l1llJf over Mrs. Meye1 l1ol'f's desli tor after sehool sessions. Tl1is year we l1ad two editors, Mary Boyd and Rinth Te.nple, Wll0 niade a swell team with Prue Sznith as their assistant. Seiiior editor. Virginia llruhn, and ber assistants, Halli Hearst, G0l'til0.l Roberts, a11d Liane Biirbttidge. Cilll graduate feeling they aeeomplished StlTIlGllllHg1, Wtthout Do- lores Alllillltl there NV0l1lt.l have been no Mother tloose theme with elevereax-too11s to bring it to lite. If' you were snatched Olll of Gthe 112111 to ide11ti-ly a little creature i11 tl1e baelt row. ytllll' liltllltlp1JOY' was prob- ably tlarol Sehaller or lll'l' assistant, JoAnne Kyhl. Getting all ol' our athletes into 0110 ser- tio11 wa-sn't a11 easy jolbg just ask Roland Hansen, sports editor. Much credit goes to Miss Nielsen and her pliotograpliers, Joe Apt'el and Jael: Hidore, for many hours spent taking pie- tures. The biggest blow to eorne to the stall' was tl1e death- of aetivities editor, Jane Stum, However, her assistants earried Ollf assignments without l1er guiding hand. Bringing i11 tl1e iig'I'6Q1lSl1lffH wer-e Tom tllawson and hfs salesmen. Everytliing from a Cupi11's Canter dance to storm- ing the business oftiees downtown brought i11 tl1e an1111a1 finances. 1. Tiger Hi-Line Staff: J. Hall. R. Seohee, S Van Hanen. Y. Peterson, D, Perkins, J. Mcliride, J. Shaffer, D. Han sen, D, Kelly. N. Allbee. 2. Red and Black Rajahs: Mrs, Meyerhoff, M. Boyd. li. T1-n1pIe, l'. Smith, Z. Haffner, D. Anrand, L. Langroek. 70 PEP CCDUNCIL -- CHEERLEADERS One more l'921fl1Cl' in Student Forum's cap this your was the 0I'fl,'2llllZ2ltlOll ol' the Pop Council. The council planning' started hy the fornizition ot' zx vom- niitteo, lleznleml hy Ruth Temple, which ehose repre- sentatives from eaeh homeroom. The resulting group was divided into ilwo parts, heullwl hy Delores Aurznul and Salli Hearst. who alternately lllflllllwl pep skits to present to the assemblies. A number of skits were staged, from the unusual and entirely unforeseen ending' of the old-fzishioneml ineloclranizi to the hilarious atmosphere of 21 hospital operating' room, This made it very evident that the Uounoil was not lacking in ingenuity :incl enthusiasm. C. F.'s, four VlVil0l0llS e.l1eerle2ule1's, Yvonne Pe- terson, Jo Hull, Connie Anders. und Gloria Mitchell, aided tho eouneil 21 great deal. The duties of lihe eheerlezulers lapped over into the sports events themselves. Fnoni time to time the haronleter ol' sehool spirit has soared anal fallen. It is hoped that 'the Pep Coun- eil zlnrl elleerleznlers, hy working' lJg.E'6lll0l', will inthe years to come, inspire the student :holly to unequaled pep. For want' ol' al nail, the shoe was lost. For want ol' 21 yell, the gunie wus lost. 1 Pep Band and eln-erlezulers. 2. Cheerleaders: C. Anders. Y. Pe- terson, G. Mit:-hell. J. Hall. 3. Pep meeting i'0llllllIlil.ll0Yl. 4. Pep Council Back ROW! H. Fisheir. E. Steffen, M. Brown, .l. Weihefr. M. Robinson. .l. Arthur. H. Hall, D. Anrund, Front Row: l'. Thompson. L. Lungroek. D, Langskov, S. Hearst, Not in l'ieture: D. Hansen. 69 s Q N G. A. A. -- LETTERMENS CLUB Presiilent June I zn1seh, with the Cooperation of lier :ilile o1't'ic-ers, plnnnecl the initiation ol' new mein- liels in Septemilier. In Oeteliei' a. Halloween DZITTX was held in the gyinnzisinni. The roller skating party in the spring wuuntl up the soeizil neitiviities, :intl the :iwairaling ot letters anal pins lay lllrs. liinrlmnk liruuglit the year to ai elose. gg Jr New and old members alike lielpeml to make the elnlfs progrznn for the year sneeessfnl, Elected presi- clent, Russ Fnlllmriglit, and SIJOIISOI'-f'02lCll, llewnrd Rizibey, wzitelied fl new policy eoneerning' the ziwnrsl- ingr nl' letters :incl ehevrons en into effect. Besides representing us in our ntliletie eontziets with other seliools, the sweater boys provirleml :ietive lezulersliip in many school zielivfties. G. A. A. Officers Back Row: .l. liuysen. li. I.uiigrm'li, N. Grnss. C. Anders. Front ROW! .l. Fnusell. C. Cuniniings. .l. Nurnlly. li. Assink. Junior Team Back ROW: U. Uaunpln-ll, li. lizxiiglwmrli, W. Ruriek. Middle Row! D. Hansen. M, Iinrnett. C. Anders. Front RUWZ C. Helmller, J. Boysen. Sophomore Team Back Row: S. Yarehn, D. Lungsknv. R. Ca- ley. Middle Row: M. Christiansen. .l. Me-hnien, U. Cuinniings. .l. Nurrlly. Front Row: S. Baxter. K. Reninger. Letterman Back Row: D. Dunlap. C. Kufron, M, Hansen, D. Lau, L. Baker, V. Cutter. .l. Melirirle. D. Perkins. Third ROW! Mr. liabey, D. 'l'u-rry, H. Maron. NV. Hansen. L. 1irontei's. .l. Hun- sen, E. Us-ill:-y, K. Murgensen. G. Johnson, Second Rowl A. Vlfright. D. Hiker. H. Larkin, G. Lushnian. .l. Dilley, D. lilo:-li. Dow BOI'g'1,l'l't'Il, R. Fnllbright. Front ROWS li. Firohn. li. Juhnscm, T. Cluwson, D. Caley, B. VVeltz. H. Klepfer. B. 'l'nrn+-r, P. Ruse. M. Blair. Nut in Pirtnre: D. Tulle-fson. G. Tollefson, .l. Nnlly, T. Kefrun. C. Haha-nirht, R. Hansen, Clyde Smith. .l. Billings, 68 ALL FOR FUN l. Xillvllflllt' du:-I Su1fllml1ol'v tr:-ut. il. Y-'l'm-In Xnlux 'XX'l'hiIll1.fl'M. 44 l'unnm-V4-izll Ululfs vvmlllvlv sknh-, 5. Svh KIA-pfn-1' imulrmlmw-s vluln lu wlm-ul. li, Nu slnitvlxilugg fvuln Y l't'I'llh. vanluly. 7. Ili-Y Vx. Yf'I's-1-ns un lining Si:-:uly . If lll Y l'r-l'u1gw-wx. 9 H1-llmx mvn vmit 1114-lmlix-s, IU, Yf'l'vv11s trim 1'lll'iSflIHlN Ira-1-, Il, lnitinh- M1f'I'vm fur svie-n4's'. 12. Vupul x Van! o-r. 87 F UN FUR ALL 1. Dust don-s l'Yl'l'ytlliTlLf. 2. Lunvh fm' Latim-rs. 3, 'I'vmldy Roosf-vm-lt . 4. lmlmr strifv debatv. Tl'lllIl1M'l tl' innvy, J. M1-Ura-W. C. Svlmllcr. 6. Hlt'f'ffI'iI'Ill ga-niusvs at SI'i07l1'I' Fair. 7. Pass thx- food, wnlmln. H. Bra-ss qlmrtmt C' I'lli'lll0I'. G. Rolu-Pts, J, Dillm-y, J, M4'G1'vw. 9, Wizzuwls uf scim-Ixvv, 10. Oh, Jonathan! 11, Clarinet qllaI'tL-tt D. Lynnh Ni Hunss-n, P, l'n-tru, B. Turnl-1'. Y-TEEN JILLS With il Wlllltl0l'iilll Q1-111111 of offi1'e1's the Y-Teens Worked and played illlbllglllblli tho y11111'. They wore led by prvsiiclelit, Ruth Templo. 11nd hm' 1'11p11l1l0 ol'ti1'111's: t'i1'st vice'-p1'esid011t, Ronnie Courtg scooucl vico- Ill'l'Sltlt'lli, Evvlyii Sicportg SOK'l'0i2lI'y, Virginia Bruhng tI'6H,SllI'CI', Nznlino Show: Ollilplilill. Zona H11ttne1'g p1'og1'11.1n chai1'man, Pruo Smith Q sovi11l 1-h11i1'1n1111, Ann Hussg se1'vic'1- Cll21ll'TTl5ll1, Dorothy Hanseng 11111l sponsors. Miss A'l2ll'Ql'?ll'l'i' R11it 111111 Miss M11.1'iett.11 Abell. 'l'h1- Y-'l'01111s ll0ilI'll El 111111 hy Kzle LZIVVVCYICO on UCll2lI'l1l.H Thoy saw niovivs llll Al11sk11 hy 1i0llI'lQ-Sy of Marion 1'12l2lll'l'. On fun nights thvy h111l 1-ozios. IJ111111 fouls, 111111 rl1111cvs. lint tho Y-'I'oQns of ill'll2ll' F11.lls 111'0 only 21 lJill'f ot' thc huge 11ELti011El,l o1'g'1111iz11tio11 WVOI'lilIlg1' t11g'vtl1111' to lniihl il fellowship of t7h1'is1ti1111 Wom- 1-11 11111l girls 1l1-votoal to Il t11sk ot' I'l'2lllZlll3l' i11 their 011111111011 lifv tho islouls ot' 1w1'so1111l 11111l so1'i:1I living: Back ROWS li. Hllfsiilll, li. ll111'Ik1'. S. liaxto-11'. S. Hvursi, H. Iioysvn, D. Harns-fl. S. H111'fl1'11. R. Hj11ls111,!o1'. U. Cmn- minpzs. .I. J11st1-svn, Fourth ROWZ C. K!'Hlli1'li, VV. Hzlrlersvhnvirlvr, R. Calf-y. D, Hanson. V. Brixhn, J. Fansvh, Z. Haffnc-1' A. Hnss. l'. G1'oot1-rs, l.. BIl!'lll'iflgfl'. Third Row! l'. Guys-r, L. Bake-r, G. li1'1111ni1111. C, Cook, M. Howv, J. Grant, H. Don kingm-1'. M. B1'111'1-. D. Horn, Miss Alu-ll. Second Row: M. Bratndvs, B. Fay, J, Arthur, N. Gross, S. Johnson. D. Allfalld, N H11111ll'11p, M. C'h1'is1i11ns1-11. l'. Anrlvrs. M. Harnvtt, M. Boyd. Front ROW: N. l5PI'kllI!lTl. M, Carolns, J. He-nry. J. Hall, C ti1'1-go. N. Allh1-11, 31. H11.1:111'. lf. D1111b11r. M. Ford. A. Haffa, U, 01111111111-ll. Not i11 l,i4'illl'l'2 J Boysvn, B, l'o1111't. E. Cross Ivy, U. lll'0VK'SllHl, J, H2!1l'l'iIlglI1ll. BOTTOM PICTURE, Back ROW: J, Nordly, li. N1-ilsvn, 1.'. Sl'lHlllLl'. N. Sl1111nw11y. K lfl'lllIljl1'I'. D. R111-111-y, R. S4'UlDl'l'. I.. VVlN7flI'l1ff, J. Walther. .l. S1-roles-. Fourth Row: li. Willinins, .l. 4h11ff1-r, IJ, Kelly, I. lAIlIU1l'lll'li. I.. Hollnvs, li, Mosvr. U. Sf'llHl'ft'l', l', 'FIIOIIIIJSOIL J. IQUIDPTYS. Third ROW! W. Svaton, l'. Smith. Fl. S0ipv1't, B M1-H1-111. J. vvJlll2l4'l'. Fl. Smith, B. Mnlforcl, N. Shaw, Miss Rait. Second Row: S. 0'B11'ie11, S. XYlll'I'l10, H. Piffnvr. A. Law- I'l'llU4', D. l11111p:sk11v. li, SlL'ff1'Il, IS. Stnm. I.. Mivkvy, W. l'r11111-ll, H. Smith. Front Row: G. Rogers, ll. Robinson, J. Slqllllifll, M. S11111t111'. J. ihl1'lHlll'I1, K. 'llf'IllIlll'. D. Mille-r, D. Mathos, N. M1'1Coy, Not in l'i1't,111'1-1 M. lVl?UlS! H, S. Madsen, S. Peterson, W. Rarifk, S. Roskz-un, P. Sam-, L. Smith, J. Stnxn, FI. NVIITRIIIHH. A. Larsen. 65 Back Row: A. VVright. K. Hamm, D. Rasmussen, J. VVixson, F. Snook, J. Shearer, M. Hansen, G. Roberts, H. Har- ned, J. Dilley, J. Apfel, Mr Grier. Third Row: B. Nielsen, G. Casebolt, N. Meswarb. M. Nelson, W. LaFavre, B. Berg, J. Wattcvrs. B. Meirner, B. Pierce, M. Blair, Russ Bley. Second ROW: D. Boys:-n, B. Gleason, B. Turner, B. Scott, Dow Berggren, B. Hansen, R. Johnson, Ray Bley, J. Carroll, G. Hafar, J. MeGrew. Front Row: R. Clasen, C. Finney, B.Frohn, J. Nlleiher. Van Hauen, B. Curtis, J. Hansen, T. Clawson, S. Young, H. Klepfer, D. Leekbee. HI-Y JACKS After the eager new members were initiated into the Hi-Y at a Thanksgiving supper, the eluh's roster .listed fforty fellows. Various speakers talked to the club on suhjeets that. would help the members prepare for college or for husiness. A panel discussion on Hiloing' Steady was held with the Y-Teens in January. Prohalhly the largest undertaking of the year was the selling of concessions at the boys' district and suh-state ilzaskethall totirnaments to replenish a depleted' iireasury. The clnh also sponsored four pre- Easter services at the high school by .fnviting four ministers, repre- senting! various faiths. The guiding hand t'or the year was Mr. Perry Grier. The eahinet members w-ere: Tom Clawson, presidentg Harold Klepfer, vice- presidentg Sam Young, secretary, Bob Curtis, treasureig Stan Van Hzluen, ehaplaing and John Hansen, sergeant-alt arms. ,. , ff f Hi-Y .lock and Y-Temz Jill went up the hill With. pulls lo fetch .wane le'r11'11.zn,y, , Their lilll-0 ll,CIld.S to ripely fill l-l I - - Q Y Q ,EC DS To .srztisfy tlmir 'Ij01ll'lll'llfj, 64 CAESARS LITTLE LEG-ION Froni tho siniplv strains of Mica, iniva. psirvzi Mello To tho inore- voniplox zinml voniplicateil ll'fll1Sl2lilUllS of second yezn' lmtiii cfznno this XOZIINS inmnhcins ol' lho Junior Classical LGll5l'll0. At one ol' tho lirsl iiiwliiigs lol' thc- yvzll' they chose fo call Themselves tho Duo Vigrinli 'IH-1-iioi'vs, the litcrul mieziiiing being Twenty-Two Ter-roi's. Mvoliiiigs wow hclcl hi-monthly llnriiig regular Glass picriocls. 'Sliirlvy Pvfvi-son I7l'0Sl1lllil over' th0 business mcetings as presiclenfg ussistiecl Ihy liill'll2ll'2l Slum, vice-pwsimloiit5 Norman Moswzlrh. trvzisurcrg illlll Ninn-y Gross, sm-i'et:1i'y. -loan Norilly and lgHI'lJ2lI'2l Boyson Sll1M'l'Vibil'llfl'll' pro- graiin :intl SOC'l2ll zu-i1ivit,ios. In 0l'll0l' lo l':nnilizn'izu lhcmsolvos with lhc Romain pc-oplc, slwvizil iw-pozlx on Romain vnsloms and itrmlifions were givvn hy the rnvnilwrs, following' lhl- hnsincss nu-clings. 'l'hv most grzilzi .sovial event was an l'ln'istn1:1spz1l'ty hm-l.l in tho hmm- vvoiioniivs rooms. Ilolimlaly gainics :intl an cxl-lniilgo ol gifts 1bl'l'4'l'il01l lrjv :1 hngl- tnrkvy rliinivr worn- enjoyed hy all mcmhl-rs and their sponsor, Mrs. l'l'zl1i. illllllllifll living in :in ziiomiv 21511: J. U. li. nwinllil-1's lmw l'O?llN'ill lllilllj' lwnvI'ils llirongli thc slully of ai life and culture less uclvznicvcl than our own. Back ROW: Clmule- Smith. H, Smith, G. Van Slyko, Mrs. Pratt, D. Horn, M. Bruce, Clydv Smith. Middle Row: wily, S. l'm-In-rson, M. Howv. S, Young, N. Shnnlway, D. Richvy. N. Giross. Front Row: .l ,Hs-ski-H. .I, Wsillum-. U, Foo Ii Nlnin, B. Fay, H, Dk-nkingc-r, P. Gnym-r, N. Ml-swarb. Not. in Picture: B. Boysen. 63 Ba Ck Row! J, Henry. D. Blair, .I. Stunt. R, Byers, B. llax, Middle Row: 0. Kerdus, J. Walther, V. Bruhn, L. Mic key, J. Shaffer, P. Thompson, B. Mnlford. Front Row: P. Panther, D. Kelly, Miss Muller, D. Mathes. Not in picture: N Shaw. FUTURE SECRETARIES A iiiOlllIll'01'I'i2ll Club meeting this week, more fun. Yes, it was gobs ol' t'un lor sixteen senior girls who took ndyzlneed typing and short- hziinl, Toniorrow 's secretaries were sponsored by Miss Henriette Muller. These spontzniesus, zunbitious girls learned about 'ttlrooiningu and 0t'liee Etiquette. A dinrer helrl nt Blneles carried out the theme. l,e2 is lint tlutfl They mlicln't print their own eurrency but printed elnn'eh bulletins znul lll'4JQ'l'2llllS to tinunee their dinner, shutting party, :infl National Vlerienl Tests. Nzuline Shaw wus the ez-r, :intl Bertini llzlx her riglit-liand girl. Opal Kerdus wus eleetecl tor tinunces und sect-etarial work. Clever lJl'0L1'l'f!YTlH weve hezuled by Put Thompson. The t'onmtereinl Vlub uttenclefl the Future Business Leaders of Amerieu t'onyention ut the college April 9. As ai part of the eonvenltion the girls visitecl The Willtxl'ltlll Courier where they leairneci how the l'ront page was 1 r-intel als well us the eomies. Next yizn' when these girls ure trying their hands at real business, another group ot' girls will be having' peppy mliseussions, tasty lunch- eoiis. eomposfng ezitehy bulletin boards, plus plenty of fun. 62 CAMERA KIDS 171i1'11, 211111 i1's 2111 ov111'! 191-11111 SCll1ClIl1JC1' 111 M215' 1111- 1111-111111-1's 111 11111110111 1711111 1'2llD1l1l'011 111ci1' l2111g11i11g' l'1ZlSS11I2111'S i11 poses 3111111 211111 112111. Joo A111111 1111111 011211110 21s p1'osid1e111g 131111 P10110 s111'v1-11 21s vim-- p1'0si11c111g J1-111'y S1lO2lI'CT', HS sec1'01211'V- -11111 E11 Ueillov -1s 11-1-'1s111'111'. Q , L I 7 1 f I'1'11g1'21111s 1'111' 11111 21c1ivi1y pc1 i1111 n1ec1i11g's were 1112111111111 1111's1' s1111111s- 11-1' by B12lI'1211lll21 S2111t1e11. E1l101'12l1ll1Tl0ll1 21i11s were s11pp1i1'11 by 11111 1+121s11111111 K11112111 Co. i11 1119 1'111'n1 of movies, slides, 211111 i11s11'111212'1111s. T1111 11l'OfI1'1lIIIS p1'11vi111111 11s1'f111 11111111y 111s1ps 211111 were w1'l1 1'01'0iv011. .1110 A111111 211111 2121011 I1i11111'0, 111111111' 1110 11i1'111:1i1111 111' Miss N11-1s1-11. 1111112111111 1111111's 1115 w111'11 to 1110 21111111211 s1211ff. They s11c111e11 1111 1121v1e 11111-11 1721112111 111 21 v'i1'i1111s 1fy1:11--1'21m111'21 111 f11211'k1'01m1, 1121I'k1'01,1r11 111 21111111211 211111 11211'k Z1Q'i11ll, 11111 21s 1111: yQ2lI'1J001i was c11111p1c1e11 il 111-se1'1'i11g os1-111111 was 1'o111111, Miss Ni111s1111, 1110 11211'11-w111'11i11g sp1111s111' 111' 1111- 'i11ill11l'1'2l Ki11s. 1'11p111'11111 11111 SI11'11lQ' 111'1J11l'HY'I1 21s i111'11111i11g' 21 110111 f11'ij1, 1'11111p11'111 wi111 s211'11 111111-111-s 211111 1:21111c1'21s, 211111 2111 ex11i11i1i1111 01' 11111 j'Cil1 S 1'L'!Sl111S. Back Row: 11. llavis. M. 1'1l'Hllf1l'S, U, H2-1'111-rt, WV. 1il1ffI'1f1g1', G. Haf211'. D. .11-11s1-11, NV, 1'12111s1-11. Third Row: 1l.S111ill1 H. Sflllll, M. 14'111'1l, 15, F1'111111, E. C1-i111-y, J. S111-2-11'1-11', Miss Ni111s1-11. Second Row: li. H21s11i11s, VV. L21F21v1'1'. 17. 1. M1111-1'. K1 5211111-11. M. H2lQ.fbll'. ii. 1i11'11w11. 111. Blair, 11. Carlson, Front ROWS B. P1l'l'l'E', D, Rikvr. C. Fi11'11-y. Not ill D11'1lII'1'I J, Hi1I111'1 .1. Apf1I. Wa! 61 1 'E' Back Row: U. D1111l1a1', F. Motry, D. Calvy, Mr. Hofslzld, 'I', Clawson. R. Ha11s1-11. H. S1-1111, P. l'11111'11, J. S1-r11k1'. Mid e Row: J. li1'1111l, S. H1-z11's1. B. N1-ilse-11. li, B11ys1-11. J, R11l1v1'ts, U. lQ1'1111i1'k. Front ROW: J, Ca1'1'11ll, H. Ma1'1111. E. Ho xlilll. H. Iil1-11f1-1: li. llfklllf. li. T111'111-1'. MASTERS CDF THE LAB lf, wh1-11 Willlillljl' ll11'1111g'l1 The lllN'Vt-'I' hzlll this y0:11', y1111 1lv1e1fl1-1l Il sI1'1111g'11 11111113 l'lilSlIlllg1' light, 111' 1Jxpl11si1111 1:11111i11g' l'1'11111 the S1211-11110 1lt'IJill'lIIll1lll. ii was p1'11l111l1ly 21 1111-111l1111' 11f thv Alpha lglllfl Kappa ill' XVlll'li. llv wus, 11111l1111l1t1-1lly, p1'11pz11'i11g' his p1'11j111-1 lllll' Tho S1-1111106 :ls- s1-111l1ly, thc l'wEIll' of S1'i1'111-1- , 111' The J1111i111' Al'2lLl0Illy 1116 S1-1611111 l'1111x'1111Ti1111. 'I'h11s1- zlvfivitivs, :1l1111gz' with the 1'11g11l111' tfllllb 111111-ti11gs, w111'1- 11l:11111111l illlil lllilllllil by The eX01'11T1V11 1-111111111111-11 1-11111p11se1l 11f XIV. H111'st:11l. sp11111s111-1 H111'11l1l Kll'Dl.t'I', p1'11si1l1-1111 l+lI:11111- H1.1fs1:11l, 1'i1'11-p1'1-S1111-111g 4i111'1l1111 fl1':1111, s1.-1-1'111z11'yg :1111l H:11'11l1l M:11'1111, 1111215- 111'1-1'. 111111 l111111l1'111l g'1111.4is 1'11g1isl111'1-1l flbl' Tho l+':1i1' 111A S1-111111-11 . This 1-111'11111'z1g'1-.l llll' 1fl11l1 111 1111-l111l11 the llilll' as :111 Elllllllill 1111-111. 'l'l11-1'111l11 s1111l1111Ts 111 1111-1l11l11g'11t11111 l111'A. li, lx. 111111 1111' TW11 1l:1ys wlilu 1-l11l1.s l'I'lllll llllflllgllllllll l11w:1 111 Tho -l1111l111' .X1'z11l11111y lll' H1'li'Il1'l' 111' l1111':1 l'11111'1'11li1111 l11-l1l 111 l :1i1'l'i11l1l. lflxhihils wore1l111111111sl1':1'101l 1111- 1l111' 1l11- S1-1'111i11y Ill' I'1-Il11w svivrlflsfs, vssuys w1'1'11 1'11:11l. :1111l I1-1-111111.-4 lY1'l'l' l111:11'1l. .XS El 111-s11ll 111' th1- IIlt'IlllJl'l'SY 11ff111'1s, 1l11- A. ll. K. f'fl1lllll'llll llll'l'1' 11111 111' lllllll' Sll1J4'I'l.1l' 1'z11i11g's 1111 vsszlys :1111l 111111 11l' Tho lw11 Sll- 11111-i111's g'iv1111 l'111' 1-l11l1 1'xl1il1ils. ll:11'11l1l Kll'l1ll'0l' i!lI1l lqlillllll Il11l'sT:11l w1-1'1- 1-l1'1-1f111l 111111 l11'11.411l1111l :1111l SOI'I'l'lill'j', 1'1's11c.'I1v.l.x', l.11 ll11' -lllllltll' 1'x1':l1l1'111V. 60 CCDME WHEN THEYRE CALLED ,M ,X v f M .,Ei q:sg,. 1 ' T. fi. 'z-' WIFI ' -',.-: .W '?':a1' ' ' .5f'IQE-14 .SW , A 'fig M Q l Mr, l'ez-'t's office girls: Mrs. Hoon-r, li. St:-ffm-n, Miss Haus.-n. ll. l,zm:rm'l4, IX Harm-1l, li. Svulwv. S, Ullmur, 2. liusi- ss offivv girls: C. Anclvrs, li, llax, A, I.:1rsn-u, il. l,ilrr:nrizsns: Y, flolmsun, II. K. Nlillw, li, 4iml1'1':-y, li. 51111-9-ulwvl. V. raight, J. Billings, Mrs. Ash. 4, Miss lluug vuunts Am-livity l-'uml. .1 Ililn-uriuns put finul tum-In un lnmli 4l1xpl:iy 6 Mr. Sta,nul'd's uffim- girls: Mrx. .lum-s, 0. lim-ralus, li. Mlllfursl, J, Wultlmr, J, Arllnur, .l, Slmffur. 59 MACT WHEN THEYRE SPGKEN TCD, s ss fu-wh hungry flnnu-S. 2, Nw-In and .lohn 411-livx-1' tln- goods. Il. L1-I G4-m'g'v mln H. 4. SIIUXYIIIHII Xvls, Uurlis 4-4 lnsmls Hn- 1-urns-l'. li, Huh! 7. I lmx'4-Ars hy Illllgilk H, liyrnsvnps- stu-4-lvm' sails uw-1' nssm-nulfly, EJ. Im l pass. nmnitm' IH 4--v tin' pwtty girl, Rom-nn-! ll, Morning brm-nthvr. 12. Arxnistivv taps. 58 WCDRKSHOP Alnlny lin-wstm-V , . Hlzlim- llufstaul R1-Y. DV. l'l:u'p1-1' . . lialylvn Hufnl' 'IH-4l4ly Iirmxwln-1' .. .. Hurry Fislull' 0l'l'iw-r liruplny ., ., l'l1il Uilllllll'l'tlil Offis--Ar lil:-in ., Stun Vzlllllulll-I1 Nlaxrllm Iirn-wsu-1' . 1l:1.1'y licmynl lilzlillw llurpl-1' ..,.. . Nzlnvy N1'l'uy lllurtinlu-1' lim-uslm-1' .. .. William Olson Mr, llilllm ...,..,. .,.... l Dun l.yn4-lx ,luuulllml lim-wxtn-1' .. .. llnrrlun linln-rts Dr, liilxmlm-ill . ., XYill:1r1l Hunsl-ll llt'l'iwr 0'll:1l':1 ... ,.. Dam l,ym'll Ili:-utvnsml lhmn--y . .. .ll-rry 1':m'roll Nlr. 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Wzivzx 'l'1'um-ll THE SHOT Vxnnllmlmws ......,......,, Mary lluyll Vuunt .. .. llul'ry lfisln-1' hvrxnlll . .. 4':u1'l'nl lluwull Nilviu .. .. llulwlull Ruhr-l'1s 'lvllllil' xvlm sm-1'w-ll :ls Illl'llllilll'S nl' flu- slugv r'row for um' or lllUl'P ol' llul- pl-rl'm'ln1:nm'4-s um-rm-: l'l'll1' Smith, H:l1'lu:11':1 Nvill mn, Vllllllli' lirmuivli, liital l.:ll1gsIu1v, NlIll'lilllllIl Hllllllllj .Imln xl'llll1I', Sllillvy Pl'fl'I'FtllI, livvn-1'ly Klum-r, fll'l't1'lll'll Hl'2llllll2lll, l,4-no1'4- l,llllQl'4lL'k, lin-mln Gsyllflw-y, lJHl'HllllX' HIIIISPII, Nlilflllll Hall'- nvtl, H4-ln-nv l7l-lnliillggvlg Wzuvn Tl'lllIl'll, f1Ilfll0l'llll' lJlllllHlI',DUllQ1f limmll, 1':1r1ml Swlmllvr, Yvnnm- l'e-lvxsurl. :xml lNl:1l'g:1rvt Hmm-. vw -' 1 - v ll'l'lllIll'lIlllS NYl'I'l' Holm turns, lullgvllm- l,l'lllllllll, :xml Ilnllg' lirzxmll, .luv .Xpll-I Illlll Hull Svull sl-l'x'n-fl :ls light mln-l':1tu1's. 'l'lw l.lilltHYlllQ' girls nnrluwl un nmlu--up lllllll'l' flu' 1li1's-vlinn uf' l'unni+' li1'univli: Alillf' lirzmlle-s, H11-tvllvll lil'2llIlll2lll, -lllilll NIUIIIIIUII, Hlll'lHlI'2l Nvilsnll, llunnu l.:lrlg'slmx', Xl:ll'i:1m l'lll'lSfl2lII' wn, H0wl:l fQ4l1ll'I'K'.Y, Ill-Ivnv ll1'lllilll,Ql'l', livvlyll Sivpc-rt, Sllfilll I,n-4' Y:nrvlm. Plllll lin-vm-rlvx' Klum-r. llIllll'Il Mus' Smith :wil-ul :ls llirm-vim' ul' pmpvx'livs. 'I'l11msl' who lY1ll'lit'4l with lwr ul-rw lhmuil lnxlugslmv, licx'0l'ly Musa-r, l:ll'll2lI'll I,1'f4'l'S1'lI, N:1m'y llrms, llllfl ,lu Hflllllllll. 1. Illlvnllnsl rn' llmwllnyf 2, An lmlll' lu-low .-Xrsl-1111- . 3l.l,1ullts, f'l1l'- xins, ilvlllllll -l. Nm l'l1unny 4 J, Hu- nam lmuml and mil-tl-rlninnxl, DRAMA NYin'tiwr if in' nvfing, il2lillIllI'l'i!I,EI nails, slapping on nlnkv np, or S4'llI'I'Yillg llfllllilti to finll p1'u1nsH, Iillyillll? who is intvr hinwl at it in the vslvml in 4iY'2lIIllliil'S has zu vlizillm- to try his 1 Ilrznnzi Wurkslmln. This YPIII' Thr n'ux'ksimp IlI'l'I?2ll'4'4i in 'nun thu 'l'hm-spizlns, :l nzntiunnl honnr iI'llf1'I'lllfV for hugh svlnml ilrznnm students. In niwh-r ln iM'1'UIllt' Rl nn-nilwr ui' thv 'iiilQ'SIbi2lllS, :in imlividllzii has ' workshur tu Ilt'1Illll'1' tvn nr num- points hx' p:1l'In-iputinli in thc I , , . . . 1 Ihm' 1n:1ln il4'l'UlIlI!ilSilllIt'lliS ni tho iJl'2llIlIl XXnrksi1up fur The vm-:lr nwrm- thx- pros- z ' ' ' 'H 'A: ' NQllililllll of fhm thiu onn ut plux. u vvinhe-'2U: 1: ls: v' fr V , 's' 1 1 2-'J n Nu . .JY 3.1, . I ini l, thc iiglllh ii X1 inn unl Oli Inu I+ Illflly IH, IU, :xml EM, :inml l'llil'I'illg' 'l'hv Shut in tha- low: 1 - 1 - i 11V Ilruinxx lulxiolw-lnvv. Mrs. ifnfh G. .Mlzulismi wus the- 4li1'm-vtrn' fur :iii nt' tha plalvs Willit' Mr. .lrunn-s llnv zu-I1-il :is fe-vi1n11'zni 1ill't'1iilll'. SUBMERG-ED Dunn . .. Huh Srntl Shaw .. ,... Dun liynvh lirirn- ..... .. l'hii l'mnau'utzl Mm'AmIri-ws , . . .Iiln Wixsnn Nahh ..,.. .. ..... Md Uhristic- lm'g'snn ....,... ..... ' l'nn1 Knfrnn Studi-nt llirn-4-tm' ,. .. Slain Vun Hnnvn BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE H4-sri-r ..,,..,.........., Ds-lor:-s Anrunil Christie- linird .. ,,.,.. .lo Hull Limiu in-siiv ,, ... Mary Hnyii Dunn Rnp:-rt .. . . , Nzinvy Mrl'oy iillilvllt Dire-1-lor , . . Uullvvn lim-rin-rt, SHOCK OI' HIS LIFE Wilhnr Mnxwvll .. . . Vi'il1a1rd Hansen Mrs. Mnxwvll . . . .... .loan S4-rokv Mr, Mnxwz-ll ., . . .luhn Hans:-n lie-tty lmn ,. .... lim-vm-riy Fay lfnnnio- .... . Liana- lilirhridgz-' He-rrnin s .,..,.. .. liili Ms-rnvr Sill4il'llf Dir--1-tnr . . . Arlvnv Imlwvil .Jn Huh Vnrtis sn-rvwl :ie sfugn- ln:1l::1g.1'Q-1' fm' thv rw i. lirn-11 awaits il--:ith in-lun' tin- sin. 2. A tn-nsv nnnnn-nt ln .L Am-n't wa- :ii-vilsf 4. iiiwxmtvi' Iwusnlns-, 5, Fast of Illil lien-v und :1 l'illiilYAl'. -ning. 'l'In- Shut 4'.-hx:-viiv uni A FLUTE AND A DRUM On April 3 many youthful aspirants traveled to lndependeuee for the distriet musie contest and returned packed with laurels in solos and ensembles. First plaee winners were: Dan liyneh, eellog Justin Nelson, tuba: Harry Fisher, pianog Jim Heskett, saxophoneg Carol Sc-haller, eornetg Jack Dilley, baritoneg Gordon l'aSebult, baritoneg brass quartetg brass sextetg and clarinet quartet. These musicians went to the state eontest at Vinton where the first three eontinued their winning' streak, making them eligible tor the super slate eon- test at Boone. In the fall, it one went to the nearest window he would hear the inarehing' band giving' torth a snappy tune on its Way to the football field To organize a new program for the next home game. This band, led by Natalie Handrup and her eorps of high-stepping majoreittes, added inusieal eolor and pep to the football games, putting on many an amusing and inspiring' program while the teams took a breather between halves. At every basketball gznne and pep meeting the pep band gave the c-rowd added enthusiasm and spirit to back the team. Every year the marching' band is invited to the Band Jubilee in Waterloo in May where all the bands of northeast Iowa get together in a gala day 'ot' parades and eoneerts. 1. Orehestra strings: N. Slnnnway. P. Guyer, D. Lynch, A. Lnngzskov. 2. Loyalty Song, 3. High-struttinp,:. high-stepp Natalie. 4. Living Letters. Down the field. li. Classy Inajorettes: N. Hanrlrnp, N. Allbee, NV. Trnnl-ll, E. Crossley. A Haffa. M. Madsen. U, Dunbar, B, Slum, B. Godfrey, C. Herbert.. C. Cunnnings. 55 Back Row: Ruberts. Second Claude Smith. H, D1111ki11g:111'. G. Grunt, Mr. K1111p:sl1z11'k, J, Nelson, J, Hi1l111'1-, B. M111'111-1', Dllk Ly111h Row: 11' p1..t,.1,. lg. 'pm-m.,-l H. Smith, J, H1-mln-tt, D1-1111 lil'l'5l!I'1'll. N. 'I'apIi11, V. Ul1'i1-h, 113111 S 1 1 Casybolf, ,I, Dillpy, M, Bl11i.1', U. Fi11111-y. Front ROW: Dz111 I.y111't1. M. ll:1:1s.11. J. Watt:-lx. J. M11,1'1111e::111. I N11 11111 S1-l1allPr. HEY, DIDDLE, DUM! FPOIII the 21u11it111'iu111 ev111'y 111111'11i11g' first p111'i11-11, 1-1111111 the strzliits of everythillg t'1'11111 El 111a1'1:h to fl 1111111111 as p1'1m1l111-1-11 by the t'. I . H. S. C011c111't billlfl. The baml, 111111111 tt 1111 1111111 1li1'111fti1111 ot' Mr. K0llg'SlJ2ll'k. got, off to il fast start by el111'ti11gg' 11t'ti1'111's. IJz111 l1y111'h was 01111-t111l Dl'6S'ld-0111, with Uilftll S1-hz1ll111', V111--p1'0si1l111t. 211111 Hill AI01'Nl'l', se1w1'et:11'y-t1'0:1s11r'e1'. U11 -ltlllllillj' Iii, tl11- 11111111 gives its first 1'11111-f11't 111 1-011j1111f'ti1n1 with the 111'1'l111st1':1. H0011 will 1011145 w1'1'0 111:11l1- to the g1'z11l11 svhools Ellltll il si111ilz11' llllll' was s1fl11'1l11l111l lhlbl' May. Hey, cliddle, dum! Wwe fi D The flute and the drum, W Majorettes strufted to the tune: The crowd all liked To see such sport, ,,,,,q And the show went off with a lnoomf 4 9 W. -In W f 1 WW' 1 CDF SIXPENCE Back Row: H, H1-:11-st. I.. ll4Plllll'N. IC. l'l11fs1:11l, ,l. S1-rulu-, Z. M4-l111'111', M. lsnyd, Fourth Row: 15. liwys,-11. S. liiuxtn-1', li. R1-11i111.:1-1'. U. 1'11111- 111i111:s. 11. l51':11111ia111. ll. Smith. Tllird ROWI Ii. I.11sl1l11:111. li. l'i1-1'4'.'. l'. F1-11111-11-1'. A. Milli-1'. Nl. l'l2l1Lill', ID. -i1'111111. Miss Hughi-s. Seccud ROW! ll. lilllfll, N. M1-sw:11'l1. J. xlA'lIlIl1'II, li. 'l'1-1111111-. Nl. 1'l11'is1i1111 s1-11. l'. S111i111. First Row: ll. I11111- l.111, VV. llunsn-11, ll. li1':1l11lI. N. All- I11-1-, S. 111111111-1', D. 3I:11l1s .I lI:1l! llllll' girls' s1x111 lllll I1-ws' 111121111-1, z1111l sw- 'l'l11- l'11ll11wi11gg' 2111111-1111-fl z1.s v111111-s1 s11l11is1s: llfll s11l11is1s. :1ls11 111-1'1'111'1111-il lllbl' il 1111111I11-1' 111' Sopranos: -I11 Allllt' Kyl1l, ll11llll21 l1:111g'slu1x', 1l11-1-111111111111i1y's1-iviv g'1'111111s. A l'i1'11-c-11-111i111111- 3l:11'ily11 Al1l1lSt'll. MCZZO-S013-T81U0SZ lh-x'1-1'ly I1111:11l1-:1s1. 1li1'1-1-1ly lll'llIll 1l11- s1111li11s 11l'S1:11i1111 lll4'll1'III. -1111111 N11I'1lly. l'lYl'lyll Sic-111-1'1. C0n13r3.1- lxWWI,, was LI'lY1'll l1y 1l11- six1'l1 111-1-i111l 'KV' 13052 Sl1i1'l1-.V llllIlll1'l'. vl11illl S1ll'11li1', ll111'1'i1-1 11,,,1,- Q1-1,1111 H111i1l1. Baritonesi llllllgl' 111-:1111l1. llwylllll' .Xs 1X111'il Z5 :111111'11:1vl11-l s1-ssi1111s l'11l' 1'11llll'Sl liI 11XVll, li1IlJ l'i1-1'1-1-. Basses! IJ1111 lllllllilll, J11l1:1 s11l11is1s w1-1'1- l'11IlllIl1lll, 111111 1l11- v111111-s1 s1-l1-1-- ll:111s1-11. Nxlllflllfl ll:111s1-11. ll1llls w1-1'1- Ililllllllll 11l211'll1'1i1l 111 Nl1ss llug llc-s 1111111-. 'l'l11- 1-ll'1111s 111 Nlis llll' ,flu-s :1111l 11111 ' 1 -1'1- 11111 i11 Yillll ll1lNXkY1'l' 4111-1-11:11-l11-cl 11111-111 s11l11is1s ' ' ' 1 U..h1 '1,f 1 F . lmys' 11ll2lI'l1'l. l 1v1- llll 1l11-s1- l'2iQ'1'l' 1-111111-s1:1111s 111 l'i1's1s :11 llll' 11111si1- ' , . . 1 1-111-1-. wl111-l1 gnu llllllll 1l11-111111111'1l11111v 111 1'11llI l US 11111- ill 1l11-s1z111-1--11 1 53 Sophomore Quartet: 11. 11111111-, N. N11-sx1111'l1. S. Y111111g', W. l.:1l :1x'1'1-. artet: ll, lil'z1111l1. K. l.4-l1- lllilll, ll. l11111l:111. W. ll:111s1-11. Back Row: M. hlsulsvn. H. NY11l'k- man, K. Nmwlly. G. 1'rowstun, Y, P+-- If-VMH1. J, Kyhl, Fourth Row: Y. Svhmiwlt. X. Hamlrup. J. Xnrvlly. NV, 'l'rllnm-H, A. Uruw, Third ROW: Il. l.angskov, l,. Smilh. .l. Wallzu-v. M. Millvr, S. Ym1n:, V. Hain-nir'hl. SeC0l1d Row: D. 'I'l14'ks'r, G, Nitrh- 1-II. H. I5a1'm'tt. 15, hYifll'l'l1. NY. Inu l nx'1'1-, l', l'allml':1tz1, Front Row: N. hlvihny, li. l'41lxl'f. H, Sivpvrl. li, M1-llm-nl, H. l'lz1f:1r. H. lmlunzln. .l. Ilanm-n. Ahsm-nt: J. HHrrim,:t1m. H. Hrnw ll. ' SING A SONG .-X l'0Yk'I'Sl' ul' usual UIIISSIWIHIII lH'lN'l'4llll'O ww- A Cllliil' pL'vsvl1tcd lllllilCI'UllS puhliv pulmm 1'IlI'l'il'1l mn in :1l'iv1'xmun lllllSi1' vlussvw VVIIIN 2l!I1'l'S. wus thu om- llIlIl0l'1lllli1j' in whivh wlmlvntx' H A ' H ' 1 vollhl 4'xm-wish tlN'il' vuvzxl vhmwls. HW WWII lmmmn UI UW lllzllllisglvlllh N X ww all lhv Ifirsi Mvflmwiisi 1.'lllll'l'li ww NM K11Tlll'l'iW' IIUHIWS WIN WHS IWW 14' Us sum-.I hy this group. .Xi tho 2lllHll2ll VIIIIN II . this YUEIII svrvvml in thv cuupzxviiy nl' 1hrm- nr. p,.t,g,.m,, 11,0 girls, Svxim. HN. lmyy qui! Duc tu hm' h1:my huurs llr1JIlfil'll1 I3I'Ill'Th'0 :xml :mil fum. mloists pm..-m.1m,ll with The Vw 4'H Y'1S PW WVU HN flmmi' iN f 'l'flY'2'l 1'1'l'T- MH' 4-Imir. This was thx- first 2lDD02ll'Zllll'ix ui Thx illilil' :n'l':1vm-ml in Hs :ww rulws. In Utllljlllllillbll 1 HIP1llIN1I'l'lllllSiS1Il'iYl',HN'HAHCINII p xnlm-ml IIlllS1l' Ln' thv .VIUIUIIT hmlv Hn Nlmmh . k v ,. s 1. Q F '. .. . ' . ' '. .,Iw'. , Girls Sexteti .l. Iiyhl. J. Harring- ton. B. Me-llvm, J. Hall, H, Sis-pa-1'1. Y. Othnn-r. Accompanists: Z. Haff- nar. H, Smith. N. Mvffrly, M. Thri- stiansvn. LCDST AND CRCDWNED Delwes Kell - if 5 '- .A 'fxaxkx J. J chile I-IOMECOMERS SEE il'l1'lJ1I1 the l1l:1zi11g l11111fi1'e 1111 tho night lJ0l.OI'll to tlw 111111-1111's pri'- si-11tz1ti1111 :it thc z11't01'-55211110 mlzuicv, tl10 1947 l'10Illl't'UIll111Q' 011 fJt'10lN'1' 17 was 1119 must 6'X1C1lSlV0 of rvce-11t yv:11's. l'11tlv1' the s11pv1'1'isio11 111' the Stmlent 1+'111'11111, 11111 1Jl'0Q,'1'2!11l was t'1l1'1'll'1l out hy elffic-iv11t f:0111111itt0Qs. l+'0sti1'ities C0'IlllIl0lll'0fl '011 Tl111I'S- 1l:1y l'V01ll11Q with the usual lmmitirc 1'0pl:1vml hy 21 lllll1'0 l:1visl1 spw- t:1c-le. T110 twclw-foot lotte-rs l'. F. , lz1lm1'iously dug' i11 the vz10z111t lot oust wtf tho gym Zlllll fillwl with oil-smilwil oxoolsiw. lvlaxerl i11 :1 l-1-illia111t 1J01'1'tD1'II12l1l00. Tho snake 111111011 1011 the crowcl 1l0w11tow11 wlwre thc- cl11'e1'lc1:1fle1's took 0x'u1'. 1111 l 1'iflz1y Cl1'1l'I'1ll1tl1l l111'. lJ:1y's :11lvz111c'vml spvvvli vlziss P1'l'S0ll1l1ll its o1'ig'i11z1l plaiy, Lost 111111 fl1'0WllOtlll with 111111s11:1l sr-ript illltl S1ilQJ,'l11Ql'. T110 t'il111IlX was 1110 1-1'11w11i11g' ul' llulimis 'Kelly :ls fll1'0l'1l tlllll tl10 pri-sc11t:1tio11 uf l101' 11tt0111lz111ts. 11111151-ti11111 g1'21tll1i110S, Miss Mziy lgtitiiti. '99, 211111 Miss 81111111 Hz111si-11, '90, wvx-0 1111111111-il with l'1PI'S2lL.!l'S :li thi' Il1'0Qfl'illIl. lA2l1'0l' thvy puiirvfl :lt thc 211111111111 teal. 'lllll' l1'z1rlitio11a1l t'm1tl1:1ll 51211110 tu1'11c-ml out to 111- :1 1'l1g.l'Q.l'01l vmitvsl i11 which tl11- '1'igg'0rs wore- ilvfoatwl hy New H:1111pt'.1111. Htl1lll't'111l1l1I1I 11l'ti1'i:1lIy enalwl witl1 the clziuve held i11 the gym, Wl101'C Z111U1l1C1' 01:111- u1':1tu p1'og51':1111 was p1'1'sL'11terl. The 1OI'1Q1lIlEll purpose ut' Htb1I1t1l'li11llllQ' was e111pl1z1siz1w1 at the spc-cial f1111ctio11s given to honor past graflii- zitus. Yes, this was :1 H'lJ1l10COI11l11g' long to be 1'e111e1r1be1'ed. 1. 47-28-21. hiki-1 2, 1,t'3l1llfS, IHlpC'U!'!1. lmtrlogs for thc' fans, Zi, Offiviail rnnsultation in Football Follis-s uint. 5, l 1'111ini11v ffiotball, 11. H4-1' IllZljl'S1y and l11di1'S-il'l'VK'1l111l1K. 7. Jivin' Jorgy. 8. Glockl-xispivl melodies. There once was a high school That stood in a towng With all its activities Its name Was renown. Ye 13 'iv ,- Q4 4 Q Y W' fw G I' GJ 98606 0259 X GJ Q99 L ca si J I X H v ga 5,3 U ff 2. X A , . ..' WWE! A W of -1-WVR? X a iu ff , 9' '-9-4 if -A 'Q fl ,tidy 4 -f f ffff W, ff , f is is wx MQ, X x vb, Vx . Mn R X! f f A P9-Q , AROUND THE CINDER PATH The shortest sport at Cedar Falls High is track whieh lasts ap- proximately four weeks. Mr. Rabey also eoaehefl this sport. anil set a list of regulations for each eanrlirlate to follow in order to he well- trainenl for his particular event. Several lettermen were baek from last year's team along with many outstanding newcomers, High Jump: Claire Simpson and VVillarfl Hansen. Broad Jump: Billy Kelly and Bruce Turner. Dashmenl Bruce 'illlI'1l01', Frank Motry, Lyle Grooters, ansl Bob Priest. Middle Distance Men: Claire Simpson, Willarml Hansen, .lohn Hansen, Bill Merner, and Siam Young. Distance Man: Laverne Baker. Discus: Ed Ceilley, Jerry Pint, and Gary Loshnian. Shot Put: Gary Loshman, Jerry Pint. Relay Teams: Frank Motry, Willarcl Hansen, Bruee 'llIll'lli'l', .Tohn Hanson, Duane Thomas, Billy Kelly, .Tim Macon, Bill Merner, Stan Van Hanen, Dean i56l'ggl'Cl1, and George Nelson. Hurdles: Jim Macon. Schedule of Meets Vtlest VVaterloo-there Charles City Relays Marion Relays Vinton R6l2ly'S7iL'IlifllliX'C Teachers Relays Clarion Relays-tentative T. C. H. S.-there Northeast Iowa, Conference Meet 1. Get setl 2. Watch our dust! 3. Limber up, men! 4. Neek an' neck in the home stretch Back Row: Coach Valcnta, J. Mully, D. Lau, D. Jensen, K. Mooers, R. Wcssels, J. Shearer, A. Wmght Front Row I Bloch, B. Weltz. D. Caley, J. McGrew. B. Frohn, R. Clasen. SPARKLES FROM THE DIAMCDND With the coming of spring baseball started at Cedar Falls High. This year Coach Joe Valenta had several lettermen to build his squad around. They were Dick Caley, shortstopg Bob Frohn, third baseg Don Bloch, right-fielder or pitcherg Don Perkins, left-fielderg Ed Ceilley, centerfielderg Alan Wright, catcherg and Bill Weltz, first baseman. Other outstanding prospects included Jack Mully, star pitcher on last yearfs Legion team and Jean McGrew, second baseman. Boys who reported for practice each night were Dwight Tollefson, centerfield- erg Bob Ulasen, second basemang Keith Mooens, shortstopg Hayes Harned, first basemang Jack Jacobsen and Ralph Wessels, third baserneng Duane Jensen, pitcherg and Don Lau, left-fielder. Game West VVaterloo here .... April 16 Schedule Sectional Semi-Finals. . . May 12 St. Maryis here ........ April 23 Sectional Finals ........ May 13 Orange there ..... April 27 District Tournament ...May 15 Hudson here .......... April 30 District Semi-Finals .... May 17 East Waterloo here .... May 5 Waverly tentative ..... May 17 Sectional Tournament ..May 8 District Finals ......... May 19 Orange here ........... May ll East Waterloo there .... May 20 Hudson there ........,. May 21 Th 0 Illiljlll' lK'll9l'lll9ll for wrestling zirv: fllilllllt' Smith, Rogvi-1' llam- Hllll. Hnrolwl lilvpfvr. Pvlc Rose,Russ l+'ullhl'ig'hf, :mil Jwilm Billings. Dziviel livclclml-cf, Del Corwin, and Bob Rath zippezxreml as zillcrmitvs lm' tho mzitnivn. X NlllllIll2ll'y of lhv scures follows: Individual CF 95 fllillltlil Smith ... .. S 21 105 Rogvi' Hzlllseli . . . . .. 49 5 ll!! Hzirolml lilvpfcl' ,, ... 20 16 H8 l'0'rv llosv .... .. lT 3 R23 Hull Rulwrls .. .. 0 8 l29 Russ l+'ullln'ig'hT ..... 33 10 135 lil-rvvyn J0llllS0ll .... 5 33 I45 Rim-liarml Morgoiisen.. 0 14 155 Noriiizm Durns ...... U 18 lli5 lion lilovh .... .. 5 13 llwf John Billings .. .... ll 6 Us 551218 Russ K.-is nu- Chu-k .-,1 wing . 2. He flies through fm- im . . za. VVliu.t ai l'l'X'IllllllLf dn-V1-luplm-lxtl ti. Put it un, Russl Team Opponent Uelwcin .. ...... 23 Osage .... .... 3 2 Waverly . . . . . 28 Osage .. 41 flresvo .... .. 32 Dzivvliport . . . . ISU T. lf. High .... .. 16 New Hziniptou .... 22 Wzix'c1r'ly ...... . . 18 New Hampton .... 25 Ulm-i011 .... ., 30 5 59? The Ustrctche-r :mans curtains. 4. The Ca x 45 -.... 1 ...,i.. ,, M , Y ,M 1 , ws nach Ralwy, J, Billings, D, Blnvii, N, Durns, R. hvltll'L.f1'lIN1'll, B, .luh11so11, R. Fiilllwiglit, li, Ruln-1-ts. l'. Rnsv, ll, Ixli fer, R. Hansvn, C, Smith, MATMEN BATTLE GDDS As tho g.L'I'2lpplPl'S startvtl their worlmiits in lJt't't'IIllJt'I', thv spirit that was to liuck 21 lUllQ'llSl'21Stlll :tml he-lp 111111 of thc tK'2llll tu place in tho stutv l0lll'll2lllll'lll l'2lll higli. xvlltlll thc tlllill Ill1't?l svsismi gut 11111lvrw:1y. tho ligflitiiig 'l'ig'1-rs wvrv tDllTl'l2lSSl'tl in must wc1ig.a'l1tsl1ytl10 puwor lltDllS0 lt'llS l'ro111 srlitmls suvh :ls llsslgo, l'r1-si-11 C'-18 Slilllf clizimpsj, ll2lVUllDlIl'l, :mtl t'l:1ri1111 twlrfviitliiig' Cllilllllhil. The liigliliglitsol' thv sczismi wt-rr El two-point tlct-isiuii lay Uvlwt-iii, El 1'ex'011g'1- I8-:ill tint with NV:1V0rly. :111-.l 21 3333 tu ltiti-.111111-iiig1+t l'.t'. High. l11 spitool'4lr11l1lri11g'sz1t tht' hzimls ot' 11111111 0X1M'I'll'Ilt'l'll wrvstlvrs, tiirst-yt-:lr IIll'll ill21lltl0SIlllTll. llvrwyii Julilisoii, :tml Rich hltil'g'C'Il- svn lu-pt up tho spirit :tml whvii thvy l'.:st.tl1vy wont tluwii St'l'2lPPlllQ.l'. lluwvvvr, li.1g'v1' H:111sv11 :tml Russ l 11lll1rigl1t t'Illl'I',2'l'tl 0lllSlillltllIlLl'. Nvitlivr lust 21 tluzil 111014 111:1t1'l1 :ill yvur :mtl ttrggutlit-r thoy Zlt't'tllllllUtl l'tll'lll4ll'1'lllilll hzilt' that llllill train points. .Xt the N. li. lowzi 1'o11l'v1'1-l11'1- 'lltblll'llillll0lll :lt Xvw Hillllplllll, Vr- tlzir l :1lls iiiiislirtl lust in il vlust-ly g'l .111pe1l tit-lil ut' six twims. A first hy Ruggi-1' H:111s1-11, il t'z1ll :intl El s1-1-mul hy Russ l 11llhrig'l1t, :1111l thirtls hy Hxirulel lilvpltfr :mtl l'11to Rush guivet thv 11121111 tilt-ve-11 points. ln tht- IHSAA tlistrit-t lUlll'll2lIlll'lll :lt l'1'1's1'u, 21 11411-isiw t'irst Ivy llIlll.st'Il :tml :1 thirnl lay Klm-pt!-I' put tho tt-:1111 Si'Vl'lIlll l.l'4llll thv tmp with six points. ll:111s1-11 was l't'tl2tI' l :1lls' I'l'Dl't'N0lll2lllVt1 at tht- 'stzitv niwt. 'dlllll' llillu lmttlc-il nut El tl1i1'1l plat-v lmvrth in tho IU5 ptllllltl 1-lnss to offi- viailly ciitl the svasuii. 44 1'l'112ll' l 'z1l1s .. ,. 232 111?l1'511Il111UW1l ... 523 1'w1:1l' 1 z111s ..... 2313 13.10110 ......... 42 1'om1:1l' Falls ..... 411 '11t'2ll'1l01'S 1115111 .. 2311 1'c-flzlr 1 z111s ..... 232 lml-:ls .M':1r1v1ny.. 215 l'x-m1:l1'1 :11ls ..... 41 XY:1vvl'1y . ,..... C3T 110112112 l :l11x .. .. 234 1'1vz1r' 1,:l1u- ..... 2323 4'l'l12l1'1'12l11N .. .. 3315 Vintml ........ . 41 Vwlxlr' l zl1ls .. .. 2351 Rust Wslfvrlnm .. 2323 11l'112l1' 1 :1I1s ..... 55 111-um':11l .....,. 45 Va-flzlr' 1 :l11s .. 232 '11l'1li'1ll'l'S High .. 2313 41l'112l1' I :11ls ..... 23T 1'11z1r1m-s Viiy .... 235 41l't12lI' I :ll1s ..... 2311 lmrzls Avzlrlvnny.. 2351 T053 TTT Individual Scoring' 1111111 113 11051 10 131-1, ,500 District Tournament 41t'112ll' I :111s ..... 235 M:1r's1l:l111'mx'r1 ... 239 1 l1 1 'l' I Nlully ...... .. TU 1313 1T23 15. '11U11l'1'SliIl .,. .. 54 215 1234 H. 'l'u111-I'sm1 ... .. 443 25 IIT 11IlllSl'Il ..... . 235 25 95 1'. Kll1,1'lDll ... .. 20 51 49 'l'v1'x'y .... ... 15 1U 411 1'inl .. .. 111 4 24 f':11vy ... .. 8 T 223 NNN-11x . S 5 21 'I'. KU1.1'll1l .. .. 4 fi 14 llunlup .. 4 2 IU l'1-i114-y 2 1 5 Major Lettermen 111l'l111 '1'o11v1'son 13111 W4-Hz Ilwigrht 'I'ulIv1'sm1 llim-k 11i21l'y Vw-il 11:llwrl1m'11I 'I'um Kn1'1'.m Jzwk Mully Ilzxln- 'l'vl'1'y 31111011 Hrmsvn 11011 llunlup ,. FROM THE TIGERS' DEN VARSITY SUMMARY 1'0412l1'1'1il11S ..... 41 U1,V.X ..... 23T 110112112 1911115 .. .. 3311 llikv ........... 423 Vvclzlr' 1 :111s .,... 213 Wvsi xXY2l1121'1Ull, , 2351 Vwlzxr- l zn11s .,... 235 1'1lZl1'11'.i Vity .... 232 110t12lI' l :1I1s .. .. 232 Wan-1'1y ....... 453 1'v.1:1l' 1 :1l1s .. .. 331 N1z1smx1'i1y ..... 45 Vmlzll' l :1l1s . . .. 338 U1-IW1-in ........ 523 1'm-flat' 14 :111s .. .. 231 1'I:1s1 XVi11l'l'1Uli... 230 -ln-l'1'y I ml 43 ACTICD HIGHLIGHTS LITTLE TIGERS' RESULTS Sophomore Basketball Squad The sophomores had a 'record of 9 Wins and 4 losses ifor the season and promoted two of their regulars to the varsity squad. These two were Jerry Pint and Tom Kofron, both centers. In- eidently, Milton Hansen, stellar guard on Coach Oberman 's val sity was also a sophomore. They grave evidence ot' excellent possibilities with superior shooti out the season. Bud Blair Hayes llarned Bob Priest Sam Young ng and :ball handling throng' Minor Lettermen Lyle Grooters Norman Meswarb Gary Robinetlte Gary Van Slyke Freshman Basketball Squad Freshman basketball was coached by Mr. Obernian, regular head basketball coach at Ce- dar Falls High, and had a season's record of winning' and losing' about the same number of games. They won 4 and lost 5, playing most of their ganies after school with Waterloo schools and other town nearby. Also they played a pre- lirninary gaine with West Waterloo and lost by a close margin ol' two points before the first lioras ganie of the season. Numeral Winners Billy Kelly Keith Mooers Dick Lynch Dick Petersen Dean Berggren El Jim Macon J ack Jessup Duane Thomas Bernie Ceilley Jean Mellrew don Tollefson 42 CUB STARS OF TCDMCDRROW .X1 V11111111 11111 11'111111w1111Q1 w1111k 1110 '1'111'111's 1'11z11'111111 il .5110 1111'1'011111g'11 1 F5 111 g1':111111s W1111 111111 111s1, NVI111 Z1 1'11'1111'y111'111'11111 1!11111,1:1ys,.1-1111 3.1. 111 1l1ll11111'1' 1111'1111f1' w1111'11 11111 '1'1g1'1's are 111131111111 111' p111111111f111g', El S11111'l1'S1111l111111.:' 1'11-1111 11111111 111111111-1 e11g'1J11 11111 El 41 111 311 v1111111'y over 111 11211' 11111118 lay s1-111'111g' 11ll'P0 111111-11 11:1s1c1-ts with loss 1111111 il 11111111111 111' l?11ly11lQ' 1111111 1'1'111:1111111g'. 111'11il1' 1 1111s 11111111111-11 1111 1'z11'111-1' s11f1s1111 w11111x'1-1'11111 l'l:1s1 v11il1111'11i1b '1'1-11,1z111s. 3111 111 321. 1101-1l1'1'1121111112111 1111 11lSp11'1'11 'l'. 1'. 111:1111, 3111 111 212. , , . , . . 'l1111 '1lQ'1'1'S 1'111S1'11 1111111' s11:1s1111 W1111 1w11 W11lS2l1111 il 111ss 111 I1111':1s .X1'1l11L'111.Y, 1111' 11-11111 111111 gzwc 1J11v1111p111'1 lJ101l1y 111'111'111111111 111 1111- s111111 111111'11:11111-111. 111 11111111-s z1g:1111s1 1111111'111s City 111111 1J111'111'z111, 1'1111z11' Fz111.a 111111 1l1'1l'1' 111:1y111g' il 1'111'y 2111111 111711111 111'11:1sk1'111z111, 1511111g' 1-111ss11'i11.1 11.1 El 1111111111- A s1'1111111 11l11l1l1'112lIll01l1 p1z1y.1'1-11:11' 11':111s 1'2l1'1'11 N1111's11:1111'1111'11, :1 11111111 111:11 111111 111-1111111111 11111 '1'1g31f1's V1-ry l11'1'1S1Y1'1y 1-:11'11111' 111 1111- s11:1s.111. A 111g'111y-11111111 1111111-111 1111111111 was 1A111'1'l'11 111 11111111- 111-s111-1'111111y 111 111'1f1'111111111 21 111-111111111 1111l111I'111lgJ,' 111111111' 1911118 111111111-1 111:11 W1111 11111 z11'111-111 S1lpIJ1b1'1 111' 11111 1':111s 111 11111 111111111- 111'1P1Ill'. 'l'1111 '1'1gr1'1's W1'1'l' V1-ry 1-11111 11111 1111111' S11-11z11' 1'1g'111111g1 sp11'11 1i1'I31 11111111 111 1111- 111111 111111111 1111111 1111- 11111211 111111. Back ROW: ll. Wray, 1., 11r1-1-111-, 11, Davis, 11. Yun Slykv, S. Young, 11. 1iKl1P1Yll'11l', 11. 1ir111111-1's, H. Hr11'111-11, N. M1 111111, li. 11111112 Second Row: 1'I. N11-1':11111. 14. 1'r11's1. R. VV1-sm-ls, Ray Iilvy. Russ 1311-y, .1. 1111l1'1lII, K. M1111u1's, 11. Squires 11ss1111. Front Row: f'11:11'11 V2l14'll11l, R. 1'l11s1-11, 15. 0111111-y. li, G11-1-1s1n1. R. 1'1-11-rsen, .1. N1l'G1't'1V, B. K1-11y, Dick 11y111'h D 1'l111111:1w. 41 l. -1 1 ann ,f Back Row: J. Slim-arm-12 'l'. Kofi-1111, E. U1-illvy, D. l311nl11p, U, H11l11-11i1'l1l, Ii. Xvvllz. .l, NVHII1-rs. Second Row: 1'11111'l 11-riilnli, D. 'l'11lle-fsnn, U, Kofrnli, M. Hnnsn-11. .l. l'inl. J, llllllly, D. 'l'111'1'y. Front Row: ll. l'11l11y, G, 'l'nll1-fsnix TI-IE l'WILL-TCD-WIN TEAM lllllllll' H111 1-11111'l1i11g' of .I111111-s Ulll'l'Ill2lll. nvw l111sli11Tl111ll l'lb2l1'll 111 lltxllill' l+'11lls High, one nl' tln- nmst i111p1'11x'111l T11:1n1s i11 N111'Il11111sTc11'11 l11w11 rlov11l11p111l.Altlnnigh l111'lci11g' 1114111-1'i11111'11, Sl'Yl'l'2ll sl111's NVl'l'1' pm- 1lu1-vcl 11s the s1111s11n p1'ng1'11ss1r1l. flt'llilI' lf'11lls 11110111111 tl111 s011s11n by splitting Z1 cl1111l1l11l11-111lv1' wi1l1 ULVA uf XV11te1'l111111111l lliko, NVlIlIllIlQ' tlw l'i1'st.4l In 257, 11n1l lusing' Tho latter, 30 111 43. M1111ti11g's.11111' ul' tlnf l0llfl'llt'Sl lU21IllS i11 1l111 sl11111. Ctxtlill' Fnlls lust 111 Wvsl W111111-11111, W11v111'ly, Mason llily. 111111 lll'lWl'lll llQl.0I'0 1'ul1o111111li11g to mlvfczxl East Willl1l'l4blJ lmy tllc sv1n'c uf' 251 111 ISU i11 Il ihriller1-lin111x111l lay l'l1111'li11 li11l'111n1's winning' l111slc1-t i11 lln- vlnsing snfmiicls. A 111111, l'2lllg'j' Nl2lI'Sll2llllUWll ll'ZllIl 111111111 to f't'1lill' I 11lIs Zlllil l-l1'lA02lll'll il, sliortui' Tiger sq11111l lay llio sc-11111 ul' 53 ln 32. A1 1l1is puinl ol' H10 svn- snn s1111111 1'l11111g'vs wow i11s111't111l intn llll' 'l'ig'1-1' lilltl-llll, 'l'l111y pi-nwfl lll'Il0fil'l2ll 11s linmie cnlgc-1'l 11111 El 42 tn 336 11111-11111111111 2lIl1l II11-n lln- lJ11w11tuw11v1's 4lk'l-Uillllll 'l'.l'. i11 1111 lIlll'2l-Vlljf' l'l2lSll, 50 In Sill, 11n1l L111'11s ol' ll11l11lq110, 32 lu 26. 'lllll' lllgfllllgilll nl I't'L2'lll!ll' SUIISUII 1'4lIllpl'lllllIIl 111111111 XVllll 1ll'll'2ll nl NV11ve11'ly,ll11'111pT1'11111 in Nn1'll1v11sl l11w11. lay Tl11-s1'111'1- 11l'4l 11137. 'l'ln1 l.t'll'llXYS plays-1l n11Ts111111li11g' l111ll witn tln- 'l'11ll1-l's1n1 lPl'lblllt'I'S p111li11g' the 1111iS11111gf l0Ilf'lll'S un tho 2111110 with il Holml g'1111l illltl il llilll' nl' l'1'110 tlirows in the dying sem-oxnls. 40 James Oberman Howard Rabey Joe Valenta 'I'l10 Ill'1l2ll' I al1s 1111111 .-Xl'11lvl11' I711p:11'T1111111T 2lt'tlllII'l'1l two 111111' 'I'1gg'1-1' ll'Illll- 1-rs 11118 yoar. IIUNV2ll'1l Ralwy s111'v111I as 11111111 foollmall, Wl'l'S1llll5.1' 211111 ll'2ll'li 1'oa1'11. I'l1s assistants 11'01'11 -Ia11111s Ul1111'111a11. l1as1wtl1al1 211111 golf 1-o111'l1, :11111 J111- VEIIPIIIZI, lwasolrall 1-oac-11, who also s01'x'1111 111 111:11 1'apa1'1ty last y11a1'. l'oa1-11 Ha1111y's 11o1111'tow11 1s I511111111111, Iowa. 111- is a Lll'il1lll2l10 111' Iowa 'l'1-a1111111's w11111'11 111- 11111111111 l1o11o1' as Elll 211111 11:11-li 1111111 star. li11s11l1Js 111-111g a ITIIIIII sports 112111. 111- is also Zlll 1'11t1111s1ast11- l11'111g1- playor. 1111211111 lll1111'111a11 11o1111Js l'l'UlIl I5lll'llllQ11bll, Iowa. 111111 1s a g'l'2l1Ill2l1l' 'of Iowa 'l'1'z11-11e1's. H11 pa1't11-1pal111l 111 l1ask11tl1a1l 1111111-1' Hon No1'111y WIIIIC 111 111111115112 A111-1' l1ask1'tl1a1l llvalsof1111lst11111'1o1loa111111-a11'pla11v1'Iy111g'. .lov SIllQf1'Pl'I' Villlklllfl 1s also Elll EIIIIIIIIIIIS of Iowa 'I'1-a1'l11'1 s, WI11111' 1111 was a Dllplllill' 4112111101111 Illilll. I11 2111111111111 111 111s1-oa1'11111g'1l111111s,111's111'1'1'sas visual l'lllll'2I1I4DIl lIII'01'l11I'. I, Raln-y f1111sI11-s 111111-1:a111v 111111 talk. 2. 'I'l11- 1'-1111-1' of it all. 11,111-111-rs to p1'o1111 11l:1y1-1's.4, 'Who 1'a1114I1t it, i'I1111Ala! 3. ,Ins a UOIIIIIH. 111or1- laps. 39 Back Row: K. .l1111ns1111. K. Cfilllvllll. D. N4'W1Jy. 11. Smith, H, Hfl1'1lf'1l, G. llflllllll-'11l', P. I'a111111':1t:1. Ii l'i111'1'11. Second ROW: D. 1V1'z1y. l'. 1'll1lIl1'j', 17. 1,1-1-1111111-, 15. livlly, R. XV1-ssvls, Ray lilvy. Hill l'i111'1'11. D. 1311ys1111, Front Rowi D. YVixs1111, li, U1-i111-y, 11. M1-111-1-w, li, 1'1'i11st. H. R1111111'1s, C. S11'11i1g'l11. N. l,111'llh, li. 1111-11s1111. P in X 111 31111 N111 in li1't111'1-: Russ 1511-y, '. 'z 1 'QR LITTLE TIGERS TRIUMPH Y . X' 111'v lew 111 us 11x'111' s111p 111 11-111171 H 1Vl11'1'i' 1110 111211111211 1'111' U111' X'211'S11j' s1111z111 1-1111111s f1'111ll. '1'11is y1-z11 11111s11 1111111'111'1:1ss1111-11 111111111 1'Z11l11'1' ,1, . ,. . 2111 1111j11'11ss1x'11 11111-111'11 1111' 1111-111s111x1x 1 1118111111112 1111 1 1-11111p111iii1111t1111y lllilylltl. N11x1 y11:11' W11 1-1111 11x111-1-1 111 soo Illilllj' 111' t1111s1- 1'1-1111ws 11111 X'2l1'S11j' 111111 Hlillilllg 111011180 11l2lj'111Q' 1111 ' s1'1111111. 111- 1Yl'5 1K11UXYll 111 0Vl'1'Y1111Q 111 l'111l'1l11j . 1ll2l11y '111' 11111i1' 111111111' 111:1y1-rs 11'111'11 1111 1111- v:11'si1y 111111 1110 802151111 VVEIS 11Y1'I'. 1 - 1 l1t'1it'2l1l'4l S111:111-W:1l1z11'1' 111 V111 11111-1111111 Wvst 1l11I111lI' 1111511 . 1.11s1 1111sl Lust 111 Nast S1111l111111111'1's . . 111 W1-st S11l1111111111r1N . 111 Wvsf S11111111111111'1's . 'l'11-11 1'l:1s1 S11l11111111111'1's . Minor Huy 141115' N111'111:111 l5111'111: P1111 C'z1111111'a11:1 1'1,v1111 I+'i111111y 11:1y11s H:11'111111 11111111 Iieckbee 111111 P11111-Q B111 1'i111'1-e Lettermen 141111 1'1'i1'St 131111 R,1111Q1'ts C1y1,111 ST1'z1ig'111 .Ii111 l111w 112l1'.Y R1111i1111111 l.'Vll? S111iT11 111111 Nl'XX'11j' Rulpll 1V11ssels 1 s111I:111 1111- ,..1Ii 111 11 ...111t11 12 .. 11111 121 .. 11111 21 .. 11111 121 U 111 0 Numeral Winners 111111 Nl:1111111 D11-11 1i11ys1111 11i1'11:11'11 112111111 131-111111 l'11i110y 111111 11111:1s1111 -1:1011 Jessup 1111 liilly Kelly .I11:111 Al1'f11'l'VV 1i11it11 M1111111's 1111-11 I'111111's1111 11112111 11111'g'g'1'1111 1111111111 'l'1111111:1s M11111-rs. 154117 D. '1'111111111s R. 1'1-11-1's1-11 38 FALL BEFORE SUPERICDR CDDDS Cedar Falls lfeclar Falls Uoclar Falls Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Vedar Falls Vewlar Falls l'e.la.r Falls lJo.i Dunlap Gvralml Johnson Eldon MvCann Dow B'6I'g4Q2,'l'Cll Vernon Cutler Claire Sinipson Ecl Ceilloy John Hanson Franklin Snooli I.yl0 Hrootvrs Milton llanson Norman M osw arh 6 0 0 12 0 6 0 U ...... Oelwcin 15 lmlepoinlvnco 27 Uharlos City ZH ....... Vinton li ..... Waverly 32 Now Hampton T Osago U Vlarion 32 Maj or Letterman Alan Wright Richard Morgcnsun Herbert Larkin llon Bloch Dale Nelson Russ Fnllhright Burl Blair Dale Terry Willard Hansen .lorry Pint Berwyn Johnson Don Perkins Gary Loshman Jack Dillcy Donald Lan Bill Woltz lk-to Rose Dick Haley John Billings Jack Mnlly Walter Corwin Minor Lettermen Roger II insen P+-p talk the night hvfori- Hum:-coining ganna 3 . . xl i . I i lf Q r ' ik Us rs. i L l . Back Row! N. Meswarh. B. Blair, P. Rose, Roger Hansen, Fifth ROW: H. Ehlert, B. Scott, B. Johnson, D. Nelson, T. Clawson, D, Caley, F. Snook. Fourth ROW! S. Young, R. Morgensen. E. McCann. R. Fullhright, D. Tollefson, D. Coombs, W. Corwin. Third Row: B. Weitz, E. Cr-illey, J. Smith, G, Iloshrnan. J. Hansen. D. Bloch, Dow Berggren. Sec- ond Row: D. Terry, J. McBride, W. Hansen. J. Dilley, A. Wright, V. Cotter, J. Pint, L. Grooters. Front Row: Coach Rabey, D. Lau, H. Larkin, D. Perkins, D. Dunlap. G. Johnson, J. Billings, C. Simpson, Asst. Coach Valentn. Not in Pic- ture: M. Hansen. INEXPERIENCED GRIDDERS lVith only two returning lettermen to build his squad around, i oaeh Rabey, our new athletic director, began his task 'of testing eaeh individual prospect for the forthcoming season. The green and inex- perienced tearn ernerged from this year's schedule with a record of one win, one tie. and six losses. ln the first game ibetore one ol' the largest crowds ever assembled at Washington Park, the Tigers lost. a hard-fought game to an experieneed Oelwein elub by the score of l5 to 6. The touehdown was made by Fullbright after a long drive downfield. After' losing the next two games without scoring a point., the Tigers traveled to Vinton and defeated a stubborn Vinton team in a rough and tunrble a t't'air to the tune ot' 12 to 6.Here the outstanding play of baeks, Ceilley and lflullbright, led the Tigers to vietory. Returning horne the following week. i'edar Falls was faeed with the onee-beaten aggregation from VVaverly, After holding them to a standstill in the first halt, the weight and experienee ot' 'the Waverly team subdued the fighting Tigers, who went down in defeat by the score oi' 32 to 0. Horner-onring was highlighted by the football game with New Hampton with the honre team suffering a hitter one-point defeat, 7 to 6. Un a soggy gridiron at Osage, the Tigers and Green Vllave battled to a scoreless tie. Again at the elirnax of the season, rain prevailed over the game. Tire Cflarion Cowboys, perhaps one of the best ball-handling clubs we witnessed, defeated the Tigers 32 to 0. In the midst of gloom, Lyle llrooters rnade a 60-yard run for one of the finest exhibitions pro- duced by the Tigers all season. 36 Jack be nimble J ack be quick Jack the athlete's Really slick. 1 f A N. I 1 -17-yr VIII. ,. ..1. . -' WE GQ TQ SCI-IQQI.. 5'5 Muclixh 1-laws. 2, Imnvh in INYUIIIHIIIUPA. IK. Carry my books, Hill, 4. Fhvvke-r fin-nds. Girls nl plums :IN I- Hu h lvlmnl plw-smllw-f T. Iiig jukm-. H. l,l'lllIlIllt'l'S givn- nut, 9. Intvrvsting gmlge-I. IU, Mivroscopv rvvvzlls mush ll lp und KUIIIIIUI znrlxstx, ILE. Four Kim H:myw01'th's. 125, Hurry, iI's 8:U9l THIS IS THE WAY ni fm M A Jig, 3 viii' 6 E5 v. is L5 3 ,. ' Q l. Ilowk thu- Mllllr, Vlifff 22. Ylzlln- 'Asn-zlll1sll'm-ss:-S darn sucks, Ii. 'Fvnnis pros, 4. liimslugivzll I't'Nt'Hl'4'll. 5. Futuna sux- lury works with fliw-Vaplmm-. ti, Artixt nt oasv. 7, Mm-l1il1ists. 8 S4142 the vyv, 9. Ha-filthy sludc-'nt,s. 10. Ent: wmnvn. ll. Y-'Mens decorate Christmas tree. 1. New initiates identify themselves. 2. Class Office-wrs: M. Temple, treasurer: N. Wright, secretalryg B. Gleason. vice presidentg M, Larsen. president. 3 Freshman totem pole. 4. If n:1. then 2n . . . 5. Business Savings Bank executives 6 La Conga at freshman initiation. 7, Holding down the man hole? 8. Pass the bread. 9. Allah! CAME TCD C. F. HIGH The truly new faves this year belonged to the freshmen. Along with the learning' of 21424, 2412, and the meaning of detention. they learned ot' their impending! initiation. Noble seniors, pulled hy lowly serfs, rode to srhool in regal wagons. Skilled hands polished shoes. lloreulean museles carried hooks. The eaptives furnished 'food for the tyranlts' picnic. The survivors removed casts from broken limhs and went to the roller skating' party. A gay time was had hy all in both vertieal and horizontal positions. However, Mrs. Pratt and Mr. Nutting, the spon- sors, were not victims of any skating' catastrophes. The stars guiding' the class were Mona Larsen, Boll tlleason, Mir- iam Temple and Nancy VVri,Qght. Wlie11 they wish upon a staru, may it give them luck and good fortune in the coming years. 31 T013 Picture Back ROW! D. B4-1'p,rgr011, B. GI:-axon, D. Boysvn, L. Dragon, M. Brown. J. Jvssup, li. Golrlslr-in. K y li?ll'lllIHl, F. Hartkv, G, Cnsvlmlt. Third ROW! M, Avvry, G. Assink, A, Clwistm-rlsn-rl, I. Cntlvr. D. l'l:u'wim'kc-r. R. Calhoun D. Corwin, W, Flf-:alms-'1'. G. linml. Second Row! li. Hall, J. Cook, J. Hanson, D. FrLll'l7lM'l1, U. Johnson, H. Bys-rs, A. Ein 0 fllll'iNIOI'lSPll. D. Gibson, G. Cole. Second Picture Back ROWI D. RHSIIIIINNQAII. J. Minikus, li. Millm-r, G. Nm-lsun, G. SQlllI'f'S, G. Juhl, l'. l,PlY'!'iSll, D. Kvrns I. Juhnsnn. Third Row: B Mmnnler, J. lVInGr0w, G. Nr-lson, K, Moours. M. Mvindc-rs. A. Rvosv, lNT. Nvlsnn, J. lit'ivf,:'01l', D. l.ynr'h. Second ROW: H, Rintlvls, J, Lilly B. Nil-lSOI1. B Kelly. J. Macon, li. Randall, R. lflll'll,ft'l', R. l'vto1'svll. J Mully. J. .Inna-s. Front Row: l'. Knrigr-r. R. Ollnstvarl. VV. Olson, C. Kruenxefr. J. Nielsen, L. lihinvs, J. Mixrlorf. G. Osizl M. O'Rnu1'k4-. M. Krovlxwr. Bottom Picture Back Row: B. Ceillvy, D. Snodgrass. J, Van Lengvn. NV. Olson. li. Syhinlan. D. 'l'1-yrtlnx-if-r, V, Sh:-I' mn, V, Ros:-nlmrgrvr, R. WVilsnn, B, VVilr0x. Third ROW: D. Wixson, J. NY!-'ilu-r. D. 'llllllSOIl, J. Westplml. B. VVvisl1:1l'rl. M. 'l'f-mplv, M. Wagnvr, l'. Wittren, N. Wie-nands, J. lllflllllllll. Second Row: J. Knsvh. E, 'Vullm-fson, D. Thnxnas. R. Yun Hauvn. D. 'l'rnn--Il, M. Nl'llllllll, M. l.zn'svn, J. Walthcr. A. Hake-r, M, Sc-arvr. Front Row: J. Hnmllc-y, M, 'Fhmnpsnn M. Robinson. D. Rnlmrts. C, Smith. J. Clnw, Y. Ulrich, N. VVright, J. VVisv, J. xYlll'iPI'N0l1, Nut in l'im-tlxrn-1 D. Fnllbright D. Gillw-rt. Pl. Jnlmsnn. A. Snirlffr. 30 rsun. Nl. H:-nke, I.. Fullhright. Front Row: B. Clusvn. H. Halnln, I, Bast, A. Christiansen, l'. Bvntlvy, S. Hannon. E A SQPI-IGMCDRE SCHCDLAR Top Picture Back ROW! YV. Fitkin, .l, Apfvl, l'. Cilllllifiliil, Ray lilr-y. ll. 1i'I'tl0il'l'S. C. Billingx, F. Hrnttan. lt. Carl- son. H. Iinringrtun. H. Davis. Third Row! li. i'lii'ists-nst-n. V. CllllllIllll1,IS, N. Durns, S. Bnxtvr, B. Bnysvn. J. Grant, Russ H11-y, H. Dm-nkingf-r. A, Drt-w. Second Row: J. 1g2ltllf'lN l'i, l'. Finnvy, C. Cook, P. Guyvr. G. Brannian, J. Gruvvr, R, Calf-iy. I. Iinnsl. M. lll1l'lSll2ll1St'll. M, Blair. Front Row: li. Carr. U. Gmc-gn, B. Fay, J. Arthxnr, N. Gross, L. Baker, B. Carmi- 4'll:l1-l, li. lgllllll, Nl. l5l'Ill't'. N. Fowl, Second Picture Back ROWS R. Johnson, D. Nvwby, ltl. Mf'Cnnn, B. Mort-lurk. H. Haskvnhnff, M. Hanson. T. Knfrun. H, Hurnt-rl. li. Hamm, U. llslnrnln, Third ROW: D. L04-klmv. G. Hnfar, N. Mm-swnrh. VV. Lalfavrn. J. Hidnrv, R. Mnrgvn- svn, Hill l'it-1-1-1-. G. lmt'fl1-ig Iinli l'ivi'm-, ll. Millor. Second Row: Z. Nlvlnrny, .l. Nnrdly, D. lnmgxkov, FI. Johnson. B. Hart! kv. J. Jnstf-svn, M. llowv, S. Jnhnson. M. Mill:-r. Y. llax. Front ROW: V, Johnson, J, Hvskvtt, L. Mull:-'nhauli, H, Piff- nt-r. J. Mm-lnnm-n. A. llawlw-m't-. Nl. Hangar. S. 0.Bl'lK'Il, D. Hnrn, R.1.angskov. Bottom Picture Back Row: D. Timsnn. D. Wray. B. Wills, B. Priost.. L. Smith, G. Rubmotte, VV, Ruffriclgv, D. Rou- zvv. Third Row: R. W1-ssl-lx, C. Straight. H. l-inln-rts. S. Young. K. Rvningvr. J. Svrokc-, S, Rnskmn. S. Yxrvhn. Second Row: l'. Row. li. Sort-nsmm, li. Yan Slyko, D. Ritchey, N. Slminway, G. 'l':-lylorr, J. Wallavo, li. Sttnm. Front ROW! fllydr Smith. Clznnlm- Smith. J, Svhmiwlt, H. Smith. B. Wittwn, W. Seaton, B. Williams, L. Robinson, M. Simms. Not in Pictutrs-: A. Cliristt-nsvn. ll. Gl'k'l'll1', J. Ulson. S, l,i'il'1'S0!l, R, Ull'lI'll. 29 1. No sad sueks here. 2. B. Stum, vit-1--president. 3, Other 4-lass officers: P. Calnnrntu, ltl'l'HSllI'91'Q J. Heskvtt, st N, Me-swarh, president. 4. The winnahl Looking for lit'-irary talent. 6. HtPlllPlIl!iliPTS smile for flhl'lSfIllHS, 7. To lu on not to be! 8. See what I see! Bugs! 9. Gym class racket. A DILLER, A DOLLAR Witli one year of civilized eclucation under his belt the sopho- more exnergretl one notch higher. He mznle more goals :intl lmasketetl higher marks. 'He learned of 2llll'l0lll' Greece and l'leop:1trz1's szxgneity Illllllg with 'l ' f0I'Ill2lfll'HlS. On 21 frosty Dem-ernher eve the Merry Mixern heekonefl the sophomores to their party. ltlngnetie mistletoe lurecl them, nnrl sinis- ter charzlcters lurked waiting: to overuoine their prey. However, Miss liznnme and Miss ltlollowell, class sponsors, were not rzlugflit. NVith at Hilo si do , stamping feet, :Intl 1-lapping' hnntls, the Virgirliu reel wus clamzerl. 'llhieir zlhility to work as well as to play will 'in future years en- able them to ll01?ll'Ill0 complete monnra-hs ot' the flblblliilll field, lmsliet- hall court, and class assemblies. I. AlIll'I'il'iltIl Histotry govs intl-rmitiolml, 2. Junior class offiu-rs: E,Cvill1-iy. lY'9llNllI'k'l'I N. B'?f'l'illl?Lll, si-r'i'vtal'y: H. Fishi pm-simll-nt: IC. Hofstzul. vim--p1'e-sillvlit, il. lilurvknl I haxve found itl 4.Cln-win' thu- rug. 5, VW-ll now, wi-'ll soo. ti. lloo ood. 7, Dm-fyim: l Vifl:iy lilth supvrstition. 8. 10115 and time for thu- radiator to hlow. WITTY AND WISE 'l'l1is your tha- inferior' juniors rosv to tho domain ol' pl'0ViUllS up- lPf'l'1'i?lSSIllb'll. :xml zlssumetl more llutfvs ol' tht- svhool. Hn thc 4-wie night ol' Friilzly, l olii'u:1i'y 13, thv ,llllli0l'S c-elmo pro- peirl-rl for :1 11:1i ty of s11l'pi'isvs. Tho portal was :1 lzulmlvl' miller whim-h tht- K'llll'2llllS pzxsswl. Tiny lll2ll'li wits wvro suspollwlm-ml from thi- vviliiigi. whih- zu living' him-k Vvlim- wamlerwl lizlrnnle-slsiy in the pzlths ol' un- mzliioml souls towzml thvii' ll0Sfllly. lilvc-11 Miss NiltlStlll :xml Mrs. Noi-- 4-ott, 1-lass sponsors, worm- wlllgllt. Tho ,junior l'lN'l'lllJS plzlmwml :mtl pziicl for thv villllllll'-Simlill' linu- quot, So11tlu-rn Maiisioiin, hehl on May 15. With iniom-eiizai-y ills-:ls in miml. thc- t'lIl'l'lllb8 li1Hllll2li'llPll thv public' with Kziflvt 1-zlrrl SJlil'S. , . . . . . 'lho 1-omlun-tor hzls vrxllvml tho thu-fl stop m thou' lolii'-your rinlvz 4'2I1'll stop gfillllllljl' mow power :xml skill, :tml mow wisllom :mtl know- lwlgl-. 'lhvsv holilo JllIl.lJl'S havv oiw more stop to mnlu- lvl-t.n'v tht-5' prow thl-ir 4-znpzilmility :xml worth to tho worlll. 27 its HJ IS FCDR JUNICDRS T011 Picture Back ROW: E, Christie. L. Hunnan, R. Gram, E, Cvilley, VV. Hansen. H. Corwin, D, Cumulus. Third ROWZ S. Hzmsn-n. H. Ehle-rt. C. liairrc-tt, H. Fisher, J. Himsa-n, D. Berggrvn, li. Burg, R. Hunsvn. Second Row: 'D G1-app, M. Hrnmles, G. Cruwstun, B, Gomlfra-y, W. liuclersvllne-im1m', J, Buysen. A. Dunbar, li. Fruhn. Front Row: N. Huck- 1 mon, C, Cauuphn-ll. A. Haifa, 1. Harris, N. Hundrup, D. Hansen, M. Bu,ruett, C.. Dunbar, C. Anrla-rs, K. C2lI'iJil'll0l'. Second Picture Back Row: H. Hurst, B. Johnson, R. Klemz, D. Nelson, J. Lohman, C, Hess:-, D, .lr-usvn. Third ROW: F, Motry, B, Merner, H. Kle-pfer, B. Johnson, H. Lind, J. MUNQ-il, E. Hofstud, A. Milli-r. Second Row: G. lslvy E. .lanssi-n, J. xikil'l'llSS!'ll. J. Kyhl, R. Hjulsagvr, L. Lani.:l'0r'k, M. Ls-wis. Front Row: G. Mitf-hi-ll, C. Hows-ll, A. I.urs+-n C, Hi-rhvrt, H. Mn-llvm. B. Marshall, M. lNIn1lsvn, C. lironick. Bottom Picture Back Row: li. XVills, F. Snunk. J. Siwarer, G. Nelson, R. Squires. J. Nvlsun. D. T0l'l'y, A. VVright B. Nvilsen. Third ROW! E, Rogers, .I. Wixsun, J. Wativrs, G. 'I'olls'fs0n. J. Smith. li. Hhvrhun, U. Srlmllvr, V. 'I'1-gtlm.-ie-:' K. Nordly, D. Smith. Second ROW! L, Smith, C. VVhih', J. Quinn, l'. Petro, B. Sfmt, S. Vain H2llll'!l, H. Turns-r, M, 'l'axplin W. Trunell. Front Row: D. Peters, C. Rix, P. Smith, E. Stvffe-n, R. Olmstesul, M. Saul:-1-. W. Rurick, D. 'i'lllZiit'l', Nm in l'i4'Iurv: U. Simpson, J. Mully, A. LIUIIZ, A. Langskuv, D. Hong, .l. Hvnclvrsnn. E. Crossley, 26 SEN IGRS' SCDCIAL LIFE I. H1-ninr nlulls dr:-is up. 2. Right out of l'Ixquirn-, ZS. Putty want n m-ac-lu'r'! 4. lrfs m'lxili llllllglll, l ut 1+ lxllllltlll for Sl'lllUl'S. 13, A trio triumphs uvl-r Illllllllll'S, 7. 'l'wo pairs lmmk pvuvllvy at lLl'Ulll, N, Sm-xts-I sinus fm uppl lluxxmn X dunm-. 9, l'J11twr'tuiruxuwlnt plus! IU. Prvxy pulverizvs palate. ll. Be-autivs few-ml at hunquvt. 12, ' lim-hl-Iors A-rs at dinnvr. 25 4 LITANNIC NVO0llItl7Fl -The zridf' 'ufzrrlzl is bvfore us, bu! u'hut's the 'worlcl ariilwul u friend. Orvhestra lg Y-Teens 2, Sl, 4g .l. C. L. :lg transfer from Dubuque 1. Q ICVELYN R. WOHKNIAN--As f'tl'l'I'fl'I'W as hr: giggle. Mujorette 33 UA Choir 2, Ji, 45 Y Teens 3, 43 G. A. A. l. 2, Jig Drunia Workshop 43 llZilll0l'i1 Iig Annual Stuff -l. Zin jwlemuriam The Class of '48 pauses to honor two of its members who have grad- uated to a higher world. In her sophomore year, Caroline Fleak passed away following a brief illness. Her sudden death cut into the hearts and lives of every person who knew her. lane Stum died on April 2, just a few weeks before graduation. During her extended illness she expressed her thoughts in a poem which her family and friends feel typifies her personality, MY WEALTH IS IN MY FRIENDS People shouldn't brag about their riches Or so I've been told. But maybe you'll forgive me When I talk about my gold. I've found I'm very fortunate And rich as one could be. Not because of the things I have, Not because of what you gave to me, But with all your little remembrances You have shown you remembered and cared for me. COLORS Black and Silver MOTTO A man may be better than his reputation: but FLQWER Mg never better than his x . . I Camellia prmclp es 34 4 MARGARET EVELYN SMITH-Fine mau- 'ncrs are the mantle of fair 'llL'i'l'ld8. Y-Teens 45 enjoys horseback riding. 4 CLIFFORD F. STRAIGHT-I'm a bachelor, bale and hearty. Hi-Y 1, 25 likes hunting. 4 DON STRAIGHT-Head erect, and shoulders square, handsome fellow, just and fair. Basket- ball 2, Sig Trai-k 2g lli-Y 1, 2. 4 JANE STUM-Nice to look at, gentle in speerh, everyone thinks that Jane's a peaeh. A Choir Ilg Y-Teens 2, Il, 43 Commercial Club 4g G. A. A. 2g Annual Staff 3, Activities Editor 4. 4 RUTH TEMPLE-They are never alone who are rlcz-ompamled by noble llwughts. A Choir Il, 45 Y-Teens 3, Pres. 45 Student Forum 45 Annual Staff, Co-Editor -lg D. A. R. Represen- tative 45 transfer from Oelwein 3. 4 CLAYTON THOMPSON-l'm a slave to no one. Interested in nieelianies. 4 l'AT'R'lClA A. THOMPSON-Wit is the salt of 4eon'vm'sat'ion, noi ilu' food. Y-Teens 43 Commer- eial Club 45 G. A. A. 35 Pep Council 45 trans- fer from West High 3. 4DWlGH'1' TOLLEFSON-Nothing is plenty for me. Football 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, il, 45 Baseball 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 25 Lette-r1nen's rl, 4. 4 GEORGE VOGNSEN-A just fortune awaits the df'SP'l'l'llllg. A Choir 15 likes sports, es- peeially baseball. 4 JOYCE WALTHER-Snap . . eraclcle . . .popf A Choir Zlg Y-Teens 2, fl, 43 Commercial Club -lg G. A. A. l, 2, fig Annual Staff -lg Of- liee 4. 4 BILL C. WELTZ-Boys will be boys. Football l, 2, Sl, 43 Basketball l, 2, Il, 4g Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 25 lA ll't'I'HlPll,S 3, 4. 4 DOROTHY WOOD-Happiness was made to be slmred. Likes to rlanee. 23 + HELEN ELAINE ROARK-Life is not life withouf fun. Enjoys roller-skating and dzuwing. + GORDON P. ROBERTS-My 'mind to 'mf' ll kingdom is. Football 1, 2, Ji, Basketball 1, 2, 253 Baud 1, 2, Ii, 4, Orvlnvstra 1, 2, 3, 4, A Choir 1, Plays 1, 2, 39, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, J. U. L. 23 Student Forum 2g Sviem-e 2, 3: Drama Workshop 25 Clas: Vive-Pres. 45 Annual Staff 4. + JEAN ROBERTS-Nolhing is plPIISfl'l'Il that is not spiral irillz fuuriefy. Y-Teens 2, 35, 4, J.C.L. 25 Student Forum, 'I'r0aS. Ci, Snr. 4, G. A. A. 2, 14, 43 Svivnve 2, Il, 43 fllzis' Vive-1'I'os. 2, Glas S Ser. -1. + BETTE ANN ROGERS414 imzderh. girl with big brown eyes and pcrsrmality twive her size. Trimsfer from Dike 45 excels in art. + CAROL JANE SUHAl'IFERfA1ul inorf ihmi unrrff shr proved .wi111'm'f'. A Choir Zi, -lg Y- Teons JS, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2. + VIRGINIA SCI-lNIID'I'-She likfs lo laugh, she likes io bc yuyg in fmft, .Hlm's happy 1111 1110 day. A Choir 45 G. A. A, 43 ll'?lIl5fL?I' from Janesville 4. + JOANN SCHNETDERMAN-A smile a day l.f1Jfps Ihr' vlouds away. Enjoys dancing. + ROSELLA SCOBEE-Her chat't'ring flow of .-pf'vr'l1, 'nmlves one listen when she spvulrs. Ma- jorette Zi, Y-Teens 2, il, 4, J. U. L. 2, Plays 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, Student Forum 3, Vive-Pres. 4, Svienve 2, Cl, Drama Workshop 3, Sec.-Trans. 2, Newspaper Editor 4. + JACK E. SEI.LECKfCm'P sits lightly on his slloulflsrs. Plays 13 Hi-Y 15 hunting enthusiafat. + JANET SHAI llvER-PIPLINIITIJ and pnssessrrl. HA Choir Jig Y-Teom-1 2, 25, 45 C0l1IIll0I'Ulf1l liluh 45 G. A. A. 15 Offive 4. + NADINE SI'IAWYThf u'orld has angels all lon fww ami lwrzzfmz Ls m'w'flou'iny. HA Choir 3, Y-Teens 2, 24, Treas. 4, Comnwrvial Club 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Troiis. 1. + EVELYN STEPERT-llf'r ifoirre is enrlmnling, rnvlodirms. A Choir Il, 4, Y-'Toons 2, 25, Vivo- I'rvs. 43 Drama. Vllorkshop Il, 43 Girls Sextet 2, rs, 4. 22 Q 4 ELINOR SNIDER MlLLl'1R-l 1'om this day fnrwurvl . . . G. A. A. 1, 2, Zi, A Choir 2, 3, J. C. L., l'res. 2, Girls Sextet 2, Class Vice' Pres. Ji, Homeeonling Attendant 2, Y-Teens 2, 3. + MAXINE M. MOMMER-Her eyes are brighi as f'l'f'll.l'lll!I .vlnr.w. Outdoor activities are her fn- vorites. + BEVERLY ANN MOSER-My heart 'S fm open book. Majorette 3, Y-Teens 2, Il, 4, J. C. L. 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 24, Drama Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4, Calnera Sl. + BETTY JEAN MITLFORD-Good hmmm' is one of ilu' best urtlvles of dress one elm 1vea'r. Y-Teens 2, 4, Commereial Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Offiee 35, 4. + LOREN 0'R0lTRKE-Zllusiv wrislzes from the soul the dust of everyday life. Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Sl, 4, A Choir 1, 2, ::, 4. + SHIRLEY OTIIMER-Ambition knows unrest. HA Choir Il, 4, G. A. A. 4, Drama Workshop Il, Girls Sextet Il, 4. + PAULINE M. PANTHER.-A plea.s'an.t mix- ture of fun and se1'ioz4sm'.ws. Commereial Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Il, 4, Pep Couneil 2. + DON PERKINS-The harder I try, the yonder to bv, Hue 'll'07'St'I' I get. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 25, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 3, IA0l't9!'ll1t'l1 's Ji, 4, Newspaper Staff, Sports Efl- itor 4. + YVONNE PETERSON-Pep and personality pfr1'.xo1vified. A Choir 2, Sl, 4, Y-Teens 2, So- cial Chairman 3, J. C. L. 2, Plays 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, Il, 4, Cheer Leader Il, 4, Newspaper Staff, ,l,I'0tl1llfl10Il Mgr. 4. + BETTE R,AI'l'-A friendly smile, a friendly heurl. G. A. A. Il, 4, has :L notable napkin vol- let-tion. + RICHARD G. RIKERmThf're's something about a sold-Ier. Football 1, 2, 25, Basketball 2, Track 1, 2: Lettern1eu's 2, 4, f,'fllllf'l'fI. Il, 4: Armv. + VIVIAN JANE RTNDELS-The lvorld is as you false it. Likes to roller-skate, 21 + AUGUST W. LINDE-Here is a man with judgment clear. Enjoys driving his car. + GARY LOSHMAN-Birds can fly, why can'l I? Football 1, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, A Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, Lettermerfs 3, 4. + DAN LYNCH-All great men are dying and he doesn't feel so well himself. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, J. C. L., Treas. 3, Stu- dent Forum 3, Pres. 4, Drama Workshop 3, 4. + HAROLD MACON-A youth to whom was giv- en so much of earth, so -much of heaven. Foot- ball 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Plays 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Let- termen's 3, 4, Science 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4: Drama Work:-hop 2, 3, 4. + SHIRLEY ANN MADSEN-She's 'uforth her weight in .solid gold. Majorelte 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Camera 3, Annual Staff 4. + BILL MALAM-Bless the man who invented books. Track 2, 4, enjoys hunting. + DONNA MATHES-She is gentle, she is shy, but there 's mischief in her eye. A Choir 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Commercial Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. + JAMES K. MeBRIDE-I never let my stuay- ing interfere with my education. Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men 's 3, 4, Class Sec. 2, Newspaper Staff Art Editor 4. + NANCY PHYLLIS McCOY-It's the quality that counts, not the quantity. Orchestra 1, A Choir 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, J. C. L. 2, Plays 45 Drama Workshop 4, Class Vice-Pres. 1. + NELDA L. MELOTT- Misc'hief iS 'Ier mid- dle name. Plays 3, Y-Teens 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Drama Workshop 2, 3. + DELORES IRENE MILLER-A smile of sin- cerity that never fades. A Choir 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, J. C. L. 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- ma Workshop 1, Camera 4. + DELORIS KATHRYN MILLER-My heart is ever at your service. Library 3, 4, likes to sew. 20 + GERALD R. JOHNSON-Nu! ll lurlirw' man, J buf Il larlyk man. Fooflmll I, L, Il, 43 Baskot- ball 1, 23 Hi-Y 1, 23 I.cftOrl11r'l1's Ji, 4. + IJICIIORICS M. KI'ILLYfl'1'c gn! ll pnclccl full of drnlnrx. Plays 23 Y-'fvens 2, 3, 43 llommvr- vial iTlub43 G. A. A. l,2,43 Scv.-Toms 543 Dru- nm Workslmp Ii, 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Miss Molmly 4. OPAL MARIE KHHDUS-Sl14 .v Iulww ffllllllf so full of 1Ill'lLNf71jl vlmrnzx. Conxlllercial Club, Vive-I'rvs. 43 Offivv 4. 0 KATIIRYN S. KINGMAN- 1'ru:y andfull of fun. G. A. A. 1, 2, Ji, 43 Ilrzumn VVurkshop 1, 2, se. + FHRN H. Kl,l'IMZ7II4'r' ll'll.UN un' !jl'llfHl'f hm' 1li:p0.wilin11 f'lle'r'l'f'ul. Y-T4'e'uw 153 fI'illlNfl'I' fI'I7Ill H 1 . 1. K. .L 4 J. VHAHLICS IQOFRON-Ilf.-. fri1'11fI.w limi lxnou' his iruw 11'orH1. lg1lSkl'Hl1lIl l, 2, 34, 43 het' t01'l11c'l1 'S 24, 4. THHlil'ISA KUKIGHR--Sain: xl:r ll I'!'ffj1'l' in. fl mllagr' xmrlll. Svws zz s11'z1ig'l1f svzun. + MARILYN LANlMfSllr' lmx ll nliml nf luv' nun. Likvs to go horsvluvk riding. + lll'lHHl'IH'l' U. LAHKIN-l1'nn1r'n nnnuuu mr- I lun' lo ln' rlllrmywll. Fooflnll Il, 43 Trawk 23 UA Ulmir 13 IHAY I, 23 lwttv111u-:Ns 43 Clans: Sw. Ji, Vlzlss Pros. 4. + DONALD W. LAI'fII1' .wlnnps In Illlfflillflf xazv' Ihr' door. l outh'1ll 43 Basketball Ji, 4: B2lS9llf1Il 24, 43 Rami I, 23 0l'vlwetrn 1, 23 Hi-Y 1. 23 I 0ffL'l'llIk'llyS 23, Sm-c'.-Trvas. 4. + l'IUGl'INI'I IC. IIHHNIAN--A I1'Il'l'l'l Ind... bl!! quifw Il hui. A lfhoir 1, 2, Zi, 43 Hi-Y 13 DTTIIIHI WiiY'liPlI1JlD 2, Zi, 43 Qll2ll'1L'f 25, 43 M:14h'i- gal Sl. + RCSINIMARY LlIJI4X'f'S11IlII1ll'l' iw nmrv 8ll't'!'f 1lnr'n fail. G. A. A. Ii: Ummm VVm'kSh0p 4. 19 + + + + 4 + SHIRLEY A. HARUEN-Sl11 s just Chuck full of fun. Y-Tccns 2, Ii, 4, J. U. L. 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Il, 4, Camera 3. 4 DARLENE L. HARNEIJ-Conxidcrulion, the jvwvl of uvonmnkind. Y-'Focus 2, Ii, 4g J. U. L. 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. JOAN HARRINGTON-Shu talks wiiflr I:-Pr fwinlcrlble, unthinkable cyes. Drama Workshop 2, 3, A Choir 3, 45 Y-Toons 2, Il, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Sextet Ji, 4. 4 KENNETH ROGER HASKIN-Lrt he who ll-118 fnnugh ask for nothing more. Camera Zi, 43 likes to wrestle. IIARLAN HAURUM-Lrf nm bv what I uvmg seek not to ulfcr mc. Football 23 Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Wrcstling 15, 45 lli-Y 1, 2, Stu- dent Forum lg Science JS, 4, Drama Workshop 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. 4 SALLI HEARST-Nothing yrcot u'u.s Mfr achieved without 011tl1u.sia.wnz. HA Choir 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, 49 J. C. L. 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Science 3, 43 Drama Workshop 1, 25, Sec. 29 Annual Staff 4, Pep Council, Co-Chairman 4. JEAN RAE HENRY-Good naifurad, quiet afnd well-liked. Majorette 3g Y-Teens 2, 4, Com- mercial Ulub 4. + VERNON L. HESSE-QWhy isnft ereryonc con- tented like me? Hunting and fishing are two of his favorite pastimes. MYRNA E. HOFFMAN-Lvl the rest of the world go by. Majorette fig Y-Toons 2. Ii, .l.U.l.l. 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, 25, 4, Science 2, JS, Drama Workshop 2, 25, 4, Annual Staff Il, Office Il. + ANN HUSS-Witty mul livcly and full of fun. Y-Teens 2, Ji, Social Chairman 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Workshop 3, 4. BERTHA ELIZABETH ILAX-Every thought sincere and true. Y-Teens 3, Commercial Club, Sec. 4, Annual Staff 3, Business Office 3, 4. + CHARLES A. ISIJEY--lIf?1'f?'S one man who doesn't tell all he knows. Enjoys the out-0f- iloors, likes baseball. 18 + BOB CURTIS-The noblest nzinrl thf best Con- 16llfl1II'I1ff has. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Drama. Workshop 1, 2, 21, 4, Svhool Patrol 1, 2, Ei, 4. 4 JACK 1JILLFIY+You goth: mf your .-pivzrrrlz. Football 1, 2, 21, 4, Band 1, 2, 51, 4, Wrostling 1. 2, 31, A Choir 2, lli-Y 1, 2, 4, l.otfm'- Il1PI1yS 2, Ci, 4, Camera 51, Class Pros. 1, Or- vlmefra 1, 2, 51. 9 DON IJITNLAI'-Funuz and lmnors lofty .Qlzinru Football 1, 2, JS, 4, Basketbwll 1, 2, 31, 4, Travk 1, 2, 3, AH Choir 1, 2, 24, 4, Plays 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, lA61tE'I'11l6I1 's 21, 4, Class Troas. 2, Pres. 51. + .IANE l AllSCl1+TI1f'r0'.v a dimplr in. lmr vlwclc and fl I'zl'inlflP in hm' Plllf. Band 1, 2, Ii, Orchestra 1, 2, 31, Y-Toons 3, 4, G. A, A. 1, 2, 24, Pres. 4, Camera Ci, 1'1'211lS1'0l' from Shipley 1. + VIRGIL FITKINSA .von of lho soil is 'un lin- joys hunting and fishing. + RUSS Fl-LLISRIGIIT-Hr''N .-mall, buf so wax Aupolvon. Football 1, 2, 21, -1, 1+vsk0fb'1l1 1, 2, Travk 1, 2, Wrerfling 1, 2, 25, 4, lli-Y 1, 2' 1.P1'19l'lll0lllS 1, 2, 51, Prof. 4. + GORDON GRANT-H6 Iirvs in fha zmlmown tlmzugh his 'nl.1LIlaff1111z1iml l'llll'1l!llff7207l,S. Band 4, J. C. L. 2, Sr-ienvo 2, 35, 4, tram-:for from B04 gofa, Colombia 1. + PHYLLIS GHOOTERS-Tim 1l'1l-Il Io gain 11 ,f1 if'71.r1 is to be onff. A Choir JS, Y-Teens 2, 11, 4, G. A. A. 2, Annual Staff 21. + CECIL L. HABISNICHT-Youfh vonzex but 0111-0 in a l'if6tim1'. Baskefball 4, A Choir 1, 4. + ZONA HA1 1 N14lR-Arfi.-fir' fi1mf'r's on. ilw 88's . Orvhestra 4, Hays JS, Y-Teens 2, 21, Chaplain 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 31, 4, Drama Work- shop 2, 31, Annual Staff, Dummy Editor 4. + JO RAP! HALL-But oh, what those' firf f'r'1't vim do! UA Choir Ii, 4, Plays 11, 4, Y-Toons 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Zi, 4, 17111111121 WOI'kFll0ID 1, 2, 21, 4, Cheer Leader 31, 4, Girls Soxfot 4, Newspa- per Staff 4. 4 ROLAND HANSICN-I look rn 'lm briyhf side' of f'l,'F1'Qlll'1I'17lg. Basketball 1: Foofball 4, Wrost- ling 2, 31, A Choir 1, Hi-Y 1, Lottermen's 2, 21, 4, S4-iem-9 1, 2, Ii, 4, llranm Workshop 2, 11: Class Pros. 2, Annual Staff Ii, Sports Elli- tor 4. 17 + VIRGINIA BRUHN-A winning way, some girl Ild say. Orchestra 1, AH Choir 3, 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, Sec. 45 Commercial Olub4g G. A. A. 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, Se11ior Ewlitor 4, Girls Scxtet 2, 3. + LIANE TIIERESE BURBRIDCHE-As breezy as fl Marwh morn. Majorette 35 Plays 1, il, 4, Y-Tcens 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. + ROSEMARY MARIE BYERS-Cupid's dart hath pierced her heart. Commercial Club 4, J. C. L. 2, transfer from Burbank, California 2. + DICK CAL-EY-He is remembered, for he can- not be forgotten. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball ll, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Let- tern1en's 3, 45 Student Forum 4, Science 3, 4. 4 MARVIN CARBIENER--Height is not what makes men great. Enjoys hunting and fishing. Oil painting shown at National art exhibition in Pittsburgh. + ART CARMICHAEL-I thought I saw him studying, but lo, it was a dream. Track 3, 49 hunting and fishing are his main interests. + MARIAN CAROLUSH-There's a vim and a snap in her pleasant ways. A Choir 3, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 4, transfer from T. C. 1. + JERRY CARROLL-Some think the world is made for fun and frolio. Band 1, 2, A Choir 1, Plays 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Forum 2, Science 2, 3, 4, Drama Workshop 3, 4, Camera 1, 2, 3, Class Treas. 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2. + TOM CLAWSON-Heaven sent me down, heaven knows why. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, A Choir 1, 2, 3, Plays 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Lettermen's 1, 2, 3, 4, Science 2, 4, See. 3, Annual Staff 3, Business Mgr. 43 Iowa J1'. Academy of Science Sec. 4. + WALTER CORWIN-I don't want to make history. Football 3, 4, Track 2, Lettermenls 4. + VERNON COTTER-It is good to lengthen a vl1eerf ul mood to the last. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Il, Lettermen's 4. + BONNIE MAE COURT-Sweet as she looks and sweeter. A Choir 45 Plays 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Workshop 2. 16 NANCY Ahlllililflfllrr nlirnhla' ffvf pill Trrp- si4'I:rn'1' to xllrznzr. lllnjorottv l, 2, 515 A Choir 45 Y-T1-ons 2, ll, 45 G. A. A. l, 2, ZS, 4. + IJOLORICS AURANIH-Tllw Inwl uf Iifr' is 1'0ll'I'l'l'HIf'1lll. Plays 45 Y-Ts-uns 45 U. A. A. 45 llrzunzi Workshop 45 Aununl Staff, Art' l'l1litor 45 l'c-p Couuvil, 1'1M'lx:1irln:m 45 traxnsfor from l t. lloslgv 4. l,lAVl'lllNl'l RAKICR-I lukr lift' us il mnuw. Trzlvk 2, Il, 45 lm1tvl'l11vn's Ii, l5 fkllllllill Stuff 4. + Kl'INNl'l'l'll Hlilllf l'lNS21IlIll'1N'IlfIf'Il1'1' lzrmr: ilzxlwpru11f'l1,n' j'1nw'rf'r'. Foutlrall 15 linseball 1, 25 likr-s to bowl. DOLORICS l5l'Il.l1-Slluy yfrzzr lu'arf'.v rlwirf' Inf yours. lVl2lLi0l'0llk! 355 G. A. A. 45 enjoys roller- skating. + JOHN I5lLLlNGSA-A gnnfl ffllllll' fllllllllfl ffl- louxv. lfootlmll 1, 2, 34, 45 Baskotlmll 1, 25 Busc- lmll 15 Wrestling Ji, 45 Hi-Y 15 llffllllll Work- shop 2. IYARLHNIC E. BLAIR,-Tlw gulf! nf hm' lulir crowns the bluff of ,lmr ryzw. Y-'Fe-ons 2, 215 Com- mercial Club 45 G. A. A. 2, Sl, 45 Cuuwrrm 3. + DONALD BLOCH-Thr: uforlrl A'1l0'IllS noflzing of Hs grrafvsf mwn. Football 2, 35, 45 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 A Choir 25 45 Hi-Y 1- Lettermen'-3 245 4- Drzunzr Worksllop 2, Il. , y WILLIAM BLUM-A light lwarf lives long. Likes to roller-skate. + MARY BOYID-llllzrnw' rrmrmf fouwh mug time 1'rlnr1ol Ilfush mv. 't A Choir 54, 45 Plays 2, Si, 45 J. CT. ll. 25 G. A. A. 1, 25 Ii, 45 Studvut Forum 4, Ser. 355 Drnnnu Workshop 1, Il, 45 Pres. 25 An- nual Stuff 2, Ass't. Emlltor Il, C0-Emlitor 4. DOUG BRANIJTAA lilfeablr, frfw, frirfndly fvlloux A Choir 3, 45 Plnys 25 D1'au1aW01'k- shop Zi, 45 Annual Stuff S55 Boys Quartet 45 ll'2LllSfii'l' from West High 2. 4 GWYNNFI R. HROVVN4 T00 lou' fhfy builrl u'I1a build bf'lH'llflI Ihr skim. A Choir l, 2, 115 45 ll2llllPl'H Ii, 4. 15 Herbert Larkin Gordon Roberts President Vice-President Jerry CMT011 J een Roberts Treasurer Secretary SEN IDRS GCD A-SAILING With joy and a touch of regret the senior class of 1948 bade good-bye to the school which had given them the :background to meelt the world as young men and women with a future. With diplomas not yet in their hands, the seniors reminisced over past years. Memories came floating back: the anguish ot' freshman initiation, the 'thrill of a first Homecoming, staging a Jr.-Sr. Banquet, senior picnic, and that last sad assembly in honor of Senior Day. Witli two swell sponsors, James Day and Richard Burns, the seniors experienced a wonderful last year. A-mong many other things, they jour- neyed to Devfl's Backbone for their traditional picnic, and on the last day of school put on a lterrific Senior Day program. And finally the seniors settled down to baccalaureate and graduation held on May 23 and 27, respectively. With a challenging speech by Dr. L. L. Dunnington of Iowa Cilty still in their minds, the senior class of 1948 marched out of high school life to the sad and stirring strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' This little senior went to collegle, Tliifs little senior went to work, This little senior just lfmfcd arovmfl, Ile ended up a jerk. Simple Simon went a-fishing For to catch an 'A'g All the knowledge he could find Was small to his dismay. LJ' ,2 4?.J ff ii ' Z- Q ' 275 C522 N' 0 QQ-jo, if f : ' 4' 0 ci K X l 0 f f I fm W' Y Z 4 f v 2 .4 ' ? V 0 , 4 Ngxsx 1 6 vpn, xvff ? X ' I j M u 5 6 t Cu.-2 - I Eg S 'Q 'El xwi DIGNITARIES QPF GUARD I. Pfawppy I'IZlllUNYl'l'll lmliday. 2. UUHPII Ruhr-y pays thv Pmmfvqllx-live-S. 3. Thus s-ills-rg:-s thv Punk. 4. Nvw Vllilil' :un N mn-un bliss fur Mr. IHA4-I. 7, l'ufi'n-4- :mal duug'hnu1!s 1lfH'l' :Q Ilulwl slay. li, This littln- Pigfuiv .... 7. Pm ul' von nt thu In rum lm-4-ting. 8. 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A1't11111 t'111' 1111e1'1121s011 st1111e11t g11V111'111111e11t1 was 111111111 p11ss11111- hy the 11:11'1111st 21tt1t11111' 11f t1111 st1111011t 111111y 211111 the 1 02111z11t11111 hy tho 1':11'111ty that st11111-11t g'11v1-1'111111111t1 1121s tl dc1f1111t1- 11121011 111 th11 S1:1111111, 111111 11111 1111 11111111t11'1211 111 2111. S11 check the '-LT-'48 St.u11011t 11'111'11111 as 1111111g 1J111llG6l' w111'k 111 111101111111 21 110W 111':1. 10 'Midst planers, saws and drawing' boards, You'll find our Mr. Nutting' Directing all his shopmen In their welding and their eutting. If you're sick or youlre ill Ur you think you are dying, To Brannian you'll be trottingg For she'll stop your sighing. For the beauty of art Miss Soles is the oneg Flor her molding' and painting Many prizes she's won. Tall, dark, and all the rest, History and basketball are his best. Obermam! Obermanl He's our man! lf he ean't do it, nobody ean. Birds of a feather Are Norcott and Dayg ln a room one teaches English VVhile the other's away. Miss Hughes' dedication Should be written in songg As a sharp music teacher Shelli never go wrong. li' you wondered just why Our girls are so trim, VVe refer you to Burbank And her feminine gym. For dramaties the-re's Adamson And her beautiful plays, But while she's directing: You 'd best mind your ways. On the mat or on the grid There 's one eoaeh for usg Give us Howard Rabey And you 'll get a plus. To MeyeI'h0ff goes eredit For the book you are l'Q2llllll,Q'L lf yo-u Want her job, tho, lt Won't take much pleading. The lark 's on the wingg The snailys on the thorng McDi0We11's in her classroom: The day is at morn. In our library by day You find sweet Mrs. Ash, But after hours in detention You'd best mind her lash. Top ROW: Helen McDowell, Mrs. Doro- thy Meyerhoff, Henrietta Muller. Mid- dle ROW: Agnes Nielsen, Mrs. Naomi Noreott, Donald Nutting, James Ober- man. Bottom ROW: Mrs. Carolyn Pratt, Howard Rabey, Margaret Rait, Vera Soles, .Too Valental. 9 Vacklety, Faculty, My red and black hen, Says, Cedar Falls High ls tar the best when- lfor typing we're sure You could find none better, It you're writing your girl, Hive Miss Muller the letter. ln our home ec. department, We take special prideg Miss Nielsen, we think, Turns out ideal brides. For chemistry itherels Hofstaid With the base and the acid. Amid explosions and stinks, H4-'s always quite placid. For the teachinfr of histor D '1'here's none quite as Abell, It you seek the true meaning Of an Hism or a label. If you mete it. and like it And it's figures you cheer, You 1-an learn all about it From our Rait and Grier. In the gym there 's Valeanta Who runs all the laps, While the students on benches Stretch out for their naps. Miss Hatug means business Which is something to show. Keep your ticket paid up, And you 'll never know. Up two octaves of stairs, A sharp turn right about ls maestro K0ngsba.ck's room, Where the music comes out. Down below we find Burns Who, l'm sure, aims to please, 'Cause he's willing to tell you 'Bout the birds and the bees. Anyone in the school Could be president some day, If you'll talk to Miss Lamme, She'll show you the way. In our Latin department Mrs. Pratt wakes the dead, But the scholars she makes Are by far the best read. Top ROW: Marietta Abell, Mrs. Doro- thy Ash, Mrs. Esther Brannian. Middle ROW: Mrs. Gladys Burbank, Richard Burns, James Day, Perry Grier. Bottom Row: Gladys Hang, Anton Hofstad, Katherine Hughes, J. Q. Kongsbaek, Blythe Lamine. Not in Pieture: Ruth Adamson. S With Aipologiest to Mother Goose VVe're 11ot the H0111 Woman 'Who Lived in a Shoe , lint. we'Ve snot many children we don't know what to do. We feed them tomato juice, raisins and cheese, 'Til it runs us all ragged collecting the fees. To add to our troubles tl1e Annual Staff Says, Hive us a write-up . Uh dear, what a laugh! Right gladly we'll give it in words brief and terse. We're awful at prose, at poetry much worse. We're proud of your labors. Your book is a prize To be shared with our neighbors to gladden their eyes. So here's a kind thank you to everyone Who gave so mueh time to a task well done! J. H. Peet Superintendent ADMINISTR TCDRQ To the Class of '48 Once again we are taeed with the end of another school year. For you it will mean the end of your high school experiences. You have progressed from the early nursery rhyme stages of your kindergar- ten days to mighty seniors. You may glance bat-k and reeall many ot your school experiences. They have been, l am sure, happy days. You have grown in wisdom and stature. Now that graduation time approaches many ot' you are wmidering- it' you really want it to come. Unfortunately, time moves on and in spite of everything ive all grow older. Graduation means that many ehanges and adjustments must be made in your life. The ever-moving' world now ealls upon you to become a part of it and to assume your duties and responsibilities as world citizens. Vile who remain in high school. have faith in you to fulfill these responsibilities. C. C. Stanard Principal 7 1 H0111-rt VVy111, Viking l'Xl'l'll11X'1'. 111111111-1'111: 11x'1-1' 1-1-l1111'1s. 2. 1-111w 111111111 211111111111 DV. 1111-111 CS. l.11111111-1'.1La111 .-X. 11. 111.-:1s1111 at 1 11s 111-sk in '1'11wns1-1111-B11-1'l'111 V11, -1. 111.5111-s 111111141-11. X11-1'11111'j1. 11.1111-1-11 111111111- 1':11ls. 5, 41111 y11111' 11111111- 111 f111' :1 111-xv 1'11' 1 A1'1111- M1-1111-1 s 1:z11'11g:1-'! G. Mrs. 111l'3llI1i I 1-1'1:11s1111 11'.:1- 11:111- 11111 1'111' 11111. SCHGCDL BOARD N:1111111z11 l'C1'11Q'1l111l11l 11111111 111 1111- 1'1-11:11' 1 :111s Sl'1llJ.11 1'1l12lI'11 11115 y1-z11- 111-1':111s1- 1111 115 11111s1:11111111g1' :1111-1111:1111-1- 1'1-1-111-11 111. 11-1 111-1' 1'1'1l1. 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Football .... Bzlsketball .... VV1'estli11g .. Baseball .... Truck .. ACTIVITIES . . . K Homecoming . Vocal Music ..... lusfl-u1ue111ul Music . . DFHIIIZL ............ Service Groups .. Soumcve Club . . . Camera Club ..... COIl1II16I'Cl2ll. Club . . . J. C. I.. ...... .. K Hi-Y . . . , Y-Teens ... ........., .. . H. A. A. null llc-tte1'111o11 ..... Pup Council mul Cha-0rl0z1nlol's .... . -- Tiger Hi-Line mul Red and Black Business Boosters .............. ...- TE TS 6 7 8 10 14 ,,..,26 6 ....,l8 1 ....30 86 40 44 45 47 50 52 54 56 58 60 61 62 63 64 65 68 69 T0 T2 1 u n 12 34 48 Q, 'fit-f kk Our staff presents this yearbook, With the help of Mother Goose. Pic-tures, eopy, poems and such, Are assembled for your use. From many nightly sessions Caine scores of ups-and-downsg 'N before the Red and Black went to press We often heard these sounds: Wc've got to ent his head offl' That caption isn't right. Your copy isn't in GZ Huess you work all night. 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