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

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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

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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

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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