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

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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.

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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!

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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