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

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DIRECTGRS HEAD PRCDDUCTION J H Peet Supermtendent B A Cornell Colle e M A Ll11X6I'S1t-Y oi Lhlcflgo U111X6I'S1ty of Iowa VVhen hes1tf1t1ng gullty students en ter the assocmte d1recto1 s offlce t flnlsh the P8ITl'l1ll1I1g class 1111116 0 heavy leather stmp awuts the a1r1v1l of the pumshed one Instead befole the young student S1tS the pr1ne1pal h1m self lVIr C C Stanard H1s searchmg look reveals an understandmff heart Here 1S the man who by h1s genml sp1r1t brlnoxs order eooperatlon and harmony out of poss1ble chaos He cfue fully watches ew ery moxe Wh1ch con cerns Our School or 1ts students w1th a qulck talented and expeuenced eye Mr Stanard s h10fh 1de'1ls a1e por trayed as an excellent example and help to everyone Scl1ool must fro on Vlr Peet xx as the 9IlC3Hl'lg111g' lemfuk of one ot the cluectox s loyal stand bys when ewexy thm seemed to plle up and stxre h1m eoldly lll the ffuc Even year he ns faced wlth the same dlfficult problem teachers NVhere shall I fl cl teacher fox th1.s subgectl XVl1CIC sh ull we put thls cl ISS? Often hc must Slgll 1nd say to hlmself We must haxc '1 mu h1 h school' He 18 llways 111 the UIICISI ot dfuly eonfereuces Wltll boald members uchxteets contractors md pfuents The blggest and best cle ducttor of Our School VI J H Peet our school superlutendcnt C C Stanard Pr1nc1pal B A ISTC M A UI11V6PS1ty of Iowa U ' H v -. ,J ,I . , X 5 . I u ' . n l f '. J. - e ' - - I C ' 1 X' I I 1 I . g 1, 1 1 13 . ' 'U' 1 ' N ' , . 'D . I I c , ' 1 ' , K ll il - 'V w ' a ,7, N - I , I . . '. .. H ' . . . , . 1. . -f 4' - f 1 ' 44 x r I Ll , l 7 Y 'I 77 ' 1 4 I ' . fi 1 I , L 3 - Y l 1 4 i 5 H Sri y ' n f A 1 . 1 I I l . ' d1t attzunable should be g'lV6ll to the ', a K4 I 77 I, A Q s u 1 . l I x ,' . A , l 0' . . , D X . .Y . . 1. n A w ' l . 1 , ' - . . , .K 1 ' ' 0 H . . . . .N ,, 1 1 , Il ' '1 1 '1 I 1 2 1 .1 1 Q 1 , , L . . . L 1 . I ,A C- , . I . . . Y , C 7 7 1' . 1 ' - Y ' . zz 37 ' , 1 4 a I , . . 1 , , O Q , - 1 4' . . . .

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PRCDDUCERS AND . rf 'M .ff- ,-v ' The blg est pl0J6Ct of the ymfn fOl the plodueels concerned the plins for the L01lStIllCtl0Il of '1 lonf iw nted new l Oh school The plflns fox this building I6 stilted 111 1938 by D1 lilllllinlll when he wus prtsidfnt ot tht bo nd A S1030 U00 bond issue elutl 111 1 is held on Xpul 10 to leteiminf whethei 01 not the blllldlllg would be eiected The f1nal outcome which was 1690 to 468 produced a three to one majority in flvor ot '1 new school, t on- struction is scheduled to begin in the fall or eaily sprinl' 'lt the 'inquired site 011 XY est 10th 'md Division streets. In the Mfxrch school bozrd election a two ind 1 hfilf mill levy was auth- orized by the voters fO1 tquipment for the building. Other flctivities of the boflrd wele the completion ot fm '1ldition to the Cedfn Heights school 'llltl procuring 21 plo of l'1nd fol ft glflde school i11 North Cedfu. Alonf' with buying two new busses, they also purchased St. Back Row 'I O 1- D I mek Front w g A s a N rs Fra l L rgn 0 Johns luthmx nn Cllllllll which p1ox1 did 1dd1t1onf1l f,l'1ss100Ills toi Iincoln g1ade school 'Ihe pioducexs wolked under the lefmlership if D1 I' D Jfmek president 'lerly Olin xlceplesident -ind Xgnes Hinsen sec1et'11y SCXLI 11 eonnntttts fx om the DOHIJ H619 lppointed to help look 1fte1 0111 Qchool fhan 111811 w ere. Mis. Ilillli FQIQUSOII Teachers, raie Methrr-IV Vince 'l rry i - J'lI1lt0l'S 'ind Athletics 'md A, J. Gle'1- son-K rou11ds. At the board election in March, Har- old Young '1nd Nlflynard Voorhees were elected to fill the positions of A. J. Gleason 'and Arbie Methtr who were not cftndidfxtes for re-election. Though most of us were blind to the fletivities bein ' c'1rried on by the pro- ducers we will TQIIIQIIIDQI the interest with which these public-minded citi- zens tackled their problems and will be indebted to them for the results which this interest brought.

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MARIETTA ABELL B.A. Iowa U., M.A. Columbia U. Minnesota U. Colorado XVestern State Problems of Democratic Living American History Y-Teens Sponsor NHS. DOROTHY ASH B.A. Upper Iowa U. Iowa State College, Minnesota U. lVisconsin U. Librairian Pep Club Sponsor MRS. GLADYS BURBANK B.A. I.S.'1'.C. Girls' Physical l-Iilncation G.A.A. Sponsor HOWARD C. ELMORE B.A. I.S.T.C. Algebra, Gen M ith, Trigonometry MRS. RUTH G. ADAMSON B.A. Peru State Teachers Col.,Nebr Iowa U. Freshman and Sophomore English Drumatics Coach MRS. ESTHER BRANNIAN R.N. Iowa U. Michigan U. Public School Nurse MRS. BARBARA EASTER B.A. I.S.T.C. Vocal Music TECHNICAL aw... ANTON HOFSTAD BS. Minnesota U. Nebraska U., Iowa U. Minnesota U. Chemistry, General Science Science Club Sponsor J. Q. KONGSBACK B.A. I.S.T.C., M.A. Iowa U. Instrumental Music HELEN MCDOWELL B.A. Nebraska NYvsleyan U. Northwestern U. Vermont U., Colorado U. Sophomore English Sophomore Class Sponsor Hi-Y Sponsor RICHARD JONES B.A. I.S.T.C. Senior English, Speech, Journalism Senior Class and Tiger Hi-Line Sponsor Stage Production BLYTHE LAMME B.A. I.S.T.C. Michigan U., Wyoming U., Denver U. World and American History Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. DOROTHY MEYERHOFI' B.A. I.S.T.C. Jr. Business Vocations, Business Law Annual Sponsor