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

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THE SETTING QF CDUR DRAMA

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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.