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

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Drama Department Concludes Season With Everyman, The dramatics department of Cedar Falls High School ended its production year with the serious drama Everyman Today, by Walter Sore-ll. Everyman Today is a modern adaptation of the well-known 16th century morality play Everyman. Using various dream sequences, the author attempts to show man's relationship with his personal plight in life while realizing his very serious and far reaching responsibility to his neighbors and to the entire world. Included in the cast of this final production were: CAST Announcer .-.............. ...a.a......... ........r,.. D 0 nna Straub Cod's Messenger ,.,,...,. Death - ..,.,,........,....,... Everyman ,,............... Everymanfs wi fe ,..,..,, Conscience .,.. L-. ,i...... .....,. , Devil - ....,.,,.,.,............,..........,,,r... Everyman's Manifestations Dictators L .........,...,...,.......,.. Businessman ................... General - .,....,,... Scientist ........ Politician -- ....... ..........,.... Intellectual .,........ - ..,...... Prime Minister ..,. - .,,.. Secretary .,,...,,......... - ....... Businessmank mother .,.... American flier ,.........,...,,. Spanish Soldier .....,i,....... Court Clerk .,.,...... - ........... Doctor .i...,,,....,.,, Beauty ........ Right: Death fDavid Johnson? and the Politi- cian CLarry Sachaul rehearse a serious scene. Monti Samuelson Dave .lohnson Paul Lewellan .lud Mitze Harryette Lucas Mark Reisetter Duke Strever . ,leff Llewellyn Craig Williams Gary Deaver Larry Sachau Dave Eblen Bob ,lustis Earlene Hansen .. Cind Hovden Y Noel Schmidt Carlos Rios Earlene Hansen Craig Rebholz .. Chris Dyskow

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tudent Forum Governs Student Body The governing body of Cedar Falls High for the Rishi! President Dave J0hf1S0H PfeSidCS at . . . f th d t f t' . students is the Student Forum. It is a working or- one O e Stu en Umm mee lugs ganization, a sounding board for many of the prob- f lems of the school. Members are elected by home- rooms and the officers are elected in a school wide election each fall. This year's Student Forum members participated in the State and District Student Council Conferences and were delegates of the Blackhawk County Con- ference on Race and Religion. Under the leader- ship of president David Johnson, the forum offered M.. H constructive criticism and helped implement school I D 'Ms policies concerning the lunch room. They also helped conduct a Toys for Tots drive, held a Christmas tree trimming and pizza party, and sponsored a sopho- more orientation program at the beginning of the year and a freshman orientation at the yearis close. Elected president pro-tem, at the end of the year, was John Gnagy who will carry out summer plan- ning for the Forum of 1965. Row I: Diane Colvin, John Cnagy, David Johnson, Richard Hughes. Row 2: Douglas Oberman, Anita Cruz, Judy Clark, Patti Stocker, Penny Nielsen, Karen Jensen, Karen Thompson. Row 3: Linda McVey, Charles Lakin, David Williams, Bob Kamienski, Larry Searle, Robert Swanson, Kirk Hansen. Row 4: Larry Fiscus, John Lester, Steve Anderson, John Williams, Sandra Cook, John Hecklsmiller, Dave Ehlen, Raliegh Buckmas- ter. Row 5: Rod Reifsteck, Supamit Ariwongse, Craig Williams, Mark Reisetter, Skip Anderson, Tom Hedeen, Jim Miller, Ken Steinkamp, Carlos Rios, not pictured, George Conklin. 26