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

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,N , v . t Above: Notorious for their overcrowding and their ,diesel exhaust, Waterloo-Cedar Falls Transit buses nevertheless provide invaluable transportation for students. Left: Coach Boals relaxes during a brief period of inaction in his third hour study hall. 8 Left: A hard day behind them, students leave the building and many experiences behind them. Talole of Contents 1964 Cedar Falls Student Life ...... page four page five Activities ..... ....... p age eleven Organizations .... page twenty-five Sports .... .... p age forty-nine Faculty ,.... .... p age sixty-nine Classes ..... .... p age seventy-nine Seniors ..... .... p age ninety-four 'nn 1

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Top: Lights blaze the entrance-way to our education in a classic night shot. Above: Always the first on the roads in the morning after a night snowfall. student cars line Division Street as usual. Right: Finds that biology quizzes require at least some discussion. Prologue A yearbook is different things to different people. To some, the yearbook is a publicity bookg to others, it is a guide to the school and all its employees. To some. it is a catalogue of the curriculumg to others, a place where every member of each organization is pic- tured. To some, it is a directory of students: to others, it is a club book. A yearbook is, of course. all these things. But more impor- tantly, a yearbook is a history book, pure and simply. This, then, is our history book: a permanent record of what we did: a history book about young history makers. 2

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The Time ls 1964 and This ls Cedar Falls By Way of Perspective . . . How would one describe Cedar Falls, Iowa, and the world it is in, during 1964? One would surely have to mention the widening and paving of Main and Eighteenth Streets: the construction of a new sewage and power plant: the building and expansion of the Holiday lnng the passing of bond issues for the remodeling and expansion of Sar- tori Hospital, and for the building of Holmes Junior High School. Or one might mention the construction of the new col- lege library, or the construction of the new college administration building, or of the new Regents Hall complex. Little things? Yes. But it is during the time these things were happening that we were in high school. V' ..., ,.,,. N ..,,., . . I I 'W T 'Chu-ng.. ., f e A ii?-., - YV .5 ., , ge. s f.'..,..,,I22s1,.Zs,.,.:1.,' sinful-v s 'NMOM ws-urxwfp. .M Above: One of Cedar Falls greatest assets reaches upward: the 31 million Holiday Inn. Spring 1964 saw construction of half-million addition. Right Center: Readily available engineers offer their considered opinions concerning extensive remodeling of the lst National Bank. Right: Main Street Cedar Falls at Third on Sat- urday niorning. Oh yes, the white car fcenterb is the 1963 Chevrolet. H50-54 ,, SH.,