Teachers College High School - Little Panther Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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COLLEEN STUKENBERG The gayesT of all gay girls. -'John Hay SANDRA THUDIUM I am noT arguing wiTh you- I am TeIIing you. -VVhisTIer BILL STRUYK We are The music makers and we are The dreamers of dreams. -A. O'Shaughnessy SHARON THUDIUM True vviT is naTure To Tage dress'd. -Pope JANICE SWATOSH There was a pensive grace ThaT suiTed Well The Torehead high, The eyelash dark, The downcasT eye. wScoTT JIM THODE WorTh makes The man. - Pope KEITHA VAN ENGEN KnowIedge is a Treasure, buT pracTice is The key To iT. -Fuller ROGER TROTTER 'Maybe iT c:ouIdn'T,' but he would be one who wouIdn'T say so TiII he Tried. -Edgar A. GuesT

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A. Maucker, V. Michel F. Riedel, A. Rogers G. Schulz, J. Schulz D. Teeter J. Stukenberg, Selling magazine subscriptions proved to be the Jun- ior's most profitable project of the year, and it also fur- nished the class with an excuse for a party. The boys were the hosts for the party because they werenh able to out- sell the girls. Juniors also sold at games, went on three paper drives and sponsored an all-school dance Juke Box Jump. These activities all added more money toward the senior trip. Their third box social Night Life provided entertainment for everyone. The school brightened considerably when the Juniors began flashing their class rings, The New Slant certain- ly was eye-catching. The year came to a climax on May ll with the Junior-Senior Prom held in the Commons. There everyone enioyed dancing to Street of Dreams. H. Middleton D. Petersen B. Root, R. Roslcamp M. Smith, C. Steele R. Thompson, R. Ulrich N. Van Engen N Wellmqn 13