Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1938 volume:

l U A 4 Q 5 53 HXMA l 4 ,ggx-BN-,xx Xb. L iv , 'Cx --,Xi , afffi - ss, .Q ra , A- A, X X. F3 K -., W 0, ,1 Xxx .. El' WE , 5 J 12 t, ,f NC !Zf':N'? 5 E-R Qiwfifr-l l-' ' KX dr it xx I dit! ' XX- xg? AA fi!lf, 'wi --.M , ...wi-5 - .N TAMA HIGH SCHOOL The new Tomo High School building is designed to furnish gdegugte spoce ond tcrcilities tor the gdministrotion of g modern high school progrom ot educotion. lts ouditorium, gymnasium, homemoking ond mcrnugl drts depcrrtments, science loborotories ond classrooms will permit of or progrgrn ot instruction ond gctiv- ities suitgble to meet the educdtionotl needs ot our present ond future high school pupils. lt is the tirst school building in lowg to be constructed of monolithic concrete. The people ot the com- munity cxnd the members ot the Boord of Educdtion may Well be proud of their contribution towgrd progressive educomtion in Tomo. ..:- -H - Tltvnwnw Tqonson AAA. A - 'fi i' Fonnr cfm Iowa 5521 , V DEDlCAllQN For the past twenty-tour years, the Central School Building has housed the activities ot the Senior High School. Within its Walls a procession of young men and women have received prepara- tion tor their places in society. lt has witnessed the striving and the accomplishments which accompany normal school lite. ln a very real way, it has been the trame in which High School memo- ries have been set. lt is to the Central School Building, theretore, that we, the class ot l938, do hereby dedicate our lUKA. As the last class to be graduated from its halls, We desire to bestrow this parting honor upon it. t CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING Main Entrance Ji. uv ff ,1, FACULTY E. H. NELSON ....... Tama, Iowa Superintendent B. A., Coe College, M. A., University ol Iowa. BEN IONES ......,. Tama, Iowa High School Principal Science and Social Svience B.S., Coe Collage, M. A., University of Iowa. LUCIE STEVENS ...... Montour, Iowa Commercial Capital City Commercial College, University of Iowa, University of Chicago. H. T. HURLEY ....... Tama, Iowa Mathematics and Science A. Buena Vista College, M.S., Iowa State College. MINNIE HAUSWIRTH .... Havelock, Iowa Home Economics B. S., Iowa State College. MARGARET L. SHERMAN . . Grinnell, Iowa Music A. B., Grinnell Collegeg Columbia State Teachers College. LILLIAN E. WHITMORE .... Wayne, Nebr. English and Latin A.B,, Wayne State Teachers College: Iowa State College, M. A., University at Iowa. L. W. VANDERLINDEN ..... Tama, Iowa Manual Training and Physical Educalion B.S,, Iowa State Teachers College. DOROTHY MCCANDLISI-I . . . Omaha, Normal Training and Social Science A. B., Wayne State Teachers College. DORRIS H. LONG ...... Alqoria, English, Commercial and Speech B. A., Grinnell College. R. G. MILLER ....... Tama, Coach and Commercial B.S., Iowa State Teachers College. ELIZABETH CARRITHERS . . Cedar Rapids, Physical Education and Science B. A., Coe College. 4 N ebr. Iowa Iowa Iowa IOHN NEIL Class Presldent 2 4 Track and Sprznq Football Mgr 2 News Staff 4 IUKA Staff 3 Commer clal Club 3 4 Iuka Assembly 4 tlonal Honor SOC19lY BEATRICE KREZEK IREN E WEATHERLY Glee Club l 4 Pres 4 New IUKA Staff 4 News Staff 3 4 Staff 4 Hansel and Gretel 4 Class SecyTreas 4 Commerc1al G A A Treas Nexqhbors 4 Club 3 4 Turkey Red Sound Your Horn 3 Class Club 3 4 Kay McKay Clu l 2 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety MARIORIE NELSON Glee Club l 4 News Staff 3 4 A Edxtor 4 G A A 3 Hansel and Gretel 4 Sound Your Horn 3 Commercial Club Club l Natxonal Honor Soclety CLASS OFFICERS IOI-IN NEIL Presldent BEATRICE KREZEK Vlce Presldent IRENE WEATHERLY Secretary Treasurer MARJOEIE NELSON Iuka Edltor SENIOR CLASS It seems rather stranqe that the l938 qraduatmq class should D9 the largest ln the h1story ot Ta na eclucatlon and also the last to graduate from the Central School Burldmq Dunna the past year the Senlors have had many class meetmqs and much busmess has been taken up by the Presrdent and the varrous commlttees They feel that they have had a most protltable school year 1n Tama and that they owe much to the school and to IIS faculty They are proud to graduate from Tama I-Ilqh School and wrll ever do the1r utmost to contlnue upholdlnq 1ts hlqh 1deals and trad1t1ons May the classes that follow IH the new bulldlnq r ap as much from the better and h1qher thrnqs IH educatlon and 1n hte as they have and may any pltfalls Whlch stand out v1v1dly be a lesson to the classes whlch follow so that they may not make the same errors 5 ' , 1 , , . : s 5 , 7 . : , 7 ' . : 7 H r ' - . : ' IUK ' : . . - . 4: One Word Alone Skit 47 Nai Vice-President 45 Commercial 3, 4: Girls' Selrtet 47 Kay McKay . . . 9 . . if FRANK SQUIERS Track 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketlsall 3, 4: Boys Glee Club 3, 4: Baseball F, 4, VIOLA HOTCHKISS Kay lvlcliay Club l, 3: G. A. A. 3: Cjxvnun.-rcial Club 4: Basketball I. RICHARD IVIOYER Bays' Glee Clul: 4: Class Representative 4. ESTHER OCONNOR Kay McKay Club l, 7: IUKA Advertisement Play l: G. A. A. 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. RUTH BETZ Czlee Club l, 2, 3: Sextet 4: IUKA Staff 4' Neighbors 4. ALICE KAZDA Kay McKay Club l: Commercial Club 4: Agri- culture Club l, 2. RICHARD DAVIS Glee Cluo 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Class Presi- dent 2: Boys' Quartet 4. LEONA CORY .Agriculture Club l, 2 3, 4: Normal Training Club 3, 4: Boer's Head Tavern 3. ELLA DAVENPORT Glee Club 1: Agriculture Club l, 2, 3, 4. IESSIE SINCOX Glee Club l, 2: Normal Training Club 3, Pres. 4: G. A. A. 3: News Staff 2. DALE HANUS Baseball 3. GEORGE YOUNGMAN Tenor Solo 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Quartet 3, 4: Sub-district Contest 3, 4: District Contest 4. SHIRLEY TYLER Glee Club 3: G. A. A. 3, 4: IUKA Staff 4: Sparkin' 4. PEARLY TYLER Sound Your Horn 3: Neighbors 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Hansel and Gre-tel 4: IUKA Staff 4. VIRGENE ABBOTT News Staff 3, 4: Cherry Special 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Normal Training Club 3, 4. HUBERT DOLEZAL Agriculture Club l, 2, 3, 4. ELOISE RYAN Glee Club 2, 3, 4: News Staff 4: Neighbors 47 Operetta Bugs 2: Operetta Hansel and Gretelu 4. CHARLES WEIR Track 2: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. 6 f REULAH OVERTURF Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: News Staii 4: IUKA Staff 45 Declamatcry l, 2, 3: National Honor Scciety. EMMA NAN CRANE G.A.A, 3, 4: Kay McKay Club l, 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Sound Your Horn 3. lAMES SHEKER Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3: IUKA Staff 4. DOROTHY BLAZEK Neighbors 4: Glee Club l: News Staff 4: Cv. A A. 2, 3, 4. IOHN HAGERTY Commercial Club 3, 4: Agriculture Club l, 2, 3, 4. CARROLL PAUL Agriculture Club l, 2, 3, 4. LAURA lANE NOVOTNY Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: News Staff, Editor 4: G. A. A. 3: IUKA Staff 4: Hansel and C-1retel 4: Na- tional Honor Society. HARRIETT EARNEST Turkey Red l: Commercial Club 4: Kay McKay Club l, 2: Agriculture Club l, 2, 3, 4. MASON FEISEL A Nialit at an Inn 4: Commercial Club 4: Agri- culture Club l, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED WIN DERS Glee Club 2, 3, 4: News Staff 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 3: G. A. A. 3, 4. MARILYN STORM Glee Club 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Hansel and Gretelu 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3. RUTH IOHN Glee Club 2, 3: Kay McKay Club l, 2, 3, Sec. 4: Camera Club 4: News Staff 4. HELEN RUGG Glee Club l, 2: Kay McKay Club, Pres. 1: News Staff 4: G. A. A. 3, 4. HARRlETTE OLSEN Glee Club 3, 4: Kay McKay Club 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 3. CLAUDINE WEAVER Kay McKay Club l, 2, 3: News Staff 4: Glee Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE MCCOY Sound Your Horn 3: IUKA Staff 4: G. A. A. l, 2: News Staff 4. PAUL LISTON Class President 1: Declamatory 1, 2, 3: State Scholarship Contest 2, 3: Sound Your Horn 3: Filmfonatic Club, Pres. 3, 4: News Staff 3, 4: IUKA Staff 4: National Honor Society. HARRY OLSEN Band l, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club, Pres. 4: Boys' Ouartette 4: IUKA Staff 4, 7 MARGARET MINOR L...-ti Clulw ,Sy G. A. A. cl: Commercial Cluli Krry lX'It.'K.iy Clult l, 2, 4, Pres. 4. VVARREN BOGLE Fritlall l, fl: Baskrtliall l, 2, 4: Baseball F, -1 Track 1, 2: Tennis ll: Band 1: Boys' Glee CluE: Q: National Honor Society. ETHEL KUBIK G. A. A. 3, 4: Kay McKay Club 1, 2: Narrurl Tr :ining Club 3: Commercial Club 4. FRANCES BOOTH Sc-:mul Glee Club l: G. A. A. 3: Agricultiizf Club l, 2, 3, 4: Kay McKay Club l, 2, 4: Corzi- mercial Club 3, 4. STEVEN BACINO Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Class Sec. 3: Soun.l Your Horn 3: Neighbors 4: Commercial Club 3 4 B. WARREN ROBERTS Fnzctltall 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Golf 3: Tennis 2. FLOYD FULTON Football 4: Band 2: Commercial Club 4. FLOYD BORTLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. FRANCES SCOTT Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Yell Leader 3, 4: Class Pres. 3: G. A. A. Pres. 4: I-Iansel and Gretelu 4: IUKA Staff 4: Kay McKay Club I: Commercial Club fl, 4: Mixed Quartet l: Agriculture Club 2, 3, 4: Business Mgr. Glee Club 4. CORRINE HOUDYSHELL G. A. A. 3, 4: Bugs 2: Sparkin ' 4: Normal Training Club 3, 4: Agriculture Club l, 2, 4: Kay McKay Club 2: Veishea I. VIRGINIA SPIRE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bugs 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: News Staff 3, 4: Hansel and Grete1 4: Mixefi Chorus l, 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: Agriculture Club I, 2, 3, 4: Kay McKay Club 1, 2. MILTON PORTER Football 2: Track 3: Basketball 2: A Niglit at an Inn 4. VIRGINIA THOMPSON Second Glee Club l: G. A, A. 3, 4: Kay McKay Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Normal Train- ing Club 3: Filmfanatic Club 3. DUANE MCNAMEE Basketball 4: Glee Club l, 2. IAMES THILL Football 2, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Sound Your Horn 3: News Staff 3, 4: Hansel and Gretel 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: IUKA Staff 4: Student Council l: Lincoln Essay Winner 2. ALAN NOVOTNY Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3. VIOLA SUCI-IANEK Glee Club 3, 4: Normal Training Club 3, 4: Agri culture Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Kay McKay Club 3, 4: Filmfanatic Club 4. IOHN GRISWOLD Football I, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Baseball 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Track 1. 8 IUNIOR CLIFFORD PORTER MEREDITH HYNEK . IANET SWEAZEY . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS RAYMOND HARDON MILDRED MINOR . ROBERT SHEKER . FRESHMAN WARREN ROBESON CHARLES LAMB . IAMES STIMSON . . . . . . . President CLASS OFFICERS . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . Secretdry-Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer JHNIUHS SH3HUMUtttS iifiilittii JUNIOR CL ASS fllllllf im-.'.' C. 'flfivs Olin zz, ltf, lf . gM,g lf. fx ine, f . S 1 :L . Third row: R. Atchinson, E. Hat ti Et. 'f'-f-ijt. ff, 1' ll' liivf D. if 'iY:t' t Atl, , ., 'l Q tt 14. if .H , 1-1 vi lx ' I' l T f fly -L i :- FLT 4L'.'I I .'.'.' ,, 1 14,3 A Fi. lYl'k,Jt1 Il '. L tt: Duztil fzpiltl, Ll. Stiitis ,N Of5it'or.:: C. lititsfi R1 :si 1- iity lf Hy vk, Vicf-Pr-1si'i:1iA 1-y, S'lCYPfZZYQ Tf '15llIf'-Y. SOPHOMORE CLASS TGP TW'-'.' G. Seriaclie v. ff tacit' l F-.vis--1, E. Gfrrponter 'R 1 M. Zliorne, Kellogg l derliiiflon. Sixth row: L. Hagerty E. Rlgrgzek, Xl MGMOX, G. Plehal, Stfker, Q . Masf-rnore, A, Lf. Zliiruv R. F1111- ing, XV. Anderson, N?-Lzniann. Fifth row: G. Russell, tvf. Lfinor, L. Valonta, L. Lenhart D. Rxirnos, R. Hardcn, A. Kazda, L. Crumb, L. Rilvby. Fourth raw: D, Hainiel, T. Adonis, M. Lowe, E. Houdyshell, G. Buf- falo, V. Novotny, B. Retry M, Old' bear, C. Seacert, R. Patterson. Milckcl Front row: L. Coins, V. .3-.n:ierscn, R. Lauderdale, D. Myers, V. Mot? l. Nekola, H. Suchanek. Minor, Vice-President, R. Sheker Secretary-Treasurer. IUNIOR CLASS ln September, 1935, our class began its high school career. That was the year we were represented at Science Day in Ames. Several of the girls also made the trek to Veishea. The next year saw us struggling through Lincoln essays. However, this, our junior year, was the year. We took charge of a pep meeting at which all juniors felt very silly wearing anything from lampshades to baby bonnets. We sponsored a movie, sold tickets to one-act plays and peddled candy to finance the traditional juniorvsenior prom. The 1938 prom was in keeping with the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Although we enjoyed being juniors we will be very proud when we are seniors. SOPHOMORE CLASS Last year's Freshmen are now a Sophomore class of sixty-five members with new ideas about Freshman-Sophomore parties. This year, since the Freshmen are many, the Sophof mores are giving a picnic for them instead of the regular party. Money for the picnic was raised by twenty-five cent contributions from each member of the Sophomore class. The Sophomores participated in the Pep Assemblies for the basketball team this year by sponsoring one meeting. The highlight of the meeting was Baby Snooks and her father, por- trayed by Evelyn Houdyshell and Charles Masemore. lO son, D. Dunlap, L. Kazda, D. Hall, R. Ryan, H. Davis, E. Krezek, H. Booth. Second row: E. Prusnir, G. Turl'ott, L. Prusha, L. Fincher, R. O'Harra, A. R. Kupka, lvl. Clark, D. Carnal, L. Dolash, l. W'ils::. Officers: R. Hardon, Presixlent: M. FRESHMAN CLASS Top row: Mr. Miller, E At,i.ott, B. Kellogg, A Neil, K. Walker, F Sims, H. Badger, N, I Blythe, O. Owens, B Piotter, Sixth row: W. Brown, F Sincox, W. Robeson, O Heck, H. Croskey, M Quigley, H. Mikkelson R. Tomlinson, E. Hardon H. Parks, V. Maiden. Fifth row: H. Connell, H Crane, K. Overturf, B Iacoluson, M. Primmer H, Kazda, M. Croskey Ft, McGee, M. West, I Youngbear. Fourth row: B. McClure L. Haynes, D. Plowman lf. Spire, W. Senache, C Lamb, B. Booth, D Mason, E. Church, l. Zhorne, L. Prusha. Third row: W. Sturtz, F. Duffy, O. Vail, l, Backen, I, Moyer, A. Smith, M. L. Pelisek, C. Lenhart, G. Wang, E. Sclimutte. Second row: L. Pagel, L. Davis, B. O'Connor, V. Booth, C. Anderson, F. O'Connor, M. Hamiel, D. Fahling, M. Corns, C. Power, E. Willer. Front row: D. Schuett, I. Stimson, G. Metz, D. Goodwin, W. Timm, C. Sturtz, H. Fulton, Fl. Hill, R. McGee. FRESHMAN'CLASS Ten years ago, several small children entered the kindergarten department of the Tama Public Schools. That was the start of the Freshman class of l938. A few left and a few new pupils came into the ranks. The class has come through the years successfully and has made much progress. One of the greatest achievements of this class was graduating from the eighth grade and entering the high school department. Many new pupils were added to the roll call when we came into high school. These mem- bers help to make this a bigger and better class. Under the guidance ot the teachers and the sponsorship of Mr. Miller, this class has suc- cessfully finished its first year in high school and is well on its way to the goal, graduation from Tama High School and success. SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 7 School opened. 14 Basketball banquet served by mothers. 17 First football game. Grinnell at Tama. 23 Home Music Concert. 26 M ' C t t t W t l . Oct. I Girls' Glee Club's first appearance at assembly. 29 PIZTS,--'SX eilisht AIterAlFi Inn, Sparkin,' I6 53 Home Economics girls went tc a Home Hguuce for the Goslingsj' Project Conference at Iesup, la. 19 Operetta Hansel and Gretelf' . April 1.11 Spring Vacation- 22 Football banquet. II. Sheker elected captain, 2 George younqmun competed in the State Dis S- BCICIHO. C0-CGINCIT1' trict music contest at Waterloo. 29 Tama News Herald Staff Party to make corn 12 First baseball game' Gludbrock G1 Tomc- leis for COUVQUUOU- 23 Baseball tournament at Montour. Tama vs Dec. 3 First Basketball game. Gladbrook at Tama, Dyson' 17 lon' 3 Chrlslmcs Vccullon' May 8 Public School Music Department radio broad . . cast over Station KFIB at Marshalltown. lon' 19 Fucully dmne' Served by Home EC' qlrls' May l6 Iunior Senior Dinner Dance. Scheme Snow Feb. l K. McKay Club sponsored a Penny Supper. Whlle and the 7 dwqfls- H 22 One-act plays presented. Cherry Special, 20 Senfof Clgsslpluy' Headed for Eden' I:1mermOuSe ' and NeiqhbOTS.'f 26 Seniors dismissed -from school attendance. 25 Sectional basketball tourney at Montour. Tama 29 BGCCUIOUTQU' SFEWXCG' vs. Toledo. 31 Senior Class Night, March 3 Tama vs. Perry at Marshalltown. District Iune l Commencement. Tournament- 3 Last day of school. JP CW A 4 Z W WG UD ICU? WIA A v Back row: Richard Davis, lohn Neil, Warren Bogle, Paul Liston. Front row: Marjorie Nelson, Laura lane Novotny, Beulah Overtruf, Beatrice Krezelc NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The l938 National Honor Society has a membership ot eight pupils from the largest class ever to be graduated from Tama High School. Character, service, scholarship and leadership are stressed in the selection ot those who are elected to membership in this society. The outstanding work ot Marjorie Nelson included Editorship ot the luka and an excellent classroom record. lohn Neil showed outstanding creative abilityg he was President of the Senior Class, and a member ot the News Statt. Warren Bogle will be remembered tor his scholastic ability, and tor his tine personality. Beulah Overturt ranked high in scholarship and in dramatic work. Richard Davis was a top notch student, and a member ot the Boys' Quartet, he showed genuine initiative. Beatrice Krezek displayed real personality and contributed greatly to the success of many undertakings: she was Senior Class Vice-President. Laura lane Novotny ranked high in initiative, leadership and dependability: she edited the high school page ot the News-Herald. Paul Liston, in addition to his ability as a student, was concerned with many activities, among them being the photographic work on this Iuka, and the presidency ot the Filmtanatics tor two years. These, then, are the students this year who made the final grade, achieving the much-desired honor ot membership in the National Honor Society. Their attainments torm a goal toward which future aspirants tor membership may well strive. l3 -f' ff. Hyrx 1:, L. S111 1. 1. 'I Q- 1' J' K 1.0at:z-my. 1. activity' stgae aria 'ne sh we 1:1 tl' ntsiiisn if piitures '.-ferr' the zzve Cuzstfirt iing features of the 13-5 111213. 1.111111 :ne :1:f-1' r. ,Z ..ir. 11u1L is Q: piiftt.,-'giaphy 1'I111l1,lS1CSi, 5511111 sspecialiy fine paneis 1-wif' 1113 Tit. B ,tiers arf:11111i ine pittures were eiirninatefi as mutn as pessiivie. fcilowing c rtwdern trend. 1,-Zire pitturfs it a litter 11121: Ia: ' 1'-ri the izpvtta fini 1115 last Iuka 1: 1'-e prints: 1:1 the 011 11112111 snizssi 1 iiifiinfg. ilarcris- Neison . . , . Eviitor Paui Listen . P11o!'1'11:'1g11:y Laurin: 11:ne Nivwtiiy . fT.::1:1:tf::11 Efiiffvr Hutt Setz ...,. Humor Edits: finn Neii . . E::f'L':'vs:9 Marzwjet Flirenie fflffsy, Ckaifiiail . Frances Scar' ,Qssisf '11 Bpszrzoss Manager Shirley T ',.' ier ' TYPE? 1arnes Siwker . . . Aff Erizffiz Peazijs Tylf-1 . 1 ?it1'.ar'i Davis Asszsf'1::' Ar? Efflflxf' farnes Tnill . . . Sports Eiiiff' Pieuiah Qvertarf . .Q f1.'11es Eii1'3Z Harry Olsen . A.:.:i.:f51nt f1: 1i.'1f1e:: Eriifo' SPONSORS Irene Vvieatherly . Ciass Editor Li11ian Vfnitnisre H. T. Hurley Qnf- af the nies: inter-sting azz.: wzrih while cf the extra-cuirriciiiar aciiviiifs ff Tama High Schoci is the Now.-Q staff, Under the capable guifianse of Miss Lucie Stevens, tnese students have edited the schooi page each week dur- ing the 1937-38 sciisci year. 1111111 are to ine Camrnenderi far the many fine articiris that have appeared during th? year, which inciufifi-fi editorials, iritvrvifw articies, feature stories, Ts cciuinn, and a inwrai news stories. The culmination af the years activities was a week at the Tama News-Hera1'i affice where the staff edited tne annual student efiitisn sf paper. The students said advertising, read proof, wrote semis, interviewed Tama penpifv. '1:1'.1 ie1t like reai news repsrters lay the tinza ine paper came off the press. This will iinclcubtediy stand out as ane Cf the pieasant experiences cf their high scnzal aays, as weii as one that wili give them a broader idea of iournahsrn. 14 E':':tar: 1.1 1 ffl? N- Qs Tiziri 1.1, N 11: T. N--11, 1. Sitfifzt-' 1 Tiiiii, 11, Benz, Liss 1.i11in'111 X'V11it!11:11 -, Second 1f:1.'.': f.fz. 111:- iey, S. Tyler, Ei. Uavis, 11. Clsen, 17. Liston, P. '1'yi'11'. 'h Bfzttom rm-.'.' 1. X1VD'1':.- -Y 3- G eriy, if Sigit, it Overtuzt, 1.. 1. if - U vstny, 1'. Firms Eiitorx L. 1. Nqr v- M ix K. l H JCI? rs:-:J I3.'ZL1'xi r. Sveiiizzf ff. 1.'1f': 1. 111111, 1. Neii, 1 Duniagw, L. 1. Nev. ny. Tilllffl rC'.',': F. Efreii-ik, M. Vv'1I11PI'S, V. Al- Eatt, 1. Giiswaiii, f Q ,, 133111, 11. Ryan. f ' Sesoiri 1f11.'.'.' 1.1. fi' tix, Fi. 11'.1aa, ' ?e2:es.:1, P, Lisfi: 1.7, Stir -, 11. Neis I1 ff '- 1.f1ss Stfvfiis. First mv. F. Mr-Cert Top T. Sinrfx, l. Griswold, M. l.','in its, Y. .5-. ti, L, Moelc, V. .' if, til: E. Rygn, L. .. . li. Vfgs . Fsclrnan. Sean 1 F izisfn, lui. Flynelc, F. ' 'i lxf fillli, Miss Mc- . 1 frjrii -f ka, C. Hsuiiy- T. Laififz rdf C. Csllinson. vllllf' :livers ons: l. Sincsx, President, l, Grisz-.'ol.i, Viv-Elifisitlerity M, Voborf nik. S .'IT0lfU'Y' :fri Y. Abbott, Treas- 'JIT-Z, THE FILMFANATICSH Fontiz row: G. Plthal, P. Liston, A. Neil, I. Griswolai, and O, Owens. Thiri row: R. lhn, B. Overturf, M. 'Wirt E-its, anl Y. Sufhanelc. Secun 5 row: F. Ryan, C. Masemore, C. Lgtij , lxf. l'lyrif-lc, and Mr, Hurley. Bottui., ro':.': Ll. E. E-fupka, L. Crunib, P-. liytxn, N. SllItLSft1, and l. Lauder- Tis officers cf this club are: P. Lis- Presitisntr Tl, Hynek, Vice-Presi FILMFANATIC CLUB The Filrntanatic Club was organized in the fall of '35 under the direction of Mr. H. T. Hurley. Through it we learned how to develop, print and enlarfie pictures. We also learned to stay in total darkness tive rninutes without tearing the Hbogey n1an . This club is the only one in high school that does not seek new rnernbers. Students who wish to Join rnust make application to the otticers and sponsor and then the club rnust vote to accept or to reject the applicant. NORMAL TRAINING CLUB This club, consisting ot rnenibers oi the Norrnal Training Department, with officers elected at the beginning of the school year, has chosen to 3-ertorzn three duties: service, social and professional. ln service, they were in charge oi decorations for the school building during the Christmas season. Each inonth they have a social nieeting, one ot which was enteriaining the sophornore pupils who have enrolled for the Normal Training Course. ln professional lite, they plan to discover more about rural teaching, its rnethods, and tfoblexns. The club is under the leadership oi Miss Dorothy Mcfandlish. NORMAL TRAINING CLUB Li. Stirnsr n, Secretary-Treasurer. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Cflee Club had a very successful year under the direction oi Miss Margaret She-riixazi. The large nurnber ot candidates for rnernbership in the Club :nade the inatchiiig ci voices ?CSSlClQ. Hansel and Gretelf' an operetta, was presented early in the school year. The Club sang at a nuznber ot local functions, participated in the Subdistrict Music Contest at Waterloo, took part in the broadcast proaram over KSIB at Marshalltown, and rnade its last appearance at the Conirnencernent Exercises. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus was oraanized in order that a larqer aroup ot those musically inclined rniaht be able to coznpete in the Music Contest than would have been able to do so otherwise. The Chorus was directed by H. T. Hurley. The :group sang at the Suloaistrict Contest at Waterloo on May the twenty-iifth, and, aztiong other ar pearances, has charae ot the rnusic tor the Baccalaureate Service. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ap lf. Hyiifk, lf. fvfrzttorc, I. Griswold, A. Rudd, C. .'Vca'Jf'r, Olsen, R. Fahlina, H. Schrcznlei, P. Tye., Olisirz. . .fi rC'.'.'.' .f. S. F.. Bets, B. Krezek, M. Winciers, G. Plenal, L. Meek, E. Houdyshf-ll, L. T. Novotny, H. .Q-t aa Iozirth row: M. Valiorziilz l. Lauderdale, E. Ryan, M. Nelson, F. Scott, 3. Over- turt, V. Spiro, B. Marlowe, O. Owens, Miss Sherman. 'fhiri row: L. Hiyiies, Connell, Lf. I+.. Duztilzaxll, B. Ke-lloaa, l. Eaoken, R. fohn, V. Sxiftlianel-1, lf. Lar- son, A. Polisolc. Second Row: lufarg' Ellfn Kupka, Grace Fussrff, Louise Crunilw, Heli-ri Fi, thanek, l-fiilzirari I'-fiinizz, Loretta Haaorty, Kathleen Tcrtilinscrt, Fvfiyii Sgiir-'. Ei' ttfgn. l III I S.-.'fa:'1'.' Eeity' l.'ioOlii:'f'. Lo. Uavis, ffsthir Hfrri' ti, lifliarlottn Coiliiison, CME.- erine Power, Flolterta Lfniderfialf'-, Rita liogf'-1 'rnfi :Jointly Svhiiett. The officers ff the Glee- TIQLEX are: 5. mek. Presi- fzf-rzt, L. Crurnli, s 'Q initr- nianp F. Scott, liusinss inane aa-or. MIXED CHORUS Trp row: R. Links, O. Rdanis, l. Reid, H. Olsen, Li. Ouij- lffy. Third row: G. Yoiirigrian, I. Bfrfrkeri, E. Ho':'lysf1?l1, L. Mock, H. Elf-11133, O. Owens, F. Sauiers, H. i. Hurley. Second row: C. lff so' Tift, V. Larson, K. TFTIIIHYTSC frf. A. f7'.irn2iaul'i, F. ',:it1 7. A. Slayer, M. l.tin':', F. ffzvis, P. Liston. Bottom row: li. Moyer, L. Haynes, M. Volvwrriilc, L Zhorne, M. E. Kupka, L. Davis, C, Anderson, W. Patterson. COMMERCIAL CLUB cp 1 ,'.', ' 5.12111 F. IE., 1.1. 1'-'LS' .::g..s fi. 'z' 1 :., fi: 1 51114 . Fcrgrff if Scott, li. Pifllllbbll, lvl l.f111': li. OlSi.i'll, 1. Nf-11, ft. TSI1' 5.1 fvfiss l.. St--vfA:1s. fist: 1.1. PCYUWI, lf E'.1lt 1 HTSFTTE' '.'feavf-1, Os'-:i P Typ 1 K. fi. frane. S91 .'I1 ff -'.' .fiiffll , :'. :.:r 1' 11, L. Arxtifrscri, 1. Grisw 111, .5 bacirf, F. Eortle, l.. 1. N-.vcptny luf. N1 f Frrvrit 1' . T fr, f, , 134. I lffif' l. Vv'eatherly, V. 1111511 kiss S. Fyan, E. DTYYIVXIIQDCIY. KAY McKAY CLUB Tcg: f. l.C11C1FIClCI1F, Q. Cwf-ns, F. P1 ttfz, A. Ruqg, V. All 1111. 1' E 1:. G. Plahal, lvf. l.'l:1tt',x, lvl 'J' t.- r, A. Peliselc. l.. lfrrns, L. li'1af:1y N T .' L. iff-ek, 1.1. 151151, Lf '.','.r.: 5 Fl', :11, 12.11, Fl Ps -Q' 1-flSS 1.1. Haiiswirlh. T ffi ..', ' ll. E. Kupkrz, D, Vffxl 11.111 F. 1. Griswolvl, A. 1.1 221111-, Uf. Kellcaa, V. Stichririf-lc f. E fwlfyer, l. Zohrne, Pot-:er LJ '. '.',' .' R. 1.31111-fr ialy-, 1.1 f.f1:i I l.. flfllilll, E N. frfzrw, li C','eri'.1:f Fl. Kazaa, l.. f. Ngvfgiriy E. V. Thornpsrin. T11:r'i lvl. Crane, lf. llrmtii, F Azlrtt, li. Kr-lloqq, 11. ll. lrlfilllltxll lvl. Sturm, l.. Haynes, l.. Paqel. Seccrii ICtX','.' R. OVCOIIIIOI, M. l-ly neiz, Xl. Voiorniic, A. R. Kupl-ca L. Fzusha, M. Cczrns, R. lv1cGr-ra Frei! rcn-.': E. l.fcC1ure, E. Spire. H. Crane, H. Suchanelc, M. l.. Pe-lise-lc, V. Booth. Off:f'ers: ..,. 1-.fl1:1or, President: lvl. A. Kupl-ca, Vice-Pre-sidentg R. Vilin, Secretary- ani l. Hagerty, Treasurer. COMMERCIAL CLUB The 1938 Commercial Club is composed entirely of Seniors taking the straight cornrnercial course. The sponsor, Miss Lucie Stevens, supervises all activities and the club has progressed during the year. Several students have rnade their fifty-words-a-rninute crosses during the year and a few have written as high as 129 words a rninute in shorthand. All in all, we have had a most successful year. KAY McKAY CLUB The Kay McKay Club was organized four years ago for freshrnan and sophornore girls and tcr any new upperclass girls who were interested in l-lornenialqing. lt provides a chance for the underclassnien to get into some worthwhile club which will give theni an opportunity to rnake desirable friends and develop character. The club nieets once a rnonth and, after the business nieeting, a social hour is held. Dur- ing the year it has sponsored a penny Supper and has sent representatives to College Hotte- rnaking Conferences and Veishea. 17 G. A. A. , lvl. Zitcrh fl, Earnest Squires L. Bvzp 5 -. Toinlinsmi, fifth row: Lornb, D. Plirrnif Q. HAY., 1 ' '- 1 S.1.....111 ' ' N X ri, :X .' rf'-ff V Y W Sturtz. ,, . F L. c.,.,, 1,111 Fourth rot-.'.' lvf. D1 '11, L. ll. Davis, lf. 1-l1XIl'Ili'I l1c11f.E.Sgfi1e fi 1' 1- . Tlnrri rcvx: l., 2611. r. .-. CDll'lCIlkIfT, F. S:l.::q:z:', Z C. Collinsoii, 'f.::.i1:ts' Second row: G. i. 1' Arid:-rs':t, lf. 1.31: 11 L. Pcxgel, W. .l.E.E. tt, Front row: ll Duffy B D. Schiiett, l. 311-51111, ff. shell, M. Crane, A M llllllf, Twp O. Owl:-a 13, l Giiswcji Y. .3-.lx riff B. l.fc?GZv, A. 1 . QL, V Spud P11111 IKOVJS lvf. ffyn'-Q: A, lf. Zlzrrixv M, VVf11i1-rs, f.f1ss .' 'l'f1s, G lliehfzl, li, f'.121i1:1': I if Kellogg. Foizrrlr rO'.'.'.' V. Suri. E. Fifflll lf Scott, lvl. i.f:1ii 21, fi. Ovriiurf V. Novutziy, Y, Lzzs 11. Third row: F. l.:1u Q'-: ii? A. Pfli sf-Qc, L. Cfipirtilq, fl. TI--Qsz, fi Qcrns, H. Sciiro-Pier, B. lfiqzlizu-1 S. Tyler. Seconfi row: V. Tliiizig as :1, l.. 1 111s D. Blciwk, E. N. .'1.::1e, ll. llc Queen, B. Zhorrvi C..is::1. Front row: M. Storm lvl. , Kiipkn C, Collinson, M. l.-'ri-.1r11ik, A. B Kupkci, inf. Beiimfz. l. S'.'fef1Lif'y. Olivers: F, Sf it P1--.liz--xi? B. f.l':1 low, S'3Cft'lCIQ TZ'f.I5'.lI'iY. AGRICULTURE CLUB Top row: F. Blgrzfl: lf. Aklfztt, I. Feisel, lrl. l7',lf:i'.1l L. lfriluirt, N Scttt, G. Pieigcl, S. El 1.1iif.'si11f., FI Bflff, Mr. Vande.. Il lIT Sixth row: Y. Spin S61 tt, H vis-rl, . H v- N P, -r lflflf, - . S Heck, C ilers, V Pzxshir, LT. Len- N' Q: ,ll .1,'Qf'zfff, 11. l-lill V. H. . Z'JlS ffzmi- i. zttffrson Hr Arly- 'lhe G. A. A., which is open to oil girls in the Sophomore, Iunior ond Senior classes, hos been under zhe direction of Miss Betty Corrithers. The purpose of this orqctnizotion is to stimu- lote interesz in athletics. Members con rnerit severcrl different owcrrds by performing vorious duties. Some of the clubs in the G. A. A. ore Bicycling, Skcrtinq, Top Dotncinq, Bosketboll, Soccer, Trock, Bosebcrll ond l-liking. Gne member may join only four of these clubs or semester. 18 P 1.1. Top row: l. Shelcer, M. Second row: R, Har' Third row: D. Burnes, Fourth row: K. Over- Boftom row: R. Booth, FOOTBALL Grinnel . . 12 'llama . 'C lv'lZIll6'ZUIIlCl . 'latina . . 6 State Center . 7 Tama . o Marianas . 'lania . . U Bolle Plaine . l8 Tama . 'IQITIVI . o 'lama fl Brooklyn . 26 'laziia . 'l':1lot.lo QQ 'lania . . li According to the score sheet, Tama didn't have what you would call a successful season. But the boys can be proud of quite a number of things that go to make up a good team. The fact that Tama recovered l8 fumbles to its opponents l9 clearly shows that the team played heads up football all the way. The fellows played at all times in a clean and sportsmanlilce manner. They were penalized very little in comparison with their opponents, and never was an opponent carried off the field due to unnecessary roughness. Tama placed the following men on allrstar teams: lim Sheker, brilliant end, made first all conference team at right end. Mark Metcalf, a big, fast, and tough tackle, made a place on the all conference and honorable mention on the allrstate team. Delmar McFate made the all conference third team at half-back. FOOTBALL Quigley, P. Pagel, Coach Miller, Coach Vanderlinderi, M. Metcalf, D. Dunlap, D. McF'atc. tion, I. Thill, F. Squiers, I. Griswold, R. Tenhoff, R. She- ker, S. Bacino. F. Fulton, N. Scott, D. McNamee, K. Wal- ker, L. Valenta, l. Spooner, R. Patter- son, D. Carnal. turf, C. Seabert, E. Sincox, l-l. Croskrey, E. Heisler, L. Prusha, D. Mason, B. Roberts. E, Sincox, M. Porter, W. Anderson, C. Turbett and D. Hall, Managers, C. Ander- son, W. Brown. l9 Glaclbrook Tama Chelsea Tama Gladbrook Tama Gilman Tama Garwin Tama Marengo Tama Belle Plaine Tama Montezuma Tama Toledo Tama Brooklyn Tama Marengo Tama Belle Plaine Tama Montezuma Tama Toledo Tama Brooklyn Tama COUNTY TOURNAMENT Traer 26 Tama l4 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Toledo 22 Tama 23 Dysart l8 Tama 29 l DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Perry Sl Tama l7 Top row: Coach Miller, Coach Vanderlinclen. Second row: C. Weir, P. Paqel, W. Boqle, I. Sheker. Bottom row: I. Thill, R. Sheker, M. Quigley, A. Novotny, D. Dunlap. Group Picture: Back row: I. Wilson, C. Seabert, C. Davenport, E. Sims, F. Squiers, L. Valenta. Center row: K. Overturf, D. Carnal, D. McNamee, D. Burns, R. l-fardon, R. Patterson, W. Robeson. front row: D. Hall, C. Turbett, R. lacobsen. BASKETBALL The basketball team under the guidance of Coach Miller went to the district tournament this year for the first time. The boys didn't fare so well in the conference battles, winning 4 and losing 6. The two teams that beat the locals twice were Belle Plaine and Brooklyn. One of the team's strong points was the oneness with which they played. No stars, every one a part of a machine to t'urn out basketball games and usually good ones. The two most colorful and spirited games were probably the last two Toledo games. After getting beat the first game, the Tamahawks settled down and showed the Raiders such a defensive game that they just couldn't find the basket or a way to get close enough to drop the necessary sphere through the hoop. Traer put it on the local cagers in the county tournament, but in the sectional, Tama beat Toledo and then outclassed the couny champs in a surprise upset to win the tournament. In the district meet, Perry outplayed the Tamahawks to end the first district tournament at which this school has been a representative. At the first of the year, experience was lacking very much. At the end of the year Coach Miller had the fellows playing like veterans. Charles Weir and lames Sheker made the all- sectional-tournament first team and Douglas Dunlap and Milo Quigley made the second team. All in all you can well be proud of this year's basketball team, a team that won 9 and lost lO and played six one-point games. 20 Top row: Coach Vanderlinden, . Metcalf, Pagel, D. Dunlap, . Griswold, W. Bogie. Second row: M. Ouigley, H. Badger, D. Burnes, R. Hardon, K. Overturf, D. Carnal, K. Walker, D. Yah McFate. Third row: E. Sims, O. Vail, Coach Wilcox, M. Depew, Walker, D. Ouigley, D. Hanus, G. Laiviotte, H. Davis, Coach Vander- linden. Bottom row: R. Booth, H. Mikkelson, F. Squiers, D, McFate, D. Dunlap, R. Carnal, C. Weir, I. Griswold, R. Harden, P. Pagel. Gladbrook Chelsea Garwin Garwin Chelsea Garwin Dysart Coach Miller, M C. Weir, P. l R. Blythe, F. F' 5 518 BASEBALL The group picture in the panel above is oi the 1937 baseball team. 3155! 1938 BASEBALL SCORES 1937 BASEBALL SCORES . . . 0 Tama . . Gladbrook . Tama 3 Tama . Garwin . Tama 4 Tama . Chelsea . Tama . . . 8 Tama . . Brooklyn . Tama . . . 5 Tama . . Brooklyn . Tama COUNTY TOURNAMENT jjjjgj, Q E222 . . . 0 Tama . . Montour . Tama . . 10 Tama . . COUNTY TOURNAMENT Dinsdale . . . 5 Tama . . . Gladbrook . . . 5 Tama . . Dysart . . . 5 Tama . . . QF' 13 3 2 14 0 13 2 8 Baseball, enjoying its second year in Tama High School, gained considerably in popu- larity and support from students, fans and players. At the present writing, the team has dropped only one game out of seven-a close one to Dysart at the County Tournament. Dun- lap and Ouigley are the heavy stickers of the team with an average of .500 and .464, respec- tively. Keith Walker, a freshman, Was'the class of the moundsmen with a 4 win and no loss record, including two shutouts. Seniors hard to replace next year will be Bogle at first, Gris- wold in the outfield and Weir at third. lncidentally, Weir did some nice pitching when called upon. .P-AiA.nq... . is i '1?t swf OPERETTA Hansel and Grelelu, Berta Els1'nith's adaption of the Hurnperdinclc opera, presented under the direction of Miss Margaret Sherman, took the place of the annual fall Hubble Bubble. As in previous years, this affair was marked in the splendid cooperation of faculty, students, and parents. lanet Sweazey is still Gretel to many of the grade children. Under the direction of Miss Long, Edwin Sincox, Beulah Overturf, lim Thill and Frances Scott were transformed to realistic characters of the wellelcnown story. Each of the upper six grades contributed to special chor- uses and supporting chorus. Mothers were responsible for the costumes. High school students collected properties, sketched scenery, and assisted Miss Hauswirth, Mr. Vanderlinden, and Mr. Hurley, who very capably and generously supervised important details of costuming, staging, and lighting, respectively. 22 ONE ACT PLAYS NEIGHBORS THE FLITTERMOUSE CHERRY SPECIAL SPARKIN A NIGHT IN AN INN SAUCE FOR THE GCSLINGS SENIOR CLASS PLAY I C C '2 1 1-1 Q11 11+:y'f-, ,i 1 II .f1.1 'f' ,wifi 1 x 1 111. 'W-1 TEYSI 111, I' 1.1 r .112 nifwi I I 5' 'I '. fl . I1 Il 1 1 If 'IIv1':11w1i 1111 Ifc11fr1 , 1 :4fi11v11y1t11I1rvf C111 S 1 M OI H8 at III' INIIQS' 'Thelzirf 111151111 1I1v dl 6 I S-'Lf' 1 1 I.i?I1:1 i1Nx:S111 IVf.'.' Q' 1 ,A Q :f'lI' ':1f .-fx: ' I' K1 1:1 iff 0 ,Qu 'FV ,I Y' A ll BIQY 1 e2,. We Ill ' l as u l ! H A mmm 1 if P GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Upper row: H. Wilson Fourth Grade, , Thompson, lu n i o r Hiqh School Princi- pcxl, M. Lindell, First Grade, M. Witosky, lunior High School. Center row: M. l-loose, Iunior High School, E. Corrithers, lunior High School, I. Downing, lunior High School, L. Peak, Second Grade. Lower row: M, Leslie, Kiriderq Q r t e n, H. Shields, Third Grade, E. Curtis, First ond Second Grade, G. Fitch, Fifth Grcrde. QR-ikl DM SC MGGL SENIOR PROPHECY ,,..f-uv-1 -er Q ,. Y gg TAMAMAWKS 3 no 84- '.qZ'u 'ur V LEGAL NOTICE FRIENDS OF '1 o s Ba e V ci Gt V Cr lN S Beale 61 Son Grarn Gr Coal L5 le Booth Servrce Statron Carnal Yerkes and Boberts Barber Shop C C Corns Ben Pranklrn Store C W Chapman Lumber Company Darrah s Hardware Denny s Central Shoe Store W L Bhret D D S Gamble Agency Hardware Gladys Cate Goza Cloth ng Store Harnson s Purnrture Store Al I Havllk M D M W Hylana Attorney luka Theatre S B Kemp D D S Kraft Clothrng Store I C Krezek lmplements Kupka s Meat Market A M Lrpka Meat Market Mara eth Ann s Beauty Shop Mason s Purmture Store McBoberts Dry Gooos T1-KMA HIGH Mc or lst Beauty Shoppe Pre Mohrtrel Servrce Statron Mothers Krtchen Mullrgan s Chevrolet lnc Bay Parks Hamburger lnn Peter s Shoe Store W L Prtcher an I Lrnnre Prtcher Chrropractors Salladay Prock Shoppe Schaller s Clothes Shop Schroeder Master Photographs C P Seabert D D S Shekersl G A Store Shrlhanek s Garage Soleman and Platt Bexall Store Earl Spooner Grocery I M Standefer M D Tama Candy Krtchen Tama News Stand Tama State Bank Thedens Pharmacy P H Todd Bee Hrve A I Wentzren M D Western Lrvestock Buyers Wrllett ci Wrllett Attorneys Zhorne s Hardware .AQIIQA gt n k rj Lf :P It ic Argall ry 1 ocery r L1 I Qi I I T , ' ' . L. KD ,L I V r I I I Carl Brice Grocery I. H. Neil Creamery ' I' . . ' QQ ' ' I 1 . . , . . . i N I , I d , 1 , 30 GRADUATE STUDENTS OF THIS PUBLICATION Vfe Take this space Us CI me :mm To express our Qnceme Gppreiahon for The CouHeeus omni business-like manner in which you have representes y0Luse1vesto us. MASTER PHOTOGRAPHS 202 E FIRST STREET PHONE 308 M n -'vw kwwwv. uv......... H.. ..........,.... .4H............,.wvvv..vv..v m.L,n7Qk2'LXXXL.,:.,,. .MMM nn M N A N N .. .. .M LXNNXM .4 ...M .. ,.,.,.n,.A,... .. ..M,.,.,.,.,.,. .. MM M N If You Have . . . LIVE STOCK TO SELL BRING IT TO WESTERN LIVESTOCK BUYERS TAMA IOWA We Pay Hlqhest Market Prrces We want your lrvestock busl ness and you wrll always recerve talr and courte ous treatment from N N N N N N N N N N N N N'N ..-C. N N N N N N N N N N .N Nw. M..nu..NN,.,...M,.NM. nN..n........,., NMNNM F RESH-SLO-BAKED WONDER BREAD . . . . . HOSTESS CAKES EARL SPOONER Cash Grocery Phone 376 TAMA. IOWA M Srncox stamrnered Carroll Paul l have come to ask for your dauqhters hand Would you per nrt L, uldnt allow such a thmq h answer d etth r you take the whole a1rl or nothrnq TAMA CANDY KITCHEN Qualrty Cleanlmess Servrce TAMA IOWA She At least once rn my hte l was glad to be down and out H When was that? She After my trrst arrplan rrd Harr1ett Phew' lt rs awfully hot for cr sprma day Pearly You ouqht to be thankful tts no wo se What 1t you lrved rn Arkansas? Harrrett Arkansas? Why? Pearly Youd better read a lxttle aeoaraphy lt says that Arkansas rs famous tor rts hot sprrnqs Thrll and Sheker were vrsrtrna Chr caao tor the trrst trme They entered a hugh burldmq and approached a closed elevator door Thrll succeeded openrna the door and stepped rn tall ma to the basement the elevator bernq on another tloor He called up t Sheker Look out tor that trrst step It s a lonq one XXX! I!! X XX! I X!!! Y!!! ,, . ,, N Y. , ,, f , . . I ' it? HF. , . 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Mr Whller I5hou1d 1 IS 'hy J1te home town Mr Hurley Now St1115or1 can you awe the cla5 ar1 exa11 ple 1 wasted energy? hmmy Yes SIT Telhng a ha1r ra1 mq 5tory to Mr Va11derhr1de11 M155 Stevens H e y u yer reoo proof? Douq No who wrote rt? M155 Lmdell 15111 rt wohderiu how httle oh1ck5 qet out of the 5heH5? FITSI Grader What qetfa 111e IS how they qet 111' M155 Wh1III1OI9 Why IS your exam ITICIIIOH oaper Covered w1th auotat1o1'1 marks? Charles Cut ot oourte-5y to the boy who 5at IH trout of rre MISS Wh1t111ore And why C111 the que5t1o11 11 arks? Charles Out of courtesy to th boy who sat hack of me N S BEALE 6. SON COMPANY GRAIN AND COAL MERCHANTS Phone 11 C 6. N W ELEVATOR . LA ,. , . . , , , ,t , 1 Q 11. . I k' '11 I'11 It 1 to ' 1 , . or IS? 1 Q .4 , Q 1 ,Q 1 . 1 . , 1 . V b - 'V J .S 1, O . , . R Y .f l ' XX 'KW 'T V I . CI. O C . ' ' ' O I l ' . 1 . 1 ' 1 , . . . . A . 'C' X 22 XX I2 X22 22 X21 X!!! 22 71211122 713 'X li!! X XZ!! 2221 KA I2 XZ Ky!! IXXZIIXXXIIXIZIZIZ XII!! 213221 22 BIZ!!! 212122 32 XX!! 32 322122112221 XI Z! 21 II 23 IZ I1 If ZZ IZ 21 Z1 Z1 Z2 IZ 71 I! IZ Zi Z1 22 I2 Z1 IZ 2' MASON FURNITURE STORE Furniture - Rugs Linoleum - Wall Paper Philco Radios Washers Furnish Your Home From Our Store --YOU WiLL BE SATISFIED- Undertaking Ambulance Service Lady Assistant Day Phone 245 Nlght Phone 294 ARTHUR MASON Alumnus Class of 1917 ww ........,v...,Vw. ....v..,.,...... ......wu....w . ,...,r....,.,...Munn..,...,.MMM,...,.....,......... IUKA THEATRE Always a Good Show Entertainment for the Whole Family WESLEY MANSFIELD, Manager lanet S.: My voice certainly filled the room didn't it? Meredith: Yes, l noticed some of them left, to make room for it. Virginia Thompson l had the un niest dreana last night Harriet Olsen What was it? Virginia l dreamed l was in heaven Harriet Did you see me there? Virginia Yes then l knew l was dreaming Mr lones We owe rnuch to the chemists don t we? Harry Olsen I do not l have paid cash for every chemistry set l ever bought Miss Long lohn is the luka going to have pictures of the faculty? lohn Hagerty No but there will be pictures of the teachers in it We won d r what lohn thinks a faculty is? Tis hard to part with those we love When our hearts are full of hope But it s harder still to find the towel When our eyes are full of soap CTh1s is Just a bit of poetry that some typing student left in his bookl Eddie Smcox You know Opal you would be the cutest girl in school if Opal lf wha 'P Eddie lf there weren t any other girls in school MULLIGAN S IN C CHEVROLET Sales Service and Storage Washing and Greasing WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS TAMA IOWA PHONE . . - f , . . , I - f - , A u L . , I 9 N 077,177 Y Y A7 M . . , . . . , . . . - 1 , ' t . , , . I S vo 5434 ' sv so 7' ' 1 ' 4 s uisf' F U' K4 Tv' v Q0 va Tl Asvvsv vii? Q: 5134 w' sv sv x 54 m4 www iw so I Q4 'so' so va s vi xi uf ' ,x,. gnrggzz ::,,.,x:.,::g.,3: x. ::,:i. ,. zz x 7:1 Vx: ,. .z ,. ,. ::,,. ,.!.,. ,, ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,x ,. ,. ,. ,.,. . ,. , ,. ,. .. .. :.. 'z ,. r: .. 'z N H V .. .. .. V W N V .. V -4 H ...W -1 W ., .4 U U V V H H W N N U M M A M M ,. A M M M N .. .. .. A A M M A A A N N A A .. M M M .. HARRISON FUNERAL HOMt Furniture and Funeral Home TAMA, IOWA Dear Friends: We have just read about a class of High School Students who visited a Funeral Home in a group. We recommend the idea. Young people should have a proper under- standing of this phase of our civiliza- tion. Death is a part of life. lt is inevitable. The work of the Mortician and cur funeral customs are not sub- jects to be avoided. They should be known and understood You are invited to visit our Funera Home at any time Respectfully HARRISON FUNERAL HOME Robert C Ha lson C rl B Har lson U .f V W .1 N N -. .4 .4 V N N N w v .. H H N V .rw .4 .4 .4'..'..'.. V M M M Nh N N M A M M M M A A A N N H N M .. A M A A N N N ,- SOLEMAN 6. PLATT Druqs and Iewelry The Rexall Store TAMA, IOWA Mr. Miller: Spooner, what do you have to have before you can shoot ducks? lack: A gun. Miller: No, no, l don't mean that f lack: Oh, l know, some shells. The expected answer was a hunting license. C W CHAPMAN LUMBER COMPANY FRED L EVANS Manager Lumber Coal Sash Doors Bulldlng Materials Moyer l wonder why l have so much ele tricity in my hair? Billy R lt is connected to a dry cell Frances Scott came in the roon one sunshiny day and sat on a thumb tack Getting up very painfully she said l hope it is sterilized KUPKA S MARKET Cholce Quallty Meats TEL 354 TAMA IOWA ARGALL AND GUY Grocers and Bakers Home Made Pastry PHONE 176 U R NEXT B A R B E R S H O P CARNAL YERKES and ROBERTS Boosters for Tama High School lessie Why were you so late night? Carroll l was detained lessi Detained'9 Why? Carroll Well I brushed my teeth and l ict too much tooth paste on m brush and I tried to put it back in the tube What this school needs is more good people like Ray Tenhoff and fewer bad ones like Charles Masemore Thought for the day A rolling s on gathers no moss but think of the fun it as O o ' ' ' ' l . 1 , I I . rr' a . r' F . . . . I O . T77 'fl VY T J -V - I l ' N . . . ,, I I ' . . .. ,. 0 0 I . ' : to- - 1 'ez ' . . ' ' . ' 1 . . t S c J y , . , , . 1 ggggiggpgj. 'x xxx, .. 222111, ,. x:':..,. Y:::2:,xg:::::::':: :'..: ..:. 1 'ZIINL.1..Ii II...1,.1'fIf ,gg uvvnu..H.evNue.....t..,..w...,....-.e wvwvv.. Annum,e....u..........,.,.N......n .,.,...... M .M MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOPPE X'Vhere Theres Beauty There ls chem EXPERIENCED OPERATORS PHONE 445 TAMA, IOWA N... ..v...f..... 5.-.www e-env..-.-........ ...,.... . I, ,.....N...e.iM........l.M..,.,.........M Mun.. SCHALLER'S CLOTHES SHOP Quality Cleaning PHONE 82 Theden's Pharmacy Drugs - Paints - Cosmetics DGIICIOUS Home Made ICE CREAM Miss Hauswirth: What do you get when you expose your feet to the rattt and cold? Catherine Power Wet feet lrtctdentally the artswer was sur posed to loe rheurrtattsm SHEKER S IGA STORE Grocenes Meat Frult Vegetables TAMA IOWA PHONE 14 DR S R KEMP DENTIST Phone Ofhce 151 CARL BRICE GROCER SINCE 1896 A Deal the Year O Roberta 1 wonder where the hugs ao m the wmter'? Loutse Search me lones ta teacher up herel Mtltot what IS part1c1pat1or17 M1lto'1 Ram and snow l guess Mah tsrtt sc 'Y art as he thlrtlcs h r I Thousands t years ag before han ever thought sdch ht as the turtle had a streart lmed body a turret top r tractable lartdmq ,ear and a portable house A M LIPKA The Sanltary Market Fresh and Smoked Meats Home Made Bacon Bologna Sausage and Larc 109 W THIRD ST TAMA IOWA THE BEE HIVE Hauswrrth From what raw that rtcr IS ser ge made thts cloth l1l4 my shut? loan Moyer l don t lctrow LISWIIIII Chopmj to lu lr lt r tl ot th answer? Well what grow tl TP-MA IOWA back ot a sheep? om Moyer Oh lkttow tht t l X I I 'I '. I I O I . . 0 . . . ' ' W .3 ' , . ,, , , Sm , . Q 0 . R ,. . rs, sara M. ones. 'I c f - 'o, I of ' , 1' 1 ' .L t 1 9 N H l c , , f ' . ' : ' 011 Q ' 1, ' 'e , Ha ' ' ' L H H N ttxtlq F. H. TODD ' e 3 1 , t' mutt to IC I , , I xll. I'Z' ZIFITNLZZILMAIZX12.4-i ,Ze1.Z,Z!l .IIZili!!IZXZI!!!XXZZXX!X!I2XIX!!ll!XXI,XIX!X IXIKXIIIIIXIIK XIII!!! X XII ZX IZXXXAZZXJX Z1 ZX XZ! IZXAZQXXXXX Z2 X I1 222121217122 MARADETH ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP Modernistic Hair Styling Home of Good Permanent Waves Phone 27 tor Appointment TAMA, IOWA Dad: 11111, did you have the car out last night? lim: Why, yes, dad l took some of the boys tor a little ride. Dad: Tell the boys l found one ol their lace handerchiefs on the tloor of the car. wvwwvvvf-'ww.4..,..4u.fuun...,v..v...f.....,.. MNMM,.MMnnnnNMM..,...MN,.,.,.,...,.NMMAM FRED MOHRFIELD'S Service Station Standard Oil Products Tires, Batteries and Greasing FRED MOHRFIELD, Mgr. Phone 276 C. C. CORNS Ben Franklin Store TAMA, IOWA DARRAH HARDWARE Hardware Tools and Cutlery Martin Senoor Paints TAMA IOWA Crane What are you iooki 1g Overturf My Physics Crane Ch was that yours? Overturt Yes where is it? Crane? I dont know l didnt see Adrian Neil lohn did you ever see an eight sided cat? lohn Neil AW of course not my fine feathered friend who ever heard ot an eight sided cat? Adrian Well of course lwas speak ing of an octopus DR W L EHRET Dentist Res 531 Office 521 TAMA IOWA AL I HAVLIK M D Physician and Surgeon PHONES Office 67R2 Res 67 PETER S The Horne of Good Shoe Repairing Vlfhile You Wait WEAR U WELL SHOES Ill w Thud sl TAMA IOWA A good thought for the day There may not be roorn for us all to stand at the top hut we can do our best wher ever W stand horsepower under the hood a11d Ill re horse sense behind the steering whe l 2' X X Xi XX Said at 1 lei ketL ill 1111 e 1 xx 1 IT xxlnte l13l1t d un here? ther rluil l111x Q1 1 11l1t 1 1 ' 'r tor? I . . , E . . I , ' ' it. . . . : I . I ' I . O I O .. . . . I ' I I - I I O O I I O . . . . A t ms' 'X .ct ie: A S0111 durnb bunny: St y, 'l1. is tl Q t Q V . ' l ls YO ' l . I Y' ,P 4 Ano 1 IIN 1 111 ': l tl ails not What Pat Ahbotts car needs IS less 1 , ' ,, , A , a l 1 , that 15 M 1 XfGIlClOl'.lIld9Zl s noari. XT 1 4 K O . 1.21312 ZZ xxxxxjgxx '!!!X,!2XXXlXXgZIX2121113121XIXZXXXXKXXXXKIZIZ A I! .IX Z' .'ll,1.1 .71 Z2 I2 ,121 Z' 32 I1 X 72 ZZ 1 171, 'Z 72 . 37 sf -4 v w u sf n N U w v w u n U U N W v v Q- u sv -4 up nu GK4 v ,.MM...x,.,...........M,...,.......,.,.......MM..-.MA ZHORNE HARDWARE Quality Hardware at Quantity Prices TAMA. IOWA N .v WRT.. U .. V W N W V .. .. .. 1.3, wi. W N .3 uk. .Vw V H wx. MN..A,.M,.............,.. MM,.........,...,.........A GOZA CLOTHING CO. Complete Quttitters for Men and Boys Brown Built Shoes Portis l-lats lnterwoven Socks Van Hausen Shirts Hart, Schaftner CS. Marx Clothes On the Corner TAMA. IOWA Ctticer: lley! Pull over to the curb. Do 'ou know 'ou were aointr sevent '- 'Y ,. tue? lean Lauderdale: lsn't it swell l just learned htrw to drive yesterday. M W HYLAND ATTORNEY AT LAW TAMA IOWA DR. I. M. STANDEFER M. D. Physician and Surgeon Telephone 100 TAMA, IOWA WANT ADS Wanted More dates with anyone QPAL OWENS Lost An appetite somewhere in e xicinity of the Kelloqq home MELVIN Zi-IQRNE Butch Bacino says the reason why women cant keep s crets is A vw tai has only two views it 1 either too Jcod to ke p or it tsn t worth eeping SHILHANEK GARAGE DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery ana Repairs 4th 6. STATE STS PHONE 364 COMPLIMENTS TAMA NEWS STAND Wanted A free atterno n once a week for certain people to read detec tive stories romantic novels and what have you Wanted More vacations Students ot T You dont make very aood music with that instrument said hiqh school stud nt to Harry Qlsen as the hand c as d to play Nc ad utted the drum ner but l drown ut a pile ot load 'nusic I C KREZEK IMPLEMENTS AND HARDWARE Windmills and Pumps Tractor Service : t . . l O fi , , , , th , , . 1 'C' . 7 NY Y 4 I l on . , s u 1 'S' l. ' , . o I' 'X . I . I . I . . .H.S. O I - I , . Q. 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WILLETT Attorneys at Law W WILLETT IAS H WILLETT W I WILLETT Ground Floor Otfr W O Tana State Rank Con jTCllLllCIIlOITS and R st VV1she T Tana Hrah School Graduat s Ot 1938 Securzty Safety Service Member E D l C ISS Vvllllll re Dar vy r used tor? y Will 1t IS a srgn ll you really do Wanted A Way to get to lowa C1ty rnoro often HELEN RUGG and FRANCES SCOTT Wantod to TIIIQ A tow people t act as pro o11 a cortarn Sonror qal HARRY OLSEN DR C P SEABERT Dentlst Resldence 146 Ofhce 139 TAMA IOWA DR A I WENTZIEN M Chfton Hotel es1dence 170 Ofhce Adv1ce to all ot us Dont worry 1t your Work IS hard And your r wards arc tow Remernber that th nnqhty oak Wa onco a nut lrlco you Lost A bad report card please don 1et11rn A IUINHOR Teacher Marshall thrs rnakes th tfth t 1 thrs week Ive scolded you What have you to say tor yourse1t7 Marshall lrn qlad IIS Errday MOTHERS KITCHEN Open Day and Nraht Home Cooked Foods PHONE 136 TAMA IOWA HARDWARE AND AUTO SUPPLIES RADIO REERIGERATOR WASHERS 1 Gamble Store Agency X1 X X' XXXX!21!XXZX'X2Z72 KXXXi'iX!1!X2iXX!ZXX'X3iX' ,I 71 7' Mr Abbott l dont know what to d about n y son he wants to be a YGCIHOI rnotorrst Mr Dolezal had bottor not stand 111 lns way If that IS the case yor 'il ik XXX! X I ! 2!! 2 ,'!!.ZZ!'I!2!7iXZ1!!2I!i!2 211111121XIXIIZZIIIZIIXZIFKIIIKIIIZ Zi' 'IWIfXXX212122122121212F121IfX12221:lflilfxlixxlflihxzf Z, I I Z: , 1, 'ce ost t Z I 1 1 . X f ' Q ' s o 53 if ' . Q- M ' ' zo 1 lc, hat ots, ff Dutt : v , A ' .V ssodrorrrak-11 if teachers think you know :nore than :I ', . O O O lx A ' 2 o , . . 5 5 ' 3 ' , ' , . I' ' 'Q I II X o o 0 3 if ' e ' T' R ' ' 170 O ' 22 . ff :E A . 1 fi , , I , '. , o 1 tr1e ' ' . I! 1 . X I x 39 AUTOGRAPHS